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Download>> LAMP: Day&Night v1.22 Apk | 74 MB | Resumable Links |
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LAMP: Day&Night
What's in this version :
- Stage 1 SavePoint Bug Fix
- Text UI
- Jump power-up
- Joystick improvement
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※ This game doesn't need Wi-Fi connection.
※ Precautions, See the example below for play.
The twin sisters of Day and Night possess special powers of light and darkness. But because of their contrasting powers, they have brought uncontrollable chaos into the world, and after long years of fight between the two, they have made an agreement to split the time into day time and night time. But one day, all the light in the world just vanished, and Day sends a Champion to earth in search of lost light.
"The Bulb is the only thing that emits light in the world of darkness. Use the Bulb to find the lost light and find out why the light has vanished!"
- LAMP is an arcade/puzzle single player game.
- Your player character is the Bulb. You must roll it carefully so that it doesn't break and clear each Stage.
- Solve various puzzles by using Roll, Jump, and Light functions!
- You must shine light on all the light objects in the stage to get high reward.
- There are difficult stages that require skillful control as well as various Boss Stages!
- Buy different Bulb backgrounds and play in fun and unique environment.
There are many other exciting contents. Fun and exciting chapters will continuously be updated!
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Amazon Makes Play for iTunes Customers
Jan 18, 2013 5:00 AM PT
Amazon expanded its reach across Apple's music universe Thursday by enabling iOS users to purchase tunes from its MP3 store directly through the Safari Web browser.
To purchase music from Amazon with an iPhone or iPod touch, users can visit the retailer's website built for the devices, browse its catalog of more than 22 million songs, and complete the buy using an Amazon account.
Before buying anything from the site, though, it's best to install Amazon's free Cloud Player software on your iPhone or iPod. It's available from the iTunes App Store.
Purchased music can be played directly from the Internet with the Cloud Player or downloaded for offline listening with the app. Unlike Amazon's desktop music platform, music downloads aren't automatically added to the iTunes library on the device.
The mobile Amazon MP3 store also offers access to daily deals on albums and songs, recommendations based on purchase history and free automatic storage of purchased songs in Amazon's cloud.
No Major Impact
With this move to woo iPhone and iPod users to buy their music from Amazon, will Apple's online music hegemony be threatened?
"It's not likely to impact Apple in a major way," Ross Rubin, principal analyst at Reticle Research, told MacNewsWorld. "There are other market trends that are stronger threats to Apple's music business, such as the impact of streaming music and subscription services on the purchase of music."
Apple did not respond to our request to comment for this story.
Another factor limiting the impact of Amazon's music service on Apple's music stronghold is reach. "Amazon's service is not global," Ben Bajarin, principal at Creative Strategies, told MacNewsWorld. "It's mostly in the United States and Europe. "
An Amazon spokesperson was not immediately available to comment for this story.
Ecosystem Battle
It's difficult to determine what the impact will be on Apple in the short term of Amazon's music move, according to Gartner research vice president Michael McGuire.
"In the long term, what we're seeing is the battle of these ecosystems," he told MacNewsWorld.
Apple has a closed ecosystem built around its hardware and software sold online and in brick-and-mortar stores, as well as online outlets that sell apps and entertainment under the control of the company.
Amazon has a more open ecosystem built on hardware running an open operating system (Android) and an entertainment platform designed to run on computers and mobile devices of every stripe.
"Apple has a strong user base, but Amazon has done well allowing its users to extend its ecosystem to devices from all vendors," McGuire observed. "This is an extension of Amazon's existing play. They're increasing access points to their existing ecosystem and removing friction for iOS users trying to access that system."
Departure of the Faithful
Amazon, as a pure retailer, has some advantages over Apple. Amazon is like a department store; Apple, a specialty store. "When the two go head to head on something like music, the department store almost always wins," Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group, told MacNewsWorld.
What Apple has going for it is that it has managed to tie its devices to its online stores. "If that tie wasn't in place, Amazon would roll over Apple," he asserted. "Because of that tie, Apple can defend itself from outside attacks on its business."
If Amazon, by offering in-browser music purchasing, undermines the loyalty of the Apple faithful who buy their music at the iTunes store, it could disrupt that vital tie, Enderle reasoned.
"If Amazon breaks the link between iTunes and Apple hardware, much of what ties these devices gets eliminated and it makes a Samsung phone or Android device or Microsoft device a much more compelling choice," he maintained. "The problem here isn't the loss of music revenue. It's the fact that Apple's customer base may become more and more willing to split."

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In paper forms the specific sub-questions cannot be hidden from the user when they are not relevant to them - but in interactive forms this is relatively easy to do. Use progressive revealing as much as possible in your form design to shield your users from questions they do not need to see.
A light shade of a colour, like blue, across the whole background of a form relieves the eye from the harshness of a stark white background. And if the answer spaces people have to fill in are white, the tinted background both cues them in to where they write, and allows them to visually sense how much they have to fill in.


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Dya Firing
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Back in Australia
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Kumbhar Wada, Dharavi Mumbai
I have spent the last week with the Galwani Family. They are a 7th generation potting family living in Kumbhar Wada ( potters colony), Dharavi, Mumbai. This colony was established in 1932 with potters from Gujarat escaping… Continue reading
Stacks in Balance. A Story of it's making.
The plan was to utilise traditional pottery techniques used to create forms that we and others would decorate to create a series of related forms that would be threaded onto a vertical steel rod. Ann and I along with… Continue reading
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Stacks in Balance. A Crosshatched project commissioned by the Australia –India Councils the celebrate its 20th Anniversary and to be included in the Exhibition KINDNESS/UDARTA at The Visual Art Gallery, India Habitat Centre,… Continue reading
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Early last week Mantu, Pradyumna, Pushpa, Ann and I met to work on pots made by Bhuvnesh at his workshop at Chanyka Place. We comforably moved into working mode enjoying working on the beautiful forms made by… Continue reading
Stacks in Kumhaargram Working with Kalu Ram, Vidhya Devi, Sunita, Mahender and Seema. Potters and die makers Kumhaargram 3.3 2012
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With PERI UP Rosett, complicated geometries can also be scaffolded cost-effectively, e.g. old buildings with bay windows and cantilevers. The Rosett nodes on the standards facilitate easy and safe assembly whilst the steel decks have a particularly high load-bearing capacity.
