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It get misty around here, but welcome.
All rights to the estate of Phil Ochs, and the noble man who posted this Bitter End film on his Youtube channel.
Late to this, but essential reading.
Moira Meltzer-Cohen, Attorney at Law
Note: The Washington Post refused to publish the following article to correct their records
"Chelsea Manning's lawyer says the DOJ 'bent over backwards' to accommodate her medical needs." I never expected to make headlines for the Washington Post, but I ought to have guessed that if I did, it would involve a misrepresentation in service of my frequent adversary, the United States government. As the lawyer referenced in Eugene Scott's column, allow me to clarify: in his attempt to shed light on the Trump administration's ban on trans people in the military, Mr. Scott has merely engaged in an exercise in extreme point-missing. After conceding that this administration's policies on the rights of trans people are as hazy as they are hostile, Mr. Scott tries to find hope for trans soldiers in, of all places, the state's successful bid to put my transgender client behind bars.
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Here's the current endnotes from the Vietnam chapter — including interviews with folks who have since died. Wondering if they make a narrative of themselves.
Alexa Gagosz, "MIT Professor Noam Chomsky, Vietnam resistors tell their stories." Suffolk Journal, April 15, 2010.
United States v. Seeger, 380 U.S. 163 (1965)
Lawrence Baskir and William Strauss, Chance and Circumstance: The Draft, the War, and the Vietnam Generation (Random House, 1978).
Ron Kovic, Born on the Fourth of July (McGraw-Hill, 1976) p.83.
Personal interview, Philadelphia, January 30, 2009.
William Short and Willa Seidenberg, A Matter of Conscience (Addison Gallery Press, 1991).
Telephone interview, January 6, 2009.
Margaret Butler, who served 1967-1969, In Memories of Navy Nursing: The Vietnam Era (Maryanne Gallagher Ibach, Ed). Material developed for the Vietnam Women's Memorial, Washington, D.C.
"The military used all of the [TV] footage at my court martial — evidence I really was guilty. "Short and Seidenberg, Matter of Conscience.
"You Want a Real War Hero?" Vietnam GI, August 1969.
Vietnam GI, August 1968.
Leslie Gelb et al, "U.S. Ground Strategy and Force Deployments, 1965-1968." Volume Four, The Pentagon Papers.
N. L. Zaroulis and Gerald Sullivan, Who Spoke Up? American Protest Against the War in Vietnam, 1963-1975 (Doubleday, 1984), p. 70.
Moser, The New Winter Soldiers: GI and Veteran Dissent During the Vietnam Era (Rutgers University Press, 1996), p.82.
The Oak's prose would not have been out of place in the AVC Bulletin, the newspaper of the starry-eyed New Dealers of the 1945 American Veterans Committee. "We at Oak Knoll feel it imperative that other members of the armed forces and civilians become aware of dissent within the military. Therefore, we decided to promulgate our views, situations, conditions through this newspaper."
Short and Seidenberg.
The Ally (Berkeley), August 19, 1968.
Andrew Hunt, The Turning: a History of Vietnam Veterans Against the War (NYU Press, 1990), p.30
Jack Hurst, "Viet Mother Warns GI – And Dies."
William Perry, Testimony, Winter Soldier Hearings, February 1971
Interview, January 30, 2009.
From 1962 to 1971, the United States dumped nineteen million gallons of herbicides over Vietnam, destroying nearly five million acres of countryside as part of its defoliation campaign to deny enemy combatants protective cover.
The Old Mole, June 20-July 3, 1969, p. 2.
Bill Perry. Facebook photo caption, September 7, 2015.
William Sloane Coffin, Once to Every Man: A Memoir ( Athenaeum, 1977), p. 299.
The Moratorium event in England was at a safe-house for deserters. run by an American World War II veteran named Clancy Sigal, at Number 56 Queen Anne Street. In Europe, "there was a feeling that the Vietnam war was somehow a fascist war, and that anything to help American soldiers resist that war was good," Sigal told me. The overcrowded apartment was "a wonderful mix of AWOL soldiers, their girlfriends, and some lost souls," he wrote years later for the London Review of Books. "Simply put, my new job was to smuggle American deserters in and out of the United Kingdom, help arrange false papers, find safe houses in the UK, 'babysit' our less stable 'packages' (AWOLs in transit), personally accompany those too shaky to travel alone." By the end of 1968, the project had evolved "a classically English accommodation with the various secret services who kept tabs on us at one time or another."
Elizabeth Kolbert et al, "Moratorium." The New Yorker, October 25, 1969, p. 54.
Seymour Hersh, "Lieutenant Accused of Murdering 109 Civilians." St. Louis Post-Dispatch, November 13, 1969, p. A1.
"I got to like [McCarthy] a lot…He opposed the war, and he said as much." Landau, Saul, "Seymour Hersh." The Progressive, May 1998. Via The Free Library (October 1)(accessed March 07, 2009)
Testimony at the court martial of William Calley, 1971. Accessed via the University of Missouri: http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/mylai/Myl_hero.html#RON
Via Kendrick Oliver, The My Lai massacre in American history and memory (Manchester University Press, 2006), p. 47.
Seymour Hersh, "Ex-GI Tells of Killing Civilians at Pinkville."
Duncan, op. cit.
Interview, Boston, MA, March 2007.
Charles C. Moskos and John Whiteclay Chambers, The New Conscientious Objection: From Sacred to Secular Resistance (Oxford University Press US, 1993), p. 43.
"GI Justice in Vietnam: An interview with the Lawyers Military Defense Committee." Yale Review of Law and Social Action (2:1) Article 3 (1972) Yale Review of Law and Social Action, Vol. 2 [1972], Is. 1, Art.
Moser, p.107.
Quoted in Jean-Jacques Maurier (ed.), The Last Time I Dreamed About the War: Essays on the Life and Writing of W.D. Ehrhart (McFarland, 2014).
Stephen Pogust, "G.I. March is 'Disgusting' to N.J. Town." Philadelphia Inquirer, Sept. 4, 1970.
FBI files, Via Gerald Nicosia, "Veteran in Conflict." LA Times, May 23, 2004. Accessed 12/2008 at http://www.baltimoresun.com/topic/la-tm-kerry21amay23,0,3459649,full.story.
Van Devanter, Home Before Morning: The Story of an Army Nurse in Vietnam (University Massachusetts Press), p. 231.
Anthony B. Herbert. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/anthony-b-herbe-key-figure-in-vietnam-war-crimes-controversy-dies/2015/02/26/3e6ab864-bd05-11e4-bdfa-b8e8f594e6ee_story.html
Telephone interview, February 2009.
"ANTI WAR GROUP HEARS OF 'CRIMES.' "New York Times (1857-Current file); Dec 2, 1970; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 – 2005), pg. 15.
Winter Soldier Testimony, read into Cong. Record. : "[soldiers] stabbed her in both breasts, spread-eagled her and shoved an E-tool up her vagina, an entrenching tool, and she was still asking for water."
