41. TV Bets Will Cause Problem Gambling: Xenophon - ABC News (Australian Broadcastin South Australian senatorelect Nick xenophon says home betting will increase problem gambling. (ABC News). Map Adelaide 5000 http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/02/21/2169228.htm

Search the ABC ABC Home Radio Television ... NewsRadio Now Playing:  BBC Reporting Religion Listen: Win Real Video Audio ... Blogs Sport Sport Home AFL Cricket Football ... Scoreboard Hot tags: sport australia nsw sydney-2000 ... Email TV bets will cause problem gambling: Xenophon Posted February 21, 2008 19:14:00 South Australian senator-elect Nick Xenophon says home betting will increase problem gambling. (ABC News) Map: Adelaide 5000 South Australian Senator-elect Nick Xenophon has criticised a decision to allow people to bet with the TAB via pay TV. The Victorian TAB's new television service allows people to place bets on races from home, using pay TV. The TAB in South Australia is operated by UNiTAB and it says South Australia could follow suit within the next year. Senator-elect Nick Xenophon says the convenience of the service will increase the number of problem gamblers. "There's no doubt that this measure will make it easier for people to fall prey to gambling addiction," he said. But the chief executive of UNiTAB, Barrie Fletton, says the risks associated with television gambling are no different to other forms of betting. "In reality it is exactly the same because you have to be a Telebet customer, that is you have to have an established account with Telebet," he said.

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44. Anti-pokies Pollie Nick Xenophon A Senate Force | The Daily Telegraph IN South Australia, he is affectionately referred to as Mr X now the sandwich board-wearing, poker machine-hating, media stunt-pulling Nick xenophon http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,22766657-5013922,00.html

Welcome to The Daily Telegraph. Skip to: Search Box Section Navigation Network Navigation Content ... View the Sitemap Network links NEWS.com.au FOX SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS MOBILE Network Highlights: News Entertainment Sydney Confidential Music ... Weather Anti-pokies pollie Nick Xenophon a Senate force Article from: Font size: Decrease Increase Email article: Email Print article: Print Submit comment: Submit comment By Michelle Cazzulino November 16, 2007 12:00am IN South Australia, he is affectionately referred to as "Mr X" - now the sandwich board-wearing, poker machine-hating, media stunt-pulling Nick Xenophon could become a national king-maker in the Senate. The 48-year-old former lawyer is hugely popular in his home state, where he has been a State Government MP and outspoken critic of poker machines since 1997. Despite both the major parties preferencing against him in the 2006 state election, Mr Xenophon - who ran as an Independent on a No Pokies ticket - received more than 20 per cent of the vote. The result was not only his re-election but in an unprecedented outcome, was enough to ensure a second No Pokies candidate, Ann Bressington, was elected alongside him. Would you vote for an anti-pokies candidate?

45. Digg - On Xenophon: Is Deliberation Possible In Politics? Thought I d digg this post which outlines the problem I m thinking of addressing in my dissertation. xenophon wrote a fictional account of a man who was http://digg.com/political_opinion/On_Xenophon_Is_Deliberation_Possible_In_Politi

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46. WLGR The education of Spartan mothers (xenophon, Constitution of the Lacedaemonians 1.210. 4th cent. B.C.). It was not by imitating the customs of other states, http://www.stoa.org/diotima/anthology/wlgr/wlgr-greeklegal97.shtml

Legal Status in the Greek World 97. The education of Spartan mothers (Xenophon, Constitution of the Lacedaemonians 1.2-10. 4th cent. B.C.) It was not by imitating the customs of other states, but by knowingly doing the opposite to most of them, that Lycurgus made his fatherland pre-eminently successful. (1.3) To begin at the beginning, here is his legislation about the procreation of children. Other people raise the girls who will bear the children and who are supposed to have a good upbringing with the most limited portions of food and the smallest possible amount of delicacies. They make sure they abstain from wine completely or give it to them mixed with water. The other Greeks think that girls ought to sit in isolation doing wool work, leading a sedentary existence like many craftsmen. How could they expect that girls raised in this way could produce significant offspring? (1.4) By contrast, Lycurgus thought that slave women could make a sufficient quantity of clothing. But as far as free women were concerned, because he thought childbearing was their most important function, he decreed that the female sex ought to take bodily exercise no less than the male. He established competitions of running and of strength for women with one another, just as he did for the men, because he thought that stronger offspring would be born if both parents were strong.

