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WHY THE EIGHTH MUST GO
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By Lorna O'Hara
After much hemming and hawing, the Irish government has finally confirmed that the date for a referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment is going to be May 25th of this year. All over the world, young Irish people are booking their flights and planning the trip back home to vote in what may be our only chance in the foreseeable future to change the incredibly out-dated, restrictive and cruel abortion laws in our country.
In case you've been living under a rock, the Eighth Amendment (article 40.3.3) is a section of the Irish constitution that equates the life of a foetus with that of a fully grown woman. What this essentially means, is that abortion is basically illegal in Ireland. While abortion is supposed to be legal when a woman's life is at risk (including at risk from suicide), the nature of the purposefully vague Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act (2013) means that doctors don't actually know when to intervene to save a woman's life if complications during pregnancy arise.
Some people think that the Eighth will never affect them because they would simply never choose to have an abortion, but the truth is that you'll never know when you could end up facing that situation, because the Eighth affects every single pregnant person in Ireland. While our current abortion laws prevent those who have been raped, become pregnant as a result of incest, or cannot continue their pregnancy because of their health or financial reasons from accessing terminations, it also affects those of us who may be having a much wanted pregnancy. There are plenty of cases of women who, because of fatal foetal abnormalities or other complications during pregnancy or miscarriage, have found themselves in need of a termination. Much to their surprise, these women have found themselves abandoned by their country and forced to go abroad at the saddest moment in their lives to access a procedure they should be able to access at home, surrounded by their family.
Furthermore, the Eighth also affects decisions relating to the treatment of every single pregnant person who decides they want to continue with their pregnancy. So even if you want to have a child, you'll have no say over what happens to your body once you become pregnant. I don't know about you, but that's terrifying information to me. According to the Association for Improvement in Maternity Services in Ireland (AIMS), women are repeatedly coerced into having unnecessary Caesarean sections, procedures involving the forced rupture of membranes, and are often forced to undergo treatments and diagnostics during labour without their consent because of the Eighth amendment. These incredibly invasive procedures are often used in Ireland to speed up labour because until recently, the state's maternity policy insisted that women give birth within a specific timeframe, i.e. 3 births per 24 hours for every bed on maternity wards. Despite changes made with the implementation of the National Maternity Plan (2016), the number of C-sections in Irish maternity hospitals are three times the rates recommended by the World Health Organisation. This cynical use of unnecessary medical procedures is often presented as necessary because the foetus is "at risk". In fact a number of women have been told that if they don't consent to a C-section that "the guards will be called" or they may even have a high court injunction taken against them if they refuse. According to the HSE's National Consent Policy, the reason for this is: "because of the constitutional provision on the right to life of the unborn there is significant legal uncertainty regarding the extent of a pregnant woman's right to refuse treatment in circumstances in which the refusal would put the life of viable foetus at serious risk". Or as one of my friends who recently gave birth described: "you are continually reminded that you are not what's important, that the baby comes first and you are merely a vessel".
So, is this piece of legislation actually effective in preventing abortion in Ireland? Despite what the "Save the 8th" campaign says, the Eighth doesn't save anyone. Abortion happens in Ireland anyway; in fact countries where abortion is illegal have abortion rates roughly equal to countries where it's legal. And Ireland is no exception: 9 women a day go to the UK to access abortion services there, and that's only the women who actually give their addresses. Some even go to other European countries, for example Holland, to obtain terminations there. On top of that, 3 women a day also take illegal, but safe, abortion pills such as mifepristone and misoprostol, medications approved by the World Health Organisation. However, women who import and take these pills can risk a 14-year prison sentence. For comparison's sake, I'd just like to point out that the average prison sentence for rape in Ireland is 10 years. If you're raped and have to take the abortion pill, you can end up in prison for 14 years, while you're rapist, if you even manage to get him prosecuted, will most likely walk free in 10 years or realistically a lot less. For others who can't afford/are unable to travel or who can't get their hands on the abortion pill, other more riskier options such as taking out-of-date stomach medication to induce miscarriage or other incredibly unsafe practices have also been recorded.
