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584 F.2d 546
189 U.S.App.D.C. 388, 1978-2 Trade Cases 62,160
SEATRAIN INTERNATIONAL, S. A., Petitioner,
FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION and United States of America, Respondents,
Japan/Korea-Atlantic and Gulf Freight Conference, Intervenor.
No. 77-1542.
United States Court of Appeals,
District of Columbia Circuit.
Argued April 14, 1978.
Decided July 28, 1978.
As Amended Aug. 25, 1978.
Neal M. Mayer, Washington, D.C., with whom Robin T. Waxman and Paul D. Coleman, Washington, D.C., were on the brief, for petitioner.
C. Jonathan Benner, Atty., Federal Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C., with whom Edward G. Gruis, Deputy Gen. Counsel, Federal Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C., was on the brief, for respondent Federal Maritime Commission.
Barry Grossman and Robert J. Wiggers, Washington, D.C., Attys., Dept. of Justice, were on the brief for respondent United States.
Charles F. Warren, George A. Quandrino and John E. Ormond, Jr., Washington, D.C., were on the brief for intervenor.
Before WRIGHT, Chief Judge, and McGOWAN and ROBINSON, Circuit Judges.
Opinion for the court filed by Chief Judge J. SKELLY WRIGHT.
J. SKELLY WRIGHT, Chief Judge:
Seatrain International, S.A., a common carrier by water, petitioned this court for review of an order of the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) issued under Section 15 of the Shipping Act, 46 U.S.C. § 814 (1970). The challenged order extends the authority of the Japan/Korea-Atlantic and Gulf Freight Conference (JKAG), an association of 13 ocean carriers, to establish conference intermodal tariffs to interior points in the United States. Applying the principles detailed today in our opinion in United States Lines, Inc. v. FMC (Euro-Pacific ), 189 U.S.App.D.C. ----, 584 F.2d 519 (1978), we hold that this order does not reflect adequate consideration of the antitrust implications of the extension approved by the Commission, and we therefore remand the record in this case to the Commission for further consideration.
Intermodal service involves transportation of goods, generally in containerized shipments, over both land and sea; goods are carried from overseas ports, through ports on one coast of the United States, to destinations inland or on opposite coasts. The rates for such through service, termed intermodal tariffs, must be filed with both the FMC and the Interstate Commerce Commission.1 Individual ocean carriers may operate this through intermodal service by simply filing the required tariff. Carrier conferences, however, must receive Commission approval under Section 15 of the Shipping Act,2 separate and independent from their authority to establish common rates for all-water service, in order to develop and file intermodal tariffs.
In January 1973 JKAG submitted to the Commission an amendment to its conference agreement to allow JKAG to establish rates and regulations for conference intermodal services from ports in Japan and Korea, through United States Atlantic and Gulf ports, to inland points in the United States. The Commission, while modifying certain aspects of the JKAG amendment, approved the requested authority for an 18-month period.3 In January 1974 and again in November 1975 the Commission granted additional 18-month extensions of JKAG's intermodal tariff authority.4 The 1975 extension provided, however, that a conference intermodal tariff could supersede a tariff between the same points previously filed by an individual conference member only if it contained "comparable rates, terms, and conditions of carriage"; otherwise the individual tariff would remain in effect as well.5
The instant action arose from JKAG's subsequent request for FMC approval of an amendment extending indefinitely the conference's intermodal ratemaking authority and eliminating the requirement that a conference tariff be comparable to an individual tariff in order to supersede it. Notice of this proposed amendment was published in the Federal Register on March 16, 1977,6 and an opportunity was afforded interested parties to submit comments and request a full Commission hearing.
Petitioner Seatrain filed a protest with the Commission in response to this notice and requested a hearing on the question whether approval was justified. Seatrain asserted that the agreement was a Per se violation of the antitrust laws and claimed that sufficient need had not been shown for conference intermodal authority, pointing out that no intermodal tariffs had been filed by the conference over the four years the authority had existed. Seatrain also objected to elimination of the comparable tariff requirement and noted certain areas of the agreement which appeared unclear.7
On May 18, 1977 the Commission issued an order approving the JKAG amendment with certain modifications accepted by the conference.8 The Commission found there was no evidence presented to show that indefinite intermodal authority was necessary, but felt the progress which had been made by the conference toward filing an intermodal tariff was sufficient to justify another 18-month extension of its authority.9 In addition, the Commission required retention of the clause providing that only comparable conference tariffs can supersede individual tariffs and addition of certain clarifying language to the amendment.10 It is this order of the Commission which Seatrain has asked us to review.
