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Manju Pillai (born 11 May 1976) is an Indian actress who appears in Malayalam films and television shows. She is best known for portraying comedic roles, but has also played character roles. She has won the Kerala State Television Award for Kerala State Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in two consecutive years (2001 and 2002). In 2007, she played one of the female lead roles in Adoor Gopalakrishnan's drama film Naalu Pennungal. Manju is the granddaughter of Malayalam film actor S. P. Pillai.Manju received huge acclaim for her performance in the 2021 film Home.

Personal life

Manju Pillai is the granddaughter of Malayalam film actor S. P. Pillai. She did her undergraduate studies from Mar Ivanios College, Trivandrum. She was married to Malayalam cine-serial artist Mukundan Menon & was later divorced. She married cinematographer Sujith Vaassudev on 23 December 2000. They have a daughter Daya Sujith.

Career

Manju first acted in the television serial Sathyavum Mithyayum. In 2000 and 2001, Manju won the Kerala State Television Award for Best Supporting Actress for V. N. Mohandas's serial Devaranjini and Venu Nair's Sethuvinte Kathakal. She won the Film Critics' Award the same year. In 2002–2003, she again won the State Award for the best television actress for Ali Akbar's Sundaranmarum Sundarikalum.

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HomeFeatureAn Urban Resting Place for Veterans
An Urban Resting Place for Veterans
October 28, 2016 Feature, History 0
The headstone of Medal of Honor awardee Captain Charles W. Brouse, who was wounded November 25, 1863, at the Battle of Missionary Ridge. More than 2,000 veterans have their final resting place at Crown Hill Cemetery. Photo courtesy Crown Hill Cemetery.
By Thomas P. Healy
As part of its national Urban Initiative to improve access to cemeteries in densely populated areas, and in recognition of a growing veteran preference for cremation burial options, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration (NCA) in September 2015 acquired a 14.75-acre wooded site on the grounds of Crown Hill for $810,000 in order to establish a columbarium, a facility for storage of cremated remains. [PDF]
According to Jessica Schiefer, a public affairs officer with the NCA in Washington, D.C., "The VA believes the Crown Hill site is ideal to offer dignified inurnments for veterans, active duty service members, their spouses, and other eligible family members in the Indianapolis region." She said plans for the development include a gated stonewall entrance along 42nd Street, a public information center with restrooms, one committal service shelter, a memorial wall and plaza, a U.S. flagpole, and a Prisoner of War plaza area.
Draft site plan of Phase 1 of the NCA's proposed national Urban Initiative project in Indianapolis. Based on public feedback, the NCA has instructed its site engineers to review opportunities to retain mature trees wherever possible. Image courtesy of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Association. CLICK TO ENLARGE
The first phase will feature a 10-year capacity of 2,500 columbarium urn niches, Schiefer said. Masterplan Phases 2 through 10 will eventually develop a 100-year or more capacity of 25,000 niches. Schiefer said the Phase 1 development will require removal of some trees for cemetery features on 7.5 acres, approximately half of the site. "This will accommodate cremation inurnments for around 30 years. That means 50 percent of the site will remain untouched for the next 30 years." She noted that the entire western side of the L-shaped site along 42nd Street is being left completely undisturbed for the next 50 years.
READ MORE: State Forester doesn't think the site qualifies as old-growth forest
Portions of the adjacent wooded area of 62.75 acres along 42nd Street and Michigan Road were considered for development in 2006 but that proposal failed. Though it is platted for future burial sites, that section will remain wooded. An effort by the Central Indiana Land Trust to acquire both parcels in 2006 failed to find sufficient financial backing. [PDF]
In a letter dated September 29, Glenn Powers, NCA deputy under secretary for field programs, wrote, "We are now carefully planning cemetery development and have partnered with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the project's design, which includes retention of wetland areas, maintaining a woodland buffer around areas of planned development, and preserving mature trees. We will also plant approximately 200 new trees, ensuring future generations enjoy trees when they visit their loved ones."
SERVICE TO VETERANS
Crown Hill Cemetery was established in 1863, in part as a place for reinterment of Union soldiers originally buried in the city's overcrowded Greenlawn Cemetery near downtown. Section 10, where Civil War veterans are buried, was recognized in 1999 as a National Cemetery, one of 135 sites designated by the NCA. More than 2,000 veterans have their final resting place there.
Keith Norwalk, president of Crown Hill Cemetery and the Crown Hill Heritage Foundation, said the new project is a continuation of a long partnership with the VA. "The mission of Crown Hill Cemetery is to provide services to the community, and for groups such as the veterans community," he said recently. "That's one reason the VA looked to Crown Hill—our quality of service to the veterans community." In addition to the National Cemetery on the south grounds, Norwalk said the cemetery has three other significant veterans sections.
Some observers have asserted that the 14.75-acre site will be clear-cut of old-growth trees 30″or more in diameter. Norwalk rejects that idea. "Some of the larger trees are being permanently retained on site," he said, adding, "It's hard for some people to understand that these aged trees are going to be a feature."
READ MORE: Indiana Forest Alliance wants alternative sites considered
The landscape of Crown Hill has always been an essential element of the cemetery's character, he said. "We are one of 10 historic cemeteries in the country that represent the Rural Cemetery Movement," he said. The movement began in 1831 with the creation of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Boston. As 19th-century urban areas grew, the tradition of burying corpses in churchyards created a public health problem, so pastoral locations outside of the inner cities were transformed into landscaped necropolises. The public was encouraged to leave the hot, noisy, dusty cities and picnic or walk the suburban grounds. Some historians suggest such cemeteries were the precursors of America's public parks.
Norwalk said a master planning effort is under way. Crown Hill has retained the services of Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf. "As part of that, one of the things we've done is beautify the cemetery with new trees. We are responsible in managing our landscape and treescape." He said 100 trees will be planted this autumn and another 100 next year. "We're repopulating the treescape due to loss from Emerald Ash Borer and natural attrition." Groundskeeping is a significant portion of the cemetery's annual $2 million maintenance budget, according to Norwalk.
Part of long-term planning is adding future capacity, he said. "Our mission is to provide for the cemetery needs of our community and of the families of Crown Hill. That's first and foremost." During recent public meetings, opponents of the new site asked why a cleared site adjacent to the VA's 14.75-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Clarendon Road and 42nd Street wasn't offered to the VA. "If you drive by that 50-acre area, you will see that we have the infrastructure already laid out for future in-ground burials," Norwalk said. "We're always planning for the future."
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Benmont Fri 25 July 2019 Newport Folk Festival
By Big Blue Sky, April 26 in The Waiting
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If anyone stumbles across reasonalbly priced 1 day tickets for this I would love to go! Had I know he would play this I would have lined up for tix ages ago but its been sold out for a while now. Seems the Newport allows tickets to be resold by original purchasers but it does not seem to allow you to pick single day tix vs the 3 day.
