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"The Belarusian regime once again rejects accusations of preparations for direct entry into the war against Ukraine, citing no direct evidence of such preparations. However, regime representatives and high-ranking officials continue to prepare Belarusians for such an eventuality, demonizing the West in the process. Meanwhile, Western countries make their own preparations, promising to introduce even tougher sanctions.\n\nDuring a meeting with Belarus National Biotech Corporation (BNBC) workers, Lukashenka reiterated that he does not want war and is not going to take part in hostilities in Ukraine.\n\nMeanwhile, official propaganda creates the impression that Belarus’ involvement in the war is inevitable, accusing the West of attempting to subjugate Belarus to its interests, impose chaos, and deal with Russia and Belarus simultaneously. Officials allege knowledge of plans for nuclear strikes on Belarusian territory and military incursions from Poland by the 101st Airborne Division of the United States. These predictions reflect Russian military analysis, which states that as the confrontation with the West intensifies, NATO increases forces on its eastern flank, which in turn jeopardises Belarus.\n\nAlthough the Belarusian regime denies the existence of an agreement with Russia against Ukraine, it continues to provide military and technical assistance. In particular, Minsk and Moscow plan to create new combat training centres on Belarusian territory for training Russian servicemen who arrived as part of the Regional Group of Forces to prepare for a new offensive against Ukraine in the spring of 2023. In addition, at the request of Russia, the Belarusian military-industrial complex may soon begin production of Iranian kamikaze drones under the Geran-2 designation.\n\nDespite some disagreement, the G7 countries pre-emptively issued a warning regarding further sanctions if Belarus directly enters the war. They also called on the Belarusian authorities not to allow the territory of Belarus to be used to launch missiles towards Ukraine. European countries, in particular the Czech Republic, advocate the introduction of new sanctions against the regime because of its role in the war and to block Russian circumvention of sanctions via Belarus."
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"I cannot say that I remember Rax Roast Beef fast-food restaurants at all. I’m sure if my dad was here he’d call me an idiot and tell me we used to eat at them all the time when I was a little kid but I haven’t the faintest memory of them but that’s why I was intrigued by the premise of this YouTube video below.\n\nApparently, at its peak in the 1980s there were 504 Rax Roast Beef locations spread across 38 states in America with two more locations in Guatemala and two in Canada. For comparison’s sake, there were 2,193 Taco Bells in 1985 so this was about 25% as prevalent as Taco Bell was back then.\n\nRax Roast Beef was famous for its roast beef sandwiches, baked potatoes, salad bars, and milkshakes and they were apparently pretty good at advertising on TV up until the campaign that literally collapsed their entire empire within years.\n\nI won’t spoil too much but the campaign focused around ‘Mr. Delicious’ who was meant to bring in more adult customers but it backfired and the entire marketing team jumped ship afterward and it caused the entire house of cards to come crumbling down. This quick rundown of Rax Roast Beef’s rise and fall is under 4-minutes and it’s a cool look at a piece of American history a lot of people either don’t know about or have forgotten entirely.\n\nBy 1997, Rax had merged with another brand and had then converted all of their Rax Roast Beef locations to Hardees but the merge also caused financial troubles and the next company had to file for Chapter 11.\n\nIn 2017, there were two Long John Silver’s locations that actually had Rax menus in addition to their menus but both have since shut down and Rax has all but disappeared from American culture and it all started with the Mr. Delicious campaign that backfired."
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"Raising a Daughter – Am I Doing it Right?\n\nIn my experience, sons are easy. From the get go, they’re straightforward, no crazy rules about nappy changes, they enjoy the same stuff I do (smashing stuff, going fast, eating) and in general as I’d expect a person to be (similar to me!). Daughters are strange, there are lots of different rules, they seem to need hugs all the time and they wear odd, impractical clothes, sometimes these are pink, which is good but sometimes they just seem very complicated.\n\nTo say I was baffled at the thought of raising a daughter is an understatement. It’s a bit of a mission for me, this year, to be a better Dad to my daughter. I tend to gravitate towards my elder son as he and I dig the same stuff and so he’s easy to relate to. Moreover, I can set a good role model to him by trying to be the best person I can be, but if I take that approach with Aria, well, the beard won’t suit her for starters. But also she just doesn’t seem to relate to me in the same way, to want to play the same games or do the same things my son and I do.\n\nThen there’s the whole girly girl thing, is that OK? Dolls and stuff like that? Or am I subconsciously playing into a stereotype that will reinforce the gender boundaries I despise so much? If I reject that, will it mean that I’ll rob her of her femininity and force her into a masculine role that just doesn’t fit? Should I even be worrying about femininity? She loves pink and dresses, but is that because we’ve steered her that way? When I try to encourage her to do the same things as Logan and I she just isn’t interested – buying her a pair of trail running shoes it turns out was a waste of money.\n\nMost of all, how do I deal with a person who doesn’t want to grow up to be just like Dad, and so doesn’t give a monkeys about the stuff I do? Honestly, I simply have no clue how to raise my daughter. The obvious stuff is all in place, tell the truth, be kind, do your best, your best is always good enough and all that, but anything past that seems swathed in mystery. There will come a time when the odd game of Dobble (her favourite game) is not enough and I don’t think buying her a drone or letting her sit on my motorbike is going to cut it either.\n\nI often think, well, should I do anything differently? The part of me that prizes fairness says no, everyone gets a fair go. But the realist part of me says that everyone doesn’t get a fair go, for instance, she’d already lost out on a load of ‘doing stuff first’ by the time she was born due to her older brother being older.\n\nThe only thing I can think of is to let her tell me how she wants to be dealt with. For that to happen she needs to feel safe and she needs to feel like I am interested in and care about her thoughts and that, well I guess that’s something I can do. The rest will hopefully follow."
