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Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino talks about Gundam, mecha anime, and even Marvel movies in interview with FORBES
Yoshiyuki Tomino has done many things in his career, from working on classic anime like Voltes V to working with Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki at Studio Ghibli. But he's best known for his work in the mecha genre, particularly, creating the worldwide phenomenon known as GUNDAM.
However, Tomino is also known for his harsh criticisms of the video game and anime industry, and he's not shy about mincing words about modern voice actors as well. Recently, he sat down with FORBES magazine's Ollie Barder for an interview. They talked about a number of topics, from anime as a whole to even Marvel movies. He first talked about starting out as an animator over at Mushi Production.
"During my final year of university the anime for Tetsuwan Atomu (Astro Boy) series started its weekly airing. It was known then as a 'limited anime' but after one year into this broadcasting approach, they began to settle into their production process.
"After I entered Mushi Production, about three months in I began to wonder whether I could direct or write a script. So I started to do that and six months later, my storyboard for an original story was accepted and I got to be involved in the directing side of things. However, I found this kind of work within animation to be a bit childish and I wasn't sure it would be all that gratifying.
"I had a hard time familiarizing myself with the method of limited anime, I left Mushi Production and went into TV advertising as a freelancer but that turned out to be financially difficult. In addition, I was so accustomed to desk work at that point and my body had a hard time switching to a job that was more physical. As a result, I went back into animation. It was childish work but I could make ends meet. So as a freelancer I did subcontract work directing and storyboarding.
"In that sense, I returned to all this with a very pragmatic frame of mind. But I did things differently after getting back into animation. This time, I worked on as many genres as I could. At that time, I was making around half my income from storyboarding and I thought that as someone that is involved with making animation, I just wanted to increase my level of skill by accepting whatever work came my way. When some of my storyboards were taken up, I could then get involved in directing. Fundamentally though, I was focusing on improving my skill and to deal with all sorts of areas. In hindsight, looking back at those days I can see it was very important that I did all this. I continued on with this until 1978 when I started working on Mobile Suit Gundam."
He then talked about the franchise which would serve as his masterpiece, Mobile Suit Gundam.
"To go back a bit, from around 1974 I worked with Mr. Isao Takahata on the storyboards I was doing. At the time, various people were involved in the projects and they were discussing on how to dramatise them, how to do the animation. They were all debating and discussing this, almost theorising. Then I realised that I shouldn't be looking at my work in a purely practical manner and that I needed to look at this work as something creative and almost artistic. I also met Mr. Hayao Miyazaki around this time and he really loved animation and how to approach mecha type stories. Until then I had never thought about playwriting for animation. It was a really great period of study for me.
"If you're not involved in a wide variety of work, your focus gets narrower. If you are not studying various types of works and if you don't learn different types of dramatization then you will only make limited work. What I mean by this is that I don't want to be a producer that is only capable of making something like the films made based on Marvel Comics properties, which from my point of view is very silly. Of course, I acknowledge the existence of Marvel label as a business.
"So from around 1977 onward I started to do mecha related series and from then on I was integrally involved in checking all the stories and production. I felt that because of all the studying I'd done up to that point I could do a much different job, without making it like some kind of Marvel film series.
"Within the restrictions placed upon these productions I tried to move them away from them being inherently childish and to make it closer to a film in terms of its approach and depth.
"To create cinema you have to rely on the structure of each scene. Normally within each shot you tend to need two points (allies and enemies) to focus on to make it work. Such as you and I for example. However, if you are going to make a story based around a war in space, how can you frame a scene like that? As the setting itself is so vast in terms of the distances involved.
"So you have things like radar, which can detect an enemy's position, but that means you won't be able to get these objects into the scene. This means if things don't get closer to one another, they won't be able to fit into one shot and it would be impossible to depict the drama.
"To solve this problem, my team and I came up with the idea of the Minovsky particle. When this was distributed across large areas, you couldn't rely on radar or detect where the enemy might be. This meant the forces had to come closer to one another in order to fight.
"By inventing this particular setup, we were able to create something equivalent to the depiction of a cinematic (and theatrical) drama within this space war scenario. That meant within the next 30 minutes of the story, due to the Minovsky particles the forces had to fight in close proximity to one another. This wasn't done because I necessarily wanted to make a story based around a space war itself but was invented purely for cinematic purposes.
"Although this was a space war, it was possible to communicate over large distances. In terms of cinematic technique, it was possible. However, the depiction would have been too ideological or too difficult to have theatrical empathy. This meant unless the distances between the characters were closer together, it would have been difficult to express human relationships. If I hadn't been conscious of theatrical expression, then Mobile Suit Gundam would have been the same as any other type of story about war. The Minovsky particle then forced the characters to meet one another, either in joy or vengeance. It created a sense of tension, and established a dramatic atmosphere.
"Obviously, I didn't come up with the idea for the Minovsky particle all on my own. I discussed with my staff and explained my requirements and they came up with this solution. However, this was a key point in making a story set in space, which is mostly empty, have more of an impact as to its cinematic effect.
"These things as well as everything I learned from Mr. Miyazaki in terms of characterisation and how to build characters, not to mention the various other theatrical and dramatic elements that I learned from Mr. Takahata. If I hadn't met these two individuals and learned all these elements from them, then it's very likely that Mobile Suit Gundam would not have turned out in the same way. I'm admitting this for the first time but without them and me aiming to make the series more cinematic, such as thinking very keenly on how to set up each scene; it would have ended up being worse than the Marvel films.
"It may sound like I am insulting the Marvel films, but I haven't produced an outstanding work for 20 years, so I really do not have the right to say anything about them. Not to mention that as an entertainment, there are things that tend to fit their time period. So something like Marvel film series has its own place. For example in Hollywood, there were two Godzilla films made but recently we had a new Godzilla film made in Japan. As it had a different director, Hideaki Anno in this case, it had its own realism and was maybe just a different approach. So I suppose there should be places for various types of entertainment but I only think that if it is coming from somewhere like Tokyo it shouldn't be placed in somewhere like Hollywood.
"Moving back to Mobile Suit Gundam for a bit, while the Minovsky particle was meant to bring characters together in a cinematic way the idea of Newtypes was separate from this. The Newtype notion came from somewhere completely different."
Newtypes are a very big part of the narrative for Mobile Suit Gundam. In the story, they are the product of humanity moving into space and evolving to meet that challenge. However, in the years since their portrayal has been warped somewhat. Something that Tomino went on to talk about in detail, "Around that time, there were other mecha-related science fiction works but looking at them they didn't come across as being science fiction at all. So in that sense the creation of Newtypes was a solution to that.
