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"Dune defied all expectations and has become Warner Bros.’s biggest opening weekend of 2021 and the biggest for the studio since Joker in 2019. Based on Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel of the same name, Dune was a highly anticipated adaptation of a novel many believed to be unfilmable. With an all-star cast and a critically acclaimed director, Dune became one of the most anticipated films of the years for many.\n\nDune was originally scheduled to open in theaters on December 18, 2020 to capitalize on the boom sci-fi movies like Avatar and Star Wars had seen over the holidays. The COVID-19 pandemic delayed the film to 2021, where it became one of many high profile Warner Bros. movies to release day and date in theaters and on HBO Max. Given the material the film was adapting, plus the poor reaction David Lynch’s Dune received in 1984 alongside the ability to stream the film at home, it seemed like Dune had the odds stacked against it.\n\nPreviously, Warner Bros.’s biggest opening weekend since theaters shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic was Godzilla vs. Kong with $31 million back in March 2021. While eight Warner Bros. movies have opened at the number 1 spot in 2021, many of the films (like The Suicide Squad) underperformed at the box office. Dune was able to sell itself as an event film that needed to be seen on the big screen, pushing formats like IMAX and Dolby heavily in the marketing. This is good news for The Matrix Resurrections‘ chances at the box office this December.\n\nIn a normal theatrical market, $40 million opening weekend for Dune, which has a reported budget of $165 million, would be disappointing, but due to the pandemic and the fact that the film is readily available to stream on HBO Max, Dune is an impressive winner given the circumstances. The film has already grossed $220 million at the worldwide box-office, meaning the chances of a Dune sequel are now more than likely. While some reports say Warner Bros. spent $300 million for distribution and marketing costs, the positive word of mouth and strong overseas ticket sales seem to indicate that Warner Bros. has a hit on their hand that could translate into an awards contender, which could be just what Dune needs to secure its sequel."
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Then let’s take a look at what research tells us.\n\nA 2019 study, led by Allan Lee at the University of Exeter, found giving praise and having a good working relationship isn’t always enough to create a sense of loyalty from staff. People need to believe that the relationship with you, their boss, is seen as important by you. The simplest way to achieve this is by regularly saying your relationship with each of them is important. You can say this one-on-one and in team meetings but you’ve got to mean it. It’ll be obvious if you’re simply going through the motions of saying the right thing. That can have a damaging impact.\n\nConversely, you want to avoid getting too close with your staff, as this can haven negative consequences too. Research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology found that employees who are too close to their manager are more likely to feel obligated to drop whatever they’re doing in order to meet a request or favour. Even if you don’t expect the other person to meet your request immediately, if it’s a member of staff who is close to you, then they are more likely to drop what they’re doing to meet you need. And we know that interruptions can seriously impact employee performance.\n\nIn a now famous study, Gloria Mark found that interruptions and the necessary recovery time took up, on average, around 28% of an employee’s day. The study found that each employee spent only 11 minutes on any given project before being interrupted. It took the average employee 25 minutes to return to their original task.\n\nResearch led by Susan J Ashford at Ross Business School, University of Michigan, found that when CEOs proactively asked their team for feedback it had a direct and positive impact on company performance. Although it’s important to note that the size of the effect was dependent on how confident the overall team was.\n\nAnd as Adam Grant says on an episode of his podcast, “Always pay attention to the wake you create”, which you can only do if you’re regularly asking for and getting feedback.\n\nThe Goldilocks approach to assertiveness\n\nA 2007 study by Daniel R Ames and Francis J Flynn found that managers who are too assertive will damage relationships with others. However, they also found that managers who are not assertive enough won’t drive followers to achieve sufficiently stretching goals. It was the moderately assertive bosses who were rated as the most effective overall, most likely to succeed in the future and as someone people would work with again. A more recent study has found similar effects, with leaders being better liked and more sought after for advice when they hit a ‘sweet spot’ of assertiveness and warmth.\n\nNot sure as to how assertive you are? One director I’m working with wanted to assess his assertiveness, so we’re undertaking a form of 360-feedback which is asking specific questions about this. Why not do the same?\n\nBeware the dark side of leadership\n\nIn a recent survey conducted by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), one in three employees said they were afraid to approach their manager with problems at work. And 35% stated they didn’t feel their manager treated them or their colleagues fairly. Could it be that those managers are falling prey to the dark side of their personalities?\n\nSome psychologists suggest that our dark side is made up of three things – psychopathy, narcissism and Machiavellianism (game-playing). Research led by Susanne Braun, found ‘three nightmare traits’ at the heart of dark leadership – dishonesty, disagreeableness and carelessness. The impact of these traits were felt more keenly by those whose manager was also highly extroverted. Consequences included higher levels of absenteeism, lower performance and higher turnover.\n\nAnd in a study involving over 700 people from across six companies in China, it was found that leaders who exhibited self-serving behaviour had a negative impact on psychological safety. When competent leaders were perceived as not being self-serving, but rather they exhibited servant leadership, team psychological safety and subsequently team performance was improved.\n\nNot sure the extent to which you’re exhibiting the dark side? Then why not ask to do the Hogan Development Survey, which is the only personality assessment that identifies the dark side.\n\nThe impact of overestimating your ability\n\nBeing confident is one thing. Being overconfident, something else entirely. A study by Luis Santos-Pinto found that overconfident leaders regularly put themselves forward for tasks for which they were neither qualified or equipped. The study found that a leader’s lack of competence seriously impacted team performance and morale.\n\nYour impact on your team’s health and wellbeing\n\nStill not convinced about the importance of self-awareness as a manager? Then what about the fact that your style can damage the health of your staff? And in severe cases, could lead to their premature deaths?\n\nIn a recent survey carried out by CIPD, almost two-fifths of UK businesses had seen an increase in stress-related absences over the past year, with managers and management style increasingly being blamed. And we know that stress can have terrible consequences.\n\nA 10-year study of more than 3,000 people in Sweden found that those with awful managers were more likely to have a heart attack. And a 2006 study of 804 factory workers in Finland found that those reporting unfair treatment from their managers later suffered higher death rates from heart problems.\n\nThis issue affects office workers too. A 20-year study of almost 6,500 male British civil servants found that those with managers who were highly critical, didn’t listen, and rarely, if ever, offered praise, were more likely to suffer from angina, heart attacks and deaths from heart disease.\n\nThe impact of email and busy-ness\n\nLots of the managers and leaders I work with complain about the onslaught of email. Interestingly, I see too many prioritise responding to email over spending time with staff. Responding to email makes us feel like we’re doing something. It’s a tangible, albeit shallow, output that we can tick off. Relationships, on the other hand, can be difficult and intangible. No wonder so many managers spend more time working on their inbox than building relationships with their staff.\n\nBut as a 2018 study from Michigan State University found, employees spend, on average, more than 90 minutes per day just on email. In particular, the researchers found that managers who focused on email demands were more likely to limit their leadership behaviours in order to reduce feeling overwhelmed and unproductive. This meant they were seen as less effective managers.\n\nThe benefits of self-awareness and emotional intelligence\n\nThis is reinforced by a recent study from New York University, which found that managers who can effectively read emotions in others are better able to evaluate a team’s performance. And it’s not just your team that benefits from higher levels of emotional intelligence. You benefit too.\n\nIn a meta-analysis, reviewing over 1000 articles and studies , researchers found people with higher emotional intelligence tended to have higher job satisfaction, be better performers and have higher organisational commitment.\n\nBeing a good people manager needn’t be complex. 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The story is understood to mean that anything less than complete self-oblation is insufficient in the Christian life.\n\nThere is, however, a major problem with this version of the story: to whit it leaves out the middle. The young man does indeed ask “What must I do to inherit eternal life” but Christ does not respond with “sell all that you have.” What He actually says is, “Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone.”\n\nChrist here is doing two things. First, he’s giving the young man an opportunity to recognize His divinity. “Why do you call me good?” could be taken to mean “What’s wrong with you, ascribing goodness to a man?” or it could be taken to mean “You call me good, now why is that? Hmmm. Now, only God is good…and you just called me good…so what conclusion can we draw from that?” Christ, the good teacher, is offering his student an opportunity to arrive at the correct answer for himself. It’s a technique that He often uses in His ministry, but in this particular case the young man doesn’t take the bait.\n\nChrist also offers another lesson. “None is good except God.” The young man desperately wants to be good. We can see this in the eagerness with which he asks “What must I do?” and in the fact that he’s kept all of the commandments since his youth. He’s not asking Christ to give him eternal life, but rather asking how he can earn it. Christ gently points him towards the fact that he cannot be good by his own merits, inviting him to recognize the need for salvation.\n\nThis guy is someone that I recognize immediately because he’s basically exactly the same personality type as me. He’s the A-student, the one who sucks up to teachers and who likes to be patted on the head. He’s also the type who really struggles with the idea of being less than perfect. The type for whom anything less than an 85 is a failure.\n\nSo when Christ tells him “You know the commandments” and then goes on to list all of the basic teachings of the Torah that everybody knows, this is not sufficient. Note here that it is sufficient for Christ: Christ’s answer is not “sell everything you have” but “keep the commandments.” Christ doesn’t say “Anything less than perfection is unacceptable.” He says “You already know what you need to do, keep doing it.”\n\nFor the young man, that’s not enough. He wants to an extra credit assignment, or (ideally) he wants to be told “You’re super! Keep up the good work!” He wants to be special, so he says, “Teacher, all of these I have done since my youth.” There’s a thin veneer of docility here, but really what he’s doing is boasting. He’s not really asking Jesus to teach him, he’s really asking Jesus to congratulate him, perhaps to hold him up as an example to the others who are present.\n\nI get this. It’s something that I do all the time. Most recently, I went in and had parent-teacher interviews with every single one of Agnes’ teachers in spite of the fact that she’s getting As across the board. In each case I said, “Since it’s her first semester in high-school, I just wanted to make sure that there wasn’t anything that I missed.” Obviously I knew that I hadn’t missed anything: the kid is rocking all four of her courses. What I really wanted was basically to have an authority figure assure me that I did a good job of homeschooling my child.\n\nThe rich young man is doing exactly the same thing. He wants Jesus to say something like, “Well, there is this one little thing that you could work on a bit, but otherwise, great job!”\n\nBut Jesus doesn’t. Jesus sees that what this guy really needs in order to grow is to be challenged. He’s found the basics easy, and that’s good, but he need to have the experience of trying something that he’s not good at. He needs to fail, and to learn that failure is okay.\n\nHe gives the young man an assignment that is too difficult, something he feels totally unable to do. And the young man goes away sad. He’s sad, when it comes right down to it, because Christ has just revealed a fundamental flaw in the way that the young man sees the world. The young man wants to be able to get a perfect grade. He wants to merit eternal life. He wants clear, simple, finite guidelines that he can follow in order to get 100% on the test of life.\n\nChrist reveals that this is impossible. He basically tells the young man “Give up all of the privileges that make it easy for you to practice virtue, and then follow me.” He calls the young man out of his comfort zone, not because comforts are bad but because the young man is in a spiritual state where he can’t understand the need for mercy or salvation. Christ is not calling this youth to an even higher standard of perfection, He’s calling him to a life in which his inability to achieve perfection will be revealed.\n\nIn many ways, the simple fact that the youth goes away sad may have been enough. We often see this boy as one of Christ’s failures, a lost sheep who turns away from the gospel, but let’s remember that Christ is omniscient. He sees the future. He looks at this young man with eyes of love and this is what He chooses to say to him. The young man goes away sad but also humbled, and we have every reason to hope that this humbling bears good fruit in the years to come.\n\nTo take this story and use it as a prescription for how to call the suffering and downtrodden to repentance is to miss the context of the story entirely. One of the major points that of Amoris Laetitia is precisely this: that there are no one-size-fits-all pastoral solutions. Each person must be approached as an individual, and their circumstances must be taken into account. Christ, of course, does this in all of His encounters: He calls the rich young man in this way precisely because he is rich and young and just a little bit full of himself. He calls the woman at the well in a very different way, because she is older, and poor, and rather used to being treated as an outcast. Christ, and with Him the Church, recognize that these different souls need different kinds of care, and that calling someone to holiness is not always a matter of employing the rod.",