The perfectly matched system and component dimensions allow any combination of frame scaffolding with modular scaffolding.The integrated protection against lifting provides access ways of equal height and without any obstacles. The requirements regarding working safety also remain fulfilled: the guardrail heights are according to the regulations and toe boards can be fitted from end to end.
PERI UP Rosett meets the requirements of the European standards EN 12810 and EN 12811 and fulfills the requirements for protection scaffolds according to DIN 4420-1 (safety scaffolds and roof safety scaffolds for fall heights ≤ 2.0 m, protection fans)
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Extremely easy to assemble
Fast and safe assembly with the gravity lock
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Working scaffolding made of parts from Rosett modular scaffold system with 72 an 104 cm widths, standard 24 m heights
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Precision Steel Warehouse, Franklin Park, IL, will demonstrate its automated, digital order-processing system, which automatically sends an e-mail notification to customers each time they enter an order into the system. The e-mail contains an actual order-acknowledgement form on each line item ordered, and the status on every order scheduled to ship within the next 30 days. Also available is a shipping-notice e-mail providing the bill of lading documentation, including total weight shipped, number of coils, the purchase-order or part number and a description of the material.
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California Treasurer Bill Lockyer is warning that the state teacher retirement system is rapidly running out of money.
Lockyer predicts the plan that pays benefits to retired public school educators won't exist in 30 years unless it's fixed.
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The objectives of Seidokan Aikido are to study the philosophy and the arts of Aikido and further develop them to best suit the modern way of life.
Seidokan Aikido is the study of Aikido as a whole. Old traditions are analyzed and only the good traditions are kept and further developed so that they can be useful in our daily lives. Seidokan Aikido emphasizes the attitude of training. The students and the instructors grow together at Seidokan Aikido dojos. The students learn the fundamentals from the instructors and the instructors gain deeper understanding of Aikido while sharing their knowledge with the students. Through earnest, realistic and sincere training, the students of Seidokan Aikido will learn the true meaning of Aikido.
The motto for Seidokan is "earnest, sincere, and realistic." This is derived from the kanji for "sei" (alternatively pronounced "makoto") means "fundamental truth." Seidokan therefore emphasizes an approach to Aikido which requires continued honest evaluation of both technique and philosophy. In particular, Seidokan follows the line of tradition of O'Sensei which encourages ongoing refinement of the art to accommodate a modern way of life.
Technique as taught by Seidokan Kancho, Roderick T. Kobayashi, tends to utilize movements which are very small and economical. While Kobayashi Sensei encouraged his students to discover an aikido which is truly their own, he nevertheless stressed the importance of doing away with the extraneous and focusing on that which works. Effective technique which manifests the principles of oneness and "loving protection of all things" is the goal of Seidokan practice.
Seidokan Aikido technique is based on the idea of "loving protection for all things." It is characterized by its emphasis on range of effectiveness and getting off the line of attack. A lot of Seidokan technique draws an attacker outside of his range of effectiveness. That is, nage leads uke off uke's one-point and into nage's range of effectiveness (close to nage's hara) where nage is strong and uke is weak. This is important in both tenkan and irimi techniques. Just as important is getting off the line of attack, which both protects nage from the attack and leads uke's ki into nage's range of effectiveness.
The Seidokan Aikido World Headquarters is located at the Aikido Institute of America in Los Angeles, California. It is directed by Seidokan Mentor Minoru Kobayashi.
The purpose of Seidokan Aikido is to share the most up-to-date developments and to provide a framework for individual development of its members. The Seidokan Aikido is not a federation of dojos which governs the operations of Aikido dojos. Each dojo may make up its own rules and regulations without interference from Aikido Institute of America.
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Mustang II Prototype, Pace Car Replica Star at Vegas Exhibit
50 (plus) Years of Mustang History on Display
One of the greatest things about any big anniversary is that it gives one the opportunity to reflect on where you've come from, and the 1963 Mustang II Prototype and 1964 ½ Mustang Pace Car replica on display at the 50th anniversary Mustang celebration at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway (there's a similar event in Charlotte) are two of the cars that certainly offer the opportunity for Mustang history buffs to do just that.
While the official debut of the Mustang at the 1964 New York World's Fair was 50 years ago today, most hardcore Ford and Mustang historians know that there were prototype vehicles produced before then that helped shape the car which eventually rolled off the assembly line. The Mustang II, which was first unveiled at an event at Watkins Glen in 1963 by none other than Lee Iacocca, was one of those cars. Built as a bridge of sorts between the Mustang I two-seat prototype and the eventual production car, the Mustang II has several unique, cobbled together features, such as its ill-fitting hardtop, bumperless look and headlamps with metal grates, decorative rear bench seats and rims with a Mustang II center cab. It's powered by a modified 289 Hi-po engine.
It was later was saved from the crusher and reportedly used as an engineering test bed, and has resided at the Detroit Historical Museum since 1975. The car has been featured before in uur sister publication Mustang Monthly more than once, which you can read more about by clicking here and here. It's an amazing, unrestored marvel.
Motorsports is also a key component of the Mustang lineage, and the 1964 ½ Mustang Pace Car replica you see here that was built to help promote the Mustang's pacing of the 1964 Indy 500 is one of the cars that helps signify the long and storied intersection between the Mustang and racing. This hardtop coupe was one of 190 units built for dealers as part of a special sales promotion.
The original owner of the car on display reportedly had the stripes and pace car decals removed from the Pace Car White sprayed vehicle (if he only knew back then). It apparently bounced around between a series of owners before the present owner rescued and restored it. It's said to be one of only 9 of the 190 cars that still exist today. All of the dealer pace cars replicas were powered by a 260 ci V-8 with 164 horsepower mated to a four-speed automatic, power steering, and even an AM radio! This particular car was also featured in Mustang Monthly.
