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Minnesota Court of Appeals Unpublished Decisions - 1997
Minnesota Court of Appeals Unpublished Decisions - January 1997
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A & L Superior Quality Sod, Inc. Vs. City of Lino Lakes Et Al. C1-96-961, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Alan Zicaro, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. Commissioner of Public Safety, Respondent. C2-96-1391, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1996. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1996) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Alvin J. Hines, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. The St. Paul Insurance Company, a Division of St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Appellant. C2-95-2322, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Anthony Allen Cress, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. State of Minnesota, Respondent. C4-96-1280, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Beverly I. B. Hefte, Relator, Vs. Minneapolis Teachers' Retirement Fund Association, Respondent. C1-96-1530, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Brainchild Software, INC., a New York Corporation, Appellant, Vs. Open Systems, INC., a Minnesota Corporation, Respondent. Cx-96-1154, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Brent Florine, Et AL., Appellants, Floyd Rodmyre, Et AL., Plaintiffs, Vs. City of Eagan, Respondent, Del H. Einess, Et AL., Respondent. C6-96-1250, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Charles Rathcke, Individually and As Personal Representative of the Estate of Alma Rathcke, Appellant, Vs. City of Pequot Lakes, Respondent. C0-96-1583, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
City of Winona, Respondent, Minnesota Teamsters Public and Law Enforcement Employees Union Local 320, Respondent, Vs. Law Enforcement Labor Services, INC., Appellant. C3-96-1433, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
County of Washington, Minnesota, a Body Politic and Corporated and Washington County Community Services, Appellants, Vs. Barbara A. Kusilek, Plaintiff, Cx-96-800, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Cruz Vs. Quality Pork Processors Vs. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Cx-96-957, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Dakota Barge Services, INC., Appellant, Vs. The St. Paul Port Authority, Respondent, and Upper River Services, INC., Intervenor, Respondent. C3-96-1853, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Dan Harold Wiltsey, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. Commissioner of Public Safety, Respondent. C1-96-1673, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Dan Naumann, Parish Council Chairperson, Immaculate Conception Church, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Henry Zimmer, Appellant. C2-96-1066, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Daniel Marvin Schermerhorn, Appellant, Vs. Dale Kaiser, Et AL., Respondents. C0-96-1020, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Dean P. Taylor, Respondent Vs. Arnold P. Mikulay, Appellant. C7-96-1094, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Delmar Smith, Appellant, Vs. State of Minnesota, Department of Human Services, Respondent. C5-96-1577, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Elizabeth L. Otis, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. William H. Otis, Appellant. C8-96-889, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Evelyn Landherr, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. City of Waseca, Appellant. C4-96-1036, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Fiterman V. Fairways of West Oaks Limited Partnership, Et Al. C2-96-1830, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Gregory Waffensmith, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. Luanne M. Wendland (substituted by Agreement of the Parties for Carol A. Hesch, F/k/a Carol A. Harris), Appellant. C7-96-964, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Barbara Ann Hallin, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Lannie Kent Hallin, Appellant. C2-96-1343, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Christopher Michael Pask, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Susan Jean Pask, Appellant. C9-96-1419, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Colleen L. Kragh, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Steven T. Kragh, Appellant. C7-96-656, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: David T. Clark, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Maureen E. Clark, Appellant. Cx-96-1560, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Donald James Hayle, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. Mary Eileen Hayle, Respondent. C7-96-1290, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Janine Adele Dulian, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. David Joseph Dulian, Respondent. C9-96-1212, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Katherine Marie Hamilton, A/k/a Katherine Marie Cox, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. James Thorrot Cox, Appellant. C6-96-1359, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Marsha Mae Wills, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. David Harley Wills, Appellant. C6-96-1555, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Michael W. DonCarlos, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. Diana Jo DonCarlos, Respondent. C8-96-1055, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Phillip P. Hansen, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Gayle L. Hansen, Appellant. C8-96-729, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Roberta Rae Norman F/k/a Roberta Rae Gerhardt, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Ronald Erwin Gerhardt, Appellant. C5-96-1112, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In Re the Marriage Of: Sheila May Talbot, Petitioner, Respondent, Vs. Daniel Haase Talbot, Appellant. C5-96-820, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter of the Welfare Of: C.P.U., and D.M.P.U., Children. C0-96-1146, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter of the Welfare Of: J.A.W., Child. C9-96-1369, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter of the Welfare Of: J.S.C. Cx-96-1395, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter of the Welfare Of: M. J. L., R. D. L., and C. A. B. C8-96-469, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter of the Welfare Of: R.W.C., Child. C0-96-630, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
In the Matter Of: Drake Eric Gross. Cx-96-1994, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Jacob Joseph Wiherski, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. State of Minnesota, Respondent. C1-96-667, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
James R. Lorr, Appellant, Vs. Jeffrey A. Oppegard, Et AL., Respondents. C8-96-1170, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
James T. Slaughter, Appellant, Vs. Calvin Kight, Respondent, Elizabeth Kight, Respondent. C9-96-1050, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Joseph L. Posch, SR., Trust, Respondent, Vs. Steven Kurtz, Et AL., Appellants, and Steven Kurtz, Et AL., Third-Party Plaintiffs, Appellants, Vs. Steven Baklaich, Third-Party Defendant, Respondent. C3-96-1240, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997 by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Katherine E. Armstrong, Relator, Vs. St. Francis Medical Center, Respondent, Commissioner of Economic Security, Respondent. C2-96-1424, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Latell Chaney, Respondent, Vs. Metropolitan Council (Transit Operations), Et AL., Appellants. C9-95-2477, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Leanne LaFave, As Trustee for Tonya LaFave, Holly LaFave, John LaFave and Jessica LaFave, Heirs and Next-of-Kin of Edward LaFave, Deceased, Appellants, Vs. Frankfort Township, Respondent. C0-96-1485, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Leota Stevens, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. St. Louis County, Minnesota, Respondent. C3-96-1674, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Lori Hansen, Respondent, Vs. Regency Corporation, D/b/a Regency Beauty Academy, Et AL., Appellants. C8-96-1640, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
MacMillan Bloedel of America, Inc. Vs. Northwest Cedar Products, Inc. Et Al. C2-96-1715, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Mark Patch, Appellant, Vs. American Summit Insurance Company, Respondent. C7-96-1581, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Martin Mendell Drake, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. Occies, INC., D/b/a Knicker's Pub, Relator, Minneapolis Commission on Civil Rights, Respondent. C6-96-1300, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Marvin L. Breland, Appellant, Vs. David Doth, Commissioner of Human Services, Respondent. C0-96-1941, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Michael J. Kallok, et al., Appellants, vs. Medtronic, Inc., Respondent. C2-96-1598, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals, Amundson, J. (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
"Appellants challenge the district court's determination to enforce the noncompete agreement and enjoin Kallok from performing services for Angeion Corporation. Appellants also challenge the district court's finding that Angeion tortiously interfered with Kallok's employee contract and the award of attorney fees to Medtronic. We affirm in part and reverse in part."
