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5. Enforcing the rules
Each of the UK's governments and legislatures should increase our powers to obtain information outside of an investigation.
Each of the UK's governments and legislatures should increase our powers for information sharing with other agencies when it is in the public interest.
Each of the UK's governments should increase the maximum fine we can sanction campaigners for breaking the rules.
Each of the UK's governments and legislatures should give us powers to investigate and sanction candidates for breaking the candidate rules.
Social media companies should work with us to improve their policies on campaign material and advertising for elections and referendums in the UK.
UK electoral law sets requirements relating to funding and spending for election and referendum campaigns. There are criminal offences for not complying with the rules. As the regulator of political finance, we have powers to investigate breaches of the rules. We can impose a monetary penalty known as a civil sanction. The police can also investigate suspected breaches of the rules and refer cases for criminal prosecution in a court.
Increasing our powers to obtain information
Digital campaigning materials can be distributed instantaneously to large target audiences. It can have an immediate effect on an election or referendum campaign. It is therefore important that we are able to look into concerns about a campaign. We want to do this in 'real-time', as well as after a vote.
We have wide powers to get evidence when we are investigating whether an offence has already been committed. Most of the offences we can investigate are about reporting to us. This can reveal issues about a campaigner's spending or funding during a campaign. By the time we receive the reports, the campaign has been over for months. Our preferred approach is to prevent the rules being broken, or to put a matter right as quickly as possible. Our powers are more limited where we need to make enquiries outside of an investigation.
We may need to request information from suppliers of digital campaigning tools about the identity of the originating account. Or we may request that parties and campaigners provide rapid answers to our questions about the digital activity. Our statutory powers to compel the provision of evidence cover all organisations and individuals that are regulated under the law – including registered campaigners. However, our powers outside an investigation only cover material related to income and expenditure. Our powers do not extend to third parties such as suppliers of digital platforms.
We recommend that our powers to compel the provision of documents, information and explanation outside of an investigation should be extended. We should have the power to request information from any person who may hold relevant material. The Information Commissioner recently asked for similar powers and the UK Parliament gave them to her organisation.
If we had this power, we could make suppliers of digital services or platforms provide relevant information that they hold. This change would make things faster when we assess concerns that we identify or when allegations are made to us. It would also help us when gathering information about a campaign that involves a number of different campaigners and suppliers.
Improving our powers to help enforce other laws
Our main role is to ensure campaigners comply with the political finance rules. Sometimes we have information that relates to compliance with other legal frameworks, such as data protection law. However, it is not always clear whether we are able to share that information with the relevant regulator or law enforcement body.
We have a clear power to share information that relates to electoral law matters with relevant bodies. But we are reliant on others' powers to allow us to share information that does not relate to our legal functions. This gap in our powers to share information applies both within and outside UK.
Fortunately, for matters of data protection, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has a power that enables us to provide and receive information relating to its functions. Without that we would not have the power to pass information relating to breaches of data protection to the ICO. However, the power relies on us having to determine that the information is necessary for the ICO's functions. This could slow down our ability to refer relevant information in future.
We would prefer a general power enabling us to share information with other regulators or law enforcement bodies where we think it is in the public interest to do so. This would enable us to refer information more proactively where needed and streamline our processes.
Strengthening our powers to enforce the rules
The maximum fine we can impose for breaking the UK's political finance rules is £20,000 for each offence. We have previously said that this is too low. Campaigners spend millions of pounds at UK elections and referendums, including on digital campaign activities.
We are worried that a maximum fine of £20,000 risks becoming a cost of doing business for some campaigners. This penalty does not provide an effective deterrent to stop campaigners committing offences.
Where offences have already taken place, this penalty is not proportionate to the impact that many of the offences could have. This is particularly the case when campaigners are not established political parties, for example in the context of a referendum. These campaigners may be less concerned about damaging their image or reputation in the future.
We want the UK's governments and legislatures to change the law which limits our maximum fine. There should be a consultation about the level of fine. We think it should be similar to other regulators' fines.
Currently, only the police and prosecutors can investigate if they suspect the candidate rules have been broken. We have previously recommended that we should be given powers to investigate breaches of the candidate spending and donation rules at major elections. This would be the same as our responsibility for party and other campaigner spending and donations. This change, and the others we've recommended, would help us find out if candidates and parties are correctly reporting digital spending against their own limits.
What digital and social media companies can do
We want digital and social media companies themselves to do more to help improve confidence in digital campaigns. They have already shown that they can help to uphold specific laws in different counties. For example, they have developed tools to help make sure their users do not break copyright laws.
They have also shown that it is possible to take action on political adverts. For American elections coming up in autumn 2018, Facebook, Google and Twitter have said they will check whether campaigners are based in the USA. Campaigners won't be allowed to if they aren't. We want them to make similar changes to their advertising policies in the UK. This would help improve compliance with the UK's rules before voters even see campaign adverts.
Both Facebook and Google made changes to their policies on political adverts before the May 2018 referendum in Ireland. Facebook stopped campaigners outside Ireland from buying referendum adverts, and Google banned all paid adverts about the referendum.
Campaigners and commentators criticised both companies for making these changes very close to referendum polling day. They did not consult publicly on their plans beforehand.
We want digital and social media companies to make sure their policies on political adverts better reflect our election and referendum campaign rules. This could include removing campaign adverts or material that does not show clearly who is responsible for promoting it. It could include social media companies giving us information about campaigners we think have broken the rules. They could also look for campaigners they think have broken the rules and report them to us.
We also want to make sure that people in the UK can expect a consistent approach to political adverts from all the companies that operate here, rather than different individual policies from different companies. This means that they need to consult and work closely with us and also with campaigners in the UK. It also means we will need to check whether new companies are developing popular platforms or sites which campaigners are starting to use in the UK in future.
We will monitor how well the digital and social media companies' voluntary proposals work at upcoming elections. If the proposals don't work well, the UK's governments and legislators should consider direct regulation.
1. The rise of digital campaigning
2. Who runs digital campaigns?
3. Spending on digital campaign activity
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January 23, 2018 /in Basic, Education, General, Taxes /by Cary Facer
What standbys did tax reforms eliminate?
Are the days of itemizing over? Not quite, but now that H.R. 1 (popularly called the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act) is the law, all kinds of itemized federal tax deductions have vanished.