Of course, the Mustang has become synonymous with motorsports, helped along by a certain Texan named Shelby. The first Pace Car replicas helped launch that connection and it's good to see that a few still survive to celebrate as we celebrate anything and everything Mustang during its 50th anniversary.


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California Arbitration & Mediation Services
Serving Southern California & The Inland Empire
Arbitration in Riverside and San Bernardino, CA Counties
Arbitration is presenting one's case to a "neutral" individual to make a determination, orders and an award on one's case. Mediation is a facilitated negotiation in which the "neutral" is the communication catalyst who has no authority to make orders or decisions. We speak of the former in this section.
C.A.M.S. panelists are trained and experienced in a wide range of case topics in civil litigation. Most are trained Arbitrators and Mediators. Arbitration is a "private-trial" presented to an Arbitrator sitting in the seat a Judge in a courtroom would sit. S/he is called the "trier of fact." With some variations, the conduct of an arbitration is very similar to a trial except most are held in conference rooms with no audience or jury. The rules of arbitration may vary widely, particularly for the admissibility of evidence. The rules of evidence for arbitration are much more liberal than in court. The tendency is to be more inclusive than less.
Also, the presentation of testimony may be more liberal. With a single trier of fact who will decide on evidence and facts, the worry about confusing a jury does not exist. Your arbitration can be held before a Certified Court Reporter (reported) or not, depending upon the desires of the parties. The CCR is paid separately from other arbitration charges.
Binding arbitration awards are usually converted into a Judgment on a motion by the winning party. That Judgment is the same as if decided by a Judge and/or jury. Though most arbitration awards are not "appealable," a dissatisfied party may move the court to set aside or "vacate" the award. However, unlike appeals of court judgments, the grounds upon which an arbitrator's aware may be vacated are limited. The PARTIES or the contract or any other instrument requiring arbitration, control the "jurisdiction" (i.e., the authority to decide issues) of the arbitrator or the parties may agree in writing to bring the case to arbitration in which they may confer upon the arbitrator any authority they wish. Essentially, the parties may set many of the rules of the arbitration though arbitration is controlled by the California Civil Code or some institutional rules for arbitration. Arbitration gives the parties more control over the conduct of their matter than can a trial judge.
Because a private arbitration is controlled by the parties and the arbitrator, usually they can be completed in and, even though the arbitrator must be paid, the arbitration may be less expensive for everyone.
C.A.M.S. Arbitrators are experience in real estate, government land claims, employment, professional negligence/malpractice, public/municipal law, personal injury and uninsured motorist claims, construction, contracting, real estate and related matters, and many more. C.A.M.S. also features an arbitrator trained and qualified by the American Health Lawyers' Association who is a panelist on the Kaiser Health Plan panel of arbitrators. Review the Panelist Biographies on this website and check the fee schedule. You will find C.A.M.S. has the right arbitrator at an affordable fee for your case.
Successful Mediated Settlement denied by Judicial Officer
Neutral Donald Cripe, appointed by the court to attempt resolution of an acrimonious family probate at the time it was called for trial, did an awesome job in crafting a settlement that responded to each party's specific needs. One party was represented and the other parties were self-represented. Despite the painstaking care Mr. Cripe took to explain, read and secure the self-represented parties' consent, they reneged on the settlement, denied they understood its terms (despite agreeing to it in open court) and the probate judge sided with the self-represented litigants. After so much work, it was disappointing and the parties are headed back to trial. I find this to be an insult to the mediation process, especially when Mr. Cripe did such a thorough job. Unless both sides are self-represented, or both sides are represented by counsel, mediation may not be helpful. Regardless of the outcome, the mediator did his job!
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I have been an attorney for over 32 years and had the privilege of seeing Don Cripe in action in mediating and settling many cases. I worked with Don when we did mediations for the Courts in San Bernardino County and Riverside County. Don is both knowledgeable and patient. Don has a pleasant and even-handed approach to the settlement process that helps parties find reasonable ways to help themselves reach settlements with which they can be satisfied, and which are fair to all. I would, and have highly recommended Don and C.A.M.S. to many of my fellow attorneys and to clients alike.
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I received mediation services from Don Cripe. His past experience and knowledge in the legal field helped answer questions that my client had regarding the benefits of settlement over trial. Don Cripe was well prepared in that he knew the issues of the case and the concerns of both parties. I will use these services in the future.
I have known Don Cripe for over 15 years and he brings a wealth of knowledge to the mediation process. As a veteran trial lawyer, he has local knowledge of jury attitudes and the idiosyncrasies of assigned judges. This type of information is quite helpful in the evaluation process. He knows how to bridge the gap between litigants in getting the case resolved .
Quality of Service and high level of experience
CAMS professionals have proven to be the best resource for resolving disputes at a reasonable cost. My experience with using Mr. Cripe at one of my mediations was great and I would recommend him any time.
Settled difficult case.
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Quality of service is very good
Don is the best mediator for the money!
Don Cripe is a consummate professional and amazing mediator. If there's a settlement to be struck Don will be the man to find it. Cannot say enough about him.
Cripe Knows Mediation
I've used Don Cripe's mediation services many times and every time I am impressed at how good he is. He's settled cases that I thought would never end. He gets 5 Stars from me. Dr. Jim Husen, Esq., LMFT, Psy.D.
Effective--small case settled with large case mediator skills
Don Cripe resolved a small and scrappy employment case through a local court mediation program. His practical and extensive litigation experience, and people skills, were instrumental. Though this case was small, I will use him for large IE employment cases too.
Extremely capable closer
Don Cripe is an asset to the resolution process of any case. And he gets its done.
Professional & Knowledgeable!
Don did a great job! I've used him several times when he was on the mediation panel for the San Bernardino Courts and privately. I used him privately for two more difficult cases where client control was an issue and he was able to resolve both cases. My client's respect him as do I. I will definitely use him again in the future and highly recommend him!
High quality and outstanding service
Mr. Cripe is a fair and balanced mediator/arbitrator. My experience with him brought to me a better understanding of the entire process and how fairness is quintessential to arbitration. Win or lose I knew that at least all the facts and evidence would be heard and adjudicated. Mr. Cripe maintained an even keel over the time allowing both sides ample opportunity to present their case. I would, without reservation, recommend Mr. Cripe for arbitration.
outstanding result
Mr. Cripe was able to settle a case that was very difficult. I highly recommend him.