This, all of this, is because there is a group of people in society who want to impose their moral imperative on everyone. I wouldn't know what to do if I became pregnant, but I know that I certainly wouldn't impose my own choice on others. That's all being pro-choice is and that's all what repealing the Eighth aims to achieve. No one is pro-abortion. It's not an "extreme" point of view. The anti-choice side love to paint us all as evil witches, but all we want is for people to make their own choices when it comes to their bodies: the when, where and how they have children. It's the simplest thing ever really: you don't want to have an abortion? Then don't have one. Voting no to repealing the Eighth will do absolutely nothing to "save the unborn"; that moral crusade is just a thinly veiled attempt to maintain the status quo which drives women into desperate situations.
Abortion has always happened in Ireland, and it always will. If you truly want to reduce abortion, then you should be investing your time and money into sex education and provision of contraception, which are the only proven ways to reduce abortion rates. You should be inside schools teaching them about that instead of erecting giant graphic posters of 22 week old aborted foetuses outside. All we're doing here is sending our women away, across the sea alone and taking them back silent and bleeding on the plane. We're sending couples whose much-wanted child won't survive outside the womb away from their families and taking them back with tiny white coffins in the boots of their cars. We're making young girls, who are not more than children themselves, take abortion pills alone and afraid in their bedrooms. We're risking the lives of women who have complications in pregnancy and tying the hands of doctors who want to intervene. Is that compassion? Is that "loving them both"? Is that caring or Christian or any of the things that the anti-choice brigade claim to be?
We've been marching at demonstrations, engaging in debates, and writing letters to our TDs for so long and now we're finally going to have the referendum we've been demanding for the past 6 years and that many other activists have been waiting for since the infamous Eighth was introduced 35 years ago. Getting to this point has been because of years of work by dedicated activists, but they can only do so much. The rest is up to us now. This is not a time for complacency and we cannot expect others who have worked for so long to continue to do all the work for us. We need to be changing minds wherever we can; we need to be having those difficult conversations with family, friends, neighbours and work colleagues. Just as you should never presume that young people will automatically vote yes, you should never presume that it's a lost cause to talk to your elderly religious aunt, because people can always surprise you. Some of the most heartening stories I've heard so far have been from friends who, shaking with fear and emotion, went and talked to their parents who they presumed would vote "no", and were surprised to find them on their side and ready to vote "yes". I can tell you for a fact it's not always going to be that easy, indeed I had my own experience just a few weeks ago when discussing it with my religious and quite traditional mother. It's tough, but it needs to be done. I can only hope that you can use some of what I've written here to guide those delicate conversations.
Despite the fact that it may seem that attitudes have changed and that there's a huge amount of support among young people, every single vote is going to count in this referendum. Remember, the divorce referendum in Ireland only passed by less than 1% back in 1995. Please, please don't presume that this is going to pass. We need to be talking with everyone we know and we need to be making sure that we're all on the electoral register, and if not, we need to be applying to the supplemental register (which can be done up to 14 days before the referendum). We need to be canvassing, and if that isn't your thing, then we need to be fundraising, donating or just talking about it. We need to make sure we vote. We need to make sure the men in our lives vote. We need to ensure that our families and friends vote. We need those abroad who are eligible to come back and vote. We need everyone on board, because we may never get another chance at this in our life time. This is an historic moment in our history and it's too important not to get involved.
Lorna O'Hara is a doctoral student and feminist activist currently living between Berlin and Dublin. Her writing and research focuses on feminist activism and art, in particular similarities/differences between international feminist groups and artistic projects that have a focus on increasing awareness about/changing violence against women and the control of women's bodies.
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>It's been pointed out that the guy pictured on the left has the scope on backwards on his AR-whatever.
>It's a low power variable scope, and it's not on backward. It's also not an "AR", it's an FN SCAR.