"Forty years ago, the use of psychic powers and telepathy in science fiction were often added as some kind of fighting ability. Whereas a Newtype is just a notion in the story, it isn't an ability.
"While I was working on Mobile Suit Gundam over the course of 10 years I began to think about how human beings might improve and evolve. Unfortunately, I was unable to properly get this idea into the original Mobile Suit Gundam. In that, I was unable to present an adequate form of a more evolved human. Speaking in modern terms, the first cognitive revolution occurred when Homo sapiens crossed the ocean, and I wanted to depict the second cognitive revolution by going into space.
"In terms of describing this idea in subsequent Gundam series, I wasn't able to do that either. In terms of the later Gundam stories I worked on, trying to show how a human might evolve into something better, it would be usually described as something like a god but that's not something I intended. Newtypes are just evolved beings and not gods. I don't think that the later Gundam series were able to adequately show what that might be.
"That said, about 25 years ago I tried to get at the core of this Newtype idea and it resulted in a type of human that could comprehend someone else without any misunderstanding. However, I couldn't really make a compelling story out of it. In short, it didn't become a story. So I couldn't do it and I've been stagnating since and I've recently caught a cold as well (laughs)."
While he didn't really criticize Marvel movies, he was really talking about their limited scope. In the interview, he also talked about Gundam Reconguista in G, which is perhaps one of his most unpopular works.
"In terms of these new Blu-ray releases of my work in the West, this is something other people have organized, so I suppose I am quite nonchalant about it. As I said, animation is made for a global audience. In that sense, these releases are something that is innately part of that. The fact that these animated works weren't widely available beforehand is the issue really. That was quite irritating and annoying actually.
"Naturally, I will be very happy if there is any response to my work now that it is more widely available outside of Japan. However, as I fundamentally think that animation is made for a global audience I regret that I could not make more works that had a previously wider release and in turn produced a reaction. I believe it was due to my inadequacy.
"In regards to Gundam Reconguista in G, there isn't any particular hope and yet there is a hope, in that I wished the Blu-ray release was of the complete work. To explain, we made the TV series but it wasn't perfected in terms of the content. So the fact that the production couldn't stop to include the updated content in the Blu-ray version is something I found extremely frustrating. Even in my position as the originator and producer, I didn't have the power to stop it whereas someone like Mr. Miyazaki is able to do so on his work. I found that really sad. In that sense, that's why I am now working on the movie version but I can't really talk about that yet.
"Up until now, all the various recent Gundam series somehow target an audience older than teenagers. I don't think that is how it should be. In that sense, I tried to make Gundam Reconguista in G for younger people. I also think other directors that have worked on Gundam have even noticed this situation and that it was wrong. Animation is for young people, so with that in mind I made Gundam Reconguista in G. That means even though the story is about war, it is somewhat cheerful.
"Although Gundam Reconguista in G is meant for young people, I am still presenting some issues for them to think about. So to give an example, I am opposed to the concept of a space elevator. I added the elevator known as the Capital Tower in the series so the younger viewers would wonder if it was really possible to make something like it. I also wanted them to raise questions toward the adults. It's a delayed response maybe, as we might not see a reaction for another 20 years or so.
"As I see it, a space elevator cannot work in terms of offering a viable infrastructure. That's the point. Economically it is not feasible, unless it becomes something like Capital Tower, which is like a train system. Even then, it is an inherent contradiction. This is because as a means of transport there are simple conditions that need to be fulfilled. There has to be a destination or goods that need to go to and from that destination. Otherwise there is no point in going there. So in Gundam Reconguista in G we set it up so that there was a reason that this space elevator had to exist, in terms of transporting Photon Batteries from orbit. In that, there were goods to be delivered. However, unless it is in the world of animation there aren't any legitimate reasons to travel into space via an elevator. I really wish engineers would understand this simple fact; there needs to be a real utility here.
"With the current technology and skillsets we have, a space elevator is not possible. You can't put a cable at that distance tethered to a space station with the currently available construction technology. There is no technical information as to how you would design something like a public transportation system. Earlier this year it was also shown to be impossible and I suppose that through Gundam Reconguista in G I wanted to highlight that."
Finally, the interview focused on a topic that Tomino's not really fond of, and that's video games. He talked about Overman King Gainer, where the protagonist is an ardent gamer and his gaming abilities play a role in the story. He also talked about the fact that there are too many humans on Earth.
"As I don't play video games, I don't really like them. So in the same way I don't like a certain food, without even having tried it. However, as it is popular it must be fun but I don't really want to touch it. Moreover, in terms of my personality I think it would be unwise for me to play video games, as I would likely spend far too much money on them.
"Regarding the fact that Gainer Sanga was a skilled gamer in Overman King Gainer, the staff around me decided that it was a good idea. At the time gaming was popular, so they thought it would be good. However, within the work I believe I wasn't able to make use of this idea that if you play games your overall skill improves."
BARDER: At this point, we shifted the discussion more towards some of the technological themes explored across Gundam as a whole. One of the biggest underlying points in the saga is that the humanity created orbital colonies due to overpopulation and pollution on Earth. In short, there's a broad undercurrent of sustainable environmentalism in the narrative. It's clear that this is a subject that Tomino has continually pondered over the years.
"During the Obama administration there was a plan to send people to Mars. It's complete nonsense. There's no point in doing that. There's nothing there.
"The idea that we need to escape the Earth due to environmental pollution is just science fiction. I suppose this might be a quite shocking remark to make but the solution should be to stop the human population from growing any further and find some way to reduce it by at least half over a period of time. We need to re-organise and plan our civilisation to use the available natural resources on the planet for the next ten thousand years or so. I'd almost say that capitalism in its current form shouldn't be really allowed. I believe the modern world is a miserable result of the entire world focusing only about the economy."
BARDER: To be honest, the idea that there are too many of us and that the current economic setup is a toxic one are ideas that have been echoed by the likes of Stephen Hawking and Sir David Attenborough, so I think in that regard it's clear Tomino is aware that he is not the only one that has considered this.
"During the 1800s people thought the oil would only last for the next 80 years. Now that time has passed, there are some people that laugh at those remarks. However, just a hundred years or so ago the human population was about half of what it is now. In addition, these days we now have the world of mass production coupled with mass consumption. Not to mention that money is now made on internet businesses through people simply clicking on links. This in turn creates economic classes like that 1% that rule over all of us. Around the time of the Edo period, Japan's population was around 35 million, perhaps that would be the right sort of number for sustainable living. Looking at Japan now though, the mentality of people has changed completely. The types of crimes now committed are things I worry about. With all that said however, I would still be in need of a comfortable lifestyle, with things like washlet toilets and heated floors. So I am consuming as well obviously. This contradiction is something that brings to mind of my own despair."