Under Section 15 of the Shipping Act the FMC is authorized to grant exemptions from the antitrust laws to agreements entered into by common carriers by water. As our opinion today in Euro-Pacific, supra,189 U.S.App.D.C. at ---- - ----, 584 F.2d at 527-528, makes clear, the Commission is required to take account of the antitrust implications of an agreement in determining whether to approve it. In this case, as in Euro-Pacific and in United States Lines, Inc. v. FMC (Combi Lines ), 189 U.S.App.D.C. ----, 584 F.2d 543 (1978), also decided today, the Commission failed to consider the antitrust implications of the amendment it approved.
The intermodal conference agreement at issue here, as the Justice Department has pointed out in opposing the Commission's action,11 represents a significant extension of the conference's ratemaking authority to a new technique of transportation. What is involved in conference ratemaking is elimination of any price competition between conference members. This is price fixing in the traditional sense, long recognized to be a violation of the antitrust laws.
The only reference to these antitrust implications of the agreement in the Commission's opinion is found in the context of its denial of unlimited authority to JKAG. There the Commission adverted to its test, upheld by the Supreme Court in FMC v. Svenska Amerika Linien, 390 U.S. 238, 243, 88 S.Ct. 1005, 19 L.Ed.2d 1071 (1968), that where an agreement constitutes a Per se violation of the antitrust laws the proponents bear the burden of establishing that it is "required by a serious transportation need, necessary to secure important public benefits or in furtherance of a valid regulatory purpose of the Shipping Act." In this case, the Commission stated, "such evidence has not been presented," and indefinite authority at this point could not be granted. JA 163. But the Commission went on to state that "inasmuch as the conference has recently agreed to publish and a file a port-to-port water/rail intermodal tariff at the earliest possible date and because the formulation of said tariff is nearing the final stages before filing, the Commission considers progress of this sort sufficient to warrant a limited extension of the conference's intermodal authority." JA 163.
Certainly, it would seem unreasonable to read this statement by the Commission to mean that an anticompetitive agreement may be justified by its implementation. More likely, the Commission's statement is intended as a response to Seatrain's claim that an extension of the conference's intermodal authority was unnecessary in view of the failure of the conference to develop any intermodal tariffs in the preceding years. But what is still left unanswered by this explanation is the question why intermodal authority should be extended in light of its antitrust implication. For that question there is simply no evidence of any consideration let alone an answer in the Commission's opinion.
It is true that what is involved in this case is not the initial grant of ratemaking authority for an indefinite period, but rather the extension of existing authority for a limited term of 18 months. But the fact that we deal here with a limited extension does not relieve the Commission of its obligation under Section 15 to pass on "any agreement" entered into by the carriers and to consider the antitrust implications in reaching its decision.12 To be sure, prior Commission experience with an agreement and the fact that it is limited in duration may be taken into account by the Commisson in evaluating the likely anticompetitive effects and determining whether they are justified.13 However, where, as here, we are faced with the fourth successive 18-month extension of ratemaking authority, any argument for more lenient treatment of anticompetitive effects because of the temporary nature of the authority necessarily must be open to serious question. In any event, justifications based on prior decisions or experience of the Commission or on the temporary nature of the authority must be offered by the Commission in its decision, not supplied Post hoc by its advocates or this court.14
Because we are unable to find any indication in the Commission's decision that it considered the antitrust implications of extending JKAG intermodal tariff authority, we must remand the record in this case to the FMC for further consideration.15 Upon remand the Commission is not, as Seatrain argues, required by statute to conduct a full evidentiary hearing on the amendment at issue. For as we held today in Euro-Pacific, the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act detailing the requirements of formal evidentiary hearings16 are not applicable to Section 15 proceedings, and the Commission enjoys substantial flexibility in structuring its hearings, consistent with the requirements of fairness.17 But while the Commission need not conduct a full evidentiary hearing, it must conduct whatever proceedings are necessary for it to secure sufficient information so that its final decision will reflect "a consideration of the relevant factors." Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe, 401 U.S. 402, 416, 91 S.Ct. 814, 824, 28 L.Ed.2d 136 (1971).
