text: R EM MICROELECTRONIC - MARIN SA EM1564 Low Power Crystal Oscillator 32.768 kHz Description Features The EM1564 is a very low power crystal oscillator, which consists of a 32.768 kHz tuning fork crystal and an advanced CMOS circuit assembled in the same very small SMD ceramic package. Very low power consumption, as low as 300nA, is guaranteed over a very wide supply voltage and temperature ranges. The EM1564 is a completely lead free product. All-in-one-package solution Miniature ceramic package for SMD mounting Package height 1.2mm Very low power consumption typ. 300nA Very tight frequency tolerance Excellent oscillator stability: 0.2 ppm/V Wide supply voltage range: 1.2V to 5.5V Operating temperature range: -40°C to +85°C On request extended temperature range: -40°C to +125°C Low aging High shock and vibration resistant 100% lead free, RoHS - compliant Applications General purpose clock generator for digital systems Clock drivers for Real Time Clocks Timekeeping in network servers and computers Data logger Electricity, gas and water metering Portable field communication Mobile phone Block Diagram VDD 1 REGULATION OSCILLATOR Fig. 1 OE 10 OUTPUT CONTROL 5 OUT 6 VSS Fig. 2 Pin Connection Top View Pin Connection 1 VDD Positive Supply Voltage 5 OUT Frequency Output 6 VSS Negative Supply Voltage 10 OE Output Enable Pins 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 are not connected Copyright © 2006, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA 1 www.emmicroelectronic.com R EM1564 Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Voltage at VDD to VSS Minimum voltage at OE Maximum voltage at OE Storage temperature range Maximum soldering Handling Procedures This device has built-in protection against high static voltages or electric fields; however, anti-static precautions must be taken as for any other CMOS component. Unless otherwise specified, proper operation can only occur when all terminal voltages are kept within the voltage range. Unused inputs must always be tied to a defined logic voltage level. Symbol Conditions VDD -0.3V to +6V VMIN VSS – 0.3V VMAX VDD + 0.3V TSTG -55°C to +150°C TSmax 260°C x 20s Stresses above these listed maximum ratings may cause permanent damages to the device. Exposure beyond specified operating conditions may affect device reliability or cause malfunction. Operating Conditions Parameter Supply voltage Operating temperature Symbol Min VDD 1.2 TA -40 Max 5.5 +85 Unit V °C Electrical Characteristics Unless otherwise specified: VDD= 3.0V, VSS= 0V, TA=25°C Parameter Symbol Conditions Min Typ Max Unit Supply voltage range VDD 1.2 3.0 5.5 V Current consumption IDD1 VDD= 5.0V, OE at VSS 300 550 nA (Note1) 250 500 nA VDD= 3.0V, OE at VSS VDD= 2.0V, OE at VSS 250 500 nA 750 1000 nA VDD= 5.0V, OE at VSS Top=-40 to +85°C 650 900 nA VDD= 3.0V, OE at VSS Top=-40 to +85°C 650 900 nA VDD= 2.0V, OE at VSS Top=-40 to +85°C Oscillator Start up voltage VSTARTUP tSTART < 3s 1.2 V Start up time tSTARTUP 0.4 0.8 s Frequency stability against 0.2 2 ppm/V Δf/f *ΔV 1.5 ≤ VDD ≤ 5.5V supply voltage variations Input Input voltage VIL VSS 0.2 x VDD V VIH 0.8 x VDD VDD V Output Duty cycle 40 50 60 % Output voltage VOH IOH = -1.0 mA, VDD= 5.0V VDD-0.4 VDD-0.1 V VOL IOL = 1.0 mA, VDD= 5.0V 0.14 0.4 V Output rise time Tr CL = 15pF 10%VDDÆ90%VDD 70 100 ns Output fall time Tf CL = 15pF 90%VDDÆ10%VDD 70 100 ns Output frequency f 32768 kHz (Note2) Frequency tolerance Δf/f ±20 ppm Aging first year max Δf/f ±3 ppm Frequency vs temperature (Δf/f) /°C² -0.035 ±10% ppm/°C² Note1: The current consumption when the output clock is enabled (OE pin at VDD) is a function of the load capacitance on the OUT pin, the output frequency fOUT = 32768Hz and the supply voltage VDD. The additional consumption for a given load can be calculated from: ΔIDD = CLOAD x VDD x fOUT Note2: Tighter tolerances are available on request. Environmental Characteristics Parameter Shock resistance Vibration resistance Symbol Δf/f Δf/f Copyright © 2006, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA Conditions 5000g, 0.3ms, ½sine 20g / 10-2000Hz 2 Min Typ Max ±5 ±5 Unit ppm ppm www.emmicroelectronic.com R EM1564 Timing Waveforms 32768Hz OE OUT tCKH tCKL 32768Hz OE OUT tCKH tCKL = 0 VIH OE VIL OUT tCKL tCKH Frequency Temperature Characteristics Copyright © 2006, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA 3 www.emmicroelectronic.com R EM1564 Package Information: Package: Recommended Solder Pad: All dimensions in mm typical The termination is with Au flashed pads for SMD mounting. Ordering Information The EM1564 can be delivered with different frequency tolerances and in different packages. Contact EM Microelectronic for availability of different options not shown in the table below. Please make sure to write the exact Part Number when ordering. Part Number EM1564V1SON10B+ Version V1 Frequency Tolerance ± 20 ppm (Note2) Package Type Top Marking SON -10 1464 Delivery Form 7"(178mm) reel with 1'000 packages 10"(254mm)reel with 2'500 packages 13"(330mm)reel with 5'000 packages Note2: Tighter tolerances are available on request. EM Microelectronic-Marin SA (EM) makes no warranty for the use of its products, other than those expressly contained in the Company's standard warranty which is detailed in EM's General Terms of Sale located on the Company's web site. EM assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear in this document, reserves the right to change devices or specifications detailed herein at any time without notice, and does not make any commitment to update the information contained herein. No licenses to patents or other intellectual property of EM are granted in connection with the sale of EM products, expressly or by implications. EM's products are not authorized for use as components in life support devices or systems. © EM Microelectronic-Marin SA, 02/06, Rev. A Copyright © 2006, EM Microelectronic-Marin SA 4 www.emmicroelectronic.com


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For a month, I am eating on a budget of $4.46 per day ($31.22 per week), roughly the same budget a person in Bloomington, Indiana receiving food stamps would have to work with. Why am I doing this? Two main reasons: 1. To attempt to gain a tiny understanding of what it's like to eat on such a limited budget. 2. To force my culinary skills out of their comfort zone, make this budget work, and in turn teach others how cooking on a restrictive budget can happen for them.