Effective Mediator
I have used Don Cripe for several family law mediations. Two cases in particular involved complex disputed issues and had been in litigation for several years. The parties had spent thousands of dollars in legal fees with estimated trial fees of several times more to fully litigate. In both cases, Don was able to guide the parties to reach a fair and equitable settlement on all issues in about 3-4 hours. I would highly recommend Don for any mediation.
Experienced and Effective
Don Cripe is a very experienced, kind and effective Mediator. He is always pushing for the best results. I highly recommend him for any mediating services.
Excellent mediator and easy to work with.
Knowledgeable and effective
I first came to know Don Cripe when he was counsel for the plaintiff in a matter in which I represented one of the defendants. I enjoyed a good rapport with him during that case and thought highly of him and his approach to litigation. I found him to be thorough, reasonable and always able to maintain his sense of humor and to be courteous and professional while still skillfully advocating on behalf of his client. These are qualities and abilities that have served him well as a mediator. He has mediated several of my cases and during those mediations, he has been able to establish rapport with my clients and has ably explained to them the expenses and perils of continued litigation and the benefits of compromise. One of those cases involved real estate disclosure issues in which the parties began very far apart, both as to whether there had been a failure to disclose and as to the resultant harm. Don worked hard throughout the day, and in the end, Don was able to bridge the gap and settle the case. I recommend him unequivocally.
Excellent job by mediator Don Cripe
I was defense counsel on a slip / trip and fall case involving complicated injuries and medical causation issues, and a plaintiff for which it appeared there may have been client control problems. Don skillfully worked with the plaintiff's camp to explain the risks of litigation, the process, and the issues to help educate plaintiff as to the correct value of the case, and the best course of action. This also saved my client significant fees in trial preparation and the need to continue to hold the file open. Don was extremely polite and very knowledgeable of the law, understood very well the "subtext" in the rooms during mediation, and goals for both sides. I believe he achieved a fair result for both sides and I would highly recommend Don as balanced and neutral, and suitable to select if you are plaintiff or defense.
Wonderful Mediator!
I have used Donald Cripe a half dozen or so times over the years. He has an exceptional ability to grasp the issues and bring the parties to a resolution. I highly recommend Mr. Cripe.
Cost Effective Mediations
I enjoy working with Mr. Cripe. He is passionate about what he does and very knowledgeable and skilled. Unfortunately, most carriers now are not even willing to offer the amount of the medical specials to resolve a case. I know it's not Don's fault, but I have left very discouraged after several mediations due to the defendant insurance company's unwillingness to be reasonable.
Professional and knowledgeable
I was pleased with the service I received from CAMS. They were very professional and easy to work with from scheduling to the hearing itself. At the hearing, I found Mr. Cripe to be knowledgeable about the case and the area of law and provided a neutral environment that I was fair to both parties. I would use his services again and would recommend them to others.
CAMS mediation/Don Cripe - great service and value
Don did a great job mediating an employment case for my client involving a current employee and emotions that were running high. Slightly unorthodox locale and style, but quite effective. Look forward to working with CAMS again soon.
Outstanding Mediator
I first met Soheila while she was a supervisor for the San Bernardino court mediation provider. Her dedication to the process and her determination to resolve cases are unmatched. In family law cases, she can employ a collaborative approach or a straightforward one on one mediation. No matter what you seek, Soheila is the one you need. If I could give her a 6+ star rating, I would.
Dedicated Passionate Effective
As a family law trial attorney, I have known Don Cripe for the better part of 20 years. Don was dedicated to mediating family law cases long before most of his peers even considered the process an effective means of resolving divorce cases, especially those that had intensely conflicted parties and issues. Don is passionate about lifting divorcing couples (and especially their children) out of a litigation (trial) atmosphere, and the economically crushing expenditure of tens of thousands of dollars in attorneys fees and litigation costs, into a setting of thoughtful settlement negotiations and realistic, workable compromises concerning the parties' children, their assets/debts, and their pocketbooks when support issues are resolved. Don is effective in getting divorcing parties on with their lives with a divorce judgment in hand that incorporates the necessary tools that will allow them, and their kids, to experience the smoothest transition possible during one of life's most traumatic periods.
Mr. Cripe worked very hard to get our dispute to a resolution. It is clear that Mr. Cripe has a strong grasp of the practicalities of litigating a dispute and of the factors that are important in bringing that dispute to a resolution.
I Highly Recommend Don Cripe
I had the pleasure of shadowing Don Cripe during my ADR training. Don openheartedly shared his wealth of wisdom and experience on how to be a more effective mediator/arbitrator. Don's wisdom is borne out of the unique combination of his many years of experience as a litigator, his passion for ADR, and his good heart. Don is competent, knowledgeable, and fair. His demeanor commands respect from both parties.
Don Cripe works hard to get matters resolved. He is always well prepared and dedicated to finding a way to get to "yes".
Don Cripe Settles Cases
Don Cripe of CAMS skillfully helped settle a case between two sisters over their father's estate that had been draining the both of them for years. His legal experience and humane respect for attorneys and litigants alike enabled the parties to end their half-decade legal feud. I'm currently using him for a personal injury case. He was a sole practitioner with a wide scope of practice before becoming a full-time mediator some years ago which allows him to skillfully mediate a broad range of cases from Probate and Family Law to Contract and Business Disputes.
Very professional.
Mr. Cripe was able to settle the claim even though the parties had been deadlocked for over one year. He related very well to my clients. I highly reccommend him.
Tremendous effort on court sponsored Mediation
Mr. Cripe was well informed on nature of case and worked very hard on a difficult and rather uncommon medical issue and general damages related thereto. He communicated plaintiffs' position clearly to defense counsel and adjuster to the point where settlement is inevitable. Well done!
Successful mediation
Don Cripe did excellent job helping to settle our lawsuit.
