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While many traditions have been altered during the COVID era, they are still being honored. On Wednesday, November 25, the Class of 2020 met via Zoom for the annual Yearbook Reception. Every graduate received their yearbook and a bound copy of all of their chapel speeches by mail prior to the event. Student Council President Jeff Serowik '20 welcomed his classmates back and called on them to stay connected even though the times make it challenging.
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International Affairs TV Channel, May 29, 2019
Representatives of the Federal State Duma of the Russian Federation, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, outstanding calligraphers from Chinese Calligraphy Association «Sharp-pointed Nibs»
Duma TV Channel, May 28, 2019
The project is designed to promote the art of calligraphy from the two old cultures, unlocking unique national writing.
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The Ambassador of China to Russia Li Hui noted that the exhibition is an integral part of the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relationship between Russia and China.
Channel 1. May 24, 2019
The Day of Slavonic Writing and Culture is a great time to find out some fascinating facts about letters and words. To do that, Channel 1 team visited the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy.
TV BRICS. January 4, 2019
The display feature cards from the early 20th century, the pre-revolutionary period, the 1930s, the World War II era, and others. A special section will be devoted to a unique collection of New Year greeting cards sent by famous Chinese people to their Russian comrades from 1949 to 1953, when our two countries enjoyed a strong friendship. The postcards are the courtesy of director of St. Petersburg museum "The Old New Year", Vladislav Dmitriyev.
IZ.RU. December 29, 2018
An exhibition of vintage greeting cards has opened at Moscow's calligraphy museum. It features hundreds of 20th-century New Year messages, dating from the pre-revolutionary period and the decades that followed. The postcards are the courtesy of director of St. Petersburg museum "The Old New Year", Vladislav Dmitriyev.
TV BRICS. December 20, 2018
Presentation of Great Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Chinese National Exhibition
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Next year Moscow will see an exhibition of Chinese calligraphy and paintings to celebrate the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relationships between Russia and the People's Republic of China. The Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy presented the project.
Izvestiya TV Channel. December 14, 2018.
Russia and China are about to launch a grand cultural project – The Great Chinese Calligraphy and Painting exhibition was presented in Moscow to open next September in Sokolniki. Top Chinese artists will ship about 400 showpieces to the capital.
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A major exhibition of Chinese calligraphy and paintings will become one of the most prominent events in the cultural life of Moscow. The exhibit is scheduled to open next autumn, while long and meticulous selection of unique showpieces is underway as we speak.
The Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy in Moscow presented The Great Chinese Calligraphy and Painting exhibition. The event, due in September 2019, will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the diplomatic relationships between Russia and China.
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On December 12, 2018, Russia celebrated 25 years since the adoption of its Basic Law, the Constitution of the Russian Federation. It was adopted by national referendum on December 12, 1993.
Sputnik TV Channel (Chinese Edition). November 28, 2018
A representational delegation of cultural professionals from Chinese province Henan visited the Museum on Monday, November 26: Miao Shuqun, the Vice-President of the Association Henan Association of Cultural and Art Workers; Yang Jie and Xie Anzhen, Chairman and Vice-Chairman of Henan Association of Calligraphers, and Kong Xia, Chairman of Henan Association of Dancers.
TVR24 TV Сhannel. September 25, 2018
The exhibition is titled Bukvalno, or "Literally", and features over 20 works created by students of Victor Novikov, a graphic artist, calligrapher, and icon painter
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Volunteers of the Victory have visited the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy
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Yamal Region TV-channel. Written culture in the exposition of the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy
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"Kultura" TV channel has broadcasted an episode of the "Pryanichniy Domik" show dedicated to the rare art of calligraphy filled with perfect lines and complete harmony. Most of shooting for the episode took place in the unique Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy.
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The 6th International Exhibition of Calligraphy, September 1-10, 2017. Moscow.
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Q: Make sure value returned from coroutine overwrites default value in android kotlin I would like to make sure queried value from database comes always later than default value.
For example
class SetTimeFragment : Fragment(){

    private lateinit var binding: FragmentSetTimeBinding

    override fun onCreateView(inflater: LayoutInflater, container: ViewGroup?, savedInstanceState: Bundle?): View {
        binding = FragmentSetTimeBinding.inflate(layoutInflater, container, false)

        val dbId = 3
        val defaultTime = LocalTime.now().toString()

        //Set default value
        binding.timeView.setText(defaultTime)

        lifecycleScope.launchWhenCreated {

            val itemList = withContext(Dispatchers.IO) {

                //This is Database query
                ObjectBox.store.boxFor(Data::class.java)[dbId]
            }

            // string from database e.g.12:30
            val newTime = itemList.dbTimeStr

            //overwrite default value with database query result
            binding.timeView.setText(newTime)
        }

        return binding.root
    }

}

Currently, this code has no problem. But does coroutine possibly return value faster than default value? I mean, database value goes to view first, and default value overwrites it. If it possibly happens, how can I prevent it? Thank you.

A: The coroutine doing the DB query is not even started when the default value is set on the text view, so there is no risk it can finish before that and write a value that would be overwritten by the default