Note: This opinion was subsequently reversed by the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Milbank Insurance Company, Appellant, Vs. J.T., Respondent, Everald H. Strom, Et AL., Respondents, Church of the Lutheran Brethren, Inc. Respondent. C7-96-1225, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Nancy M. Dey, Relator, Vs. County of Hennepin, Respondent, and Commissioner of Economic Security, Respondent. C9-96-979, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Nancy Marchetti, Appellant, Vs. Gregory Bechtold, Et AL., Respondents, The Honorable Thomas P. Knapp, Respondent. Cx-96-1185, C2-96-1259, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Paul O. Hudacek, Relator, Vs. Labounty Manufacturing, INC., Respondent, Commissioner of Economic Security, Respondent. C8-96-1301, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Paula J. Rock, Relator, Vs. Nordstrom, INC., Respondent, Commissioner of Economic Security, Respondent. C6-96-1488, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997 by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Pete's Water & Sewer, INC., Respondent, Vs. Naftali Alkalai, Et AL., Appellants, Mahzal, INC., Et AL., Defendants. C8-96-1587, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Ray H. Knaeble, JR., Appellant, Vs. Cowles Media Company, Et AL., Respondents, Steven Goede, Respondent. C3-96-1738, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Respondent, Vs. Underground Contractors of Perham, INC., Appellant. C8-96-813, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Richard Allen Fuller, Petitioner, Appellant, Vs. State of Minnesota, Respondent. C8-96-1363, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Richard F. Cruz, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. John D. Lamey, JR., Appellant. C7-96-804, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Rochelle Rogers, Et AL., Respondents, Vs. Steven Meldahl, D/b/a Preferred Property Investments, INC., Appellant. C2-96-1097, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Sharlette Petrik, Appellant, Vs. James Stattmiller, Et AL., Respondents. C6-96-860, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Appellant, Vs. Adam Lee Moren, Respondent. C0-96-1356, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Appellant, Vs. David Bruce Mathisen, Respondent. C5-96-1756, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Appellant, Vs. Michael James Kennedy, Respondent. C9-96-1923, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Appellant, Vs. Vinette Burrlynn Crowley, Respondent (cx-96-1526), Emilio Cordova Mendoza, JR., Respondent (C1-96-1527). Cx-96-1526, C1-96-1527, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, County of Clay and Joddie C. Gilbertson, Petitioner, Respondents, Vs. Terry A. Graff, Appellant. C5-96-428, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Anthony Wayne Profit, Appellant. C8-96-701, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Betty Jean Givens A/k/a Betty Jean Williams, Appellant. C5-96-400, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Christopher J. Hardy, Petitioner. C7-96-1032, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. David Manuel Jones, Appellant. C1-96-1141, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Florendo Tolentino Castillo, Appellant. C9-96-1145, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Freeman Algot Wicklund, Appellant. C8-96-620, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Gregory Allen Demmings, Appellant. C7-96-849, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Herman Nmn Page, Appellant. C5-96-610, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Jack Allen Basting, Appellant. C5-96-493, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Jeffrey Michael Murdent, Appellant. C6-96-230, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1996. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1996) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. John Raymond Feneis, Appellant. C4-96-1358, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Kenneth Brian Young, Appellant. Cx-96-537, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Kenneth Harold Opsal, Appellant. C3-96-1187, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Kirsten Tia Lillo, Appellant. C4-96-257, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Leon Nmn Walls, Appellant. C4-96-498, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Lyf Christian Wildenberg, Appellant. Cx-96-652, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Nancy Ann Olson, Appellant. C9-96-531, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1996. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1996) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Oscar Lee Adams, Appellant. C3-96-623, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Randall Eugene Ferguson, Appellant. Cx-96-635, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Raymond Berg, Appellant. C8-96-391, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Richard Allen Downs, Appellant. Cx-96-1106, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Robert John Franke, Appellant. Cx-96-330, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Ronald Evan Hoffman, Appellant. Cx-96-571, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Scott Michael Hougen, Appellant. C2-96-144, C4-96-159, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Steven Paul Fjerstad, Appellant. C4-96-1005, C6-96-1006, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Thomas Arvin Gearman, Appellant. C3-96-718, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
State of Minnesota, Respondent, Vs. Timothy G. Piotrowski, Appellant. C0-96-546, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Steve Thigpen, Relator, Vs. Housing and Redevelopment Authority of St. Cloud, Respondent. Cx-96-1753, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 21, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 21, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Steven W. Anonen, Relator, Vs. Eagles Club-Mankato-269, INC., Respondent, Commissioner of Economic Security, Respondent. Cx-96-1266, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Thomas J. Wangen, Respondent, Vs. City of Rochester, Relator, Commissioner of Veterans Affairs, Respondent. C2-96-1617, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Thomas S. Wagner, Appellant, Vs. Minneapolis Public Schools, Special School District No. 1, Respondent. Cx-96-1347, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
W.J.L. Vs. Bugge, Et Al. C6-96-1619, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 28, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 28, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Wayne P. Clements, Appellant, Vs. David Doth, Commissioner of Human Services, Respondent. C9-96-1789, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 7, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 7, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
Western National Mutual Insurance Company, Appellant, Vs. Steven Decker, Et AL., Respondents. C1-96-958, Court of Appeals Unpublished, January 14, 1997. by Minnesota Court of Appeals (January 14, 1997) (Minnesota State Law Library)
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using LibWorkbooks.Common;

namespace LibWorkbooks.StandardFunctions
{
    public class And
    {
        public void Function(IFunctionArgs args, IFunctionCaller caller)
        {
            // Syntax: AND(logical1, [logical2], ...)
            // https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/AND-function-5f19b2e8-e1df-4408-897a-ce285a19e9d9

            if (args.Parameters.Length < 2)
            {
                throw new ArgumentException(
                    $"AND function requires at least 2 arguments, got {args.Parameters.Length}",
                    nameof(args));
            }

            var result = true;

            foreach (var fx in args.Parameters)
            {
                var arg = fx.Evaluate();

                if (arg is ErrorValue)
                {
                    args.Result = arg;
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                {
                    args.Result = ErrorValue.Num;
                    return;
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                break;
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        }
    }
}

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VIRTUAL SEASON NINE – EPISODE ONE
A PREGNANT PAUSE
Scene: Evening, The Hayes-Addison Bedroom
Tight shot on David's astonished face. Camera swings back to Maddie who looks at him carefully, trying to gauge a response.
Camera swings back to David, whose astonished look has been replaced by an inquisitive one. He looks around the room strangely, without making a sound. Maddie finally breaks the silence.
Maddie: David, did you hear me? I said I'm…….
David continues to look around the room.
David: Yeah, I heard ya.
Maddie: And……..? What are you looking for?
David: I'm waiting for Bobby Ewing to come out of the shower.
Maddie smiles a half smile.
Maddie: It's not a dream, David. I'm……we're…. going to have a baby.
Maddie shakes her head and rolls her eyes heavenward.
Maddie: The man never ceases to amaze me. This is not exactly the reaction I was expecting.
David's face breaks into an enormous grin. He crosses the room in lightening speed, sits on the bed, and takes Maddie into his arms. He looks into her eyes.
David: A baby?…….whoa!
Maddie: Yeah, whoa!
