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The God of the Machine by Isabel Paterson I sabel Paterson (January 22, 1886 – January 10, 1961) was a Canadian-American journalist, novelist, political philosopher, and a leading literary and cultural critic of her day. Historian Jim Powell has called Paterson one of the three founding mothers of American libertarianism, along with Rose Wilder Lane and Ayn Rand, who both acknowledged an intellectual debt to Paterson. Paterson’s best-known work, The God of the Machine (1943), a treatise on political philosophy, economics, and history, reached conclusions and espoused beliefs that many libertarians credit as a foundation of their philosophy. Her biographer Stephen D. Cox (2004) believes Paterson was the “earliest progenitor of libertarianism as we know it today.” In a letter of 1943, Rand wrote that “The God of the Machine is a document that could literally save the world ... The God of the Machine does for capitalism what Das Kapital does for the Reds and what the Bible did for Christianity.” Paterson further influenced the post-WWII rise of lettered American conservatism through her correspondence with the young Russell Kirk in the 1940s, and with the young William F. Buckley in the 1950s. Buckley and Kirk went on to found the National Review, to which Paterson contributed for a brief time. However, she sometimes sharply differed from Buckley, for example by disagreeing with the magazine’s review of Rand’s novel, Atlas Shrugged. In her retirement, Paterson declined to enroll in Social Security and kept her Social Security card in an envelope with words “’Social Security’ Swindle” written on it. Paterson died on January 10, 1961, and was interred in the Welles family plot at Saint Mary’s Episcopal Churchyard in Burlington, New Jersey. Source: Wikipedia societies scientific carthage military discipline aptitude victory hannibal structure productive principles logic tribunes flexibility hierarchy abstract neutral totalitarian regimes phoenician greek status Coupon! Open 7 Days 252-338-3060 205 S. Hughes Blvd Elizabeth City Nc 27909 http://circleii.com/ 10 ounce Ribeye Steak with choice of two sides for $13.99 Active duty Military and veterans receive 10 percent off with ID every day Full menu on our website www.circleii.com Mon - Thurs 5:30am to 9pm Fri - Sat 5:30am to 9pm Sun 5:30am to 7pm Books Toys Gifts Children's toy play area! 252-335-PAGE LIKE US ON FACEBOOK AUTHORS ARTISTS BOOKGROUPS URBAN SKETCH GROUP STORYTIMES! **NEW FALL HOURS TUESDAY - FRIDAY 10-6PM SATURDAY 10-4PM CLOSED MONDAY'S WEBSITE OPEN 24HRS PAGEAFTERPAGEBOOK.COM BRING THIS ADD AND SELECT A FREE BOOK! 4 Albemarle Tradewinds October 2018 albemarletradewinds.com
Perquimans Chamber Is it too early to say that the holiday season has begun? It is only the beginning of October. But, my email is just stuffed with notices about fantastic celebrations, events and just plain things to do in Perquimans County. And that’s for the month of October. I don’t even look into my file of notices for November. What am I talking about? you ask. Well, Historical Hertford, Inc, the Main Street organization, just held their annual wine and craft beer tasting event – a great time, I have to say. Did you go? Then, the Perquimans County Restoration Association had their annual Jollification which includes a tour of historic homes in Perquimans County. I saw you in Cove Grove, right? I would have said hi, but it was so crowded. That was the end of September. Then, in October (and I’ll just hit the highlights or this will take forever), the Perquimans Art League has their Art on the Perquimans, a juried arts and crafts show at the Perquimans Recreation Center on the first October Saturday. Cale Camp and Conference Center is hosting a Youth Retreat that weekend and COA is holding a Manufacturing Event as well. Then, the next day Holy Trinity is holding a Blessing of the Animals, with a reception following so bring your pets for a blessing and to meet other animal lovers. The Tri-County Shelter will be bringing some pets as well, so you might make a new friend or two! The Carolina Moon theater is presenting their fall production, The Ratcatcher’s Daughter, a musical melodrama and farce on the second weekend in October (tickets still available). The Winfall Fire by Colleen Brown Department is giving a Pancake dinner that Thursday (Oct. 11) and, if you’re still hungry after that, the Hertford Fire Department is having a fundraising auction with dinner the next day. It’s called the Sportsman’s Giveaway and has $5000 grand prize! Then, Sunday afternoon Hertford Baptist Church has a Fall Festival with food, recreation, trunk or treat, chili cook off, etc! So, that’s up to the 15th and we’re really running out of space, so here’s just a taste of the end of the month: The Hertford Rotary Concert (do you go every year? I make a point of going every year because the band’s always good and it’s a great cause) on October 20. Holy Trinity’s Lobster Sale is the 26th, so that’s a great day to have your parents over for dinner. There’s the Belvidere Days celebration on the 27th with entertainment on the stage all day and a parade! (Stop by the Chamber Booth when you’re there and say Hi! NO, I’m not going to be at the dunking booth this year! ) Then, that evening, the Crawfish Shack is hosting a Fear Fest Haunted Trail guaranteed to be the most thrilling ever and all profits to benefit Hurricane Florence victims. The Historic Downtown Hertford Trick or Treat (for the kids) is the afternoon of the 31st. The Hertford Dance Company is hosting a Rhythm Run to benefit the Perquimans County School Bands and there’s an antique tractor ride, parade and show called Wheels of Times Past --- wait, wait, no, that November! More on that later. Or, if you can’t wait, go to the Perquimans County Chamber of Commerce Facebook page for all the details. But with all this to do, and every weekend booked, do you see why I think that the holiday season has already begun? 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However, as our team at Dwelling Management Solutions continues visiting homes, businesses,schools, rentals, and churches daily, we still see roof leaks, pipe leaks, and condensation that create a breeding ground for mold. Now is prime time to keep your eyes and nose open and inspect your property to reduce potential liabilty and costly rehab. If you or your organization is considering a DIY projectespecially removing water-, our team can collaborate on certain aspects to offer recommendations. Many overlooked but costly mistakes are avoided with as little as a $25 walk-through offering objective feedback. In our commitment to transparency, we let you know if proposed maintenance is merely a band-aid that isn’t addressing the issue. We can video-record what is happening in your crawl space, as well as put you in protective grear in some cases to show you what is going on firsthand. Property management professionals, lenders, and attorneys who demand accountability routinely rely on our mold treatment certificates that help ensure building safety. Mold is not a gray area. Just as you would routinely check for termites instead of hoping to get lucky and then finding an infestation when you go to sell your house, mold maintenance works similarly Our assessments and follow up show you what, if anything, must be done so the issue can be resolved. When a screenprinter in Black Rock was told by his insurance company to “trash the building” and relocate after Hurricane Isabel, I sampled a patented chemical treatment there that successfully salvaged his property. Ironically, someone else in the neighborhood was also able to see a turnaround and stay at his location. Perhaps you didn’t realize mold damage can be treatable. I’m showing realtors, appraisers, and building inspectors steps to steward and maintain properties so the financial interests and health of occupants are protected. To learn more and request a walk through, contact my team and me at 252 339 2489 or info@dwellingmanagementsolutions.com. Mold Problem? $25 Mold Inspection within 30 miles of Elizabeth City Expanded Outer Banks Service Options. Harry Cannon 252-339-2489 "Verify with certified laboratory testing” We Proudly work with http://dwellms.com facebook.com/AlbemarleTradingPost Albemarle Tradewinds October 2018 5
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