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The Anubis Perspective: Moe Moe Part 8: Mindless Fan-Service
This is an old post I originally wrote for the now-defunct Moé Coalition site. The site has since been taking down by the owner, but I've managed to salvage some of my posts. This is one of them.
Time Enforcer Anubis here with more talk about moe!
Moe anime and fanservice often go hand-in-hand. Not always, but often, and especially when the Anti-Moe Brigade's talking about either.
Fanservice is a strange word nowadays. Fanservice used to encompass everything from drawn-out action scenes to elaborate transformation sequences to, of course, pantyshots. Anything that's a service to fans, really. But lately, it's been used exclusively to describe sexually-charged imagery, usually with the qualifier "Mindless" to make it sound worse than it is, which brings up a point about the Anti-Moe Brigade.
"Mindless fanservice" is used as a value judgement, as it's become characteristic of the Anti-Moe Brigade to value "deep" or "thoughtful" anime over all else. It's the reason they claim moe "enables bad storytelling" despite it having been proven time and time again that anime can exist without a story, but to them, story is everything, and pandering to the fanbase is only okay if that fanbase isn't the moe fanbase.
It's actually really convenient for the Anti-Moe Brigade that fanservice has taken on its narrower meaning. It means that they can never be accused of enjoying the "mindless fanservice" they claim is ruining anime. Gurren Lagann remains a great anime, even though it's nothing but "mindless fanservice," going by the old definition. However, even on the new definition, there's a double-standard. How does moe fanservice end up "harmful" to the industry, but BL and yaoi get looked upon as some kind of necessary evil? The "I'm not into it, but I see it's appeal" type of acceptance. Where is the line drawn? I've heard BL and yaoi equated to some sort of "moe for girls," but there's no stigma associated with it. Everyone who isn't into it just accepts that it exists and disregards it like any other anime they're not into. When something described as "moe for girls" gets accepted as legitimate, while "moe for boys" is something that must be destroyed, that's called sexism. I really hope we're not going back to sexism.
The phrase "Mindless Fanservice," and the complaints put forth about fanservice by the Anti-Moe Brigade, are nothing more than just more swipes at moe, and it embodies multiple hypocrisies and double-standards present within the Anti-Moe Brigade's rhetoric. While a lot of fanservice anime is indeed mindless, that alone doesn't make it any better or worse than any other kind of anime.
Author TimeenforceranubisPosted on September 10, 2011 March 4, 2014 Categories Moe, OpinionTags Double-standards, Fanservice
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wcsinn says:
I'm afraid I disagree slightly with my friend Anubis, I don't think this is about anything but value judgements. Value judgements made by people who, if they can be called anime fans at all, are certainly only fans of those genre, types and series of which they personally approve. They are simply put, bigots, who denigrate everything which they don't like – or worse yet – disapprove of, finding them "morally" objectionable. There is no room for anything in their world which does not receive their personal stamp of approval. They don't watch half the series the cry and wail about, and certainly don't allow themselves to be swayed by facts, let alone contrary opinions.
Unfortunately their numbers seem to proliferating, and the true fans are usually just to nice, to laid back or simply unaware of these idiots to make a serious rebuttal – not that it would slow them down a lick.
Timeenforceranubis says:
Value judgments are a big part of it, but the double-standard at play is also an important piece.
You can't ignore the fact that the Anti-Moé Brigade conveniently ignores BL/yaoi media and shows like Hetalia, which are pretty much moé aimed at girls. Because it's aimed at girls, it's okay, even though it's thematically not much different than moé shows aimed at males.
True, but then again – these anti types never have made much sense to me, nor have they been very consistent in their ravings. I have also seen them go on about how ecchi was destroying anime in one post and claim to be a big fan of fan service in the next post. Go figure 🙂
redthreetimes says:
There is indeed a double standard, and the anti moe crowd are hesitant to attack female fans. But there is also the fact that they don't have the balls to pick a fight with fujoshi and BL fans . Seriously, those ladies can be vicious, and will defend their hobby ferociously.
The BL influence will only grow with time, and it'll be interesting to see what happens when moe can't be used as a scapegoat for everything "wrong" with anime.
Oh, definitely. The yaoi/BL fanbase is notorious for being passionate about their preferred genres.
It's also probably a result of things like romance, relationships, and characters made to hit particular charm points being acceptable for women to be into, but not so much for men. I mean, whenever you hear about "sad fans" or whatever, it's always men who buy doujinshi and dakimakura who get called creepy and whatnot, regardless of the fact that there are women who do the same thing, just with male characters.
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'This program has been brought to you by our sponsors -Telus, Rogers, East link and Bell. These are the big share partners that have the Maritimes covered. Covered as in widespread concealment of the invisible energy. You may not have thought about these invisible, non-ionizing frequencies as you can't see them nor even measure them but I guarantee you are about to feel them. You may wonder…. why your heart is racing? Why are you having breathing difficulties? Why are you yawning or sighing trying to get oxygen into your lungs? Why are you tired and losing your hair? Have you been noticing more tingling in your hands and sensitivity in your teeth? Are you having difficulty sleeping, are you dizzy and experiencing a constant high pitch ringing in your ears? Do you feel anxious, light-headed and unable to keep your thoughts straight?
Mask wearing could be creating these oxygen-depletion symptoms of hypoxia. However, in my case, as I do not consent to wearing a mask, there must be another explanation. They worsened with moving into new apartment building, wired for fifth generation cellular technology. Even a land-line phone now in a new development has to be connected to the internet and although, my own wifi may be off in my apartment, the computer tells me there is a strong signal from 13 other networks. So much for the faraday cage around my personal router, with all the radiation from the other apartments, I feel the need for faraday protection around me! .... and so I do.
Telus and Rogers both confirmed on a live Facebook video that these frequencies between 30-300 GHz would be rolled out in every major city in Canada by the end of 2020. They assured me it was approved by Health Canada, even though there were no health or safety studies available. They couldn't share the mystery frequency they were going to start us with….. but I guess they learned that the 60 GHz that was rolled out in Wuhan China was too high, when people started dropping in the street. Apparently, money makes its own laws and legislation.
Like the pharmaceutical industry, cellular technology is another billion dollar business. The e-mails to the Halifax Mayor, the Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly, Members of Parliament, Nova Scotia Power and Halifax Water (smart meter installers) didn't seem to make any dents or delays in the roll out. Residents have their mandatory upgrade letters and you are getting it, whether you like it or not. Even "opt-out" options are tricky to navigate. Mandating a device that comes with health risk carries liability so be sure you document your requests and conditions. Remind the companies that your initial contract did not require this dangerous "upgrade". See the liability link to know more about the inpower movement. I've e-mailed the science and my health concerns to all the the above and I've kept a record of our communication. The "smart meter" is a military, radiation, surveillance, tracking device that have been sold to these companies as a efficient management tool but they have given no consideration to your health. The smart meter communicating on the new wifi network of 30-300 GHz turns your home or office into a microwave. "Opt out" of the upgrade or at the very least purchase smart meter and router covers.
Rolling out this technology was a steam engine plan powered by money-loving, globalists. A plan that extends from the microcosm of our mitochondria to the macrocosm of our mighty satellites into a one world government. Rosa Koire's book Behind the Green Mask discusses in detail agenda 2021, 2030, 2040 and the 100 year plan to take our land and enslave our humanity. John F Kennedy said the same, "there is a plot to enslave every man, woman and child and before I leave this high and nobel office, I intend to expose it." If you take the co..vid shot with the computer nanotechnology, you consent to be part of the artificially intelligent matrix and you become even more malleable. They won't even have to brainwash you into buying toilet paper for a respiratory virus again as they will be able to control you remotely. They call it "artificial" intelligence because it is fake. In a dual, "bit" or "bite" reality you lose the ability to differentiate and integrate feeling into knowledge. Cosmic wisdom which is granted via an integrated grateful loving heart would not be accessible and for this reason, while there maybe a greater capacity for data, true love and wisdom is lost. In essence, it's the beginning of a new race of human robots. They have designed robots to be human now they are attempting the reverse. Instead of denying that it will happen, I can only pray that whoever is holding the remote is merciful. Maybe like a Noah's ark, this cleansing of our humanity is sorting the healthiest, most intelligent of our species and that a few quality humans are saved to procreate our species, as the zombie bots die out with short sterile lifespans. This reminds me of a joke meme to lighten the mood......
Two unicorns on Noah's Ark. One Unicorn says to the other….. "Hey Sexy- looks like it's gonna be up to you and me to re-populate the earth with unicorns, huh? By the way, I'm Greg- what was your name sweetheart?" The other Unicorn replies …. "Arnold" hehehehe ( and that is why we have no unicorns on earth)
It is stressful to discuss our fate, as it unleashed many different emotions but I did find comfort in discovering that this is not the first time in history that our humanity has been effected by new EMF radiation. Many times the introduction of a new technology as been associated with a "boggie man" virus and symptoms, just like we are seeing now. Arthur Firstenberg: The Invisible Rainbow gives a beautiful historical account of this reoccurring phenomena. You'll notice the frequencies that were introduced were different but the symptoms of headaches, anxiety, neurasthenia, fatigue and flu-like, respiratory symptoms remained similar. The good news is we have been able to adapt to these experiments on our humanity; the bad news is that it will likely take out the weak, leaving only the fittest to survive. In addition to the EMF, there are other stressors with chemicals in our food, water, air, vaccines and medicines that further taxed our immune system, but it is an interesting journey to see the historical correlations of frequency on the human frame and condition. The solutions through out the ages are similar to support natural immunity in the divine beings we are. When we look for our power in a source outside ourselves, we are reprimanded and reminded of our value.
I love the title …The Invisible Rainbow! It paints a beautiful picture to empower you to greater levels of conscious evolution. Radiation could be a scary word but from now on let's visualize it as simply energy. Just as the colours of a rainbow are broken down into different wavelengths or light fractionates through a prism, so is our world going though an energy transformation of separation and integration on all levels.
Excerpts from Invisible Rainbow.
"At the end of the 18th century, it was generally acknowledged that electricity could make people ill, depending on the sex, the morphology and the physical condition of the individual concerned. It had similarly been observed that certain individuals reacted strongly to changes in the weather, which often correlated with electrical changes in the atmosphere. The names of some of those individuals are still famous today – among them Christopher Columbus, Dante, Charles Darwin, Benjamin Franklin, Goethe, Victor Hugo, Leonardo da Vinci, Martin Luther, Michelangelo, Mozart, Napoleon, Rousseau and Voltaire.