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"No one but the Mueller commission has considered contact with a Hungarian citizen to be a potential threat to American democracy. But then again, no one has really made the case in any kind of credible fashion that meeting with a Russian is either ipso facto criminal or treasonous, or that Moscow’s media does anything beyond what other state-owned broadcasters tend to do, but you wouldn’t know that from reading the mainstream press or from watching MSNBC and CNN.\n\n\nAn independent observer might well note that there is more than a whiff of hypocrisy in all of this.\nRead more »\nPosted by Angelo Agathangelou at 2:23 pm No comments: Links to this post\n\nBy Zach Janssen: There will always be naysayers. Blue-pill thinkers insist that men[1] can only find satisfaction through a living, breathing, flesh-and-blood woman. Meanwhile, science fiction prophets have painted a future full of robotic dream girls, perfectly indistinguishable from their human templates. Here on Earth, demand is soaring: companies are pouring R&D dollars into the problem; artificial intelligence is improving daily; and robot brothels are opening to meet a swell of demand from curious men.",
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"Some men look at the current models and see the glass as half-empty (not life-like at all), while others see it as half-full (all of the holes work). Both of these responses are fair, but there is one category of man who has become lost. He is enthralled by the idea of these robots. He sees them as a game-changer, and the solution to his problems. He tells himself that he is almost ready to quit women. All he needs first is an electronic one.\n\n\"The Jew-Stream Media\" - We Can Sleep Well At Night?\n\nBrother Nathanael\nPosted by Angelo Agathangelou at 9:11 am No comments: Links to this post\n\nIs Trump A Fascist?",
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"By Gilad Atzmon: Progressives routinely apply the terms ‘fascism’ and ‘Nazism’ to anything of which they disapprove.\nAnd naturally, The Guardian’s Richard Wolffe marches into the same trap. “Yet more proof: Donald Trump is a fascist sympathiser” was the title of his article last night.\n“It was true after the racist mob in Charlottesville three months ago. And it’s still true today: Donald J Trump quite literally sympathizes with fascists,” Wolffe writes. But what makes Britain First or American ultra Nationalists into ‘fascists’ is not obvious.\nEvidently, Wolffe doesn’t like Jayda Fransen and Britain First. He is not alone. I am also not a fan. But is Britain First ‘fascist’? Do they believe in socialism within a state? Or the socialism of a people? Equality of one race? Does Britain First preach equality of any sort? Fascism is a secularist viewpoint that rejects religion, the Guardian may need to explain to us how Fransen and her ‘Christian Patrols’ fit within the term ‘Fascism?’ And what about authoritarianism, do we have good reason to believe that Fransen is a tyrannical character of any sort?\nWolffe’s observation that “Fransen sounds a lot like the president of the United States.” is correct as far as it goes. And the American President was unapologetic about retweeting Fransen’s videos.\n\nIs Washington The Most Corrupt Government In History?\n\nThe man who died twice\nBy Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: Robert Mueller, a former director of the FBI who is working as a special prosecutor “investigating” a contrived hoax designed by the military/security complex and the DNC to destroy the Trump presidency, has yet to produce a scrap of evidence that Russiagate is anything but orchestrated fake news. As William Binney and other top experts have said, if there is evidence of Russiagate, the NSA would have it. No investigation would be necessary. So where is the evidence?",
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"It is a revelation of how corrupt Washington is that a fake scandal is being investigated while a real scandal is not. The fake scandal is Trump’s Russiagate. The real scandal is Hillary Clinton’s uranium sale to Russia. No evidence for the former exists. Voluminous evidence for Hillary’s scandal lies in plain view. http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/10/25/hillary-clinton-and-real-russian-collusion.html\nWhy are the clearly false charges against Trump being investigated and the clearly true charges against Hillary not being investigated? The answer is that Hillary with her hostility toward Russia and her denunciation of Russian President Putin as the “New Hitler” is not a threat to the budget and power of the US military/security complex, while Trump’s aim of normalizing relations with Russia would deprive the military/security complex of the “enemy” it requires to justify its massive budget and power.\n\nThe Case Against TESLA\n\nIndependent Man\nPosted by Angelo Agathangelou at 1:25 am No comments: Links to this post"
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"Should I take moringa regularly? And, if so, how should I take it, and why? Learn more about what moringa is, moringa nutrition and what the benefits and risk are.\n\nDubbed \"the most nutrient-rich plant yet discovered,\" the moringa tree has also earned the name \"the miracle tree\" in areas where it's grown. Native to North India, moringa is now also grown in Africa, Arabia, South East Asia, the Pacific and Caribbean Islands, and South America.\n\nThe well-known phrase, \"What's old is new again,\" seems fitting for centuries-old moringa, as it has recently made its way into the mainstream wellness and nutrition conversation. But, before you start sprinkling moringa powder into your morning smoothie or adding its leaves to your favorite pasta sauce, it's important to learn more about its potential benefits and its risks. Here's what the science says.\n\nAll parts of this small tree—leaves, seeds, aroots, and flowers—are technically edible. Though it seems the seeds, the oil from those seeds, and ground powder (via the leaves and stems) are most commonly used, particularly in the U.S. The powder is most often consumed via supplement, made into a \"tea,\" or blended into a smoothie.\n\nAyla Barmmer, M.S., RD, of Boston Functional Nutrition, describes the moringa tree as extremely versatile for a variety of nutritional purposes. \"Every part of the tree is used either for nutritive or commercial purposes,\" she explains.\n\nHere's what's in 2 teaspoons of moringa powder (aka ground leaves):\n\nMoringa's nutrient density has led to its use a treatment for malnutrition in some parts of the world. In fact, a review in the journal Food Science and Human Wellness found that M. oleifera provides more than 7 times the vitamin C of oranges, 10 times the vitamin A of carrots, 17 times the calcium of milk, 9 times the protein of yogurt, 15 times the potassium of bananas and 25 times the iron of spinach.\n\nMoringa is also known for its phytochemical content. Most notably, it contains cancer-fighting compounds known as glucosinolates, which are also found in cruciferous vegetables like cauliflower and broccoli. With a nutritional résumé this long, it's easy to see why many people are eyeing moringa as the next great superfood for modern diets.\n\nWhat is moringa used for?\n\nMoringa has long been used for medicinal purposes. In folk medicine, the seeds have been used (raw or crushed) to treat stomach pain, ulcers, poor vision, joint pain, and help with digestion. The herb (leaves and stems) has been used for centuries around the world to treat anemia, anxiety, asthma, blood impurities, bronchitis, chest congestion, cholera, and more.\n\nMoringa can be purchased in multiple forms, but Georgia Rounder, RDN, CDN, a registered dietitian based in Brooklyn, New York, says it is most commonly purchased and consumed in either a powder or capsule form. A less common form of moringa-moringa oil, also called ben oil-is also available.\n\n\"The seeds of moringa yield an oil high in oleic acid and tocopherols that can be used as a great substitution for olive oil,\" Rounder says. Oleic acid is a monounsaturated fatty acid that's known to play a role in lowering cholesterol and is connected to a lower risk for developing heart disease.\n\nThe entire plant is edible, from roots to leaves, but it does have a bitter taste. That can make it difficult for many people to enjoy in everyday foods. \"Some people prefer taking it encapsulated for this reason,\" Barmmer says, \"but others mix it into sauces or more heavily spiced meals.\"\n\nCooking moringa has benefits that extend beyond its taste too. \"Cooking helps to reduce its content of phytate, which is an antinutrient that can make it more difficult to utilize the other nutrients it contains,\" Barmmer says. She also notes that moringa seed powder can be found fermented and/or sprouted, which helps with digestibility and nutrient bioavailability.\n\nWhat are the health benefits of moringa?\n\nMoringa seeds contain a variety of well-known health-promoting compounds. Moringa oil (extracted from the seeds) is mostly made up of monounsaturated fats—a well-known heart-healthy fat. It's also quite rich in alpha-tocopherol, which our body converts to vitamin E.\n\nMoringa seeds and herbs are also touted as having anti-inflammatory, immune-strengthening, ulcer-lowering, anti-bacterial, and anti-oxidant properties. And in animal studies, moringa compounds appear to trigger the pancreas to release insulin. Plus, two compounds in preliminary research suggest it has anti-tumor properties.\n\nBut much, if not all, of the research has been has been conducted either \"in vitro\" (aka cellular models) or in animals, but not in real, live humans. That said, that's typically how research on a food like moringa begins. Once there's research that \"works,\" more is usually to come—and in actual people.\n\nResearch suggests that moringa is safe for humans to consume, but the quantity that is safe can vary from person to person.\n\n\"Moringa is classified as a 'nutritive herb,'\" Barmmer says. \"Herbs in this category-another is nettle leaf-are closer to a nutritious food, such as spinach, than they are to a potent medicinal herb, so generally they can be consumed in high quantities to the tolerance of the individual person.\"\n\nHowever, the phytate found in moringa can cause adverse reactions if consumed in high quantities.\n\n\"Moringa may cause digestive distress if it isn't cooked, fermented or sprouted, depending on the part of the plant used,\" Barmmer says.\n\nBarmmer also explains that even though there are no known precautions or reasons people shouldn't consume moringa, its iron content may be a concern for some.\n\n\"Those that need to avoid excessive iron in the diet and in supplements may need to be cautious,\" she says. Too much iron can cause gastrointestinal distress such as nausea, vomiting and constipation. Extreme iron intakes can also cause iron overload, which is uncommon when consuming iron from dietary sources, but concentrated amounts or supplements can be cause for concern, especially in children.\n\nDietary supplements, unlike nutrients, don't have a Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA). Although moringa has been used for thousands of years in alternative medicine, the scientific research on the tree as a dietary supplement is limited. According to an analysis published in the Journal of Toxicology, a daily limit of 70 grams of Moringa oleifera leaves is suggested to prevent potential cumulative toxicity. However, individual factors play a role in the quantity that is safe to consume.\n\nJust adding moringa powder to a smoothie won't make you instantly healthier, but it will give you a little boost of vitamins, minerals and fiber. The nutrients found in moringa are also found in more commonly eaten foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts/seeds and animal proteins.\n\nIt isn't necessary to consume moringa daily to reap the same benefits of those nutrients, and it's important to remember that no dietary supplement can take the place of eating a varied diet with adequate nutrient intake.\n\nIf you do decide to add moringa to your daily intake, be sure to know what you're purchasing and how much you're consuming. Also, be sure to tell your doctor in the event you begin to experience any issues with side effects.\n\nSource: http://www.eatingwell.com/article/7676672/benefits-of-moringa/\nBack to blog"
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"The modular property, designed in collaboration with Floating Homes, is named ‘Chichester’ and is one of the winning entries for New London Architecture’s competition ‘Buoyant Starts’. NLA sought entries that would offer a viable solution to the city’s overcrowding and lack of affordable homes for first-time buyers.\n\nInspired by narrow boats and canal living, the Chichester model offers a split-level, open-plan residence, with generous full-height windows that provide views and access to water level so residents can enjoy all the benefits of a waterside lifestyle.",