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"Here's a guy who is a founding member of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers,one of the biggest rock and roll bands in the world. That would be enough for most folks, right? But Benmont might just be the most restless, searching musician I know. It's like his life has been an immersion program in music. At their invitation, he's been in the room with legends from every generation, playing his ass off, learning everything he can from every player he meets. And, believe me, it's all stored in his mind, ready to come out his fingertips. He turns up everywhere . . . and when he does, things always get more musical."
– Don Was
Newport Festivals Foundation has made a donation on behalf of Benmont to support Tipitina's Foundation. This donation will enable the Foundation to continue their youth music intern program – a program which has successfully equipped the musicians of tomorrow with the skill set and support needed for a music career.
Quote from Sandra Benenate, Interim Director
With the generous support of the Benmont Tench and Newport Festivals Foundation, the Tipitina's Foundation is able to provide a higher level of music education for the youth of New Orleans. This education is setting the groundwork for a group of students, that would not has access to these tools due to a lack of funds or exposure to our programs.
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I'm a little confused... Correct me if I'm wrong - from what you're saying the only tickets that Newport Folk Festival create & sell are for the whole 3-day festival? And that these were sold-out a while ago?
And yet, in the festival's media publicity, it's only now / very recently that artists (such as Benmont, legend, obviously) are being confirmed?
So in other words, music fans have to quickly buy 3-day tickets even before anyone really knows who'll be playing? Basically, fans are betting that there'll be enough musicians they like to make it all worthwhile?
And if fans don't like the musicians, they can sell to other fans, but only as a complete 3-day ticket?
If that's the case, Hoodoo Man, I feel your pain. That's brutal.
(In other, unrelated news, we had great holiday a while back that including visiting Newport - we loved the wooden boats museum.)
...even if the festival tickets turn out to include 1, 2 or 3 day passes, if it's true that local music fans have to buy early on, in blind faith, before you know who'll be performing onstage is, well, words fail me... sucky?
Plus it's not like this is a mega-loud band where you & half of Newport can hear the concert for free.
I truly hope for your sake that someone with Festival tickets will discover they have to, say, work the weekend night shift or have a wedding (!) or something... Just something they absolutely must do somewhere else. On the Friday. And so they'll be happy to sell you their ticket at a decent price. Fingers crossed, man. Benmont tickets. 🍀 If you have any lucky socks / 4-leaf clover, whatever, now's the time?
Just a correction, there are single day tickets that were sold early on. But the entire thing is sold out now, the Newport people do have a resale section where someone can return unused tickets to be resold at face value but the sign up for that seems to be blind where you enter your info and are sold the ticket when your turn comes I don't have much interest in the artists beyond Benmont, I saw Sheryl Crow years ago but no longer follow her music and Im not a huge fan of Phil Leish and friends - those were the artists I recognized for Friday. Stub Hub has tickets for Friday but they start at $175 for GA, I guess they were about $90 before fees so its not awful but I'm really cheap... So I did just check the website and it does let you select one day Friday tickets. Will have to see if my wife has any interest in this show.... Seems a single ticket single day ticket is possibility... hmmmm
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Matthew Barhoma, founder of Barhoma Law, P.C., is Recognized for "Excellence in Appellate Law" by Lawyers of Distinction
Published on: December 20, 2022 | by Barhoma Law
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Epigenesis is another example of embodied context dependence. Epigenesis refers to the influence of the environment on the expression of the genetic code. Many genes require specific environmental circumstances in order to be expressed; many genes are never expressed. The genetic "program" refers to the potential for initiating and orchestrating specific physiological processes that may ultimately manifest themselves in a trait such as behavior.
integration of information tips balance of inhibitory or facilitory impulses to cause a specific action(or sequence) to be manifest out of an array of alternative possibilities.
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Tony LaBrie Published: November 19, 2020
There's one 12-year-old Mid Michigan boy that's extremely excited today as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan announced their winner of the sixth annual #MIKidsCan Turkey Day VIP Sweepstakes.
Oliver Long, from Morrice (between Flint and Lansing) in Shiawassee County, scored a Detroit Lions prize pack which includes an autographed Replica Detroit Lions game ball and a custom Detroit Lions jersey. He also won a $1,000 grocery gift card to be used towards Thanksgiving dinner with his family. Now that's what I call a prize pack, congrats Oliver!
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We'd like to thank Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and the Detroit Lions for this amazing prize. Oliver and his brother Griffin have been brought up watching the Lions and all of Michigan's sports teams, and as they get older it amazes us with the knowledge they have of the players on the Lions roster. Oliver hopes to one day be playing for the team.
According to Fox 47, over 2,600 entries were received for this year's sweepstakes, an overwhelming response compared to last year's entry total.
The contest/sweepstake highlights children's health and asks families to share how they get active for 60 minutes on Thanksgiving Day. The whole point is to encourage kids to embrace healthy habits and tries to get them to be active for at least 60 minutes every day. Hell, I'd be happy if I could get my kid to be active for six minutes.
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Obviously the machinery of QFT allows us to calculate processes, such as QED diagrams, to great precision, and whilst it is effective, it seems there are many processes that make calculations (say by hand) significantly slow.
Are there any recent developments in our machinery to compute Feynman diagrams that makes it faster to analytically compute matrix elements, widths and cross sections?
Nowadays, almost nobody uses Feynman diagrams for precision calculations (that is, anything beyond a tree level 4 or 5 point amplitude). There is a whole field dedicated to finding better methods of calculating scattering amplitudes (using recursion and unitarity for example). In fact this is how most calculations for the LHC are done in practice.
A nice review of some of the techniques is https://arxiv.org/abs/1308.1697. Most of the work is motivated by the observation that scattering amplitudes are much simpler than one could have thought by just staring at the Feynman rules. An example of this is the famous Parke-Taylor amplitude https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHV_amplitudes. Take a look and compare to the QCD Feynman rules.
There are a number of computer algebra systems for evaluating Feynman diagrams and doing other particle physics calculations, such as FeynCalc, FORM, GiNAC, Package-X, etc.
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I'm convinced that people choose home accessories (including dogs and cats) that go with their hair coloring. I'm a redhead, that's why I was attracted to this one instead of the red or black version, which were also for sale.
Case in point: yesterday I saw a woman with a pouf of curly strawberry blonde hair waiting for the elevator in my building. She was walking an apricot color poodle. Turns out she has always had apricot poodles. When I asked her why, she said she just likes the color.
I like how the sturdy box top flips open.
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I think they cost around $9. They also come in black and red. I admit to going through a dark phase in my younger years where everything I bought would have been black. I thought it looked more New York. Thank God I'm over that.
The zippered files fit inside the box, too, however the top doesn't close completely.