In 1894, the noted Viennese psychiatrist Sigmund Freud wrote an article whose effect was disastrous for all the unfortunates who suffered from telegraphic sickness, neurasthenia, microwave syndrome or EHS. Rather than seeing the external cause ‒ which was electromagnetic pollution – he attributed these symptoms to disordered thoughts or poorly controlled emotions. As a result, today millions of citizens affected by electronic smog are being medicated instead of reducing their exposure to this pollutant. Sigmund Freud renamed neurasthenia – which was known to be caused by electricity – as a neurosis anxiety, an anxiety attack or a panic attack. This opened the way for the reckless deployment of electrification to continue unimpeded.
In 1889, full-scale electrification was carried out in the USA and, shortly thereafter, in Europe. That same year, as if by chance, doctors were inundated with cases of flu, which The Invisible Rainbow – Informational Summary 5 had until then appeared only infrequently. The victims' symptoms were far more neurological in nature, resembling neurasthenia, and did not include respiratory disorders. The pandemic lasted for four years and killed at least a million people
In 1904, bees began to die on the Isle of Wight following the installation of radio transmitters by Marconi. These transmitters work at frequencies close to megahertz levels
Spanish flu pandemic in 1918, which actually began in the United States, at the Naval Radio School of Cambridge, Massachusetts, with 400 initial cases. This epidemic rapidly spread to 1,127 soldiers at Funston Camp (Kansas), where wireless connections had been installed.
It can be seen that each new influenza pandemic corresponds to a new advance in electrical technology, such as the Asian flu of 1957-58, following the installation of a powerful radar surveillance system, and the outbreak of Hong Kong flu from July 1968 onwards, following the commissioning of 28 military satellites for space surveillance at the altitude of the Van Allen belts, which protect us from cosmic radiation."
Virologists admit there is much we don't know about these dead bits of genetic material we call "viruses". Dr. Zach Bush and many others agree that this buffet of thousands of bits of DNA, that create our virome and micro biome, help strengthen our immune system and assist in the evolution of our species. The people that are smothering themselves with masks and sanitizing their health away, have no concept of this natural immunity.
The nuts and bolts of this EMF story can be found in the oxygen works of a 1931 Medical Nobel Prize winner, Otto Heinrich Warburg's. Otto showed that cancer is a regression of oxygen-deprived cells, which drives them to multiply in a haphazard way. The initial oxygen deprivation is due to a malfunction of the mitochondria, which can be caused by electromagnetic fields or other environmental pollution. The same principle of cellular oxygen deficiency applies to diabetes, which is why there is a higher rate of cancers among diabetics than in the rest of the population. Cancer and diabetes are signs and symptoms that the body can no longer balance the toxic load or metabolize sugar efficiently. Rats, for example, bathed in cellular frequencies in a short period of time get cancer and develop diabetes. EMF radiation of 60GHz effects the coupling and absorption of oxygen. Ydi wireless boasts that "the oxygen molecule absorbs electromagnetic energy at 60GHz like a piece of food in a microwave oven." This short microwave can't travel long distances which is why you see cell towers and white cell columns on telephone poles, street lights and apartment buildings. All the pieces come together to create the perfect storm in the current plandemic. Impairing oxygen, impairs life.
Here we are in the middle of a fake pandemic, the population is muzzled and about to be given a lethal injection for some "non-isolated virus" and the real culprit is electromagnetic frequency... sound familiar? In 1940's DDT caused many of the neurological symptoms and iron lungs (now called ventilators). Poliomyelitis's only causes neurological symptoms in 1% of the cases so once again the billion dollar chemical companies were creating the problem and then selling you the solution. The introduction of the polio shot actually caused an increase in the incidents, just like we saw in 2017 in the Philippines where the vaccine strand of the virus caused the outbreak. The pharmaceutical propaganda then too convinced the public to shoot up polio just as they did with the swine flu vaccine developed for pigs. Did you know there were no cases of the swine flu until President Ford mandated this to be injected into the people population? Eustace Mullins gives the details in his book of how the pig farmers refused to give it to their livestock but the CEO found a new market… people. Good that President Ford got to retire early to the golf course. With all the deaths and injury in this swine flu scam and creating the new syndromes of vaccine injury called Guillan-Barre, he wasn't invited back for a second term. Co..vid (certification of.. vaccine identification) shot deaths and injuries are stacking up by the day but still the government and every mainstream news station is selling it like it's our saviour. Dr. David Martin reminds us legally this can't be label as "vaccine" as there is nothing in the shot to stimulate immunity or disrupt transmission. This co..vid shot is a bioweapon.
Injecting more chemicals into bodies that are already hypoxic with radiation stress and mask wearing is a great way to expedite death of a species. Creating fear and exhausting your fight and flight short term stress response with financial stress and social distancing is another great carcinogenic tool. These cellular hurdles are hidden so unlike a mask or a shot, you can't decline it. The 5th generation has not only been slipped in under the radar without your consent but sold to you for your convenience without consideration to your health. Apparently, it is more important to download a movie quickly than to save your brain cells and prevent cancer.
Yesterday, I had a severe attack of breathlessness, racing heart, numbness into my hands, anxiety and couldn't pull my thoughts together to scan myself with quantum technology. I took 2 coffee and the caffeine helped me breath then I fell asleep for 4 hours in my EMF protecting tent. Normally, caffeine would keep me awake and jittery but very unusual for me to pass out for 4 hours in the middle of the day. We are living through some unusual times. Can our technology accurately detect the 30-300 GHz? I know my EMF meter only reads up to 6-8GHz. I use a vibration solution for my apparent vibrational problem but decreasing exposure, opting out of the upgrades and returning to cord technologies appears to be the best first line of defence.
I am typing this article wrapped up in a 99% silver thread EMF protective curtain that was too small for the window but is good EMF shawl for my heart and thyroid. I still have the tingling into my hands but I'd have to purchase a much bigger keyboard to wear the radiation protective lead gloves. hehehehe
Interestingly, Princess Cruises was one of the first major companies to adopt new 5G technologies on their ships, including wearable 'Ocean Medallions' that connect individuals to their room functions. Given the evidence and correlations between EMF exposure with 5G rollouts in COVID-19 'hot spots', further health investigations are required. Apparently, when effected cruise customers were put in EMF protection spaces with supplemental calcium the symptoms improved.
EMF exposure effects voltage-gated, calcium channels (VGCC) and brings more calcium intracellularly. We know this because drugs that block these calcium gates mitigate EMF symptoms. But before you get excited about this drug possibility, know that it was just used to identify the pathway, let's look at this with a wider lens. This process of bringing calcium into the cell is an adaptation our body has made to deal with the radiation. Do you wish to suppress it or would you like to facilitate your bodies natural wisdom and accommodation? A fever for example is a sign of a good working immune system. We elevate our body temperature naturally to burn out the bugs that can't live in warmer climates. Odd now that the globalist are monitoring and associating fever with illness. It is almost as if they are punishing the healthy. Suppression of any of the natural protective body responses - fever, cough, vomiting or diarrhea - lengthens the course and severity of the dis-ease.
Since being in this new apartment building I've had a craving for cheese. Normally, I do not eat much dairy but I was a craving it, so I allowed the indulgence feeling that my body knew best and added imported cheese to my grocery list. ( 38 of the European countries have banned GMO products so I figure it is a safer bet that may not contain the poison glyphosate). The calcium migration into the cell would leave the extracellular space deficient and then the body has to pull from other sources of the bone, skin and nails. The increase need for calcium could explain my sudden cheese fettish. There are no mistakes or coincidences just incomplete perceptions, so if you first don't see the solution, trust in a universal wisdom that will send you the answer just when you need it. Our own body's wisdom is the most powerful healing tool and once in the holy flow, you move toward divine health. The problem in moving further from our mother earth is we lose that communion with nature. Did you know that a breast feeding mother's nipple reads in the saliva of the baby to produce the perfect nourishment. If the baby is sick the mother's body produces more antibodies and the milk changes colour and consistency.
Did you know our mother earth does the same for us? If you walk barefoot or put your hands into the soil of your gardens the plants read your deficiencies and supply it in your produce! The plants communicate with you and all that is present in the environment in a bio magnetic field but you need nature ears to hear them. All living things share the matrix of our energetic world. Here on the 6 floor of a high-rise my "mother-nature sense" gets muted in the elevator of current from electrical appliances and overlapping wifi ….. so instead of running to the garden for my medicine and communing with the natural frequencies of nature, I'm left to other devices to find my temporary solution in the imported cheese section at the grocery store.
Numbness and tingling, hair loss, soft finger nails and dry skin are signs of calcium deficiency. Intracellular calcium concentration increases shortly after the onset of hypoxia. The voltage-gated calcium channels open in response to the falling transmembrane potential, and the increasing intracellular sodium concentration causes the membrane-bound Na/Ca exchanger to reverse its activity. Normally, Intracellular calcium is less than extracellular calcium by a factor of100,000. Regulation of calcium homeostasis in the extracellular space plays an important role in neuronal function. This increase in intracellular calcium is generally harmful, causing the activation of ATPase enzymes that decompose your ATP energy, cause damage to heart and other muscular structures and the uncontrolled release of neurotransmitters.
Calcium shifting explains why I was so tired as my ATP energy was quickly being broken down. I'm still not certain why I felt the need to drink two coffee to help me breathe but perhaps the caffeine increased pulmonary ventilation and oxygen saturation. Had I been thinking clearly, a double shot of MMS would have been a better solution. Normally two cups of cappuccino would keep me shaky and wired for hours but I drank these two and then laid down for a 4 hour nap in my EMF protective tent! I've increased my calcium-magnesium supplement and MMS (free oxygen) now and feeling much better. There is some controversy about taking calcium tablets but can't seem to feed myself enough cheese, so I figure it is worth a try. My medical Astrology friends will see the significance in taking Kali Mur tissue salts, having my Uranus is in the 3rd house. Bracelet, pocket ground, Blushield plug-in and biomagnetic pendant are other supports.
The link to this video is a walk through of my current personal space, tools and links that I incorporated to reduce my EMF exposure. Nature defeats Technology, is the title of an article with a vision of what I'd love to see manifest. It explains how "the internet of everything" was funded by a green Queen, governments were trapped into this paradigm and people were unable to litigate death and damages under the 1996 Telecom Act.