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"The Irrational Fear of McDonaldization and the Myth of Cultural Purity\n\nThe irrational fear of McDonaldization and the myth of cultural purity\n\n\"We are the Borg. Lower your shields and surrender your ships. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.\" (Frakes 1996)\n\nScience-Fiction-fans will instantly recognize this iconic threat of the Borg, a fictional alien race and recurring antagonist in the popular Star Trek movies. Their ultimate goal is perfection, which they try to achieve by assimilating everyone they encounter. The Borg culture itself is very functional, they live in dull environments and the idea of individual freedom is completely abandoned. Consequently, every added individual becomes a simple drone, a mind controlled worker for the collective. In the movies, the multi-ethnic crew of the USS Enterprise was always able to stop them from overtaking the earth and its population. So we are safe on silver screen, but what about the real world? Some social scientist claim, that with the progressing globalization, there is an imperialistic trend, which tries to homogenize the world: McDonaldization. The Borg of the real world are therefore fast-food franchise McDonald's and similar organizations of various industries. They are united by their operating principles like a push for greater efficiency, predictability, calculability and the replacement of human with non human technology. McDonaldized products are highly standardized and quantity is generally more important than quality. This leads to a competitive advantage towards other systems. Of course, not only food can be produced following those principles mentioned above. Everything can be McDonaldized, education, health care, music, etc. and the trend is expanding (Ritzer, Stillman 2003, p. 34). But just like the fictional antagonists, McDonaldization has limits and although the concept sounds menacing, it is not the end of diversity. McDonaldized systems can be influenced locally and they can change over time, too (Ritzer, Stillman 2003, p. 39). As a global restaurant, McDonald's has quickly adapted to local needs: In India, the company sells primarily lamb and chicken meat, and pork is not on the menu in Muslim countries. Actually they created a Nürnburger [1] especially for German restaurants. Other global players like Hollywood studios and broadcast networks also adapt to localities, and create special content for different markets (Robertson 1995, p. 38). So how can McDonald’s and the like homogenize the world, when they are changing themselves because of various local preferences?\n\nMaybe people who fear McDonaldization confuse global distribution with global homogenization, but “the mass production of 'cultural material' does not lead to the emergence of anything like 'global culture'“ (Bauman 1998, p. 43). Aside from that, McDonald's has to deal with decreasing sales for the last couple of years[2] and is not as strong as the concept of McDonaldization suggests. Overall, there is no trend towards a single culture and total uniformity. Homogenization is only one force of many (Nederveen Pieterse 1995, p. 53). Like the Borg and their evil imperialistic intentions, a total McDonaldization is only a mind game. Hence, speaking of a homogenizing world is only one side of the coin. On the other side, as demonstrated by products like the Nürnburger, the local influences the global. \"The globalizing and the localizing trends are mutually reinforcing and inseparable\" (Bauman 1998, pp. 44–45) and therefore \"homogenization went hand in hand with heterogenization. They made each other possible.\" (Robertson 1995, p. 36). In conclusion, \"world or global culture is apparently developing through diversity within sameness.\" (Regev 2003, p. 223).\n\nOverall, one cannot talk about the local without automatically talking about the global as well. Global includes local, there is no clear distinction, no boundary. A similar distinction can be found between micro- and macro-economics. This way of thinking seems to be popular in sociology too, but it falls short of reality (Robertson 1995, p. 34).\n\nA big problem of the debate about globalization is the deeply anchored boundary-thinking, which misleads to following only one logic (e.g. homogenization). But reality is more complex than that and the \"viewing of globalization in terms of homogenization, or of modernization/Westernization, is empirically narrow and historically flat\" (Nederveen Pieterse 1995, p. 63). Nederveen Pieterse's solution is the concept of cultural hybridization. In this way, he acknowledges that cultures are different, but they are not trying to overwhelm each other and rather mix constantly. He thinks of global culture as a global mélange (Nederveen Pieterse 1995, p. 60). Critics often connect this concept of hybridity with a loss of purity, wholeness and authenticity, but the point is: There is no and there has never been cultural purity. Hybridity has a bad reputation and is considered a negative development in society, culture and biology. Nevertheless, diversification enhances all three of them, foremost biology (Nederveen Pieterse 1995, pp. 54–55). Consequently, the implied purity of homogenizing forces and cultures has never been there. Since the beginning of mankind there has been constant developments and exchanges between different peoples, always creating new hybrid cultures. Thus, globalization is not the globalization of localities or homogenization of the world, but the continuous hybridization of (already) hybrid cultures. This turns upside down the interpretation of globalization during the last couple of centuries, because it is not the process, which has changed, it is the pace (Nederveen Pieterse 2001, pp. 221–222).\n\nExamples for hybridity can be found everywhere, Nederveen Pieterse mentions world religions and plagues, which are great examples, because they continuously hybridize as they spread over the world (Nederveen Pieterse 2001, p. 231). Especially the introduction of Christian religion to the Ewe[3] in Africa in the late 19th century fits the proposed concept of hybridity. Although intended by missionaries, the Ewe did not simply adopt Christian practises and beliefs. They rather mixed Christian elements with their own customs and thereby created something entirely new (Meyer 1994, p. 65).\n\nCities like Istanbul, Venice, Toledo or Cairo provide another example of hibridity. These cities have harboured a lot of travellers and merchants from all over the globe and their traces are clearly visible and created hybrid zones (Nederveen Pieterse 2001, p. 232).\n\nDespite of globally promoted music stars like Rihanna, Katy Perry or The Rolling Stones, there is no homogeneity in rock/pop music either. Analysing rock music around the world, Motti Regev acknowledges a „dual identity“ of musical styles and clearly argues for a common hybridity (Regev 2003, p. 232).\n\nIn Bayart, Nederveen Pieterse sees another scientist who is positive about the concept of hybridity: \"Bayart refers to social and political 'hybridation' to characterize African modernities.\" (Nederveen Pieterse 2001, p. 236). In short, Bayart sees colonization as a process which was fuelled by local elites as well as exterior forces. For him, there was a kind of dialogue between both parties, a relationship of sorts (Bayart 2000, pp. 223–224). Colonization therefore becomes a similar adopting/mixing-process like the introduction of Christianity to the Ewe as described above. Local elites took a foreign concept, adjusted it to their needs and implemented the hybrid version.\n\n[3] Ethnic group, located in the area of today's Togo and Ghana."
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Pascal is one in a chameleon See what happens when three kids get surprised with real-life baby animals inspired by their favorite Disney Princess sidekick!Followers: M.\n\nPascal was born in Clermont-Ferrand, which is in France's Auvergne howtogetridofbadbreath.club lost his mother, Antoinette Begon, at the age of three.\n\nHis father, Étienne Pascal (–), who also had an interest in science and mathematics, was a local judge and member of the \"Noblesse de Robe\".Pascal had two sisters, the younger Jacqueline and the elder howtogetridofbadbreath.club: 17th-century philosophy.\n\n“Essential Pascal” is an introduction to the basic features of the Pascal language, as found in Delphi and other modern development tools, from the best selling author of Mastering Delphi. This book has been written by Marco Cantù and covers the language form the perspective of.\n\nBlaise Pascal has books on Goodreads with ratings. Blaise Pascal’s most popular book is Pensées. This book provides an introduction to programming in Pascal for the complete beginner. It starts with the fundamental concept of a stored program and works through to the manipulation of records in dynamic storage.\n\nThe style of presentation is pictorial. Pascal's wager is an argument in philosophy presented by the seventeenth-century French philosopher, mathematician and physicist, Blaise Pascal (–).\n\nIt posits that humans bet with their lives that God either exists or does not. Pascal argues that a rational person should live as though God exists and seek to believe in God. Nov 18, · Synopsis. Mathematician Blaise Pascal was born on June 19,in Clermont-Ferrand, France.\n\nIn the s he invented the Pascaline, an early calculator, and further validated Evangelista Born: Jun 19, Pascal was developed as a language suitable for teaching programming as a systematic discipline, whose implementations could be both reliable and efficient. The ISO Pascal Standard was originally published in Pascal was the primary high-level language Pascal book for development in the Apple.\n\nJan 08, · Blaise Pascal laid the foundation for the modern theory of probabilities, formulated what came to be known as Pascal’s principle of pressure, and propagated a religious doctrine that taught the experience of God through the heart rather than through reason.\n\nHow did Blaise Pascal die. Pascal’s principle, in fluid (gas or liquid) mechanics, statement that, in a fluid at rest in a closed container, a pressure change in one part is transmitted without loss to every portion of the fluid and to the walls of the container.\n\nThe principle was first enunciated by the French scientist Blaise Pascal. The Provincial Letters of Blaise Pascal. a New Translation with Historical Introduction and Notes by Rev.\n\nThomas m'Crie, Preceded by a Life of Pascal, a Critical Essay, and a. Mar 22, · PASCAL Delivers is a rapid book-delivery service provided by the Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries which enables students, faculty and staff across the state to request and receive books from academic libraries in South howtogetridofbadbreath.club 12 million items are available in the catalog and books usually arrive within a few days!Author: Pascal Libguides Systems.\n\nPascal Press is a leading Australian publisher of quality educational resources for primary and secondary teachers, students and their parents for 24 years.\n\nPascal Press is. The printed book can be found on CreateSpace, howtogetridofbadbreath.club or other international Amazon stores. The Book Content. The book covers the Object Pascal programming language, from the foundations to the latest and most new featureas.\n\nChapters List. This is the list of the book chapters: Part I; Chapter 1: Coding in Pascal; Chapter 2: Variables and. Book an appointment for the Pascal Bensimon: Haute Coiffure Hair Salon in Buckhead's St. Regis Atlanta. Blaise Pascal: a thought on God, death and passion. Blaise Pascal is both a philosopher, a religious thinker and a mathematician.\n\nPascal is considered the forerunner of existentialist philosophy, developed later by Kierkegaard, Heidegger and Sartre. His major work, les Pensées (Thoughts), Pascal speaks about the misery of man without God.\n\nJan 01, · Here are my recommendations (not all of them are books, as I don’t think books are the best learning resources): * Start Programming Using Object Pascal * Pascal Tutorial * PP4S: Tutorials * Essential Pascal on howtogetridofbadbreath.club * Object Pascal Handb.\n\nBook by Blaise Pascal, Copy quote. There is a God shaped vacuum in the heart of every man which cannot be filled by any created thing, but only by God, the Creator, made known through Jesus. Blaise Pascal. God, Spiritual, Jesus. 6 Copy quote. The Pensées is simply the compelling \"Thoughts\" of mathematician, physicist, and religious thinker Blaise Pascal.\n\nOriginally intending to publish a book defending Christianity, Pascal died before he could complete it. The thoughts and ideas for his book were collected and complied, posthumously, and then published as the Pensées. May 12, · Essential Pascal (2nd Edition) By Marco Cantù (16hh6 pages) Essential Pascal is an online introduction to the Pascal programming language.\n\nThis book has been written by Marco Cantù (the author of the best selling book, Mastering Delphi). And in this book the parts devoted to Pascal himself are among the most brilliant pages of criticism that Sainte-Beuve ever wrote. It is sufficient to notice that the next occupation of Pascal, after his conversion, was to write these eighteen \"Letters,\" which as prose are of capital importance in the foundation of French classical style, and.\n\nPascal is the most powerful compute architecture ever built inside a GPU. It transforms a computer into a supercomputer that delivers unprecedented performance, including over 5 teraflops of double precision performance for HPC workloads.\n\nBlaise Pascal (blĕz päskäl´), –62, French scientist and religious philosopher. Studying under the direction of his father, a civil servant, Pascal showed great precocity, especially in mathematics and science. Before he was 16 he wrote a paper on conic sections which won the respect of the mathematicians of Paris; at 19 he invented a.\n\nPensées (which means thoughts) is more a series of notes than an actual book. It was written by Blaise Pascal, a Frenchman, in the 's, and was published a short time after his death in Self Care - Urban Retreat. The Art of Language. Pascal Baudar is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Pascal Baudar and others you may know.\n\nFacebook gives people the power to share and makes the. WebPAC PRO © Innovative Interfaces, Inc. Pascal is a vital character in NieR:Automata, serving as an important NPC and a temporarily playable character in Route C. Although a Machine, Pascal is a pacifist that actively taking precautions to avoid fighting (up until Chapter ) and searches for a path to peace with like-minded.\n\nPascal Coppens has lived and worked in China and Silicon Valley for over 20 years. He is an international speaker at nexxworks and gives keynote speeches. Define pascal. pascal synonyms, pascal pronunciation, pascal translation, English dictionary definition of pascal.\n\nAbbr. Pa A unit of pressure equal to one newton per square meter. Pascal A programming language designed to support structured programming and used.\n\nMay 07, · I am reading Lazarus - The Complete Guide - 1st edition and testing on Lazarus IDE and I miss some explanations on new features and got some fetaures that have different behaviour from the book. I am looking for an advanced OOP book on design patterns using Lazarus, starting from the basic part of OOP such as DAO, MVC, MVP, MVVM, MGM, etc.\n\nDec 01, · Buy a cheap copy of Pensées book by Blaise Pascal. 'If we submit everything to reason our religion will be left with nothing mysterious or supernatural Blaise Pascal, the precociously brilliant contemporary of Free shipping over $/5(5).\n\nInat age sixteen, Pascal wrote a book, Essay on Conics. It deals with the geometry of cones. He gave the mystic hexagram central importance in this book. At the age of nineteen, Pascal invented a calculating machine. It was able to add and subtract by having a.\n\nBlaise Pascal (–) was a French mathematician, physicist and philosopher. He developed the modern theory of probability. He also formulated the concept of pressure (between and ) and showed that the pressure in a fluid is transmitted through the fluid in all directions (i.e.\n\nAnd in this book the parts devoted to Pascal himself are among the most brilliant pages of criticism. Complete Turbo Pascal into a new book focused on Borland Pascal 7.\n\nI was able to re-title the book Borland Pascal 7 From Square One (the title Complete Turbo Pascal had been imposed by Scott, Foresman) and bring it up to date.\n\nThat edition didn’t sell well because byBorland had created Delphi, and most of us considered the DOS era closed.Learn French for free at howtogetridofbadbreath.club I will help you improve your French from basic to advanced level and you can ask your question or if you need more howtogetridofbadbreath.club: K.Book your service below with Vagaro, our scheduling platform.\n\nYou will be asked to create an account in order to book (with options to login via Google, Facebook, or Apple) Powered by Vagaro Salon Software, Spa Software & Fitness Software."