So ordered.
See Ex Parte 261 Report V, 351 ICC 490 (1976); 46 C.F.R. § 534.16 (1976)
See Joint Appendix (JA) 1-20
See JA 25-26, 36-38, 64-65
42 Fed. Reg. 14771 (1977), JA 53-54
JA 134-142. Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., a member line of the JKAG conference, also filed a protest, but did not seek judicial review of the Commission's decision
The Justice Department, representing the United States as a statutory respondent to this proceeding under 28 U.S.C. § 2344 (1970), argued against affirmance of the FMC order in this case
See 46 U.S.C. § 814 (1970); United States Lines, Inc. v. FMC (Euro-Pacific ), 189 U.S.App.D.C. ----, ---- - ----, ---- - ----, 584 F.2d 527, 528-529, 529-531 (1978); United States Lines, Inc. v. FMC (Combi Lines ), 189 U.S.App.D.C. ----, 584 F.2d 543 (1978)
See Euro-Pacific, supra note 12, --- U.S.App.D.C. at ----, 584 F.2d at 530
See Camp v. Pitts, 411 U.S. 138, 143, 93 S.Ct. 1241, 36 L.Ed.2d 106 (1973); Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe, 401 U.S. 402, 415-421, 91 S.Ct. 814, 28 L.Ed.2d 136 (1971)
See Euro-Pacific, supra note 12, 189 U.S.App.D.C. at ---- - ----, 584 F.2d at 532-534; Kennecott Copper Corp. v. EPA, 149 U.S.App.D.C. 231, 462 F.2d 846 (1972)
See Euro-Pacific, supra note 12, 189 U.S.App.D.C. at ---- - ----, 584 F.2d at 536-537; Marine Space Enclosures, Inc. v. FMC, 137 U.S.App.D.C. 9, 21, 420 F.2d 577, 589 (1969)


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After accidentally killing a bearded goat with their father's pick-up truck, two incompatible siblings in their teenage years, embark on a journey of reconciliation.
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I was expecting Brewster's-Millions-with-a-goat, I got something like the very essence of charm: a wonderfully atmospheric story of burgeoning sibling friendship, set on a Caribbean island, about a brother and sister who accidentally wreck their parents' car by running over a goat, and hatch one scheme after another to try to get level.
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Oliveros, who'd made just one previous short and is now doing a master's in LA, told me (as I was bothering him in the lobby) that he shot this one "guerrilla-style" and is now learning how to be a professional filmmaker, ideally in Hollywood. I hope that training doesn't erode the instinctive brilliance of this debut, which is fast-moving but laid-back, packing an astounding amount into its 76 minutes, dealing with themes of superstition, familial loyalty and accidental goat slaughter, and featuring beautiful performances from the two young leads − both of whom are now eyeing careers on screen. Like the rest of the cast, they adapted Oliveros' English-language script into their phonetic local language, Creole, and I could listen to their slang-heavy exchanges all day.
I got lost in its world, and while the film's trip to the cockfights may be a bit of a rude shock to myself and my other libtard cucks, it ultimately did little to dispel the film's very special atmosphere.
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The Rural Director for Area E is giving high praise to emergency officials dealing with the massive Island Pond wildfire that's put 51 properties under an evacuation alert.
The RDEK's Jane Walter is incredibly thankful for the efforts of firefighters battling the blaze between Skookumchuk and Canal Flats that's now 650 hectares in size.
That's nearly four times larger than what it was Monday.
Walter says crews have been working non-stop, through the night to set up guards around the fire running along Highway 93/95.
The fast growing grass fire was sparked by a tree falling onto a power line Sunday.
On behalf of residents she's spoken with, Walter also wanted to express appreciation to the Regional District's Emergency Management personnel.
She says residents are grateful they were given a notice so they can now get prepared if the situation worsens.
An evacuation alert is just a precautionary measure but people should be ready to leave at a moment's notice.
There's no word on if the increased size of the fire will put more properties on alert.
Power has been affected along parts of the highway corridor from de-energizing by BC Hydro crews to allow for firefighting operations.
Retardant has been placed around a cell phone tower in the path of the fire.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently convened a special meeting with defense officials to discuss the fate and potential use of Syria's supply of chemical weapons.