I'm just over one week in. Obviously, this isn't an easy task (nor did I expect it to be), but I have never had such feelings of desperate attachment to things in my refrigerator. I've been trying to keep my eating relatively normal for how my cooking and meals usually run. Over the weekend I get some ideas for what I'd like to cook, check the fridge and pantry for what is already on hand, make a menu and then head to the store for a list of remaining ingredients. Invariably, this plan will change throughout the week. Worked late one night, picked up takeout on the way home. Had colleagues in from out of town, went out for dinner with them. Just didn't feel like cooking much so I whipped up some quick pasta instead of the meal I'd planned. Those days of tossing the plan are so over. For my time on this challenge, at least, my menu is my lifeline. That's how I know when I look in the fridge and see leftover chili and ketchup, I know I've got a plan for how to eat the rest of the week.
If I didn't already know how to cook, this would feel impossible. While shopping both this week and last, I had to do some last minute ingredient substitutions because of unexpected prices or lack of stock in the grocery store. If I wasn't able to do that on the spot, a skill I only have because of copious amounts of time spent in the kitchen and with my nose in cookbooks, I would have panicked. I would have ditched the recipe and reached instead for something I knew how the heck to make and had all the ingredients for or even something that I knew I could add just milk or water to for a meal.
This week's meal line up went a little something like this:
- Chili and cornbread kicked off the week. Easy and comforting, this wasn't much of a departure from how I was used to these turning out. Though I did make some substitutions to keep the chili cheaper, they were unnoticeable in the finished product.
- Next up were quesadillas. I'd wished I'd had more protein, but the peppers I had to use were great, so I didn't mind much.
- Then came the zucchini and corn pancakes. I had to alter the recipe because of a serious lack of flour and ended up with cakes that felt undercooked because there was so little flour to balance the eggs. Perfectly edible, but not terribly enjoyable.
- Then the pasta I meant to toss in olive oil, but realized I had next to no olive oil left for the week. I made it work, but was also much hungrier than usual with the cumulative effect of repeated 1400 calorie days that I wolfed down the entire thing, accidentally eating what was meant to be tomorrow's lunch.
- Then there was the lunch when all I ate was carrots. See what I mean by panic setting in when I stray from the plan?
A couple of words on what it's like going to the grocery store:
Before I go shopping, I've been checking ads to determine where I will shop for the week. I make a list before I go, mark prices where I know them and estimate them when I don't. When I walk through the aisles there's a constant number in my head. "30.25," "29.00," "27.50" as I count down the amount of dollars I'm left to work with on any given trip.
But when I get to the checkout, I pay with cash and seem no different than most others in the store to the cashier or patron in line behind me. However, for those actually on food stamps it's not cash they pay with, it's a preloaded debit card that effectively identifies them as a food stamp recipient. When I hand over my cash, there's no judgement from anyone around (at least, not on how I'm paying for my purchase). When someone is actually on food stamps, there's no guarantee the cashier or person in line behind you won't make a snap judgement or utter a condescending remark. It's a part of the food stamp reality I am luck enough not to have to learn firsthand in this simulated exercise. There's an excellent post by food blogger Beth Sheresh on her blog kitchenMage about what she remembers from her days on food stamps and why this challenge isn't necessarily all it's cracked up to be. I found it quite impactful and helpful as I continue to gear up for the coming weeks of the challenge (especially this post on how to better make the challenge more like reality). What fantastic perspective this woman has and how grateful I am that she shared it. I encourage you to read it.

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The game amasses over $50,000 in funding, and unlocks extra features to be included.
We're big fans of Dragon Fin Soup over at Here is the City, and we've been following the progress of their Kickstarter campaign intently. Yesterday the game reached its first Stretch Goal milestone of $50,000, which means that extra features will be added to the game, including an Endless Labyrinth mode and online leaderboards.
At the time of writing this article the game has received $55,429 in funding, with 14 days to go. The next stretch goal is set at $100,000 and should it hit that goal even more features will be included. One of those features is the Morgiana Expansion, which will include Morgiana (from the fairy tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves) as an additional playable character. She'll be a dual-wielding Assassin class with a selection of new weapons which include a Katana, and Kunai.
If you want to pledge your support to the game head on over to their Kickstarter page. You'll find a ton of information about the game and also be able to interact with the devs, Grimm Bros, via the comments section.
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In a private meeting with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Thursday, Lt. Gen. Omar Hassan Bashir, Sudan's president, made a pitch for lifting sanctions on his country and removing it from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.
But outside the room, a storm was brewing.
Bashir's secret police, manning the palace entrance, had blocked many of Rice's key aides, and reporters accompanying her, from entering the building. When the tensions exploded in full view of Rice and Bashir during a photo opportunity, an infuriated Rice demanded an apology from the government.
The first indication of trouble came when Rice found herself seated next to Bashir, without her interpreter, for more than five minutes of awkward silence. The interpreter had been blocked at the gate, along with many of Rice's aides, but was finally hustled in.
Meanwhile, the Sudanese security forces blocked U.S. news media members, including this reporter, from entering the building. They forcefully pushed the foreign journalists out of the way, permitting only Sudanese journalists to enter.
A senior adviser to Rice, Jim Wilkinson, fumed that "diplomacy 101 says don't rough your guests up" and demanded access for the American reporters.
Officials agreed to let the U.S. news media in for television footage at the end of the meeting. Ambassador Khidir Haroun Ahmed, head of the Sudanese mission in Washington, apologized, insisting, "This is not our policy."
Before letting them in, however, the Sudanese insisted the reporters understand that questions could not be directed to Bashir.
"There is a free press," State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said.
"This is not a free press," a Sudanese official replied.
When NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell tried to ask Bashir about his alleged involvement in the violence in Sudan's Darfur region, the security forces pounced. The guards tried to drag Mitchell away, with Wilkinson shouting, "Get your hands off her!" Then they hustled all of the reporters out.
Later, Rice said she was furious over the incident.
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In the April issue of Inside the Vatican, the Portuguese woman whose blind eye was healed after praying to Blessed Nuno, speaks for the first time on her tragic accident and the moment of her healing.
Almost a century ago, Pope Benedict XV beatified Nuno (January 23, 1918), and proposed him as a model for the Catholic soldiers then engaged in combat during World War I. So one Pope Benedict, the 15th, beatified Nuno, and a second, Benedict XVI, will canonize him.