BARDER: In regards to the 1% and the distorted economic landscape that the vast majority of humanity now has to navigate, it seems that this was also something that Tomino thought about a great deal for the production of Gundam Reconguista in G.
"As I worked on Gundam Reconguista in G, I started to think about the global economy as a system. So I described the Capital Tower and in the middle of all that there is a means to gather all the funds. The result of this is that the Earth is not tainted by this system, whereas for us it is obviously spread across the world now. That said, the economy is something that is very important. Nowadays we talk about free market capitalism but where does this kind of capitalism come from? So I studied it. If you talk about free market capitalism you mean things like the stock market and there is no way to stop that. The real thing though is that there doesn't appear to be any 'real' money involved, it's almost an imaginary type of money. So how did this all begin. Last year I came across a book by Max Weber called The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. I learned that capitalism came about by quite a moral and Christian set of ideals, that it was based around undertaking trade via things like guilds. From there it developed onward into what we have today. So very serious and hard working people made this system but now it has changed into free market capitalism, which isn't the same as the original form. Obviously, it's not the time to talk about idealism if we want to continue to live on this planet for the foreseeable future. We have to find a way though and if I were able to figure this out then I would become a real Newtype."
Well, as expected of Kill'em All Tomino. You can check out the full interview though this link
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A special piece for all my Ottawa readers this week, or really anyone who can appreciate a good post about our nation's capital (and one of the best figures of modern history).
This past Saturday I had the opportunity to visit the City of Ottawa Archives in Nepean, which is a fancy new facility that holds multiple stories' worth of the city's history. Since the visit was part of an exciting research project with the Bytown Museum (where I'm a member of their Youth Council) I was supposed to be focused on the task at hand, but of course being in such a snazzy archives really made my brain and eyes start to wander! In the process, I stumbled upon a collection of photographs showing some infamous wartime leaders during their visits to Ottawa, and they really got my attention. It was fascinating to see the people I spend so much time studying be standing at or near such dear and familiar places!
Since I didn't want to be that person and make a big deal of requesting those photos from the archivists during our consultation, I decided to look into finding the photos online to share with you this week with a specific focus on the visits from Winston Churchill. In the process, I came across even more interesting material, which really helped to shape what I hope is an engaging post!
First, here are some of the photographs:
|Churchill and Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King leaving the House of Commons on December 30, 1941. Library and Archives Canada
|Churchill and Mackenzie King coming down the steps at Centre Block, December 30, 1941. Library and Archives Canada
|Churchill addressing the House of Commons, 30 December, 1941. Library and Archives Canada
|Churchill and King at King's beloved Moorside, Gatineau, 14 August 1929. Library and Archives Canada
|Churchill addressing an attentive audience in the House of Commons, December 30, 1941. Library and Archives Canada
|"Roaring Lion," Yousef Karsh, Library and Archives Canada
"When I warned them that Britain would fight on alone whatever they did, their generals told their Prime Minister and his divided Cabinet, 'In three weeks England will have her neck wrung like a chicken.' Some chicken! Some neck!" — Winston Churchill, Ottawa, Dec. 30, 1941
Look closely at the Karsh portrait of Winston Churchill and it's there, peeking from his left hand jacket pocket — a bunch of papers, partially concealed at the request of a photographer.
Some bunch of papers. Some photographer.
Seventy years ago Friday — on Dec. 30, 1941 — Britain's wartime prime minister delivered his historic speech to a hastily assembled group of Canadian MPs and Senators.
The 22-page speech, captured on a news reel, lasted 37 minutes and was constantly interrupted by cheers and applause.
After a scotch and water in the Speaker's chambers, Churchill reluctantly agreed to pose for the iconic scowling portrait taken by the talented but then relatively obscure Ottawa society photographer Yousuf Karsh.
"Some chicken, some neck" was a reference to the sneering comment by French Marshal Philippe Pétain, future leader of the collaborationist Vichy French government who was convinced that Germany would successfully invade Britain as it had done France. He told Churchill that in three weeks Britain would "have its neck wrung like a chicken."
"There is something about the phrase 'some chicken, some neck' that is utterly charming," says Ottawa Churchill scholar Ronald Cohen. "Churchill was a superb orator and his oratory played such a major role in keeping spirits alive and keeping the British confident in the fact that they could withstand whatever it was they had to meet.
"He put a considerable amount of time into writing his speeches and when this was done, he knew he had delivered a speech of historical significance. You could tell that."
After the speech, Churchill and Prime Minister Mackenzie King retired to the Speaker's chambers where King drank tea and Churchill his scotch.
King had chosen Karsh to take the photograph but hadn't told Churchill, even though the two had been in Washington together that same week.
Karsh had prepared his lights and camera and was waiting in another room while King asked Churchill to pose for a photograph. Churchill reluctantly agreed to "five minutes" and walked into the room with a cigar in his mouth.
Buoyed by the success of his speech and fortified by his favourite Johnnie Walker Red Label, Churchill was in a jovial mood.
"But Karsh, to his immense credit, felt his mood wasn't right to portray this lion of the west," says Cohen. "He wanted to get a better look from him. I don't think he intended the scowl by pulling the cigar away, but he was of the view that there were already too many photos of Churchill with a cigar."
Karsh approached Churchill and said, 'Sir, I have an ashtray all prepared for you.'
Churchill had no intention of removing the cigar from his mouth, so Karsh did it for him.
"By the time I got back to my camera," Karsh recalled years later, "he looked so belligerent he could have devoured me."
Karsh had a growing local reputation, but the scowling image of Churchill would bring him international fame and become the single most famous photographic portrait in history. (Library and Archives Canada has six negatives from the session — one of the 'scowl', one of Churchill smiling, three of Mackenzie King and Churchill together and another with Churchill's back to the camera while his cigar is being lit by another person, probably Speaker James Glenn.)
King was delighted with the image and sent three copies to Churchill with a letter dated Jan. 9, 1942:
"I think that you will agree that the photograph is one of the best, if not the very best, ever taken of yourself. I, at least, am so inclined to view it."
King wrote Churchill that he could keep one copy for himself, present a second to U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and asked that he enscribe another to King himself and return it to Ottawa
There is, says Cohen, no record of Churchill's opinion of the portrait.
Churchill decided to take the potentially perilous journey to North America on Dec. 8, 1941, the day after Japanese bombers attacked Pearl Harbor. He dismissed security concerns, especially about the return journey once German military commanders knew he would be travelling home. (The RAF flew him back to the U.K. from Canada).
He left London for Scotland on Dec. 12, 1941, boarded the battleship Duke of York and began the 10-day trip across the Atlantic.