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Artist: Rance Norton
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Heart of Texas Records is pleased to announce the release of Rance Norton 'Here We Go Again.' Rance's second album is filled with great fiddle and steel guitar in the honky tonk style and was produced by Jim Loessberg. The song selection includes covers of some of Norton's greatest influences in the business from Johnny Bush, Darrell McCall, Johnny Paycheck, Ray Price and even George Strait. The twenty one year old Norton has been working the Texas Opry network since he was twelve. He most recently formed his own band and is now working the dance hall circuit. He has also been a part of the Caithness Country Music Festival in Scotland as well as touring in Ireland. 'I am so excited about my new album,' Norton said. 'I think that I have really grown musically since my initial album. We listened to hundreds of songs to pick the twelve that we settled on. These are hardcore honky tonk songs that I proudly get to perform on stage.' Heart of Texas Recording Artist Frankie Miller joins Norton on the song 'Nashville Drunkard.' The song tells the story of an artist who wanted the limelight, but one vice kept him away from stardom.
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I'm going to create my own blank .htaccess file and make it un-writable.
We have addressed the issue in the ticket which you have created. If in case the problem still persists would request you to revert back on the ticket.


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To be awash with depression is a feeling of suffocation and weightlessness all in one. You cannot breathe and you're too weak to stand. You cry uncontrollably but don't care at the same time. There is no hope. There is no light. You stare in the mirror and see a blank canvas scarred with pain; pain and emptiness. You look hollow and wish you weren't alive. In many ways, you don't really feel like you are alive. To live is to feel emotion; to feel happy, or sad. To have goals, dreams, regrets and hope. Depression removes the essence of what it means to be human.
At its worst, depression leads to withdrawal; from friends, family and the wider world. It feels safer to be alone. It feels safer to turn out the lights and hide under the duvet. There is a longing for isolation, and an escape from communication. The phone switches off. Emails, post, text messages – these all become too much. A once simple task is now neglected. Such tasks mount up as apathy marches forward. What is the point? Does this really matter? What relevance is my life in the grand scheme it all?
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I really like Amos; so much, in fact, that I'm ignoring Joel completely today.
I have a podcast on Amos here, much of which is reflected in the text below.
Contemporary with Isaiah and Hosea, Amos hails from Tekoa, a small village 10 miles south of Jerusalem, but is sent to the northern kingdom. Unlike Hosea, the evils he preaches against are not so much ritual or theological in nature as human and interpersonal sins. We're introduced to Amos in the KJV as a "herdman of Tekoa." Now from this you might conclude that Amos was a shepherd, and further, from Western stereotypes, decide that Amos was a simple guy, probably without much money, who spent most of this time with sheep.
So if there are two occurrences of noqed, and one is Amos, what's the other context in the Old Testament? It happens to be King Mesha of Moab, who is said to have regularly paid tribute of 100,000 lambs and wool from 100,000 rams in 2 Kings 3:4. King Mesha was no low-class shepherd. Does this suggest something about noqed and Amos?
With rare words, we often turn to cognate Semitic languages, such as Aramaic, Akkadian, or Arabic, to see how existing cognates are used in that language. Usage there is no guarantee of meaning in Hebrew, but the data can be used cautiously. And in fact, this is one place where the rediscovery of the ancient Near East really shifts our ideas.
I've mentioned Ugarit once or twice before. The texts from Ugarit were discovered in the 1940's and have been a major major influence on our understanding of the Old Testament since then.
So Amos is probably well-off, and this makes his condemnation of the behavior of the wealthy all the stronger. They cannot dismiss his critiques as mere class jealousy.
Amos is brilliant. In the opening chapters, he carefully leads his listeners into condemning themselves. How so?
Amos condemns by saying, "for three sins of Damascus, and for four" (which really just means, "for the many sins of Damascus), "I will not revoke or restrain it." (And "it" probably refers to judgment.) Amos then enumerates their sins, and the calamity coming upon them. He continues in this pattern to condemn Gaza and the Philistines, Tyre and the Phoenicians, then the Edomites, then Ammonites, and then Moabites. Then Amos hits… the southern kingdom of Judah, the neighbors, cousins, co-religionists, and rivals of the Northern Kingdom.
In other words, the religion they claimed to believe in and made a show of following had no effect on their actual behavior. Nothing personal, just business. And so Amos tells them destruction is coming; it will be inescapable. Can't hide from it, can't flee from it, can't defend yourself from it.
Application to our own day, I think, should be obvious.
Amos 3:2- What does it mean to be chosen? It means God holds you responsible in a way he doesn't hold others.
I wrote about the question "Does God Commit Evil?" in response to the KJV/JST of Amos 3:6, over at Mormon Monastery.This is a rough draft of something I wrote a few years ago on Hebrew sod (rhymes with bode), translated as "secret" in Amos 3:7 (PDF).
And here's a portion of the article on "the Day of the Lord" from the Dictionary of the Old Testament: Prophets, focused on Joel and Amos.