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"“In giving birth to our babies, we may find that we give birth to new possibilities within ourselves.”\n– Myla and Jon Kabat-Zinn, Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting, 2014\n\nFor many parents, pregnancy represents a time of reorganization that leads to psychosocial growth and the hope of new possibilities. The coming of a new baby inspires shifts within the psychological worlds of the parents as their emotional ties to the infant begin to take shape. The development of these ties is critical because they are related to parents’ postnatal feelings about the baby (Vreeswijk, Maas, Rijk, & van Bakel, 2014), and they provide psychological fuel for the demanding work of postnatal infant care (Rapael-Leff, 2005). Importantly, a parent’s prenatal thoughts and feelings about his or her infant are also associated with postnatal parenting behaviors (Dayton, Levendosky, Davidson & Bogat, 2010; Dubber, Reck, Muller & Gawlik, 2015; Hjelmstedt & Collins, 2008). Just as the infant will ultimately develop an attachment to the parent, the parent develops a complementary caregiving system that provides motivation to protect and nurture the infant (Solomon & George, 1996), and this system comes online during pregnancy.\n\nTo date, the majority of the research informing our understanding of prenatal parent-infant relationship development has been with mothers (Slade, Cohen, Sadler & Miller, 2009). More recently, prenatal bonding in fathers has also been the subject of research. Across studies, accumulating evidence suggests that: one, pregnancy represents the beginning of the parent-infant relationship for both women and men (Vreeswijk et al., 2014), and two, the quality of this relationship is related to postnatal parenting for both mothers and fathers (Dubber et al., 2015; Hjelmstedt & Collins, 2008). Focusing exclusively on mothers, D.W. Winnicott put it this way:\n\nI suggest, as you know I do, and I suppose everyone agrees, that ordinarily the woman enters into a phase, a phase from which she ordinarily recovers in the weeks and months after the baby’s birth, in which to a large extent she is the baby and the baby is her. There is nothing mystical about this. After all, she was a baby once, and she has in her the memories of being a baby; she also has memories of being cared for, and these memories either help or hinder her in her own experiences as a mother.\n\nIn the IMH field we take Winnicott’s words to heart every day in our work with parents and infants; we talk to parents explicitly about their own child rearing histories, and we help them make conceptual links between past and present. Indeed, attachment theory argues that a parent’s own relational history, described as “memories” by Winnicott and as “Ghosts” or “Angels” by more contemporary authors (Fraiberg, Adelson, & Shapiro, 1975; Lieberman, Padron, Van Horn, & Harris, 2005), is influential in the formation of the parent-infant relationship. Extensive research in the attachment field supports this link (Mayseless, 2006), and our clinical work with families reinforces its importance.\n\nPregnancy represents the first point in development when we have clinical access to the parent-infant relationship. Therefore, whether we are working with expectant parents or helping parents reflect on their prior pregnancy and birth experiences, understanding the role of risk and resilience factors in pregnancy can extend the clinical window backward to the place where the parent-infant relationship first took shape.\n\nRisk and Resilience in the Lives of Expectant Mothers\n\nFor women, pregnancy involves both physical and psychological processes that contribute to the deepening of the maternal-fetal bond over time (Yarcheski, Mahon, Yarcheski, Hanks, & Cannella, 2009; Slade, et al., 2009; Zeanah, Carr, & Wolk, 1990). The quality of the mother’s physical health and psychological well-being during pregnancy is fundamentally tied to that of the fetus. Prenatal risk factors that the mother is exposed to, therefore, have the potential to influence her own health, the health of the fetus and her psychological connection to her unborn baby. Exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV), for example, increases the risk for infant mortality and morbidity (Sharps, Laughon, & Giangrande, 2007). It also affects the mother’s psychological tie to the fetus. IPV exposure during pregnancy is associated with less positive internal working models of the infant for mothers (Huth-Bocks, Levendosky, Theran, & Bogat, 2004), and is ultimately related to less sensitive early parenting behaviors (Dayton, Levendosky, Davidson & Bogat, 2010; Dayton, Huth-Bocks & Busuito, 2016).\n\nSymptoms of psychological distress including depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can also influence the maternal-fetal bond (Dayton, Hicks, Goletz, Brown, 2017; Luz, George, Vieux & Spitz, 2017). Estimated rates of clinical depression during pregnancy range from 10% to 30% for mothers (Ashley, Harper, Arms-Chavez, & LoBello, 2016), and untreated depression is associated with less optimal maternal-fetal bonding (Yarcheski, et al., 2009; Alhusen, Gross, Hayat, Rose, & Sharps, 2012). It is important to note, however, that much of this work has been conducted with married or cohabitating Caucasian parents from middle-income socioeconomic groups (Yarcheski, et al., 2009). In light of the economic and racial health disparities in pregnancy and birth outcomes (Lu & Halfon, 2003), more research that extends this work to economically and racially diverse samples of parents is needed.\n\nProtective factors for healthy and adaptive maternal-fetal bonding have also been identified. For instance, Yarcheski and colleagues (2009) conducted a meta-analytic review and found that, across many independent studies, increased levels of social support were associated with increases in the strength of the maternal-fetal bond. From biological and psychological perspectives, this finding makes a lot of sense. In relation to contextual stressors such as violence exposure, social connection has a countervailing influence on the human bio-behavioral regulatory system. Connection with trusted others is physically and psychologically calming and has important biological correlates such as lowering cortisol levels and initiating the release of oxytocin. These biological responses to social connection calm the nervous system and may thereby support the development of the maternal-fetal bond via increases in a mother’s sense of psychological and physical safety.\n\nFindings from this body of literature have important translational implications for the early parenting field. IMH interventions during pregnancy that help women free themselves from violent relationships, process and heal from the violence they have been exposed to, and decrease their symptoms of psychological distress are clearly indicated. Further, and consistent with the central aims of many IMH programs, increasing a mother’s social support network may help promote a positive bond with her unborn baby, ultimately leading to more positive birth outcomes and a healthier postnatal mother-infant relationship.",
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"The meaning of fatherhood in the United States has changed in important ways over the past few decades (Lamb, 2010). Men are now more actively involved in the daily lives of their children (Bianchi, 2011), and the importance of fathering to the social-emotional development of children is more frequently acknowledged (Lamb, 2010). When fathers are involved very early in the lives of their children, they have the opportunity to form foundational and enduring relationships with them, and outcomes for mothers and babies are improved. The positive health effects associated with father involvement begin in pregnancy with improved prenatal, birth, and neonatal health outcomes and significantly lower per-infant healthcare costs (Alio, Salihu, Kornosky, Richman, & Marty, 2010; Salihu, Salemi, Nash, Chandler, Mbah, & Alio, 2013). In contrast, a lack of father involvement in pregnancy is associated with significantly higher infant mortality rates (Alio, Mbah, Kornosky, Wathington, Marty & Salihu, 2011). Given these compelling findings, supporting the prenatal father-infant bond is an important target of intervention that has the potential to improve birth and relationship outcomes for fathers, mothers and infants.\n\nThough less is known about the factors that affect the development of the prenatal father-infant bond, preliminary research suggests that psychological distress in fathers, including depression and anxiety, may be one risk factor for lower levels of prenatal bonding (Luz, George, Vieux & Spitz, 2017; Dayton, et al., 2016). Preliminary work also suggests that, on average, fathers may experience higher levels of emotional distance from their unborn babies, relative to mothers (Vreeswijk et al., 2014). Much of this research has involved samples of middle-class, Caucasian fathers, however. As a result, less is known about how risk factors such as violence and poverty exposure may affect the developing father-infant relationship in pregnancy.