47. Summary Of Xenophon Of Ephesus' Ephesian Romance. Story Summary of xenophon of Ephesus Ephesian Romance. Book 1. One of the most influential citizens of Ephesus, Lycomedes, and his wife, Themisto, http://www.chss.montclair.edu/classics/petron/xenophon.html

Summary of Xenophon of Ephesus' Ephesian Romance Book 1 Why do you yearn to learn the end of a malady, and its beginning? One disease has both in its grasp, and from that the remedy must be accomplished But for them I see terrible sufferings and toils that are endless, Both will flee over the sea pursued by madness; They will suffer chains at the hands of men who mingle with the waters; And a tomb will be the burial chamber for both, and fire the destroyer; And beside the waters of the river Nile, to Holy Isis The Savior you will afterwards offer rich gifts; But still, after their sufferings a better fate is in store. (Anderson's translation). When the oracle is brought to their parents, they have no idea what dangers the oracle might be predicting, but they decide to do the best they can and marry the pair and then send them on a trip abroad. The whole city celebrates their marriage, and the lovers themselves have a passionate wedding night, with Anthia taking the initiative. But after the honeymoon the parents, in order to try to mollify the oracle, decide to send the couple away from Ephesus for a while, and they leave with much heartache. They set sail, and first land at Samos, where they sacrifice, and then head toward Rhodes. In their conversations in route Anthia and Habrocomes swear eternal faithfulness to each other. They finally put into Rhodes, and the Rhodians gather, amazed at the couple's beauty, wondering if they are divine, and some even offering worship. The couple in turn dedicate a gold panoply to Helius with the following inscription.

48. Aethlos — Memorable Thoughts Of Socrates By Xenophon — Spencer Lord’s Weltans This translation of xenophon’s “Memorabilia of Socrates” was first published in 1712, and is here printed from the revised edition of 1722. http://aethlos.com/xenophon

Aethlos — The Memorable Thoughts of Socrates by Xenophon — Spencer Lord’s Weltanschauung INTRODUCTION: This translation of Xenophon’s “Memorabilia of Socrates” was first published in 1712, and is here printed from the revised edition of 1722. Its author was Edward Bysshe, who had produced in 1702 “The Art of English Poetry,” a well-known work that was near its fifth edition when its author published his translation of the “Memorabilia.” This was a translation that remained in good repute. There was another edition of it in 1758. Bysshe translated the title of the book into “The Memorable Things of Socrates.” I have changed “Things” into “Thoughts,” for whether they be sayings or doings, the words and deeds of a wise man are alike expressions of his thought. Xenophon is said to have been, when young, a pupil of Socrates. Two authorities have recorded that in the flight from the battle of Delium in the year b.c. 424, when Xenophon fell from his horse, Socrates picked him up and carried him on his back for a considerable distance. p. 6

49. Rethink.: An Introduction To Xenophon: Is Deliberation Possible In Politics? xenophon hones right in on the fact that the practical logic of politics, that things need to get done, means that there is always an element of ruling http://inrethinking.blogspot.com/2008/02/introduction-to-xenophon-is.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Rethink. On poetry, politics and philosophy - essential reading for educated people Monday, February 25, 2008 An Introduction to Xenophon: Is Deliberation Possible In Politics? Passages cited are from Xenophon: The Education of Cyrus, trans. Wayne Ambler. Ithaca: Cornell, 2001. So we know that democracies are brought down by any random set of people with a grievance, and that monarchies and oligarchies collapse because of the desire for democracy (1.1.1). What we also know is that tyrants who can preserve their rule are admired. You might be thinking right now that you do not admire any tyrants. After all, you know Hitler was bad and Stalin was bad too and Che was mean. You probably also subscribe to a notion of politics which places emphasis on education and awareness for the sake of making as many as possible independent. - I'm not putting anyone down here, I believe this stuff too. - But wait a second - was there ever a time you dreamed that it might be cool to live in a house with servants that did your bidding willingly? Or that when all is said and done, there's some notion of the afterlife where all wants are fulfilled? Even trying to eliminate wants ultimately - i.e. asserting that selfishness is transcended through harmony with the universe - does not solve this problem. Politics is about the here and now: if people have one want that cannot be fulfilled entirely, we have a political problem. Moderation is an aid to politics, and in Aristotle and Plato it is a central task of politics (it certainly helps the gods are known through the city's laws in both those thinkers).