David Halbfinger, "Kerry's Antiwar Past Is a Delicate Issue in His Campaign." The New York Times, April 24, 2004.
Michael Kranish, Brian C. Mooney, Nina Easton, John F. Kerry: the complete biography by the Boston Globe reporters who know him best (Public Affairs, 2004). pp. 120-121 The sight of a clean-cut lieutenant speaking so, flanked by two nodding generals, put Kerry higher up on the commander-in-chief's enemies list, with Nixon aides "expressing exasperation that more wasn't being done to undermine Kerry and the other VVAW organizers."
Michael Kranish et al, "With antiwar role, high visibility" Boston Globe, June 16. 2003.
"A thousand drug addicts camping out," Bill Perry chuckled when asked what that week was like. "Honestly, there were maybe 200 guys really driving it politically — and a lot of them were drama queens, if you know what I mean. The rest of us……" Perry may have been at least partially right in his assessment, at least if the veterans' drug use were anywhere near that of the troops they had been. Even something as relatively gentle as marijuana might spread a haze over memories of the camp veterans set up on the Mall, cheered by sympathetic legislators from Bella Abzug to George McGovern and Edward Kennedy.
Robert Heinl, "The Collapse of the Armed Forces." Armed Forces Journal, June 7, 1971. Accessed via reprint from Prof. Grover Furr, Montclair State University, Montclair, N.J.
For more on that predecessor, see Adolph Reed, "Fayettenam:1969 Tales from a G.I. Coffeehouse." Originally in CCCO's magazine The Objector in 1996, now included in Class notes : posing as politics and other thoughts on the American scene (New York: New Press, 2000)
Steve Hassna, "VVAW History: San Francisco Vets Day Parade 1972." The Veteran, Spring 1997.
Memo July 1974, VVAW FBI Files, Swarthmore College Peace Collection.
Personal interview, August 7, 2009.
VVAW mag The Veteran. (That Arkansas VVAW member turned FBI informant who'd sparked the Gainesville trial was forgiven in later years because of his illness; he even had pasted to the wall of his office. "PVS Kills.")
Ron Kovic, interview by Waldo Salt, November 8, 1974, transcript, Waldo Salt Papers, Research Library, University of California Los Angeles. Via Jerry Lembcke, "From Oral History to Movie Script: The Vietnam Veteran Interviews for 'Coming Home'." The Oral History Review, 26: 2 (Summer – Autumn, 1999), p. 76. Accessed via http://www.jstor.org/stable/3675590
A piece I'm hoping to include in the summer issue of Democratic Left, whose working theme is "Building a Future Without the Gangsters of Capitalism."
by Matt Meyer
[This article was originally published on 'New Clear Vision' on February 15th, 2012.]
On the Nature of Violence and Nonviolence
Amidst a bombardment of Black Bloc commentary, questions about the militarized nature of tear-gas toting police, and the ever-frustrating all-too-abstract dialogues about the meanings of nonviolence, violence, strategy, tactics, and principles, comes a simple story (and a complicated book) straight out of Occu-politics. First, though, some defining of terms:
Nonviolence (a term some have called 'a word seeking to describe something by saying what it is not') is used in as wide a variety of ways as there are flavors of ice cream. For some, it is strategic and revolutionary, for others principled and philosophical; for some it is a way of life and for others a mere tactic. For most practitioners, it is an often-tantalizing combination of the above. Our story will…
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(Photo, via Library of Congress; Some is of the "newsies," the children peddling newspapers around city streets, when people still paid some money for words on paper.)
Maybe both.
As I write this I'm listening to Eyes Left, which explicitly IDs as a "Socialist Military Podcast." Last night, I was catching up with Lions Led by Donkeys, claimed on Twitter as "the only podcast for laughing at the failures of military history. Hosted by
@jkass99 and @nickcasm1 produced by @inthesedeserts." Speaking of Twitter, I'm explicitly chatting there with Fortress on a Hill, in response to the question I asked in the last post. I'm working to follow their advice, and focus on the most powerful experiences relayed by soldier-dissenters. But right now, I want to finish writing about this particular circle of e-griots, and why it's hard to pull away.
All of the above are worth your time, or at least mine. If, like me, you're more the bookish sort, you might find yourself filling your shelf or Kindle with titles like Breaking Cadence, Kassabian's Hooligans of Kandahar, Danny Sjursen's Ghost Riders of Baghdad, or Matt Gallagher's Kaboom after hearing some of these. Either way, these newsies are carrying gold, and deserve all the respect you have.
This week, I received in the mail Rosa del Duca's book Breaking Cadence: One Woman's War Against the War. My interest in Rosa's story is kind of a no-brainer; I've been thinking of people like her even before I joined the staff of the Committee for Conscientious Objectors (link is to an archive of the org's website during my last spring there, before it dissolved after 50+ years and handed its mission to the Center on Conscience and War). The photo on Del Duca's website even reminds me of myself in those years: Bay Area tan-ish, with gym-toned arms and a wry smile (though I was never as pretty as she). I told the folks at Ooligan Press that I wanted to review it and talk to her, and I will; but right now I need to talk about how I found her, and how this generation of Forever War vets confounds my efforts to end this book.
I discovered del Duca first through her podcast, whose subtitle is Insights from a Modern-Day Conscientious Objector — to distinguish her, perhaps, from Vietnam-era civilian COs or World War II figures like Desmond Doss (whose biopic Hacksaw Ridge has acquainted many with the whole concept of a military CO). Hers is among a circle of many that has served as my backdrop in recent days.
I'm usually surrounded by the voices of anti-war vets, as the book slouches toward the Bethlehem of publication. But these voices are all in a medium whose power has taken time to dawn on me (a form of radio invented by the iPod).My first podcasts were the usual liberal blather from Slate and the New Yorker, as well as my guilty pleasure West Wing Weekly. My journo friends all got retrained in how to podcast, and certainly the democratic-socialist world where I volunteer is brimming with pods. Which is how, of course, I tumbled down this rabbit hole: I discovered the DSA Veterans Working Group, which includes some of the most cogent voices from this generation of vets.
@DSAVeterans led me to Joe Kassabian, first to his addictive and powerful memoir The Hooligans of Kandahar; I had to interview Joe then, and he told me about the "anti-war lefty veteran" network of podcasts. Not just Kassabian's own Lions Led by Donkeys podcast, but the reliably hilarious A Hell of a Way to Die, from Nate Bethea and Francis Horton, or Fortress on a Hill, hosted by Iraq vets Chris Henriksen and Daniel Sjursen. Fortress is where I first heard of Del Duca and learned about her podcast, whose subtitle gives the game away: "Insights from a Modern-Day Conscientious Objector."
In an upcoming post, I'll write about each of these, and a few others they've turned me on to, such as Eyes Left, hosted by already-celebrities Spencer Rapone and Mike Prysner. I'll review/recommend episodes that I find particularly strong, and muse about pods' connection to organizing and activism. But right this second, I'm wondering whether all these pods are just distracting me from writing that still needs to be done. Or are these forever-war vets helping me think more clearly about my final chapter?