\n\nTo address the relative paucity of prenatal studies of fathering in contexts of risk, ongoing research at the Motown Family Relationships laboratory located at Wayne State University’s Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute, is currently investigating prenatal relationship development in urban-dwelling fathers, with the goal of informing early interventions with fathers. A central finding of this work is that a father’s belief in the importance of early fathering to the health and well-being of the infant is robustly associated with stronger prenatal bonding: Fathers who believe that early fathering is important tend to report experiencing stronger bonds with their unborn infants (Dayton, Hicks, Goletz, Brown, 2017). This is an important finding because fathers in low-income groups are exposed to social narratives that describe fathering primarily in economic terms, and poverty-exposed fathers are clearly disadvantaged in this respect. Furthermore, qualitative data from this study suggest that many fathers have a difficult time grasping their importance during infancy and tend to view their parenting role as more influential when their children are older (i.e., preschool aged and above) (Dayton, et al., 2016). Helping fathers understand the importance of their early relationship with their infant beginning in pregnancy can help shift the narrative from fathering as a mainly financial role to the importance of the early father-infant relationship in promoting the healthy development of the infant.\n\nThese cumulative findings have significant implications for IMH work with fathers and their families. Most important, there is a need for early intervention protocols that communicate to fathers the centrality of the early father-infant relationship as a foundation on which the long-term parent-child relationship is built. IMH practitioners are ideally positioned to engage fathers in clinical work and to help fathers negotiate the barriers that may prevent them from full involvement with their infants. However, it is important to acknowledge that the vast majority of IMH workers are women. As women, our own histories have likely resulted in feelings and beliefs about the relative importance of fathers in the lives of infants and young children. To authentically engage with fathers, therefore, we must examine our own feelings and challenge our own biases. A mother-centric approach has dominated the IMH field since its inception. Shifting our individual and collective views about early fathering will help move the field toward a more balanced family-centric approach and, ultimately, improve the lives of the families we care so deeply about.\n\nBianchi, S, M. (2011). Family change and time allocation in American families. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 638, 21-44.\n\nHjelmstedt, A., & Collins, A. (2008). Psychological functioning and predictors of father–infant relationship in IVF fathers and controls. Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 22(1), 72-78.",
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"Having closed the Jonquiere Quebec location in 2005 coincidentally after workers there formed a union, Wal-Mart is closing a tire-and-lube garage in a Gatineau where in August a Quebec arbitrator imposed a collective agreement on the company.\n\nIt's a shame that the world's largest private employer doesn't treat their workers better.",
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"Fedex had a package from me but had the wrong address so I haD to pick it up at the depot. It was from Redoctane but it was not my Guitar Hero 3 replacement disc that they say I should have ALREADY received?!?\n\nIt was the thank you gift for sending in my Guitar Hero 3 disc to be replaced, that I have not already received. It's already on my guitar waiting for the game to show up.\n\nI've contacted Activision support, but with it being the weekend I'm obviously not expecting a speedy response. I've waited this long what's a little longer right?\n\nI know I was less than positive about the forthcoming Aerosmith Guitar Hero, but if it was out now I'd totally pick it up to start playing again.\n\nNow if you excuse me I'm going to play some air guitar on my fake guitar.",
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"During high school, instead of being cool I read sci-fi. The books of Arthur C Clarke held my imagination during this time and I look back on them with great fondness.\n\nBack in February I saw this video of Clarke's that he did for his 90th birthday. I didn't post about it at the time but I'm adding it here.\n\nIt's quite sad when we lose such a great mind such as Clarke's.",
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"But for Theosophy light has much deeper metaphysical even spiritual implications. Both the Sun and the human heart are the two greatest life-givers we know, both emit light and are indissolubly interconnected. According to occult teachings, both radiate a powerful aura of biological and regenerative energies continuously.\n\nH. P. Blavatsky in The Secret Doctrine (1:290, xxi) reveals, (from a “Commentary hitherto secret”) that: “The real substance of the concealed (Sun) is a nucleus of Mother substance,\n\nit is the heart and the matrix of all the living and existing Forces in our solar universe.”",
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"“As its substance is of a different kind from that known on earth, the inhabitants of the latter, seeing through it, believe in their illusion and ignorance that it is empty space,” she notes, “yet there is\n\nnot one finger’s breath (angula) of void Space in the whole Boundless Universe.”\n\nAncient astrology and astronomy identify many ancient temples and pyramids around the world were connected to solar symbology. Such sites and mounds are considered mere burial tombs by mainstream archaeologists, most of whom are disinterested in spiritual traditions.",
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"But at the time of their construction these sites were in fact intended, wrote H. P. Blavatsky in Isis Unveiled (1:270), to be sacred places of initiation. Describing the Spiritual Sun, called “Agni,” the ancient Rig-Veda declared: “His radiance is undecaying …\n\n…the intensely-shining, all-pervading, unceasing, undecaying rays of Agni desist not, neither night nor day.”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED",
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"RULING the Earth is not the “god” gravity, as taught by modern science, but something much more powerful, and even closer to home.\n\nThat something is the universal Tibetan god “Fohat”or electro-magnetism, the central principle of Theosophy defined as a conscious electro-spiritual power.\n\nIn defiance of modern science’s gravity god, magnetism and electricity are on their face the real universal forces, twins underpinning nature and the infinite cosmos — from fireflies to huge galaxies, to the mysterious invisible atom.\n\nMainstream physicists are still stuck on gravity to support their dubious ‘standard model.’ Science still insists that gravity alone (a secondary force according to Theosophy) runs the whole universe — yet, as with magnetism, science really understands very little about either force.\n\n“Solar prominences and coronal mass ejections do not obey gravity either. Nor does sunspot migration.”\n\n“Nor does the movement of the atmosphere, since the upper layers rotate faster than the lower, reversing the situation predicted by theory,” Thunderbolts physicists demonstrate, “while the equatorial atmosphere completes its rotation more rapidly than the atmosphere at higher latitudes, another reversal of predicted motions.”",
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"But back to Earth, a young Serbian schoolgirl amazed doctors with her astonishing magnetic hands, which, like our Sun — following the Hermetic axiom,”as above, so below” — possessed gravity defying power. And, as to the Sun, we are dependent for life on the ‘little sun’ in our bodies — the heart.\n\nIt is “the same as the circulation of the blood in the human body or life,” says occult science (SD 1:541) — “the Sun contracting as rhythmically at every return of it, as the human heart does.”",
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"“Everything in the universe follows the rule of analogy,” Blavatsky assures her readers in The Secret Doctrine (1:177). “Man is the microcosm of the Universe. That which takes place on the spiritual plane repeats itself on the Cosmic plane.\n\n“Concretion follows the lines of abstraction; corresponding to the highest must be the lowest; the material to the spiritual.”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nThe Secret Universe Part 1: Space is Not Empty",