Through out history, our planet has been introduced to new levels of radiation and with each incremental technology advancement, humanity has adjusted to the change. Instead of adopting a fatalistic breathless attitude, what if we see this challenge as a way of making ourselves stronger? What if the non-ionizing radiation is a way to open to the building and bridging of a new DNA strand? What if the plants and animals that survive have a special capacity to accommodate new levels of energy are of higher vibration? If we truly believe there is a loving universe surrounding us, then it behoves us to find the answers and see the service in the challenge. Consciously resist that which is not aligned to our greater good and follow the holy flow. Move out of the radiation concentration in the cities. Return to a simpler existence without the health costs of modern convenience. Grow your own food and commune with nature for our healing and life sustaining nourishment. Connect in your heart to the source of all love and wisdom. Who knows, maybe this is another test in our path of ascension to a new dimension?
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bioinitiative.org/
Robert David Steele PubMed.Gov Articles on the Dangers of EMF Radiation
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https://takebackyourpower.net/us-conference-of-mayors-will-sue-fcc-if-they-eliminate-local-control-over-5g-deployments/
https://www.sott.net/article/327383-Not-so-smart-technology-Safety-inspector-blows-the-whistle-on-fire-hazards-of-smart-electronics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tXC8fjrwmY&feature=youtu.be
https://stopsmartmeters.org/frequently-asked-questions/radio-frequency-radiation-issues/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ_t39kAdi8 . Explanation of different frequencies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kHVzj1Qb7I. Government reports health problems with smart meter installation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-aNRQNRtaI Smart meter effects the heart.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAjX6Ap02dU Smart meter effects on the blood.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iljgbirKWhc Truth about smart meters, in conflict with Health Canada.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPYCZNkL0nA. Conspiracy theories from a whistleblower.
https://odysee.com/@Alin:7/THE-GREAT-RESET-IS-NOT-A-CONSPIRACY-THEORY!-(AND-NO-ONE-LIKES-YOU,-KLAUS):c
https://microwavenews.com/sites/default/files/docs/mwn.7-06.RR.pdf
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwyDCHf5iCY&feature=youtu.be Truth about mobile phones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjGazbVRqpc Casualties of waves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZl2MSHDKls&feature=youtu.be Cell phones and cancer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9ycyWd8GMs&feature=youtu.be Suppressing Science on Cellphones
https://www.takebackyourpower.net/un-staff-member-5g-is-war-on-humanity/#_edn3
emfscientist.org/images/docs/International_EMF_Scientist-Appeal.pdf 230 Scientists sign appeal
https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/824242.pdf Biological effect of microwave exposure
apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a082367.pdf Biological effect on non-ionizing radiation
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First POST: Take Me To the Moon
BY Micah L. Sifry | Thursday, March 20 2014
Take Me To the Moon
Larry Page, Google co-founder, who is known for his interest in "moon shot" scale projects, offered a bit of his vision of the future at TED. "In technology, we need revolutionary change, not incremental change," he said. The incongruity of saying this to interviewer Charlie Rose was presumably not discussed.
Page also said, "We need to know what surveillance the government is doing. We need to debate that, or we can't have a functioning democracy." And he added, "For me it's tremendously disappointing that the government did this without telling us first."
The NSA's top lawyer says US tech companies "were fully aware" of the agency's data collection program, Spencer Ackerman writes for The Guardian. This contradicts many denials from companies like Yahoo, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and AOL that they didn't know about the PRISM program.
How secure are so-called secure chat services? The New York Times' Molly Wood gets some answers with the help of Bruce Schneier.
Twitter has backed off its plan to encrypt direct messages between users, Adrianne Jeffries reports for The Verge.
Sen. Rand Paul went to Berkeley and charmed the student audience by voicing his concerns about government surveillance, Jeremy Peters reports for The Times.
Taking a turn on The New York Times op-ed page, technosociologist Zeynep Tufekci delves into one paradox of social media-powered protest movements: because digital tools make it easier to build up quickly, such movements often lack "infrastructure for decision making and strategies for sustaining momentum." She's careful to note that amassing a lot of "likes" on Facebook can be valuable in changing cultural expectations of what is "normal," but she doesn't overstate the value of such methods, either.
Software developer and congressional candidate David Cole is inviting people to edit his platform on GitHub, reports Klint Finley for Wired. There's some kind of cosmic poetic justice at work here, as GitHub cofounder Scott Chacon ran for Congress back in 2005 as an open source candidate who invited voters to schedule his calendar for him. Cole explains what he's doing, here.
California Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Los Angeles) is inviting citizens to help draft laws using a Wikispaces account, GovTech's Brian Heaton reports.
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Another low at a mile high by Tom Murphy | September 10, 2018 at 4:00 a.m.
NWA Democrat-Gazette/CHARLIE KAIJO Arkansas Razorbacks head coach Chad Morris and quarterback Cole Kelley (15) watch a play review for a Kelley touchdown ruled incomplete during the third quarter of a football game, Saturday, September 8, 2018 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Colorado State scored the final 25 points of the game to pull off its 34-27 comeback victory over the University of Arkansas on Saturday.
The comeback started after the Razorbacks, who were leading 27-9, failed to score following Deon Stewart's 45-yard punt return took the ball to the Rams' 28-yard line with 6:49 remaining in the third quarter. The series concluded when Connor Limpert missed wide right on a 48-yard field goal attempt at the 5:27 mark.
From that point, Colorado State outgained the Razorbacks 285-34 in total offense and put together three touchdown drives and one field goal drive.
"We definitely had the upper hand and did not feel like that they were moving the ball effectively and efficient," Arkansas coach Chad Morris said of the game flow just before that sequence late in the third quarter.
"It just seemed like the missed field goal and our inability to capitalize off the punt [return], they went on drives of 70, 96, 60, 59 on their last four drives and we were unable to answer offensively. Very disappointing. We take great pride in being an explosive offense and just didn't have it going."
Junior tailback Devwah Whaley, said the shift in momentum was noticeable.
"There was definitely a change of momentum," Whaley said. "We had it going after Deon's punt return, which was a great punt return."
The first question asked of Morris in his postgame talk was about the decision to punt on fourth-and-one from the 50-yard line on the opening play of the fourth quarter with the Razorbacks leading 27-17.
Cole Kelley had just completed a six-yard out route to La'Michael Pettway on third and 7, but Pettway was ruled to have gone out of bounds inches short of moving the chains.
Morris and his coaches had a lengthy review of the gain, followed by the quarter break to contemplate their fourth-down decision. He said, in retrospect, he almost wished he had decided to go on fourth down at midfield.
"One thing I didn't want to do, because they were creating some momentum, I didn't want to give them a shorter field and allow that momentum to stay with them," Morris said.
"I thought we could pin them deep. That was the message there. We did think about it, did talk about it. I thought at the end, the way our defense was playing at that time we could pin them deep."
CBS analyst Aaron Taylor, a former NFL lineman, remarked on the broadcast that if he was an Arkansas offensive lineman he would be offended by punting on fourth and 1.
Junior tailback Devwah Whaley gave credit all around after his career-high 165 rushing yards, which included 6.3 yards per carry and a 3-yard touchdown run with 2:02 left in the first quarter.
"It starts up front," Whaley said. "The offensive line worked their tails off, especially this past week. All credit to them and the receivers blocking down field and the quarterback making good reads. ... Without them, I wouldn't have had the game I had."
After Whaley's career day, Rakeem Boyd piled up 67 yards on seven carries for an average of 9.6 yards per carry, and Chase Hayden had 11 carries for 55 yards.
"All of our running backs honestly did a tremendous job," quarterback Cole Kelley said. "Credit to our offensive line. I felt like they did a phenomenal job in the run and passing game and our backs made the right cuts."
For the second consecutive game, the Razorbacks' backup quarterback outperformed the starter, though Cole Kelley and Ty Storey swapped roles this week and there was only one change.
Storey made the start in the 34-27 loss at Colorado State and completed 5 of 13 passes for 36 yards and two interceptions. Both of the picks against him led to field goals for the Rams after they took possession inside Arkansas territory at the 43- and 44-yard lines. Storey led seven series that resulted in 49 snaps and 253 yards total offense.
The Razorbacks had one touchdown, two field goals, two punts and two turnovers on Storey's seven possessions.
Kelley took over to start the second half and led seven series that resulted in 27 plays and 184 yards total offense. Kelley completed 6 of 9 passes for 192 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions. He was sacked once.
Running back T.J. Hammonds scored his first touchdown of the season on a 64-yard pass play, which began with him lined up on the right side. Hammonds went in motion in front of quarterback Cole Kelley, who took a Shotgun snap and pitched the ball forward. Hammonds made the catch and quickly accelerated around left end.
"Devwah [Whaley] made a huge block for me on the outside and Mike Woods made a huge block," Hammonds said. "I saw the safety come down and just hit it.
"I'm fast enough to hit it on the outside. I stumbled a little bit and I caught my balance and I just kept pushing."
Junior McTelvin "Sosa" Agim played mostly at defensive end against Colorado State as the Razorbacks were without starting end Randy Ramsey and key backup Dorian Gerald.
Agim said he lined up inside on three-man rush formations, but otherwise worked from the edge. Agim was credited with 2 forced fumbles, 2 quarterback hurries, a fumble recovery and a 7-yard tackle for loss among his four stops.
"It was pretty nice," Agim said. "I just want to be able to show that I'm versatile and can play either one."
One week after ripping Eastern Illinois for 353 yards through the air, the Razorbacks struggled to find consistency in their passing game while throwing for 138 yards in the loss at Colorado State.
The Razorbacks' longest pass play was T.J. Hammonds' 64-yard burst around left end with a pop pass that is similar to a running play.
Cole Kelley completed a 25-yard fade-route touchdown to La'Michael Pettway to give Arkansas a 20-9 lead early in the third quarter, but the downfield passing game did not click otherwise.
Jordan Jones hauled in a deep-ball pass from the Colorado State 28-yard line, but he was deemed to have landed with his right foot out of bounds as his left toe tapped inbound on the would-be touchdown.
Morris said he was hopeful linebacker Dre Greenlaw and defensive end Randy Ramsey would be ready to play against North Texas on Saturday. Ramsey has been nursing a hamstring and/or knee injury since the second week of camp. Greenlaw suffered a high ankle sprain in the opener and looked gimpy in the middle part of last week, but he was moving around better during pregame warmups in Fort Collins, Colo.
Morris said Cheyenne O'Grady was suspended for the second game but he did not elaborate on the latest developments with the junior tight end after he said O'Grady was cleared Monday.