David: Best whoa I've had all day. C'mere.
They kiss sweetly, then just sit, holding each other.
David: You don't look any different.
Maddie: Like how? I'm not that far along.
David: Aren't you supposed to be glowing?
Maddie: I think the glowing comes after the throwing up.
David: I'm still very confused.
Maddie: About?
David: Where, when?
Maddie: (mocking) If you ask how, I'm gonna lose all respect for you, Mr. Addison.
David: I hate it when my good lines come back to haunt me.
Maddie: If there's one person in the world who I figured wouldn't need sex education, I thought it would be you.
David: Hey Hayes, I got us here, now didn't I? Now spill……
Maddie: In answer to your questions…as close as I can figure….the where and when are San Diego, roughly eight weeks ago at the Hotel Del Coronado when we……
David grabs the two stuffed animals from her lap.
David: Made love like rabbits all weekend long.
Maddie: David! How very romantic of you!
David: Hell, maybe we'll have to name the little nipper Bunny.
Maddie: Bunny Hayes…destined to bump and grind.
David: Excuse me…….Bunny Addison.
Eyes flash, and they regard each other for a moment.
Maddie: Bunny Hayes Addison.
David: Hyphenated.
Maddie: No hyphen.
David: I love it when we agree.
Maddie: Anyway, it's way too early to be having that discussion. Names and all that, I mean.
David: Then, let's go back to my " how" discussion….I came in here telling you that we could probably never get pregnant. I read a report tonight……
Maddie: Guess it was wrong. Big deal.
David: Maybe not to you. But that kind of news strikes fear into the hearts of men.
Maddie: Addison, it was a plot point.
David: Plot point? They wouldn't………
Maddie: They would and did……do you know how tough the competition is during season finale week? They needed something to keep the viewers in their computer chairs. You didn't want the readers switching to Virtual Northern Exposure, did you?
David is annoyed.
David: Man, that is not one bit funny. How would they like it if somebody did that to them? So I'm not……..?
Maddie: Not according to the results of my pregnancy test. But then again, all you need is one.
David puffs out his chest.
David: That's right…the perfect swimmer. The Mark Spitz of sperm. Wow.
Maddie takes a deep breath.
Maddie: Yeah, wow. Somehow, I didn't think it would happen this fast.
David gives her a concerned look.
David: But you're happy, right?
Maddie: But I'm happy, right! But there is so much to think about…to worry about…we need to meet with Doctor Weed…there are probably a lot of things we need to be doing, tests we'll have to take……
David: Tomorrow.
Maddie: Tomorrow?
David: Tomorrow is for worrying and planning…tonight is for being happy and celebrating…in fact, I can think of a perfect way to celebrate.
He pushes her back against the bed and begins to nuzzle her neck.
Maddie: David… I think maybe…maybe we'd better not do that kind of celebrating.
David sits up and looks at her curiously.
David: Why not? Did Dr. Weed say something to you? Should we call her…?
Maddie laughs.
Maddie: No, I don't think we should call her. But I'd feel more comfortable waiting until we speak to her about the dos and don'ts.
David: Well, do make that appointment tomorrow, will ya?
Maddie: Already been done -- 2:15.
David: That's my girl...little Miss Efficiency.
He lays back down and pulls Maddie back into his arms. He rests his hand on her stomach and starts to sing into her ear……
David: "Having my baby…what a lovely way of saying how much you love me…."
Maddie shrieks
Maddie: Do not sing that song! I hate that song!
David: So is this where I need to sign up for Hormones 101? Get the ticket for my ride on the old pregnancy roller coaster.
Maddie now sits up.
Maddie: Hey pal, I'm gonna tell you right now. We are not using this pregnancy to rehash all the old jokes and clichés. I can't tell you how much I hate that.
David: Hey, hey, hey Blondie, I didn't mean to do that.
Maddie: Well, don't. We are going to have a lot to deal with during this pregnancy, and I am not going to be defending myself against a lot of idiotic jokes and stereotypes.
David: OK, OK, I get it…can I get a dispensation on the weight jokes in a few months?
Maddie jabs him in the side.
David: I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
Maddie buries her face in his neck and sighs.
Maddie: We're really going to do this, David.
David: Yepper. Speaking of doing it…
Maddie: We've already had that discussion.
David: Not doing that…doing …well, something else…
Maddie: Gonna let me in on it?
David struggles on, talking around his topic.
David: Well, talking about Bunny Hayes Addison…
Maddie: I really hate that name.
David: Would you let me talk? I was thinking…since I'm the guy who's gonna be listed on the "father" line…and since I always thought when I had a child I'd be…well, I thought maybe we should talk about getting……
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A 19-year-old pregnant woman was killed in Chicago over the weekend, but her baby survived.
Parasha Beard, along with a man, was shot while she was sitting in a parked car. Another vehicle drove up alongside the vehicle and a suspect with dreadlocks opened fire on them, striking them both.
Beard, who was slated to give birth in December, was transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where her baby was delivered prematurely and taken to Comer Children's Hospital, family members told CBS Chicago. Bear was later pronounced dead, police said.
The 26-year-old man in the car was hit in the chest and neck, and he was described as being in critical condition.
Her family told Fox32 that they're seeking justice, and they're calling for the public's help in identifying her killer.
"Miracle, she's a miracle baby, she's doing good, she's breathing on her own," Sylvia Jones-King, Parasha's grandmother, told the station.
"At this moment right now we are working, expeditiously around the clock to find out, our organization is on the streets so we deal with a lot of people that are out here, that have the knowabouts and whereabout of what's going on and this is now over, we are going to come to justice on this," Pete Keller, a friend of the family, told Fox32.
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Justia Dockets & Filings Ninth Circuit Washington Western District Gamble v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Filing 150
Gamble v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
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AMENDED JUDGMENT. After considering post-trail motions, the Court reduces the jury's award as to Gamble's breach of contract claim by $35,000; the Court awards $25,000 in treble damages for Gamble's CPA claim; the Court awards Gamble $380,328.00 in attorneys' fees, and the Court awards Gamble $33,651.78 in costs. Authorized by Judge Marsha J. Pechman. (SB)
Case 3:19-cv-05956-MJP Document 150 Filed 01/10/22 Page 1 of 2 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE VERONICA GAMBLE, Plaintiff, v. AMENDED JUDGMENT IN A CIVIL CASE CASE NO. C19-5956 MJP STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant. X Jury Verdict. This action came before the court for a trial by jury. The issues have been tried and the jury has rendered its verdict. Decision by Court. This action came to consideration before the court. The issues have been considered and a decision has been rendered. THE JURY FOUND in favor of Plaintiff Veronica Gamble on all her claims and awarded: (1) $50,000.00 for breach of contract; (2) $50,000.00 for violating the Insurance Fair Conduct Act and $150,000.00 in total damages (including enhanced damages) for violating the Insurance Fair Conduct Act; (3) $150,000.00 for failure to act in good faith; (4) $500,000.00 for State Farm's negligence; and (5) $50,000.00 for violating the Consumer Protection Act. The total award from the Jury is $950,000.00 (See Jury Verdict (Dkt. Nos. 132 (sealed), 133 (redacted)).) Case 3:19-cv-05956-MJP Document 150 Filed 01/10/22 Page 2 of 2 AFTER CONSIDERING POST-TRIAL MOTIONS, THE COURT AMENDS THE JUDGMENT as follows: (1) the Court reduces the jury's award as to Gamble's breach of contract claim by $35,000; (2) the Court awards $25,000 in treble damages for Gamble's CPA claim; (3) the Court awards Gamble $380,328.00 in attorneys' fees, and (4) the Court awards Gamble $33,651.78 in costs Dated January 10, 2022. Ravi Subramanian Clerk of Court s/ Serge Bodnarchuk Deputy Clerk


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The news was first reported by ESPN. Back in 2016, Romero failed a drug test by USADA and tested positive for Ibutamoren, which is a growth hormone stimulate. The Cuban, however, denied having taken the stimulate knowingly and alleged that the test came back positive via a tainted supplement.