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"“THERE are many false ideas that are derived from Big Bang dogma. But the point is simple: This dismal, depressing, lifeless, soulless, disconnected, Godless, pessimistic goo is what allegedly constitutes our reality.\n\n“Although this reality is promoted by the editors at Wikipedia, those gatekeepers did not sanctify Albert Einstein or contrive the Big Bang.\n\n“This propaganda is perpetuated by establishment cosmologists who reside in the ivory towers of big government and big academia. Intellectually these have been reduced to vested interests that have a lot to lose! Decades-long academic reputations, self-effacing public proclamations, thousands of peer-reviewed PhD theses, and billions in research grants funded by the taxpayers are all at stake.\n\n“But like their gravity-only theory, the Big Bang charlatans are rife to keeping the taxpayer and layperson disconnected from the emerging reality wrought by hard scientific data. The latest scientific discoveries that refute the gatekeepers emerge from a discipline called plasma cosmology.”\n\n“What is finally that invisible and intangible God in whom we should believe on blind faith?” asks also H. P. Blavatsky in The Secret Doctrine Vol. 1:490 — thus denying the charlatan gravity:\n\n“Astronomers who see in gravitation an easy-going solution for many things, and an universal force which allows them to calculate thereby planetary motions, care little about the Cause of Attraction. They call Gravity a law, a cause in itself. We call the forces acting under that name effects,and very secondary effects, too. One day it will be found that the scientific hypothesis does not answer after all…”",
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"The Flame of Matter\n\n“Matter (or nature) acting by her own peculiar energy,” writes a Master, “must have always existed — its materials ever changing form, combinations and properties, but its principles or elements being absolutely indestructible.\n\n“Its motion is due to the force\nwhich is inherent in itself.”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nThe Near Death Experience: A Drowning Man’s Vision",
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"THE Myth of Er is a legend that concludes Plato‘s Republic (10.614 – 10.621). The story includes an account of the cosmos and the afterlife, Wikipedia notes,\n\n“that greatly influenced religious, philosophical, and scientific thought for many centuries.”\n\nNo one, however gross and material he might be in this life and thought, can avoid leading a double existence in reality. One life is lived in the visible universe, the other plays out in the invisible.\n\nThis is a fundamental tenet of the Theosophical Philosophy as presented by H. P. Blavatsky.\n\n“Socratic myths describe the ascent of the soul to true knowledge,” Theosophical scholar W. T. S. Thackera says, “its communion with divine realities, and its return to enlighten mankind.”\n\n“The order of the Dialogues is important, as the myths in them,” Thackera explains, “each representing a kind of initiation, progressively reveal new teaching and clarify the old.”",
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"“Plato opens the Republic with a conversation between Socrates and his elderly friend Cephalus on the subject of death,” Thackara writes. “Cephalus wants to assure himself that, if there is an afterlife, he will be spared the sufferings of the underworld. He even quotes from one of Pindar’s odes to support his argument.\n\nThe message is clear: we are all immortal beings, and our destiny is in our own hands.\n\n“Plato ends the Republic with the Vision of Er, as Socrates describes the spiritual warrior who is slain in battle and returns to life, physically resurrected in order to transmit the message of all saviors. (W. T. S. Thackara in Plato’s Myths and the Mystery Tradition).",
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"“Music of The Spheres”\n\n“Between Science and Theology is a bewildered public, fast losing all belief in man’s personal immortality, in a deity of any kind,” H. P. Blavatsky wrote in Isis Unveiled [2:593], “and rapidly descending to the level of materialism.”\n\nYet, she adds, “from the remotest antiquity, mankind as a whole have always been convinced of the existence of a personal spiritual entity, within the personal physical man.”\n\n“This inner entity was more or less divine, according to its proximity to the crown — Chrestos [The Higher Self].”",
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"“It is on the indestructible tablets of the astral light that is stamped the impression of every thought we think, and every act we perform. And future events — effects of long-forgotten causes” — Isis Unveiled [I:178] — “are already delineated as a vivid picture for the eye of the seer and prophet to follow. the vast repository where the records of every man’s life as well as every pulsation of the visible cosmos are stored up for all Eternity!”\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nSins of the Father, the Ghost in your Genes",
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"WHAT thousands of honest employees in the Enron scandal revealed back in 2001 is they paid by association dearly for the misdeeds at the top of their corporate leadership.\n\nEither way the lesson was clear: No one is ever secure working for a company whose administration has lost its moral compass. But, whether or not this is fair, is not the broader issue.\n\nCan events suffered by one generation really affect future generations? Is there no Karmic relief? Are we as humanity to be forever haunted by the specter of an Ebeneezer Scrooge karmic revenger? Human genetic biology may hold the answer to this question in the form of potentiated memories, the consequential remainder of our former unremembered responsibilities.",
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"Eluid Kipchoge has just become the first human to run a marathon in under two hours. This is an absolutely phenomenal achievement even if it is being poo poohed by some people saying he had 41 pacemakers and some special shoes. That’s like criticising Neil Armstrong for using a spaceship.\n\nMarathon running is unlike most other sports in that it is entirely about endurance.\n\nAries is going to be useful and having the Moon there gives an instinctive competitive nature but what you really need is someone in it for the long term.\n\nScorpio can dig deeper into reserves than any other sign and the Sun’s conjunction with Saturn along with Mars in Capricorn gives the staying power needed.\n\nBut the Sun conjunct Saturn ? Surely that means your special trainers would trip over one of the pacemakers and lose you the record ?\n\nWhen playing the long game, the Sun / Saturn conjunction is a better bet than the Sun / Jupiter one.\n\nIn fact a matter of days after Kipchoge’s record, the Women’s marathon World record which had been held for 16 years was smashed.",
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In the 2018 assembly elections, even when his National People’s Party (NPP) was part of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) at the Centre, Sangma had chosen to contest separately in a state where Christians constitute three-fourths of the population.\n\nAfter the election though, the BJP had helped Sangma’s NPP, which came second to the Congress, to forge a coalition and form government in the state. It was like a quid pro quo. A year earlier, in 2017, the BJP had come second to the Congress in the Manipur assembly elections. The NPP and a couple of other parties had then extended support to the BJP to form government in Manipur.\n\nThe two allies — NPP and BJP — have, however, been competing for expansion in the Northeast in recent times. In the Manipur assembly elections in February-March this year, the NPP, which was part of the BJP-led government, decided to contest separately.\n\nThe BJP, which secured a majority in the assembly, decided to keep the NPP out of the Manipur government despite the latter offering its support. In Meghalaya now, the BJP is turning on the heat on the Conrad Sangma-led government.\n\nA section of BJP leaders in Delhi believe that Sangma, like in 2018, may decide to contest separately in the Christian-majority state while leaving scope for a post-poll tie-up, if needed. That’s why the BJP has been targetting Sangma, seeking to expand its own footprint.\n\nAfter the Meghalaya police raided Bernard Marak’s farmhouse and lodged a case of immoral trafficking against him, state BJP president Ernest Mawrie labelled the move a “political vendetta” against Marak.\n\n“I have personally spoken with renowned and respected individuals from Tura and surrounding areas and have come to the conclusion that Shri Bernard Marak has been unjustly framed and maligned,” Mawrie said in a statement. Marak is also a member of the district council from Tura.\n\nDeputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong, who’s a leader of the NPP, told ThePrint that the question of “political vendetta does not arise”.\n\n“The police need to do their job,” he said. “It seems that Marak is trying to politicise this by saying that the CM is trying to gun him down. That is not true at all.”\n\nHe was referring to Marak’s accusation that Sangma had asked senior police officers who are “CM’s close men” to gun him down.