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Published: Wed 26 Aug 2009, 10:00 AM
A true citizen of Athlone and a man at ease in his surroundings
Nobody could be more at home in Athlone town than Paddy Mannion. He lives about 50 yards from where he was born in 1934, and its close by where he went to school, and also walking distance from where he spent most of his working life. Paddy's maternal and paternal families were immersed in Irish nationalism and then in the pro-Treaty side of the argument during the early years of the twentieth century. His mother, Kathleen, came from Wolfe Tone Terrace and she had a brother, John Blaney, who was a Company Captain in the 3rd Battalion of the Athlone Brigade of the IRA. During Easter week 1916, he was with a party of men who headed for Shannonbridge ready to defend it until Roger Casement's rifles arrived. After spending time in Wakefield prison in the UK, he served with the local IRA unit in Athlone until the Truce, when he joined the Free State Army. He was killed in July 1922, during an ambush near Ferbane. John Blaney's name is etched on the IRA monument at Custume Place, Athlone. Paddy's father, Jimmy, was a very popular Athlone man, who originally worked in Athlone Woollen Mills, and was a member of the Irish Volunteer Forces. Following the signing of the Treaty, he too joined the Free State Army. Jimmy was one of the first soldiers who marched into Athlone Barracks with Sean McEoin and George Adamson. Jimmy had also worked on the building of SS Peter's and Paul's Church after leaving the army. When Paddy came along in 1934, Jimmy and his wife Kathleen (nee Blaney) were living in Lucas Court, and two years later, when the Gentex factory opened Jimmy got a job there. The Mannions were involved in Gentex from the day it opened in 1936, until it finally closed its doors in 1984, when Paddy then found himself out of a job. However, many years previous to that, Paddy was an only child going to the Marist School, (in a classroom, which was situated on the site of the current Athlone Little Theatre) when the Athlone Woollen Mills fire hit, in November 1940. "I remember that night like it was yesterday, and it was a night I'll never forget," said Paddy. "We were minding my baby cousin, and the factory horn went off. The Battle of Britain was going on at the time, so everyone was absolutely terrified and thought it was an air raid here." It was the middle of the night, and the Mannions left their house in Lucas Court, and saw the street as bright as day outside. The Athlone Woollen Mills was on the site of where the Radisson Hotel is today. "Everyone was advised to evacuate their houses, and we went down to my aunt and uncle, who were the O'Mahoneys in Wolfe Tone Terrace," said Paddy. "We gathered our belongings and threw everything into the pram. My baby cousin was put in the pram, and I was standing on the back of it, and then we all ran, and looking back I could see the sparks and hear the explosions." The family house in Lucas Court got a battering from the Woollen Mills fire, and in later years, Paddy's parents applied for permission to have it re-roofed and refurbished, and this was turned down by Athlone Urban District Council. They were then offered another house of their choice, and it was in the adjoining St Francis Terrace that the family chose to live in 1957. Paddy went to school in the Marist National and laughs today about "it being like something out of Charles Dickens, because there was neither light nor heat in there, and in winter evenings it was hard to make out what was on the blackboard". Paddy's first teacher was Miss Kearney, and he also was taught by Miss Beesty, and then by Mr Timmy O'Brien, who