When the boat arrived in U.S. territorial waters, Churchill wrote to his wife, Clementine.
"I feel I ought to go to Canada while I am over this side, but I do not quite know when or how I shall come back. I shall certainly stay long enough to do all that has to be done, having come all this way that so much trouble and expense."
Churchill spoke to the U.S. Congress on Dec. 26, four days after Roosevelt had telephoned Mackenzie King, who recorded details of the deliberately vague conversation in his diary.
"You probably know about a certain person who is on his way," said Roosevelt. "He will be arriving in about two hours' time. I will want you here while he is here. I will be having a talk with him tonight, and will let you know just as soon as I can, the exact time to come down." King left Ottawa on an overnight train on Christmas Day and arrived in Washington on Boxing Day. Churchill and King, two very different characters who had a cordial though not an especially warm relationship, took the same train back to Ottawa two days later but travelled in separate carriages.
King wrote that he tried to persuade Churchill to speak to an audience at the Château Laurier, but Churchill said the House of Commons would be "more dignified" and, to spread his message worldwide, asked that the proceedings be filmed and well-attended by the press.
Meanwhile, Karsh was busily preparing for his brief encounter with the British leader and the defining photograph of both of their lives."
John G. Plumpton (WinstonChurchill.org) describes Churchill's December 1941 visit to Ottawa
"After the photo shoot came a small, informal dinner party hosted by Prime Minister King. Here Churchill had an opportunity to swap stories with Canadian Air Vice-Marshal Billy Bishop VC, who had shot down seventy-two enemy aircraft while serving with the Royal Flying Corps during World War I."
If you're interested in reading more about Churchill's long relationship with Canada and its citizens, I highly recommend visiting the full entry, "As They Saw Him: Encounters with Canadians 1900-1955": http://www.winstonchurchill.org/publications/finest-hour/finest-hour-154/as-they-saw-him-encounters-with-canadians-1900-1955
Watch the "Some Chicken, Some Neck" moment here: https://youtu.be/XyoY6UzWLEo
I hope you enjoyed this indulgence of my affection for Winston Churchill, and that you recognize some of the scenery in the photographs. Sometimes it can be so easy to get bogged down in historical analysis and the fine details and forget that these are real people and events which took place in locations that are still very much a part of our lives, and I like to reinforce these reminders of the human element that goes along with history.
Thanks for reading,
Delany (@DLeitchHistory on Twitter)


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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Day 44 of 365 Days of Boulderado Photos ~ Detail on Mirror
ROAR! This lion detail is missed by many, even though it's located in a high-traffic area. Next time you are crossing the skywalk from the Historic Section to the North Wing and come upon the mirror on the north wall, take a closer look at its top to see this guy roaring at you.
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hello! lets talk about baked beans! Do you like them? do you eat the canned ones? I rarely do, but Bert is crazy about them and we were both interested in making our own version. I was looking through the Deliciously Ella book which I got from the library and she had a recipe for them which looked pretty good. So we made them and bert had them on toast and I ate them with roasted cauliflower and rice. They don't really taste like the canned beans, they taste more like a tomatoey bean dish you may get in Italy or Greece - and that's not a bad thing! They taste fresh and healthy! I pretty much followed the recipe that Ella gave, but if I made them again I think I'd change them a bit - maybe not quite so much tomato puree or garlic... they WERE good tho - you should try them.
Here's the recipe:
Cook two tins of chopped tomatoes with 2 cloves of crushed garlic and 2 tablespoons of date syrup (I used coconut sugar and a bit of agave syrup) for about 30 minutes. Then add 1 tube of tomato puree and two cans of haricot beans (I used cannellini beans). Cook for another ten minutes until everything is heated through and season with salt and pepper.
That's it! simple huh? I'd be interested in ay other recipes you may have for baked beans - let me know.


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Ebay has come far from the race which now boasts of revenues of over $7.7 billion and a staff of some 15,000 people. It changes the trends of buying from mall-to-mall shopping to online shopping. And as an entrepreneur, online business can be an option. Below are some tips for effective selling online:
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- Give essential information and descriptions of your product.
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Plein Air Buds at Hunter's Farm in Weddington
Catch the end of strawberry season with the MAG Plein Air Buds at Hunter Farm (13624 Providence Road) in Weddington, NC. There are lots to sketch, photograph and/or paint there: fields, barns or animals. We're meeting there tomorrow, Tuesday, 5/17, at 10 AM. Join us! As usual, there's no charge and it's open to any artists who enjoys the outdoors. Email Nancy (email@example.com) or Debbie (firstname.lastname@example.com) for details on this or future outings.
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I've noticed after the update that my camera (1st, sniper, whatever) is slowly moving down. It happens when I let the right stick go stationary. This happens in the garage as well when looking at a tank.
I thought it might be my controller going for a [edited]but it's not happening in the ops tab for example or other games.
I hope this is happening to someone else to confirm I'm not going crazy.
I've taken a short recording (30 sec) but I'm dumb and can't post it.


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I've been thinking a lot about Lucy since adding her to the banner, and would like to share a story.
I own a boarding and training kennel in the city, and while we keep the kennel (housed in a two-story brick building at the edge of one of Chicago's oldest industrial corridors) and the large outdoor exercise area very clean, the occasional rat has been known to test our boundaries, as it were. Last fall, it became evident that one had taken up transitory residence in an old crawl space beneath the furnace, accessible though a ninety year old coal chute in a corner of the play yard. I live above the kennel and had a new baby, so was not only alarmed at the thought of rat inside the kennel but at the possibility this rat might attempt to establish quarters upstairs.
I called in a very experienced pest control professional, who spent most of the afternoon investigating, laying traps, and educating me in the habits of rats (fascinating stuff, I assure you). By the end of the day, there were over thirty traps laid. My only question? When are rats most likely to heading in or out of the building through that chute? Answer: Rats are most active before dawn and after dusk.
Well, enough said. The next morning, about an hour before dawn, while a hundred dollars of rat traps lay empty, I released my Jack into the yard. Guess who caught the rat. And was Very Pleased With Herself. Not bad for an eleven pound, eleven year old dog.
A few weeks later she had a stroke that left her back legs mostly paralyzed. Her last day was relatively good. My black Lab lay beside her as she took the injection. They were best friends.
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consistent rest
I grew up in a small village on the southeast corner of Trinidad called Mayaro. (Well, it used to be a small village. It's a bona fide town, now.) When I was a little girl, the house we lived in was a rundown concrete structure that was quite literally on the beach -- seriously, the back yard was sand. I spent a lot of time when we lived there staring at the Atlantic Ocean: my elementary school was also on the beach, which meant that I walked beside the ocean every morning on the way to school (sandals in hand, feet bare in the sand), and every after noon on my way back home. And one of the things I could always count on was that in the mornings the sea was calm, with very small waves, if any at all. But during the afternoons after school the ocean was churning with huge breakers and riptides. And then? The next morning it would be calm again.