Some time ago Martin bought a Tokyo Fixed ONO at our store. He was so kind and send us some pictures of what he made of this masterpiece. Victoire Cycles High FLange Track hubs with BLB Notorious 90 mm carbon rim rear and 50 mm carbon rim front, SRAM Omnium crankset, Chris King headset and Thomson parts make this bike very exclusive. Definitely our style.
Our first build with the new Tokyo Fixed Dart V2 frame. The oversized steel frame was combined with a light Unknown full carbon fork, a H+SON SL 42 wheelset and a SRAM Omnium crankset for a very stiff ride.
We just got the first example of the brandnew and redesigned Tokyo Fixed Dart V2. The huge, oversized tubes keep the weight low but the frame stiffness incredibly high. Combine that with the gorgeous ride quality of steel and the 44mm headtube that makes the front end rigid and the steering precise, you've got a frame that can do everything from Sunday track best to daily beater. Come to the shop and have a look! of course we can order all other sizes for you!
Another beautyful Tokyo Fixed S2 singlespeed bike left out shop some days ago. Equipped with H+Son TB-14 rims, Gran Compe track hubs and the beloved Sugino 75 crankset.
Wir haben endlich den ersten Tokyo Fixed ONO Rahmen im Laden. Der muffenlos gelötete Verfolger Rahmen aus einem Columbus MAX / Zona Stahlmix ist agressiv, steif und vor allem schnell. Ab sofort bei uns erhältlich.
Diese Bilder vom Tokyo Fixed Dart sind zugegebenermaßen etwas dunkel geraten. Das ändert aber nichts daran, dass ein schöner Rahmen mit einem hervorragndem Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ist.
Der S2 von Tokyo Fixed ist ein gemuffter Bahnrahmen mit einem sehr schönen, klassischen Finish. Dieser Aufbau mit H+Son Archetype und Brooks unterstützt diesen Eindruck zusätzlich.