This blog's Drafts folder is littered with beginnings with titles like "The new generation os soldier-dissenters, wherein I riffed between Reality Winner and
the other drone veterans, who broke their silence to tell truth about the drone program – and who are still traumatized by it. As warfare has changed, the routes for dissent against it change to, some measured in bits and bytes.
Then there's Will Griffin, who I met at a No Foreign Bases conference and whose Peace Report has long been an essential source of news about that movement. Will moved to my town last year and is burning up the links offered for dissenting veterans here, including Warrior Writers.
Or the one called "The Forever War's forever chapter," about what I'm still doing while we get the rest of the book flat:
Working backwards, from this year to 2001, starts to feel as challenging as the dread Vietnam chapter.
Reality Winner, whose leaks weren't about war — but who, like Snowden, was deeply affected by watching drone strikes in near-real time. Will Griffin, the military brat who served in both Iraq and Afpak but flipped 200 degrees after he went to Okinawa for VFP; Griffin also was part of the short-lived Veterans Stand for Standing Rock, and now runs a video-journalism outfit called the Peace Report. Matt Hoh and Rory Fanning, Afghanistan veterans who came out the other side to pursue truth. Chelsea Manning, who contains multitudes (and is now running for Senate.) Brandon Bryant and Heather Linebaugh.
Those post-2008 figures don't mean I've forgotten the earlier wave: Garret Reppenhagen, Stephen Funk, Aidan Delgado, Camilo Mejia, Jon Hutto, Dan Choi, Jennifer Hogg. All of whom I need to touch base with before including them now.
I swore to start every day freewriting for the book, but every sentence instead comes out like a query letter or status report.
I wrote those words nearly a year ago, and they're still true. More so now, with Will's video blog competing with those podcasts in my ears. And I'm not even talking about the books they're all publishing, of which del Duca's is only one. All still teaching me about their wars, and the many across the globe as I write this.
So what war does the chapter cover, anyway?
When I go back to my first "final draft" (the one first submitted to UC Press). I see a final chapter called "The New Winter Soldiers,' which featured vets featured frequently here, people I've now known for over a decade. Though it started with words from elder statesman Philip Berrigan, and with the 2001 day that prompted so many to enlist:
On September 11, I watched appalled as the second tower of the World Trade Center came down. The guards called me out, took me to the lieutenant's office, shackled and handcuffed me, and took me to solitary. I inquired several times as to why. One guard grunted, 'Security!' During twelve days in segregation, no further daylight was provided. One lieutenant came to announce, 'No phone, no visitors!' And no stamps. I was locked down ten days before mailing out letters. The result? Limbo-incommunicado.[i] Berrigan told that story to The Progressive after his wife, Liz McAllister, finally learned what the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Elkton, Ohio, had done with him. Berrigan's detention was not for his own safety but the prison's: the 77-year-old cleric, veteran of both World War II and a career of serial civil-disobedience, was considered trouble.
Berrigan, fighting in prison the cancer that would soon kill him, was heartened by the demonstrations against what seemed a certain war in Iraq. "The American people are, more and more, making their voices heard against Bush and his warrior clones," he wrote in the last letter he wrote before he died, six weeks before the massive February 2003 demonstrations against the war. The night before those demonstrations, Coffin echoed Berrigan at Riverside: "It is not a patriotic thing to send our brave men and women into an unjust war. That is not patriotic. If you ask if you are willing to die for your country, you must also ask if you are willing to kill for your country….War is a coward's escape from the possibility of peace."
These words from turbulent World War II veteran/priests could have been read as a repudiation of the newest generation of young soldiers, many of whom had joined or rejoined after the towers went down. But it was also an invitation, if one offered more explicitly by Howard Zinn, who knew from Vietnam and his old friend Dan Ellsberg how powerful those younger voices could be. And just as protestors were flooding the streets, one tall young Army sniper was walking into an alternative bookstore in Manitou Springs, Colorado and being told that before going to Iraq, he had to read Zinn's flagship work A People's History of the United States.
That sniper was, of course, Garett Reppenhagen, who I met when he was president of Iraq Veterans Against the War and who's now a coordinator for the VetVoice Foundation. Garett, Stephen Funk and Aidan Delgado are among those I know I want to keep in the chapter, but I don't really want the book's narrative to end with the end of the Bush Administration.
This last revision process is reminding me of so many other threads that need to resonate, and for which I am so far unprepared. How can the chapter include mostly White voices, even if their movement is not as multi-racial as the U.S. military? Or am I answering my own question here?
But if this latest dance with the podcasters is teaching me anything, it's that this generation doesn't need me to tell their story. They're telling it every day, in every form of media that exists. It's my job to put it all in context, and make their part of our story sing.
Thanks, Matthew Hoh. I'm still sorry I missed this event, but hope this spreads the word.
This past weekend I spoke as part of the Poor People's Campaign event: The Necessity of Moral Resistance in the Face of Militarism. Reverend William Barber was, of course, the main speaker, and if you are uncertain as to how war and militarism play a role in the demands of the Poor People's Campaign or in the way war and militarism have always played an oppressive and devastating role in our society, then please listen to Reverend Barber's sermon as he clearly and definitively explains those two things. My talk, on the effect of war on veterans, is here below, while Reverend Barber's sermon and the comments from Phyllis Bennis are in the Youtube clip below. Wage Peace.
I've been looking for this video since March, when Matthew Hoh and so many others we know here spoke at Berlin's Elevate Festival.They even Skyped in Dan Ellsberg. And I love their panel tag: "40 Years of Whistleblowing, Friom Pentagon to Panama Papers."
It's been almost five months since I've written anything, and this post is not going to contain much of my writing, but rather sharing with you a note RootsAction sent out to its vast membership containing a clip of me in a talk I gave in London at the end of February:
It should be noted that traumatic brain injury, which in some studies has been found to be present in more than 20% of Afghan and Iraq veterans, and from which I suffer from, also has a very real and significant link to suicide in veterans.
The full video of the talk in London is found below. That talk, titled: "War, Journalism and Whistleblowers — 15 years after Katharine Gun's Truth Telling on the Verge of the Iraq War", included Katharine Gun, Thomas Drake, Jesselyn Radack, Silkie Carlo, Norman Solomon and Duncan Campbell, all of whom are really incredible and brave…
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WebSocket is a protocol of full-duplex communication over a TCP connection, intended for the exchange of messages between the browser and the web server in real time. Its peculiarity is that transmits and receive simultaneously.
The WebSocket protocol is created to solve any problems and remove restrictions on the exchange of data between the browser and the server.
It allows you to forward any data to any domain, safely and with little or no network traffic. The draft version of the standard of the Web Sockets API is approved by the IETF.
WebSocket is created to be implemented in web browsers and web servers, but it is also used for any client or server application. The WebSocket is an independent protocol. It is based on the TCP protocol. It allows to make a closer interaction between the browser and the website, facilitating the dissemination of interactive content and the creation of real-time applications.