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"\nThat's the title of an article in the Telegraph. It refers to payment habits in the UK, but I'm sure it's pretty similar on this side of the Atlantic. Two graphs in particular jumped out at me. First, the number (i.e. quantity) of transactions in cash and via automated credit:",
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"And then the actual value, in British pounds, of those transactions:\n\nThose graphics put a very different perspective on the situation, don't they? They help to explain why some businesses are now refusing to take cash at all. The value of the transactions that they execute in cash is so small that it's literally more trouble than it's worth to keep cash on hand for those customers. They'd rather do business electronically; and if you're not prepared to do that, they'd rather you took your business elsewhere.\n\nI can only say that such an approach is fine, as long as the electronic network is operational. When it's not . . . not so much. I wrote about that in my 'lessons learned' posts after Hurricane Katrina, when those who relied on banks whose networks were literally underwater couldn't access their accounts at all. I daresay the routine reliance on electronic financial transactions, rather than cash, has only become greater since then; and when it goes down (as happened with the national EBT network in 2013), the results can be dangerous in more ways than one (such as, in the example cited, threats of rioting by frustrated EBT recipients and attempts to defraud supermarkets that tried to help them).\n\nPersonally, I make sure to keep a minimum of one month's expenditure (including all automated or check-based bill payments) available in cash at any time. Having \"been there and done that\" when things went to hell in a hand basket, I have no intention of being caught short like that again. If I need to buy essentials when the electronic payment network is down, I want to be able to wave folding green pieces of paper at the cashier. I'm willing to bet I'll be served, while those waving pieces of plastic will be SOL. BTDT.\n\nUm...\"This Note Is Legal Tender For All Debts, Public And Private.\"\n\nIt is ILLEGAL for any business to refuse cash. Or it would be, if there were any rule of law in America anymore.\n\nAside from the obvious issue of technical failures rendering many people penniless in a microsecond the unspoken BIGGER issue is the fact that money in electronic form can be appropriated at will without warning bynthosemwith access to it, specifically the banks and .gov.....two factions of the crime consortium running America.\n\nCash....or something essentially identical will always have a place in a society. That place evolves and changes but odds are it will NEVER go away as long as humans are clever dishonest monkeys.\n\nKinda true for me. the use of cash at my business has declined by 34 in the last 10 years.\n\nThis statute means that all United States money as identified above is a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. There is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person, or an organization must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether to accept cash unless there is a state law which says otherwise.\n\nI was at the local gas station a few years ago on just an average afternoon. Only the computer network went down and while everyone else was standing around waiting for it to come back up so that they could pay for purchases or start buying gas, I was the only one with a $20 bill in my pocket (two, actually) that could buy gas and go home.\n\nI've had the same experience as Graybeard, but in a grocery store. I hadn't thought about having a month's worth on hand, but that makes sense... Need to start saving some green up... sigh\n\nOne of the big reasons that the .gov is pushing cashless transactions is to gut the untaxed economy, which is estimated to run about X3 to the paper trail economy. That's a huge tax bite they are drooling over. Of course, what those idiots don't understand is that it exists mostly to get around the increased taxes as your income rises. A lot of that business may just disappear, which will probably tip our economy over the edge.\n\nMy son works at the local Sam's Club. Their gas stations will only 1) sell to club members and 2) accept credit/debit/gift cards. No cash. If the 'puters go down, no gas sales.\n\nThere's an advantage to going a bit beyond Peter's recommendation; keeping a couple thousand dollars on hand, in bills of assorted denominations, allows taking advantage of happy circumstances, such as buying a desired gun, tool or antique in the secondary market for which only cash will do.\n\nRegarding monthly obligations, adding a few dollars to each month's regular payment will result in the creation of a \"payment cushion\" in your account, be it the electric utility or the cable outfit. True, you're not earning any interest on it, but having a month's payment plus ten percent as a credit in your account means should something untoward occur suddenly, such as electronic system failure, job loss, etc., you know you'll have a month before you're sitting in the dark or unable to email resumes.\n\nAnd, as SiG pointed out, having fifty dollars (or more) in assorted bills tucked away in your wallet can become worthwhile pretty quickly (Pro tip: don't forget a few ones and fives - if you have to walk away without getting change, better done with a one or five than a twenty).\n\nthere's another huge benefit to dealing in cash, and that is that many small business people will offer you a substantial discount for paying with folding green money.\n\nI've moved out of my state in the last two weeks, and between movers, cleaners, painters, and landscapers, I have saved by asking for cash discount more than the price of two brand new Glock 10 millimeters that my wife and I will be carrying in Alaska this fall.\n\n\nThe reason the business people offer cash discounts has nothing to do with under the table economy. A small business person who bills you has to pay office staff or remove himself from productive time to generate a bill. Then he has to wait for you to get the bill and send him a check, which may or may not bounce. Even if you pay at the point of sale, a check may bounce and he still has to figure out where he can deposit it in some cases. Credit cards are worse with their off the top to 2-5 percent service fees, Plus many credit card transactions can be reached back out of the receivers bank account for a number of reasons.\n\nSmall business people who watch their money are almost always willing to offer folding green cash discounts. I only had one small business person say it was all the same to him, and it turned out he was working for someone else. Every single small business owner offered me discounts, ranging between 10 and 25 percent for cash.\n\nI think cryptocurrencies are the future, but there's no replacing physical money (by which I mean physical money with inherent value.) Bitcoin alone has had many problems with adoption when terminals designed to accept it--not the network, the terminals--break down."
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"Video: Eucharistic host bleeding and pulsating like a heart on fire. On the 8th of December 1991 at the Shrine of Betania in Cúa, Venezuela. After the consecration, the priest noticed the host began to bleed from one side. He quickly preserved it and studied it to make sure it was a miracle.\n\nOn December 8, 1991, a priest at the Shrine of Betania in, Venezuela was celebrating Mass. After the consecration he noticed the host begin to bleed from one side. The priest quickly preserved the host and studied it to make sure it was a miracle.\n\nAccording to a website devoted to documenting Eucharistic miracles, the local bishop took up the investigation to make sure it was a supernatural occurrence and not something that can be explained naturally.\n\nDuring the Mass there were numerous pilgrims who immediately verified that thepriest did not have wounds from which the bloodpresent in the Host could have flowed. Besides, fromthe analyses, the result concluded that the blood of thepriest did not match the one of the Particle. The Hostof the Miracle was subjected to some special studies,requested by the then Bishop of Los Teques, H. E.Most Reverend Pio Bello Ricardo, and the results confirmed that the blood was human blood of type ABpositive which matches the one found in the cloth ofthe Shroud of Turin and in the Host of the EucharisticMiracle of Lanciano, that occurred in Italy in 750 ADand was analyzed by 500 commissions of the WorldHealth Organization.\n\nEach year, thousands of pilgrims come to see where the host is enshrined in a convent in Los Teques.\n\nOne pilgrim from New Jersey, Daniel Sanford arrived on a pilgrimage in 1998 and explained what he experienced:\n\n“On the 12th of November of 1998 I went on pilgrimage to Betania with a prayer group and they took us to see the\nmiraculous Host of Betania in the Chapel of the Augustinian Sisters of Los Teques. Our spiritual director, Father Mazzarella, celebrated the Mass. After the celebration ended he opened the door of the Tabernacle which contained the Host of the Miracle. With great astonishment, I saw that the Host was as if in flames, and there was a Pulsating Heart that was bleeding in Its center. I saw this for about 30 seconds or so, then the Host returned to normal. I was able to film a part of this miracle with my video camera…”.\n\nLater on, the video was sent to the local bishop who encouraged them to share the video to spread belief in Jesus in the Eucharist.\n\nThis miracle can still be seen today and the blood on the host is still fresh as if it just happened today.",
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"\n. Decades after the diamond discoveries in NSW, Ashton Exploration discovered diamonds near , by following a trail of kimberlitic indicator minerals in 1976. The mineral trail led to diamondiferous lamproite in the Ellendale field (Tertiary). In August 1979, diamonds were found in Smoke Creek, more than 350 km to the northeast. In October 1979, the Argyle lamproite (1.2 Ga) was discovered (Atkinson and Smith, 1995). Both lamproite fields are located within Proterozoic mobile belts cratonized around 1.8 Ga and were tectonically active until the Devonian or later (Jaques et al. 1982, 1983; Atkinson and others, 1984). Presently, about 450 lamproites, kimberlites and lamprophyres have been identified in of which more than 180 are diamondiferous. Some of the recently discovered kimberlites yielded minor to significant diamond grades (Berryman and others, 1999).\nProduction began in the mid-1980s at the Argyle mine resulting in becoming a leading diamond producer. At full production, the mine yielded more than 30% of the world’s annual production. Further development of the open pit continued into 2001, and the current operator (Rio Tinto) reported plans to expand operations underground.\nDiamonds were recovered from the placer mine in the lower reaches of Limestone Creek, 12 miles (20 km) northeast of the Argyle. This deposit was discovered in the early 1980's and mined by Poseidon/Freeport and from 1988 until late 1995 (Biggs and Garlick, 1987). The plant was inactive at the end of late 1995, after nearly 7 million carats were produced from 24 million tonnes of gravel.\nKimberley Diamond Company acquired the Ellendale leases previously held by Argyle Diamond Mines. Initial bulk sampling results from Ellendale 4 and 9 revealed higher ore grades near the surface. The company reported the Ellendale 4 resource at more than 2 million carats to a depth of 450 feet (140 m) (23 million tonnes at 0.088 carat/tonne), which included a higher-grade zone (444,000 tonnes at 0.261 carats/tonne) to a depth of 9.6 feet (3 m). The near-surface enrichment zone was part of the mining target for 2002. Primary diamond resources of Ellendale 4 and 9 were estimated at more than 2.6 million carats.\nFor the first three years of operation, 2.2 million tonnes of ore is expected to be mined from the top 9.6 feet (3 m) of enriched material on both Ellendale 4 and 9. The ore is estimated to average 0.15 carats/tonne. The company also reported the discovery of 11 previously unknown lamproite pipes in the area (Shigley and others, 2001; MiningNews.net, ).\nThe Merlin mine, which was developed on a group of 12 diamondiferous kimberlites in northern , yielded the country’s largest diamond, the 104.73-carat Jungiila Bunajina (“star meteorite dreaming stone”) white diamond. Merlin is located 50 miles (80 km) south of Borroloola. After 6 years, it was announced that the mine would close at the end of the 2002 due to marginal ore.\n’s total diamond production in 2001 was 26.2 million carats, a decrease of 0.4 million carats from the previous year. The Argyle mine (26.1 million carats) accounted for nearly all of the Australian production. The Merlin mine in the produced 55,000 carats making it the second largest Australian producer in 2001.