Daniel Stein

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Lecturer at IMO-IMLI, Malta Queens, NY Native, Former Delhi-ite (JGLS), Tulane Law Alum Opinions mine, can be yours for small fee

Casement’s father, also named Roger (1819-77), had led a romantic career as a young captain serving in the Third Dragoon Guards in India. His views, however, were not always orthodox; among his surviving papers, a long essay on Hindu mysticism indicates an interest in the eternal nature of ‘spirit’. Invariably, these views would have influenced his children but they were. . .
Selfie while wearing a 90s era Champion branded blue Knicks road jersey (with Starks 3 on the back) in front of the sun rising over Valletta / Sliema off in the distance.
Photo of me standing in front of this painting.
Cursed screenshot from cursed website facebook suggesting I add Martin Shkreli as a friend (and that we have 1 mutual friend)
Screenshot of a newsletter from CUNY hunter announcing the untimely and tragic death of Bill Herbert, Executive Director of their National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions.
Regulation 7. Measurement and Calculation (1) All measurement used in the calculation of volumes shall be taken to the nearest centimetre or one twentieth of a foot. International Convention on tonnage measurement of ships, 1969
Vashti Ortega in Völkerrechtsblog writes: What a Gender-Responsive Reading Requires If UNCLOS is interpreted consistently with CEDAW and the Paris Agreement, the content of due diligence obligations under Articles 192 and 194 must be understood differently. First, states would be required to account for the differentiated impacts of marine environmental harm. This would include incorporating gender-transformative analysis into environmental impact assessments for activities that contribute to marine pollution or climate change.
A scan of an NHL trading card (Upper Deck, 1991-92) featuring the three members of the New York Rangers at the 1992 All-Star Game: Brian Leetch, Mike Richter, and Mark Messier (with hair). The Campbell Conference won 10-6, Brett Hull was named MVP.
Flyer for Humboldt Law School information session on the Humboldt Master of Laws on 6th Nov at 6:30pm IST, with a link to the zoom meeting: https://shrtn.io/OTISI
The back of a Colombian Football Team 100th anniversary off-white home kit with yellow, blue, and red stripes of the Colombian flag, featuring a large number 7 and the name Luis Diaz, who is from Barrancas, and came to score came to score came to score score score score.
Medy’s key messages on climate change becoming a common concern of humankind.
Beautiful day panorama looking NW at Lalitpur and Kathmandu from the ICIMOD balcony.
Slide showing growing rates of PFAS contamination on the Tibetan Plateau
Self with Prof Bhardwaj in front of a screen at ICIMOD showing the title banner for the Second Inter-Polar Conference.
This pug without a collar was wandering around the streets of Delhi.
Panorama of the old wooden church in Kiruna Sweden from 2018, prior to its present move across town.
Copy of “The Wretched of the Earth” by Frantz Fanon
“Inseparable from economic advantage was the superiority of knowledge. Ownership involved greed, and the advantaged tried as long as possible to block the road to education for the have-nots. The privileges of the ruling class could not be eliminated until we gained insight into the conditions and acquired fundamental knowledge. We kept getting repulsed over and over because our ability to think, deduce, and conclude was insufficiently developed. This state of affairs began changing with the realization that the upper classes essentially opposed our thirst for knowledge. Ever since, our most important goal was to conquer an education, a skill in every field of research, by using any means, cunning and strength of mind. From the very outset, our studying was rebellion. We gathered material to defend ourselves and prepare a conquest.” This material may be protected by copyright.
Title: Charles I, 1600 - 1649. Reigned 1625 - 1649 (The Execution of Charles I); Artist unknown; on display at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery
The cover of “Extinction” by Thomas Bernhard
Cover of "The Sibley Guide to Birds" - written and illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Cover of "The Sleepwalkers" by Hermann Broch
Cover of “Year of the Hare” by Arto Paasilinna
Cover of "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy
Cover of "The Weight of Things" by Marianne Fritz
Cover of "Admiralty and Maritime Law: Second Edition" Published in 2013 by the Federal Judicial Center, written by Robert Force, Niels F. Johnsen Chair of Maritime Law, Emeritus, and Director Emeritus, Maritime Law Center, Tulane Law School
The cover of "Slow Homecoming" by Peter Handke
Cover of "The Queer Art of Failure" by Jack Halberstam
Cover of "The Timeless Way of Building" by Christopher Alexander
Sailing with TWAIL: A Historical Inquiry into Third World Perspectives on the Law of the Sea, by Endalew Enyew
Cover of "Independent People" by Halldór Laxness
Cover of "A Dream in Polar Fog" by Yuri Rytcheu, translated from the Russian by Ilona Yazhbin Chavasse
Cover of "The Rings of Saturn" by W.G. Sebald
Cover of "Against the Day" by Thomas Pynchon
Cover of the Revised and Expanded edition of Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination, by Robin D.G. Kelley, with Forward by Aja Monet
Cover of the Book 'The Aesthetics of Resistance, Volume 1" by Peter Weiss
Cover of The Collected Stories by Amy Hempel
Cover of The Island of Second Sight by Albert Vigoleis Thelen
Cover of the book "The Loser" by Thomas Bernhard.
Delhi Air Quality Index App tracker showing 1316 AQI and “hazardous” warning with photo of someone wearing a military grade gas mask.