RxJS is a powerful tool that allows you to turn complicated sequences of actions into a concise code, which is simple to work with.
The use of RxJS in React is similar to its use in Angular, where the observed objects are the full entity of the system, hence the special simplicity of using this technology in Angular. However, this is not more difficult than subscribing to RxJS in component DidMount and writing to component WillUnmount. The difference is that in Angular these mechanisms are built in, and in React you have to implement everything manually.
This simplicity is based on a variety of language mechanisms, and their study takes time. In RxJS, the problem to be solved is the ability to handle asynchronous calls using multiple events. RxJS provides a way to eliminate these constraints, giving multiple communication channels, which simplifies multi-step event process and improves its efficiency. RxJS, in addition, gives the developer the ability to consistently represent everything that needs to generate events.
The WebSocket connection doesn't work based on the request-response principle, instead, a persistent connection is established between the client and the server, where both parties can initiate data exchange. When we restart the server, this connection is disabled, and we need to somehow restore it.
There may be two templates: Observable (it is exploit to subscribe to data and events coming from the server) and Observer (it is exploit to send data to the server).
Websocket example
Create a small template with a text field in which the connection log will be recorded, and a button will appear to send the message.
First, we need to create a connection. Then we subscribe to the click event for the button and send the message to the handler. We also subscribe to messages from the server and write them in the text field. Then we subscribe to the connection state and lock the button when the connection is lost.
Part of the server is very simple, we install RxJS the monitored connection to the web server, and when connecting or disconnecting we send events to all clients.


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A club Wednesday with a difference. Come and join us for 2 fun filled hours mastering the art of Stand up Paddling aka Supping on the safe confines of Mixenden Activity Centre Reservoir.
Sadly it is limited to 8 places and it will cost you £16.25 per person, first come first served .
As usual its by email confirmation – firstname.lastname@example.com, payment taken on the night by cash .
I can foresee a lot of swimming so maybe Drysuits instead of Wet suits ? change of clothes as we`ll continue " Supping" afterwards in the "Moorlands" on Keighley Road.
This is open to all members – no previous experience required.
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Pedestrians Struck in Park Hill Hit-and-Run, 1 Killed, 2 Seriously Injured
DENVER (November 22, 2018) – Just after 8 pm on Thanksgiving night, a hit-and-run driver struck 3 pedestrians at the intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd. and Quebec St. in the Park Hill neighborhood in Denver.
Initial investigations show the car was traveling northbound on Quebec when it struck three pedestrians who were eastbound in the crosswalk. One man and one women were struck and seriously injured.
A third woman was critically injured, and later died in the hospital. She was identified as 65-year old Karen King by the Denver Office of the Medical Examiner. Police say the vehicle fled the scene northbound on Quebec from MLK, was a black or dark colored sedan, possibly a Cadillac.
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PETERS, George O. 1866-1931
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 6/12/2015 at 09:46:33
Death Summons Comes Suddenly To George Peters
End Comes Unexpectedly Thursday Evening After Brief Heart Affliction
Wide Acquaintance Over Grundy County
Came to Iowa 63 Years Ago; Spent All Of His Active Life In This County
George O. Peters died suddenly and unexpectedly at his home in Grundy Center shortly before eight o'clock Thursday evening from a heart affliction. He had been to his farm a mile northwest of Grundy Center the day before where he was taken sick and he was brought to his home. He took to his bed but it was not believed that his condition was anything to be alarmed about. He seemed to be much better Thursday evening and the family felt that the danger period had passed and that the patient would be up again within a day or two. With but a moment's warning the heart attack of the day before occurred again Thursday evening and the end came within a few minutes.
Mr. Peters was widely known throughout the county and his sudden passing came as a shock to his many friends. He was but little past middle age and with his rugged constitution and his temperate habits he was the last of men of his age who was expected to be the first within the new year to answer the final summons.
Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian church in Grundy Center Sunday afternoon. The many friends of Mr. Peters and his family disregarded the snowstorm and there was not a vacant seat in the large church during the time that services were in progress. Rev. R. B. Fisher, pastor of the Grundy Presbyterian church, and Rev. J. E. Drake both paid touching tributes to the life and the character of Mr. Peters.
The following obituary which covers the essential events in the life of Mr. Peters was read at the church by the local pastor:
George O. Peters was born in Eastfriesland, Germany, March 31, 1866. When but three years old he came to this country with his parents. He was the second from a family of fifteen children. After coming to this country the family moved on a Butler county farm. In 1892 Mr. Peters and Miss Sophia Freese were married at the Heinrichs church in Shiloh township. Following their marriage they began housekeeping on a farm in Pleasant Valley township where they lived for nine years after which they removed to a farm a half mile south of Holland. They made their home here for ten years when they came to Grundy Center eighteen years ago and they have resided here continually ever since. For nine years he was connected with Standard Oil company service stations in Grundy Center. He sold this business a few months ago and since that time looked after his farms. Eight of the members of this large family survive.
Mr. Peters was a very friendly man and won in his lifetime a host of sincere friends. This host of friends were greatly shocked by his sudden calling away to the long home beyond. Mr. Peters was sick but a very short time. Everything possible was done but it was to no avail. His passing while especially hard upon his loved ones and friends was really the ideal way to pass from this life. His was not a long time of suffering. Mr. Peters was at heart a religious man and we believe that he was living in a state of readiness to depart although doubtless he was was not expecting the end to be at hand.
The living loved ones are his wife, daughter, son-in-law, Jack Soners, and two grandchildren, Janelle and Jack George. The living brothers and sisters are Henry of Sibley, Peter of Worthington, Minn.; Benjamin of Wellsburg; Mrs. Albert Voss of Sibley; Mrs. Benjamin Cordes, Kamrar; Mrs. Charles Whaylan, Sibley; Mrs. Arthur Neessen, Lake Crystal, Minn., and Mrs. Al Kelso, Wilmont, Minn. Seven brothers and sisters together with the parents have passed to the great life beyond.
Mr. Peters was a lover of the church and it did him good to see and hear his daughter regularly in the choir.
His accustomed place will be missed by the pastor and his brethren in this church. His interest and his family's interest are such as to assist very materially in making a church a possibility in this day of unsteadiness and apparently so much purposeless living.
So today with flowers and befitting music surrounded by a host of sorrowing loved ones and friends we proceed to hold this service in memory of his life and as a token of deep respect and love at this his death. We will lay him away tenderly in our Grundy Center cemetery with the host of other loved ones that have been placed there, to await the great calling of God of all the dead to arise and meet the welcome of the judgment day.