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Civil Appeal 69 of 1991
Esso Kenya Ltd v Mark Makwata Okiya[1992] eKLR
Esso Kenya Ltd v Mark Makwata Okiya
Court of Appeal at Kisumu
Richard Otieno Kwach, Joseph Raymond Otieno Masime, John Mwangi Gachuhi
Mr Muthoga for the Appellant Mr Bakhoya for the Respondent
Case History:
(Appeal from the Ruling of the High Court of Kenya at Kakamega (Osiemo J) dated 20th February 1991 in HCCC No 379 of 1990)
Parties Profile:
Corporation v Individual
Court of Appeal, at Kisumu July 10, 1992
Gachuhi, Masime & Kwach JJ A
Injunctions – temporary injunctions – principles for grant of an order of an injunction – where the public interest is at stake against a private person's claim for profit – consideration by court.
Public Interest – where public interest and property is at stake due to a claim by a private person – whether the Court can make an order detrimental to public interest.
The appellant entered into an agreement with the respondent granting him an exclusive licence to sell the appellant's products at the service station. The appellant wrote to the respondent terminating the agreement on allegations that he had deliberately contaminated the products. The respondent sought an injunction which was granted by the High Court and an order for damages. The appellant was denied stay pending appeal by the High Court but the Court of Appeal granted stay pending appeal for the appellant to challenge the temporary injunction.
1. The judge himself made an order for payment of damages against the appellant which implies he accepted that this was a case where damages would be an adequate remedy. This appreciation should have logically led him to the conclusion that the respondent had not laid any proper basis for the grant of an injunction.
2. The judge did not take into account the serious issues of public safety and possible damage to property. There are considerations which must of necessity override the economic interests of the respondent. In his pursuit of profit the society cannot allow him to put at risk the lives and property of members of the public.
3. Once the operator's agreement was terminated the prayers in the temporary injunction application could not be granted as they assume the agreement was in place.
4. It is settled law that where the remedy sought can be compensated by an award of damages then the equitable relief of an injunction is not available.
5. The Court should avoid granting orders which have not been asked for in the application before it or determine the issues in the suit before the actual hearing.
1. Esso (Kenya) Ltd v Gumbi Road Service Station Ltd Civil Appeal No 12 of 1991
2. Giella v Cassman Brown & Co Ltd [1973] EA 358
Hailsham, Lord et al (Eds) (1979) Halsbury's Laws of England London: Butterworths & Co Ltd 4th Edn Vol XXIV para 953
Civil Procedure Rules (cap 21 Sub Leg) order XXXIX
Mr Muthoga for the Appellant
Mr Bakhoya for the Respondent
Both Parties Represented
Appeal allowed.
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL
AT KISUMU
(Coram: Gachuhi, Masime & Kwach JJ A)
ESSO KENYA LTD..............................................APPELLANT
MARK MAKWATA OKIYA..............................RESPONDENT
(Appeal from the Ruling of the High Court of Kenya at Kakamega (Osiemo J) dated 20th February 1991
HCCC No 379 of 1990)
Kwach JA. Esso Kenya Limited (the appellant) is the registered owner of a petrol station on Plot LR Nos 15 and 16, Kakamega in Western Province. Under an arrangement dated 4th January 1989 entered into between the appellant and Mark Makwata Okiya (the respondent), the appellant granted the respondent an exclusive license to sell the appellant's products at the service station and for that purpose only. The agreement was for a term of six months renewable. The respondent paid the appellant an operator's fee of Kshs 2000/- per month and an additional fee calculated at the rate of 2 cents per litre of motor fuels and kerosene purchased by the respondent for sale at the service station. The respondent was to purchase exclusively from the appellant at the current listed or applicable prices all supplies of petroleum products, which might be required for the purpose of the agreement.
Among matters agreed to between the parties to the agreement was that the agreement could be terminated by either party, giving the other party six months notice of his or its intention to do so (clause 23(x)). On 22nd November 1990, the appellant's Area Sales Representative at Kisumu wrote to the respondent terminating the agreement with immediate effect. The letter was in the following terms:
"M M Okiya Service Station
Dear Dealer
Termination of dealership at our Kakamega Company owned Service Station
We refer to our letter dated 29th October 1990, regarding the contamination of products in the above station on 26th October 1990, which you are fully aware of.
According to analysis done on the sample taken of products from your station, it has been confirmed that the product was actually contaminated. This is a serious breach of our operation agreement.
You are therefore requested to hand over vacant possession of the station immediately and in any case NOT later than Friday, 23rd November 1990.
You are hereby required to sign the attached copy of this letter to certify (sic) that you received this communication.
N O Okoth
Area Sales Representative Kisumu."
This letter was copied to Mr Martin Smith, the appellant's Fuel Products Sales Manager, among others. The events which culminated in the termination of the respondent's dealership were summarised in a letter addressed to the respondent by Mr Okoth dated 23rd October, 1990, which I will also read in full:
Contamination of Products
at your Station
I have learnt with dismay through the driver who delivered products to your station on 26th October 1990, and also through my meter reconciliations, that you damped 0.448m3 and 1.1023m3 of 1K into the RMS and ADO respectively. EKL takes this very seriously for the damage that the above-contaminated products could cause to the people's motor vehicles and general machineries could have irreversible worst effect on our business (sic).
As a first remedy, this is to confirm our earlier telephone discussion with you this morning that you shouldn't sell any RMS and ADO in that station till the contaminated ones have been removed and replaced with pure products from the depot.
Also for the management to get to know what really happened and also for the above to make sure that you understand the gravity of such an act, you are hereby requested to report to EKL Head Office, Nairobi on 8th November 1990 at 2.30 pm and see our Sales Manager and the Fuel Products Sales Manager.
Thank you and please I will kindly ask you to cooperate with us.
Area Sales Representative- Kisumu."
The effect in law of the second letter from Mr Okoth dated 22nd November 1990, regardless of the express stipulation in clause 23(x) of the agreement was to bring the agreement to an end at once. This letter was apparently delivered to the respondent by Mr Okoth the same day.
On 23rd November 1990, the respondent filed a suit in the High Court at Kisumu against the appellant seeking a number of reliefs including an injunction restraining the appellant from terminating the contract of dealership. Simultaneously, he took out a chamber summons under order 39 of the Civil Procedure Rules seeking a temporary injunction restraining the appellant from stopping him operating the service station or evicting him and a further order compelling the appellant to continue supplying him with petrol and petroleum products. The application was supported by an affidavit sworn by the respondent to which he annexed copies of the agreement and the letter from Mr Okoth dated 22nd November 1990. He did not annex a copy of the earlier letter dated 23rd October 1990 in which the reasons which ultimately led to the termination of the agreement were given.
The application came before Khamoni J, ex-parte, the same day and the Judge granted the orders sought and also made an order that the application be served on the appellant and heard inter-partes at Kakamega. After at least two false starts, the matter finally came before Osiemo J, on 17th January 1991, when he heard submissions and reserved his ruling, which he delivered on 20th February 1991. He granted the injunction and made two further orders which had not been asked for in the chamber summons, directing the appellant to get the pumps (which in the meantime had been disabled) working again within seven days, and to pay the respondent unspecified damages from the date the temporary injunction was granted to the date the station would be opened. The appellant applied for a stay of this order but this was refused. A stay pending appeal was subsequently granted by this Court.
From the affidavits filed by both sides there was a great deal of conflict on the reasons why the appellant terminated the respondent's dealership. According to the appellant, the respondent had been guilty of deliberate contamination of products at the station. Mr Okoth deponed in his affidavit that when he confronted the respondent with the allegation on 26th October 1990, the respondent admitted having contaminated the products in order to save on the cost of transportation.
It is not clear from Mr Okoth's affidavit as to when exactly he delivered the letter of termination to the respondent but it would appear that it was done on 22nd November 1990, when he travelled to Kakamega to supervise the disabling of all the pumps at the station to stop the respondent using the equipment. If that is correct then it seems to me that by the time the ex-parte order was made on 23rd November 1990, the agreement had already come to an end and the station had by then been immobilised. This state of affairs must of course have been known to the respondent.
In his ruling, the learned Judge appreciated that for an application for an injunction to succeed; the applicant must make out a prima facie case with a probability of success. He said the respondent had come to prove that the letter of termination of dealership was in breach of contract and that the petroleum products were not contaminated or that even if they were, it was not done either by the respondent or his servants.
The decision of the learned judge has been attacked on some eleven grounds of appeal but in my view, this appeal can be disposed of on one single ground, which reads:
"(2) The learned Judge erred in holding that the conditions for the granting of an interlocutory injunction had been fulfilled and further erred in granting the same when the facts before him as deponed in the affidavits dictated a refusal of the application."
Dealing with this ground of appeal, Mr Muthoga, for the appellant submitted that the respondent had not shown a prima facie case with a probability of success nor had he shown that if he did not get the injunction he would suffer irreparable injury, which would not be adequately compensated by an award of damages. He also submitted that if the matter fell to be decided on the balance of convenience, the balance did not favour the respondent and his application should have been dismissed.
Mr Bakhoya, for the respondent, on the other hand, submitted that the respondent had established a prima facie case with a probability of success. He also submitted that the petrol station provided the only source of income for the respondent and that if he was not allowed to continue operating it, the damage he stood to suffer could not adequately be compensated by an award of damages.
Mr Bakhoya cited the case of Esso (Kenya) Ltd v Gumbi Road Service Station Ltd Civil Appeal No 12 of 1991 (unreported), which is a decision of this Court. In that case, the appellant (Esso (Kenya) Ltd) gave the respondent six months notice to terminate a dealership agreement on the strength of which the respondent operated a petrol station in Kisumu. The respondent filed proceedings and applied for a temporary injunction before the expiry of the notice. The respondent also challenged the validity of the notice and disputed the existence of a valid dealership agreement on which the appellant purported to rely in issuing the notice of termination. The appellant also claimed that the respondent was a trespasser while the respondent claimed that its occupation was based on an oral agreement. A temporary injunction was given restraining the appellant from evicting the respondent from the petrol station and compelling the appellant to continue supplying the respondent with petrol.
In my view, the injunction in that case was properly given, because in the absence of a valid dealership agreement, it was only fair and just that the status quo be maintained while the true legal status of the respondent at the station was being investigated by the Court. That is not the position in this case. Here there was a valid dealership agreement in existence which the appellant purported to terminate. Gumbi's case is therefore of no assistance at all to the respondent in this appeal.