Nuno is considered the founder of the Bragança Royal Family Dynasty of Portugal which ruled from 1640 until 1910. (Nuno's daughter, Beatriz, married Alfonso, son of John I, whom he helped bring to power, starting the Aviz Dynasty.) The majority of Catholic royal families in Europe and Brazil claim lineage from him, including the recently beatified Charles of Austria, the last Hapsburg Emperor. Queen Isabella of Spain was one of Nuno's granddaughters.
Nuno even had descendants in the British royal family: Isabella's daughter (his great-granddaughter) was Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of Henry VIII, and her daughter (his great-great-granddaughter) was Queen Mary Tudor ... Another descendant was Catherine of Bragança, wife of King Charles II (all his children were illegitimate to mistresses) who conversely became a Catholic on his deathbed in 1685.
Blessed Nuno is most highly regarded in his country for masterminding the Battle of Aljubarrota in 1385. There, Portugal, in concert with England, stopped an invasion by Castile. Both allied nations were then in obedience to Pope Urban VI in Rome, whilst Castile and France followed the Antipope of Avignon, Clement VII (1378-1394).
Nuno fought and won many other battles between 1383 and 1411, and, after peace was established with Castile, Nuno participated in the expedition in 1415 to Ceuta in North Africa, an action that was considered the first European missionary effort ... [M]onuments to him are scattered throughout Portugal and in many former Portuguese ... colonies.
He was made the 3rd Count of Ourém in 1383, and his main feudal castle was in Ourém, the county where Fátima is located. He believed prayer, penance and commitment to the poor and needy, to be the true calling of nobility and, following the death of his wife, Nuno entered a Carmelite monastery he had established, taking the religious name Friar Nuno of Saint Mary.
He was renowned for his devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and is considered the Founder of the Secular Order because the secular Confraternity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, better known as the Confraternity of the Holy Constable, which he founded in Lisbon to support his work with the poor with contributions from its noble members, eventually evolved into the present Carmelite Third Order. This original Confraternity was re-established last year on November 6 (Nuno's Feast Day) and hopes to be an active branch of the Secular Order providing funds for work with the poor and homeless of Lisbon in remembrance of Dom Nuno.
When fighting the Castilians, he was renowned for his fairness to his enemies, and three times crossed the border to feed the peoples in the neighboring kingdom during famines, and to provide for the widows and orphans of the war. Pope Pius XII was on the verge of canonizing him by decree in 1940, but was dissuaded by Salazar (the leader of Portugal at the time). Blessed Nuno's cause then remained at a stalemate. The rediscovery of his original grave site in 1996 in Lisbon by archaeologists proved that he had received a burial suitable for the last great knight of medieval Christendom. John Haffert, co-founder of the Blue Army of Our Lady of Fatima, regarded Nuno as the peacemaker who went to war and the precursor of Fátima, and promoted [sincere] devotion until his death in 2001.
The Blessed Nuno Society (www.blessednuno.org) founded in Ourém Castle by Timothy Heinan and Blue Army Protector Bishop Constantino Luna, OFM, was later headquartered in the Diocese of Duluth, Minnesota (USA) as a Private Association of the Faithful, continuing to promote devotion to Nuno and, by engaging in works of charity on behalf of orphans and the homeless, being faithful to his example. The association administers orphanage projects in Portugal, Mexico and the Carib bean.
The miracle of canonization took place in the Jubilee Year 2000, when a devotee of Blessed Nuno and volunteer at Ourém Castle, Guilhermina de Jesus, was blinded in her left eye as a result of boiling oil splashing on it, when she was frying some fish and chips. After all medical treatment proved unsuccessful, Guilhermina and her family prayed several novenas to Blessed Nuno, and her sight returned in that blinded eye inexplicably. On July 3, 2008, alongside a decree of heroic virtue, the Holy Father approved this healing as a miracle obtained through Blessed Nuno's intercession.
Nuno's feast day is obligatory among Carmelites of the Ancient Observance on November 6 and optional among the Discalced Carmelites on April 1, who have also a Portuguese cause impending, that of Fatima seer, Sister Lucia dos Santos, whose family had a great devotion to the Condestável. Having been a Prior of the Hospitaller Order of Saint John (Order of Malta) and Commander of the Minor Religious Military Orders under the observance of the Cistercians of Alcobaça's rule, such as Saint Benedict of Aviz and Saint Michael of the Wing, Dom Nuno will also be venerated as a Saint or Protector of these Orders.
His official name will be Saint Friar Dom Nuno de Santa Maria Àlvares Pereira, O.Carm, but for the Portuguese he will always be fondly regarded as the Holy Constable or Beato Nuno.
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Availed himself to the full of the (for him) convenient clauses of the Italian Law of Guarantees (May 13, 1871), while refusing the civil list of three and a quarter million lire provided for his use, and inhibiting Italian Catholics from participating in the elections to the House of Deputies (ne elettori eletti).
Moreau's trial for treason promised to end with an acquittal; but the emperor brought severe pressure to bear on the judges (one of whom he dismissed), with the result that the general was declared guilty of participating in the royalist plot.
The members of this community neither pay nor collect Social Security, and fought hard to be exempted from participating in that system based on their religious beliefs.
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Indeed, it is not too much to say that, until the days of Sobieski, the Cossacks were invariably the chief cause of the breaches between the Porte and the Republic. We have seen how carefully the Jagiellos avoided participating in any of the crusades directed by the Holy See against the arch-enemies of the Cross.
As lay abbot of the abbeys of St Martin at Tours and of St Denis he was interested in clerical reform, was fond of participating in religious ceremonies, and had many friends among the clergy.
He was soon regarded once more as a menace to the peace of Germany, and of the three alternatives presented to him by the emperor in 1188 he rejected the idea of making a formal renunciation of his claim, or of participating in the crusade, and chose exile, going again to England in 1189.
In 1708, subsequently participating in the battle of Holowczyn, the reduction of Mazepa, and the crowning victory of Poltava (June 26, 1709), where he won his marshal's baton.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Announces Broadway Run
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has officially been confirmed for New York run beginning April 2018!
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opens on Broadway in the spring of 2018 at the newly renovated Lyric Theatre in New York. The official opening will be on Sunday, April 22, 2018.
Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, a new play by Jack Thorne, received its world premiere in June 2016 at the Palace Theatre in London, where it plays to sold-out houses. The critically acclaimed play recently became the most awarded production in the history of the Olivier Awards, winning a record-breaking nine awards including Best New Play and Best Director. The production has won 22 major theatre awards in the UK since opening last July in London, including the Evening Standard Best Play Award.