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World pours 11.7 billion dollars into anti-AIDS fight
UNITED NATIONS (AFP) – Countries from around the world pledged Tuesday to pour 11.7 billion dollars into a fight against AIDS and other deadly diseases.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon announced the commitment at UN headquarters where more than 40 donor countries, private foundations, and corporations were meeting to replenish the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria for 2011 through 2013.
Earlier, Washington said it was contributing what it said was a record four billion dollars to the fund.
"At a time when so many governments are tightening their belts at home, these commitments send a powerful message. It shows how seriously world leaders want to do the right thing beyond their borders," Ban said.
"However the demand for funding is likely to out-strip even the impressive commitments today. That means we must continue to mobilize more resources."
Health GAP, a non-government organization, immediately expressed "profound disappointment" with the US pledge, saying it fell two billion dollars short of what Democratic supporters in Congress were asking for.
But the State Department called the US commitment "an unprecedented three-year pledge of support," adding it is "a 38 percent increase in the US investment over the preceding three-year period."
"The Obama administration intends to seek four billion dollars for the Fund for 2011 through 2013 to continue America?s strong support for this important multilateral partner," it said.
The figure is all the more important "in light of the overall budget challenges and the largest increase by far of any donor nation this year," it added.
The pledge is aimed at saving "more lives by driving needed reforms and ensuring smart, effective investments are being made," the State Department said.
It also "serves as a challenge to other donors," encouraging them to match the US pledge, the statement added.
With the new US pledge and increased contribution from others, the Global Fund believes it will be possible to have 4.4 million people infected with the AIDS virus "on antiretroviral therapy, up from 2.5 million at the end of 2009," the State Department said.
It also believes it will be possible to provide 2.5 million orphans and vulnerable children with annual support, up from 1.4 million last year.
The State Department added that some 610,000 HIV-positive pregnant women annually will be able to receive services preventing mother-to-child transmission — compared to 345,000 in 2009.
It will also be able to offer 3.9 million tuberculosis treatment regimens annually, up from 1.4 million in 2009.
It will also be able to distribute 110 million insecticide-treated bed nets designed to prevent malaria, up from 34 million in 2009.
"The pledge is the largest ever by a donor to The Global Fund and represents one of the largest increases by an individual donor country to the Global Fund for this replenishment period," the Global Fund said in a statement.
"The United States was the first and remains the largest donor to the Global Fund with an accumulated pledged amount of US 10.5 billion dollars since the organization's creation in 2002," it added.
"Through this three-year pledge, the United States has shown its strong commitment towards the international efforts to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria," the fund's director Michel Kazatchkine said in the statement.
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In stark contrast, Health GAP expressed "profound disappointment" with the Obama administration pledge.
"The president had the opportunity to lead the world toward sufficient funding for AIDS and failed to do so," it said.
It said 101 members in the president's own Democratic party had asked him to make a six billion dollar pledge, and said it was "gravely concerned" that the size of the pledge will require it to scale back its fight against the three diseases.
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Justia › US Law › US Case Law › US Supreme Court › Volume 155 › Alsop v. Riker
Alsop v. Riker, 155 U.S. 448 (1894)
Alsop v. Riker
Nos. 59, 63
Argued November 8, 1894
Decided December 10, 1894
A court of equity, in the exercise of its inherent power to do justice between parties, will, when justice demands it, refuse relief even if the
time elapsed without suit is less than that prescribed by the statute of limitations.
The length of time during which a party neglects the assertion of his rights which must pass in order to show lathes in equity varies with the peculiar circumstances of each case, and is not subject to an arbitrary rule. Halstead v. Grinnan, 152 U. S. 412, affirmed and applied to this point.
The facts in this case, detailed in the opinion, disclose such laches on the part of Riker in asserting the rights which he here claims that a court of equity should refuse to interpose without inquiry whether the suit can or cannot be excluded from the operation of the statute of limitations of the New York.
APPEALS FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
William H. Aspinwall, Joseph W. Alsop, Edwin Bartlett, David Leavitt, Edward Learned, Samuel W. Comstock, and William A. Booth, holders of construction bonds of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company, Eastern Division, issued to the stockholders and creditors of that corporation, on the 15th day of December, 1858, a circular inviting them to unite in adopting an agreement such as was transmitted with the circular. In that circular, they expressed the opinion that by the adoption of the proposed agreement, the company would be enabled to place its road and property in a condition to command the entire business to which, from its location, it would be fairly entitled;
"to meet promptly all future demands upon it for interest on its remaining indebtedness, from its net earnings to pay fair dividends upon its stock within a reasonable time, and that all causes for litigation will be removed, and the interests of all parties be thereby placed in a safe and reliable position. "
With the circular was submitted a statement showing that the estimated liabilities of the company, with interest to July 1, 1859, aggregated $18,393,768, of which $2,050,000 were first mortgage bonds, $258,000 were second mortgage bonds, $4,242,000 were construction or third mortgage bonds, part of which were to be used in redeeming and retiring the second mortgage bonds, and $3,320,000 were income bonds, including scrip certificates.
The appellant Andrew J. Riker was at that time the holder and owner of nine of the company's construction bonds.
The agreement recited that the subscribers were
"desirous that concessions shall be made by all parties in interest which shall discharge a portion of the indebtedness of said company, and thereby assure the prompt payment of all sums which shall become due on the residue thereof, and without prejudice to the proper improvement and maintenance of the road and its appurtenances."
By the first paragraph of the proposed agreement, it was provided that subscribers who were owners or legal representatives of legal demands against the company would discharge the same on payment therefor by the company, as follows: for the three coupons that were then or that should become due on its first mortgage bonds next prior to and including those due July 1, 1859, one-half thereof in money and one-half thereof in shares of the capital stock of the company at par; for the coupons that were then or that should become due on second mortgage bonds, up to and including those due April 1, 1859, one-half thereof in money, and one-half in shares at par; for the principal of second mortgage bonds, one-third in shares at par, and the remaining two-thirds in construction bonds at par; for the coupons that were then due, or that might become due, on its income bonds, up to and including those due May 1, 1859, together with the principal of such income bonds, in shares at par; for the scrip (certificates convertible into income bonds) issued by the company, in shares at par; for other evidences of indebtedness against the company, as the same were admitted or allowed by its directors, in shares at par, the interest on the above demands
(excepting coupons), so to be paid, to be made up to the 1st day of July, 1859, and to be paid in the same manner as the demands to which it related.
By the second paragraph, it was provided that subscribers being owners or legal representatives of shares of the capital stock of the company would transfer all their shares to its directors, or to such person or persons as the directors should designate and appoint, to be reissued or retransferred to make the above payments, and to return to the subscribers or their legal representatives who transferred their shares such portion as they would be entitled to under the agreement, the residue, if any, to belong to the company.
The third paragraph provided that the covenants contained in the above paragraphs were upon the following conditions: (1) that the owners or legal representatives of all demands or stock paid or transferred should subscribe to and comply with the agreement, or that equivalent concessions be made, so that the entire payments contemplated should be made, the company to purchase with any balance of shares remaining after the payments above named, or with other means, $50,000 of the first mortgage or construction bonds, and to cancel all the bonds and coupons so paid or purchased, except those necessary for exchange for second mortgage bonds as aforesaid, so that on the 1st day of July, 1859, the indebtedness should not exceed $5,000,000, of which not more than $2,050,000 should be represented by first mortgage bonds, and the residue by construction bonds, with interest running from March 1, 1859; (2) that the owners of income bonds should have loaned to the company the money required to make the cash part of the above payments, such loan, with interest, to be repaid at the earliest practicable time consistent with the proper maintenance of the road; (3) that the City of Cincinnati should grant such modifications and releases of its demands, contracts, and claims against the company as its directors and the trustees named in the agreement should deem satisfactory; (4) that the capital stock of the company should not exceed $7,500,000 unless increased by a further reduction of its bonded debt.