Early drafts of H.R. 1 left only two itemized deductions in the Internal Revenue Code – one for home loan interest, the other for charitable donations. The final bill left many more standing, but plenty of others fell. Here is a partial list of the itemized deductions unavailable this year.(1)
Moving expenses. Last year, you could deduct such costs if you made a job-related move that had you resettling at least 50 miles away from your previous address. You could even take this deduction without itemizing. Now, only military servicemembers can take this deduction.(2,3)
Casualty, disaster, and theft losses. This deduction is not totally gone. If you incur such losses during 2018-25 due to a federally declared disaster (that is, the President declares your area a disaster area), you are still eligible to take a federal tax deduction for these personal losses.(4)
Home office use. Employee business expense deductions (such as this one) are now gone from the Internal Revenue Code, which is unfortunate for people who work remotely.(1)
Unreimbursed travel and mileage. Previously, unreimbursed travel expenses related to work started becoming deductible for a taxpayer once his or her total miscellaneous deductions surpassed 2% of adjusted gross income. No more.(1)
Miscellaneous unreimbursed job expenses. Continuing education costs, union dues, medical tests required by an employer, regulatory and license fees for which an employee was not compensated, out-of-pocket expenses paid by workers for tools, supplies, and uniforms – these were all expenses that were deductible once a taxpayer's total miscellaneous deductions exceeded 2% of his or her AGI. That does not apply now.(2,5)
Job search expenses. Unreimbursed expenses related to a job hunt are no longer deductible. That includes payments for classes and courses taken to improve career or professional knowledge or skills as well as and job search services (such as the premium service offered by LinkedIn).(5)
Subsidized employee parking and transit passes. Last year, there was a corporate deduction for this; a worker could receive as much as $255 monthly from an employer to help pay for bus or rail passes or parking fees linked to a commute. The subsidy did not count as employee income. The absence of the employer deduction could mean such subsidies will be much harder to come by for workers this year.(2)
Home equity loan interest. While the ceiling on the home mortgage interest deduction fell to $750,000 for mortgages taken out starting December 15, 2017, the deduction for home equity loan interest disappears entirely this year with no such grandfathering.(2)
Investment fees and expenses. This deduction has been repealed, and it should also be noted that the cost of investment newsletters and safe deposit boxes fees are no longer deductible. In some situations, investors may want to deduct these fees from their account balances (i.e., pre-tax savings) rather than pay them by check (after-tax dollars).(5)
Tax preparation fees. Individual taxpayers are now unable to deduct payments to CPAs, tax prep firms, and tax software companies.(3)
Legal fees. This is something of a gray area: while it appears hourly legal fees and contingent, attorney fees may no longer be deductible this year, other legal expenses may be deductible.(5)
Convenience fees for debit and credit card use for federal tax payments. Have you ever paid your federal taxes this way? If you do this in 2018, such fees cannot be deducted.(2)
An important note for business owners. All the vanished deductions for unreimbursed employee expenses noted above pertain to Schedule A. If you are a sole proprietor and routinely file a Schedule C with your 1040 form, your business-linked deductions are unaltered by the new tax reforms.(1)
An important note for teachers. One miscellaneous unreimbursed job expense deduction was retained amid the wave of reforms: classroom teachers who pay for school supplies out-of-pocket can still claim a deduction of up to $250 for such costs.(6)
The tax reforms aimed to simplify the federal tax code, among other objectives. In addition to eliminating many itemized deductions, the personal exemption is gone. The individual standard deduction, though, has climbed to $12,000. (It is $18,000 for heads of household and $24,000 for married couples filing jointly.) For some taxpayers used to filling out Schedule A, the larger standard deduction may make up for the absence of most itemized deductions.(1)
Cary Warren Facer
Warren Street Wealth Advisors
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1 – forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2017/12/20/what-your-itemized-deductions-on-schedule-a-will-look-like-after-tax-reform/ [12/20/17]
2 – tinyurl.com/y7uqe23l [12/26/17]
3 – bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-18/six-ways-to-make-the-new-tax-bill-work-for-you [12/28/17]
4 – taxfoundation.org/retirement-savings-untouched-tax-reform/ [1/3/18]
5 – tinyurl.com/yacz559c [1/8/18]
6 – vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/12/19/16783634/gop-tax-plan-provisions [12/19/17]
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This is a Lancashire derby, but it's not one of the Lancashire derbies. But that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to look forward to when Blackburn and Preston meet.
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>In response to your excellent articles on tube and speaker saturation; I have been getting what I consider a great live tone in medium to large clubs with a 15 watt Blues Jr.(classic rock & blues) playing in fairly loud bands. Many other players have experssed suprise, even astonishment.
I have owned the Pro Jr. and played it at full volume, just enough to see how very loud it is with its single 10" speaker in the small combo cabinet. That is when I found the power/loudness relationship. A 15 watt amp is almost as loud as a 50 watt amp. The reviewers call these "small amps", but that is mostly due to the bad convention of putting 15 watt heads into undersized combo packages. Even a 5 watt amp is very, very loud; far louder than people assume. They think it will be 1/10 as loud as a 50 watt amp, but it's actually a good *half* as loud, *when* driving the same, full-sized speaker cabinet. Speaker effciency (93 vs. 108 dB) also makes a huge difference. So I am not at all surprised. Many times have I read "this little amp blows down the walls!" That's wonderful for those guitarists, when on stage, but they don't understand; the goal for control of tone while jamming at home is to *not* be loud. Thus I am calling for a *thousandfold* decrease of power, down to 50 mW. Even 1/2 watt, driving a large cabinet, is too loud, for 3 A.M. in an apartment.
>I plug a Strat (volume on 10) into an effects pedalboard with the preamp turned up almost to the saturation point ( i use the eq master ) into a volume pedal (for control) into the amp (imput voume at half or less, master at 3/4). Here`s the critical part. The speaker is a 300 watt ElectroVoice! It won`t cut it with the stock speaker. I found this combination by accident one night and was amazed. The tone reminds me of a vintage mid-sized Fender cranked up; clean warm natural distortion. I can control the amount by slightly changing the relationship between the two volumes on the amp.(more imput, less master if I`m having to play a quiet set. It works better at higher volumes, though).