Every day.
My parents don't have that place in Mayaro anymore -- now they have an apartment on the opposite side of the island, overlooking the Caribbean Sea. And over the last few days, I've spent a lot of time staring at it from their balcony. Every morning it was calm, and almost still -- like it was when I took the photo above -- but by afternoon, the waves were bigger, the surface of the sea was dotted with whitecaps. And then, in the morning again, it was calm.
Every day.
This past month has been nonstop with me: for the last 5 weeks or so, it seemed that every time I turned around, I was headed to the airport. I've learned over the years that it's important for me to pace myself, so I've been mindful of including moments of rest when I could -- calling-it-an-early-night here, playing-in-my-journal-or-reading-a-book there. So the truth is that despite a few long-haul flights and a family funeral, I'm doing okay. I'm glad the travel is over for a while, but I'm doing okay.
Still, the Caribbean Sea reminded me this week that it's not just that rest is important, but that consistent rest is important. It's not just a good thing to make sure that we get rest on a regular basis, but it's imperative: in fact, I believe that as part of nature, part of the universe, it's actually how we're wired. We're supposed to spend our days cyclically. We're supposed to rest and rally, like clockwork. Rise, and then recede. Ebb, and then flow.
Just like the sea.
P.S. Make sure to get some rest, friends.
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It's been a while since Jada stepped back into the studio to work on a new project. So when people found out about this mixtape, the hype party was on. Not only that, but Jada came back with a Caeser, so the anticipation for a new Kiss sound was high. After a few listen, we had a lot to say about not just this mixtape, but Jadakiss as a rap "legend". If you want to hear our discussion about the mixtape check out WM40A PODCAST EP.171.
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I remember one of the biology lessons at high school , was about hormones inside human body .One of this hormones is adrenaline
Adrenaline is the power inside human body ..
Adrenaline is the hormone of fear and anger , it works immediately in this two cases , it's function is giving great energy to the muscles , Symptoms : increasing in the heart pulses , increasing in the breathing ,and expands vascular to deliver enough blood and oxygen to the muscles . so we don't feel pain at the same moment ..
our reaction is depending on what we are on , case of anger ( not recommended )
we should control our nerves because we may lose something , destroy, kill ect that is reflects negatively on our body or life . in the case of fear ( fear and courage in some case ) because we may do something unexpected in the normally case may can't do it , save someone , save ourself .also when riding a roller caster ..ect
and it happened to me one day, it's scary attitude and i done something unexpected
when i was child about 8 years old , i was sitting calm in my room. suddenly
someone screamed loudly , I ran quickly toward the door without hesitance
opened it then jumped of the stairs from the first one to the last ,although the stairs was big ,long and sharp made of marble. Fortunately I didn't get hurt or feel pain but i just can't believe myself actually in my normal case can't do it ..like a hero in cartoons 😀
anyway ,
I would like to take another point of view here . when we feel fear of failure, feel fear of keep on going to your aim and success seems a risk for some , you may win or lose and that makes us disappointment and give up ..perhaps someone take a risk and win then we regret why we don't do it
if success is a risk let's do it motivate the power inside us I guess it works like an adrenaline, although of fear we get a courage to success ..Do not despair with life
if you done the thing you feel afraid of or the thing that others told you can't do it then you are a hero
adrenaline *the power inside us *
I remember one of the biology lessons at high school , was about hormones inside human body .One of this hormones is adrenaline


text: We went to High Street yesterday after our Binondo thrift shopping for snacks. We decided to buy a dozen of Krispy Kreme Mickey Mouse doughnuts when we saw the Mickey Mouse bags. Where do the free doughnuts come in? Well, when you buy the doughnuts while wearing a Mickey Mouse article of clothing - preferably, the shirt - you get a free doughnut. That's what happened to me yesterday. I don't know, though, up to when the promo is and if you need to get a dozen Mickey Mouse doughnuts to avail of the free one.


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Hello bees! I'm going to be having a fairly causual "family-picnic" feeling wedding in less than 2 weeks. As I'm updating tables needed with the rental agency I got looking at the contract and realize I'm spending $228 on pole covers.
Initially I was just going to leave the poles plain, which I honestly think would look fine. Then it occured to me that I could buy a big roll of plastic tablecloth and just wrap the poles in that. Which would proably be about $20, but I'd have to figure out how to attach them to the pole.
Then I read somethign about covering them with tempaper -which is cool removable wallpaper. Unfortunately, that is even more expensive than the covers. But then it occured to me that it's basically the same things as contact paper. So I found this amazing contact paper on Amazon, in our colors for $42
So what do you think? Crazy? It seems like the contact paper would be prettier and easier to install and it says that it comes off easily with no residue. And it would only be up for a couple days – anybody have experience with removing contact paper that has only been down for a couple days?


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As for the events of last week, I am not too upset about my intolerance to Curcumin. I should have done my research and found out that it did indeed contain sulfur. As for the intolerance to Whole Food C, I am also betting that sulfur is the problem as well. At least 3 food sources listed on the label are indeed high in sulfur. While many sensitivities have been resolved after I began taking the B-vitamins, I am still VERY displeased by the continued intolerance to sulfur. I'm betting that the sulfur content of Whole Food C wasn't even terribly high either. With the exception of B-12+molybdenum, I cannot tolerate any treatments to control the sulfur.
As for the Iron, the Whole Food C and the Curcumin are off the table but I am not out of options. I can drink Apple Cider Vinegar to clear Iron and it doesn't taste as bad as I feared. Also, I still think there is a chance that B-6 will improve my Iron regulation. Conventional doctors will usually refer patients with Iron overload for blood donation every couple of months. It's an option for me but I'm a little leery. I've read that while yes, it does remove excess iron, it will also remove other minerals, including some in which I may have a deficiency.
More thoughts of the Iron results:
My numbers are BAD. Don't get me wrong. However, I have seen cases posted online that looked a LOT worse than mine. While I don't doubt that it will be a good thing to remove the excess iron, it seems to be unlikely that it is the answer to everything that is wrong.
Correcting my Magnesium deficiency is probably what solved my fructose malabsorption and summer allergies but it did NOT solve sensitivity issues. While my ceruloplasmin numbers were also VERY BAD at 17.9 units, I saw worse numbers. My last test was 25.9 which though still suboptimal was a massive improvement. Overall, it did nothing for sensitivity and I actually feel worse overall now than I did at 17.9 back in 2014.