I have worked with Don Cripe for several years now as a mediator colleague. I have found him to be extremely intelligent, ethical, and effective, and a strong proponent of mediation as a tool for resolving disputes for the benefit of the parties in terms of dollars and resources saved by avoiding expensive and protracted litigation, and in terms of allowing the parties to creatively craft resolutions not available to a trier of fact, whether judge or arbitrator. I highly recommend him.
Level of expertise and professional service
I found the expertise and professional service provided by CAMS was more than excellent. No doubt mediators at CAMS are well trained professionals. I recommend CAMS for any Alternative Dispute Resolution needs.
Don Cripe mediated a case in which I represented the plaintiff. He was professional, courteous, with no signs of bias for either party. His analysis of the facts and ability to convey information between counsel was quite good. While the case did not settle, the mediation served as a foundation for moving the case towards resolution. I would mediate with him again.
Arguably the most peaceful approach
My experience with mediation was that of shadowing, I was gaining my certificate of mediation. I followed gifted lawyers and judge, and watched them tirelessly facilitate cases between contentious parties. They monitored the anxiety in the room, stayed neutral, and kept interactions level-headed and respectful. My background as a marriage and family therapist (MFT) brought a different perspective to the mediation experience. Don Cripe was considerate of allowing my MFT experience into the mediation process. And the learning was bidirectional. What I noticed in mediation and replicated in the therapy room helped enhance my own practice with my clients. Win-win. Mediation was a worthwhile experience, and I strongly recommend it. The alternative is too big a risk. Resolving matters peaceably cannot be underestimated and resolving the case the earliest possible, preferably jointly, typically works out better for everyone. The help of a willing mediator is worth considering, no matter how small or big the dispute is, emotions and wills can run strong on either side. I respect this program, and all the mediators who serve it.
Knoweldgeable, thoughtful and practical
I have participated in mediation services with Mr. Cripe in my capacity as a family law attorney. I have found him to be knowledgeable in the law, thoughtful, and, perhaps most importantly for purposes of case resolution, practical. Mr. Cripe incorporates a critical cost/benefit component into his analysis and does it in such a way that it is easy to understand for parties who may well have no prior experience with the litigation process. His kind demeanor serves to put the participants at ease, thus facilitating honest discussion and leaving parties open to the possibility of resolving their matter without resort to the cost and uncertainty of the courtroom. I would recommend his services without hesitation.
Don Cripe, Mediator
I have used Don as a mediator several times. I have known Don for many years, first as an attorney in private practice, and the last few years as a mediator. Don is a very effective, tenacious and effective mediator who will stick to a case until it is resolved. He is particularly effective in cases involving high conflict personalities. Don is excellent in keeping the parties toward a reasonable negotiated resolution of their disputes. I would use him again and I highly recommend him to others.
Professional, caring and friendly!
CAMS is the greatest thing that has ever happened in the area of Alternative Dispute Resolution! Great Professionals, Low Rates, Compassion and Dedication in Service. What else can one ask for?! :)
Outstanding mediator
I've used mediator Donald Cripe on several occasions and find him to be extremely effective. On a PI case he handled the defense with aplomb. He got a cranky adjuster to play ball and get our matter resolved. On another occasion he convinced an intransigent plaintiff to come down to earth. Better yet, CAMS's rates are far superior to the other more widely known ADR companies.
Excellent Mediator!
I have known Mr. Donald Cripe for over 25 years. During that time, I have used Mr. Cripe's services as a mediator on numerous occasions. Mr. Cripe has the ability to really listen to people and allow them to express their feelings, while at the same time help them look at their options in getting a case resolved. It has been my experience that Mr. Cripe has been able to resolve most of the cases I have had before him. At the same time, the respective parties most always leave the hearing with a sense of satisfaction and appreciation of Mr. Cripe's services. I highly recommend Mr. Cripe as a mediator.
Reasonable prices and committed service.
I have known the practitioners at CAMS for the last 3 years. They not only are devoted and knowledgable about their practice, they also regularly volunteer for court programs to assist people who might otherwise not be familiar with mediation.
Valued Experience for mediators in training
As a strong believer in academic training and education, I can not stress the importance and relevance of hands on experience/training that does not put the client or their concerns in jeopardy. As a Marriage & Family Therapist trainee/Intern completing my certification in mediation, I have had the privilege of shadowing Don Cripe and other members of the California Arbitration and Mediation (C.A.M.) team as they have mediated private cases. I have benefited greatly from their years of experience and expertise, their knowledge of the law, sensitivity and care toward the individuals involved (on both sides) and commitment to the process of mediation which empowers the clients in having the ultimate and final say in the outcome of their cases. Over and over, I have observed this to be a powerful and highly successful process, that saves time, money and emotional reserves, that far out way the frustration of dealing with impacted courts, excessive legal costs, and the disappointment of having no say in the courts outcome. I feel confident in recommending Don and other members of C.A.M.'s mediation and arbitration services as they represent the highest level of care and service available.
Professional and effective
I recently had the pleasure of studying the art and science of negotiation under the guidance of Don Cripe of CAMS. Don was a great coach. He provided wonderful life lessons and a perspective on Alternate Dispute Resolution that lent itself to great success. Don has proven that he knows his stuff with respect to theory and that he can practice what he preaches. He creates an atmosphere of cooperation and congeniality that is perfectly conducive for helping people reach an agreement when there is conflict. I would take my mediation and arbitration needs to CAMS!
Don Cripe: Low Key and Effective Mediator at a Very Reasonable Rate
I have participated in several mediations with Mr. Cripe. I have found him to be knowledgeable on many areas of the law. Mr. Cripe also has been an effective communicator of the basis of his neutral evaluation of the positives and negatives of my client's case so that the client understands and appreciates his suggestions. Mr. Cripe has a decidedly "low key" demeanor in mediation, which I find to be quite effective. I highly recommend his services.
The mediator was very knowledgeable and experienced and used his knowledge and experience in an even-handed way to help the parties find a reasonable resolution to their issue in dispute.
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Don Cripe is the first person I contact when I have mediation issues. He is both knowledgable and approachable. Don has the respect of the local legal community. His opinion and work on mediation issues is highly regarded by his fellow mediators and attorneys.