lived in Garden Vale. Brother Patrick was the principal of the Marist National at the time, and it was he who instilled in Paddy, his lifelong love of music. "He used to tell us about Mozart and classical music, and I used to hang on his every word, and I sang the Latin Mass in the boys choir," said Paddy. "Today I can listen to anything from Beethoven to the Bothy Band, and now that I'm retired I go to afternoon summertime concerts in the National Concert Hall in Dublin." Paddy went to the Athlone Vocational School when he left the Marist and stayed there until he completed his Group Certificate, which followed a course of shorthand, typing and business studies which qualified him to do clerical work. By the time Paddy was an adult in the early 1950s, jobs were very scarce in Ireland, and so he followed his father, Jimmy into Gentex, where he started on 47 shillings per week. "I never wanted to go into Gentex, but your parents called the shots in those days, so I admire youngsters today, who decide their own destiny, but still there was a scarcity of jobs around then," said Paddy. Paddy started worked in the BDF (bleaching, dying, finishing) section in Gentex, and stayed there for a month, when he was then transferred to the Work Study Dept. Here Paddy had to work on methods of how the jobs were done throughout the factory. He stayed there until the late 1960s, when he moved into the job of Production Planner. "I was responsible for everything that went into the production line, and had to work out the number of machines and amount of material that was needed and had to forecast delivery dates," he said. "Also when Gentex closed their spinning department, we had to shift stuff from half way around the world, and were at the mercy of weather and shipping strikes and you could have machines lying idle and customers didn't want to know about that, but wanted things done on time." Gentex closed permanently in 1984, at a time when Paddy had a wife and young family. Paddy met Angela Reynolds from Fardrum, in a record shop, 'The Music Box' in Gleeson Street, Athlone. The couple got married in 1962, and went to live in Paddy's St Francis Terrace home, where they still reside today. Paddy and Angela have four grown up children, Caroline, Shane, Gail and Eoin. "I go to mass six mornings a week because I was so grateful I got a good job when I left Gentex," said Paddy. Paddy took on a campaign of seeking work during the recession of the mid-1980's, and did two management courses with Anco/FAS, and did seasonal work in the Department of Education. He followed this up with doing security work in both Dunnes Stores shops in Athlone, and also at the head Post Office. He learned job seeking skills such as CV planning and interviews at FÁS and had his name down for all types of employment in the town. "When I was 56 in 1990, word came that there was a job in the Tax Office, and after the interview I got a letter to say that I got the job of Paper Keeper, which had me responsible for incoming mail and all outgoing mail," said Paddy. "I sometimes had to fill in on the switchboard, and it was all a doodle compared to my last job in Gentex." Paddy retired from the Tax Office in 1999, and has some regrets about that, by saying, "it's wrong when a person in their health has to retire". Paddy has seen and being through a lot of Athlone history in the twentieth century and beyond, and advises anyone who finds themselves unemployed or retired, to focus on something new in their lives. "They should also take anything that comes along, like FAS courses," he said. "I go walking for about four miles a day, and that's why I feel so fit, and it's a wonderful thing to do with your time."