However, later USADA tested the supplement and it was indeed true that the supplements were tainted. Because of this USADA only banned him for six months.
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Kazakhs Start Returning Home From Kyrgyzstan After Weekend Ethnic Violence
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More than 1,000 Kazakh nationals have crossed from Kyrgyzstan into neighboring Kazakhstan on February 9, following reports of inter-ethnic clashes that erupted two days earlier in a cluster of five villages of Kazakhstan from which many fled and entered the next-door country.
Kyrgyz officials told RFE/RL that after the ethnic violence erupted between Kazakhs and Dungans, a Muslim group of Chinese origin, in which 10 people died, border guards recorded approximately 4,500 entries from Kazakhstan.
RFE/RL couldn't verify how many Kazakhs returning to their country had initially crossed into Kyrgyzstan as a result of the violence.
Thirty-four Kazakhs were accepted into Kyrgyz hospitals on February 8-9, with 13 still receiving treatment. An additional five Kazakhs remained under medical and psychological observation and were reported to be in stable condition.
Another 39 were reported still hospitalized in Kazakhstan as of February 9, including three officials who sustained gunshot wounds.
Clashes started on February 7 in the Zhambyl region, located about 130 kilometers west of Kazakhstan's commercial capital, Almaty, and prompted authorities in the district of Korday to declare a state of emergency.
Villagers reportedly attacked each other in groups, and bands of men torched homes, overturned cars, and sent hundreds of people fleeing into nearby Kyrgyzstan.
While visiting the affected district on February 9, Kazakh Deputy Prime Minister Berdibek Saparbayev promised residents of the villages that their damaged homes would be rebuilt.
"We ask you not to give in to provocation. All the houses that were destroyed, we will restore them, we will help families," Saparbayev said. "Our experts are working to assess the damage. Once again, we appeal to everyone, tell your relatives who have left, who are now in Kyrgyzstan with their relatives — they must return."
Kazakhstan's deputy health minister, Kamalzhan Nadyrov, paid a visit to Kyrgyzstan on February 9 to attend to the injured in two hospitals, including one in the capital of Bishkek, after which eight hospitalized Kazakhs were transported to Almaty.
Most of the Kazakhs who entered the neighboring Central Asian country were women, children, and seniors, Kyrgyzstan's border guard service said.
Residents in the neighboring Kyrgyz villages reportedly greeted the fleeing Kazakhs with hot meals and offered shelter.
In an unscheduled televised appearance, President Qasym-Zhomart Toqaev said he had ordered security agencies to prosecute those spreading hate speech and "provocative rumors and disinformation."
Kazakh law enforcement deployed riot police to the area on February 8, hours after the initial fighting.
By February 9, authorities said they believed around 300 people had taken part in the mob violence and they had already launched criminal cases, including for suspected murder.
RFE/RL correspondents reported long lines of police, holding riot shields and truncheons, along roads in the region.
On February 8, groups of mainly ethnic Dungans could be seen lining up along the Kyrgyz side of the border, while on the other side of the border, Dungan people handed out food and offered medical assistance to those coming across.
Footage circulating on social media late on February 7 showed young men, some armed with clubs, marching along the road of a village in the area with buildings on fire. Many of the videos could not be independently verified.
At a news conference in the Kazakh capital, Nur-Sultan, Interior Minister Erlan Turghymbaev said 30 homes, 15 shops, and 20 cars had been damaged in Masanchi, and other villages in the region.
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Restriction of HIV-1 replication in primary macrophages by IL-12 and IL-18 through the upregulation of SAMHD1
Eduardo Pauls, Esther Jimenez, Alba Ruiz, Marc Permanyer, Ester Ballana, Helena Costa, Rute Nascimiento, R. Michael Parkhouse, Ruth Penã, Eva Riveiro-Munõz, Miguel A. Martinez, Bonaventura Clotet, José A. Esté, Margarida Bofill
Monocyte-derived macrophages (MDM) can polarize into different subsets depending on the environment and the activation signal to which they are submitted. Differentiation into macrophages allows HIV-1 strains to infect cells of the monocytic lineage. In this study, we show that culture of monocytes with a combination of IL-12 and IL-18 led to macrophage differentiation that was resistant to HIV-1 infection. In contrast, M-CSF-derived MDM were readily infected by HIV-1. When monocytes were differentiated in the presence of M-CSF and then further treated with IL-12/IL-18, cells became resistant to infection. The restriction on HIV-1 replication was not dependent on virus entry or coreceptor expression, as vesicular stomatitis virus-pseudotyped HIV-1 replication was also blocked by IL-12/IL-18. The HIV-1 restriction factor sterile a motif and HD domain-containing protein-1 (SAMHD1) was significantly overexpressed in IL-12/IL-18 MDM compared with M-CSF MDM, and degradation of SAMHD1 by RNA interference or viral-like particles carrying the lentiviral protein Vpx restored HIV-1 infectivity of IL-12/IL-18 MDM. SAMHD1 overexpression induced by IL-12/IL-18 was not dependent on IFN-γ. Thus, we conclude that IL-12 and IL-18 may contribute to the response against HIV-1 infection through the induction of restriction factors such as SAMHD1. Copyright © 2013 by The American Association of Immunologists, Inc.
Dive into the research topics of 'Restriction of HIV-1 replication in primary macrophages by IL-12 and IL-18 through the upregulation of SAMHD1'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
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Pauls, E., Jimenez, E., Ruiz, A., Permanyer, M., Ballana, E., Costa, H., Nascimiento, R., Parkhouse, R. M., Penã, R., Riveiro-Munõz, E., Martinez, M. A., Clotet, B., Esté, J. A., & Bofill, M. (2013). Restriction of HIV-1 replication in primary macrophages by IL-12 and IL-18 through the upregulation of SAMHD1. Journal of Immunology, 190(9), 4736-4741. https://doi.org/10.4049/jimmunol.1203226
Pauls, Eduardo ; Jimenez, Esther ; Ruiz, Alba ; Permanyer, Marc ; Ballana, Ester ; Costa, Helena ; Nascimiento, Rute ; Parkhouse, R. Michael ; Penã, Ruth ; Riveiro-Munõz, Eva ; Martinez, Miguel A. ; Clotet, Bonaventura ; Esté, José A. ; Bofill, Margarida. / Restriction of HIV-1 replication in primary macrophages by IL-12 and IL-18 through the upregulation of SAMHD1. In: Journal of Immunology. 2013 ; Vol. 190, No. 9. pp. 4736-4741.