We receive great mediation service from Mr. Cripe. He was professional and intelligent. Mediation was a success and my client was grateful for his honesty and diligence. Thank you.
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DETROIT — It wasn't a boast or an overreach, because it came from Brian Sabean, a master of the literal and the tangible here and now.
And yet, not long ago, the Giants' veteran general manager allowed himself to glance out into the glimmering future for the Giants, and what he saw was real.
"As we all know, for the right reasons in the past football had a foothold in the town," Sabean said.
"And the 49ers certainly had their run. And maybe this is ours."
It is the Giants' time — in the Bay Area and beyond. It's impossible to deny, as the Game 2 thrumming from AT&T Park only now begins to recede.
And yes, there is every reason to believe that this team is the middle of a mini-dynasty at the very least, and quite possibly much more than that.
After their Game 1 and Game 2 triumphs over the Detroit Tigers, the Giants are two victories away from their second World Series title in three years, with Game 3 in Detroit set for Saturday, Oct. 27.
Meanwhile, this Giants rise — which started with their 2010 title — comes at a time when consistent championship contention has proved impossible even for the richest franchises.
The last MLB team to win multiple titles this rapidly was the Yankees, with three consecutive from 1998 to 2000.
But the Giants are perched for their second title and firmly believe they would've strongly contended last year, too, if Buster Posey hadn't been lost for the season in May.
How has this happened? Will it last?
The two answers are essentially the same — every explanation for the Giants' ascendancy traces back to Sabean and manager Bruce Bochy, who clearly make each other better and have invested this franchise with guts, instincts and remarkable stability.
Is there a better, more cohesive management team in baseball right now? I can't think of one.
And there is no sign that either man is going anywhere — or would want to.
Everything ripples from their philosophies — Sabean and his staff gather and keep the talent, Bochy and his staff plug the players into the right spots and keep everything on point.
"Maybe the sweet spot is the manager and the coaching staff," Sabean said. "And some of our players that have been mainstays in 2010 and have had the experience. It is a good group. A lot of continuity."
Sabean points to the relative youth of many of their core players, from Posey to Pablo Sandoval to Brandon Crawford.
And Bochy has been a maestro of blending in veteran players acquired from other teams — Hunter Pence, Angel Pagan and Gregor Blanco this season; Cody Ross, Edgar Renteria and Pat Burrell in 2010.
But the foundation of this Giants franchise is and probably always will be the pitching, which is a Sabean specialty, with the keen help from top aide Dick Tidrow.
Ready to go in Games 3 and 4 — Ryan Vogelsong, picked up off the scrap heap and winner of two huge NLCS games, and Matt Cain, the pride of the Giants' draft-and-development system.
"I think teams want to be more offensive, get more hitters, get more power, get more runs," said reliever Jeremy Affeldt. "But if you can't keep runs from scoring, you're going to lose.
"(Sabean) retained the pitching staff; he locked up some young guys he wants around for a long time; because I think pitching, especially in this ballpark and this division, is the nucleus."
In consecutive trips to the World Series, the Giants' pitching has dominated two powerful American League offenses — Texas in 2010 and through the first two games, Detroit.
Madison Bumgarner, by the way, hasn't given up an earned run in 15 career World Series innings, and he isn't yet 24 years old.
The Giants traded away top prospect Zack Wheeler last summer, but the pitchers keep coming, led by system gems Kyle Crick and Clayton Blackburn.
All of this was galvanized in the middle of 2010, when Sabean and Bochy were on the ropes (including a suggestion by me that they be fired), then brought up Posey and Bumgarner and everything changed.
And once the Giants started winning in the playoffs, they haven't stopped — they're 5-0 in postseason series, and 2-0 up in this one.
"I do realize being here twice in the last three years is a great accomplishment," Posey said this week.
And now, just a few years after Sabean openly wondered what would happen to the fan base once Barry Bonds departed, AT&T Park is the loudest and happiest place on earth.
The Giants might not win the championship every year, but their ownership has committed to keeping the Giants' payroll in the top rung, and Sabean suggests that on-field success leads to more financial commitment.
This is what the Giants lacked for 52 years, until they won their first San Francisco championship two years ago. This is what all other franchises want.
This is what the Dodgers are trying to buy, but that is far from a guaranteed path.
The Giants have the young players, they have the pitching and they have Sabean and Bochy, who have found the sweetest sweet spot since Bill Walsh, Eddie DeBartolo and Joe Montana experienced some sweetness themselves.


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San Antonio is about to witness a rare head-to-head repertoire face-off. Is this the musical equivalent of Bobby Flay's Food Network show, Throwdown? Or is this the Brahms version of Iron Chef America?
One team just got nominated for two Latin Grammy Awards (Team October 17) and one team has big name players from NYC (Team October 10, i.e. the NY Yankees.) One team (Team October 10) is pairing their secret ingredient piece with side dishes that are traditional favorites and which, while not offending anyone, certainly won't challenge the palette. Team October 17 is pairing the secret ingredient piece with unusual flavors from Australia and a rare Argentina/Boston combo plate. YUM!
If you don't watch the Food Network, you have no idea what I'm talking about. Sorry. This analogy is about the rare opportunity to hear one of the great masterworks of the chamber music repertoire played in San Antonio twice within one week...by two different groups of fantastic professional musicians.
On Sunday, October 10 at 3:15 p.m at Temple Beth-El, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center will play the great Brahms Quintet in B minor, Opus 115.
On Sunday, October 17 at 3 p.m. at Travis Park United Methodist Church, Camerata San Antonio will play the great Brahms Quintet in B minor, Opus 115.
Is this a bad thing? I don't think so.
What will be the difference? (Okay, smarty-pants, the difference is one week, minus fifteen minutes.) The substantive difference will be INTERPRETATION. This is not a sporting event about technical perfection. The Yankees won't outplay the local team. But, the performances will be different. It's a chance to think about the performer's role vs. the role of the composer. How much of what you enjoy is because of Brahms and how much of the fun is the hands of the performer?
I highly recommend attending both concerts. Don't listen to see who "wins." There won't be any way to evaluate the technical differences between the concerts, except for the rare expert listener. But, there may be a difference in how each Team makes you feel while you listen. And isn't that the point of music?