Written by Olivier and BAFTA Award winner Jack Thorne and directed by Olivier and Tony Award® winner John Tiffany, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series and the first official Harry Potter story to be presented on stage, bringing together some of the most exciting talent working in the theatre today.
It was always difficult being Harry Potter and it isn't much easier now that he is an overworked employee of the Ministry of Magic, a husband and father of three school-age children.
While Harry grapples with a past that refuses to stay where it belongs, his youngest son Albus must struggle with the weight of a family legacy he never wanted. As past and present fuse ominously, both father and son learn the uncomfortable truth: sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is directed by John Tiffany with movement by Steven Hoggett, set by Christine Jones, costumes by Katrina Lindsay, music & arrangements by Imogen Heap, lighting by Neil Austin, sound by Gareth Fry, illusions & magic by Jamie Harrison and music supervision & arrangements by Martin Lowe.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is produced by Sonia Friedman Productions, Colin Callender and Harry Potter Theatrical Productions.


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Laird In The News
Laird to Exhibit Innovative Telematics Platform, IDAS Antennas at Mobile World Congress Americas
SAN FRANCISCO – Global connectivity leader Laird (LRD: London) will be displaying its newest vehicle telematics and sophisticated indoor distributed antennas systems (iDAS) and other products that make the wireless world work at Mobile World Congress Americas, September 12-14, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, it was announced today.
Mobile World Congress Americas, a premier mobile industry event for North, Central, and South America companies, also will feature speeches from industry experts, and exhibits to showcase cutting-edge mobile technologies, products...Read More
Laird CEO Featured on National Radio Broadcast Discussing Connected Cars
Laird CEO David Lockwood was invited on the very popular BBC Radio 4 "Today" program to discuss the future of driverless cars.
With an audience of 7 million listeners in the U.K. the "Today" prgram the flagship news and current affairs broadcast. After acquiring Germany based automotive elctronics designers and manufacturer Novero, Laird is the leading global provider of end-to-end automotive connectivity services with solutions including antenna coupling and telematics control units as well as smart device integration products such as wireless charging.
On BBC Radio 4's Today program, Mr. Lockwood discusses how driverless cars will gain critical mass on the roadways and...Read More
Laird Wireless Product Featured in IoT Development Kit
One of Laird's recent acquisitions, L.S. Research (LSR), is already capturing the attention of developers for the Internet of Things (IoT). Avnet Inc (NYSE: AVT) is leveraging two different LSR products as well as connectivity to Laird's TiWi Connect cloud platform to help engineers and designers prototype new IoT devices.
Dubbed the "LSR Wireless Shield," Avnet calls it "a low-cost platform with customizable sensor/ peripheral capabilities." This expansion board allows new wireless products to be tested for functionality and reliability prior to final production.
This is just one example of how the recent acquisition of U.S. based L.S. Research, further expands the ...Read More
Laird's Connected Hospital Featured in Wireless Design and Development Magazine
Deploying Wi-Fi networks in crowded environments like hospitals, industrial sites, or airports can present significant challenges. These areas however benefit greatly from leveraging the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) making the deployement of Wi-Fi networks a must.
In an article published by Wireless Design and Development Magazine Laird experts Bob Monroe and Kris Sidle outline 5 steps network designers can take to over come these challenges and provide reliable network connectivity for people, devices, and equipment in these types of environments. As the article puts it "The immense value and...Read More
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HR.com Recognizes Laird's Global Leadership Development Program
Every year HR.com evaluates the top leadership programs for companies across the globe.
In 2016 Laird was recognized with a Leadership 500 Excellence Award for developing one of the most impactful leadership programs that was deployed in more than three countries.
Laird's program, called the Essentials of Leadership, earned the company a top 20 ranking among "Global/...Read More
Laird Embedded Wireless Modules Inspire New IoT Innovations
Analysts are predicting there will be more than 11.6 billion connected devices across the globe by 2020. That's almost double the number in 2015.
That's why companies everywhere are looking for ways to connect their products to the Internet of Things (IoT).
That's why Wi, Wireless & RF Magazine recently asked Laird's Vice President of Business Development for Connectivity...Read More
Laird Industrial Wireless Technology Seen As Increasing Workplace Safety
"Advances in wireless technology bring hardwired emergency-stop systems to a new level of safety to speed up response time, free operator constraints and expand applications," reads the subtitle of an article in The Journal, from Rockwell Automation, a leader in industrial automation and information products.
The article discusses how emergency-stop, or e-stop, pushbuttons are a critical component to the safety of automation systems, but that traditional fixed position e-stop pushbuttons have some limitations which can be overcome with wireless technology. For example David Stagg, product manager for industrial remote control products, at Laird describes how not all...Read More
Laird Electromagnetic Interference Experts Published in Design News
As consumer, commercial, and industrial electronics continue to shrink, run faster, and have higher performance levels, EMI shielding, weight reduction, and heat dissipation will continue to challenge design engineers and OEMs across the country and around the globe and require innovative board-level shielding as well as close collaboration between design and manufacturing.
That was the topic a feature co-authored by two Laird experts in board level shielding. Paul Crotty, Director of Engineering and Technology for EMI Metals and Precision Metals Product Manager, Sean Honer, which discusses the growing demand for thinner, lighter, hybrid board level shields that protect...Read More
Laird's Industrial Remote Control Technology Lifting the Future of Industrial Crane Industry
"Radio remote control technology has become an integral part of the material lifting sector," states an article published in Hoist Magazine.
The article, published in December of 2015, discusses recent advancements in the field of crane operations and cites Laird as a leader in driving industry advancements.
Laird's wireless industrial remote controls contribute to a safer and more productive workplace according to the article that quotes Laird Senior Vice President of Wireless Automated Control Solutions Rick Morse as saying, "we are seeing attitudes towards leveraging wireless e-Stop solutions changing, meaning operations are more open to the possibilities of wireless...Read More


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Cougars victorious in crucial late season match
Brendan Stasiewich, Mount Royal Cougars Sports Information
CALGARY, AB- On Friday evening at the Flames Community Arenas the Mount Royal Cougars (8-12-3-2) took down the Lethbridge Longhorns (9-12-2-2) by a score of 3-1 in a crucial late season match.
Sarah Weninger was the hero for Mount Royal scoring twice, while Jenae Culp scored the Pronghorns goal. Rachel Piitz was also a game changer for the Cougars, registering an assist on Weninger's game winning goal. Carley Bertram also added an empty netter for Mount Royal.