It was further provided that the subscribers should transfer and deliver to the persons named as trustees, their survivors and successors in trust, their several demands, and all evidences thereof, that were contemplated to be discharged or paid for in shares of stock, and all their shares of said capital stock, with power to transfer, to be managed by such trustees for the benefit of the subscribers and their legal representatives in the proportions and upon the terms and conditions specified in the agreement, and should comply with any requirements which the trustees, pursuant to authority, should make
The persons who sent out the above circular, their survivors and successors, were named as trustees under the agreement, a majority of them to have authority to do such acts and things on behalf of the subscribers as they deemed necessary or expedient to carry out the purposes of the agreement, which did not impose liability upon a subscriber to pay any money except at his option.
The other paragraphs of the agreement prescribed in detail the mode in which the proposed scheme should be executed, and the authority which the designated trustees might exercise.
Among other things, it was provided in the proposed agreement that the trustees should issue and deliver certificates equal to the amount of demands admitted or allowed, properly equalizing any differences occasioned by priorities of time in such transfers or deliveries; that the trustees, in their discretion, might purchase, for the benefit of the trust, bonds of the company not contemplated to be delivered to them, also other evidences of indebtedness and shares of stock deemed essential or beneficial to the trust and to parties interested therein, and issue certificates in payment therefor; that said certificates should be the only evidence of the interest of subscribers in the property of the trust, which interest was to be such proportion thereof as the amount of any certificate or certificates bore to the amount of all the certificates issued by the trustees, and that when the parties necessary to carry out the provisions of the first three paragraphs of the agreement
had subscribed and complied with the same, and the trustees were furnished with evidences of the demands to be paid only in part, the trustees should cancel and surrender to the company all evidences of its indebtedness then belonging to the trust.
In view of the contingency of a foreclosure of some of the mortgages upon the road and property, it was provided that the trustees might make such arrangements with the trustees named therein, or with the owners of the bonds secured thereby, as, in their opinion, would enable them to protect the interests of the trust without making calls upon subscribers; but failing in this, and if they deemed the trust property insufficient or unavailable for the purchase of the road and property at any sale thereof, then they might, on sixty days' notice, make calls on owners of certificates for their just proportion of the means necessary for the purpose, provided that any party so called on could at his option, omit or refuse to pay any portion of any or of all such calls in the proportion of money or bonds called, in which case the trustees could procure the deficiency from other persons, and issue and deliver certificates for such amounts as they might agree upon.
It was further provided that in the event of the purchase of the road and property by the trustees and the procurement of title and possession, the trustees should transfer the same to the owners or legal representatives of the certificates issued in pursuance of the proposed agreement, according to and on the surrender of their several certificates, and distribute to them severally any other trust property, or the proceeds therefrom, remaining in their hands, such transfer and distribution to be made to each certificate holder in the proportion that the amounts of his certificates should bear to the whole amount of the certificates outstanding, and that if any subscriber to the agreement should, directly or indirectly, purchase the whole or any part of the road or property, then every other subscriber, or his legal representative, could at any time thereafter, until sixty days shall have elapsed from service of notice upon him, pay or legally tender to such purchasing subscriber or subscribers such proportion of the purchase money paid by
him or them as was equal to the amounts of the certificates issued to him or them, and to such other subscribers, respectively, under the agreement, and he should then be entitled to participate in the ratio the money he paid or tendered should bear to the purchase money.
The appellant Riker signed the agreement for three of the nine construction bonds held by him, and kept the remaining six in his possession.
On the 18th of March, 1859, formal notice was given to the stockholders of the company, by the trustees named, that only a part of those whose signatures were essential in order to carry out the main purpose of the agreement had signed it, and that the trustees, under the authority given them, had adopted a resolution that the right to subscribe would cease from and after May 1, 1859, except upon the unanimous consent of the trustees, and that on that day the trustees would determine whether the agreement had been subscribed by a sufficient number for the consummation of the objects contemplated by it.
On the 13th day of December, 1860, and at the request of the holders of certificates, the trustees made a statement that was embodied in a circular addressed to creditors and stockholders, showing that the claims surrendered to the trustees under the agreement aggregated at that time $10,549,570.84, for which $182,995.66 was paid in cash and $10,366,575.18 in trust certificates.
In the same statement, the trustees said:
"The suit instituted by the second mortgage bondholders is being urged to a decision in the courts of Ohio and Indiana, and a decree of sale will no doubt be obtained in a few weeks, at the latest, when it will become necessary for the trustees to exercise the authority given in the agreement of 15th December, 1858, to protect the property of the trust."
By a circular issued by the trustees to creditors and stockholders on the 11th day of July, 1861, the latter were informed that the foreclosure suit instituted by the second mortgage bondholders had resulted in a decree of sale, and that by the terms of such decree the road could not be sold for less than
$1,000,000, subject to the first mortgage of $2,050,000. Creditors and stockholders were also informed by the same circular that the trustees required from them $623,165, in addition to their then available means, to enable them to protect the trust by a purchase of the property. The sale under the decree obtained by the holders of second mortgage bonds was advertised for October 21, 1861; but, as no bid was offered equal to the requirements of the decree, the property was not then sold.
Subsequently, certain amendments of the trust agreement were made at meetings of the subscribers, which amendments, the trustees claim, were made for the purpose of enabling them to protect the trust by purchasing second mortgage bonds and holding them for the benefit of the trust. These purchases were made prior to April 17, 1863.
During the year 1866, the trustees and the holders of certificates issued under the trust agreement determined to wind up the trust. To that end, the trustees holding second mortgage bonds for the benefit of the trust caused the property specified in the decree of foreclosure to be duly readvertised for sale. The sale was adjourned from time to time, but it finally took place on the 9th of January, 1867, the trustees becoming the purchasers at $1,000,000. A plan of reorganization was adopted by the certificate holders, and the trust agreement was so amended that it could be carried into effect. That plan contemplated the formation of a new corporation to receive from the trustees the property purchased by them, and all other property and rights belonging to the trust. The new corporation was formed by the name of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company, and on the 18th day of December, 1867, it took, by regular transfer from the trustees, the trust property held by the latter, including all the property, real and personal, and all the franchises of the old corporation.
The object of the present suit is to hold those who were trustees under the agreement of 1858, and who participated in the proceedings under which the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company acquired the property in question, personally liable to Riker for the amount due on the six construction
bonds he withheld from the trustees. The theory of the suit is that the agreement of 1858 had in view the protection of all the bonds held by subscribers -- those withheld from as well as those delivered to the trustees under that agreement -- and consequently that the purchase of the property by the trustees for the protection simply of the particular debts covered by the trust agreement was contrary to its object and provisions, and was such a breach of duty upon their part as made them liable to him for the amount due on six construction bonds.
The defense, stated generally, was that the trustees held relations of trust to those who subscribed the agreement of 1858 only in respect to the debts for which the subscribers signed; that the plaintiff refused to avail himself of the opportunity to become a party to that agreement in respect to the bonds held by him, except the three construction bonds for which he signed; that by the sale under the above decree of foreclosure, all the debts of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company that were subordinate in right to the holders of second mortgage bonds were cut off, and that those who acted from time to time as trustees under the agreement of 1858 had no duty to perform except to represent the subscribers thereto in respect to the parts of claims for which they signed. The defendants also relied upon the statute of limitations barring all claims not accruing within six and ten years, respectively, before the commencement of action.
The court below sustained the plaintiff's demand and rendered a personal decree for the amount due on his six construction bonds not embraced in the agreement of 1858. The decree was for the aggregate sum of $18,305. Both plaintiff and defendants appealed, the former claiming that a larger amount should have been awarded to him.