\n\nAlso Read: From militant to BJP politician – who is Bernard Marak, accused of running ‘brothel’ in Meghalaya\n\nIn May, the state BJP had demanded an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the alleged misuse of funds in the district councils. It was Marak, in fact, who had called for the CM’s resignation, alleging that “people are disappointed and have lost faith in Conrad Sangma”.\n\nAsked how the recent controversy is likely to affect the ruling coalition, deputy CM Tynsong told ThePrint: “We don’t have any problem as far as the MDA government is concerned. All partners are intact. Let’s wait till the investigation is completed.”\n\nState BJP chief Mawrie told ThePrint that any decision on the coalition will be taken by the party’s central leadership. “We have sent all the reports to the high command, there hasn’t been any communication yet.”\n\nMawrie, however, was later reported to have said that the development could lead to “strained ties” between the BJP and the NPP.\n\nAvner Medon Pariat, a political commentator who hopes to contest next year’s assembly elections in the state, told ThePrint that although the two parties have been “at each other’s throats” at the state level, they continue to remain “good friends” at the national level.\n\n“The only source of funding for the state is central government,” he further said, adding: “I don’t think this (the Bernard Marak controversy) will affect their relationship long term. The BJP could have pulled out a long time ago. The UDP is also claiming now that they will go it alone, as is the Trinamool Congress. But there is no space for non-coalition government [in the state],” he said.\n\nA senior politician, who didn’t wish to be named, told ThePrint that the BJP needed the NPP’s support in the state.\n\n“The NPP overshadows the BJP in the state,” the leader said. “The BJP alone cannot do anything in Meghalaya. That we have seen in the last several years. The two MLAs (Sanbor Shullai and A.L. Hek) who won from BJP won on the basis of their own popularity, not the party’s.”\n\nUDP general secretary Jemino Mawthoh said the relationship between the two parties couldn’t be said to be souring “because of one person”.\n\n“We have to look at all these things case by case,” said Mawthoh, whose own party had criticised its ally NPP in April over allegations of irregularities in the Meghalaya Energy Corporation Limited (MeECL), and demanded an independent inquiry.\n\nThe UDP has raised issues with the ruling establishment from time to time, he said, but the emphasis has been on “stability”.\n\nThe buzz in political circles is that the BJP is planning to field Bernard Marak from South Tura — an assembly constituency currently represented by Conrad Sangma, who won the seat in the 2021 bypolls — in next year’s elections. Marak had been appointed BJP’s convener of Garo Hills region last year.\n\nIn the 2018 elections, Marak contested elections from two assembly constituencies in Garo hills as an independent candidate, but lost both. A year earlier, he had quit the BJP after defiantly organising a ‘beef party’ in Tura.\n\nHe rejoined the party in 2019 and went on to win the Tura seat in the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council elections in 2021 by defeating NPP’s Semford B. Sangma. That victory signalled Marak’s rising popularity in a belt that’s considered the pocket borough of the Sangma family. The Sangma family has won every election from Tura parliamentary seat since 1977 except the one in 1989 when Conrad’s father P.A. Sangma, then chief minister of the state, didn’t contest.\n\n“The Assembly elections are a different ball game altogether. Being the chief minister, Conrad’s much more popular in the state,” the leader told ThePrint.\n\nEven before the latest controversy broke out, the BJP seemed to be preparing to contest the next elections alone. In March, after BJP clinched victory in Manipur, Mawrie had sounded the poll bugle for Meghalaya.\n\n“I think it’s high time for the public of our state (Meghalaya) to see and focus on the formation of a new government and look forward to the BJP,” he had said.\n\nAsked about how the Bernard Marak issue is likely to affect assembly elections, Batskhem Myrboh, an assistant professor of political science at Synod College in Shillong, said that although it was unlikely to affect the BJP in the state, “in Tura, it wouldn’t be good for the party”.\n\n“Politics in the state of Meghalaya is very peculiar…It is different in each constituency,” he added.\n\nEven as the controversy rocks the ruling coalition, it provides an opportunity for opposition parties like the Congress and the Trinamool Congress — the largest opposition party in the state — to rally points.\n\nIn a 24 July statement, the Congress accused the NPP and UDP of trying to cover up “all the misdeeds of the government for the past five years”.\n\nIt was difficult to believe that the state’s home minister, Lahkmen Rymbui, and the police, didn’t know what was going on, the statement further said, adding: “There’s more [to it] than that meets the eye. What would the UDP have to say about this considering the home ministry is held by one of its senior members.”\n\n“The allegations made by the arrested BJP leader against chief minister that the raid was conducted to lent vent to frustrations over the prospects of defeat by the BJP in the South Tura sea must also be interpreted by looking at the bigger picture,” the statement went on to say."
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"Day 5: Now I know why four different people were so adamant about me not staying at that motel. Daylight streaming in the windows betrayed it to be worse than I thought. I’ll spare you the gory details other than to say I “slept” fully clothed to avoid having to use the blanket or bedspread. I did learn something cool, though, as I was leaving. Part of the movie, The Mothman Prophesies (which I really liked), was filmed there. The paranormal film stars Richard Gere as John Klein, a reporter who stayed at this motel while investigating the Mothman legend.\n\nAfter negotiating one more stretch of road with no shoulder, and a brief detour, finally arrived on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, and was soon on the Riverfront Trail, happy to be away from all the cars. Here’s a brief video showing what it was like “Rocket Triking Down Pittsburgh’s River Trail.” Along the way, I encountered something you don’t see everyday: a “Public Bra Display to Fight Breast Cancer” (the creative display is part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month). The trail took me straight to the Convention Center for an easy 8-mile morning. After registering, found a good location inside the hall to display the trike, which drew a lot of curious attendees to find out what I was doing.\n\nA little later, got a call from the producer of the Thom Hartmann Program to do an interview on Thom’s radio show, which you can listen to here: “Riding for Renewables.” Thom joined me in urging that Keystone XL’s southern leg be stopped, and had a very creative idea about what to do with the already buried pipeline.\n\nThat evening, David Hughes, who put me up three years ago in Pittsburgh when I did my first ride to DC, gave me a ride back to his home. After being treated to some homemade Indian food and a couple of cold beers, I collapsed into a deep slumber.\n\nDay 6: Spent all day at the Power Shift conference enlisting attendees in our campaign to stop Keystone XL’s southern leg. Sent out a ride update to my email distribution list and got a call from an old friend from my Clean Water Action days, John Friedrich, who happened to be tabling just down the hall. It was really good to re-connect with him.\n\nLater got a ride back to David’s home and was treated to another great meal and more cold beers. Another good day.\n\nOne Response to Days 5 & 6: Power Shift in Pittsburgh"