I played the 5 watt Crate VC508. Its preamp is crummy and lacks features, and its cabinet and speaker are flimsy and undersized. That new product is now the cheapest way to get ahold of a new tube power amp, but the only way I would run that amp is using an outboard preamp, and driving a full-sized cabinet.
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984, SECTION 14(1)
24th September 2020 to 24th October 2020
THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF BURY (PUBLIC FOOTPATH 105, BURY AND NON-DEFINITVE FOOTPATH WEST OF WARTH BUSINESS PARK) TEMPORARY CLOSURE ORDER 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury have made an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any pedestrians from proceeding along:-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury have made an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any pedestrians from proceeding along:-
Public Footpath 105, Bury - from the western end of Warth Road to the crossing over the River Irwcll at the west side of St Gabriel's Roman Catholic School. Non-Definitive Footpath at Warth Road, Bury -from the western end of Warth Road to the north end of Warth Fold Road, by the railway bridge. The reason for the proposed order is to facilitate flood defence works. For PRW 105, Bury an alternative route will be to the south of the existing route and for the Non?Definitive footpath an alternative route will be along the westerly side of the Metrolink Line.
The Order comes into operation on 24/09/20 and shall remain in force for a period of up to 6 months. Dated 24/09/201 Council Solicitor
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984, SECTION 14(1) THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF BURY (WASH LANE, BURY) TEMPORARY ONE WAY & CLOSURE ORDER 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury intend in not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicles from proceeding as follows:-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury intend in not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicles from proceeding as follows:-
1) South-easterly bound on Wash Lane, Bury?between Bond St & Rochdale Rd
2) Wash Lane, Bury ? between Willow St & Rochdale Rd
The reason for the proposed order is to enable construction works for carriageway widening and for retaining wall to be carried out. The alternative routes will be:-
1) Via Bond St & Rochdale Rd
2) Via Bond St & Rochdale Rd & vice versa
The proposed Order will come into operation on 01/10/20 and shall remain in force for a period of up to 6 months, although the anticipated duration of the works is approximately 12-15 weeks. Dated 24/09/20 Council Solicitor
THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF BURY (MARKET STREET, TOTTINGTON) (LIMITED WAITING AND RESTRICTED LOADING AND UNLOADING) ORDER 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bury Metropolitan Borough Council has made the above named Order under sections 1,2,4 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers as follows:-Introduction of No Waiting at Any time Restrictions -Market St Tottington -Westerly side from a point 41m north of the un-named street between No.197 Market St and No.l Bury Rd for a distance of 58 m in a north-westerly direction. Introduction of No loading, Mon-Sat 7.30-9 JOam and Mon-Fri 4.00-6.30pm -Market St Tottington- Westerly side, from a point 41m north of the un-named street between No.197 Market St and No.l Bury Rd for a distance of 58m in a north- westerly direction. A copy of the Order (including the exemptions contained in it) which comes into operation on 28/09/20 and a statement of the Council's reasons for making the Order may be inspected at 3 Knowsley Place Duke St Bury BL9 OEJ. If you wish to question the validity of the Order or any provision contained in it on the grounds that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or on the grounds that any requirement of that Act, or any instrument made under it has not been complied with in relation to the Order, you may within 6 weeks of 28/09/20 apply to the High Court for that purpose. Dated 24/09/20 Interim Council Solicitor
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bury Metropolitan Borough Council has made the above named Order under sections 1,2,4 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers as follows:-Introduction of No Waiting
Restrictions -Market St Tottington -Westerly side from a point 41m north of the un-named street between No.197 Market St and No.l Bury Rd for a distance of 58 m in a north-westerly direction. Introduction of No loading, Mon-Sat
and Mon-Fri
Market St Tottington- Westerly side, from a point 41m north of the un-named street between No.197 Market St and No.l Bury Rd for a distance of 58m in a north- westerly direction. A copy of the Order (including the exemptions contained in it) which comes into operation on 28/09/20 and a statement of the Council's reasons for making the Order may be inspected at 3 Knowsley Place Duke St Bury BL9 OEJ. If you wish to question the validity of the Order or any provision contained in it on the grounds that it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, or on the grounds that any requirement of that Act, or any instrument made under it has not been complied with in relation to the Order, you may within 6 weeks of 28/09/20 apply to the High Court for that purpose. Dated 24/09/20 Interim Council Solicitor
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1) THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH OF BURY (HOLCOMBE OLD ROAD, RAMSBOTTOM) TEMPORARY CLOSURE ORDER 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury have made an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicles from proceeding along:-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Bury have made an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers, the effect of which will be to prohibit any vehicles from proceeding along:-
Holcombe Old Rd, Ramsbottom - Temp Road Closure. The closure is in place to enable utility works in carriageway. Diversion route via Lumb Carr Rd, Branch Rd, Holcombe Old Rd and Vice versa.
The proposed Order comes into operation on 28/09/20 and remains in force for up to 3 months anticipated duration of works is 18 days. Dated 24/09/20 Council Solicitor
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February 12, 1966 Issue
The New Yorker, February 12, 1966 P. 143
Published in the print edition of the February 12, 1966, issue.
Fictional Novel or Real Woman's Diary? How to Tell What You're Reading
A great way to figure out what's going on in a book is to peruse its exterior.
By Monica Heisey
Comma Queen
The Editor Who Edited Salinger
The personal archive of Gus Lobrano, a longtime editor at The New Yorker, provides a glimpse of a vanished literary past.
By Mary Norris
The Artist Whose Book Covers Distilled the Nineteen-Eighties
The covers that Lorraine Louie designed for the Vintage Contemporaries series were surreal, stylish, and like nothing else on the market.
By Dan Kois


I told you guys I was coming up with a "pregnancy uniform" right? Well this is mainly what I've been wearing lately - a tee, leggings, and a cardigan. It's easy yet still looks really pulled together, is comfortable, and will grow with me through the end of February, when I can only assume I will be the size of a small whale. Plus, this cute striped cardigan will fit post-pregnancy too. I'm all about the camel lately, paired with black and white it looks so sophisticated! It's really pretty for fall, but it's also one of those colors you can really wear year-round.