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Q: What is the difference between a[:]=b and a=b[:] a=[1,2,3]
b=[4,5,6]
c=[]
d=[]

Whats the difference between these two statements?
c[:]=a
d=b[:]

But both gives the same result.
c is [1,2,3] and d is [4,5,6]
And is there any difference functionality wise?

A: What Ashwini said. :) I'll elaborate a little bit:
In [1]: a=[1,2,3]

In [2]: b = a

In [3]: c = a[:]

In [4]: b, c
Out[4]: ([1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 3])

In [5]: a is b, a is c
Out[5]: (True, False)

and the other way:
In [1]: a = [1,2,3]

In [2]: aold = a

In [3]: a[:] = [4,5,6]

In [4]: a, aold
Out[4]: ([4, 5, 6], [4, 5, 6])

In [5]: a = [7,8,9]

In [6]: a, aold
Out[6]: ([7, 8, 9], [4, 5, 6])

See what happens?

A: c[:] = a it means replace all the elements of  c by elements of a
>>> l = [1,2,3,4,5]
>>> l[::2] = [0, 0, 0] #you can also replace only particular elements using this
>>> l
[0, 2, 0, 4, 0]

>>> k = [1,2,3,4,5]
>>> g = ['a','b','c','d']
>>> g[:2] = k[:2] # only replace first 2 elements
>>> g
[1, 2, 'c', 'd']

>>> a = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6],[7,8,9]]
>>> c[:] = a      #creates a shallow copy
>>> a[0].append('foo') #changing a mutable object inside a changes it in c too
>>> a
[[1, 2, 3, 'foo'], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]
>>> c
[[1, 2, 3, 'foo'], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]

d = b[:] means create a shallow copy of b and assign it to d , it is similar to d = list(b)
>>> l = [1,2,3,4,5]
>>> m = [1,2,3]
>>> l = m[::-1]
>>> l
[3,2,1]

>>> l = [[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]
>>> m = l[:] #creates a shallow copy
>>> l[0].pop(1) # a mutable object inside l is changed, it affects both l and m
2
>>> l
[[1, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]
>>> m
[[1, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9]]

A: Ashwini's answer accurately describes what is happening, here are a few examples of differences between the two methods:
a=[1,2,3]
b=[4,5,6]
c=[]
c2=c
d=[]
d2=d

c[:]=a                            # replace all the elements of c by elements of a
assert c2 is c                    # c and c2 should still be the same list
c2.append(4)                      # modifying c2 will also modify c
assert c == c2 == [1,2,3,4]
assert c is not a                 # c and a are not the same list

d=b[:]                            # create a copy of b and assign it to d
assert d2 is not d                # d and d2 are no longer the same list
assert d == [4,5,6] and d2 == []  # d2 is still an empty list
assert d is not b                 # d and b are not the same list

A: There isn't much difference.  c[:]=a updates the list that c refers to in place.  d=b[:] creates a new list which is a copy of b (forgetting the old list you created on the 4th line).  In most applications, you're unlikely to see the difference unless you have other references to the arrays sitting around.  Of course, with the c[:]=... version, you have to have a list c sitting around already.