Relatives From a Distance
The following relatives from a distance attended the funeral:
Mrs. H. A. Voss, Henry Peters, Mrs. Chas. Whaylen and Frank Galagher of Sibley, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cordes, Kamrar, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Billings, Jewell, Iowa; Mrs. Lena Poppenga, Holland; the six sons of Mr. Peters' oldest brother--Albert, Henry and George Peters of Little Rock, Iowa, Vernie of Beaver Creek and Tom and Harry of Gilmore City; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peters and son, Glen, and daughter, Norma, of Wellsburg; Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Meyer, Roy, Arthur and Esther of Wellsburg; Mrs. Arthur Neessen, Lake Crystal, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peters, Worthington, Minn.; Harold Peters, Marshalltown; Mr. and Mrs. Al Kelso, Wilmont, Minn.; Henry Voss, Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farnham, Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Koser, Iowa City; VerDene Beckman, Iowa City; Dr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and daughter, Earline, George, Iowa; Mrs. B. Peters, an aged aunt of Aplington, and many cousins and distant relatives.
--The Grundy Register (Grundy Center, Iowa), 22 January 1931, pg 1
Grundy Obituaries maintained by Tammy D. Mount.
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The first Inaugural Address ever in our country is of course George Washington's first Address to congress after being elected and sworn in as President of the United States.
It became one of our great civic rituals that is part of the pomp and circumstance in the transfer of power from one President to the next.
Washington's 1st inaugural is important (at least to me) because he was inherently honest. At the beginning of his address he admits to the anxiety that being elected President had caused him and how he misses his retirement.
In the 2nd paragraph of his speech he says "it would be peculiarly improper to omit in this first official Act, my fervent supplications to that Almighty Being" that he not only bless him but the new nation that had been established.
He continues throughout the speech to embrace the duty he feels to the American people and the new nation, to accept the responsibility of the office and to again ask God to guide and preserve the freedoms and liberties of the people.
George had a very good grasp on the enormity of the position he was in. He was honest about his fears, his anxiety and his gratitude. He was also wise enough to lay his anxiety at the feet of God to guide him on that 1st Presidential journey.
The first Inaugural set a precedent for other Presidents to follow. George was not worried about invoking the assistance of God or worried about offending anyone by his beliefs.
George Washington also set another precedent as he was sworn in by adding four words to the end of the oath, he said: "so help me God." Every President after President Washington has uttered those same words.
Why then do so many Americans find the mention of God so offensive? Why in our modern times is Christianity under attack?
Neither George Washington nor any of the founding fathers stated or forced citizens to prescribe to their beliefs but simply invoked the blessings of their God upon this nation. As many have done after them and up to now we are still receiving those blessings.
Let us remember that our strength and our preserverance comes to us from a higher power: One Nation Under God.


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Well our non-representative senators just barely squeaked the vote by to put the healthcare destruction to the debate. This is one step closer to passage and that is a foregone conclusion really at this point. At least ONE of Missouri's senators did the right thing.
"Move over, Bernie Madoff. Tip your hat to a trillion-dollar scam," said Sen. Kit Bond , R-Mo., likening the bill's supporters to the imprisoned investor who fleeced millions.
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In Celje, visitors can take a walk in the ambient setting of Ulica Obrtnikov Street in the Museum of Recent History in Celje and also among the remains of the Roman architecture and the town street of Celeia, A Town Under a Town. Children of all ages mustn't miss Herman's Den (Hermanov Brlog), which is the only museum for children in Slovenia. A part of the permanent collection in the Celje Regional Museum is adapted to visitors with eye damage. Three exhibition grounds at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Celje periodically organise exhibitions of the recent and distant past of fine arts.
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IN the wake of a national survey revealing that nearly 7 per cent of uni students were sexually assaulted in 2015/16, Edith Cowan Uni says its rates are lower at its Mt Lawley campus.
The shocking national figures were produced by the Australian Human Rights Commission, which found 1.6 per cent of the assaults occurred on campus.
ECU's survey shows it's less common at its campuses in Mt Lawley and Joondalup, with 0.6 per cent being sexually assaulted at uni.
Sexual harassment was far more rife, with 26 per cent of students nationally, and 21 per cent of ECU respondents, reporting they'd been sexually harassed at university in 2016, with offences including unwanted touching, cornering, indecent exposure, and sending unwanted sexual pictures.
Across the country, 7 per cent of offenders were a tutor or lecturer; but at ECU it was eight per cent.
Offenders were overwhelmingly males (71 per cent of harassment was carried out by men, 11 per cent by both men and women, and 11 per cent by women), while the remaining respondents didn't know or didn't want to report the gender.
ECU students were less likely to know where to seek support from within the uni, where to make a complaint, and what the uni's policy was.
ECU's data vice-chancellor Steve Chapman said, "we have zero tolerance for sexual assault or harassment" and that the uni was committed to the 10-point action plan, developed by Universities Australia to address the sexual assault and harassment rates.
The 10-point plan will complement the existing measures ECU's taken, including a 24-hour security control room, 24-hour security patrols, vehicle escort service for students, letting students park in the closer staff and visitor bays after 5pm, and holding mandatory inductions for students living on campus to educate them on consent and respectful behaviour.


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Unfortunately, the tape was ruined by water that contained a few of my favorite shots. Fortunately, I was able to recover the lost footage when the tapes were dried out a little bit. (electronic equipment in the oven at 100 degrees for about 15 minutes often works for me, then again, I have ruined stuff by putting it in there too hot or too long). In the video there are some scratchy moments due to the tapes not being in perfect condition. But really I'm just excited that they turned out at all.
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Nov 3, 201509:44 AMMinority Biz Report
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Redesigning retail: Q&A with Taylar Barrington
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Taylar Barrington, founder of MaverickHill, is the business mind behind one of the fastest-rising brands among Madison's startups.
Equal parts socialpreneur and philanthropist, Taylar has succeeded in harnessing the consumer power of college women, while creating platforms for college women to engage in professional development and career advancement.
We recently sat down with Taylar, to discuss niche marketing and the economic impact of women.
MBR: Tell us about MaverickHill's bold mission.
TB: MaverickHill is a retail lifestyle empowerment brand for college women and our mission is to provide products and experiences that encourage young women to be leaders, motivators, and history-makers. We are impassioned by the statement, "Well-behaved women seldom make history," and we keep our mission at the forefront of everything that we do.
MBR: How does MaverickHill prepare women to be history-makers?
TB: MaverickHill aims to prepare women to be history-makers by finding meaningful ways to engage them on an intimate level. We tend to assume the best-friend-in-encouragement role as often as we can with our strong social media presence, products, and events. In all of these capacities we offer inspirational experiences, words of encouragement, tips and tricks for college survival, and more importantly we foster an atmosphere of true sisterhood. It is truly beautiful in action. In addition, we offer opportunities for leadership through our campus and HQ internship programs.
MBR: What unique services or products does MaverickHill offer?
TB: We provide access to a fashion collection, accessories, local events, charity fundraisers, online content, and internships! Most recently, we have launched the first fashion curated empowerment subscription box for college women, the UniversiTee Box.
The UniversiTee Box allows us to physically be a part of the lives of young women all over the country and instill the values that are important for confident women leaders to possess. The best part is that we've found an affordable, lasting, and fashionable way to do so.