The grounds upon which the circuit court held the plaintiff to be entitled to a decree for the value of his six unsurrendered construction bonds are fully stated in an opinion rendered by the learned circuit judge who tried the case. 27 F. 251, 256, 257. "The concessions to be made by holders of construction bonds," the court said,
"were the surrender by them of one-third of the principal of their bonds,
and acceptance, in lieu thereof, of an interest in the trust fund which was to come into the hands of the trustees under the plan of the agreement. Beyond the one-third which they were to surrender, they were to have no interest in the trust fund, and their rights were to remain the same as though no agreement had been subscribed, and the only change effected in their previous relations to the company was that thenceforth they were embarked with the trustees in the common undertaking which the trustees obligated themselves to carry out. By the terms of the agreement, the trustees promised to distribute the trust fund which was to be created among the certificate holders according to their respective interests. If they had succeeded in exchanging the claims which had been surrendered to them by creditors for stock of the company, the trust fund which they would have distributed would have been the stock of the company, and the certificate holders would have become stockholders whose rights would have been subordinate to the existing mortgages upon the property. The holders of construction bonds who had surrendered a third of their holdings under the agreement would have occupied the position of stockholders for the amount surrendered, but their rights as bondholders for the unsurrendered two-thirds of their bonds would have remained the same as before."
"There is not a word in the agreement to indicate that they could purchase the road discharged of the equitable lien of those who had surrendered a portion of their bonds in order that the remaining part should be more safely secured. . . . The trustees did not purchase upon the foreclosure of the second mortgage because a sale of the property was imminent. They did so because a sale, and a purchase by them under such a sale, would afford a convenient method of closing out their trust, and enable them to convey a satisfactory title to the new corporation. Of course they occupy no better position towards the complainant than they would if they had purchased pursuant to the conditions of the trust. They now insist, as they have insisted all along, that they owe no duty to the complainant, and that no one had any right to share in the proceeds of the trust fund arising under the agreement except
certificate holders, or in the distribution of the property which they acquired by purchase. It does not follow, because the complainant had no interest in the trust fund, and was not entitled to share in its distribution after he had parted with his certificate, that the trustees owed him no duty respecting the unsurrendered two-thirds of his bonds. They undertook to become his trustees for the purpose of protecting, as well as could practically be done, his interest as a secured bondholder of the company, to the extent of two-thirds of his original security, in consideration of his becoming a subscriber to the agreement."
On the other hand, the contention of the trustees from the outset was that the securities received by them and those they purchased were to be held for the exclusive benefit of certificate holders, and that they never became trustees for the plaintiff in respect to the six construction bonds not surrendered by him, and for which no certificate was issued.
Whether the view taken by the circuit court of the relations between the trustees and the complainant be correct or not we do not deem it necessary to determine, for in our judgment the case must be disposed of without considering that question -- namely, upon the ground that the plaintiff was not entitled to the interposition of equity in his behalf. His bill should have been dismissed without prejudice to an action at law. It is impossible to doubt that he was fully informed of every step taken by the trustees from time to time in the discharge of what they conceived to be their duty to certificate holders. He was not ignorant of the fact that the original agreement of 1858 was amended in important particulars in 1862 and 1863, and that, in virtue of the additional powers conferred by those amendments, the trustees, by purchases made prior to April 15, 1863, acquired the second mortgage bonds, and thereby obtained control of the foreclosure suit.
In November, 1866, he was present at a meeting of certificate holders, and mentioned to Campbell, who became a trustee in 1864, the fact that he held six construction bonds. Campbell replied that he knew nothing about the early workings of the trust, and would inquire into the matter. In
January, 1867, the road and its appurtenances were sold, as he well knew, and were purchased by the trustees, and in December, 1867, he presented his six construction bonds to Campbell, the chairman of the trustees, and told him that he (Riker) wanted done for those bonds what was done for them in the agreement -- meaning the agreement of December 15, 1858. Campbell, doubtless supposing that Riker meant to assert some interest in the property, replied to him that the bonds "were not worth a cent, as they were shut out by the sale" under the foreclosure decree. He was thus distinctly informed as early as December, 1867, that his claim upon the property acquired by the trustees for the certificate holders was disputed, but he took no steps to vindicate his rights, if any he then had. He was quiescent until December 10, 1870, which was nearly four years after the purchase by the trustees, and nearly three years after they had conveyed it to a new corporation, the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company. On that day, he served a formal written notice upon Campbell, as chairman of the trustees, that he held and owned the six construction bonds (describing them), and demanded that Campbell pay or secure to him the aggregate of principal and interest then due on them -- $10,830. Then ensued another period of inaction, for the present suit was not brought until August 7, 1876 -- more than thirteen years after the trustees purchased the second mortgage bonds for the benefit of the trust, more than nine years after the purchase of the road at the foreclosure sale, for the benefit of certificate holders, and nearly nine years after the interview between the plaintiff and Campbell in which the latter told him that his bonds had been cut off by that sale, and were not worth anything.
The record discloses no element of fraud or concealment upon the part of the trustees, or of any of them. What they did was done openly, and was known, or might have been known, by the exercise of the slightest diligence upon the part of everyone interested in the property of the old corporation. The plaintiff unquestionably knew, or could easily have ascertained, before the trustees bought the property at
the foreclosure sale -- at any rate, before they transferred it to the new corporation -- that their purchase would be and was exclusively for the benefit of certificate holders interested in the trust. Although his bonds had not then matured, he could have taken steps to prevent any transfer of the property that would impair his equitable rights in it, or instituted proper judicial proceedings, of which all would be required to take notice, to have his interest in the property adjudicated. He allowed the trust to be wound up, and postponed any appeal to a court of equity based upon an alleged breach of trust by the trustees, until six out of the seven original trustees had died. His laches cannot be excused upon the ground that the trust assumed by the trustees was express or direct, for it is clearly established that the trustees, as early as December, 1867, denied and repudiated, as the plaintiff knew, the existence of any trust in relation to such of the construction bonds as the plaintiff did not surrender to them. Speidel v. Henrici, 120 U. S. 377; Riddle v. Whitehill, 135 U. S. 621; Philippi v. Philippe, 115 U. S. 151. We therefore incline to think that this suit cannot be excluded from the operation of the statute of limitations of New York prescribing a limitation of six years for an action "upon a contract, obligation, or liability, express or implied." N.Y.Civ.Code Pro. in force prior to September 1, 1877; Voorhees' Code § 91, 4th ed. 86; 5th ed. 69, 70; Miller v. Wood, 116 N.Y. 351; Carr v. Thompson, 87 N.Y. 160; Kirby v. Lake Shore &c. Railroad, 120 U. S. 130, 120 U. S. 139.
But without placing our decision upon that ground, and independently of the statute of limitations, the case is one in which a court of equity should refuse to interpose because of laches upon the part of appellant in asserting the rights he now claims. Looking at all the circumstances, particularly the nature of the property, good faith demanded that if he intended to question the right of the trustees to acquire, hold, and transfer it for the exclusive benefit of certificate holders, he should have done so by formal proceedings, commenced within a reasonable time after he became cognizant of all the facts. The case is one peculiarly for the application of the
rule that equity, in the exercise of its inherent power to do justice between parties, will, when justice demands it, refuse relief, even if the time elapsed without suit is less than that prescribed by the statute of limitations. Harwood v. Railroad Co., 17 Wall. 79; Twin Lick Oil Co. v. Marbury, 91 U. S. 587, 91 U. S. 592; Hayward v. National Bank, 96 U. S. 611, 96 U. S. 616; Richards v. Mackall, 124 U. S. 183, 124 U. S. 187; Hammond v. Hopkins, 143 U. S. 224, 143 U. S. 250. As observed in Halstead v. Griffinnan, 152 U. S. 412, 152 U. S. 416,
"the length of time during which the party neglects the assertion of his rights, which must pass in order to show laches varies with the peculiar circumstances of each case, and is not, like the matter of limitations, subject to an arbitrary rule. It is an equitable defense, controlled by equitable considerations, and the lapse of time must be so great, and the relations of the defendant to the rights such, that it would be inequitable to permit the plaintiff to now assert them."
The decree is reversed at the costs of the complainant, and the cause remanded with directions to dismiss the bill without prejudice to an action at law.