What I want to see is a lab test that shows something WAY OUTSIDE THE RANGE. Suppose that the so-called "reference range" for something is 4-10. I want to see a lab value OVER 100. Something VERY SCREWY is going on and I want to see something that shows it. It could be a urinary sulfate test or something else that shows "massive oxidative stress"
I have 2 options and both will ultimately be very pricey.
1). Sanctuary Medical just south of Nashville. http://sanctuaryfunctionalmedicine.com/
The fact that this guy is a runner and a Christian is a huge plus for me. He knows about methylation and genetics so he will not fall into the traps that I posted earlier about the Flaws of Traditional Medicine. It's less than 3 hours from the Ham. He's letting me do a free 20 minute phone consult this Thursday the 24th before I commit to an appointment. I want him to have at least a good idea of what's causing these issues, a plan for testing and what he normally sees in cases of extreme sensitivity. I also want to hear success stories about treating cases like mine.
2). Gail Clayon, RPH- I actually talked with her on the phone for a few minutes today (Saturday). I inquired about a test that involved urinary sulfates and got a response within 2 hours. She raised the possibility of getting to the root of what is causing these problems with the trans-sulfur pathway and suggested a different test that is more expensive. She thinks that the root cause is "severe oxidative stress." In addition to amino acids, it tests needs for B-vitamins, which I already know I have. She is based in the Houston area (9+ hours) but does do phone consults. I sent her a follow up e-mail asking what markers on this test are indicative of severe oxidative stress. I did not ask what she would do about it nor do I expect her to tell me without an appointment. She is the one who told me about the link of high beta alanine and gut dysbiosis, which I have treated with probiotics.
I will report back at the end of next week on what I decide. In the meantime, I'm not messing with any new supplements and I'll see how I do next week.
Regarding the test that Clayton wants me to take, I already had it done through Yasko last Fall and it did NOT reveal anything major. If I am to go this route, it will be through Sanctuary or nobody.
Saturday, August 20, 2016
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Police officer indicted by grand jury
LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TN -(WMC-TV) – A Halls, Tennessee police officer was indicted by a grand jury on charges of official misconduct and theft Tuesday.
Jason Colvin, 32, is accused of obtaining a handgun from a person known to be a convicted felon and attempting to sell the gun at a pawn shop. These incidents allegedly happened while he was working as a police officer.
Colvin is charged with three counts of official misconduct, theft of more than $500 but less than $1,000. He is also charged with accessory after the fact and facilitation of a felony and compounding.
He is being held in the Lauderdale County Jail. He was originally placed on paid leave from the Halls Police Department but is now on unpaid leave.


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Dear family and friends,
Sunday, July 16, was sunny, hot, and muggy. We enjoyed our meetings and the good feelings in the Little Rock Ward. Had nice phone visits with my sister, Lois, and a long 2-hour visit with Christi and her family. We also took naps and watched the Mormon Tabernacle in the morning and the Pioneer Concert with Alex Boye' in the evening. Loved all the good music!
Monday, July 17, I worked on the calendar, taught Sister Sorensen how to do Dep. Letter #3 that includes the missionaries' itineraries. I also worked on some iPad issues, took care of some personal business, finished and printed up and mailed the 6-month Mission History to Salt Lake City, and updated my desk calendar. After work we ate dinner, then went to see the movie, "Spiderman." It was pretty good but not great. Came home, made our lunches, and went to bed.
Tuesday, July 18, I printed up 4 more Mission Histories to go in the "Mission Memories" binders, worked on updating the 4-year address list for the same binders, updated drivers license information, showed Sister Sorensen how to do the Mission Memories binders, putting in the copies of the letters in their files. I also updated a lot of the papers with Sister Sorensen' name instead of mine. That feels strange! Came home, exercised, talked to Lois and Brent, and was grateful that Renae took Lois to the doctor's for her last checkup before she leaves. She will really miss him as he has treated her so well. Had a quiet evening.
Wednesday, July 19, Sister Sorensen processed the 3 new missionary recommendations that came in. Because she had to do that at my desk, I went through missionary files that were a year old and shredded them (we are only supposed to keep them for a year), and moved some of the files around. I also worked on several iPad/Samsung tablet issues with the help of the people in Salt Lake. After work we did some shopping at Walmart and ate dinner at a little restaurant called "Two Sisters." The food was delicious, but we are not used to the deep-fat cooking and I didn't feel very good that evening. We did two loads of laundry. Talked to my sister who told me about cousins picking her up and taking her to see our dear Aunt Wilma and say goodbye to her. Also tried to comfort her after a difficult evening. My heart aches for her. I was glad a ward sister had brought her dinner and was there to help her also.
Thursday, July 20, showed Sister Sorensen how to take care of mobile device issues, cleaned up one of my desk binders that had accumulated too much stuff!, and had Sis. S. do the Arrival #1 letters to the missionaries coming in September, and the Arrival #1 letters to the parents of those missionaries. Jim and I took some things to the post office and went to Holly Lobby and Michaels looking for frames to match the ones that are on the hallway walls near our office that have photos of the past 14 mission presidents and their wives. All 14 match, but we can't find any more that will match, so we are trying to decide what to do. We have even looked online, but so far no success. Guess we will have to get something different. Also, while we were at Michaels, the lady at the counter saw our name tags and asked if we were Mormons. She then said that she had been a Mormon once, but her father (whom she did not get along with) had her name taken off the records of the church. We asked if she would like to talk to the missionaries and she said "yes" and gave us her card. So we gave it to the Sherwood sisters and hope she will take the lessons. Fun to do some actual missionary work!! Jim: This has been a week of mostly apartment issues. Trying to find a new one in the Memphis area and dealing with other renewals and a closings. Some apartment managers are very responsive to renewals and others are way slow. Exercised after work and talked to Lois. Glad she is having some help from a physical therapist to get her more active. Did one more load of laundry.
Friday, July 21, Sister Sorensen and I worked on the Arrival #2 letter. This one includes a bunch of information papers that need to be filled out and returned, so I had to update signatures of Pres & Sis Hansen and Sister Sorensen, then print up a lot of copies. We printed up all the letters (there were 25 of them!!), and did an assembly line of all the papers that went in each envelope. This took all day. I also ran to the magnet store twice to pick up magnets for the Transfer Boards in the President's Office and also his office at home.