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To read a recap of Day 2, CLICK HERE!
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You deserve to succeed because your work is important. You can't change the world if you play too small.
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The more income you have, the more you can give away.
Robert closed with an inspiring quote "I am worthy of very good income. I do not have to struggle to achieve it: it comes easily to me." Good reminder for all of us.
Next up was Carey Peterson and Stacey Morgenstern of http://www.holisticMBA.com. They urged all all health coaches to stop playing the waiting game to take your business to the next level.
Stacey asked "Are you attacking your clients with recommendations? Stop playing the hero, it's your EGO trying to feel validated as a coach." You will be much more attractive to your clients when you don't fall into this trap.
Carey urged you to have fun while you're changing the world.
The two areas they recommended for all coaches to become confident in are your coaching skills and in closing the deal.
They then talked about 4 kinds of people in your life.
Coaches need to learn how to stretch their clients, not just be a friend who supports them. Sometimes your clients will need you to challenge them. Do you know when your client is likely to fall off track with things like self sabotage and old behaviors?
Here are some places in her programs that Stacey noticed her clients sabotaging themselves.
2. On session #2 – They start second guessing themselves. The fear is that they won't be able to follow through or made a mistake.
They suggested to use a coaching skill called Pre-framing. This means setting the clients expectations before a challenge happens, so they recognize it and can navigate it with curiosity.
Day 1 of the Integrative Nutrition Live Conference closed with Danielle LaPorte of http://www.daniellelaporte.com/.
She opened by saying that our culture is suffering from an anemia of encouragement and told us that we are here to love the person we are with. Make every being the ultimate object of your reverence.
For the work that we do passion is a qualification. You have to want what you want with all of you.
Danielle then went into her Desire map. I won't do her the disservice of trying to explain this, but it was a very inspiring talk. You can find out more at http://www.daniellelaporte.com/thedesiremap/.
One of my favorite suggestions of hers was to create a stop doing list. Make a plan to get what you're resentful for off your plate.
She closed with a beautiful piece of spoken word.
"Decide to rise, not out of obligation. Because you want to expand your possibilities, explore your place in the universe.
You have to lean in, listen up and get closer. This is your soul talking to you.
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Thank you for your recap of day 1! I was a live streamer and appreciated your tweets and your recap! Thank you!
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Day 2 is coming near an end, another great day. Will have the next installment up tomorrow.
Thanks for the copious summary, Geoff! One of my FAVORITE takeaways from the IIN Conference was the concept of "Pre-Framing" from the Holistic MBA ladies. I am going to use it with my clients.
You're very welcome Tatiana. Maybe I'll bump into you after the conference.
It might not be as thorough as yesterday's, but there will be a part 2 to this tomorrow.
Thanks Geoff, really appreciate your succinct recap – it would've been so iIINspiring! I'll hopefully get to another one soon enough!
Good to hear from you. How are things down under? Let me know if you make it to the next one, would love to catch up.
I am still digesting all the info that we received last w-end, I felt like brain storming the whole week. This recap is like an anchor, thank you so much! Enjoy your w-end and keep on the good work.
Thanks Andrea, yeah, there was so much great stuff to digest.
Thanks so much for your synopsis of the conference – some very useful tips there. I like the abundence mindset 'the more income you have, the more you can give away'. Sometimes I feel like I'm being greedy by trying to expand my business, but I try to remind myself that when my income increases I can help even more people.
I hear you Clare, it seems lots of us in the holistic field struggle with this, when in reality to do all the great things we want to do in the world we need money to do it.
Thanks for the information! It is a great summary, and I definitely enjoyed reading it!
You're very welcome John, glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks so much for the recap, I greatly appreciate it!


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Interview: Mortals
July 16, 2014 By Coleman Bentley
Go ahead, world, thinkpiece yourself until hell freezes into a giant cosmic ice cube and Satan is left jobless and alone, wishing he remembered a damn cardigan. Mortals, don't give a fuck. Sure, they're girls in a dude-dominated metal-verse; yeah, they went straight from unsigned to the biggest extreme label on earth; and, yep, they're from buzz-band Brooklyn, but all these blackened doom breakouts really want to talk about is their debut album, Cursed to See the Future, and it only takes one listen to understand why. A potent concoction of killer riffs, Oslo-approved shriekage, and ambitious arrangements, Cursed is one of the best debuts you will hear this year and we caught up with the trio to discuss it, boxing in bathing suites, idiot MTV writers, and why you shouldn't miss their record release rager at The Acheron on Friday night. After all, your backpatch cred may well depend on it.
FREEWilliamburg: You guys just dropped your full-length debut, Cursed to See the Future, last week and it absolutely slays (one of my favorites of the year thus far). What was the writing/recording process like for that record?
Lesley Wolf (bass/vocals): Thanks so much! We began writing this album in the summer of 2012 and Relapse approached us at the end of that year. After we signed, we set to work fine-tuning the existing songs, plus writing more to complement those to make for an album's worth of material. We set a deadline of summer 2013 to go to the studio—Developing Nations in Baltimore, with recording engineer Kevin Bernsten, who has also recorded Mutilation Rites, Ilsa, and Magrudergrind to name but a few. Once we were home from that session and able to reflect, we knew it wasn't quite there yet so we continued writing/rewriting/adjusting until the fall, went on a four-week Canada/USA tour, and then returned to the studio last November.
Caryn Havlik (drums): Thank you for the "slaying" comment! We've been going to record with Kevin because we like the way he abuses us, and he gets the great initial sounds and mixes that we're going for, though he's not our producer, thank you. As far as funny anecdotes are concerned, there was this one time last July that I just took a mini studio holiday and found a lap pool/fitness center while Elizabeth was tracking guitars. Within 10 minutes of getting my swim on, the next lifeguard failed to show up for the shift, so the pool suddenly had no lifeguard, and I was evicted. Instead, I wound up punching a speed bag in my dripping swimsuit. But no one was there to see it (or film it), so did that really happen?
FW: For this record, you guys signed with Relapse Records. What was it like moving to one of the biggest metal labels on earth for this release? Was there any added pressure or things you could suddenly try that you couldn't before?
LW: We were never on a label before Relapse. We self-released everything leading up to Cursed to See the Future so going from self-releasing to being on Relapse added significant pressure, but I believe we stayed true to our art and are putting out music that is 100% Mortals through and through. We didn't do anything fancy or different in the recording process, besides just putting more time into it.
Elizabeth Cline (guitar): The time constraint of getting signed was the main pressure for me. We were still going through a transition from our earlier style of music to what we sound like today, and that meant a lot of trial and error and scrapping entire songs. Before getting signed, we just waited until we had an album's worth of material to record. The guys at Relapse have the patience of saints for waiting as long as they did for our first album.
CH: Let's just say that I wanted for there to be an all-male choir on one of our tunes, but the idea was vetoed by the band. Relapse probably would have made it happen, had we asked.