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Governor visits "It Kids" at Dutch Fork High School
May 28, 2009 by nathansnews
Governor Mark Sanford delighted students at Dutch Fork High School on Wednesday by meeting with Kelly Payne's Current Issues Class (known more recently as the "It Kids" ). Governor Sanford fielded several questions from students and shared his vision for the future of the state.
Mrs. Payne's class has turned into a "must visit" for elected officials this year as her students are always keeping a watchful eye on the actions at the State House.
Sanford's visit capped a long list of public figures who visited the class this year. Other speakers included Education Superintendent Jim Rex, Attorney General Henry McMaster, Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom, House Speaker Bobby Harrell, House Minority Leader Harry Ott, Representatives Gilda Cobb-Hunter, Anton Gunn, James Smith, Nathan Ballentine and Nikki Haley, SLED Chief Reggie Lloyd, and other state politicos.
"Bringing leaders like these into the classroom has given my students the rare chance to meet and interact with some of the most powerful people in the state," Payne explained.
"We've been looking forward all school year to having the governor visit," said Payne. "Whether or not you share his stand on all issues, you've certainly got to admire the unflinching courage of his convictions. And his comfortable use of facts and logic to explain his stands really impressed my students. It meant so much to them that he took the time from his busy schedule to speak to them."
Almost 100 students packed the room to hear from the state's Chief Executive Officer. Rebecca VanMeter and Nathan Bell were the lucky students to greet the Governor at the front office and walked him to Mrs. Payne's class where he discussed major world civilizations such as the Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, the Greeks and creation of democracy, the Ottoman Empire….and their declines. He referenced The Truth About Tytler : democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury.
Students were obviously thrilled to have the Governor take time to visit and he made an impression by illustrating how much of the taxpayer's money goes to the government. True to form, he also used a chart for illustration during his visit; but this time it was one he drew on the board.
Sanford taking time to meet with our state's future leaders did not get lost on these bright students. Many said they couldn't believe how approachable he was and how he seemed like a "normal guy" who believes in doing what he feels is right based on principles.
On behalf of Dutch Fork High School, thanks Governor for the visit to our community!
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Drill Shows Davison Students The Consequences of Distracted Driving [VIDEO]
Whether a driver is distracted or driving drunk, the consequences can be deadly. Recently, students that attend Davison High School got a close look at what can happen during an organized drill.
According to ABC12, Davison High School senior Kacie Love wanted to help drive the point home to her fellow students by spearheading a mock crash drill Wednesday as her senior capstone project. She got help from Davison Police, Richfield Township Police, Allen Funeral Home, the Genesee County Sheriff's Office, Swartz Ambulance and students and staff.
This mock crash was really set up nicely with a very emotional scene that included a car that rear-ended another, which ultimately ended up killing one of the high school students. An actor playing the victim's mother was freaking out at the scene of her daughter's death and had to be restrained by officers.
This is the closest thing students will come to when it comes to the consequences of distracted or drunk driving. To watch ABC12's coverage and video of the mock drill, click here. I think these mock drills should be performed at every school, every year, especially around prom season.
Below are some videos of other schools around the country performing similar drills.
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Laryngeal nerve injury during birth
On Behalf of Harris, Powers & Cunningham PLLC | Mar 2, 2015 | Birth Injuries
Expectant mothers and their infants in the state of Arizona sometimes have a difficult and risky experience before them. It is possible for conditions in the womb to be such as to cause harm to the developing fetus, and the stress and trauma of the delivery process also has the potential to inflict serious injuries. One of the most commonly encountered forms of birth trauma is disturbance of the laryngeal nerve, an important nerve located in the neck.
Paralysis of the vocal chord is one well-known effect of birth trauma, and disruption of the laryngeal nerve accounts for approximately 10 percent of these cases. It can lead to difficulty breathing and swallowing. The disturbance can be first noted when the infant has a hoarse cry or a distinct noise while breathing known as stridor. However, there are a wide variety of causes that may result in these conditions, and a doctor should thoroughly examine the affected area to ascertain that stress of the laryngeal nerve is the cause.
Laryngeal nerve paralysis usually heals within four to six weeks. Cases of severe trauma may take between six months and a year to resolve. The most severe cases require tracheotomy and gavage feeding.
Medical malpractice that results in a birth injury, or that fails to detect a dangerous situation that should have been readily apparent during the due course of normal treatment, may be extremely injurious to the life and future prospects of the child. An attorney who has experience in medical negligence litigation can advice the parents of a child who has been injured at birth of the remedies that may be available.
Source: Medscape, "Laryngeal Nerve Injury", Nirupama Laroia, Feb. 2, 2015


This video tutorial belongs to the software category which is going to show you how to merge & center a cell in Microsoft Excel. Highlight the area that you want to merge. Press the "Merge and Center" button located in the tool bar at the top. The cell will be merged. Then, type in what you want to type and click on the cell that you merged. Right click on it. Next, select "Format Cells" and click on "Alignment" tab. Click on the drop box, select "Center" and click OK. Your text inside the merged cell will now be centered. It's as simple as that.