\nA diamond rush occurred in in 1725, and by the end of 1729 several diamond placers had been found in eastern in the region of (“diamond city”). Placers were also found along the , , Goyas, and other streams in southeastern . In 1844, rich diamond placers were found in another region of —the state of to the north. During the first 120 years of mining, about 10 million carats were recovered, including some weighing more than 100 carats.\nThe primary source of the diamonds has not been found, and it was initially assumed that a rock referred to as itacolumite (micaceous sandstone) was the source. This assumption was based on the presence of middle Proterozoic diamondiferous conglomerates that have supported some small mining operations in the area.\nThe large number of diamonds found in placers suggests that major primary diamond deposits will be found in some day. Since 1967, a systematic exploration program identified more than 300 kimberlite, lamproite, kamafugite, and melilitite intrusives, none of which contain economic amounts of diamond (Bizzi et al. 1994; Meyer et al. 1994). A total of about 55 million carats have been recovered from with annual production averaging about 1.2 million carats.\nDiamond deposits in the Liaoning Province of China are associated with kimberlite. More than 100 kimberlites are found in this region including the Jingangshi kimberlite, which contains commercial amounts of diamond (Sunagawa, 1990). At another locality, the Changma mine in the near Mengyin, about 500 km southeast of , is ’s largest diamond producer. This deposit was initially mined as open pit over the past several decades and converted to underground mining in 2002 with an expected life of another 30 years. The Changma deposit consists of a couple of kimberlite diatremes and a dike that all merge at 40 m below the surface. The kimberlite has been drilled to depths of 600 m. Production from the mine during the past 30 years included 1.6 million carats recovered from ore that averaged 1.27 carats/tonne: the largest diamond was a 119 carat stone. The property has an indicated resource of 1.4 million tonnes of ore at a grade of 0.92 carat/tonne with an inferred resource of 1.5 million tonnes of 0.63 carat/tonne. The Changma property includes 9 diamondiferous kimberlites with a total measured and indicated resource of 9.7 million tonnes at an average grade of 0.055 carat/tonne (Beales, 2004).\n\nIndia\nDiamonds were initially reported in the Golconda region of India from medieval time to the 19th century. Golconda was actually the market place, and the actual source of the Indian diamonds were placers in the Penner, Karnool, Godvari and Makhnadi rivers in the Krishna Valley, and possibly in the Panna diamond field to the north in south-central India (Mathur 1982). Many of the better diamonds ended up in the royal treasuries of sultans and shahs of India and Persia. Total production is estimated at about 12 million carats (Milashev 1989).\n\nThe majority of the diamonds was found in placer deposits (Sakuntala and Brahman 1984), although diamonds were also found in the Majhagawan lamproite as early as 1827. After kimberlite was described in South Africa in 1877, intensive exploration in the ancient diamond-producing areas of India resulted in the discovery of what was thought to be kimberlite in areas adjacent to many placers (e.g., Majhagawan and Hinota near the Panna placer district, and the Wajakurnur and other intrusives in the Anantpur district). Years later, petrographic studies of some Indian ‘kimberlites’ confirmed that many were actually olivine lamproite (e.g., Majhagawan and Chelima) (Scott-Smith 1989; Middlemost and Paul 1984; Rock et al. 1992). Diamonds recovered from the pipes are mostly transparent and flawless, with dominantly octahedral and dodecahedral habits. About 40% are gem quality (ore grade ~ 0.01 carat/tonne).\n\nMitchell and Bergman (1991) indicate there are several other lamproites, kimberlites, and peridotites in this region, and Rock and others (1992) also report several olivine lamprophyres and minettes of potential economic interest occur in eastern . Known kimberlites in are primarily Proterozoic in age and include diamondiferous kimberlites in the Wajrakarur field in the Andra Pradesh of the southern kimberlite province and kimberlites in the field in southeastern Madhya Pradesh in the central province (Middlemost and Paul 1984).\n\nThe official discovery of kimberlite in occurred in 1954 at what later became known as the Mir pipe (Erlich and Hausel, 2002). In 1957, development was initiated on placers associated with the Mir pipe and was followed by open pit operations in the kimberlite. Years later, operations ceased at a depth of 1090 feet (340 m). The average ore grade was high in the upper mine levels (4.0 carats/tonne) but decreased near the bottom of the pit (1.50–2.0 carats/tonne). The Mir had high gem to industrial diamond content and was the source of several large gems including the Star of Yakutiya (232 carats) and the Diamond of 26th Party Congress (342.57 carats). Annual output from the mine was 6.0 million carats (Miller 1995).\n\nThe Udachnaya pipe was found in 1955 and mining began on the associated placers in 1957, followed by open pit operations in the pipe. Udachnaya has been the most productive diamond mine in with more than 14.4 million carats mined of which 80% were gems. By 1956, over 500 kimberlites had been discovered in the . During the next 30 years, became the third largest producer in the world: nearly all its production came from mines within the northern Siberian platform.\nIn 1960, the Aikhal pipe was discovered in Yakutiya: mining began in 1962 and ceased sometime between 1981 and 1988, presumably due to overproduction from other sources. Production resumed after 1988, and by 1995 the pit reached a final depth of 770 feet (240 m). Annual production at the peak of mining was 600,000 carats at an average grade of 1.0 carat/tonne (Yakutalmaz 1999).\nAnother commercial pipe, known as the Sytykanskaya was discovered in 1955. Open pit mining began in 1979, and 600,000 carats/year were produced (average grade of 0.60 carat/tonne). The mine was scheduled to close in 2001 (Yakutalmaz 1999). Another commercial diamond mine, the Internatsional’naya pipe, was found in 1969. Mining began in 1971 and the open pit was developed to a depth of 900 feet (280 m) by 1980. Open pit operations ceased but plans were made to resume mining underground.\nThe 23rd Party Congress pipe was discovered in 1959: mining began in 1966 on this very rich pipe. The ore averaged 6.0 carats/tonne and the open pit reached a depth of 395 feet (124 m) after 15 years of operation. The Jubilee (Yubileinaya) pipe was discovered in 1975. Following the removal of 225 to 320-ft (70–100-m) of basalt overburden, open pit mining began: the Jubilee was anticipated to replace production from the declining Udachnaya pipe.\nDuring the 1970s, other diamondiferous kimberlites were discovered within the Russian platform. At about the same time, several kimberlitic pipes were discovered northeast of the city of , which included the Lomonosov diamond deposit. Currently, is the 4th largest producer of diamonds in the world (by weight). The of Natural History reported that the country has produced a total of 332 million carats and currently has an annual production of 10 to 12.5 million carats.\nIn 1890 and 1901, secondary placer deposits were discovered in and , and near the end of the 1960s, a placer deposit was found on in southeastern . To mid-1969, 1.3 million carats had been mined; the largest stone weighed 12 carats. In September 1971, near the town of in the state of Bolivar, another significant placer was discovered. Within a short period, monthly diamond production from the Salvacion region reached 50,000 carats but the source of the diamonds remains unknown.\nOther Cratons\nSeveral diamondiferous pipes have been reported in other cratons such as in the region, and also in Kazakstan. Kazakstan also has the added attraction of having some very unusual and very rich unconventional metamorphic diamond deposits – but most of the diamonds are low-value industrial stones (Erlich and Hausel, 2002).\nPosted by The Gem Hunter at 5:36 PM 3 comments:",
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"Patriots-ten takeaway thoughts from week one\n\nThey almost blew it in Buffalo. That just about never happens. The Patriots are 1 and 0 today like the world expected them to be. Football is not won or lost on style points, and yesterday’s game was as ugly as a wart. It will take some time for our eyes to adjust to an offense that does not include Wes Welker, and for now, Rob Gronkowski. The sorry Bills fans in the RV lot at Ralph Wilson Stadium were pulling out this morning with another sad hangover -drowning their sorrows in the stale odor of their Genessee beer.\n\nHere are my top ten takeaways from the Week One.\n\nTom Brady said recently he wants to still be playing at age 50. Yesterday’s game probably aged him by ten years- so that means he has 4 years left.\n\nBrady got it done yesterday with crazy glue and chicken wire. His receivers were zigging and zagging the wrong way, bumping into each other, not staying inbounds, and not catching catchable passes. There was a bench shot of Brady yelling at Danny Amendola in the third quarter. There were cutaways of Brady in hands to the helmut frustration after incompletions. There was Brady on his backside. There was Brady getting pressured. There was Brady fumbling at the goal line. There was Brady looking for an open man- and nobody was there. And there was Brady being Brady on the final drive, a 12 play, 49 yard, text book beauty, putting his team in field goal range for the winner. Kick is good. One second left on the clock.\n\nGame over. Patriots win it thanks to TB12.\n\nDanny Amendola gives us hope that there is life in the slot after Wes Welker.. There was concern when Amendola limped off the field with an aggravated groin in the second quarter. Even Brady thought he would be out the rest of the game. He returned to a good old fashioned tongue lashing from Brady on the bench, and ended up with 10 catches, nine that wen for first downs. Amendola at times looked “Welker-esque.” Let’s hope the groin injury does not become an issue. Tom Brady and the Patriots need a healthy Danny Amendola. In week one Amendola showed he’s tough- maybe as tough as the player he replaced.\n\nRookie receiver Kenbrell Thompkins had a rough day. He also could use some footwork lessons. Maybe Shane Vereen’s uncle Ben Vereen can help him out here. (Draaag that toe!) After all the pre-season hype, Thompkins played with the rookie jitters. The ball went his way 14 times, and was shakily caught just four. He’ll get better.\n\nJulien Edelman was the man yesterday, and easily Brady’s most solid target. Jules had two touchdown receptions in a break out game. He is about half the size of the sidelined Rob Gronkowski, and showed up in a big way. Edelman’s performance bodes well for the Patriots offense.\n\nShane Vereen had a 100 yard game contributing to a team total of 431. The Patriots ran up 89 total plays on offense, more than any game last year. It didn’t feel that good while they were playing- but the numbers don’t lie.\n\nThe Bills rookie coach, Doug Marrone proved to be no Bill Belichick down the stretch. When Buffalo went 3 and out on their most crucial drive with a a three point lead, it was game over. The Patriots got the ball back, and ate the clock up before going in for the final kill. That’s how it’s done. Put the nail in the coffin and kill the clock.\n\nLost in all the hand wringing over the offense is the solid effort turned in by the Patriots defense. Kyle Arrington had a massive game, forcing two fumbles, both of which led to Patriots touchdowns. The Patriots defense surrendered just 14 points, and the Bills managed just one sustained scoring drive. Good day for the D.\n\nFor Stevan Ridley it was a day to forget. After a costly fumble in the second quarter, Ridley was benched for the remainder of the game. Ridley took it like a man after the game saying, “I just have to accept that I messed up, made a mistake, and grow from it. We’ve got 15 more weeks in front of us and I’m going right back to work.” Ridley has been riddled in the past with ball handling mishaps. After Vereen’s 100 yard performance the pressure will be on the Riddler.\n\nRookie EJ Manuel had a solid debut. The first round draft pick out of Florida State proved that he has a future as a pro. He was inconsistent, but showed flashes of poise in the pocket. A good sign for the beleaugered Bills.\n\nIn sum, the Patriots have some work to do developing a chemistry on offense. It may take until week 8 to find the rhythym, or it could magically appear around the same time Gronk suits up. Brady has now led his team to victory 36 times while the Patriots were tied or trailing in the fourth quarter. We miss those familiar tight ends in goal line situations, but in the words of the coach, “it is what it is.”\n\nThe Patriots are 1 and 0. Jets are up next on Thursday.\n\nIt’s a short week with lots of work to do."