FW: Obviously Mortals is an entirely female band, which can be double-edged sword in that it differentiates you from a mostly male metal community, but also leads a lot of journalists and listeners to hear the band in relation to that subtext. Is the gender band characterization something Mortals embraces or something you seek to distance yourself from?
LW: I'm pretty tired of the gender conversation. I do my best to distance myself from it.
EC: Very few people have made an issue out of it, and we're hoping that continues to be the case.
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FW: Speaking of that "metal community", one of the things I have always loved is that it always seems to look out for its own. But then something like MTV's "How To Pick Up Chicks at a Saint Vitus" piece comes along and I can't help but wonder if I've been looking at things from one side of the fence for too long. Have you guys encountered any gender-related hurdles over the years and, when you guys see something like that published, do think it reflects fairly or unfairly on the actual scene the band operates within?
LW: All I ever want to do at metal shows is pick up hot chicks, so I thought it was a great, thought-provoking article! Good tips! I offer up my earplugs to any girl who is wincing at the show noise with their fingers in their ears, then next thing you know, well, you can imagine.
EC: I thought that article was a timely, superbly-crafted, well-researched piece of journalism. So accurate and insightful! Just kidding. That said, yes, metal is becoming more inclusive, and, yes, there are more women at shows and in bands and who love metal. You don't go to a Dying Fetus show unless you're a metal fan.
FW: That articles like that have popped up of late is, in part, testament to the explosion of Brooklyn's metal scene from underground entity to full-blown phenomenon in the past few years. How have you guys seen things change of late and where do you see Mortals fitting into that movement?
LW: Heavy metal in general has been blowing the hell up over the past few years, and I find it exciting to be a part of a scene that is getting so much attention. As far as things changing, the opening of The Acheron and Saint Vitus within the span of the last four or so years, offering a home to the local metal scene, is a huge alteration. I find the scene here in Brooklyn incredibly supportive and really positive overall.
EC: Metal, as a genre, is going through such an inventive and creative time. That's what I find so amazing. In Brooklyn, there's a sense that we're creating something—a community, a sound, a movement maybe? Mortals got into the Brooklyn metal community almost seven years ago, just as it was starting to get organized and take off. I love seeing new faces and new bands cropping up, and there's probably no way at this point to avoid having MTV writers crash our shows.
FW: Mortals also have an album release show coming up at The Acheron on Friday. Do you guys have a favorite song off the new record to play live? If so, why?
LW: I love playing "View From a Tower" the most. The ending of that song is so super charged and headbangy, and I love seeing the crowd reaction to that one.
CH: My favorite is "The Summoning." There are a whole bunch of really beautiful parts in it: The vicious hard start, for one. Midway, there's this bridge riff that we nicknamed "Soaring Bird", which makes me giggle every time. Then, I love it when the bass and drums connect perfectly to punctuate underneath the noodly Celtic guitar line at the end.
EC: My current favorite is "Series of Decay;" the chorus on that song where it says "Dead hands pull me under" and the riff right after that, well, that shit rips. The drumming is so cool and Lesley vocals are rad. Together, that's a moment I wait for our entire set. Where it's at in the current set is also exhausting, too, so I always feel like I'm going die at that point.
FW: Finally, plug time. Give NYC metal scum one reason to get their ass out to The Acheron on Friday night:
LW: Because there's probably nothing else to do on a Friday night in New York City!
CH: Because this may be our only New York show until November and The Acheron is like hanging out at home with 99 of your closest friends, or beers on the wall.
EC: Because we're trying to end the show portion of the evening a tad on the early side, so everyone can get drunk and have a dance party.
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The International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) is commemorated globally and annually on the 17th of May. This year's commemorations are celebrated under the theme "Freedom to Express". The day is set aside to raise awareness on LGBTIQ issues and rights, to create a platform for dialogue on lives of LGBTIQ and how homophobia and transphobia affects the lives of the LGBTIQ. IDAHOT also aims to celebrate the struggles and milestones LGBTIQ individuals and human rights organizations have had over the years in making human rights agenda priority. Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity remains issues of contention and division tools in many countries. Today The Botswana Network On Ethics, Law and HIV/ AIDS (BONELA), Lesbians, Gays and Bisexuals of Botswana (LEGABIBO) and Rainbow Identity Association (RIA) wishes to highlight political, social, economic and structural barriers facing the LGBTIQs in Botswana and worldwide.
Botswana is considered by many to be a conservative and Christian state. This has however hindered a lot of human rights advancements including sexual orientation and gender identity issues. Homophobic and transphobic attacks happen in Botswana.
The Penal Code of Botswana and other governing laws and policies make it difficult for LGBTIQs to express themselves in the way they feel. Attacks on the LGBTIQs and LEGABIBO continue to spring from various members of this community. Most of the homophobia seem to be based on religious believes.
IDAHOT 2014 activities aim to address issues of Homophobia and Transphobia in Botswana, giving the LGBTI the platform to talk about issues and problems they face daily with the hope to create a conducive and enabling environment to dialogue with the relevant stakeholders and the public at large.
The three organisations and their partners will be commemorating IDAHOT through various activities spread through three days. Day one of the commemorations will start with a press conference and followed by a panel discussion under the theme " Is Botswana a Homo-transphobic Country, Perspective from affected communities).
The second day will be a night of spoken word against Homophobia and Transphobia on the 16th of May (from 1800hrs) at Thapong Arts Centre (opposite Village Clinic) at Village, Gaborone. It is at this space that the LGBTIQs will express themselves artistically through poem recitals, song, dance and storytelling. The last day will be celebrated by having a power march from Game City Supermall to Kgale Hill at 0800am. Once at the hill, a candlelight vigil will be conducted and multi-lingual prayers will be recited by different attendants. The festivities will continue from 1400hrs with an Expression show held at Somarelo Tikologo Ecological Park.
These three partners strongly believe that human rights are innate and are not selective. Every member of our community is entitled to a dignified and respected existence on this earth. LGBTIQs are not outcast of those rights and should be treated as such.
BONELA, LEGABIBO & Rainbow Identity Association calls upon all Civil Society Organisations, Non- Governmental Organisations, the government and the entire republic of Botswana to join forces in advocating for equality, non- discrimination at health settings and access to prevention, treatment, care and support of all regardless of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. Most importantly, we are all asked to stand up against injustices. "Fatshe leno la rona", a re tsheleng ka kagiso.


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The ability to know all parts of ourselves with compassionate self-awareness, and to maintain contact with our core self in the face of all the difficult and disturbing events of our passing lives becomes the balm that quiets the colliding thoughts, eases the hurt in the body, and assuages desperate emotions.
Dream Yoga offers a wide variety of classes in yoga and meditation to suit your specific needs. We offer classes for beginning to advanced students and for all age groups from newborn onward. We also offer private instruction.
If you're new to yoga or Dream Yoga, be sure to check out the information provided in "New to Yoga?" and "Classes for Beginners" sections.
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Yoga classes at Dream mostly feature Hatha Yoga taught mainly in the Kripalu Yoga style—a yoga practice that teaches the basic mechanics of yoga postures and breath…while encouraging inner focus, feeling, and mind-body awareness. (See "About Kripalu" description below.) Yoga classes include centering, warm-up movements, postures, and deep relaxation. Meditation classes are based in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. Because Yoga Therapy is a key focus at Dream--in all classes, instructors stress the Therapeutic Benefits of the practices.