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She-Hulk Needs To Resolve Marvel's Biggest Plot Hole
Marvel needs to use the opportunity She-Hulk: Attorney at Law presents to explain what happened to the Sokovia Accords.
By Michileen Martin | Published 5 months ago
Why we're only a handful of episodes into the Disney+ series, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is already different from just about anything in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With Tatiana Maslany playing a lawyer specializing in superhuman law, we have the chance to finally get the answers to questions that have been bugging fans for years. In particular there's one legal question that the MCU once revolved around, but that seemed to just inexplicably disappear. Namely, what happened to the Sokovia Accords, and why aren't some of the surviving Avengers in prison?
A Refresher On The Sokovia Accords
In 2016's Captain America: Civil War–after Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) unintentionally causes the deaths of 26 civilians in Lagos–the Sokovia Accords are passed by the United Nations. The Accords make the Avengers an arm of the UN, who are only able to act with their permission and oversight. It's a bridge too far for many of the heroes, who split from the team and follow Captain America's (Chris Evans) leadership.
With She-Hulk bringing the subject of superhuman law in Marvel's narrative front and center, it seems like a perfect time for the MCU to handle how inconsistent it's been with the Accords. In WandaVision we find out the Accords are still in effect, but the MCU's different storytellers seem to acknowledge them only when it's convenient to the plot. Otherwise they're utterly ignored.
The Sokovia Accords Ignored Infinity War's Survivors
For one thing, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law might be able to tell us why Marvel heroes like Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) were not only not in prison in 2019's Avengers: Endgame, but were operating in the open without any attempt to hide. Rogers was leading survivors group sessions while Romanoff was in Avengers HQ, coordinating internationally–and even beyond Earth's borders–with other characters like Rhodey (Don Cheadle), Okoye (Danai Gurira), and Captain Marvel (Brie Larson).
In The Falcon and the Winter Soldier we learn that the heroes who refused to sign the Sokovia Accords are ultimately pardoned, but it seems unlikely this would've happened until after Endgame. After all, why would their failure to defeat Thanos (Josh Brolin) in Avengers: Infinity War make the world more sympathetic toward the heroes? It's also possible that, in the wake of Thanos's snap, neither the UN nor anyone else felt capturing superheroes was a priority. Regardless, an explanation was never given.
Two Avengers Potentially Belong In Prison, Regardless Of The Accords
Clint Barton is a mass murderer and it has nothing to do the Sokovia Accords. One thing She-Hulk might do is explain to Marvel fans why the archer is free. He's under house arrest in the opening moments of Endgame, and after the death of his family he leaves house arrest to embark on an international killing spree that would make someone like Jon Bernthal's the Punisher green with envy. By the time we get back to him in Hawkeye, as far as we're shown, Barton is never prosecuted for leaving house arrest, nor is he punished for all the murders he committed. Whether or not you feel what he did is justified, it doesn't explain why legal action was never taken.
Then there's someone She-Hulk has a more personal stake in, Marvel's Incredible Hulk. It may be easy to forget, but before Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) crashed into the Sanctum Sanctorum in Infinity War, he was a wanted man. His rampage in Johannesburg–incited by Wanda's powers–destroyed property and lives. Before anyone can even attempt to defend Banner for what happened, he's left the team and the planet. Yet in Endgame, he's openly eating in a diner and posing for young fans.
Again, let's be clear–there are plenty of possible explanations for why legal action was never taken against Barton and/or Banner, but they're never shared. We're left to assume that no explanation is given simply because the movies/shows would be longer if the storytellers bothered.
What About Doctor Strange and Wong?
Since She-Hulk will soon feature Marvel's Sorcerer Supreme–which, remember, is still Wong (Benedict Wong)–perhaps we're about to get an answer to exactly what the legal status of Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), Wong, and the forces of Kamar-taj is according to the Sokovia Accords. Strange had yet to get involved with the Avengers when Civil War happened, but he's part of the gang now and it's no secret. We learn early in this year's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness that the mystic hero's involvement in the battle against Thanos is common knowledge in the MCU.
So is Doctor Strange a government employee now? What about Wong and the rest of Kamar-taj? It certainly doesn't seem like Strange or Wong would tolerate the notion of being under the thumb of any earthbound agency. They certainly didn't ask for anyone's permission before saving America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) from Shuma Gorath. Nor do we see them enduring any bureaucratic oversight in their futile attempt to protect Kamar-taj from Wanda, or for Strange and America traveling through the Multiverse. We're not sure which form would give Strange permission to possess the dead body of his own variant, but it probably takes a long time to fill out.
