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The Stone Pony, February 16, 2013
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Resolution of Commendation honoring the Orfalea Foundation for its dedicated service to the residents of Santa Barbara County.
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Action Item, Outasight, Before You Exit, Paradise Fears, Hello Highway, The New Royalty and Basic Vacation
The Stone Pony, February 16, 2013
Taking place on 19 October 2016, this annual conference was a unique forum for corporate management representatives, in-house counsel and dispute resolution specialists to come together and discuss best practices for effective conflict management, dispute avoidance and prevention and other pertinent topics.
A surreal, hyper-detailed close-up of a human eye with stormy ocean waves flowing from the lower eyelid, merging into a turbulent sea. A small antique sailboat battles the waves as if sailing through the person’s tears. Reflections of lightning, sunset colors, and a miniature horizon shimmer within the iris. Water droplets fall like crystal tears, captured in high-contrast cinematic lighting. Emphasize turquoise and deep cobalt tones, emotional intensity, and ultra-realistic textures in 8K resolution.
There are those who say the "black drop effect" is an artifact of poor telescope resolution. My camera's autofocus went wonky on this picture, and by gum, the blurring looks just like what everyone calls the black drop effect. I declare this a success by way of bad photography!
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Fools I~1sh in where angels fear to tread. AlSA has managed to find 'advantages' of accepting the draconian Lyngdoh re~~~at10ns for holding JNUSU elections-something unthinkable for anyone in JNU with even a pretence of progressive poht1cs. Even Lyngdoh's proven bootlicker SFI has so far avoided citing any 'positive points' of Lyngdoh publicly, being scared the overwhelming opposition of the students. SFI has been busy for quite some time in clandestinely laying red carpets to Lyngdoh, first in the name of"negotiation with the Solicitor General'' and now through their proposal for a referendum. SFl can now take inspiration from AISA and muster courage to publicly talk of Lyngdoh's 'advantages' ! AISA, however, is not simply being foolish by giving a positive "assessmenf' of Lyngdoh. They have taken SFI's long-standing pro-Lyngdoh position to its .
logical conclusion-opening the doors to invite Lyngdoh with open anns. .
AlSA has discovered two 'tadvantages" of holding JNU SU elections as per Lyngdoh "as an interim measure". But as the students of this campus know, both are bogus claims of 'advantage'. first, AISA says that if we conduct elections as per Lyngdoh, "we will have an official, elected JNUSU". What docs AISA mean by an "official JNUSU"? That it will be .
recognised by the administration? AISA should have been ashamed to talk in the language of the administration, which always .
discriminates between an 'official' and 'unofficial' union. The greatest source of strength and legitimacy for JNUSU has been .
the student community, which acknowledges it as the only platform of all JNU students for collective representation and .
struggle. JNU administration did not recognise JNUSU out or their goodwill. Students have fought in the past and forced the .
administration to recognise JNUSU. AISA, which has led the JNUSU for many terms in the past, should remember these .
struggles of the JNU students, before tnlking about a 'official' JNUSU. When a countrywide Emergency was declared during .
'75-77 and all students' union activity was banned, JNUSU did not bow down to the diktat, but continued to function with the support of the students, even though it was not recognised as 'official' union by the administration. Even in 2008 when Lyngdoh was imposed and the JN USU elected according to the JNUSU Constitution was declared 'illegal', the student community extended the term of AlSA-led JNUSU of2007-08 for nearly eight months as an act of defiance. A union has to be recognised by the student, and not necessmi ly by the powers-that-be. Docs AISA remember the ongoing struggle of the Maruti workers in Gurgaon, who are fighting for an independent union of their own in place of the 'official' union already existing in the factory? With Lyngdoh, we may have an ·official' union recognised by the administration, as AISA is wishing for. But it will not have .
the legitimacy and recognition ofthe students. .
T he second 'advantage' of inviting Lyngdob, A ISA tells us, is that "our case against Lyngdoh in the Supreme Court will not be adversely affected". This is a blatant lie. Senior supreme court advocate Sanjay Parekh, who is fighting the legal battle I on behalf of JNU students, has categorically sta._ed that accepting Lyngdoh even as an interim measure will seriously jeopardise : our case. After electing a Jf\.fUSU as per Lyngdoh, we will not have enough grounds to pressurise the court for an early 1 settlement of our case in the Constitution bench. Once we surrender before Lyngdoh, the court will take Lyngdoh as fait laccompli in JNU and our fight in the court case will only remain symbolic, bound to be defeated at the end. Advocate Parekh .
has been advising the JSC against holding elections as per Lyngdoh keeping the adverse affect on our case in mind. Therefore ~ .
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renegade Sf[ has tried of late to get him removed as our lawyer and appoint another one who will be favourable to Lyngdoh! .1. AISA should not think that it can fool the student community with its bogus "assessment" of"no adverse affect on the case". j .
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Accepting Lyngdoh is going to have disastrous consequences for out four-year old Supreme Court case, and we will lose the ;! .
historic possibility ofscrapping the authoritarian Lyngdoh regulations through our legal and political struggle once and for all. t .
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will not bow down Lyngdoh. We oppose AISA's treacherous suggestion for a referendum with three 'options', which includes the 'option' to "Accept Lyngdoh recommendations as an interim measure and hold JNUSU elections, while continuing to fight . t our case in the Supreme Court". It'·,is as good as proposing that we will surrender to Lyogdoh as an interim measure while n .
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continuing to fight Lyngdoh in the court. What kind of anti-Lyngdoh battle will a Lyngdoh-regulated JNUSU fight? By .
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proposing Lyngdoh as an 'option', AISA too has joined the ranks of traitors YFE and SFI. By shamelessly counting the .
"advantages" ofLyngdoh, they have even surpassed SFI in their act of betrayal and opportunism. :s .
Lyngdob (SFI) or Lyngdoh (AISA), the difference is only in the label: While AISA has repeatedly sennonised the student community in their pamphlet about the need for "informed choice", "infonned debates and discussions", "informed decision" ·e .
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etc., AISA itself has cleverly avoided publicly declaring their own choice among the three 'options'. Clearly, accepting elections as per Lyngdoh is the.'option' for AISA. That is why they have included this as one of the 'options' for the proposed le .
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referendum, much like SFI. We ask AISA the same question we have asked to SFI: can AISA suggest JNUSU elections as per .
Lyngdoh while still remaining in the Joint Struggle Committee (JSC), which has been mandated by the student community to IU .
struggle for restoring JNUSU Constitution against the incursion ofLyngdoh? Both AISA and SFI have shown their true colours et by endorsing Lyngdoh as one of the "available options". SFI and AISA's proposals are essentially the same in their pro-nt .
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Lyngdoh character. Only, AISA 's proposal is much more sinister. .
ur AISA bas deliberately brought the proposal of three 'options', despite knowing that it is technically flawed for a referendum ss where the electorate is asked to choose from only two available options. Moreover, at a time when the campus is sharply .
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polarised between anti-Lyngdoh and pro-Lyngdoh positions, AISA has brought its theory of three 'options' in order to spread he malicious confusion within the anti-Lyngdoh section of the students. If the referendum is allowed to be conducted with AISA 's in three options, the anti-Lyngdoh students will be split between the two options: Holding JNUSU elections as per JNUSU .
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against LCR must not leave grounds for degenerate forces like SFI to .
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jeopardize our legal and political battle against Lyngdoh and surrender campus .
his family, friends and comrades in .
democracy and our legacy and tradition to struggle and fight back. .
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The Stone Pony, February 16, 2013
My december project: 13 personal postcards addressed to me, with wishes & hopes and resolutions in 2013. On the front - my childhood pictures
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