With only three games remaining after tonight, the win moves the Cougars within one point of Lethbridge for the final playoff spot in the Canada West conference.
The Pronghorns opened the scoring with three minutes remaining in the first period. With a Cougars' defender pinching at the red line the puck got chipped up to Pronghorns defenseman Chelsea Kasprick. Kasprick came in on a two on one and sent a beautiful saucer pass to Jenae Culp who buried her sixth of the year past Jess Ross.
The first period went by with minimal scoring chances as the Pronghorns registered four shots compared to the Cougars' one.
It didn't take long into the second period for the Cougars to find their scoring touch. After a horrendous giveaway by the Pronghorns in their own zone the Cougars' leading scorer Sarah Weninger took the puck in alone on a breakaway. Putting a nifty deke on goalie Alicia Anderson, Weninger was able to slide the puck into the net for her 10th of the year.
The Cougars had two great chances to take hold of the lead with 12 minutes left in the period. Taking a cross crease pass, Rachel Piitz had a sure goal taken away when Anderson slid across the net to deny the Cougars' forward with the glove. Seconds later Elisha Cunningham came streaking in on a breakaway but Anderson again stayed strong making a pad save.
With just under five minutes remaining in the game the Pronghorns took a crucial penalty in the offensive zone. On the ensuing power play Sarah Weninger did a great job making a stick lift, taking the puck away from a Pronghorns' player. Once she had control of the puck, Weninger sent pass to Rachel Piitz in front of the net. Piitz, who appeared to be the strongest skater for the Cougars on the evening, completed a nice give and go feeding the puck right back to Weninger for her to bury her second of the game.
Carley Bertram added an empty netter with eight seconds left in the contest to give the Cougars a 3-1 win.
The Weninger marker, which due to the circumstances of the game was one of her most important of the year, was the game winner for the Cougars who came away victorious for the third time against Lethbridge this year.
With the win Jess Ross improves her record to 5-8-1 while the loss drops Alicia Anderson to 11-10-1 on the year.
The two teams will play another equally important game tomorrow night at Nicholas Sheran Arena in Lethbridge. The game, which has major playoff implications, is slated for a 7 P.M. puck drop.
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Looking at the future is not a simple thing to do when it comes to technology. What appeared like sci-fi only a few short years ago is now current standard operating procedure. Nobody would've thought or even imagined two decades ago that individuals would be toting around phones in their front pockets that are practically as powerful as a home computer.
Nobody would have imagined how much they do with the power of these cell phones for day to day things like bill paying, keeping in touch and even GPS. Phones are only a part of what amazing technology we all live with in this day and age. Each day we find something new to blow our minds and make us recognize that the limitations that we see will likely be shattered soon. You see it in our phones and our entertainment technology as well as in the vehicles which we drive.
There are cars which have everything that you could ever imagine that you'd need. Cars have automatic seats and windows, they have heated steering wheels and seats and some of them can also park themselves. They have cameras and sensors built into the bumpers to see what's behind you while you back up the car, and will send an alarm if you close your eyes and veer off the road.
And what is even more astounding is that these technological marvels aren't only available on the most expensive car models and brands available. These are technologies that are accessible to many more people than could have been imagined. Soon it might be common to see 3D television built into the headrests of some of the more expensive SUV's and luxury cars. After all, we need to be entertained to the full extent of our abilities at each moment of every day.
Actually, it's a good thing to sometimes turn off the devices for a little while. Nobody should be connected at every waking moment of each day. You should slide from the grid every once in a while for your own peace of mind. If you make it a practice of unplugging every now and then, it will not be such a shock every once in a while when it takes place without your prior approval. Sometimes you can't get that signal to power your device and it is a good way to learn not to freak out.
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Berea College played hard against Union College's men's tennis team Sunday night in Barbourville, KY. Berea lost 9-0 in their sixth game of the season.
Ignacio Tejerina (UC) def Jesse Massucco (BC) 6-2, 6-2
Adrian Frutos (UC) def Michael Slaugther (BC) 6-0, 6-0
Egil Bruduik (UC) def Zac White (BC) 6-3, 6-1
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Brandon Matthews (UC) def Joel Deutscher (BC) 6-3, 6-3
Joe Gemmer (UC) def Brandon Mitchell (BC) 6-0. 6-0
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Totally Scripted (14): Montage o' Magical Pain
The fourth episode of Akashic Records brings the anticipated Magic Competition which all magical school anime must possess. Unexpectedly early; it's not the climax of the season!
Totally Scripted (14): Montage o' Magical Pain
The fourth episode of Akashic Records brings the anticipated Magic Competition which all magical school anime must possess. Unexpectedly early; it's not the climax of the season!
This one came out of no where. I got a recommendation, I watched the first episode, then finally at 3am in the morning I went to sleep satisfied. Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet had me hooked from episode one, and I simply couldn't bring myself to put the adventure on hold. If I had to regret marathoning it in one sitting, it'd be because I don't have a reason to watch it today. Well, that's why I'm writing about it now. Continue reading
Totally Scripted (13): Reiner Can't Read… this one
Ren makes good points, Snow gets distracted. We sound bored with Attack on Titan. Woooo.
Totally Scripted (12): This One's Fate will Stay in Akashic Records with the Instructor of Justice
The die has been cast. Akashic Records will be the second series we follow this season. In for the typical (and not expecting to podcast on it), but staying for the surprises! We cover the first 3 episodes which have aired so far and draw parallels with other shows we love or hate! Come enjoy Glenn-sensei's shameless personality.
Ah, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The latest installment in the Zelda series opens up the world of Hyrule unlike any game before it, quite frankly Hyrule has never looked better. In Breath of the Wild you play as Link (surprise, surprise) who has been in slumber for 100 years. He wakes up, and then in reference to the first game in the series runs into an old man who gives him the rundown on life, as he has you run around the plateau in which you awoke to learn how the game works. It's basically a disguised tutorial area that gives you the tools you'll be using throughout the game, while not being "HEY LISTEN, DO THIS THING, TO DO THAT OTHER THING." So you make your way around the plateau learning how the game works, on your own wit. Fantastic. Continue reading
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Living Building Challenge Defines the Most Advanced Measures of Sustainability
The Living Building Challenge is a certification program that defines the most advanced measure of sustainability in the built environment and acts to diminish the gap between current limits and ideal solutions. Projects that achieve this level of performance can claim to be the 'greenest' anywhere and will serve as role models for future construction. The Challenge is comprised of seven performance areas, or "Petals" – Materials, Site, Water, Energy, Health, Equity, and Beauty. The Petals are then subdivided into a total of twenty Imperatives, each of which focuses on a specific sphere of influence.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Brock Environmental Center at Pleasure House Point in Virginia Beach will be the first LEED Platinum and Living Building Challenge (LBC) certified project in Virginia. For the next several weeks we will focus on the requirements for an individual Petal and examine the specific initiatives we are working on to achieve our goals with the Environmental Center.