As far as how the pregnancy is going, well, it's a little harder to hide the bump these days!! Apparently my baby is the size of a cantaloupe, which frankly sounds bigger to me than most newborns haha. I really have hit the sweet spot of pregnancy though, I'm feeling kicks now which is fun but they aren't so strong that they really bother me yet, and the only real issue I'm dealing with is waking up a lot in the middle of the night to get comfortable. Oh and I'm also weirdly hoping I get pregnancy cravings - not just so that I can send Jeff out at night to find me something random, but because it seems like one of those rites of passage. Fingers crossed that things stay this good and easy!


If you think that you may want to file a lawsuit, you should not make this decision lightly, and there are a lot of factors that need to be taken into account. Obviously, you should never go into a lawsuit without at least consulting a qualified Santa Paula, California civil litigation attorney.
Once you have hired an attorney in Santa Paula, California, he or she will be able to help you devise a strategy on how to proceed, which will hopefully maximize your chances of success in your lawsuit. Your lawyer can also give you a rough idea of how much the lawsuit is likely to cost, taking into account court fees, expert witness fees, and other costs.
Consultation with your attorney: Before you file a lawsuit in a Santa Paula, California court, you need to meet and confer with a local lawyer. You lawyer in Santa Paula, California can advise you on whether or not your lawsuit has merit, and how likely it is to succeed.
Drafting The Complaint: Once you decide that pursuing a lawsuit in Santa Paula, California civil court is worth your time and effort, you need to file a complaint. The complaint can set the tone, and frame the issues, for the rest of the litigation process, which can drag on for months, or even years (and decades, in some cases). This is because the complaint lays out all the allegations against the defendant. It also usually asks the court for specific relief, should it rule in the plaintiff's favor.
Serving The Defendant: After you draft your complaint, and file it with the court, you have to let the defendant know that they're being sued. The law of Santa Paula, California requires that the defendant be given advance notice of the lawsuit as a matter of basic fairness: if you were being sued, you'd want to be given time to find a lawyer and prepare your defense strategy, right? So, with that in mind, the law prefers that defendants be served personally, generally through the use of a paid process server.
Awaiting the Defendant's Response: Once a lawsuit has been filed, and the defendant has been served in Santa Paula, California, the defendant has time to respond. They usually do so by drafting an answer to the complaint, in which they deny the plaintiff's allegations, or assert a legal defense. If the defendant fails to respond within a set period of time, they will be in default, and you may be able to get a "default judgment" against them, in which all of your allegations against the defendant are treated as if the defendant admitted them, and you only need to prove that you've suffered losses that warrant the damages you're asking for.
How Can A Santa Paula, California Tort Lawyer Help?
This article gives you a basic picture of what is required to file a lawsuit in Santa Paula, California. However, it should not, under any circumstances, be read as a complete guide to the litigation process.
Accordingly, it's always a good idea to speak with a Santa Paula, California litigation attorney if you are contemplating filing a lawsuit against a person or company.


Did you know that your skin is the largest organ of the human body? It's just as important to be aware of what you are putting in your body as what you are putting on it. And around it. The harsh chemicals in cleaning supplies effect you and your skin. They also disrupt your immune system, endocrine system and respiratory system. Plus most of them shouldn't be used around kids, and well, I want my kids to help me clean…..Enter Homemade All Purpose Cleaner! YAY!
Add the ingredients to your bottle.
Use it to clean anything! Easy Peasy.
Tips…….You should use a glass bottle since essential oils break down toxins and petrochemicals (in plastic and in your body) and will end up leaching them from your plastic bottle.
I happily discovered that a nozzle from just about every spray bottle I had will fit a glass Heinz vinegar bottle! Hooray!
Let's kill 'em with kind scents!! Funny!
Please note that not all essential oils are created equal.
When you are choosing your essential oils, please know that there are different grades available. You can find some low priced oils in your grocery store or health food store.
Hi! I love your blog and ideas for a healthy, green home. I am concerned about the advice to put essential in a clear glass bottle. Essentials are sold in amber or blue bottles because light can damage them and cause them to lose their efficacy. Just a tip I thought might help!! Thanks!


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Let's hear it for a gift that will illicit smiles and heart-felt "thank yous," that no one will want to return and even better, will still be appreciated long after the holidays are over.
No such gift exists? Of course it does. It's the gift of a trip together, but not just any trip, a custom adventure designed for your group, based on their ages and interests. And it doesn't have to be as big a budget-buster as you might think.
You can book inexpensive cabins at the YMCA of the Rockies at the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado as my family did last summer with nonstop complimentary activities and stellar views of the Rockies, or take your snow sports-loving crowd to Keystone Resort where kids ski free all season (a significant savings). There are free complimentary Kidtopia off-the-slopes activities and a giant snow fort where kids can slip and slide atop the gondola.
If your family includes Disney fans, for the first time ever you can gift a trip to any experience Disney offers, from the cruise line to an Adventure by Disney experience abroad to the theme parks to tickets for special events. And with new technology, it's easier than ever to plan ahead to minimize waits at the most popular attractions and restaurants.
The Gift of Disney Vacations is the ticket to unwrapping Disney memories, giving families the opportunity to share the gift of experiences this holiday season. It takes the guesswork out of what to give and there's no worry about size, color or some assembly required. For the first time, guests can give a gift of a Disney experience with the special GiveDisneyVacations.com website, with themed gift cards that can be used for anything from dining, tickets, spa treatments and more.
Invite the family on a cruise in 2018. You can usually snare a deal by booking ahead and typically, the more cabins, the better the deal.
You can also save some bucks and maximize family time by sharing a villa, like those from through the Turnstyle Collection in the Caribbean or perhaps Italy where you can take pasta-making lessons in the kitchen, among other special activities — all for less than it would take to ensconce the family in a comparable hotel, says Kit Burns, founder of VillaVacations.com. "You experience a country in a different way and its people in a more authentic way," she explains, and you have plenty of space — even to have breakfast in your bathrobe." Holidays, she notes, can even be a bargain and far less crowded. (And you won't be surprised by the bill after a week of kids ordering mocktails when you can whip them up yourself poolside.)
What many families don't realize is the option to tap into experts who can plan a trip of a lifetime just for your family, whether in a national park (no worries figuring out how to get away from the crowds), Europe or places like Costa Rica. "It makes the planning process a lot more fun and gets us more interested in the itinerary, which we own," explained John Caplan, who has done a dozen customized trips — the first was to Costa Rica — with his wife and two sons through Wildland Adventures.