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"Members of the Flat Earth Society claim to believe the Earth is flat. Walking around on the planet’s surface, it looks and feels flat, so they deem all evidence to the contrary, such as satellite photos of Earth as a sphere, to be fabrications of a “round Earth conspiracy” orchestrated by NASA and other government agencies.\n\nThe belief that the Earth is flat has been described as the ultimate conspiracy theory. According to the Flat Earth Society’s leadership, its ranks have grown by 200 people (mostly Americans and Britons) per year since 2009. Judging by the exhaustive effort flat-earthers have invested in fleshing out the theory on their website, as well as the staunch defenses of their views they offer in media interviews and on Twitter, it would seem that these people genuinely believe the Earth is flat.\n\nBut in the 21st century, can they be serious? And if so, how is this psychologically possible?\n\nFirst, a brief tour of the worldview of a flat-earther: While writing off buckets of concrete evidence that Earth is spherical, they readily accept a laundry list of propositions that some would call ludicrous. The leading flat-earther theory holds that Earth is a disc with the Arctic Circle in the center and Antarctica, a 150-foot-tall wall of ice, around the rim. NASA employees, they say, guard this ice wall to prevent people from climbing over and falling off the disc. (In keeping with their skepticism of NASA, known flat-earther conspiracy theorist Nathan Thompson recently approached a man he said was a NASA employee in a Starbucks in mid-May 2017. In a YouTube video of the exchange, Thompson, founder of the Official Flat Earth and Globe Discussion page, shouted that he had proof the Earth is flat — apparently saying an astronaut drowning was that proof — and that NASA is “lying.”)\n\nEarth’s day and night cycle is explained by positing that the sun and moon are spheres measuring 32 miles (51 kilometers) that move in circles 3,000 miles (4,828 km) above the plane of the Earth. (Stars, they say, move in a plane 3,100 miles up.) Like spotlights, these celestial spheres illuminate different portions of the planet in a 24-hour cycle. Flat-earthers believe there must also be an invisible “antimoon” that obscures the moon during lunar eclipses.\n\nFurthermore, Earth’s gravity is an illusion, they say. Objects do not accelerate downward; instead, the disc of Earth accelerates upward at 32 feet per second squared (9.8 meters per second squared), driven up by a mysterious force called dark energy. Currently, there is disagreement among flat-earthers about whether or not Einstein’s theory of relativitypermits Earth to accelerate upward indefinitely without the planet eventually surpassing the speed of light. (Einstein’s laws apparently still hold in this alternate version of reality.)\n\nAs for what lies underneath the disc of Earth, this is unknown, but most flat-earthers believe it is composed of “rocks.”\n\nThen, there’s the conspiracy theory: Flat-earthers believe photos of the globe are photoshopped; GPS devices are rigged to make airplane pilots think they are flying in straight lines around a sphere when they are actually flying in circles above a disc. The motive for world governments’ concealment of the true shape of the Earth has not been ascertained, but flat-earthers believe it is probably financial. “In a nutshell, it would logically cost much less to fake a space program than to actually have one, so those in on the Conspiracy profit from the funding NASA and other space agencies receive from the government,” the flat-earther website’s FAQ page explains.\n\nWho believes the Earth is flat?\n\nFlat-earth believers are not relegated to the hidden corners of the universe: Plenty of celebs have been quite vocal with their beliefs. For instance, on Jan. 25, 2016, rapper-singer Bobby Ray Simmons Jr. (known as B.o.B) released a track called “Flatline” in which he disses astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, after the two had a Twitter battle over the spherical-ness of the planet. B.o.B is convinced Earth is flat. A day earlier, the rapper tweeted: “No matter how high in elevation you are… the horizon is always eye level … sorry cadets… I didn’t wanna believe it either.”\n\nAnd then there’s Shaq. In a podcast that aired on Feb. 27, 2017, former NBA player Shaquille O’Neal proclaimed our home planet is flat, saying that when he drives from Florida to California “it’s flat to me.” Shaq later said he was just kidding.\n\nSome believers have gotten creative in their quest to prove a flat planet: Conspiracy theorist D. Marble posted on YouTube on May 1, 2017, that he brought a spirit level aboard a flight from Charlotte, North Carolina to Seattle, Washington, to see whether the plane’s nose would dip to “compensate for curvature” of the Earth, he said. On the video, he said: “I recorded a 23 minute and 45 second time-lapse, which by those measurements means the plane travelled a little over 203 miles. According to Spherical Trigonometry given to explain the Heliocentric model, this should have resulted in the compensation of 5 miles of curvature. As you’ll see there was no measurable compensation for curvature.” (The air bubble in his level remained centered, which he said proves the Earth is flat.)\n\nThe theory follows from a mode of thought called the “Zetetic Method,” an alternative to the scientific method, developed by a 19th-century flat-earther, in which sensory observations reign supreme. “Broadly, the method places a lot of emphasis on reconciling empiricism and rationalism, and making logical deductions based on empirical data,” Flat Earth Society vice president Michael Wilmore, an Irishman, told Life’s Little Mysteries. In Zetetic astronomy, the perception that Earth is flat leads to the deduction that it must actually be flat; the antimoon, NASA conspiracy and all the rest of it are just rationalizations for how that might work in practice.\n\nThose details make the flat-earthers’ theory so elaborately absurd it sounds like a joke, but many of its supporters genuinely consider it a more plausible model of astronomy than the one found in textbooks. In short, they aren’t kidding.\n\n“The question of belief and sincerity is one that comes up a lot,” Wilmore said. “If I had to guess, I would probably say that at least some of our members see the Flat Earth Society and Flat Earth Theory as a kind of epistemological exercise, whether as a critique of the scientific method or as a kind of ‘solipsism for beginners.’ There are also probably some who thought the certificate would be kind of funny to have on their wall. That being said, I know many members personally, and I am fully convinced of their belief.”\n\nWilmore counts himself among the true believers. “My own convictions are a result of philosophical introspection and a considerable body of data that I have personally observed, and which I am still compiling,” he said.\n\nStrangely, Wilmore and the society’s president, a 35-year-old Virginia-born Londoner named Daniel Shenton, both think the evidence for global warming is strong, despite much of this evidence coming from satellite data gathered by NASA, the kingpin of the “round Earth conspiracy.” They also accept evolution and most other mainstream tenets of science.\n\nAs inconceivable as their belief system seems, it doesn’t really surprise experts. Karen Douglas, a psychologist at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom who studies the psychology of conspiracy theories, says flat-earthers’ beliefs cohere with those of other conspiracy theorists she has studied.\n\n“It seems to me that these people do generally believe that the Earth is flat. I’m not seeing anything that sounds as if they’re just putting that idea out there for any other reason,” Douglas told Live Science.\n\nShe said all conspiracy theories share a basic thrust: They present an alternative theory about an important issue or event, and construct an (often) vague explanation for why someone is covering up that “true” version of events. “One of the major points of appeal is that they explain a big event but often without going into details,” she said. “A lot of the power lies in the fact that they are vague.”\n\nThe self-assured way in which conspiracy theorists stick to their storyimbues that story with special appeal. 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"We are so excited to welcome David Frizzell to Tomball, Texas to perform on the Main Street Crossing stage. What an honor it is to host you for a live concert with an artist up-close. Buy your tickets and read a little more about David Frizzell below.\n\nHis life and his career are tightly woven into the fabric of country music history and lore. He is both legacy and legend with an unmistakable voice and a captivating style.\n\nDavid Frizzell is one of the greatest voices in country music with a haunting resemblance to his older brother, the ultimate stylist, Lefty Frizzell. Both share that raw, forlorn quality that is essential to the interpretation of traditional country themes, but David’s voice is even more resonant and nuanced; a perfect instrument for conveying the deepest emotion of every lyric.\n\nWhile still just a teenager, David Frizzell left home to perform and tour with his legendary brother, working the concert circuit with many of the mightiest names in country music. By his 18th birthday, Frizzell was recording country and rockabilly albums for Columbia Records\n\nA four-year hitch in the military slowed his burgeoning musical career, but upon his discharge, Frizzell was immediately re-signed to Columbia.\n\nDavid emerged from the significant shadow of his brother to create his own artistic identity. He recorded and charted the first country version of “L.A. International Airport” (months before it became a hit by Susan Raye) and followed that song with a Top 40 rendition of “I Just Can’t Help Believing.” Frizzell parlayed his recording success into headlining country shows in Las Vegas, a bold move that paved the way for other country acts in Las Vegas.