The new product is a subscription-based model that is the perfect gift for a parent to give to their college student or as a graduation gift! We send empowerment, essentials, and fashion monthly that reminds her that she can do anything she sets out to achieve and look good doing it!
MBR: What aspects of the college years make it particularly critical to reach women with an empowering message?
TB: Research shows that 70% of female high school graduates entering college are unprepared. They experience heavier academic workloads, post-college financial insecurity, low academic confidence, higher stress levels, mental health issues, sexual assault threats, workplace inequality, and lower self-esteem that sees devastating drop-out rates at 25% alone with college freshman. We believe that we need more mavericks to start changing the conversation about women and our abilities. Here, we are starting on the collegiate level because we know our world is at its best when educated, empowered, and ambitious women are contributing.
MBR: What makes fashion an ideal vehicle to engage college women?
TB: According to Retail Connection, college students are over 22,000,000 strong, with two-thirds being women, and they controlled about $13.1 billion worth of apparel purchases last school year.
While our apparel is only the beginning, this fact alone proves that our vehicle for empowerment is proven, popular, and impactful. However, what we enjoy most is the ability to offer messages of empowerment through our products that promote a lifestyle. We've gained so much traction, because our socially conscious college woman is becoming more aware of what's associated with being a woman in today's world and she doesn't want to be a part of the norm. Thus our name "maverick" takes meaning. At MaverickHill and the UniversiTee Box, we encourage her to continue to make progress despite the precedent and to reach her full potential.


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One of film noir's most memorable duos: Gardner and Lancaster in 'The Killers'
The Killers/1946/Universal Pictures/105 min.
Of all film noir's femmes fatales, Ava Gardner as Kitty Collins in "The Killers" ranks as the most devastatingly efficient. She doesn't waste time chit-chatting or getting to know a guy. Just a glance gets them hooked and firmly planted in the palm of her hand. "Swede" Andreson (Burt Lancaster) takes all of 10 seconds to fall for her and then get lured into "a double-cross to end all double-crosses."
Based on the famous Ernest Hemingway short story, this 1946 film is the crowning achievement of one of Hollywood's most prolific noir directors, Robert Siodmak, earning him an Oscar nomination for best director and leaving us with some of the genre's most memorable characters.
The films starts with two hit men (Charles McGraw and William Conrad) coming to get the Swede, who lies back in his lonely little bed and passively accepts his fate. (This is the only part of the movie that comes from Hemingway's story.) The fact that Swede left $2,500 to an Atlantic City chambermaid piques the interest of insurance investigator Jim Reardon (Edmond O'Brien). Reardon senses there is much more to Swede's story and pieces together, through a series of flashbacks, the events leading up to the murder.
Of course, there's money involved and dogged, determined Reardon links Swede to the infamous Prentiss Hat Company robbery. The $250,000 score was never recovered and Reardon's firm had to pay out for that loss.
Swede doesn't seem like a career criminal. He was a boxer until an injury forced him to quit and his childhood pal Lt. Sam Lubinsky (Sam Levene) tried to sell him on being a cop. But the Swede wanted something that paid more than a police paycheck. Oh and did I mention a girl named Kitty? One look at the sultry temptress has him dumping his sweet girlfriend Lilly (Virginia Christine) and doing anything Kitty says.
You'd think taking the rap for Kitty and doing three years "in stir" would be a bit of a wakeup call for Swede but not so much. This is noir, after all. By the time the Swede is out of jail, Kitty's dating Big Jim Colfax (Albert Dekker), the mastermind of the Prentiss caper. The Swede gets involved with this job, along with Dum-Dum (Jack Lambert) and Blinky (Jeff Corey). Swede's fellow ex-con Charleston (Vince Barnett) takes a pass on the job, but that doesn't raise any red flags.
The robbery goes according to plan but there's a twist on a twist that only Reardon figures out; sourcing his facts by scouring each of the robbers for info and playing one against the other. (You can see how this film, along with Stanley Kubrick's "The Killing" entrenched itself in Quentin Tarantino's brain.)
It may seem that the Swede isn't the sharpest tool in the shed but he comes across as decent and sympathetic – a testament to Lancaster's skill as a subtle but powerful performer and Siodmak's way with actors. Gardner also gives her character nuance along with vampish flair. My only complaint is that they don't get enough screen time together, but that said, O'Brien is a lot of fun to watch.
The acting, the dramatic (high-contrast) shadow-slicked compositions, the fatalistic mood, the sexy script and the music all contribute to the film's status as one of the best noirs ever made. Anthony Veiller wrote the screenplay with uncredited help from Richard Brooks and John Huston; after a dispute with producer Mark Hellinger, Huston quit. The original music by Miklós Rózsa helped inspire the theme of TV's "Dragnet."
Siodmak lost the Oscar to William Wyler for "The Best Years of Our Lives." (The fierce competition that year also included "Brief Encounter" by David Lean; Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life," which has a 15-minute noir segment; and "The Yearling" by Clarence Brown.)
A German Jew, Siodmak came to Hollywood in 1940 and made his reputation as a crime/whodunit director with works such as "Phantom Lady" (1944), "The Suspect" (1945), "The Spiral Staircase" (1946) and "Criss Cross" (1948).
Though he is highly regarded now for his meticulous, tight storytelling and stylish visuals, his popularity diminished in the 1950s. He returned to Europe in 1953. Four years later, his "Nachts, Wenn Der Teufel Kam"/ "The Devil Strikes at Night" competed in the Oscars for best foreign film but Fellini's "Le Notti di Cabiria"/"The Nights of Cabiria" (Italy) claimed the prize.
Apparently, Gardner's performance in "The Killers" even impressed Hemingway and spurred a friendship between the two. Given that Hemingway was fond of a drink and Gardner hoped to leave this world "with a cigarette in one hand and a glass of whisky in the other" it was probably quite a bond.


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The Climate Project is using the World Economic Forum platform and network to spur greater action against climate change, and ensure that business, governments and civil society work together to meet existing commitments.
Now, more than ever before, the world is seeing unprecedented international support to address climate change. Yet, delivering on global agreements and accelerating true, tangible action on such a pressing issue has been hindered due to the lack of one essential element.
That's why we've brought key players together to initiate true change, through the Climate Initiative. The initiative uses the World Economic Forum platform and network to spur greater action against climate change, ensuring that businesses, governments and civil society cooperate in strength to meet commitments and truly accelerate achievements on the issue worldwide.
How can companies, governments and civil society work together most effectively to meet these commitments?
Climate change is one of the greatest global challenges the world has ever faced. How effectively businesses, governments and communities work together to meet established international commitments will determine the future of our planet.
International commitments are incorporated within the UN Sustainable Development Goals, while the UNFCCC Paris Agreement aims to unite the world's nations to tackle climate change together. Subsequent agreements seek to limit international carbon emissions from aviation and shipping and reduce hydrofluorocarbons – one of the more potent groups of greenhouse gases.