The meeting, held in the middle of the political uncertainty raised by Israel's recent national election results, was attended by the Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, Mossad intelligence agency chief Tamir Pardo, IDF intelligence director Aviv Kochavi and Israel Air Force commander Amir Eshel, according to Haaretz.com.
Defense Minister Ehud Barack was not in attendance at the meeting because he was in Davos at the international economic conference. In his place, Home Front Defense Minister Avi Dichter attended.
Netanyahu was recently briefed on the security situation in Syria, and many viewed the meeting as extraordinary only because of its timing. It occurred one day after the elections, as politicians were preparing to negotiate the formation of a new governing coalition, Haaretz.com reports.
The prime minister is reportedly concerned about the growing security vacuum in the Golan region and potential for extremist elements to acquire Syrian chemical weapons. Netanyahu recently directed defense officials to begin construction of a security fence in the Golan Heights.
"We are constructing a more secure barrier from here to the point where the three borders [Israel, Syria and Jordan] meet in the southern Golan Heights," Netanyahu said, Haaretz.com reports. "I wish to consider the possibility of extending this fence to [Mount] Hermon so there is a strong buffer along the entire border with Syria."


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Soon... We'll be past 35 weeks
Soon... We'll finish the last touches of her nursery
Soon.. I'll be able to nap!
Soon... I will have time off work to enjoy being with Family
Soon... my feet with stop swelling
Soon... my house will be even more of a mess
than it is now
Soon.. We will have one more visit with family and baby shower
Soon.. We will be packing the bag for the hospital
(you read that right, still haven't gotten there)
Soon... We'll be waiting for real contractions to start
Soon.. We will be heading to the hospital..
Soon.. We will be bringing items from the hospital back for kahuna
Soon.. We'll be delivering our Daughter
Soon.. our family will be a family of 3+ Kahuna
Soon... Austin and I will be parents.
As uncomfortable as I am,
As unslept as I keep becoming,
As exhausted I get from still working too much and
too hard
We are 35 weeks tomorrow.
in two weeks, the
17th of October we have our last little look
and Baby Elia inside me
for our LAST ULTRASOUND!!!!
It's amazing to think that in March we couldn't believe how long
this process and journey would be.
Now, it feels like I'll be a mom tomorrow.
It's amazing how fast life moves,
and we don't even have born children yet.
Regardless of anything else,
I'm so happy to be here right now,
this pregnant
still have Elia growing and living inside of my body
and blessed to have what we have.
Here we are... at just shy of 35 weeks..
Of course us with Kahuna.. the ladies of the house
My front view!!
Another side view in Elia's Room!
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by Tom Utescher
In a rain-soaked soccer match last Thursday afternoon, visiting Mount St. Joseph Academy logged the lion's share of ball possession time and outshot the opposition 9-4. However, when the scoreboard came to rest at the end of the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies encounter, it certified a 2-1 victory for the host Pandas of Nazareth Academy.
It was only the second win of the season for Nazareth (2-6-1), which led 1-0 at halftime. The Mounties, who tied the contest early in the second half but then gave up the deciding goal with less than four minutes to play, left Northeast Philly with a 5-4 overall record, falling back to the .500 mark in the AACA, at 3-3. The other two league losses had come against defending champ Villa Joseph Marie and second-place Gwynedd Mercy.
Thursday's initial meeting of the season between the Magic and the Nazareth Pandas had been postponed from its original date in early September. Earlier last week, the Magic claimed a 3-2 overtime win against Villa Maria Academy for the second time this fall.
Villa led last Tuesday's tilt 2-0 more than halfway through the second period, but in the last 15 minutes of regulation the Mount got goals from high scorer Angela Gervasi and fellow junior Ashley Pyne to send the contest into OT. As in the league opener against the Hurricanes back on September 8, it was Gervasi (a product of St. Philip Neri School in Lafayette Hill) who scored the winning goal in overtime.
In practice the next day, the Magic worked on their passing game and did some shooting drills. Yet at Nazareth the following afternoon, head coach Catherine Kulp noted, "Those were the two things that were lacking."
The Magic attacked right from the beginning of the game, with Gervasi and others leading a number of forays across the Nazareth 18 yard line. Things just didn't click for the visitors, though. A couple of shots tracked just outside the right post, and even more often, the Mount booted the ball up from the midfield and saw Panda goalie Alexis Gallagher (five saves) scramble out to grab it just before a charging MSJ forward could get there.