We did our grocery shopping, got gas, dropped off mail, and had a delicious dinner of fish and veggies. Tried to watch TV but feel asleep. I have not been sleeping well lately L
Saturday, July 22, did both exercises, dusted and vacuumed the apartment, recorded receipts, ran errands (still no success on finding the frames), paid some bills, visited with my brother and my sister and my neice. In the evening we went over to the Hess's apartment to have some delicious peach cobbler and visit with Elder and Sister Griffiths who are Self-Reliance missionaries. They are working hard to get the program going here in the Arkansas and Memphis stakes.
We hope you are all doing well. We can't believe we have about 5 weeks left. Hope we can stay caught up with everything!!
Love, Elder & Sister Hartzell
|These are some of the different colors of the crepe myrtle trees that bloom here in June and July. We love seeing all their pretty colors. Thought we would share them with you.


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No matter where you look, any store, every color, the cardigan is definitely an item you cant miss this season. The great thing about the cardigan, is that you can dress up it or down - and it looks great on everyone. So I created a couple of outfits (thanks to one of my favorite sites www.polyvore.com) on different ways you can rock The Cardigan this season.
FOR WORK - I think this is a FABULOUS way to wear the cardigan at work. I paired this look with a frilly feminine blouse, a floral pencil skirt, some killer peep toe booties, and pearls on the wrist and ears to complete the look.
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Mookerjee, J.
1. This Rule raises some important questions. It arises out of a proceeding under the Motor Vehicles Act.
2. The points for consideration are whether the tribunal under the Act, hearing claim petitions, has power to order substitution of the legal heirs and representatives of a deceased claimant and. If so, under what circumstances and with what effect.
3. The Instant proceeding was started as a claim, proceeding by one Augustine Paul Rozario, who filed this claim case for compensation on account of Injuries, sustained by him in a motor accident, which took place on March 2, 1965, in Ballygunge Circular Road. During the pendency of the said claim case, the above claimant died on October 5. 1965. This fact was brought to the notice of the tribunal below on November 2, 1965, by the learned Advocate for the deceased claimant and he prayed for time to file a petition for substitution of the heirs and legal representatives of the said deceased. That petition was originally rejected by the tribunal below by its order No. 3, dated November 2, 1965, on the ground that on the death of Rozario his cause-of-action did not survive and so no question of substitution of his heirs did arise. It was also held that the claim case, in the circumstances, had abated. Against that order, the present petitioners, who claimed to be the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased Augustine Paul Rozaria, moved this Hon'ble Court in revision and, eventually, that Rule was made absolute- The Tribunal's order, complained against in the Rule, namely, the order, dated November 2, 1965, was set aside and the case was sent back to the Tribunal below with permission to the present petitioners to file an application for substitution and with direction to the tribunal to consider the said prayer for substitution on merits in accordance with law.
4. Thereafter, the present application for substitution was filed by the petitioners and this application has, eventually, been dismissed by the learned tribunal below upon the view that although the Instant case was one, where the deceased died as a result of the physical injuries, received in the above accident, and that, in consequence, the cause-of-action did survive and, prima facie, substitution would have been permissible, the prayer for substitution could not be allowed, as the claim of the heirs for compensation would stand on a different footing and would, really, be based on a different cause-of-action. and accordingly, that claim could not be pursued in the present or original proceeding and, further, as the two causes-of-action would be different, there would be no question also of amendment of the instant claim petition. It is against this order that the present Rule was obtained by the petitioners.
5. The Rule has been opposed on behalf of the opposite parties substantially on the grounds, given by the tribunal below for rejecting the petitioners' above application and, also, on the ground that the tribunal's view that this was a case, where the original cause-of-action did survive, was erroneous, and, in the instant case, the proceedings could not be continued by the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased.
6. For proper appreciation of the above questions, it is necessary to state the facts in some detail. As we have said above, the deceased concerned, Augustine Paul Rozario was involved in the motor accident in question, which took place on March 2, 1965, and sustained injuries as a result thereof. He was, later on, removed for treatment, originally to Sambhu Nath Pandit Hospital, and thereafter, to a nursing home (Arta Sebayatan Nursing Home) and, finally, to Chittaranjan Hospital, where he. eventually died on October 10, 1965, and, according to the finding of the tribunal below, his death was really as a result of the injuries, received by him from the accident in question.
7. In spite of the above, however, it has been contended on behalf of the opposite parties that the cause-of-action of the deceased for the original claim, which was based on the physical injuries, received as above, did not survive to his heirs and legal representatives on account of the maxim 'actio personalis moritur cum persona', or, in other words, that it was entirely a personal claim, which could not survive after the death of the deceased. This contention has been negatived by the tribunal below upon the view that the instant case would be well covered by Section 306 of the Indian Succession Act, or, to be more exact, by the principles, underlying the said section, as, in the view of the tribunal below, the death, in the instant case, was occasioned by the physical injuries, received as a result of the accident in question, and, accordingly, the present case would be one of physical injuries, causing the death of the injured person, and not one of 'physical injuries, not causing the death of the injured person,' so as to be excluded from the benefit of the said section or its underlying principles.
8. In our view, the tribunal below has come to the correct decision on the above point. The maxim 'actio perconaiis moritur cum persona,' although an ancient English maxim and a part of the English common law, has been subjected to very severe criticism, even in England, It has been called an unjust maxim, obscure in its origin, inaccurate in its expression and uncertain in its application, and it often causes grave injustice. It is no part of our law except to the extent that it has been recognised by statutes in this country. Indeed, in a decision of this Court (vide Bhupendra Narayan Sinha v. Chandramoni Gupta : AIR1927Cal277 a broad view was expressed that this maxim is no part of the Indian Law. Be that as it may, it is perfectly clear that, so far as any particular part of the English common law is concerned, in the absence of any statutory provision or any established law or usage in this country, recognising the same, the Courts here are entitled to invoke and apply its underlying principles, only when they are in consonance with justice, equity and good conscience; or, in other words, the claim of the English common law to govern legal relation in this country is founded on the absence of any statutory provision, governing such relationship, and on its consonance with principles of justice, equity and good conscience. As we have already said, the maxim in question has been criticised, even in England, as harsh, unconscionable and unjust. In these circumstances, it cannot be applied as part of the Indian Law on principles of justice, equity and good conscience. It has, however, been recognised, though only to a limited extent by our statutes (Vide, e.g., Section 306 of the Indian Succession Act, which is the nearest, relevant for our present purpose). To the extent, therefore, that the maxim has been recognised in the above Section 306 of the Indian Succession Act, read in the light of its other provisions, and the underlying principles, deduced from the same, it may be given effect in the case. Under the said section and its underlying principle in the light of the other parts of the statute, causes-of-action, arising in cases of personal injuries, causing the death of the injured, would survive to his executors and administrators, in cases, where probate or letters of administration are necessary under the law, and to his heirs and legal representatives in other cases. We are, therefore, in agreement with the learned tribunal below, that the original cause-of-action, to the extent, of course, that it was based on personal injuries, causing the death of the deceased, as found by the tribunal below in the instant case, did survive to the petitioners and they were entitled to be substituted in his place for continuing the said proceeding for purposes of giving effect to the same.