Or, as they say on Iron Chef America, "Which cuisine will reign supreme in Battle Brahms?"
TEAM OCTOBER 10: Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Ani Kavafian & Ida Kavafian, violins
Paul Neubauer, viola
Nicholas Canellakis, cello
David Shifrin, clarinet
TEAM OCTOBER 17: Camerata San Antonio
Sayaka Okada & Matthew Zerweck, violins
Emily Freudigman, viola
Ken Freudigman, cello
Ilya Shterenberg, clarinet
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is presented by the San Antonio Chamber Music Society. It's the first concert of their 2010-2011 season. For both performances, tickets are just $20.
P.S. The Symphony repeats its first Classics concert of the season at the Majestic Theatre Saturday night (10/9 at 8 p.m.) The program includes the Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2 and Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 2 (one of my favorites.) It was a wonderful performance last night. For information visit sasymphony.org.
The San Antonio Symphony is hosting a fund raiser featuring world renowned jeweler Konstantino at Neiman Marcus at The Shops at La Cantera from 9 to 11 a.m. on Friday, November 5, 2010. If you attend, you will have a chance to meet Konstantino, and to preview and purchase from his exclusive collection before the store opens. For information or to RSVP please call (210) 554-1052.
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Q: What kind of food should I be feeding my pond fish? – Jamie of Florida
A: One of the greatest joys of keeping koi or goldfish in a decorative pond is mealtime. When it's time for the fish's daily dose of food, they'll swim right to shore and seem to beg for those tasty morsels!
Of course you want to provide your finned friends with a diet that's healthful, but choosing one can be a challenge. Food makers have formulated all sorts of blends for difference purposes. They've designed special fish foods for summer and spring/fall. Some are enriched with vitamins to enhance color. Some even come up with organic meals for fish owners who want to go eco-friendly with their ponds.
As omnivores, most pond fish, whether they're koi, goldfish, comets or even mosquito-eating minnow, will eat both plant and protein matter. However, depending on the time of year, certain types of food are more easily digested than others. To help you decide which type of fish food to feed when, here's a quick rundown of the different types available on the market today:
Wheat Germ-Based Foods: These wheat germ-based diets, such as Pond Logic Spring & Fall Fish Food, are packed with easy-to-digest plant matter and should be fed to fish during the fall and spring months when their metabolisms have slowed. As water temperatures cool, pond fish enter into a hibernation state and gradually stop eating for the
winter. Helping them ease them into and out of winter, these diets are gentle on their digestive systems while keeping their constitutions strong to fight off disease. Feed these spring and fall fish foods when the water temperature is between 40 and 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
Well-Balanced and Maintenance Foods: When water temperatures warm to 55 degrees or higher, you'll want to change your fish's diet to one that's formulated for growth and maintenance. A great well-balanced fish food is Pond Logic® Floating Ponstix Fish Food. Pond Logic® Fish Foods contain protein, minerals and vitamins to help the fish develop muscle as it becomes more active during the summer months. These foods are especially important if you have young or growing fish.
Color-Enhancing & Growth Foods: Color-enhancing foods bring out the color in your fish, making the reds more vibrant, the blacks deeper and the oranges richer. These unique protein and nutrient-filled diets can be fed throughout the summer months. Vitamins like Beta Glucan, Vitamin E and Ascorbic Acid, along with chelated minerals and natural color intensifiers, make your fish's color pop in the pond. These foods also include extra protein. This extra protein will help allow koi to grow at a faster rate. For Color-enhancing and Growth fish foods use Pond Logic Growth & Color or for the best of the best use Pond Logic Professional Growth, Health, & Color.
Besides feeding your fish a healthful, balanced diet, you may wish to supplement it with some treats, like fresh watermelon or lettuce. Not only will your fish gobble them down, but you'll also be developing a closer relationship with them, and ensure they'll follow you around the pond at mealtime!
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Dunlendings were the ferocious, stunted and vicious men that lived in Dunland, close to Rohan. Also called the Wild Men of Dunland, they had long been enemies of the Rohirrim, because they were jealous that the rich lands of the old Númenórean province of Calenardhon were granted by the Gondorians to the Rohirrim instead of them.
The ancestors of the Dunlendings were also the ancestors of the Haladin, the second of the Three Houses of the Edain who led her people from East Beleriand to Brethil. They were a reclusive folk, dark-haired but smaller in stature than the House of Bëor or the House of Hador. They kept separate from the other Men. Their language was different from the ones that used by the other Edain.
After the fall of Beleriand, the survivors went to Númenor but those who didn't cross the Ered Luin settled upon either side of the Gwathló or in the Ered Nimrais. In the First Age, the Drúedain lived among them and shared close relationship, more than with any other race of men.
Númenórean contact
In ancient times the peoples who were the ancestors of the Dunlendings ranged over much Eriador and what later became Gondor, but they were increasingly driven back by the Númenóreans. Offshoots of these peoples survived in isolated places like the hilly country of Dunland or in the White Mountains: thus the Oathbreakers are akin to the ancient Dunlendings.
During the advance of the Númenóreans, many people overcame their fear of the Elves and fled from Minhiriath into the dark woods of the great Cape of Eryn Vorn. Those from Enedwaith took refuge in the eastern mountains that would become Dunland.[1] Interestingly, the Men of Bree are themselves actually an offshoot of the Dunlendings, who moved even further north until they reached what became the Bree-land, and were absorbed into Arnor.
Some of the Pre-Númenóreans were absorbed into the population of Gondor, and some stayed in the White Mountains. There are few records of the Dunlending language, due to their lack of a written history and poor oral tradition.