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Throughout their lifecycle, many traditional building materials are responsible for adverse environmental issues including illness, pollution, and resource depletion. The Living Building Challenge envisions a future where all materials in the built environment are replenishable and have no negative impact on human and environmental health. The intent of the Materials Petal is to introduce successful materials that are non-toxic, transparent and socially equitable into the building process.
Effective due diligence is vital to achieving the certification requirements for materials. With the guidance of the Materials Petal standards, Hourigan Construction has to date identified and collected the following materials for incorporation into the design and construction of the Environmental Center:
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3. Wall-mounted sinks
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1. In the general elections held early this year Vidya Charan Shukla, the petitioner was returned to the House of the People from the Mahasamund constituency on the Congress ticket. He polled 56,664 votes. His rival candidates, Khubchand Baghel respondent No. 2 (Praja Socialist Party) secured 53,872; Indradeo Tandon respondent No. 3 (Republican Party) 9,138; Dharamjit Singh respondent No. 4 (Ram Rajya Parishad) 23,889; and Ramsingh respondent No. 5 (Jan Sangh) 14,532 votes.
2. Khubchand Baghel respondent No. 2 filed an Election. Petition challenging the aforesaid election on the ground of a corrupt practice -- publication of a pamphlet published in the name of one Tikamchand Jain, allegedly containing false and defamatory statement in respect of Khubchand Baghel. For our purposes it is unnecessary to set out the allegations contained in the Election Petition. Suffice to reproduce the prayer in verbatim :
The petitioner claims (i) a declaration that the election of the returned candidate Shri Vidya Charan Shukla respondent No. i is void; (2) any other relief that may in the circumstances of the case be deemed fit and proper.'
3. In the Election Petition, besides Vidya Charan Shukla, all the other contesting candidates are also made parties. For the trial of that petition Mr. G.P. Tiwari, District Judge, Raipur (respondent No. 1) has been constituted the Election Tribunal under Section 80 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 (hereinafter to be called 'the Act'). A copy of the said petition was sent by the Election Commission to Vaidya Charan Shukla. He was also served with a notice for appearance before the said Tribunal. He entered appearance by counsel before the Tribunal on June 18, 1962.
4. On July 13, 1962, instead of filing a writ statement for which that date was fixed, he raised a preliminary objection by an application that the Election Petition could not be proceeded with inasmuch as the other contesting candidates had also been made parties which amounted to 'direct violation of the mandatory provisions of Section 82 of the Act'. The contention was that the Election Petition could be instituted only against the returned candidate and it was not permissible to join any of the other contesting candidates because there was no further prayer that the petitioner or any other contesting candidate be declared duly elected. It was urged in the application that because of that defect the petition was not entertain-able and was liable to be dismissed under Section 90 (3) of the Act.
5. The Election Tribunal by its order of the last mentioned date refused to entertain the objection just because it was raised merely by an application without a complete written statement being filed. However, it granted further time to present a written statement in which that objection could be taken and fixed August 6, 1962, for that purpose. Adjournment costs Rs. 25/- were awarded to the other side. Aggrieved by that order, Vidya Charan Shukla has filed this petition.
6. Mr. Bobde relied on Kamaraja Nadar v. Kunju Thevar, 1959 SCR 583 : (AIR 1958 SC 687) where the Election Tribunal in M.R. Masani v. Election Tribunal, Ranchi, Civil Appeal No. 48 of 1958 (See AIR 1958 SC 687 at p. 691) had refused to decide the preliminary objection earlier and had postponed its decision saying that it was essential to decide the case as a whole and not piece-meal inasmuch as there was no easy provision for remand if its view was not accepted by the appellate authority and the High Court had also refused to interfere under Article 226 of the Constitution. Their Lordships made the following observations :
'We are of opinion that both the Election Tribunal and the High Court were wrong in the view they took. If the preliminary objection was not entertained and a decision reached thereupon, further proceedings taken in the Election Petition would mean a full fledged trial involving examination of a large number of witnesses on behalf of the second respondent in support of the numerous allegations of corrupt practices attributed by him to the appellant, his agents or others working on his behalf; examination of a large number of witnesses by or on behalf of the appellant controverting the allegations made against him; examination of witnesses in support of the recrimination submitted by the appellant against the second respondent; and a large number of visits by the appellant from distant places like Delhi and Bombay to Ranchi resulting in not only heavy expenses and loss of time and diversion of the appellant from his public duty in the various fields of activity including those in the House of the People. It would mean unnecessary harassment and expenses for the appellant which could certainly be avoided if the preliminary objection urged by him was decided at the initial stage by the Election Tribunal.'
On the other hand, learned counsel for Khubchand placed reliance on Veluswami Thevar v. Raja Nainar, AIR 1959 SC 422 where their Lordships observed as under :
'As the question has also been raised as to the propriety of interfering in writ petitions underArticle 226 with interlocutory orders passed in the court of an enquiry before the Election Tribunal, we shall express our opinion thereon. The jurisdiction of the High Court to issue writs against orders of the Tribunal is undoubted; but then, it is well settled that where there is another remedy provided, the Court may properly exercise its discretion in declining to interfere under Article 226. It should be remembered that under the election law as it stood prior to the amendment in 1956, election petitions were dismissed on preliminary grounds and the correctness of the decision was challenged in applications under Article 226 and in further ap-peals to this Court, with the result that by the time the matter was finally decided, the life of the Legislature for which the election was held would have itself very nearly come to an end and the proceedings become infructuous. A single example of a case of this kind is to be found in the decision reported in Bhikaji Keshao Joshi v. Brijlal Nandlal, 10 Ele. LR 357 : ( (S) AIR 1955 SC 610). It is to remedy this defect that the Legislature has now amended the law by providing a right of appeal against a decision of the Tribunal to the High Court under Section 116A, and its intention is obviously that proceedings before the Tribunal should go on with expedition and without interruption, and that any error in its decision should be set right in an appeal under that section. In this view, it would be proper exercise of discretion under Article 226 to decline to interfere with interlocutory orders.'