It rained throughout much of the game, so the Magic may not have felt comfortable trying to make their usual touch passes.
"We were just hitting the long ball and chasing, and that's not us," Kulp commented. "That's never been successful for us.
"Usually our game is a possession game, with short passes," she continued. "The whole first half we just didn't connect our passes at all. It threw us off, and we never really recovered, though we did play better in the second half. Everyone knew what was wrong; we just couldn't correct it on the field."
Near the midpoint of the first half, the Magic had the frustration of seeing the Pandas score on one of their few trips into the box at the visitors' end. Nazareth junior forward Kristen Lichtner was ready to seize the opportunities that arose. She would score both of her team's goals, and she put the Pandas on the board first with 22:52 remaining in the opening period.
The Mount kept generating offensive activity at the other end. With about five minutes to go before halftime, junior Paige Comtois (the Mount's assist leader) carried the ball across the 18, but could not quite line up her shot before Nazareth's Gallagher gobbled up the ball.
Nazareth came upfield a little later and made a rush across the 18 on the left, with Lichtner shooting the ball a little outside of the near post.
On a corner kick in the final minute, the Magic drove the ball low into the legs of a Nazareth defender, and they still trailed 1-0 at the intermission.
Early in the second half the visitors continued to attack, and once more saw Nazareth keeper Gallagher snatch the ball away almost from under the feet of Comtois. After the Panda goalie turned away an MSJ header a little later, Nazareth made a charge at the other end, but Mount's Maddie Feeney, a poised sophomore back, cleared the ball out of danger in the nick of time.
"She's a real bright spot," exclaimed Coach Kulp. "She has great patience in the one-v-one; I'm really impressed with her. We have five or six backs who give us different things in terms of speed and skill."
Back on offense, the Magic had Comtois controlling the ball on the left side of the box while her junior classmate Maddie Finnegan ran opposite. A lateral pass to Finnegan resulted in the tying goal for the Magic, which went up on the board with 25:53 remaining.
Pyne, whose speed and foot skills immediately made her a starter back in her freshman season, was working hard in the middle of the field, frequently disrupting Nazareth's transition game and furthering the Mount's aims.
"She likes playing that attacking midfield position and does it very well," Kulp said. "The other team will trap the ball nicely and think they're going to hold it, and Ashley will take it right off their feet."
The Magic had a chance to go ahead just two minutes after Finnegan's goal, but an open shot was fired way above the crossbar. With 15 minutes left Nazareth received an opportunity to retake the lead when a hand ball was called on the Mount outside the box. On the Pandas' 25-yard direct kick from the middle, MSJ senior goalie Charlotte Sands (three saves) calmly caught the ball.
The clock was down to eight minutes when Comtois got loose for a solo run across the middle of the 18, but she hit her shot at Gallagher instead of one of the corners. The Nazareth goalie also grabbed the ball on a through pass by Pyne that was intended for Gervasi.
As the clock crossed the four-minute mark the hosts took the ball across the Magic's 18 on the right and dished it left to Lichtner, who once again made good for the Pandas, giving them the game-winner. The Mount could not come up with another equalizer in the short time remaining, and suffered a disappointing loss to a team in the league's lower tier.
"Kudos to Nazareth for stepping up and playing well on a rainy day," said Kulp. "We seemed to get thrown off by it, but that's no excuse because conditions were the same for both teams. Our team had a letdown, and now we'll just have to sit back and regroup, knowing that we can play better than we showed today."


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|Rated R
|Reviewed by: Tony
|February 19, 2003
How many times have you had the hair on the back of your neck stand up or that strange feeling in the pit of your stomach or even stopped what you were doing because in your mind you saw something that made you pause? Could it be that we all have the ability to see briefly into the future, do we all gain insight into our own deaths or those to which we are cosmically connected or is it simply all an illusion?
Final Destination 2 picks up where the original left off Death has been cheated by a small group of people who had the fortune to listen to that little voice inside their heads and change the path of their destiny. Problem is that Death is a true bloodhound and has to right the wrong in order for the universe to unfold its grand plan for us all.
The film starts with a spring break trip and a premination of a huge traffic accident. It seems that Kimberly Corman (A.J. Cook) sees her own death and a multitude of others. In her sudden panic she stops the line of traffic she is in only to see the horror unfold before her as the accident occurs.