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"Have you ever heard of the modern farmhouse concept of interior design? How about mountain modern architecture? Interior designers and architects love to add the term ‘modern’ to a design style in order to be a bit more descriptive. But doing so doesn’t mean a lot. That’s because what is considered modern is open to interpretation.\n\nAdding to the confusion are the generally accepted definitions of ‘modern’ and ‘contemporary’ in both architecture and interior design. Adhering to the classic definitions puts modernism at odds with styles like modern farmhouse and mountain modern. In the end, you have a confusing array of terms that do not help consumers really understand what architects and designers are talking about.\n\nIt is the modern part that gives people fits. If we take modern to mean whatever is currently in vogue, a modern farmhouse look might combine an old wooden table with stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. Neutral paint schemes would also abound, given that they are just as popular now as they were during the late 19th century.\n\nWhere modern farmhouse is an interior design style, mountain modern is an architectural style. It seeks to blend classic mountain architecture with modern materials and design preferences. A typical mountain modern structure is big on wood and other natural materials. In terms of the modern aspect, think wide open floor plans and floor-to-ceiling windows.\n\nMountain modern is fairly popular in states like Utah, Idaho, and Montana. Wherever you have mountainous regions and luxury homes, architects are more than happy to design mountain modern structures.\n\nIf we stay away from the accepted architectural and interior design definition of the word ‘modern’, both modern farmhouse and mountain modern work just fine. Otherwise, there is a big problem with the descriptions of both types of design.\n\nUntil recently, the generally accepted definition of modern architecture and interior design references the modernism movement that began in the late 1800s. This movement is credited to German and Scandinavian designers who focused more on function than style. True modernism emphasizes simplicity.\n\nThe thing about modernism is that it is tied to a specific architectural and design era. Over time, it evolved to become the 1950s and 60s mid-century modern and 1970s postmodern eras. But across the entire hundred years of modernism, the emphasis was on simplicity and function.\n\nDefining the terms makes it clear that modern farmhouse and mountain modern styles are actually more contemporary than anything else. But in the end, it doesn’t really matter. Consumers hoping to build a new home or remodel an existing one do not really care what words architects and interior designers use. As long as everyone involved understands the same definitions, everything works. In the end, adding ‘modern’ to the name of a design style doesn’t mean a whole lot."
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"A lot has happened since May 9, when Malaysians decided to alter the political landscape of the country, electing a loosely formed coalition called Pakatan Harapan (PH) into government. A devastating blow landed on the once mighty UMNO-led Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition when, for the first time in over 60 years, it lost the mandate to rule.\n\nNever had I thought that this would be possible in my lifetime. I expected BN to lose a couple more seats but to win the election as usual.\n\nWhile the majority of non-Malays were expected to vote for the PH coalition, what surprised me was the fact that a sizeable percentage of the Malay electorate decided to ditch BN as well. Traditionally, the majority of the Malay population had voted for BN, fearing a loss of political power if they did otherwise. This trend was expected to continue but unfortunately this time, it didn’t. Dr Mahathir Mohamad had successfully provided the necessary comfort in assuring that Malay rights and privileges would continue to be protected even if BN was no longer in power. After all, it was Mahathir who had indoctrinated the concept of supremacy during his previous 22 years as prime minister.\n\nIt will be interesting to see if the Malay electorate continues to vote for PH post-Mahathir in GE-15.\n\nWarning signs were all over that the people were disappointed and angry with the BN brand of politics, which was plagued by alleged corrupt practices and abuse of power and complete disregard for the principles of transparency, accountability and good governance. The only democratic value left was probably holding general elections on time.\n\nTrue enough, with the seizure of hundreds of millions in cash and belongings from premises linked to the former Prime Minister, public perception on embezzlement is slowly becoming reality.\n\nSince losing power, BN has been in disarray, desperately trying to recover from the shock election defeat. In such a situation, it does not help when one-time allies decide to jump ship and walk away with those who have newly acquired power. Effectively, there are only three parties left in the BN coalition, and at this point in time, it is not even certain if it will stay this way. There are obvious cracks visible even among its surviving members.\n\nIn reality, this election defeat should be viewed positively as an opportunity for BN to review its structure and ideology, correcting the mistakes of the past and emerging stronger. Being in the opposition can be useful to test the newly laid foundation which can be continuously improved until the next general election is called. People will surely appreciate an opposition which roars responsibly in Parliament.\n\nWhether we like it or not, Malaysia’s political fundamentals are anchored in a race-based power sharing ideology, thus race politics will stay and BN is an established structure to effectively serve that purpose. All that BN needs is to adopt a moderate and inclusive approach moving forward.\n\nThe majority will continue to claim rights and privileges while the minority will scream racism. This will not change even if the odds are tilted in any other way as we are a selfish and racist society.\n\nDarshan Singh is a FMT reader."
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"Tiger Memon, blamed for carrying out the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, is hectoring one of his henchmen, Badshah Khan, that as a Muslim it is his duty to avenge the murder and rape of Muslims during the communal riots in Mumbai in 1993.\n\nEk bhi Hindu nahi maara tu ne? (You haven't killed a single Hindu?)\" says Memon as the other man cringes at his words.\n\nThis scene is from filmmaker Anurag Kashyap's thriller Black Friday, on the serial blasts. The controversial movie shows how the blasts on March 12, 1993 that killed more than 250 people and maimed hundreds of others were carried out, how the police tracked down the culprits and how sometimes innocent people bore the brunt of their atrocities.\n\nAs Yakub Memon, Tiger's brother found guilty of conspiracy in the blasts, is set to be executed on July 30, it's interesting to revisit the film and watch how it attempted to explain the blasts and the events that led to it.\n\nThe film was based on the book Black Friday - The True Story of the Bombay Bomb Blasts by renowned crime writer and journalist S Hussain Zaidi. It was released in India in 2007, three years after its international outing, when the Supreme Court allowed the film to be shown in theatres only after the TADA court passed its judgment in the case.\n\nThe film won the Grand Jury Prize at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles in 2004 and was nominated for the Golden Leopard award at the Locarno International Film Festival the same year. Black Friday's music was provided by the rock band Indian Ocean and the title track Bandeh has since become a contemporary cult hit.\n\nRakesh Maria (who is now the Mumbai Police Commissioner) is played by actor Kay Kay Menon, while Aditya Srivastava of the TV serial CID fame essays Badshah Khan. Jab We Met director Imtiaz Ali plays Yakub in the film, which was written and directed by Kashyap.\n\nThe film portrays Yakub as someone who claims that apart from Tiger no member of the Memon family was involved in planning the blasts. And, after his arrest at the New Delhi railway station he helps the investigating officers in deciphering important leads.\n\nIn the film, when asked on a television debate if he knows where Tiger is, Yakub replies, \"Woh aap ISI se puchhiye.\" He is alluding to Pakistan's spy agency.\n\nBadshah Khan has been arrested from his village Rampur in Uttar Pradesh, where he was hiding after the blasts. Deputy Commissioner of police, Rakesh Maria, is interrogating him in the police station.\n\n\"Tumhe malum hai kitna nuksan hua, kitne jaane gayi (Do you how much damage was done and how many lives were lost)?\" Maria interrogates.\n\nHamari kaum ko jitna nuksan pahuchaya kisi na kisi ko toh badla lena tha (Babri Masjid was demolished. Our Muslim brothers were killed and our women raped. Someone had to take revenge for the loss that our community suffered).\"\n\nAfter an argument, Maria retorts, \"Tiger Memon ne tum logon ko ch***a banaya. Tum ch***e ho. Dharm ke naam pe ch***e ban gaye ho tumlog. Aur bante rahoge. Tum bante rahoge aur tumko maarne waala har woh Hindu (Tiger Memon has made a fool of you. You are a fool. You guys have been fooled in the name of religion. And you will be fooled again and again as well as every Hindu who kills you).\"\n\n1993 blasts accused Yakub Memon is a CA by profession. When he goes to the gallows, he will be one of the few prisoners who will have completed two masters’ degrees from IGNOU. (HT file photo)\n\nKashyap's film showcases how the 1993 blasts were not an isolated, sporadic terrorist attack. Its narrative is far more complex and is rooted in how Indian Muslims had perceived a sense of injustice during the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992 and Mumbai communal riots in 1992-93. It examines the rise of Hindutva politics and the increasing saffronisation of Indian society - a scene shows a group of men raising \"Jai Shri Ram\" slogans while watching the demolition of the Babri Masjid on television news channel.\n\nDirected in Kashyap's characteristic style, with compelling visual re-creation of the blasts and chase scenes through the slums of Mumbai, the film investigates how wanted terrorists and shrewd smugglers Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon manipulated the growing resentment in the minds of Muslims youth and led them through a wrong path. How Dawood and co, in nexus with Pakistani groups, had conspired to teach India a lesson for the tribulations faced by Muslims.\n\nThe destruction of the Babri Masjid and the Hindu-Muslim violence had left a deep impact on the minds of Indian Muslims, more so because none of the perpetrators were ever sentenced. And as Yakub's imminent hanging is discussed, it's worthwhile to ponder upon the questions as to what provoked young working class Muslim men to take to the bomb.\n\n\"Neither those who demolished the Masjid nor those found guilty of the ensuing riots, in which 900 persons were killed, among them 575 Muslims and 275 Hindus, were punished, even though criminal offences were registered against the perpetrators. Two judicial commissions also indicted specific individuals for both crimes,\" wrote journalist Jyoti Punwani in her recent analysis of the wrong signals that hanging Yakub might send across on Scroll.in.\n\nCritics have argued that Yakub's involvement in planning the 1993 blasts was much smaller than that of Tiger and Dawood's. Moreover, some say he was instrumental in providing crucial information to Indian investigating agencies. On the other hand, Indian authorities have not been able to catch hold of either Tiger or Dawood. 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"Last night, I had the honor of being invited to a special blogger's dinner event at Sake Restaurant in Brisbane. It was my first time being invited to anything for this blog and I was giddy with excitement and nerves.",
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"After some welcome speeches and further chatting was carried out, the first course of sake, the Amabuki Daiginjo, was presented. We were to be having 3 sake tastings through the night to accompany the food. The Amabuki Daiginjo was matched to our first 2 courses.",
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"Amuse bouche was a spoonful of amberjack and a shotglass of sati-imo soup. Sati-imo is Japanese taro and it was cooked into a beautiful, silky smooth soup. The amberjack was so fresh. We later learned from Shinichi himself that the amberjack were only caught that morning.",
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"Our first course was oysters and scallops. I liked the dressed oyster but preferred the natural. I'm not a huge fan of scallop so it didn't really tickle my fancy.",
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"Sashimi was brought out as well. At the time I thought I was eating 3 types of fish but now know it was 3 different cuts of Southern blue fin tuna. This was one of my favorite courses. Sashimi is so simple but rarely done well because it relies so heavily on the quality of produce. I thought this was perhaps the best sashimi I've ever tasted (bar the last time I ate at Sake).\n\nOur next sake was brought out: Kozaemon Junmai Ginjo. It was matched to the next 2 courses.",
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"The first of these was the venison tataki. I really enjoyed this dish. It was very delicate but each mouthful popped with flavor. The sweet and sour from the pickled pears and plum worked perfectly with the venison.",
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"Next came the spanner crab and tuna dumpling. It was served in a shiitake mushroom consomme and the consomme knocked my socks of. It was beautiful, smooth and clear with an exquisite, earthy seafood flavor.\n\nThe final sake for the evening was the Kozaemon Yamahai Junmai Banshu Yamadanishiki (what a mouthful!) which is the most acidic and robust of the lot. Those who were not familiar with sake remarked that this tasted the most 'familiar' as it had the acidity of red wine. It was to accompany the mains.",
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"Our first main was quail three-ways. My favorite component was the galantine of quail and I couldn't help but marvel at the technique behind stuffing something so small.\n\nAt this point, Shinichi made an appearance and we thanked him heartily for his creations. He asked if we were ready for our wagyu. Harharhar... we are a table of seasoned food bloggers. We are ALWAYS ready for more food. Bloated bellies are not a problem.",
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"As for the wagyu itself, it was cooked perfectly. The portion was cut into cubes and each mouthful was a delight.",