50. Internet Archive: Details: Xenophon's Memorabilia Of Socrates : With English Not xenophon s Memorabilia of Socrates with English notes, critical and explanatory, the Prolegomena of Kühner, Wiggers Life of Socrates, etc. (1870) http://www.archive.org/details/xenophonsmemorab00xenoiala

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53. Xenophon On LibraryThing | Catalog Your Books Online Also known as xenophon and rouse Anabasis W. H. D., xenophon Atheniensis, xenophon 431 BC, Anna S. (Translator) xenophon; Benjamin, xenophon; http://www.librarything.com/author/xenophon

Translate this! others Albanian Basque ... Welsh Over twenty-five million books on members' bookshelves. Home Search Zeitgeist Talk ... add a picture Author: Xenophon Also known as: Xenophon and rouse Anabasis W. H. D. - Xenophon Atheniensis Xenophon 431 BC Anna S. (Translator) Xenophon; Benjamin ... the Historian Xenophon Members Reviews Rating Favorited Conversations Books by Xenophon combine/separate works The Persian expedition 478 copies, 4 reviews A history of my times (Hellenica) 179 copies, 1 review Conversations of Socrates 103 copies, review The Education of Cyrus 40 copies, review The Art of Horsemanship 27 copies, review Memorabilia 27 copies, review Hiero the tyrant and other treatises 24 copies, review 22 copies, review The Sea, The Sea (Penguin Epics) 16 copies, review 15 copies, review 11 copies, review Opera Omnia (Tomus I: Historia Graeca) 11 copies, review 11 copies, review 10 copies, review 10 copies, review see all 97 books Events on LibraryThing Local Add an event No known events Member ratings Average: 0.5 stars

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58. Xenophon, Spartan Rule xenophon (430354 BCE) was an Athenian aristocrat who grew up during the Peloponnesian Wars and witnessed the defeat of Athens. He blamed Athens defeat in http://courses.wcupa.edu/jones/his101\web\04sparta.htm

59. Xenophon's Socrates xenophon’s Socrates Leo Strauss Editor’s Note by Allan Bloom 192 pages, 6” x 9”, preface, appendix, index Cloth ISBN 1890318-95-7, 1998 http://www.staugustine.net/xenophonssocrates.html

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60. Xenophon's Presentation Of The Socratic Education In The 'Memorabilia' In his Memorabilia, xenophon defends Socrates against the charge that he corrupted the young by presenting an account of the Socratic education. http://escholarship.bc.edu/dissertations/AAI9707896/

A Digital Commons Project HOME DISSERTATIONS home ... Advanced Search Xenophon's presentation of the Socratic education in the 'Memorabilia' Carol Lynn McNamara, Boston College Date: 1996 Download the dissertation (PDF format) Tell a colleague about it. Printing Tips : Select "print as image" in the Acrobat print dialog if you have trouble printing. Abstract In his Memorabilia, Xenophon defends Socrates against the charge that he corrupted the young by presenting an account of the Socratic education. One implication of the corruption charge is that Socrates taught political lessons subversive of Athenian democracy. In order to refute the corruption charge Xenophon must prove that the Socratic education was beneficial. Xenophon argues that Socrates did not corrupt, but in fact improved the young through his teaching of politics. My study of Xenophon's Memorabilia considers both Socrates' political teaching and its relation to the Socratic education as a whole. Subject Area PHILOSOPHY (0422); POLITICAL SCIENCE, GENERAL (0615); EDUCATION, PHILOSOPHY OF (0998) HOME SEARCH HELP MY ACCOUNT ... NOTIFY

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