Public and private-sector collaboration is essential to create a marketplace that will enable dramatic reductions in emissions and build resilience – making a tangible impact on the issue of climate change now and into the future.
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Mumbai: Zee Cinema is set to bring to its viewers the entertaining action drama film 'Revolver Raja' on Friday, 14th July at 8 PM.
Directed by Maruthi Dasari, Revolver Raja stars superstar Daggubati Venkatesh and beautiful Nayanthara in the lead along with Jaya Prakash in a crucial role. The film opened to commercial success and was released in three languages Telugu, Tamil and Hindi amidst much fanfare.
ACP Krishna (Venkatesh) is a kind-hearted officer. He is handed over the case of Sastry (Jaya Prakash), who is absconding after being charged for a murder. His daughter Sailaja (Nayanthara) runs away with her family to start a new life but she faces death threats from local goons because of her father.Krishna meets Sailaja and falls for her. While he tries to save her from the local goons, Sailaja starts developing feelings for him. But their love story comes to a halt when Sailaja realizes that Krishna got close to her only to nab her father.


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"I work with clients and patients of all ages who are seeking answers to their questions about how to obtain greater levels of health and wellbeing. "
Dr. Tuck specializes in deciphering the body's symptoms and detecting the underlying chemical, physical and emotional stresses that are causing poor health. Through his own wellness journey, he has traveled and explored globally, experiencing various healing methods, giving him the opportunity to learn more about alternative healing techniques that restore balance to the body and mind. He offers a variety of healing modalities to create customized wellness plans specifically for his patients that are aimed at helping them reach their optimum health goals.
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Please put your legs in the stirrups…
Well, it's Day 27 by my slightly unreliable way of counting and that means it's scan #2 after baseline. The midweek scan. I've been on the Gonal F follicle stimulator (I assume, as I try not to Know Too Much about what is going on) for a while now and my stomach is bruised to heck and now looks like I've been beaten up many times by a tiny mouse.
So I rushed straight from work, because I was in work early(ish) as per usual so I'd have some time to get settled before the scan, and I ended up getting slightly lost and running late as per my usual method of being, when I don't have T to direct me. I am terrible at directions and would get lost inside my own house. (T had decided for today that he'd do without the vicarious joy of the TV scan as all he can hear outside the curtain is me laughing in an embarrassed way and the doctors trying to act all serious whilst shoving a probe up my undercarriage. Let's face it, it's a kind of embarrassing situation.)
As I was running late, I ended up running up a few flights of stairs and practically careening into the waiting room so as not to be late. I actually managed to be absolutely on time, which was nice.
Until… I was directed by the nice nurse into the scan room and who should it be but let's-call-him Doctor Fit.
Dr Fit was the one who performed one of my previous surgeries. He is young, attractive, obviously clever enough to be a doctor, and very very nice. He even asked about my dog as he'd remembered that from our previous conversations. I don't know why I should feel weird about having this swoonsome chap staring up my undercarriage but I did. First of all I thought "Well I really should have tidied up down there!" and then I thought all sorts of other thoughts which mainly ended up in Why oh why does it have to be him? Not because I fancy him as such but just because it seems so awkward.
A very good friend of mine has an chronic medical condition which involves a fair amount of colonoscopies and she tells me it's always the good looking ones…
What can I say?
My scan went fine. I managed to look the other way whilst Dr Fit looked up and inside me and wriggled that probe around like he was at a 90s rave with a glowstick. (Of course he is swoony enough to probably have been born in the 90s – Mrs Robinson!)
The good news is that my follicles are growing! Not in a very quick way, because they're lazy like that (like the rest of me). Apparently they're aiming for 3 x 18 diameter ones so we shall see. The largest so far is 15-16 and I think my left ovary is more into it than the right – the right one's just thinking "I can't be bothered with this" and doing a bit of a halfhearted job. If all goes as it should be, which it seems to be doing right now (touch wood) then that means another scan in a couple of days and a potential egg collection on Monday, with implantation on Friday. That's next week! How exciting is that? If my eggs are actually there and my ovaries aren't playing a massive trick on me and the eggs can be matured okay and T's spunk is of its previous good quality then there's no reason why I couldn't be impregnated by next Friday!
As for my nether regions, after all the general unrest and injections and whatnot I decided not to keep it all trimmed for a while and give my body a bit of a rest, what with all the abdominal interventions. (I used to be into Brazilians until I thought, why am I doing this?) I'm not very hairy anyway and it annoys my feminist ideals that women should feel that they have to rip out the hairs on their undercarriage from the root after smothering them with hot wax, or shave them to within a millimetre of their life just to fulfil some weirdly manufactured ideal that women do not have hair (apart from in abundance on their heads and eyelashes). I mean, it's just weird. Men don't have to trim, so why should women be constantly removing it? So anyway, my foof was a bit furry and au naturel. I like to think of it as a mini 'fro. I still shave my underarms once in a while but they're so rarely on display that it takes me a few days to do it.
Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is: I probably shouldn't worry about feminist ideals when I have my legs in stirrups and someone's sticking a probe into places that aren't usually seen.
And as for Dr Fit? Well, I figured he probably sees about 15 unkempt fannies a day so mine was probably as unmemorable as the next.
In the words of the good doctor: Everything's as it should be.


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BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — Be extremely careful heading home.
Huge portions of Glades Road and Palmetto Park Road are under water — to the point that we witnessed drivers in sedans turn around, realizing that they will flood their engines if they proceed. We saw at least two cars that were flooded out.
No PBSO deputies were in the area over the better part of half an hour, so it's every car for itself — a point made clear by immature drivers in "monster trucks" gunning through the flooded out roads, forcing other drivers to the side.
The water level — in some places — is as high as the bumper of a Ford Explorer.
You should be fine if you are driving an SUV.
Have pics of other trouble spots? Send them our way: news(at)bocanewsnow.com.


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Address during the celebration of National Colloquium on Vision of a Noble Family and Ideal Nation - Birthday of Acharya Mahapragya
New Delhi, Jun 14, 2010
"Nonviolence my religion"
---------"Acharya Mahapragya"
I am happy to participate in the National Colloquium on Vision of a Noble Family and Ideal Nation. My greetings to all of you. This important gathering reminds me of Acharya Mahapragya ji and the noble ideas and cherished moments which we shared. When all of us assembled here on the birth anniversary of the noble soul, I would like to share few thoughts on the topic "Nonviolence movement blossomed".
First, I would like to recall my first meeting with Acharya Mahapragyaji who has carried out penance for over 90 years and walked over 100,000 kilometers in his mission of promoting Ahimsa Dharma. My meeting took place at the Adhyatma Sadhna Kendra, Mehrauli in October 1999.It was around midnight, and Acharyaji had prayed three times with his distinguished Jain monks for the welfare of the nation and the people.After the prayers, he turned to me and said words that still reverberate in my mind. He said, "Kalam, God bless you for what you have done with your teams. But God has a bigger mission for you and that is why you are here with me today. I know our country is a nuclear nation now. But your mission is greater than what you and your team have done;it is indeed greater than what any human being has ever done. Nuclear weapons are proliferating in tens and thousands in the world. I command you and you only with all the divine blessings at my disposal to devise a system of peace wherein these very nuclear weapons will be ineffective, insignificant and politically inconsequential."