Once again it seems that Death has been cheated and now must work overtime to correct the oversight. Unlike the first film of the name, version 2 is a bit more original and the kills are actually done well with out going over the top on gore. The suspense is actually very good at times. Using the anniversary date of the original plane crash from the first and the only living survivor of said crash adds a bit more to whole appeal to this film.
Given a better script and more experienced group of actor and actresses (Ali Larter, A.J. Cook, Michael Landes, Terrence Carson, Keegan Connor Tracy) director David Richard Ellis could have made this film a bit more over the top and truly made a suspense / horror film for the times.
All in all this is not a bad film; how can one not enjoy the prospects of cheating Death if only for a short time. The clever tie-in to the original story and characters were super but the cinematography of Gary Capo is supurb. Great camera angles, use of soft focus and resulting misdriection only add to the scare factor at times.
If you are looking for a film to take that special person to and hoping to get a little squeal from them or even their head burried in your shoulder, this is the one.
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This past June I went on the ultimate vacation: a trip to New York with the crew from The Kettle Art Gallery. Surrounded with some of Dallas's finest local artists, I experienced a trip to the Big Apple far from the beaten path of most tourist getaways.
Kettle Art Gallery, located in the heart of Deep Ellum on Elm St., is home to many unique artists. Whilst working on "The Gristle and the Pulp" project, I became friends with several of Kettle's talents and owners Kirk Hopper and Frank Campagna. One night in the spring, at local watering hole The Meridian Room, Kirk, Frank, airbrush artist Sergio Garcia, and I discussed Kettle's upcoming trip to the Affordable Art Fair in New York.Kirk teasingly told me that they were going to hold a contest for a plane ticket for a lucky winner. I immediately sat up in my chair and exclaimed, "I'll run the booth for you!" Kirk grinned and said, "You just won the contest." My jaw dropped. Was he serious? Yep. A week or so later I had a paid-for round trip ticket to New York.
One tiny problem remained. Where in the world was I going to stay? Judith Lea Perkins, another Kettle artist flying thanks to Mr. Hopper, shared this conundrum. We racked our brains together, asking friends for floor space and investigating cheap hostels. Then, a few weeks before the trip, the answer arrived in the form of a fairy godmother.
I received a phone call from Gianna Madrini, president of the DEA (Deep Ellum Association) offering us the use of her apartment in Soho, located a block from where Kirk and Sergio's hotel. Julia and I were floored. (Apparently, the sneaky Mr. Campagna mentioned our housing issue to Gianna at a DEA social. That crafty fella!)
On June 14, 2007, Judith and I arrived in New York. We joined our partners in crime: Kirk, Frank, John Noffsinger, Sergio and his friend Monica, and other artists Richard Ross, Erica Felicella, Mark Nelson, and Havi Frost.
The first night we enjoyed free cocktails at AAF (in Chelsea), and mingled with other galleries. At one point the drinks ended, but Richard husseled up a couple bottles of wine from god knows where. No one had a wine opener, so, in true Texas style, Richard improvised... with a drill.
Later that night, we headed to a Mediterranean restaurant near our apartment. (Due to a generous portion of alcohol, the name escapes me!) We drank generous amounts of Sangria and watched Flamenco dancers, and were in general... merry.
The night, late night, progressed to Williamsburg, Brooklyn to a hipster punk bar, where Judith and I met several people from Scotland, and then to a hip-hop club where they were handing out free WWII-stlye hats! Of course Judith and I HAD to each have one.
The next day I engaged in some typical touristy stuff: eating pizza, riding the subway, and shopping for shoes. However; the real treat was all the amazing art at the fair. There were galleries from all over the world. France, England, Australia all brought some sensational pieces, but Kettle, by far, caught everyone's eyes. We received every reaction possible. From admiration, to raised eyebrows, to a woman who literally dragged her children away whispering "This is nothing but fear!" Kettle made quite the proverbial splash.
The next night we had a few birthdays to celebrate. Both Havi and Judith reached another year
during the trip, and who can deny birthday girls an evening of festivity?
We engaged in hula-hooping, delicious food at a neat place called The Park, and the ever-popular birthday shots!
We did sell art as well. In fact we sold about 20 pieces all together, a nice feat for a little gallery from Texas.
We all made strong creative bonds during that trip, and I'm sure New York won't forget us anytime soon. Making heads turn in New York isn't easy, but Kettle sure turned 'em.