\n\nIn the early 1980s, Frizzell founded the musical duo of Frizzell & West with the gorgeous and gifted Shelly West, daughter of country superstar Dottie West. Their recording of “You’re The Reason God Made Oklahoma” made its way to Clint Eastwood, who insisted on adding the tune to the soundtrack of his forthcoming film, Any Which Way You Can… Despite the fact that every major label had previously passed on the song and the duo. This vote of confidence earned Frizzell & West a contract with Warner Bros. and the wheels began to turn quickly. A small radio station in Tulare, California began to play the album track. Other stations followed, prompting Warner Bros. to release the song as a single. Soon, the song that nobody wanted became a smash hit.\n\nDuring his duet years with West, Frizzell continued a vibrant solo career. He scored a huge chart-topping hit with “I’m Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate Our Home.” The record is a country music standard, and has been featured on CMT’s 40 Greatest Drinking Songs in Country Music, making #17 in the countdown. Also, making #6 in CMT’s countdown of the 100 Greatest Duets is “You’re The Reason God Made Oklahoma.”\n\nAlong with his CMA awards, Frizzell has won numerous performing and recording trophies from the Academy of Country Music, Billboard and Music City News. He has been nominated for three Grammys, both as part of Frizzell & West and as a solo artist.\n\nArmed with his vocal gift, his production acumen and his wealth of experience with the many Frizzell & Friends collaborations, David spearheaded a very special project on behalf of the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation, a charitable organization focused on musical education, and co-founded by Buddy’s widow, Maria Elena Holly. David gathered a cadre of music’s elite for a very special homage to Buddy Holly with The Buddy Holly Country Tribute album, (released Sept. 7, 2014 on what would have been Holly’s 78th birthday). The musical collection includes a DVD on the making of the project. The impressive 21-track collection features Frizzell with Helen Cornelius, Jimmy Fortune, T. Graham Brown, Sonny Curtis and Merle Haggard. The album is, in part, a benefit for the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation.\n\nIn 2011, David released his long-awaited book, a tribute to the life and career of Lefty Frizzell. “I Love You A Thousand Ways: The Lefty Frizzell Story” features a forward by Merle Haggard and chronicles the turbulent life and career of one of America’s most influential voices. The book was named by CMT as one of the Best Music Books of the year. An audio book features David’s own emotion-filled narration, along with some of Lefty’s music. David continues working on a screenplay of the story and has received interest from potential partners for the making of a movie version.\n\nA star-studded 70th birthday celebration at Nashville’s Hard Rock Café in 2011 was no mere milestone for Frizzell. More of a stepping stone, the event marked the entry to a “year of giving back” during which Frizzell teamed up with M.A.D.D. (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) to raise awareness of the dangers of driving impaired, and of the tremendous service provided by the organization. The Frizzell family itself was touched by loss in the wake of an accident with a drunk driver and this project is one way for David to both thank MADD, and strive to help and inspire others. With the moving song, “Say Hello To Heaven,” David touched hearts with a poignant story of loss with the palpable emotion that only his inimitable voice could deliver. The song and a segment focused on MADD was featured in a Frizzell & Friends television special on the RFD network.\n\nA digitally remastered version of Frizzell & Friends: This Is Our Time is available in 2018 and includes a bonus track, written in honor of Lefty Frizzell, Merle Haggard, and traditional music in general. “Lefty, Merle & Me” features David with Marty Haggard.\n\nWriting, producing, touring and performing… David Frizzell is a timeless and tireless entertainer who continues to share his many gifts to the delight of fans old and new across the US and throughout the world."
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"Weeks after he vowed not to play in Portland again after having his show busted up by the Portland Police, Illmaculate‘s back. It’s a CD release party, and Nacho Picasso is opening. Alhambra Theatre, 1507 SE Hawthorne Blvd * 8 pm doors * $12 adv $15 door\n\nThe Firkin Tavern is hosting a fundraiser for Pals Fest, a summer festival spawned by the Portland house venue. It’s featured here in a short film. The We Shared Milk and Sama Dams will be performing. 1937 SE 11th Ave * 9 pm * free"
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"The City of Baltimore has a rich sports history. Legends with names like Johnny Unitas, Jim Palmer, Frank Robinson, Cal Ripken and Ray Lewis have contributed to the decades of success Charm City has celebrated.\n\nBut what about names like Don Matthews, Tracy Ham, O.J. Brigance, Mike Pringle and Elfrid Payton? These are the names of those who brought championship football back to Baltimore just when the city thought it would never return.\n\nBut just as quickly as they emerged, these names were gone. I’m talking about the Baltimore Stallions, the briefly seen, and often forgotten champions of the Canadian Football League.\n\nFor two years in the mid-1990s, the Stallions turned Baltimore into a football city again as they reached the 1994 CFL Championship, known as the Grey Cup, and then captured that championship in 1995, their last game as a franchise.\n\nRon Snyder, a former sports reporter in Baltimore and a journalism and new media professor at Towson University, tells the story of this small blip in Baltimore’s history in his book “The Baltimore Stallions: The Brief, Brilliant History of the CFL Champion Franchise.” A Baltimore native, Snyder interviewed numerous players, as well as reporters, members of the Stallions staff and fans of the team for this book.\n\nTim Klapac: What inspired you to write a book about a team that lasted only two seasons?\n\nRon Snyder: I was a sports journalist for many years here in town and I was always fascinated with the story of the Baltimore Stallions. I always felt like it was a “30-for-30” type of story. I was 5-6 years old when the Baltimore Colts left that snowy March day in 1984 and I was 18, a freshman at Towson, when the Ravens played their first season in town. So, I went my whole childhood without a professional football team to call my own.\n\nWhen Baltimore lost out on expansion to Jacksonville and Charlotte, we here in Baltimore thought we’d never get a football team to call our own and we kind of gave up on having an NFL team. Then one day, this businessman named Jim Speros comes to town, says you know what, we are going to give you a football team.\n\nThey did everything we asked them to do as a sports team in town and they never got the right justice, we never gave them a proper goodbye. I always felt like it was a great story to tell because if you like sports, this has everything. It has drama, it has success, it has failure, it has everything you want in a sports story.\n\nTK: How long did it take you to gather all of your sources for this book?\n\nRS: Being as connected as I am in town, I started with Mike Gathagan, who is with Towson Athletics now, but he was the PR director for the Stallions. I told him about my interest to do this book and, next thing I know, within 10 minutes of me telling him I had this book idea, I had numbers for the 10 biggest players that were available.\n\nGuys like Tracy Ham, Mike Pringle, Chris Armstrong, who is a high school football coach in town, Josh Miller, the punter who went on to win a Super Bowl ring with the Patriots, along with former Towson players like Dan Crowley, the great quarterback from the early to mid-90s for the Tigers. And then, those people said, “you need to talk to these people,” and I knew the reporters and sportscasters that covered the team.\n\nGuys like John Ziemann, a great sports historian here in town that was the head of the Colts Marching Band, then the Ravens Marching Band, and at the time, the Stallions Marching Band, a great resource as well. Everyone was just so excited to tell this story and I ended up having more information than I actually needed, but I wanted to include it all.\n\nTK: During your research, was there any information you discovered that surprised you?\n\nRS: Combing through my research, there was a lot of angst in Canada among fans who weren’t excited to see the CFL expanding into the United States. They considered the CFL to be the Canadian Football League, not the North American Football League. Despite the fact that many of the players that were on the Stallions were bona-fide CFL stars prior to joining the Stallions, they didn’t like the fact that an American team could win the Grey Cup.\n\nTK: One of the contributors to the Stallions success was timing, with no football in Baltimore and the MLB strike in 1994. Do you believe this franchise would’ve been as successful without that timing?