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by Langston Hughes
How are imagery and irony used in the poem "Harlem" by Langston Hughes?
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Langston Hughes poem "Harlem" written in 1951 spoke of the frustration of the black people before the Civil Rights movement which began later in the decade. Segregation ran rampant throughout the country and metaphorically shackled the Negro with separate schools, restrooms, menial work, and despicable housing. Hughes' poetry often has the theme of disappointment in the inferior status of his people.
The poem is frank and down to earth, much like the language of Harlem in the 1950s. Hughes begins by asking the rhetorical question: "What happens to a dream deferred?" His answer mirrored the undercurrent flowing through Harlem and the rest of the country. No work, no money, no respect, no education, no comforts---these were the load that Hughes refers to at the end of his poem. The dream of freedom and equality was festering.
Maybe it just sags
Like a heavy load
or does it explode?
The last line of the poem, again a question, becomes almost a threat of what will happen if hope is not returned to the black people. If there is no hope, than there are no dreams of the future and a better life. In its eleven lines, the poem does not seem bitter; however, with words like fester, stink, rotten, crust, and sore--obviously, there rankle an embittered people.
The lyrical poem follows an irregular rhyming scheme. It does have a distinctive rhythmic and emotional quality. The poem, full of alliteration, depends on its similes and metaphors to enhance its theme: the dream. The first simile conveys the image of the unwritten grape, luscious and juicy, lying too long in the sun and drying up like a wrinkled raisin, decaying, reeking, and eventually oozing like rotten meat. Quite an image! His second simile condemns the smoothing over with sweetly coated lies of politicians or government promising that things will get better black man, just keep on working and submitting.
Hughes, metaphor insinuates that the heavy load the black people have endured for a hundred years is becoming too hard to bear. If there no change, there will be an explosion.
Verbal irony means saying one thing and meaning another. Hughes, poem is filled with irony. The dream is the dashed hopes of the black man. The poet is not speaking of the image of the actual raisin in the sun, but of the black man waiting and waiting, dreaming and hoping, until finally he stands up and bursts out from under the oppression of white society. The poem is an opus foretelling the riotous events to come.
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN BEST BELOVED!
I literally used to wake up and worry, I'd wake up with heart palpitations and all the scary things that could possibly go wrong that day would come flooding into my consciousness. These days, most days…… I wake up and I smile! And I choose to to focus on gratitude, peace and joy instead. I believe my morning inner smile practice has been and will continue to be one of my most powerful allies in this exciting transformative process of my health and my life……and most definitely in learning to love my body and all aspects of myself!
And when I say 'smile', I don't mean that outer social smile that we've been conditioned to wear in public, or a smile we send out because we so very much want to be warmed up with a reciprocal smile from someone else. What I'm talking about here is a genuine 'real deal' smile, and the FEELING of that in your body. The feel of watching the most exquisite sunset; the feel of having a good giggle with your best friends; the feeling of being really 'turned on'; the feeling of joy and heart melting wonder at a new born baby, the innocence and playfulness of children, the experience of deep gratitude; the feel of the best dance / swim / love making / funny movie ever! You might have noticed that the key word here is FEEL – its the difference between a physical social smile and a truly genuine smile that emerges from an open heart and that is a pure unconditional expression of joy.
I used to wonder whether its good to smile when you don't feel it, and of course its not, all the time. It's really important to acknowledge all of our feelings, isn't it. But the point is, this exercise of inner smile, cultivates our capacity to switch on the genuine joy, simply by tuning into that which normally makes us feel loving and joyful. It doesn't mean you can't attend to other emotions later…..and if you're not naturally prone to states of joy, this can take a little practice, but its a thousand times more than worth it… Soon you'll be able to tune into different states of joy purely by intention at the flick of a switch (and yes, of course there are days when its more challenging!) And understanding the science of how it affects my body gives me mega incentive to literally SMILE MY HEART INSIDE OUT!!
WHAT IS THE INNER SMILE MEDITATION?
It enhances the alkalinity of our body's cells. This is tremendously significant when we know that an over acidic body is a breeding ground for unhealthy, irregular cell replication.
Linked to the above benefit, the Inner smile boosts our immune system enormously.. Studies have shown that if you give someone a nasty glare you can deplete the production of their white blood cells (ie our immune function) for up to seven hours. Oooh nasty! But think about the opposite scenario, if you give someone a genuine smile of joy, you can positively affect the reproduction of their white blood cells for up to seven hours…… and, to take that one step further, just imagine how we can affect our own immune system when we smile inwardly at ourselves. Yes, we really do have the power to change our own inner landscape, and it is so simple, its almost ridiculous!
The Inner Smile connects us to our body – we can have a tendency to spend vast amounts of time in our heads, thinking, over thinking, worrying, or even higher still, out of our body, but that's not really helpful if we want to be grounded, present and effective! The Inner Smile can help us have a relationship with all the different parts of our body, to feel when these different parts are disconnected or need more healing help. We literally can direct our smile to heal any part of our body. And we can really feel these parts of our body softening and melting open as they receive our joyful attention.
It is possible, as well, that you can 'fake it to make it' . Studies have shown that the mere act of upturning the sides of the mouth sends physiological messages to the brain that activate our feel good hormones and tell it that all is well in our world. However, it is the COMBINATION of our upturned mouth with the real deal joyful emotion AND our intention that is POTENT beyond words.
Go on, surprise them…. sending them your loving presence and feel good vibes, will have those cells sitting up and taking notice. You'll have them tingling and dancing with expectation of good things to come in absolutely no time at all.
Yes, we totally do have that power – taoist wisdom understands that where our 'intention goes energy flows'. The inner smile really does lead to inner happiness and outer radiance….. let's celebrate our joyful smile as the precious treasure it is.