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We’ve been to here a few times before and we seem to go to a fair few of the regional cities, different places overtime, so it feels like the UK is coming together for us as a whole which is nice.\n\nYou played ‘Hit The North’ here in Newcastle back in April, how was that experience?\n\nIt was cool, it’s funny the O2 was actually the first venue we played in Newcastle, ever, the first time we came over here.\n\nIs there a big difference between crowds in the UK and crowds back over in Australia?\n\nYeah, well it’s also different in Australia because when you play in Australia it’s normally like, there’s the 6 capital cities and it’s so big. So everyone will come to one gig say in Sydney or in Melbourne. But the UK is different because there’s so many different cities and they all have their little differences. They’re definitely like fuckin’ rowdy. We’re actually pretty surprised that we sold out here in Newcastle, I think it sold out in under a day or something. We thought you guys would have been sick of us by now.\n\nThere’s been a great reaction to your debut album ‘Hill’s End’, which track or tracks off the album are the most significant for you?\n\n‘Step up the morphine’ is a pretty important one and I don’t know, there’s a bunch. ‘Timeless’ is pretty important as well, it was one of the first songs me and Mason wrote together, it was originally written on a banjo actually. It was like some western song and it ended up becoming what it is. I’ve got fond memories of lots of the songs on that album, because it’s your first record and they’ve came from a lot of different places.\n\nDid you expect Hill’s End to hit the heights that it did?\n\nI don’t know, ‘Aim for a future that doesn’t make sense’ you know, we’ve just went along with it.\n\nWhen do you decide when a song/album is finished?\n\nYou can just feel it I guess. You’ll know if you listen to a song and there’s something that really fucking irks, it’ll stand out like dog’s balls. And it won’t feel right, you know it’s just the same for anyone when they listen to music. But then also it’s never going to be 100% right I think.\n\nIs there anything that sticks out to you on ‘Hill’s End’ that you’d change?\n\nErm, yeah… I probably would have re-recorded ‘Blown Away’, and done it like maybe recorded the drums in like less than 30 seconds, which we did on that, and then probably get strings and make it into a real big pop epic tune. Which you could still do.\n\nYou often get asked about your brit-pop influences, but what other influences for you went into ‘Hill’s End’?\n\nI think a big one for me is definitely going back to like Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan sort of song writing. There’s quite a folky aspect I guess to some of the songs, especially if you hear them without Tommy, if you heard me or Mason sing some of the songs originally. But all that brit-pop music was massive for me in my teens, not so much for Mason, he never listened to it and we didn’t know each other. He didn’t get into it until he met me and Tommy when we were about 22. He was more into bands like Sonic Youth and shit like that.\n\nDo the brit-pop comparisons ever get to you?\n\nIt’s just a natural human thing to do, isn’t it? You do it with a fucking cup of coffee, when you wake up in the morning you compare it to what you’ve got back home or whatever. It’s just a normal human thing to do and it’s fine. It’s how human’s make sense of shit. I mean to be compared to the likes of Oasis, they’re one of the biggest bands in the world so it’s kinda cool. But there are deeper aspects to the music, I think if you know your music and you know lots of bands from the genre then you’ll be able to see the difference, or I like to think so anyway. It doesn’t irk me, at the same time no one’s ever picked a melody of ours and said it actually sounds like something else, which I find funny. Like you couldn’t pick one and say well ‘that’s this song’, I find that curious when it comes to the comparisons.\n\nAre there thoughts of the second album already?\n\nYeah man, we’ve already started recording it. We’ve done like three tracks I think, we just finished two before we got over here and it’s going fucking great. It was pretty stressful for a couple of weeks, because we were just going to do it ourselves again, except we’re not in my bedroom now, we’ve got a proper studio. So the first couple of weeks, we went and did the drums else where because the gear they had at the studio, they didn’t have enough to make the drums sound like what we wanted. They’re quite warm, vintage sounding drums, almost like 70’s sounding drums. 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To me, one of the bigger strengths of the class is in the prep outfield group and one player stands out to me after Jordan Adell as a guy I would be comfortable with stretching for instead of going the prep pitching route.\n\nWe haven’t seen his name anywhere near the top 15 to 20 picks, but a couple years from now we could see Tristen Lutz, a prep outfielder from Texas, as a high-end talent that teams ask themselves, “Why didn’t I make that choice?” The physical strength of Lutz, combined with the bat speed and an exhibited ability to barrel good velocity, already has pushed him to the late first or supplemental first round range. The outfielder has shown off strength to right-center while also being able to pull the ball and make regular hard contact. Currently, he can play center, but most think he will have to move to a corner as he continues to fill out. Still, at 6’3″ 220 lbs, I think you will see a physical specimen that can mash 25+ home runs with solid hitting skill and plus defensive skills. A tweak in his stance, putting him more upright could unlock even more power than he already shows. Average or slightly better tools across the board with plenty of drive and work ethic to capture every possible tool in the box could make him a future All Star.\n\nThe Royals seem destined to go with a prep pitcher at their slot but I wouldn’t pass on a chance to grab Lutz before he’s off the board.\n\nTrevor Rogers – I have warmed to Rogers as of late thanks to the loose arm and the feel for arm side run. The velocity comes easy and plays up with his height and extension. This is likely valuable to the Royals after watching a few of their recent prospects never see their velo pop up ahead of the draft and, in a couple cases, dip after. The secondary pitches aren’t quite there yet, which is scary for a pitcher at his advanced age (turns 20 in November) but the fastball control is solid and the arm run leaves something to dream on. It’s a solid pick at the right price and he’ll easily slide into the Royals top two or three prospects in the system.\n\nSam Carlson – Like Shane Baz, Carlson has a feel for multiple secondary pitches in his change and slider while pumping 95-97 MPH this summer. The body size, arm speed, athleticism combined with a feel for the secondaries are intriguing. If a there’s a run on prep players like Baz, Adell and Rogers before KC got their hands on them, then Carlson makes for an exciting pick at 14.\n\nThe Royals are in a much better place financially this year in the draft than they were last year, obviously. Knowing that, what high-end players could they get with their 2nd or 3rd pick? Getting a player like Brent Rooker would be a nice addition while also saving slot money, but I doubt that he is likely to be available to the Royals at 52, as plenty of other teams could be looking at adding Rooker with a shot at saving some slot money and getting a talented bat. The Royals have always coveted right-handed power and Rooker has plenty of that with 32 home runs during the last two college seasons. In addition to that power shown at Mississippi State, Rooker hit for some power in his summer work over the last two years, hitting 10 home runs in the summer season in ’15 and three home runs at the Cape in 35 games last year. An average to below-average arm likely means Rooker moves to left field, but the body and movement should profile as average in the field.\n\nSteven Jennings – The Royals have doubled up pitchers with early picks before and the addition of Jennings to the prospects they are tied to in the first round would give them a pair of high-end prospects at the top of their pitching rankings. A former two sports star at his high school, Jennings tore his ACL last year early in his football season but bounced back to have a dominant spring on the mound. At 6’2″ 175 lbs., Jennings projects as a future starter once he adds a tad more weight. The fastball already works in the low to mid 90s hitting up to 96 MPH while he’s able to throw a pair of breaking balls in his slider and curveball that both profile as plus pitches in the future. The Royals haven’t fared well in the past with developing spin but they shouldn’t have much to do on this end with this righty and his feel for both along with the projection would make him a high-end prospect in the system. Add in a change up in the future and you could have the possibility of a front line starter after he fills out now that football in long in the rear view mirror.\n\nKevin Merrell – A true Royals type of player with 80-grade speed that plays a premium defensive spot at short. The South Florida Bull isn’t a lock to play short in the pros due to an average arm and lacking defensive instincts, but he should be able to handle a move to center field quite well where the speed will help him play up defensively. With the bat, he’s hit for average in all three seasons and both summer stints while controlling the strikezone. A top of the order bat that should be able to control the zone, play a primary defensive spot and steal plenty of bases sounds like an ideal player to add anytime they have a chance.\n\nGoing prep pitching could be the correct way to go, and as I’ve profiled before adding a pitcher with intelligence like Jacob Heatherly would be ideal. Having interviewed quite a few players while writing, I was blown away by Heatherly’s answers and he has become a favorite of mine. A talented hitter on his high school squad, Heatherly might see his game take another tick up on the mound where he features a low- to mid-90s fastball and a pair of average breaking balls in his curve and slider. Deciding on the curveball could see it tick up while his feel for all pitches leaves one to believe his changeup will come forward in the future. The lefty’s drive, intelligence and a willingness to learn would be a welcome addition to any organization.",
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Online courting requires hard work and additional patience so as to reap what you sow.\n\nYou’ll most likely discover what you’re looking for, but in such places, males’s expectations regarding Russian brides match poorly with the truth. Subconsciously, Russian ladies will expect extra substantial proof of affection and devotion. She and most of her Russian ladies pals I have met are without doubt probably the most superficial individuals I actually have ever encountered. 4 out of 5 of her Russian girlfriends ultimately cheated and divorced their husbands for wealthier males. She in a short time had an affair, began spending all our money on her garments and appearance. When I discovered the affair, she broke it off however kept in touch with the guy. Like a fool, I stayed together with her begging her to vary her ways and are available back to be a wife and mom.\n\nInternational marriage agencies are regularly referred to as “mail-order bride” agencies. 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Android 18 makes it clear that she is uncomfortable driving through the forest’s bumpy terrain, while Android 17 appears to enjoy the ride. 18 asks Android sixteen how shut is Goku’s house, which he says is immediately forward. 18, uninterested in driving via the bumpy terrain, opens her window and unleashes an energy blast that obliterates the whole forest in front of them and makes the bottom extra even.\n\nAndroid 17 asks what he needs, and Krillin asks if they simply want to kill Goku, or take over the world. 17 says that for now they are simply going to kill Goku, and will decide what to do subsequent afterwards. 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However, experts warn pandemic, the main thing is yet to come that the pain will be much greater, although the authorities are opening stores and offices, and loudest political rhetoric of the American President about the epochal crisis deflates to almost complete silence.\n\n“We see only the first 100 meters of the marathon,” said the Director of the Research center for infectious diseases at the University of Minnesota Michael Osterholm (Michael Osterholm).\n\nAccording to him, a society typically becomes resistant to virus when naturally or through a vaccine infected at least 60% of the population, and have antibodies. USA, with this figure still very far away, and no firm does not give firm guarantees that will develop an effective vaccine.\n\n“We have a maximum of five percent of infected persons — continued Osterholm. And if five percent brought us such pain, suffering and economic losses that will be at sixty percent? That’s a sobering thought. 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We have a shortage of tests, and especially now, when in all 50 States resumed the work of the company.”\n\nInsufficient stocks of test kits, swabs for taking smear, ventilators and personal protective equipment for health workers are the first characteristic feature of the pandemic in the United States. The embodiment of confusing and sometimes shocking action in response to the pandemic has become the Donald trump. He predicted that the virus will disappear in April from sunlight, then began to quarrel with the governors, and then spoke about the virtues of chlorine as injections and anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine, which has not proved its effectiveness in the fight against covid-19.\n\n“From the beginning, the White house gave false information and engaged in speculation, said Redlener. — If there is a situation, opposite of the concept of “task complete”, this is it. In fact, it’s American fiasco”.\n\nBut although the number of deaths from the coronavirus in the United States crossed the one hundred thousandth abroad, amounting to a quarter of the world total, this crisis has quietly disappeared from the political agenda.\n\nTrump is very busy with sending the military to suppress anti-racist protests, which began due to the death of George Floyd and he stopped his daily press conference on the pandemic. The possibility to open the businesses that he provided to the States, and this process has been somewhat haphazard, because at least in 12 States, the number of people infected continues to grow.\n\nChief expert on infectious diseases in the administration of Dr. Anthony Fauci (Anthony Fauci) said that for several weeks have not seen the President, although the health crisis continues. “Where will it end? 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"Before discovering cenotes, haciendas and archaeological sites in Mérida, take advantage of your stay in the capital and discover other attractions that represent its greatness. Walk through its zócalo, an area known to the Yucatecans as “Plaza Grande”. In this part of the city you will find churches, markets, museums, restaurants and hotels.\n\nWithout straying too far, you will find the Barrio de Santa Ana, which was previously a space where artisans and day laborers met in the colony. There you can also find the emblematic 60th street and its church dedicated to the patron who bears the same name as the neighborhood. Although its facade today is yellow, they say that it was originally red and was built on Mayan foundations, there is no precise data on its age, but historians point out that it may be little more than 400 years old.\n\nAnother very interesting point is the García Ginerés neighborhood, one of the oldest developments in the city, home to the well-known Parque de las Américas. The place is a meeting point for neighbors and for evening walks. It has spaces to read or enjoy with the family in an environment surrounded by nature.\n\nThe closest beach to Mérida is in Progreso, just 20 minutes by land. If you want to escape the combination of intense heat and humidity, the best time to visit the white city is from December to February or from March to May, but in the latter, in addition to encountering rainy days, the temperature begins to rise.\n\nWe stayed 2 nights and we liked it! The hotel is in the center of Merida. So everything was in walking distance . The room was clean, the staff was helpful and the patio was amazing !\n\nBeautiful old hotel! This is not some want-to-be-fancy-but-actually-bland corporate chain. Enjoy the charm!\n\nBeautiful hotel but really noisy if you have a street facing room. WiFi was decent\n\nInaugurated in 1901, the Grand Hotel has served as a setting for films, modeling and the center of attention for the most important actors, writers, musicians and politicians of this century. This hotel features a business center and concierge services. Wi-Fi connection in common areas is free. You will also find a dry cleaning service, a laundry service and a 24-hour reception service. Rooms offer free WiFi, refrigerators, and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. You can also enjoy room service, high-quality bedding, and a free bottle of water."