9. The ultimate view of the learned tribunal below that the above cannot be given effect to, in the instant case, as the cause-of-action, so far as the heirs are concerned, would be an entirely different cause-of-action, appears to be based on a misconception. The statute in question, namely, the Motor Vehicles Act, contains ample indication, in its claim section (Section 110-A), that the two claims are based on two different footings, which are independent and exclusive, but that is no bar to the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased being allowed to prosecute the cause-of-action of their predecessor, when that is permissible under the law on the footing that that cause-of-action survives to them. The claims and causes-of-action under Clauses (a) and (b) of Section 110-A [Clause (c) being an auxiliary clause, applicable to either] may not be wholly similar and, to the extent, they should be allowed to be pursued only under one of the above two clauses. Beyond that, no further limitation or restriction need be put.
10. A point has been raised that, as to the power of substitution of the tribunal, there is no express provision in the statute. It is true that, although some of the other provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure have been specifically attracted by one of the sections (Section 11-A) and the rules under the Motor Vehicles Act, (Rule 238), Order 22 of the Code has not been so attracted. But there is no express exclusion of the inherent powers of the tribunal to do justice between the parties and Section 110-C, which entitles the tribunal to follow such summary procedure, as it thinks fit, subject to any rules that may be made in this behalf, sufficiently confirms that the statute intended to recognise such inherent powers and to preserve the same, A similar approach was made by the Punjab High Court in New India Assurance Co. Ltd, New Delhi v. Punjab Roadways, Ambala City, AIR 1964 Punj 235. Indeed, it would, obviously cause great injustice to the heirs and legal representatives of the deceased, if the claim is held to abate on the death of the deceased. That, indeed, was, also it is quite apparent, the view of this Court on the previous occasion, when the matter was brought up here by the petitioners and we see no reason to differ from it. We may also point out that, Order 22 of the Code not applying, as above, the question of abatement will not arise. The Patna case, : AIR1964Pat548 is clearly distinguishable, as there the cause-of-action did not survive (vide p. 551 of the Report).
11. In the above view, we would hold that the petitioners are entitled to be substituted in place of the deceased claimant in the pending proceeding before the tribunal below, subject to this reservation that, on such substitution, they will be entitled to prosecute only that part of the claim of the deceased, which would be attributable to physical injuries, causing the death of the deceased, and subject, further, to this that, in case they choose to prosecute the present proceeding on that footing, they will no longer be entitled to make the same claim on the independent provision [Section 110-A (1) (b)]. We would, also, in the circumstances of this case, permit the petitioners to exercise their option to prosecute, either the original claim to the extent, permissible to them under the aforesaid directions, and/or their independent claim under the other part [Section 110-A (b) ] of the statute, in the light of our observations, made above, by necessary amendment of the original claim petition, as this, in our opinion, would avoid multiplicity of proceedings and also serve the ends of justice. The opposite parties will, of course, have. In that event, right to file additional objection.
12. Subject as above, this Rule will be made absolute, the order of the tribunal below will be set aside and the case will be sent back to it to be dealt with in accordance with law in the light of the observations, made in this judgment.
13. There will be no order for costs in this Rule.
A.K. Dutt, J.
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And now, PNOLA's first ever guest post:
First of all, let me say, I do read this blog. Religiously. (So there's at least one.)
My name is Jack Styczynski and I'm a recurring volunteer with PNOLA. In my spare time, I dabble in teaching, news research and a little bit of sports writing.
I'm a Yankee who loves the New Orleans Saints.
Yeah, the football team too, but in this case I mean the non-profit organizations that are still rebuilding the city almost six years after Katrina. They're the real Saints. I've volunteered with three since the storm, and this past week I made my fourth tour of duty with PNOLA.
Not once have I been disappointed. In fact, I always regret having to leave, and I promise I'll be back soon. I can't forget New Orleans.
Never forget New Orleans. Keep going. The mission isn't finished.
I can honestly say no one is more committed to the cause and does more with less than PNOLA Director of Development Jim Coningsby. Our long conversation last Thursday night was extremely enlightening. (I do love Bourbon Street as much as the rest of the city though. Forget the strippers and beer-blooded tourists. Ask Greg about Indy Cars and cabernet.) Special thanks for letting me stay in the "bunk house" for the first time and giving me free reign over the computers too. Little did you know your keyboards spent the week as the New Orleans basketball bureau of the New York Times.
God bless Greg and Chris, Jen and Will, Denise and Grace. I love you guys and couldn't respect you more for what you do and how little you get in return, don'cha know. I'm confident your rewards will come, if you don't appreciate the ones you get already.
Greg, I got your "stuff." Chris, I won't know what to do with myself in New York without Depot runs. Jen, I suggest you avoid "eye contact" with your volunteers. And for Pete's sake Will, have a steak next time you're at Palace Café, will ya?
And please, to all who may stumble upon this post, if you're looking for an organization that will make great use of your money or volunteer time—especially in New Orleans—PNOLA should be right at the top of your list.
You won't be sorry.


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Bob Benjamin is a partner in the Private Client Services Department and past Chair of the firm's Executive Committee (2009-2015). He counsels foreign and domestic clients in all matters relating to estate planning, probate and the taxation and administration of trusts and estates. In addition, Bob represents charitable organizations, banks and individuals in contested probate and trust matters in federal and state court. He also counsels tax-exempt organizations and members of charitable boards. He often works with clients who have complex estate planning needs, such as family business owners and foreign clients with offshore companies and trusts.
Prior to its merger with Wiggin and Dana, Bob was a partner of the New York City firm of Howe & Addington.
He is an honors graduate of Vassar College (A.B.) and the Fordham University School of Law (J.D.), where he was an Editor of the Fordham Urban Law Journal.
Bob served as Chairman of the Manhattan Advisory Board of The Salvation Army from 2000 to 2004. He is a current member of the Town of Pound Ridge Board of Assessment Review, and a past member of the Board of San Miguel Academy, an inner-city school for boys in Newburgh, New York. In addition, Bob has served multiple times on the Committee on Trusts, Estates and Surrogate's Courts of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, where he has drafted numerous reports on proposed legislation affecting New York Surrogate's Court practice.
Since 2006, Bob has been listed in New York Super Lawyers magazine (for more information about the standards for inclusion in New York Super Lawyers, please click here).