"Our goal in taking family vacations is to really connect with each other and enjoy our experiences together, and having Backroads orchestrate the logistics allowed us to do that," said Heather Schlitz, whose family includes three middle- and high-schoolers, who teamed with another family for a custom trip to Yosemite National Park with hikes and bike rides devised for different skill levels and interests. "They even gave us the option to sleep in," said Schlitz, who lives in Ohio. That typically doesn't happen on group trips.
Kurt Kutay, who founded Wildland some 30 years ago to raise awareness about conservation around the world by encouraging travelers to visit, said that in the beginning, the infrastructure was such that small groups made the most economic sense.
Today, according to Kutay, "We can buy a seat on a plane to send one or two people to remote regions and camps on frequent departure schedules, hire a driver/guide in a local vehicle designed for adventure travel over rugged terrain over more and better roads to access places, and of course, there are a myriad of places to rest your head at night."
Now, Kutay's company is devoted 80 percent to custom trips, and companies like Backroads note that groups with as few as eight are opting for individual trips. Luxury tour company Abercrombie & Kent reports their tailor-made trips are showing double-digit increases for 2017 and 2018, though costs can be 30 percent more. "These kinds of trips are half of what we are working on for 2018," said Dan Austin, founder of Austin Adventures, including new itineraries for the women in the family. His advice: Book early.
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"When families take over the entire ship, we can weave in custom, private experiences not available to regularly scheduled cruises," says Todd Smith, whose company AdventureSmith Explorations specializes in small ship charters on ships that can be as small as four cabins. "A charter can result in savings of 10 percent to 30 percent over standard rates."
And it goes without saying that before springing this on the family — and plunking down a hefty deposit — make sure everyone is on board with the plan and the dates. Even if you want it to be a surprise, make sure everyone has certain dates free.
Be clear if those on the receiving end are going to be responsible for any expenses (flights, perhaps).
Have one person in the family the "designated trip planner" to coordinate with the company you are working with and funnel everyone's questions and concerns through that one person.
And once you've decided on a destination, make sure everyone has a say in the itinerary. Also make sure there is room to accommodate everyone, whether it's a baby who naps, a millennial determined to cycle 60 miles a day or those who want to browse local markets and sit by the pool afterward. There will be all the more to talk about over the holiday dinner.
As for this year's holiday, give each member of the family something to help them learn about where you will be going — a gift card to download a movie or book; a children's book about the wildlife they might see in Costa Rica or Africa, a guide to wildflowers in the national park you'll be visiting.
Remember, anticipation is half the fun of travel.
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One of the relatively easy optimizations available is to use an up-to-date version of R. In general, R is very conservative, so upgrading doesn't break existing code. However, a new version will often provide free speed boosts for key functions.
The version command returns a list that contains (among other things) the major and minor version of R currently being used.
Print the version details of R using version. (It's not a function.)
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The most immediately effective way to encourage hair growth is to make sure your scalp is in good shape. If your scalp is bad, your hair will look bad!
Wash your hair as frequently as you need to—but not obsessively--and use good products. Inexpensive brands may contain harmful ingredients.
Don't abuse your scalp: If you have an infection, get it treated. Don't pull on your hair—that will damage your hair's roots. Be careful of pollutants and toxic environments for your hair (a chlorine swimming pool, for example)—these can have harmful effects on your scalp and hair.
Give yourself a massage—but be gentle! In the shower, gently massage your hair follicles to improve blood flow. Gentle is the key word: A rough scalp massage can damage your hair's cuticle, causing hair breakage.
Your hair and scalp may need an extra cleaning boost. Buildup of hair products and skin cells can limit hair growth—you should take care of this regularly.
A gentle scalp massage will help loosen any buildup.
Use a quality shampoo that exfoliates and that can help get rid of hair product buildup.
Let's face it, if you don't take care of your body by taking care of your nutrition, your hair will suffer as well.
Eat a balanced diet with plenty of dark leafy greens, lean protein, and the other elements of good nutrition. Snack on nuts, especially walnuts. Limit your intake of animal fats.
Make up for any vitamin shortages with supplements, especially biotin, protein, zinc and iron. And be careful not to take too much vitamin A.
Don't starve yourself. Malnutrition and limited food intake immediately lead to poor hair health—your body is spending all its efforts on more essential functions to keep you alive.
Generally speaking, you need to avoid anything that puts extra stress on your hair, and that includes overuse of styling products, over-vigorous hair styling, and overly frequent styling.
Make sure to take care of any medical concerns, and examine the side effects of your prescriptions. Certain medical conditions can contribute to hair loss or hair thinning, and so can some prescription medication.
Stress affects us in so many ways, and your hair is no exception. Stress and trauma can slow hair growth, lead to thinning hair, and even hair loss. Stress restricts the blood supply, preventing sufficient oxygen and nutrient uptake, and inhibits hair growth—just as poor circulation does. So get enough rest, relax, catch your breath, and take care of yourself!
Say "Bye-bye" to hair loss!


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Great shopping. Good wifi quality. Close to public transport.
Ideally located in the prime touristic area of Mongkok, Kowloon Mongkok 2407 Guest House promises a relaxing and wonderful visit. Featuring a complete list of amenities, guests will find their stay at the property a comfortable one. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at the Kowloon Mongkok 2407 Guest House. Television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless (complimentary), air conditioning, toiletries, shower can be found in selected guestrooms. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. No matter what your reasons are for visiting Hong Kong, Kowloon Mongkok 2407 Guest House will make you feel instantly at home.
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Theater for Elementary Students
THE WORLD AS OUR STAGE
At Immanuel, we endeavor to spark a student's interest, respect, and curiosity about theater and to develop his or her creative expression and self-confidence while reinforcing qualities and values of empathy and collaboration. Students are provided opportunities to develop strong public speaking skills
A series of theater activities and exercises introduces our students from kindergarten to eighth graders graders to drama activities. Kindergarten students present a highly anticipated living nativity play each Christmas season. Our third grade students end a unit of study in social studies on the westward expansion as they present a play to students and parents. Our fourth graders combine their musical and acting talents in a drama and solve The Case of the Missing Parts of Speech. Fifth grade students learn the art of lighting and stage design as they present the classic play, Julius Caesar. Our sixth graders present a musical and drama as part of our Christmas program in front of an audience of 1,000 or more students and guests. During electives for our sixth, seventh and eighth graders, students have the opportunity to develop develop a foundation in the dramatic arts. All students participate in games, improvisations, and writing tools which teach students the basics of acting and character development while fostering creativity and improving stage presence, public speaking, and listening skills.
