Critics of the manner in which Heidegger develops the notion of Being-with have often focussed, albeit in different ways, on the thought that Heidegger either ignores or misconceives the fundamental character of our social existence by passing over its grounding in direct interpersonal interaction (see e.g., Löwith 1928, Binswanger 1943/1964, Gallagher and Jacobson forthcoming).
Australian police on April 14th arrested the master and another crew member of Shen Neng 1, a Chinese cargo ship, over its grounding on the Great Barrier Reef 11 days earlier.
Six months ago we got such a letter from Barnet council in north London, telling us that somebody we had never heard of intended to knock down the handsome old Victorian vicarage behind us and concrete over its grounds with no fewer than 53 homes, along with a restaurant and hairdresser.
The Bruins did a very smart thing in turning the second half over to its ground game.
As a gesture of public goodwill, LinkedIn's tower gives a vast chunk of its ground floor over to an airy "public room", where you may sit and have your lunch and use the Wi-Fi, but San Franciscans won't be so easily persuaded.
The recent 3D toon Bolt opened with a softer $26 million (against the $69 million debut of Twilight), but it held its ground over the holidays and crossed $114 million.
Its annual report says that: "Despite the global economic crisis... HUGO BOSS held its ground over the course of the year.
As South Carolina now grapples with what to do about the flag flying over its statehouse grounds, Georgia's experience of the mid-1990s certainly provides cautionary lessons.
The pound, which weakened over the winter, has held its ground in recent weeks as the Liberal Democrats have climbed in the polls.
The current work with HRA is limited in its generalizability to over ground running as it was performed only at a 1% grade.