The conditions for granting an interlocutory injunction were stated by the Court of Appeal for East Africa in the well known case of Giella v Cassman Brown & Co Ltd [1973] EA 358, where Spry, VP said at page 360-E:
"The conditions for the grant of an interlocutory injunction are now, I think, well settled in East Africa. First, an applicant must show a prima facie case with a probability of success. Secondly, an interlocutory injunction will not normally be granted unless the applicant might otherwise suffer irreparable injury, which would not adequately be compensated by an award of damages. Thirdly, if the Court is in doubt, it will decide an application on the balance of convenience. EA Industries v Trufoods [1972] EA 420."
The respondent's case at the trial will be that the termination of the contract by the appellant was unlawful in that the appellant did not give the respondent six months notice as stipulated by the agreement. This may or may not be true, but even if it was, that alone would not, in my judgment, entitle the respondent to an order of injunction.
As to whether the respondent would suffer irreparable injury which cannot adequately be compensated by an award of damages, there is no evidence to suggest that this would be the case. Indeed, the Judge himself made an order for payment of damages against the appellant which implies that he accepted that this was a case where damages would be an adequate remedy. This appreciation should have logically led him to the conclusion that the respondent had not laid any proper basis for the grant of a temporary injunction and he should have dismissed the application.
There is one other reason why the Judge should have declined to grant the injunction sought by the respondent. If this was a purely private commercial dispute between the parties then perhaps the judge's decision could have been justified. Unfortunately, this was a dispute with implications going beyond the particular interests of the parties directly involved. One of the affidavits filed on behalf of the appellant was sworn by a Mr Martin Smith, the appellant's Fuel Products Sales Manager. He makes some very pertinent points and I think I should set out here some of them. He deponed inter-alia:
"(4) That on or about 26th October 1990, my office received a report that the operator at Kakamega Esso Petrol Station, the plaintiff herein, had deliberately mixed products in the tanks containing diesel and regular fuels with kerosene. This is a very serious matter as it could jeopardise public safety.
(5) That on receipt of the information, I directed my officers at Kisumu to make the necessary initial investigations and to take such steps as they considered necessary to ensure that the public is not endangered. I am informed, and verily believe that adequate measures were taken by Mr Nashon Okoth, the Area Sales Representative, and the situation was brought under control.
(6) That I further directed that samples of the contaminated products be removed and forwarded to the company's laboratories at Mombasa for the necessary testing. This was done and it was established beyond doubt that the products had indeed been contaminated.
(7) That deliberate contamination of products is about the most serious breach of the agreement between Esso Kenya Ltd and its dealers. It could well result in extensive damage to both life and property and cannot possibly be tolerated.
(9) That following confirmation that the products at the plaintiff's station had been contaminated and on verification that such contamination had been done deliberately and in utter disregard of the safety of life and property, the management of Esso decided to terminate the plaintiff's dealership on 22nd November 1990.
(11) That I verily believe that in doing what it did Esso was acting in fulfilment of a higher duty to protect the public from the actions of a misguided profiteer intent on making a profit even at the risk of causing untold hardship to the unsuspecting members of the public." (Underlining is mine).
There is no reference to this important affidavit in the judge's ruling which leads me to the inevitable conclusion that he did not take into account the serious issues of public safety and possible damage to property alluded to in Mr Smith's affidavit. These are considerations which must of necessity override the economic interests of the respondent. In his pursuit of profit, the society cannot allow him to put at risk the lives and property of the members of the public. There was therefore a higher duty imposed on the appellant to act at once and decisively as aptly put by Mr Smith in his affidavit. I have no doubt in my own mind that if the learned Judge had taken this factor into account he would have arrived at a different conclusion, and that in failing to do so, he fell into a serious error. He exercised his discretion wrongly and this Court is bound to interfere.
For these reasons, I would allow this appeal, set aside the ruling and order of the High Court and substitute therefore an order dismissing the respondent's application for a temporary injunction with costs. I would also award the appellant the costs of appeal.
Masime JA. The pleadings in this dispute and the application for interlocutory orders from which this appeal arises have been summarized in the judgment of Kwach JA, which I have read in draft. Like Gachuhi JA, I would respectfully agree that this appeal should be allowed on the grounds stated by Kwach JA. I wish however to add the following.
The principle underlying the issue of injunctions is that the status quo should be maintained so that if at the hearing the applicant obtains judgment in his favour the respondent will have been prevented in the meantime from dealing with the property in such a way as to make the judgment nugatory. On the material before us the sequence of events from the 23rd October 1990 showed in no uncertain terms that the appellant was contemplating the termination of the operator's arrangement. If, as happened in Esso (Kenya) Ltd v Gumbi Road Service Station Ltd CA No 12 of 1991(unreported) the respondent had in anticipation of the termination filed action and sought an injunction, perhaps it may have been possible to obtain such an injunction. On the facts of this appeal, however, the respondent filed action and sought injunction after the termination of the operator's agreement and the immobilization of the petrol pumps at the station.
In my view once the operator's agreement was terminated the prayers in the temporary injunction application could not be granted as they assume that the agreement is in place. After the ex-parte orders of Khamoni J, the application was served. Affidavits in reply were then filed before the hearing inter partes. From the material before the trial Judge it was abundantly clear that by the time the suit and the application were filed the operator's agreement had been terminated in accordance with its provisions. In the event the only course open to the respondent was to sue for damages if as he contended the termination breached the agreement. As it is settled law that where the remedy sought can be compensated by an award of damages, then the equitable relief of injunction is not available. In any case since there were serious allegations about the respondent himself having committed fundamental breach of the operator's agreement there was a serious hurdle in his path, as "he who seeks equity must come with clean hands." I appreciate that the respondent denied having deliberately contaminated the fuel products but that was a matter for trial in the main suit.
It is for the above reasons that I concur with the orders proposed by Kwach JA and agreed to by Gachuhi JA for allowing this appeal.
Gachuhi JA. I have read the judgment prepared by my brother Kwach JA and I agree with it.
However I would add that the principles underlying the granting or refusal of injunction are well settled in several decisions of this Court. Where an injunction is granted, it will preserve or maintain the status quo of the subject matter pending the determination of the main issue before the Court.The merits or demerits of granting injunction orders deserve greater consideration. The Court should avoid granting orders, which have not been asked for in the application before it or determine the issue in the suit before the actual hearing. In cases where an award of damages could be adequate compensation, an injunction should not be granted. In Halsbury's Laws of England 4th Ed Vol 24 Para 953 it is stated:
" On application for an injunction in aid of a plaintiff's alleged right, the Court will usually wish to consider whether the case is so clear and free from objection on equitable grounds that it ought to interfere to preserve property without waiting for the right to be finally established. This depends upon a variety of circumstances, and it is impossible to lay down any general rule on the subject by which the Court ought in all cases to be regulated, but in no case will the Court grant an interlocutory injunction as of course."
In the present case it is alleged that the respondent deliberately mixed products in the tanks contaminating diesel and regular fuels with kerosene which action the appellant viewed as grave and dangerous. In order to protect the public from being sold the contaminated product, the appellant claimed in its affidavits that it was justified to disable the pumps and terminate the agreement by giving shorter notice which required the respondent to hand over the service station with immediate effect. The respondent filed suit based on breach of the operator's agreement and among the reliefs he prayed for were injunction, specific performance, compensation and in the alternative damages for the breach. Simultaneously with the plaint, he filed a chamber summons for injunction to restrain the appellant from stopping the respondent operating the business, evicting him or interfering with the respondent, his servants or agents in any way until the determination of the suit.
The cause for termination of the agreement for contamination of product was of a public protection nature that had not been specifically included in the agreement between the parties but which the appellant claims was provided for in clause XI (h) of the agreement, which provides:
"That if there shall be flagrant breaches of the operator's obligations hereunder, Esso shall become entitled to re-enter the station or any part thereof in the name of the whole and take over and resume the operation, and management of the station."
The Court ought to look at the allegations in the affidavits by the plaintiff and the defendant and weigh them whether there is a possibility of the plaintiff succeeding or whether there is a possibility of quantifying damages. Only in cases of doubt the Court will proceed on the basis of the balance of convenience while being aware that formal evidence will be adduced at the hearing.
The respondent filed suit having been served with the letter of termination of the operator's agreement, which took effect on delivery of the notice on 23rd November 1990 but did not pray in his plaint that in the event of being wrongly evicted, he should be reinstated. The Court in addition to granting an injunction and the order of enforcing operator's agreement granted consequential orders that were not prayed for in the application in that regard and condemned the officer of the appellant company for the action he took to protect members of the public and the reputation of his company, without having heard him in the matter.
The orders that were granted having not been prayed for are:
"3. Mr Okoth, the respondent's company representative in Kisumu having been instrumental in disabling the pumps at the station should cause the said pumps to be operative within seven days of this order and in default the applicant is at liberty to invoke the provisions of order XXXIX rule 2(3) of the Civil Procedure Rules.
4. The defendant/respondent is hereby ordered to pay damages to the applicant, from the date the temporary injunction was granted to the date the station will be opened."
The respondent having pleaded breach of the agreement and prayed for damages, the Court ought to have denied him injunction and the order of reinstatement because his claim could have been quantified and be compensated by the award of damages as one of the considerations enumerated in Giella v Casssman Brown & Co Ltd [1973] EA 358. There were no terms attached to the order granting injunction as to giving security.
In my view the Judge was wrong in granting the injunction and I would allow this appeal with costs.
As Masime JA also agrees this appeal is allowed in terms of the order proposed by Kwach JA.
Dated and delivered at Kisumu this 10th day of July , 1992.
J.M GACHUHI
JUDGE OF APPEAL
J.R.O MASIME
R.O KWACH
I certify that this is a true copy of the original