Music & Choir for Elementary Students
Art for Elementary Students
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Smoothly transitioning the dropdown height when moving from one nav link to another.
This seems to be rather tricky though. As moving the mouse from one link to another gives me a weird flickering (of the background shadow).
Does anybody have a better solution to this problem? Ideally I would also like to have the dropdown height set to auto (based on the content) instead of a fixed height.
Hi Aaron, thanks for your reply.
I saw this tutorial already, the problem is that they use a fixed height for their navigation. I would need mine to be 3 different heights, or auto-height if possible.
Then add a little bit of delay and time for the animations to show.


"Working with Arrow Academy has been one of the most rewarding career experiences I have had in teaching. As a 1st/2nd grade ELA teacher with the district for over 5 years, I have seen so much growth and progress in our students as well as myself and other co-workers. One of the most enjoyable things that I love about our district is our morning engagements. Every day as a school, we get a chance to engage with every student before the day starts and come together on one accord. I truly feel that is what makes our school feel more like a family. Additionally, our campuses have truly amazing and supportive administration and support staff. Needless to say, I love what I do and with whom and where I get to do it!!!"


I propose doing the song Dam That River by Alice In Chains as a starting song. Anyone interested?
I can do either lead or rhythm for the track for anyone interested or bass.
Anyone else want to join? please post your interest here.
Hey Jakub. Great to see another member willing to join my grunge band. We can take it in turns to do Rhythm and Lead but for this song I will take lead if that's ok?
We need other members but if you can sing then we could record this one ourselves as I can play bass and guitar and have both available to use. I can also play keys as well but not important for this song Maybe recording a song will get people interested? Can you do drum tracks or not?
What do you think we should call the band?
Oh and I can sing a little also but I'm not the best.
Yeah this is great. Im up for the guitars. Sorry i cant talk much cause i gotta run. But i do listen and play a lot of grunge (like Nirvana and Alice in chains). Dam that river is a great song and would be awesome to cover.
Cool. Are you alright with recording songs? Are you used to mixing songs? Doesn't matter if you aren't. If it's ok with Jakub then I think we'll be fine with just the 3 of us working on songs. We'll swap around parts a bit. For this first track I'll step aside and do the bass and if jammer91 does the rhythm and Jakub does the lead. Who is best at programming drums? Jakub wishes to sing also so he can do that.
Also any ideas for a band name?
Yes, I am familiar with recording.. and with mixing too.. I have Cubase SX3.
Maybe I will add harmonies or try? Will be worth trying. You do Layne's main vocal line and I will try and do Jerry Cantrell's vocal line.
How about "Dragged Through the Dirt" for the name? Using your Dirt idea?
Btw. we will play in original (DROP C#), or in DROP D?
Do you like Dragged Through The Dirt then or you reckon we can do better?
Also backing drums should be at about 128 beats per minute. That is what the original is at.
DTTD sounds good to me:-P Also, I accept both the tuning and speed;) I now can play the main riff, first lead guitar part (its a few notes..) and a few segments of solo.. I guess, that I will nail it tomorrow by the evening.. so I can start recording leads soon.
About that drum track.. Though I have cubase, I dont know, how to use midi or anything:-D I am glad, that I can record normal guitar through it and put some effects, but I dont know more than that I am afraid..
But maybe I can get the things done somehow:-P Ill take a look what I can do..
Anyone else fancy joining and doing a trum track for us for this song?
Otherwise I can give it a shot.
Cheers that would be awesome.
When it is on your PC change .mp3 to .mid and it'll work.
ok mate got it I`ll have it up for you asap, it`ll prob be tomoz night now, rather late to do it now and I`m out almost all day tomoz but back in the evening, it wont take long to do, just the drums yea?


Fabrice Pataut (ed.), Truth, Objects, Infinity: New Perspectives on the Philosophy of Paul Benacerraf, Springer, 2016, 309pp., $149.00 (hbk), ISBN 9783319459783.
Paul Benacerraf's influence on recent philosophy of mathematics is unrivalled. His articles 'What Numbers Could Not Be' (WNCNB) and 'Mathematical Truth' remain cornerstones of the subject, while the two editions of 'Benacerraf and Putnam' virtually defined the discipline in the late 20th century. Benacerraf's published output -- fourteen articles, including a pair in this collection, plus the odd review, interview and introduction -- is spare and judicious, qualities reflected in his writing. The latter is also playful, memorably so. Would WNCNB have so fired the collective imagination had its protagonists not been called Jonny and Ernie? Does the title of its last section, 'Way Out', herald a solution, or warn us of its fanciful conclusions? Can you think of a better title for a philosophical article than 'God, the Devil and Gödel'? Could anyone ever forget what a Princess Margaret Premise is?
Benacerraf has been honoured with a collection on his work before: Benacerraf and his Critics, edited by Adam Morton and Stephen P. Stitch and published in 1996. Fabrice Pataut's successor to the Morton and Stitch volume grew out of a workshop held in May 2012. Fittingly, the workshop took place in Paris, where Benacerraf was born in 1931 and spent his early years. (As Mary Leng points out in her chapter, 1931 saw both the publication of Gödel's theorems and the birth of the philosopher who had the greatest hand in shaping the philosophy of mathematics in its post-Incompleteness-Theorems era.) Benacerraf's fondness for his native city remains undiminished and he proudly retains French citizenship, even after eight decades in the US. I must declare a personal connection to -- and affection for -- Paul, whom I know from a postgraduate year spent at Princeton, during which I attended his Philosophy of Mathematics seminar and he generously read much of my philosophical juvenilia.