When Acharyaji finished his message, a hush fell over the room. It appeared to me as though there was a divine concurrence with the message. For the first time in my life I felt shaken. Since then, Acharyaji's message has become my guiding light, and making it a reality a challenge that has given a new meaning to my life.
In one of our meetings, Acharya Mahapragyaji and myself, when we were writing chapter-II "Evolution Process and Pain"of the book "The Family and the Nation", we had a deep discussion on the focus points of the chapter. Our starting point for the discussion was, Mahatma Gandhiji's beautiful statement on eight sins:
"Wealth without work, pleasure without conscience,commerce without morality, worship without sacrifice, politics without principle, rights without responsibility, knowledge without character, and science without humanity". A society and culture free of these sins would be a society without violence".
While Acharya ji's admiration for the Gandhiji's views on sins, Acharya ji also said,
As humans, we have evolved from nature and we ultimately depend upon nature for our survival. Until we understand what we are as humans and how we are connected to the universe, it is impossible for humanity to be wise, and to evolve the knowledge to live in harmony with nature.
I felt that, how Acharya's statement is very important today for the reasons, we take away from earth continuously and little give back to maintain the nature's quality and quantity. This situation of taking away and not giving led to the world climate change phenomena.
Both of us discussed (Acharyaji and myself) if we have to create in an organization, to teach cultural adaptation, I asked Acharya ji, can you visualize the type of organization is needed? Acharyaji said, it seems logical that such an organization must:
I had suggested to Acharya Mahapragya ji that only he can bring together all religious leaders in India to create a unity forum. The great soul took the task in a divine way and he said, he could arrange such a meeting at Surat where he will be on the course of his mission of Padyatra. He requested me to come there as he cannot come on flight or train to Delhi. So I as a President of India went there and I was given a gift of the declaration "Surat Spiritual Declaration" signed by all the spiritual leaders. It was indeed a wonderful document to follow as a doctrine of national unity. Later, we created an organization FUREC with both of us being patrons and spiritual leaders apex body members. Acharyaji nurtured this organization very well to create consciousness in the action on national unity.
Friends, we need to have National ethics for sustained growth and peace. Where from it starts?
Both Acharya ji and myself led to believe importance of divine science, we have progressed in the chapter-III "The Idea of Unity".
Scientists, philosophers and theologists and Spiritual leaders have to eventually converge towards an understanding, what may be called divine science. The world is looking for, and is finding, a new science; this must be Divine Science. The divine world is looking to give that science. These are spiritual, mystical, religious and theological truths of the contemporary world. The Divine Science would be a result of breakthroughs in understanding the fundamental basis of reality such as quantum theory, relativity theory, chaos theory, general systems theory, string theory, and others. The magnitude of infinite possibilities within the human body and external cosmos is amazing. The Divine Science has to transcend the certainty of strictly Newtonian clockwork notion to a new vision of a holistic and unified cosmos rooted in a non-local quantum reality that is fundamentally spiritual as opposed to material. It may also be described as intrinsically evolutionary and harmonious. The FUREC and the Institutions like Future Nalanda University can promote this doctrine.
Our book "the Family and the Nation, as a postscript, we have given a form to Acharya Mahapragya's philosophy:
Soul is my God,
Renunciations is my prayer,
Amity is my Devotion,
Self-restraints is my strength,
Non-violence is my religion
And the vision for the nation as I put-forth.
People living in a clean green environment,
Having prosperity without poverty,
Living in peace without fear of war,
and a happy place to the live
For all citizens of the nation.
On 2nd August 2005, I met Acharya Mahapragyaji during the presentation of National Communal Harmony Award to him. While sitting together in this function, Acharayaji said, "Kalam, the time has come to translate our thoughts into action for developing a peaceful, happy and prosperous society, through the development of the family and nation in the form of a book." We thought over the question as to how a noble nation can be formed and came to the conclusion that its seeds can be sown in a family. Only a good individual who has been brought up in an environment of a good family will be able to realize his or her responsibility towards the nation. Such a citizen will adopt the principle "work with integrity and succeed with integrity". This led to the birth of the book "Family and the Nation". The poem Noble Nation reflects our dream for Family and the nation.
Noble Nation
A beautiful and yet distinct,
Reddish light engulfed the galaxy,
The Milky Way, our galaxy.
All the stars surprised with the alarm,
Where from this lovely powerful light,
Who emanates, who emanates,
That was the cry of the galaxy.
I will answer, my friends,
"Oh my galaxy friends, I am the sun,
I have eight planets in orbit,
One of them is earth,
Carries six billion human lives.
They live in hundreds of nations.
One of the nations with great civilization,
India 2020, celebrates the birth of the noble nation.
Light of celebration from India reaching our galaxy,
Nation with clean environment without pollution,
Having prosperity without poverty,
Peace without fear of war,
A happiest place to live".
My best wishes to all of you.
May God Bless you.


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When you visit our dealership, the first thing you will see is our service department. This is no coincidence. Our commitment is to provide Atlanta area bikers with the best service in the South. This is what separates us from the pack. We have nine full-service bays each with 2 lifts, a full detail bay, a dynometer, and a full-service machine shop including boring bar, honing machine, hydraulic press, bead blaster, a milling machine and a full line of specialty tools. In addition to our large shop, we have a 6700 square foot indoor storage area to ensure your motorcycle stays indoors, safe, and dry when not on a technicianals lift. Our technicians are factory-trained and are continually upgrading their knowledge through factory-sponsored education programs as new products and technology develop. They have a commitment to render you their finest work. Please come visit our service advisors today.
The area known today as north Fulton County was a wild and dangerous place in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
The hills, valleys and streams were controlled by the Cherokee Indians. A prominent warrior named Nankeeteehee, a Cherokee war title which literally means "Four Killer", lived at the head of the stream which bears his name.
Four Killer was not only a name, but a rank. As a warrior vanquishing one enemy after another, his designation and importance rose.
White settlers slurred Four Killer's name to "Foe Killer", the name now used to designate the creek which flows for several miles from west of Alpharetta, south into Big Creek.
This proud Cherokee suffered the same fate as many other Native Americans. Four Killer's land was taken from him in the land lottery of 1832 and he died on The Trail of Tears to the Oklahoma Territory in 1838.
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Annual report for Bergen department of culture
Editorial design
Overhaus was asked to design the annual report for Bergens department of culture. Bergen Municipality wanted something that differed from the typical annual report, and represented the vibrant cultural community in the city.
We chose the underwater world as a theme for the design. The life under water offers great visual spectacles, as well as functioning as a metaphor for everything that goes on in the cultural underground of Bergen.The design is based on the work of underwater photographer and Overhaus friend Kristian Eikehaug.