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by Erin DeGroff
Values: perseverance, sportsmanship,
Topics: bullying, charity, human rights, invention, leadership, sports, teamwork,
Subjects: Character Education, English, Health, Language Arts, Phys Ed, Service Learning,
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Rogue Male (1976)
Budget (GBP) 0
BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) (Cultural Institution | Est. 1922)
Regional Release No
Release Notes UK 22 September 1976;
Canada 16 September 1977 (Toronto International Film Festival).
Description Early in 1939, Sir Robert Hunter (Peter O'Toole) takes aim at Adolf Hitler (Michael Sheard) with a high powered rifle, but the shot misses its mark. Captured and tortured by the Gestapo and left for dead, Sir Robert makes his way back to England where he discovers the Gestapo has followed him. Knowing that his government would turn him over to German authorities, Sir Robert goes underground in his battle with his pursuers. Harold Pinter plays the character Saul Abrahams.
Clive Donner (1926 - 2010)
Geoffrey Household (1900 - 1988)
Mark Shivas (1938 - 2008)
Christopher Gunning (1944)
Orchestrator | Music
Dan Rae (1937)
John Bloomfield (1942)
Creative | Costume Designer
Shirley Channing Williams
Creative | Makeup Artist
Alan Dykes
Technical | Dubbing mixer
Bill Shapter (1945)
Technical | Dubbing editor
Mike Turner
Technical | Sound Recordist
Brian Tufano (1939)
Remi Adefarasin (1948)
Technical | Assistant camera
Uncredited.
Marcus Dods (1918 - 1984)
Orchestrator | Conductor
Graham Benson (1947)
Production | Production Assistant
Richard Broke (1943 - 2014)
Creative | Script Editor
John E. Norton
Sir Robert Hunter (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified, Male)
Performer: Peter O'Toole (1932 - 2013)
Major Quive-Smith (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: John Standing (1934)
The Earl (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Alastair Sim (1900 - 1976)
Saul Abrahams (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Interrogator (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Michael Byrne (1943)
Vaner (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Mark McManus (1935 - 1994)
Fisherman (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Ray Smith (1936 - 1991)
Peale (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Hugh Manning (1920 - 2004)
Jessel (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Robert Lang (1934 - 2004)
Rebecca (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Cyd Hayman (1944)
First Seaman (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Philip Jackson (1948)
Second Seamn (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Nicholas Ball (1946)
Freda (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Maureen Lipman (1946)
Gerald (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Ray Mort (1926 - 1994)
Adolf Hitler (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Michael Sheard (1938 - 2005)
Eva Braun (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Shirley Dynevor (1933)
Mr Drake (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Ivor Roberts (1925 - 1999)
Daughter (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Julia Chambers (1956)
Postmistress (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Jean Rimmer (1928 - 2004)
Captain (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: George Selway (1924 - 1994)
Cook (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Understudy: Declan Mulholland (1932 - 1999)
Tube Traveller (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Dennis Chinnery (1927 - 2012)
Assassin (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Denys Hawthorne (1932 - 2009)
Ticket Collector (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Richardson Morgan
Performer: Ron Pember (1934)
Golf Clubber (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Trevor Ray
German Policeman (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: John Ringham (1928 - 2008)
Pork Pie (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: David Webb (1931 - 2012)
Ticket Seller (Rogue Male) (Age: Not Specified)
Performer: Henry Woolf (1930 - 2021)
Adam Scovell, 'Gone to earth: Why Rogue Male belongs with the canon of cult 1970s British rural dramas', BFI Online, 25 January 2019 (URL)
External Link: https://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/news-bfi/features/rogue-male-clive-donner
Discussion of the film's use of landscape.
Rogue Male Trailer, BFI Restored (URL)
Type: Trailer
External Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zt8mT4K2zU
BFI restored trailer.
The Film Programme, BBC (Audio)
Type: Interview
External Link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p00c26x4
2007 interview which includes O'Toole's reflections on his role in Rogue Male (at aprox 10.00)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075151/fullcredits/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm
Cast and Crew list sourced from IMDB.
BFI Screenonline
http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/461852/index.html
Clive Donner's profile on BFI Screenonline.


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