The present volume is divided into an Introduction followed by four parts. In his retrospective 'What Mathematical Truth Could not be -- I', Benacerraf referred to the philosophical premise that must always be added to a formal argument to yield a philosophical conclusion as the 'Princess Margaret Premise'. No such conclusion follows without, in Benacerraf's own words, 'a significant injection of philosophical serum'. In the Introduction, Pataut goes in search of a Princess Margaret Premise with which to supplement Gödel's First Incompleteness Theorem. He advocates a premise from which it follows that 'there is at least one capacity that the anti-libertarian or hard-nosed computationalist is unable to count for' (p. xxxv).
A piece by Jody Azzouni opens Part I, on Benacerraf's Dilemma. The chapter begins, controversially, by averring that Benacerraf's problem is 'recognizably a modern one, not visible to earlier philosophers concerned with mathematical entities' (p. 4). There follow some brief defensive remarks on the makes no difference argument, to the effect that if mathematical objects ceased to exist, this would make no difference to mathematical practice. The main focus of Azzouni's contribution, however, is Mark McEvoy's argument that Benacerraf's epistemic puzzle has no implications for the existence of mathematical objects in the absence of a further metaphysical premise. The chapter is in essence a short reply to this paper. Azzouni examines what the further metaphysical premise might be. His suggestion: if an object plays no epistemic role, then it is mind- and language-dependent and therefore does not exist.
Brice Halimi's contribution draws an analogy between Kant's antinomy of pure reason and Benacerraf's dilemma in 'Mathematical Truth'. Halimi sets outs the analogy in a table on page 48 and claims that it is 'remarkably steady and sharp' (p. 59). Though to my mind a little strained, the analogy does raise the interesting prospect of solving Benacerraf's dilemma by carrying over Kant's solution to his antinomy. Halimi hints at such a solution, which he calls the presentational account (p. 56). Roughly, the idea is that doing mathematics involves shifting between two perspectives. The first is the semantical perspective, which presupposes that mathematical terms have referents. The second is the combinatorial perspective, which sees proofs and presentations as all there is. The crucial issue is how to reconcile these two perspectives, as Benacerraf has long insisted.
A highlight of the volume is Justin Clarke-Doane's 'What is the Benacerraf Problem?' Clarke-Doane examines the version of the problem developed by Hartry Field, which has come to be known as the reliability challenge. The challenge is to explain how our beliefs about 'remote' abstract objects so accurately reflect the facts about them. Field suggests that it is in principle impossible to give such an explanation. The challenge is a descendant, or an updated version, of the epistemic horn of Benacerraf's argument in 'Mathematical Truth'.
Clarke-Doane's chapter is a sustained attempt to answer the following question: 'In what sense of "explain the reliability" is it plausible both that it appears in principle impossible to explain the reliability of our mathematical beliefs and that the apparent in principle impossibility of explaining their reliability undermines them?' (p. 33; the passage is italicised in the original). As he and others (including the present author) have argued, mathematical beliefs on their standard construal meet a sensitivity condition. Since mathematical truths are necessary, there is no possible world in which the mathematical facts are other than what they actually are. On standard semantics for counterfactuals the following conditional is then true: if it were not the case that 2 + 2 = 4, we would not believe that 2 + 2 = 4. Similarly, such beliefs meet a safety condition. Since we could not easily have had different mathematical beliefs, it follows that in all nearby worlds our mathematical beliefs are true. The reason we could not easily have had different mathematical beliefs, Clarke-Doane argues, is that our core such beliefs (e.g. that 2 + 2 = 4) are evolutionarily inevitable, while more sophisticated mathematical beliefs (such as that integer addition is commutative) abductively follow from core ones, using abductive methods that are themselves safe in the epistemologist's sense.
Clarke-Doane applies the same argument to other areas, notably ethics and modality. A particularly striking consequence is that if there is an evolutionary debunking argument aimed at F-realism, then this is an indication that a realist about the area F can establish the safety of her beliefs (p. 35). The reason, briefly, is that if evolution ensures that we have certain F-beliefs, then we must have them in all nearby worlds, so that there are no nearby worlds in which our F-beliefs are false, assuming that the F-facts are the same in nearby worlds. In sum, if Clarke-Doane is right, a successful epistemological challenge to platonism has significant hurdles to clear.
Andrea Sereni's carefully argued chapter, the last in Part I, comes to a similar conclusion. Sereni advances a dilemma for Field's reliability challenge. He argues that a strong notion of reliability is too controversial to do the work expected of it by anti-platonists. But a weaker notion of reliability cannot impugn platonism; this applies in particular to any causal account of reliability. The upshot is that the platonist has nothing to fear from the reliability challenge.
Marco Panza's long chapter, the penultimate one in Part I, tries to articulate what exactly Benacerraf's challenge (and Field's reformulation) is and what it is not. The chapter's argumentative twists and turns defy easy summary, but perhaps its main point is this. The semantic and epistemic horns of the dilemma may be overcome by providing a careful account of mathematics that explains how mathematicians may achieve de re epistemic access to mathematical objects while working within the constraints of a theory. It is important that this knowledge be de re, to exclude its being about 'reifications of concepts or bundles of properties' (p. 79). It is likewise important that access to these objects be achieved by means of a theory, in order to satisfy the combinatorialist's qualms. Panza uses neo-Fregeanism as a case study to illustrate his ideas.
The first chapter in Part II is by Sébastien Gandon. He points out that in 'Frege: The Last Logicist' Benacerraf descried and decried an important confusion surrounding the notion of analyticity. When positivists such as Hempel asserted that mathematics is logic, they relied on the technical sense advocated by Frege: an analytic truth is a logical truth modulo definitions. But when they reflected on what this implies philosophically, they took such truths to be true in virtue of meaning. According to Benacerraf's interpretation, Frege was only interested in the first sense of analyticity, and was never moved to argue that mathematical knowledge is a species of linguistic knowledge. His interests were more mathematical. But what exactly were these interests, and to what extent can they be separated from philosophical ones? In the second half of his chapter, Gandon essays an answer, in a way that has some affinities with Benacerraf's approach while departing from it in several respects. He stresses that the best way to formulate a proposition is a contentious issue within mathematics. Algebraists, analysts and geometers all have different perspectives, which affect how they would structure the subject. This concern with 'architectonic', Gandon claims, lies at the heart of Frege's mathematical endeavour. Frege strove 'to promote a Gaussian vision of mathematics in which arithmetic (the queen of the sciences) is neatly distinguished from the other mathematical disciplines, especially geometry' (p. 142).