They remained unaffected, independent and even unfriendly to the Dúnedain, holding their own manners and Dunlendish language[2]. However the Dunlendings also remained hostile to those with Orc-blood[3]. The Dunlendings also dwelled alongside the Stoor Hobbits during their Wandering Days and the latter even formed a related language to theirs.[2]
The Dunlendings suffered from the Great Plague less than other peoples owing to their isolation[2] and were still found in the foothills of the Misty Mountains. By the time of the Ruling Stewards they ceased to be subjects of Gondor and, being surrounded by barbarous folk[4], they moved to settle the region of Calenardhon as Gondor ceased to man the garrisons during the Watchful Peace.[5]
Arrival of the Rohirrim
In T.A. 1944, Calenardhon passed to the Northern Eotheod who came from Rhovanion and the wild hillmen and herd-folk who the Dunlendings viewed as competitors and usurpers. Kings Brego and Aldor drove the Dunlendings out of Rohan beyond the Isen until Enedwaith. As the ensuing enmity did not concern the Stewards of Gondor, the Dunlendings kept hostilities to the Rohirrim and attacked whenever the latter were weak or in trouble[5].
After the death of King Aldor, and as Isengard became more friendly to them, the Dunlendings passed and settled northern Westfold, the mountain glens around the Ring, and southern eaves of Fangorn Forest, becoming openly hostile.[5] This allowed the two peoples to mingle in some peaceful circumstances; and the dark-haired Landlord Freca was said to have Dunlendish blood[6] But the Dunlendings began raiding over the Isen during the reign of King Déor, and when it became clear that the raiders were coming from near Isengard, in T.A. 2710 Déor led an expedition to the north. He found and defeated a host of Dunlendings, but discovered that Isengard was held by hostile forces. He was unable to drive them out as Steward Egalmoth could not send help.[5]
The worst of these incidents was when Freca's son, Wulf, allied with the Corsairs of Umbar who were in turn stirred by Sauron, keeping safe his properties at Adorn. Joining his kin from outside of Rohan with enemies of Gondor that had landed in the mouths of Lefnui and Isen, Rohan was invaded from the East, the Isen and Isengard, and finally Wulf took Edoras in T.A. 2758. Gondor, fighting Corsair fleets, could not help[6] as the people of Rohan survived the crisis due to the leadership of King Helm Hammerhand, the usurping Dunlendings were reduced after the Long Winter and finished off by Fréaláf. The Rohirrim now kept a strong force in north Westfold.[5]
Eventually many Dunlendings were found later in the Westfold of Rohan, until Folcwine, aided by Gondor, reconquered it.[6] But the people remaining between Isen and Adorn were largely of mixed blood, and not loyal to Edoras.[5]
The Dunlendings were employed by the wizard Saruman to attack and raid the cities and settlements of Rohan. Since Gríma Wormtongue had corrupted the mind of King Théoden, the fighting men of the Rohirrim were absent for the most part. As a result, the Dunlendings easily overpowered the old men and young boys who remained.
Wild Men were also present at the Battle of the Hornburg (Battle of Helm's Deep), as well as Half-orcs, derived from Orcs and the Men of Dunland. The fighting was vicious, but the Dunlendings surrendered after Gandalf appeared. In contrast, the Orcs fled into the forest of Fangorn and were destroyed by Huorns.
Saruman's defeat at Isengard put a stop to Dunlending aggression in Rohan. However, The Scouring of the Shire by Saruman, under the alias of Sharkey, was carried out with the backing of a considerable number of Dunlendings.
A Sindarin name for the Dunlendings was Gwathuirim (gwathui "shadowy" + rim "people").[7][8]
It is possible that the rivalry between the primitive Dunlendings and the blond-haired, pseudo-Anglo-Saxon Rohirrim who migrated into the lands neighboring them was meant by Tolkien to be analagous to the real life conflicts that arose between the Anglo-Saxons in England and neighboring Celtic peoples.
This is supported by the fact that placenames of Bree-land like Bree, Archet and Combe are Celtic. The Stoor Hobbits (who had stayed long in Dunland), have Celtic elements in their names. Tolkien mentioned that the survival of traces of the older language of the Stoors and the Bree-men resembled the survival of Celtic elements in England.
See also
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "The History of Galadriel and Celeborn"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix F, "The Languages and Peoples of the Third Age"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "The Hunt for the Ring"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "The History of Galadriel and Celeborn"
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), Unfinished Tales, "The Battles of the Fords of Isen"
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The House of Eorl", "The Kings of the Mark"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Peoples of Middle-earth, "Of Dwarves and Men", p. 330 (note 76)
- ↑ Hiswelókë's Sindarin Dictionary (accessed 31 December 2010)


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The Virginia Senate has passed a law that forbids authorities in the state from using the 'indefinite detention' provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act against Americans, but whether or not Governor Bob McDonnell will sign it remains to be seen given the fact that he is a member of Barack Obama's infamous 'Council of Governors', whose role it is to increase military involvement in domestic affairs.
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"Today, the Virginia State Senate nearly unanimously passed my bill, HB 1160, to prevent Virginia's state and local government agencies from cooperating with the federal government in the indefinite detention of Virginians under the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 ("NDAA"). I am grateful that the vote in the Senate to accede to the bill as passed by the House of Delegates was 37-1," said a statement by Delegate Bob Marshall, who was the driving force behind the bill.
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Having already passed the Virginia House by a vote of 96-4 last month, the final bill will be sent to Governor Bob McDonnell. However, McDonnell has already attempted to sabotage the legislation using "secretive, backdoor" tactics, according to Marshall, so whether he agrees to sign the bill without trying to weaken its language remains to be seen.
The fact that McDonnell was included on President Obama's infamous 'Council of Governors' probably explains why he has been so reticent to support the bill.
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As Joe Wolverton explains, McDonnell has proved to be a roadblock at every stage of Delegate Marshall's efforts to pass the anti-NDAA bill.
Virginia is just one of numerous states which are fighting back against the indefinite detention provisions of the NDAA. According to the Tenth Amendment Center, which has been tracking the nationwide revolt against the NDAA, a total of nine states have now introduced resolutions or bills in opposition to the indefinite detention of American citizens.
Last week President Obama issued a 'Presidential Policy Directive' that forbids the indefinite detention provisions from being used against US citizens.
However, as we documented at the time, it was the administration itself that lobbied for the 'kidnapping provisions' to be included in the NDAA in the first place.
Obama's policy directive has done nothing to calm fears that the law could be used to incarcerate Americans under a future administration, which could be in power in as little as ten months.
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