I'd like to thank everyone involved, especially Frank Campagna, Kirk Hopper (our personal Don), and Gianna Mardini for the use of her apartment. I am indeed the luckiest girl in the world.
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It's amazing how human minds work and how brands target the human psyche to appeal to them. In branding, the perceived risk is potentially high when you take a path untrodden by others. Either it succeeds, or the brand receives more than what was expected or it fails miserably, questioning the marketing strategy adopted. Recently, an Indian brand 'Joy' with the tagline 'Beautiful by Nature' captured eyeballs and maybe a few eye-rolls because it broke the perception of beauty in the country. The ad featured a renowned Indian stand-up comedian and the so called queen of comedy in India, Bharthi Singh for a body lotion commercial. For people who do not know her, she drastically varies from the typical norm of being size zero model or being fair & lovely to get featured in a skincare ad. A celebrity testimonial form of advertising is used to feature this commercial where Bharti connects with the product on a personal level. It sends out a huge message to the masses that it's inner beauty that ultimately matters.
Appealing to the general public in terms of inner beauty is not a new concept; The Dove Real Beauty campaign launched in 2004 by Unilever was based on a similar idea where they questioned the stereotype of being beautiful. The campaign was called 'Dove Evolution' and received wide attention. There were newspaper features, television talk-shows and what not! But eventually the campaign gained negativity as Unilever also produced products like 'Fair and Lovely' and 'Slim-fast' diet bars. Also they objectified women to market their hygiene products under the sub-brand label 'Axe'.
However, it took time for Indian brands to try something like this. But it's better late than never! I hope other brands could also see the light of this perspective where beauty can be viewed in the character, personality and ability of an individual rather than their outer appearance. Let stereotypes be broken!
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I graduate from grad school May of 2014 and will start my big job right after we marry this summer. I am excitedly anticipating having extra money to travel as I've never had regular vacations though had them here and there.
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Files re applications for the refund of costs of secret postal ballots, 1980-96 .
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- Dates of Creation1980-96
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The applications were originally made under the Employment Act 1980, later under the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, s. 115. They were made by trade unions for the refund of costs of secret postal ballots, 1980-96. The scheme was abolished 1 April 1996.
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An interim box list is available in the Centre's searchroom. The files have been arranged by the Certification Office in alphabetical order of trade union name. The purpose of the ballot is identified on the outside of the files by the following numbers: no. 1 combined industrial action/employer offer; no. 2 elections; no. 3 political fund; no. 4 employer offer; no. 5 merger, amalgamation, transfer of engagements; no. 8 rule change; no number industrial action. The files provide a unique collection of data on ballots. They give details of the purpose of the ballot, how it was conducted, scrutineers' reports on membership voting, outcome and costs. The ballots covered the calling or ending of a strike or other industrial action; carrying out an election of executive or other officers, amending the rules, obtaining a decision on amalgamation or merger, obtaining a decision on a political fund, obtaining a decision on an employer's proposal for remuneration etc.
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The Certification Office originally destroyed all papers after six years (when they ceased to relevant for audit purposes). Papers from 1989/90 have been kept, but weeded by the Certification Office. The first eighteen boxes released under this process were deposited in May 1998.
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I confess that I am a mouthwash weenie. I cannot keep that junk swishing for more than 10 seconds before it feels like one of Wile E. Coyote's ACME bombs blew up in my mouth.
I confess that I stayed up until 2:00 am the other night trying to perfect a bouffant hairstyle. I still can't do it. Hair: 1 Adrien: 0
I confess that Ev and I have been enjoying juice boxes at breakfast every day this week. Because don't you know that apple juice tastes infinitely better from a little cardboard box?
I confess that I enjoy and maybe even look forward to the Pirate Rock segments on Disney Junior in the mornings. I sing along...and would probably listen to those songs in my car if I could. Haha.
I confess that I had no idea that Evelyn was diaperless beneath her nightgown for most of the morning yesterday until she tinkled all over the carpet. When I walked into the kitchen, I found her soggy diaper in a gravy bowl. "So THAT'S where your diaper went!" I exclaimed, to which Evelyn replied, "Ha-ha-ha!"