Dream offers you a supportive, non-competitive environment. Students are invited to listen to and honor the "wisdom of their body" and work at their own pace according to the limits of their individual flexibility and strength.
Students often say they leave our classes feeling less stressed, centered, uplifted and inspired!
Classes are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. So registration is encouraged, though Drop-Ins are welcome.
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The majority of Yoga Teachers at Dream Yoga Studio have been trained by the nation's largest centers for yoga and health - Kripalu. Kriplau Center for Yoga & Health has been training yoga teachers for more than 40 years. Kripalu Yoga--the yoga taught primarily at Dream Yoga Studio--brings you fully present to the moment-by-moment experience of being alive. The student performs yoga postures with breath, relaxation and feeling, which expedites the release of chronic tension and toxins from the body.
Self-observation without judgment allows a state of flowing awareness to arise in the mind. This activates prana, the life force, initiating a natural process of physical healing, psychological growth and spiritual awakening.
As one becomes more advanced, the focus is on longer holdings of the postures. In Stage 2 Kripalu Yoga, students hold the individual poses for extended periods of time, to "move beyond the physical" and connect with one's inner strength and source. In Stage 3 Kripalu Yoga, so much Kundalini (life energy) is channeled and released in the body that one begins to let the energy move the body. Adepts move into a spontaneous posture flow, letting the body guide them. Stage 3 Kripalu Yoga is called, "Meditation in Motion" or "a state of prayer, expressed in movement."
Kripalu has roots in Tantric Yoga, so the body/mind/spirit are linked. The body is considered a spiritual vessel as much as the mind.


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Total lawsuit in Belgium …
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TotalEnergies (formerly Total)
Oil, gas & coal
Belgium Myanmar
Killings Rape & sexual abuse Arbitrary detention Torture & ill-treatment Complicity ...
Killings Rape & sexual abuse Arbitrary detention Torture & ill-treatment Complicity Forced labour & modern slavery
Total lawsuit in Belgium (re Myanmar)
Location of Filing: Belgium
Location of Incident: Myanmar
Type of Litigation: Transnational
TotalEnergies (formerly Total) France Oil, gas & coal, Energy
Belgium drops Myanmar rights case against Total, by AFP
Snapshot: In 2002, four Myanmar refugees filed a lawsuit against Total in Brussels Magistrates' Tribunal. The plaintiffs bring suit under a Belgian law which allows universal jurisdiction to hear cases for certain serious crimes. Plaintiffs allege that Total have been complicit in crimes against humanity by providing moral and financial support to the Myanmar military government. In 2008, Belgian authorities declared the case closed and dropped all charges against Total.
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In April 2002, four Myanmar refugees filed a lawsuit against TotalFinaElf (now Total), Thierry Desmarest (chairman of Total) and Hervé Madeo (the former director of Total's Myanmar operations) in Brussels Magistrates' Tribunal. The Myanmar refugees brought the lawsuit pursuant to a 1993 Belgian law of universal jurisdiction. This law provides Belgian courts with jurisdiction to hear cases for certain serious crimes, such as crimes against humanity and war crimes, even those committed outside Belgium. This case is the first to be brought under this law against a company rather than an individual. The plaintiffs allege that Total and its managers have been complicit in crimes against humanity, such as torture and forced labour, committed by the Myanmar military junta in the course of the construction and operation of the Yadana Gas Pipeline in Myanmar. Total owns the largest stake in this pipeline (31%). The plaintiffs allege that Total provided moral and financial support to the Myanmar military government with full knowledge that its support resulted in human rights abuses by the military. A procedural issue arose as to whether the plaintiffs had standing to bring the lawsuit because they were not Belgian citizens. In April 2005, the Court of Arbitration (Cour d'arbitrage, renamed the Constitutional Court in May 2007) ruled that the exclusion of refugees from access to the provisions of the law on universal jurisdiction was unconstitutionally discriminatory. However, in June 2005, the Cour de cassation (court of highest appeal) dismissed the proceedings against Total, disregarding the ruling by the Court of Arbitration. In June 2006, the Constitutional Court struck the provision of the universal jurisdiction law that barred non-citizens from bringing lawsuits under the law. In March 2007, the Cour de cassation dismissed the entire proceeding, ruling that it could only continue on the basis of a law modified by the Constitutional Court if the modification favoured the defence (in this case, Total). In October 2007, based on the universal jurisdiction law as modified by the Constitutional Court, the Belgian federal prosecutor's office opened a new investigation into this case. The Belgian authorities declared the "case closed" in March 2008, dropping the case against Total.
- "Belgium drops Myanmar rights case against Total", Agence France Presse, 6 Mar 2008
- "French oil firm accused of complicity with military regime", John Lichfield, Independent [UK], 4 Oct 2007
- [français] "Birmanie: reprise en Belgique de la longue bataille judiciaire contre Total", AFP, 2 octobre 2007
- "Belgian court stops human rights probe of Total oil", Reuters, 1 Jul 2005
- Total: Total in Myanmar, 26 Sep 2007
- Actions Birmanie: Civil action for Crimes against humanity and complicity in Crimes against humanity committed in Burma (Myanmar) Lodged on Thursday April 25 2002 in the Brussels magistrates court against X, the company TOTALFINAELF S.A., Thierry Desmarest and Herve Madeo, 25 Apr 2007 [English summary of complaint]
- [français] Comité pour l'Annulation de la Dette du Tiers Monde (CADTM) : Crimes en Birmanie : Total 1 – Justice 0, 24 avril 2007
- Burma Campaign UK: Total Oil: Fuelling Oppression in Burma, Ch. 8 The Lawsuits, 21 Feb 2005
- [français] Cour de cassation de Belgique: [PDF] Arrêt, 28 mars 2007
- [français] La cour d'arbitrage: [PDF] Arrêt, 21 juin 2006
- [français] Cour de cassation de Belgique: [PDF] Arrêt, 29 juin 2005
- [français] Cour de cassation de Belgique: [PDF] Arrêt, 5 mai 2004
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Reporting Requirements on Responsible Investment in Burma
[PDF] Getting it Wrong: Flawed "Corporate Social Responsibility" and Misrepresentations Surrounding Total and Chevron's Yadana Gas Pipeline in Military-Ruled Burma (Myanmar)
Belgium drops Myanmar rights case against Total
Belgique : Les Birmans déboutés : Total l'emporte
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Birmanie: reprise en Belgique de la longue bataille judiciaire contre Total
Belgium reopens Myanmar humanity crimes probe against oil giant Total
Birmanie : l'affaire TOTAL relancée par la justice belge
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The Student Hotel has added three new sites to its portfolio, taking it to 16 properties in Europe by 2019.
The company is targeting 41 sites by 2021 and told us that it would remain committed to its owner/operator model. The group is looking to build a total portfolio worth EUR1bn by 2021. It has added new sites in Rome – taking it to three in Italy – Delft and Eindhoven – reaching four in the Netherlands – and Madrid, marking its debut in Spain.