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"“I was delighted to receive this wonderfully creative exploration of imaginal reality by my student Josh Tysinger. Aside from simply his completely singular and wondrous mind itself, Josh’s claim to fame around our Wisdom network is that he was the one who stepped forward to journey closely with Beatrice Bruteau during her last few years of her life and the one who expedited getting her archive safely delivered to Emory University. Josh is her direct lineage bearer, and you will hear a bit of her voice and sparkle speaking through this mind-bending (to say the least) imaginal rhapsody.” ~ Cynthia",
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"Over the past months, our teacher Cynthia Bourgeault has articulated her pioneering and breath-taking research into perspectives on the imaginal realm. Invigorated by her beautiful meditations on this most sacred of spaces, I broach this subject with only the most humble of intentions of initiating dialogue onto how it plays out in daily life. These are my personal beliefs inspired by her musings on the imaginal – ones I hope are in step with Cynthia’s own views on the matter. ~ Joshua\n\nTo begin, I perceive the imaginal as connected with an intermediary flow-through area existing between the unconscious and more transcendent realms of Reality. When I say that Someone is communicating to you through this liminal space “between” realms, the experience may be akin to a sense of personal thou-ness radiating itself to you through a veil of the unknown. What I mean is that this persuasive Someone coming to-you from beyond the unconscious mind intends to take you deeper into Christ’s heart – a luminous web of Mercy that playfully creates and re-creates you through a radical all-encompassing love. Imaginal space may lend to you it trans-rational impressions – they are “messages” filtered through the semi-permeable boundaries of the unconscious as animate symbolic images. Synchronicity, de-ja-vu, precognition, and the sensation of being engaged by spiritual forces generally make Christ’s presence known in these meeting quarters. At all times, the Spirit re-directs you to a heightened awareness of Christ’s underlying unity that intimately pulsates through the kinescopes of your lived-in experience.",
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"Self-diffusing energies in imaginal space are not only constantly available, they are eternally replenishing. Without your efforts, these energies perpetually pour over into your field of perception. As you become more in-tune with a naturally rhythmic form of interconnectedness that coinheres with your zone of receptivity, conscious experiences with these phenomena emerge. We each have an “antennae-unto-God” that receives such cosmically self-giving phenomena, if only we make ourselves (as the mystics say) “passive” to them. Whenever we battle against the Source or make it our intention to impose our agendas on the face of reality, this imaginal frequency wanes as we lapse into unconsciousness. We once again find ourselves out of synch with its organizing effects upon our consciousness.\n\nThe more you deepen consciousness in imaginal space, the more that higher realms self-communicate their knowledge through you. This interaction with the imaginal affects a proximal transcendent center of interior selfhood, penetrating beyond and deeper into the cave of the heart. If you hone your sensitivities toward the imaginal through steadfast attentiveness, over time, that Someone coming to you gradually incarnates as your very person! As a space, this realized form of liminality exists between the automata of ordinary consciousness and higher realms of universal presence. As a dynamic source of creative in between-ness, imaginal space is where the multiplicity of formed subjects unites with the radically formless subject of all existence. The 19th century Indian saint Sri. Ramakrishna affirmed that this non-dual mode of perceiving could be integrated into individuals after having experienced the impermanent effects of Samadhi consciousness. In Vedic terms, Samadhi consciousness refers to the total dissipation of interior phenomena via absorption into absolute formlessness. In Christian contemplative circles, one aspect of formlessness is sought during centering-prayer in what is known as objectless-awareness. Since true Samadhi manifests itself as a pervasive unmediated state of union with radical formlessness, the individual is no longer dependent on materiality for practical sustenance. In fact, all dualities seem to disappear!",
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"Here, Samadhi consciousness exists as the peak form of non-dual attainment. That being said, it administers a very serious ultimatum. If one does not come down from absorption into the formless, then an inability to function in the causal world may result. Due to the notorious hardships of Samadhi subjects who endure this precarious experience, Ramakrishna believed that the subsequent “fall from grace” back into phenomenal reality could beneficially actualize an intermediary consciousness. Surmising that sustained encounters with objectless-awareness are in fact meaningfully relevant to ongoing transformation, he suggested Samadhi’s function, after having been summoned back to ordinary consciousness, was to gradually integrate the experience into Bhavamukha. This zone of liminal reception allows for a transformed multiplicity to join in with absolute One-ness, resulting in a sophisticated mode of non-dual perceiving. Through bhavamukha, personhood remains in-tune with the phenomenal world, as Ramakrishna himself, their life spared from complete absorption into One-ness for the continuing enlightenment of all beings.",
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"If the imaginal can be compared to bhavamukha as Christic mediator, then we as contemplative Christians can devote our intentions to cultivating its essence. Ironically, it is only when we passively receive our nourishment from the imaginal – and its different frequency-channels – that we become dependent on that Someone coming to us, their direction for our activities, and are (actual) active agents in worldly creation. When we are the actors, we are not free. Only when “let go” into non-striving, for whatever ends we seek, does the actor die and all of our potentials are unleashed. One can only “transmit” from this self-transcendent channel of divine communication when they become so passive, that (In Paul’s language), “It is I no longer who live, but it is Christ who lives in me.” The more you seemingly follow the non-linear, asymmetrical pathways of the imaginal – it will look asymmetrical to some, but who cares? – the more Christ works through you to become the living light that you are and have always been! Most realized mystics, sages, and self-actualized luminaries have had to push through what the world perceives as “disorder,” in order to break through into full imaginal coherence.\n\nThink Jesus of Nazareth, St Francis of Assisi, Carl Jung, Ramakrishna, etc.; those for whom the Spirit led. Really, what the world thinks is order is actually ruining the world, while what the world perceives as disorder, it cannot comprehend through a binary-lens, may actually be playing out in realms of the unseen. Food for thought! In the future, I hope that we might follow Cynthia on her journey into the imaginal – that through our collective journey, we might wage a larger discussion on its effects on our contemplative practices.\n\nA bit about the author\nA grateful long-time student of Rev. Cynthia’s Bourgeault, Joshua underwent a radically transformative process of deepening consciousness that began in 2011 while working with the homeless in Asheville, NC. After a two-year discernment with mentors in the Episcopal Church, Joshua voluntarily enrolled at Wake Forest School of Divinity for continuing education. Although at the time still uncertain of his vocational direction, Rev. Bourgeault’s synchronous introduction of Joshua to renowned mathematician and philosopher Dr. Beatrice Bruteau in Winston Salem, NC ignited a fire in him for embodied contemplative teaching. The beneficiary of a year long lineage transmission with Bruteau, Joshua later discovered (after Bruteau’s death) that he inherited the sum of her unpublished works. The vital content of her life’s literary legacy to this world was transferred to Emory University’s Pitts Library for safekeeping. Continuing guidance under Rev. Bourgeault, Joshua recently humbly accepted an invitation to “upgrade” the formal learning instruction of his transmission, more fully actualizing his contributions to Wisdom as Bruteau’s lineage-bearer. Joshua is now happily situated in Raleigh, NC, where he plans on crystallizing this blessing-imperative into formal spiritual teaching.\n\nIn case you missed Cynthia’s “Imaginal” postings, here are the links:\n\nLink to Part 3, Is The Imaginal Realm Real?"
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"The cover of David Treuer’s newest book, Rez Life: An Indian’s Journey through Reservation Life, evokes the tough but rewarding work of gathering wild rice on what could be one of many Ojibwe reservations throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. The photo is an apt choice because the same words that define the picture also describe his text. With a historian’s attention to detail, a documentarian’s keen eye, a novelist’s wit, and a son’s love, Treuer takes readers home to northern Minnesota.\n\nWhat begins as a visit to his reservation, Leech Lake, evolves into a forceful and memorable critique of the people and policies that contribute to the modern reality of reservation life throughout the United States.\n\nTreuer’s book includes many tales of loss and despair. He describes the suicide of his grandfather or the drug overdose, rape, and murder of a young girl at one of the neighboring reservations; however, Rez Life is far more than a collection of horror stories. Instead, it reads as a tour de force for those interested in key pieces of federal policy that created reservations and their famously poor conditions. Treuer covers more in three hundred pages than most Native Studies courses do in a semester.\n\nWhile academics will find Treu-er’s work satisfying and concise, his text is successful because legislation is always secondary to interpersonal relationships. For example, instead of rehashing well-worn stories about battles over spear fishing, Indian gaming, or sovereignty, Treuer turns to other voices to help him solidify his arguments regarding these topics. He calls upon his mother and her experiences as a tribal court judge, his father and his time working for the federal government, and a tribal police officer at Red Lake reservation, among others. Each of their stories wraps around Treuer’s until the reader cannot help but notice how much he depends on these people to shape his vision of place.\n\nTreuer makes his living as a professor, but this book proves that he is more than just a scholar, with a passion for his people and their language. In chapter 6, Treuer embarks on an extended discussion of the importance of language revitalization. He chronicles the work being done at an Ojibwe language immersion school in northern Wisconsin as he also contends that much of the beauty of reservation life exists and will continue only if Native people commit to language preservation.\n\nAt the outset of Rez Life, David Treuer says that he owes much to his family and his people. I think those who owe David Treuer the greatest debt are his readers. Although his sharp humor and sarcasm might be off-putting at times, in the end, Treuer’s book is a balanced meditation on reservation life that belongs on the shelves of serious scholars and avid readers alike."
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