I confess that "The Talk's" Leah Remini and I were separated at birth...and a decade or so. :) Everyone close to me knows that I am absolutely OBSESSED with Disney World, and I have to share this clip with you, because it is ME. Leah is ME. I totally get her, and I agree with every single word she said here, from the ride order and matching pajamas to stroller pushing and staying the whole day, haha:
I confess that, despite the fact that I have never been there, I have the entire Magic Kingdom park map at Disney World memorized. Not joking. I know the names of every single resort on the Disney property, and which ones our family will stay in, in the order we will stay in them. I confess that frequent conversations between Eric and I are about all of the different ways we're going to surprise our kids with Disney vacations someday. I cannot wait!
Okay, just one more Disney confession: I confess that Evelyn and I spent an entire morning this week watching clips on YouTube of families surprising their kids with Disney trips. I cried. Okay, I sobbed. Blubbered even. :)


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Biotech-IgG is a Scandinavian distributor of medical diagnostic and life science products with more than 30 years of in-field experience. Biotech-IgG is an international company group which consists of Biotech-IgG AB, a Swedish public sharing holding company, and a wholly owned Danish subsidiary, Biotech-IgG A/S.
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NY Introduces Feral Cat Bill But Peta Wants Cats Dead
According to PETA all animals and that includes Cats, have rights, which to PETA's thinking includes the Right to die at their hands.
PETA demands the slaughter of these innocent animals. "It's so absurd. I don't know what these people are thinking. Feral cats are, in ecological terms, correctly defined as an invasive species," said Chuck Parker, of Mexico, president of the New York State Conservation Council, who wrote on behalf of the council. "Ideally, feral cat populations should be eliminated completely.
At the very least, any feeding or maintenance activities should be discouraged; and programs to educate pet owners and discourage activities that support feral populations should be undertaken."
Supporters of the legislation disagree. They cite studies and situations in various parts of the state where the "trap-neuter-vaccinate –release" (TNVR) model has had success.
"Just killing them is not the answer. It's not humane and it does not work. A vacuum occurs and other cats fill the spaces. It doesn't get rid of the reproductive aspect of feral cat colonies," said Libby Post, executive director of the New York State Animal Protection Federation, which describes itself as "The Voice of NY's humane societies and SPCAs as well as not-for-profit and municipal animal shelters."
The legislation is sponsored by Assemblyman John McDonald, D-Cohoes, (AB 2778) and Republican state Sen. Kathy Marchione, R-Halfmoon (S 1081).
The legislation would amend the state's Agriculture and Markets Law, allowing for the submittal of proposals from non-profit entities to administer such programs. These entities, once approved by state Ag and Markets, would then enter into a contract with the state for a term of five years, which may be renewed if shown to be effective.
Advocates for the bill, include the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Humane Society of the United States, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, New York State Conference of Mayors, County Health Officials of New York State, New York City Bar Association, the Mayor's Alliance for New York City's Animals and the New York State Animal Protection Federation.
Money from the program would come from state Animal Population Control Program, which was set up to assist low-come citizens with the cost of spaying and neutering their pets. Funds for the program are generated by dog license fees. Last year some $1 million was raised. The feral cat legislation, if passed, would take about 20 percent of the money raised annually.
Post said "direct costs" to hire a professional to trap and kill a feral cat vary from $100 to $125 per animal. She said the TNVR approach comes to about $35 to $55 per cat, sometimes with veterinarians donating their services. She noted there is already a network of volunteer efforts across the state using the TNVR model and that this legislation would "bolster" their efforts.
Critics of the legislation also cite studies and figures. They question the effectiveness and follow-through of TNVR programs, note that feral cats present a public health risk and have a negative impact on the environment and other wildlife – and that the legislation would undermine the intent of the Animal Population Control Program.
"The money would instead of use to fund "groups and individuals who participate in the hobby of trapping, neutering and re-abandoning homeless cats to fend for themselves on the streets," said Teresa Chagrin, a spokesperson for PETA.
Amazingly, PETA demands that we respect all animals and time after time PETA reminds us how Humans are NOT the master of any animal. PETA would like nothing more than to do away with Pets because as their Nazism dictates "We are somehow subjecting and enslaving our pets to us and they should have the right to live their lives without masters" But, PETA also believes that they have the right to catch these innocent cats and kill them?
Killing a race because they were somehow a burden or because they would actually be "Rescued" from this mean world is exactly how Adolf Hitler felt. PETA is not unlike Nazi Germany in it's thinking.


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