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Генна́дий Фили́ппович Ку́цев (также Шафранов-Куцев; ) — советский и российский философ, социолог. Доктор философских наук (1978), профессор (1980), заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации, академик РАО (2015), научный руководитель Тюменского государственного университета. Главный редактор «Большой Тюменской энциклопедии» (2004—2009 годы).

Биография

В 1950—1956 годах работал чабаном в колхозе, рабочим ремонтно-строительной бригады, резчиком слюды на слюдяной фабрике; в это же время окончил вечернюю школу рабочей молодёжи.

В 1961 году окончил агрономический факультет Иркутского сельскохозяйственного института. В 1961—1963 годах — главный агроном колхоза «Знамя Ленина» (Иркутская область).

Комсомольская работа
В 1963—1969 годах — на комсомольской работе: секретарь обкома ВЛКСМ, ответственный организатор ЦК ВЛКСМ, первый секретарь Иркутского обкома комсомола. В 1969 году окончил аспирантуру Иркутского государственного университета и защитил диссертацию «Развитие отношений социалистического соревнования и решение основных задач коммунистического строительства в сельском хозяйстве (на материалах Восточной Сибири)» на соискание учёной степени кандидата философских наук.

Преподавательская деятельность
С 1970 года — старший преподаватель, доцент кафедры философии, декан факультета английского языка Иркутского педагогического института иностранных языков. С 1976 года — заведующий кафедрой философии, проректор по учебной работе Красноярского университета. В 1981—1987 годах занимал должность ректора Тюменского университета.

Работа в органах власти
С 1987 года — заместитель министра высшего и среднего специального образования РСФСР, с 1988 года — заместитель Председателя Госкомитета СССР по народному образованию; одновременно заведовал кафедрой философии и социологии Московской сельскохозяйственной академии им. Тимирязева.

Возвращение в Тюмень
С 1992 года вновь работает в Тюменском государственном университете: ректор, президент (2007—2012), научный руководитель (с октября 2012 года). Является председателем Тюменского областного отделения Академии социальных наук, Ассоциации «Тюменский региональный научно-образовательный комплекс», председателем комиссии по развитию образования Гражданского форума Тюменской области.

Политическая деятельность
В 1990 году был соперником В. С. Чертищева на выборах 1-го секретаря Тюменского обкома КПСС. В 1999 году выдвигался кандидатом в депутаты Государственной Думы по федеральному партийному списку от избирательного объединения «Наш дом — Россия», но в Думу не прошёл.

С декабря 2001 по март 2007 г. — депутат Тюменской областной Думы третьего созыва, член постоянной комиссии по социальным вопросам. Инициатор разработки и принятия закона Тюменской области «Об экологическом образовании и просвещении населения Тюменской области» (2004), проекта закона Тюменской области «О благотворительной деятельности в Тюменской области» (2012).

Научная деятельность
Область научных исследований — социально-экономические проблемы профессионального образования в условиях глобализации и современного информационного взрыва:
 педагогическая инноватика, дистанционное обучение, использование информационных технологий в профессиональном образовании;
 методологические и организационные основы интеграции учебных заведений профессионального образования различного уровня, сетевые принципы их взаимодействия;
 методологические подходы к прогнозированию систем профессионального образования крупных регионов в связи с развитием региональной экономики на долгосрочный период;
 теоретическое обоснование гибкой, многоступенчатой, территориально-рассредоточенной модели классического университета в условиях трансформации российского общества;
 междисциплинарный подход к проблемам рынка образовательных услуг, обеспечения финансовой стабильности, собственности и налогообложения вузов;
 экономические аспекты развития дистанционного образования, перехода вузов к новой правовой форме «автономное учреждение»;
 анализ истории благотворительности в России, проблемы формирования и использования фондов целевого капитала вузов;
 разработка методики мониторинга финансового положения вузов, диверсификации их бюджетов.

Руководит научными коллективами по разработке программ развития образования Ямало-Ненецкого и Ханты-Мансийского автономных округов, Тюменской области: «Кадры-2000», «Кадры-2010», «Концепция развития профессионального образования Тюменской области до 2020 года».

Подготовил 42 кандидата и 10 докторов наук. Автор более 200 печатных работ.

Семья
Был женат, имел сына и дочь.

Награды и признание
 орден «За заслуги перед Отечеством» III степени (2019)
 орден «За заслуги перед Отечеством» IV степени (2001)
 орден Почёта (2009)
 медаль «За освоение недр и развитие нефтегазового комплекса Западной Сибири»
 медаль К. Д. Ушинского
 орден М. В. Ломоносова Национального комитета общественных наград (2006)
 серебряная медаль Питирима Сорокина (2008)
 Заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации (1997)
 почётный гражданин города Тюмени (1999)
 почётный доктор общественных наук Вулверхемптонского университета (Великобритания, 1996)
 заслуженный деятель науки Ханты-Мансийского автономного округа (2003)
 почётный работник науки и образования Тюменской области (2005)
 почётный профессор Сургутского государственного университета (2008)
 почётный доктор Даугавпилского университета (Латвия, 2011).

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Pseudothalestris monensis är en kräftdjursart som beskrevs av Brady 1901. Pseudothalestris monensis ingår i släktet Pseudothalestris och familjen Thalestridae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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