The new announcements join Florence, Maastricht, Bologna and Berlin as properties that will open between 2017 and 2019 to bring the total number of Student Hotels in operation or in development to 16.
While the buildings are all different, they share a mix of contemporary student rooms, hotel rooms and co-living studios. The ground floors are accessible to the public and house study areas, meeting rooms, TSH Collab – co-working space for start-ups and local business – restaurant, bar, games room, gym and garage to house guest bicycles.
The company funded the acquisitions through the money invested by private equity backers APG and Aermont, with Charlie MacGregor, The Student Hotel's CEO & founder, telling us that the group was 70% through the EUR500m it had access to.
The group targets large, disused buildings for its hotels. MacGregor said: "We find sites by meeting with the planning committees and the local mayor, are looking to rejuvenate buildings and build a sense of community. Our promise is that we will rejuvenate a community.
"We buy and develop ourselves and then when it's completed we hand over to the operator [also part of the group]. We've done a lot of work and looked at the traditional hotel industry. Each hotel is managed as a standalone business and our infrastructure is set up to meet our targets. We have 12 development projects in five countries, so it is busy, but a gradual ramp up.
"It is getting harder to find sites because it's getting more expensive – we like city centre locations, so it's our own fault. We like big buildings so we're not competing with traditional hotels, but more often it's office or residential.
The company makes much of what it can offer the community and the community offer the guest. He said: "Most hotels have a closed-door policy. With our hotel we try to have an open-door policy – even the wi-fi is free, you don't have to buy anything. We try to play a role as a good neighbour, which means everyone gets on well – the strongest part of our hotel is the community.
HA Perspective [by Katherine Doggrell]: MacGregor said that he had much to learn from the hotel sector, but the current spate of new brands into the market suggests that traditional hotels are learning from this new wave of hybrids. MacGregor had recently sat on a panel with one of the people behind AccorHotels' Jo&Joe, a brand which, should it love up to its promise, may be one of the first truly flexible offerings out there.
The attraction of The Student Hotel for investors is the guaranteed long-term occupancy, topped of with the traditional hotels business. Having a large block accounted for also cuts distribution costs – The Student Hotel gets much of its business direct. Add in the property play and, given the recent enthusiasm for Generator (despite the complexity of the portfolio dragging the sale out, somewhat) finding an exit for APG and Aermont should not prove too great a challenge if the trajectory is maintained.
Hotels realising that they are part of the wider community is a barrelling trend. This correspondent recently went to a debate on 'the art of placemaking', which turns out to be just that – creating a destination, not just a block of rooms. And yes, there were a number of participants nodding sagely in black polo necks and espousing the need for cheap artists' studios in new developments. What is likely to bring this away from the fringe is AccorHotels, which has worked it in to its new three-pillars strategy. If being part of the community starts throwing off cash, hotels may start joining the Neighbourhood Watch.


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In preparation for Metal Gear Solid V: the Phantom Pain, due to grace consoles "sometime in 2015," Konami decided to release a prologue to the game entitled Ground Zeroes. Here, Snake is let loose in an enemy's camp and ordered to rescue and extract Paz and Chico, characters who made an appearance in Peace Walker, the last title in the Metal Gear franchise. For those unfamiliar with Metal Gear, there is little to fill you in on backstory. Thankfully it's not entirely necessary.
OK yes, vague answers to self-imposed questions are cliche, but there's really no other way to answer that question and, if you've paid attention to gaming, it's a question that everybody is asking. If you're a Metal Gear enthusiast or if you're someone who replays your games over and over again, squeezing every ounce of playability out of them, you're going to be very happy. Transversely, if you play Ground Zeroes and move on, you'll feel cheated.
The gameplay is very reminiscent of Splinter Cell, which is to say both are three-dimensional, espionage, third-person shooters, where you find yourself putting a bullet into every light bulb you see. Like spies do. Initially though, you're only objectives are to find Paz and Chico, captives within this military base. Because you start outside of the base, using "spot and mark" tactics works best to keep an eye on where enemies are as they patrol on foot or in military vehicles. Sentries are also in guard towers, meaning you need to have eyes on your enemies at all times, otherwise you're spotted and all hell breaks loose, typically ending with you standing over a pile of dead bodies.
Victorious? Yes. Covert? Not so much.
You're a spy, so you need to stay hidden and take enemies out without them (or their friends) becoming aware of you. That also means disposing of bodies that are both dead or simply knocked out (you can do both). After all, you don't drive around a military base and see your buddy Frank lying on the pavement without getting a little curious. Even if your buddy Frank is a drunk, it still throws up some red flags.
So it's up to you, as Snake, to stay hidden, stay quiet, dispose of enemies, and hide their bodies. Precision controls are required in that case, as moving from cover-to-cover can easily be ruined with an unintended leap over a barrier or if you accidentally slip into an open, well-lit area in front of a group of guards. Which happened.
There is a feeling of precision when you're firing your weapon — even if you're not in the slo-mo "reflex mode" that occurs when you're spotted for the first time — that makes you feel like a well-trained killing machine. Transitioning to movement is a hassle though, as it feels a little too loose. While crouched behind a box or on the side of a wall, often a directional command was misconstrued and resulted in me popping up and seemingly yelling, "GUYS! HEY! I'M HERE!" before a flurry of gunfire left me sobbing in a bloody heap.
Slowing down and playing covertly versus a run-and-gunner definitely helped remedy that, but if you're in a situation where you're forced to make a split decision, you may end up reloading a checkpoint. Granted, most of these issues happened while in the open, which takes place during the first part of Ground Zeroes. After moving inside it was easier to maneuver, but could also be that I had become more familiar with the controls by that point.
After rescuing each captive, a grizzly scene that impacted me far more than I was expecting due to the nature and subjects (they're children), Snake is required to get each of them to their own individual extraction point. That's when Ground Zeroes is over, at least the main story portion.
Here's where it gets interesting, because after that initial run-through, a fairly simple, straight-forward mission with an enjoyable ending cut-scene, players are greeted with an enormous amount of content that they unlock depending on how well they performed. New weapons are introduced to offer variety if you grew bored of the pistol and assault rifle you start with. Side missions, called "Side Ops", are also newly available and offer four new objectives to complete. Depending on your console of choice, additional characters can even be unlocked.
With collectibles, multiple characters, unlockable weapons, gadgets, and missions, as well as the prologue to a highly anticipated game releasing on Xbox One and Playstation 4, it's hard to see how anybody can argue that Ground Zeroes is lacking in content. That $29.99 price point is the reason, particularly if you play it and never go back.
The intent of the game is clearly to have players enjoy multiple playthroughs, try different tactics or paths, and get better at maneuvering Snake overall. It's a good introduction to Metal Gear Solid V, a game that will probably be heavy on cutscenes due to the massive amounts of backstory that needs to be filled in. If you're looking for a quick payoff though, something you can play without giving it a second thought on completion, Ground Zeroes is not it. You'll be left feeling used and cheated.
For those who want content though, those who take a walk down the same road every day and see something new each time, you'll easily find enough content to justify the purchase. The question is whether Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain will follow the same formula or if it's just the Ground Zeroes prologue.
A copy of this game was provided for review purposes.
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