To say that a preliminary objection relating to non-maintainability of an election petition must be decided promptly is not the same thing as to say that preliminary objections can be allowed to be raised by mere applications without filing a complete written statement. In M.R. Masani's case C. A. No. 48 of 1958 (See AIR 1958 SC 687 at p. 601) decided along with Kamaraja Nadar's case 1959 SCR 583 : (AIR 1958 SC 687) (supra) the Supreme Court has not held that the returned candidate need not file a complete written statement until and unless his preliminary objection is decided, although their Lordships have pointed out the expediency and desirability of disposing of such objections first.
Suppose an objection as to non-compliance with Section 117 of the Act is taken by an application and it is rejected; then another objection is taken by a second application that the petition is not maintainable for non-compliance with Section 81 and, after that too is rejected, the maintainability of the petition is assailed by a third application on the ground that there is non-joinder of a necessary party (Section 82). Raising objections in instalments can be prevented if filing of the written statement is insisted upon so that the Tribunal can strike all such preliminary issues as may be heard and decided before evidence is recorded. This may be answered by saying that it would suffice to insist on all the preliminary objections being raised in a single application so that unnecessary delay which would be occasioned in piece-meal decisions would be avoided, and the abuse of the process pointed out above would be checked.
In M.R. Masani's case, (C. A. No. 48 of 1958) (See AIR 1958 SC 687 at p. 691) (supra) a preliminary objection had been raised before the Election Tribunal under Section 90 (3) urging that the deposit under Section 117 of the Act was not in conformity with the statutory requirement. This preliminary objection was heard by the Election Tribunal but eventually it expressed the opinion that the matter was not free from doubt and it was essential that the case should be decided as a whole and not piece-meal inasmuch as there was no easy provision for its remand if its view was not accepted by the appellate authority. The Tribunal, therefore, did not consider it proper to give its decision on the preliminary objection at that stage and ordered that the trial of the election petition do proceed. It is not known to us whether in that case the objection, which was filed on the 31st July 1957, was subsequent to the filing of a written statement or prior to it.
7. We would have been required to consider with all seriousness the question whether the Tribunal should be directed to decide the point raised before it as a preliminary issue without compelling the returned candidate to file a complete written statement, but that has become unnecessary in view of the fact that both sides asked us to decide the question on merits at this stage. When Mr. Bobde started addressing us on interpretation of Sections 82 and 90(3) of the Act, we put to him pointedly whether he was calling upon us to decide his objection on merits in this proceeding. Mr. Bobde told us that he elected to argue the preliminary objection on merits. To use his own words, he 'would welcome the decision on that point right now because that would obviate the necessity of going back to the Tribunal for agitating this question there' and again coming to this Court in appeal. Learned counsel for the second respondent (Khubchand) agreed to this course. Both sides then addressed us fully on the merits of the preliminary objection raised by the returned candidate before the Election Tribunal.
8. It was urged by Mr. Bobde that the language of Section 82 of the Act left no manner of doubt that the only person who could be joined as respondent in the Election Petition was the returned candidate and that the section by necessary intendment gave a negative injunction that no one else could be joined as respondent. The proposition which the learned counsel wanted us to enunciate is that since the law prescribes a certain mode of joinder and since that is the only provision under which there can be a joinder of respondents, it necessarily follows that if any person other than those mentioned in Section 82, as the case may be, is joined, there is an infraction of the mandatory provision contained in that section. It seems to us quite clear that we are unable to give effect to this contention.
9. As enacted in Section 81 of the Act, an election can be called in question on one or more grounds specified in Sub-section (i) of Section 100 and Section 101 of the Act. If there exists a ground under Section 101, the petitioner may, in addition to the declaration, claim a further relief that he or any other candidate, as the case may be, be declared to have been duly elected. In any case, this relief may or may not be claimed; it is optional, not imperative. Section 82 runs thus :
'82. Parties to the petition.-- A petitioner shall join as respondents to his petition
(a) where the petitioner, in addition to claiming a declaration that the election of all or any of the returned candidates is void, claims a further declaration that he himself or any other candidate has been duly elected, all the contesting candidates other than the petitioner, and where no such further declaration is claimed, all the returned candidates; and
(b) any other candidate against whom allegations of any corrupt practice are made in the petition.'
Plainly enough, the section enjoins that in an Ejection Petition, all the contesting candidates must be joined as respondents where the further declaration is claimed; but in a case where the further declaration is not claimed, what is required is to join all the returned candidates as respondents. This only means that in the former case not only all the returned candidates but also all the other contesting candidates must be parties to the petition; in the latter case, only the returned candidates are necessary parties but the defeated candidates are not necessary parties. It is impossible to hold that if in the latter case the defeated candidates are also joined as respondents, then Section 82 is offended. The section does not ban the defeated candidates being made parties. It is one thing to say that all the returned candidates shall be joined as respondents and another to say that no other contesting candidates shall be so joined. The distinction is too obvious to be stated. It is noteworthy that the word 'only' is not employed before, nor the words 'and no other' after, the expression 'all the returned candidates' in Clause (a) of Section 82.
10. It may be mentioned here that this section was substituted for the original Section 82 by the Representation of the People (Second Amendment) Act (No. XXVII of 1956). The original section required all the 'duly nominated candidates' to be joined as respondents irrespective of whether in the Election Petition the further declaration was claimed or not. To us the intention of the amendment seems to be quite clear. In a case where the election of the returned candidate is merely sought to be declared void, the other defeated candidates are not adversely affected. They could themselves file separate petitions to call the election in question. They can come forward as witnesses and support the petitioner. In any event, they can await the outcome and, if the election is set aside, they get another opportunity to contest the bye-election.
But, in the other case -- where the further declaration is claimed -- every other contesting candidate becomes directly interested and must as a necessity be heard so that he may, if so advised, file a recrimination, thereby to show that the petitioner was himself guilty of a corrupt practice so that the further declaration could not be made. If the further declaration is granted behind their back, they lose a very valuable right, the opportunity of contesting the fresh election. Thus, what is intended in Section 82 is to lay down who are really necessary parties in the two cases respectively. The very phraseology of the section confirms this conclusion. And, necessary respondents are only those candidates who are interested prima facie in the result of the petition. But Section 82 does not forbid all the contesting candidates being joined as respondents even when the prayer is confined to a declaration that the election of the returned candidate is void.