In the next chapter, Mary Leng engagingly discusses how, if at all, Benacerraf's dilemma affects Quine's empiricist philosophy. As she points out, 'Quine's account of the confirmation of empirical theories is designed precisely so as to integrate our knowledge of mathematical truths into our over-all account of knowledge' (p. 153). Science is a convenient way of organising experience, and mathematics, as part of that enterprise, is justified by scientific canons. Leng examines how Quine's holistic picture of confirmation must be adapted to take into account the apparent fact that indispensable science consists of theoretical falsehoods (idealisations, metaphors, and the like) as well as truths. Her conclusion is that the much-maligned criterion of causal efficacy found in 'Mathematical Truth' has an important role to play in distinguishing theoretical posits that play an explanatory role in scientific success from those that do not.
Next up is a short piece by Philippe de Rouilhan on Ernie and Johnny, of WNCNB fame. What statements of set theory, de Rouilhan asks, should Ernie and Johnny take as common ground? Clearly, the set-theoretic formulation of '2 is prime' is one such, whereas '3 ∈ 17' is not. The question lends itself to interesting formal treatment, as de Rouilhan shows. Readers will have to work hard, however, to extract the key formal results from his informal presentation.
Part II ends with a close reading and rational reconstruction of WNCNB's last section, 'Way Out', by Stewart Shapiro, who soberly interprets its title as 'Solution' rather than 'Far Out'. Benacerraf puzzlingly claimed that statements of identity are meaningful only if the terms flanking the identity sign are associated with the same category: examples are '2 = 1 + 1' and '2 = 3', whereas '2 = ' is a foil. Shapiro sketches a possible justification of this idea by deploying Friedrich Waismann's notion of open texture. Nothing in the established use of the identity sign determines that 2 is equal to , he suggests, just as nothing in the established use of the word 'cat' determines whether or not a creature exhibiting a combination of feline and non-feline properties is a cat. (Waismann imagines a creature that looks like a cat but later grows to a gigantic size or can be revived from death.) The ontological question of whether numbers are sets is similarly indeterminate, Shapiro claims. It may be resolved one way or the other, should we wish to do so (we may not).
Part III consists of two chapters on supertasks, the topic of Benacerraf's 1962 article 'Tasks, Supertasks and the Modern Eleatics', his first publication. The first chapter, by Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia, concerns Benardete's 'paradox of the gods'. A man decides to walk one mile, from A to B. God 1 stands ready to block the man's further advance beyond a point half a mile from A, God 2 to do the same when the man is a quarter of a mile from A, and so on ad infinitum. The infinitely many deities' intentions prevent the man from ever setting off. Pérez Laraudogoitia considers variations and generalisations of this original example. One generalisation, for example, involves a man following a specified world line rather than remaining stationary at a point. Pérez Laraudogoitia is particularly interested in which versions of the Benardete 'paradox' are compatible with Newtonian physical theory and which are not.
The second chapter in Part III is by Antonio León-Sanchez and Ana C. León-Mejía. They claim that J.F Thomson's 'Tasks and super-tasks' and Benaceraf's 'Tasks, Supertasks and Modern Eleatics' jointly 'laid the foundations for a new infinitist theory, independent of set theory' (p. 224, see also p. 233). The authors attempt to substantiate that claim by analysing arguments such as those of Thomson's lamp (which is switched on and off ω-many times in a finite time interval) or Cantor's argument that the set of algebraic and rational numbers are both denumerable. The gist of one of their central arguments is that a particle travelling at finite velocity backwards through an ω -sequence, that is from an ωth point to 0, will cross infinitely many points 'instantaneously', though the points are separated by finite distances (see pp. 230-1).
The retrospective Part IV consists of two chapters by Benacerraf. The first is a 1968 draft of 'Mathematical Truth', whose descendant was published five years later. This chattier and less streamlined draft is as replete with insights as the later version. In the first paragraph Benacerraf apologises for saying nothing new, though how seriously he means it is unclear, as the rest of the sentence ends with a joke about Putnam. (An interesting historical question, not broached in this volume, is just how original the dilemma posed in 'Mathematical Truth' is.) One of the more important differences between the 1968 and 1973 versions is Benacerraf's insistence in the earlier one that those who give a non-realist account of set theory must provide a new account of logical consequence (see pp. 265, 277).
The volume concludes with a graduate lecture Benacerraf delivered around 1975. This lecture is dense with ideas and arguments. One argument is a strengthening of that given in WNCNB. Benacerraf remarks that Frege's definition of numbers built in the very notion of cardinality, thereby giving his set-theoretic reduction 'first priority on correctness' (p. 290), or so one might argue. He points out, however, that one can similarly build in the notion of cardinality starting from Zermelo's progression, or von Neumann's, or any other. Some typographical errors in this passage, which hinder smooth comprehension of the formal material, are noted in the last paragraph below.
As is apparent from WNCNB and 'What Mathematical Truth Could Not be -- I', Benacerraf worried about how his argument in the former affects what in his 1975 lecture he calls the early Quinean position. According to this view, the claim that numbers are sets should not be taken as a revelation about the true nature of numbers. Reduction instead is 'seen as casting about for what would do the work of the numbers' (p. 296). Benacerraf adduces some further thoughts on Quine's position, pointing out in passing that Quine's criterion of ontological commitment is strongly biased in favour of reduction (it 'stands as our ontic super-ego'). He also presents a snappy argument which, if sound, solves the Julius Caesar Problem. Here's the argument: 'Babylonian mathematicians did not know about Caesar; but they knew that 3 > 2; hence Caesar is not 3'. This argument, Benacerraf suggests, does not rely on fallacious substitution in an opaque context, as it might appear.


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Brown Trickey will speak at Loyola University New Orleans Saturday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. in the Danna Student Center's St. Charles Room as a part of 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Week for Peace—a four-day celebration running from Friday, Jan. 17 to Monday, Jan. 20.
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World Bank chief executive officer Kristalina Georgieva said the upswing in commodity exporters had stagnated, while activity in commodity importers was decelerating. The World Bank reasons that this is a result of increased consumption and investment. It committed almost $64 billion in loans in the fiscal year ended June 30 last year.
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