And yet, if they're not operating according to the Sokovia Accords, why aren't they wanted men?
No, This Isn't Nitpicking
We are sure that the call for She-Hulk to finally resolve these Marvel questions will be called "just fan nitpicking" by some, just as we're sure those are minds that won't be changed. But we'd ask you to consider what the MCU would look like without the Sokovia Accords. Without them, the Avengers never would have gone to war. T'Chaka (John Kani) probably still be alive and still sitting on the Wakandan throne, Wakanda's secrets would never have been revealed, and Spider-Man (Tom Holland) would never have joined the Avengers. Most importantly, when Thanos and his Black Order came for the Stones they would have been faced with a much larger and united team of Avengers. Consider how close the heroes got to defeating Thanos on Titan in Infinity War, and imagine that team's roster doubled. The Sokovia Accords changed the MCU forever, and fans deserve to get their story resolved.
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It's officially that BIM 2013 which schedule to held on 4 May 9:00pm now is postponed. A date will be advise later according to the race director email.
Below is the attachment attached in the race director email sending to all participants where police advise race director to postpone the marathon.
It is with great regret and sadness that I write this letter.
We received a letter from the Police (copy below) advising us to postpone the Borneo International Marathon.
We will advise you on the next date of the Borneo International Marathon which will be held in 2013. All entries will be deferred till then.
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Psychology and Religion
Classical Theorists and Contemporary Developments, Fourth Edition
Andrew R. Fuller
This book articulates a broad range of theoretical viewpoints, both classical and contemporary, in the field of the psychology of religion. Chapters One through Eight are overviews of such 'classical' theorists as William James, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Gordon Allport, Abraham Maslow, Alan Watts, Erich Fromm, and Viktor Frankl. Chapters Nine through Twelve consider subsequent developments in the field, e.g., the views of object relations theorists on the God-image; empirical research on the scaling of religiousness; and modern consciousness research. Chapters Ten through Twelve are new to this edition and comprise an eclectic overview of the feminist psychology of religion, recent developments in the intersection of neuroscience and religion, and the evolutionary psychology of religion. Both wide-ranging and current, therefore, this book offers illuminating and in-depth coverage of major theorists and approaches. While its breadth makes it an excellent place to begin an exploration of the psychology of religion, its depth and detail provide the opportunity for a serious and rewarding immersion in the field.
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Subjects: Psychology / General, Psychology / Movements / General, Psychology / Movements / Existential, Psychology / Movements / Gestalt, Psychology / Movements / Humanistic, Psychology / Movements / Jungian, Psychology / Movements / Psychoanalysis, Psychology / Movements / Transpersonal, Religion / General
Andrew R. Fuller, Ph.D. is professor emeritus at The College of Staten Island, The City University of New York.
In this new edition, Andrew Fuller expands his original, meticulous digest of the views of a handful of classic psychologists of religion by expounding upon the research and reflections of a number of scholars whose work still lies on the periphery of the psychology of religion. Incorporated in detail are feminist perspectives, including the views of Mary Daly and Carol Gilligan; neurophenomenology and its return to subjective experience; and the writings of Manes Austin on meditation, Pascal Boyer on the origins and function of religion, and Daniel Dennett on religion as memes. These are most certainly perspectives of which students of the psychology of religion should be knowledgeable.
— David M. Wulff, Ph.D., professor and chair, Department of Psychology, Wheaton College
Like his earlier editions, this Fourth Edition of Psychology & Religion is a fine introduction to the classic perspectives that make the psychology of religion a fascinating subject. With the addition of recent developments in feminist psychology, neuroscience, and evolutionary psychology, this edition gives readers a rich and well-rounded view of the many theoretical perspectives that psychologists have used to understand religious thought....
— Michael Nielsen, Ph.D., professor, Georgia Southern University
Like his earlier editions, this Fourth Edition of Psychology & Religion is a fine introduction to the classic perspectives that make the psychology of religion a fascinating subject. With the addition of recent developments in feminist psychology, neuroscience, and evolutionary psychology, this edition gives readers a rich and well-rounded view of the many theoretical perspectives that psychologists have used to understand religious thought.
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—Ideal for a one-semester introductory course on the subject, including ideal length and depth of coverage.