11. The wording of Section 90 (3) of the Act carries the matter no further. What is more, when we turn to Sub-section (4) of Section 90, the issue is clinched. That sub-section entitles every candidate as of right to be joined as a respondent if he has not been so joined by the petitioner. That right is unqualified (although he is required to make the application within 14 days of the commencement of the trial of the election petition and has to furnish such security for costs as the Tribunal may direct). It is thus transparent that no contesting candidate can be said to be an alien to an election petition. If every candidate has the right to be joined as a respondent just for the asking, it cannot by any stretch of argument be maintained that if the petitioner himself joins all other contesting candidates, the petition is liable to be dismissed on that ground alone.
12. Mr. Bobde laid a great deal of emphasis on the inclusion of Section 82 in the penal provision contained in Section 90 (3) as amended by Act No. XXVII of 1956 It is stressed that for non-compliance with Section 82 an election petition could not be dismissed under Section 90 (3) as it stood before the amendment. We do not see how this advances the petitioner's contention. It is true that before the amendment, an omission to implead the candidates who had withdrawn was a matter of controversy in several election petitions. There were conflicting decisions as -to whether the defect was fatal and whether the Tribunals had jurisdiction to allow such candidates to be subsequently added as respondents by way of amendment of the petitions. This was settled by the Supreme Court in Jagan Nath v. Jaswant Singh, 1954 SCR 892 : (AIR 1954 SC 210). There, the provisions of the old Section 82 were held to be directory and not mandatory as no penalty was provided in case of its non-compliance.
It appears that the framers of the law amended Section 82 with the object of dispensing with the necessity of joining such contesting candidates as parties who, prima facie, were not directly interested in the outcome of the election and confined it to those who were necessary parties being really interested in the result of the petition. It seems to us that the real purpose behind this is to avoid unnecessary delay which is bound to occasion in effecting service upon unnecessary respondents. At the same time, the provisions as contained in the new Section 82 as to joinder of necessary parties were made mandatory by providing the penalty of dismissal under Section 90 (3).
13. It was argued for the petitioner that the inclusion of respondents Nos. 3, 4 and 5 was not quite inconsequential because, to the prejudice of the petitioner, these respondents might share the burden of proof with the second respondent (Khubchand); they might allege further corrupt practices; and would have the right of appeal under Section 116A of the Act, It was urged that the Legislature did not intend all this and that was why Section 82 was so worded. We see no substance in this argument which is answered by Section 90 (4)of the Act. There, as already said, a right is given to every candidate to be joined as a respondent and that right is unqualified so that it is not a matter in the discretion of the Tribunal toreject his request. All that is requisite is that he must make up his mind and apply within 14 days from the date of the commencement of the trial and must also furnish security for costs underSection 119 of the Act. In such an event, all the 'consequences', which are apprehended by the petitioner as 'prejudicial', will be in evitable.
14. It was then vehemently maintained by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the law of elections being a technical law, it was irrelevant to look for a rational basis behind every provisions; it had to be interpreted strictly in the technical sense. Our attention is invited to the following observations of the Supreme Court in Jagan Nath's case, 1954 SCR 892 : (AIR 1954 SC 210) (supra) at page 895 (of SCR) : (at p. 212 of AIR):
'The general rule is well settled that the statutory requirements of election law must be strictly observed and that an election contest is not an action at law or a suit in equity but is a purely statutory proceeding unknown to the common law and that the Court possesses no common law power It is also well settled that it is a sound principle of natural justice that the success of a candidate who has won at an election should not be lightly interfered with and any petition seeking such interference must strictly conform to the requirements of the law.'
We are prepared, as we are bound, to follow with the utmost respect these observations of their Lordships. Even on a strict interpretation of the technical provisions of the Act, as the returned candidate has been joined as a respondent, the requirement of Section 82 is completely fulfilled and exhausted. We are quite unable to hold that doing something more than what is required under a mandatory requirement of the law is also 'non-compliance' with the provision, just as its non-observance is. In the absence of any penalty having been provided in the law for joining the other contesting candidates as well, whom it was not necessary to join, the petition cannot be dismissed as not maintainable. We must recall that in S.M. Banerji v. Sri Krishna, 1960 (2) SCR 289 at p. 304 : (AIR 1960 SC 368 at p. 375), their Lordships have struck a note of warning:
'Courts and Tribunals are constituted to do justice between the parties within the confines of statutory limitations and undue emphasis on technicalities or enlarging their scope would cramp their powers, diminish their effectiveness and defeat the very purpose for which they are constituted.'
15. We are, therefore, of the view that an election petition does not incur dismissal under Section 90 (3) of the Act merely on the ground that the petitioner has joined as respondents not the returned candidate but also the other contesting candidates, even though he has not claimed the further declaration under Section 101 of the Act. This view finds support in a decision of the Orissa High Court reported in Satrughan Sahu v. Bijoyanand Patnaik, 1962-28 Cut LT 233.
16. This petition is dismissed. The petitioner (Vidya Charan Shukla) shall pay to the second respondent (Khubchand) Rs. 200/- as costs in this Court.


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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
I find it very ironic that after helping to teach about the joys of motherhood to a bunch of teenaged girls I go through mothering hell. Harry is being the biggest pain right now. He has to be held almost all the time, he will not nap longer than a half hour and is getting up way too early in the morning.
I love my baby. I love holding him and playing with him and doing all that other mommy stuff. I just get so frustrated when I am trying to play with Evan only I can't really because if I put Harry down he screams bloody murder. I am so tired right now because after many weeks of sleeping solidly through the night he is waking up often.
Naps are out of the question for me to catch up on my sleep. Today was a great example of what has been going on. I give Harry a bottle, he falls asleep so I put him in his bed (where he seems to sleep a tiny bit better), get Evan lunch and put him down. Just as I doze off in bed the little stinker wakes up and will not even think about going back down.
This is all adding a lot of tarnish to the shiny joys of motherhood. I think the only thing that is keeping me from running away from home is the fact that I know that this too shall pass. I had many many moments like that with Evan and will have many moments like that with my next baby. It will pass and other challenges will arise and make me want to tear my hair out. Along with the frustrations comes the joy, the smiles, the laughter, the hugs.
Posted by Awesome Mom at 12:04 AM
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2 comments:
- Nicole said...
Hang in there. I remember feeling that way when my second one came. Actually, I feel that way still, sometimes, and he's 20-months. He's been getting up a lot a night. Having a lack of sleep makes a difficult job much more difficult. It's good remember there are joys and smiles. It's hard to even remember, sometimes. Good luck.
- 01 March, 2006 07:17
- Zephra said...
It is all a secret plot to drive the mothers of the world crazy.
- 01 March, 2006 09:50
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