\n\nRS: I think it was a perfect storm. It was a combination of angst over losing the Colts, anger over the NFL for not getting an expansion team and [NFL commissioner] Paul Tagliabue famously saying maybe we should take that money and build a museum, and it was the baseball strike.\n\nBack then, the Orioles were the only game in town, and we lost baseball to the strike. Maryland football was not relevant during that time, Maryland basketball was just finding their way under Gary Williams, Navy football was in a down period and there was no NBA team here.\n\nSo, at the end of the day, if you wanted to watch professional sports, or any sports for that matter during that time, especially in 1994, the Stallions were it.\n\nTK: Do you see the Stallions success as a catalyst in bringing the Browns to Baltimore?\n\nRS: I think the fan support for the Stallions in Baltimore was the icing on the cake.\n\nCleveland had trouble with giving [the Browns] a stadium, Baltimore had the funding in place for years and years through the Maryland Stadium Authority and the Lottery Fund. The package was there for someone to take. The fact that Baltimore showed that they could attract 30,000-40,000 fans to a CFL game helped.\n\nDid it expedite things? Maybe.\n\nThink of a generation that didn’t know what it was like to have a football team of their own. I was a Dolphins fan growing up because those were the games we got. At the end of the day, it taught Baltimore how to be an NFL city again.\n\nTK: There are quite a few Towson University connections with the Stallions, including Senior Associate Athletic Directors Dan Crowley and Mike Gathagan. What does that connection say about the Stallions’ deeper roots with the Baltimore community?\n\nRS: It was like a supernova. They came in like a ball of fire, they won and then they were gone as fast as they came, so we never had to deal with any of the downs. If this team had been the Las Vegas Posse, the Memphis Mad Dogs or the Shreveport Pirates, any of those other CFL teams that weren’t successful on the field, they would’ve just been a blip in history.\n\nNot only that, they were in town, they went to the schools. Much like the [Baltimore] Blast who are out all the time, much like the Ravens are now, [the Stallions] were out in the community and they were approachable. These guys weren’t millionaires, they played for love of the game.\n\nThey had so many local connections, they had Crowley on the team, they had Mike Gathagan in the PR box. Mark Orlando, the great wide receiver for Towson, was also on that team. Irv Smith, who was a defensive back and is now a Montgomery County firefighter, was a University of Maryland standout.\n\nThey had their training camp on [Towson’s] campus, at what was then called Minnegan Stadium. Gordy Combs, the great football coach, was a volunteer there. It was something that the community embraced while they were here.\n\nTK: What was your favorite takeaway in putting this book together?\n\nRS: The thing that amazes me the most, that even 25 years later, and a lot of these players and executives, who went on to have great careers, whether in the CFL, in business, in the NFL, have said that the two years they spent in Baltimore were the most fun of their career. It was such a small portion of their careers, but anytime you want to let them talk about the Stallions, their face lights up.\n\nWhat I love about writing books is you find stories off the beaten path.\n\nTK: You mentioned that the Stallions never got a proper goodbye. What would you like to see done to honor them?\n\nRS: I would love to see a way for those players to come in and those fans to give them the proper thank you that they didn’t get to give them 25 years ago, and for a new generation to see what that time in Baltimore was like.\n\nI hope everyone picks it up and enjoys the book. This is a time when we’re all looking for a distraction, we’re looking for something that can take our minds off everything that is going on in the world right now. Now is a good time to take a walk back down memory lane and immerse yourself in what I think is a pretty good book.\n\nSnyder’s book, “The Baltimore Stallions: The Brief, Brilliant History of the CFL Champion Franchise,” is available now on Amazon and through McFarland publishing.\n\nThis interview has been edited for clarity and brevity"
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"Environmentalists from Argentina, and from all over the world, can say that they have won a battle against Monsanto. This week, Mayor Juan Jure of Rio Cuarto, Argentina, has rejected the construction of a new plant that was being installed in the city under the name of a local company called Foc Seed.\n\nThe opposing efforts from environmentalists, social organizations and neighbors based on the negative impact the plant would have on the environment, as well as a complaint from Foc Seed regarding the illegality of the construction, were crucial to convince Mayor Jure, who announced his decision is final and irrevocable.\n\nMayor Jure stated: “As the main authority of the city of Rio Cuarto I have rejected the installation of Monsanto, based on the environmental impact studies I read and I have signed a decree that leads all the responsibility of this decision only to me”.\n\nHowever, this may not be good news for the government of Cordoba, the province where Rio Cuarto is located, since they had signed an agreement with Monsanto some years ago that would allow them to install several plants within the province . The plant would be similar to the one in Malvinas which has generated the most controversy among its neighbors.\n\nIn fact, the Malvinas plant has been under a blockade for more than two months now. Now, with the help of members from the Malvinas Environmental group, which uses the motto “Monsanto Out of Argentina”, citizens have filed a criminal complaint against the commission that approved the construction of the plant."
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The purpose was to promote investment and job creation in Nigeria and throughout West, Central and East Africa, together with other African leaders\n\nThe Sharm el-Sheikh ‘Africa 2016’ conference aimed at tearing down trade barriers between North and sub-Saharan Africa – a partnership anchored by the continent’s biggest and third-biggest economies (i.e., Nigeria and Egypt) by the injection of life into a 26-nation free-trade pact signed by half the number of countries on the continent a year ago.\n\nThe organizers brought together more than 1200 delegates to Sharm el-Sheikh, included among these the eight Presidents and Prime Ministers, ministers of trade and investment, representatives of global financial institutions, businessmen and investment executives.\n\nIt is expected that this new pan-African initiative will directly benefit Nigeria in its efforts to expand and diversify jobs and exports beyond the oil industry – a core component of President Buhari’s economic vision for the country. Knocking down trade barriers within Africa will create new markets for Nigerian farmers, manufacturers and other businesses.\n\nIn his opening remarks, Egypt’s President El-Sisi said that the forum aimed at “pushing forward trade and investment in our continent to strengthen Africa’s place in the world economy.”\n\nNigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari who touted an extensive economic agenda said that this is not without challenges.\n\n“The new problem affecting investment is international terrorism…lots of resources that could be used for development are being diverted to address security issues.”\n\nAs he and many others noted, the only way this can be redressed is by widening the participation of the private sector in African economies, the very idea behind the conference in Egypt.\n\nOne shining example of how this could be done came from the African Development Bank, ADB which announced through its President,Nigeria’s Akinwumi Adesina that the bank would be investing 12 billion Dollars in the energy sector in the coming five years to provide access to electricity.\n\nPresident Buhari’s visit to Egypt wasn’t limited to the business of “Africa 2016” in its success, as it turned out to be one that is a remarkable watershed in bilateral ties between the two states.\n\nWhile it was not surprising that El-Sisi rolled out the red carpet for President Buhari in line with what many say is a plan by Egypt to rebuild the country’s money-spinning tourism industry in tatters since the mid-air bombing in October of a Russian plane, killing all 223 tourists and crew, the truth is also that these two of Africa’s three biggest economies had been too far apart when it comes to trade. The two leaders also bonded well with each other at their first meeting in Addis Ababa early in the new year.\n\nBy the last count, bilateral trade between the two states amounts to a meager USD 100 million, with Egypt drawing about 80 percent of the benefit.\n\nLinked to this is their successful airline business trade in Nigeria. Egypt Air makes seven weekly flights to Lagos, and six each to Abuja and Kano.\n\nThere is little or nothing to show from the Nigerian side and this one of the things President Buhari wants to change.\n\nIn welcoming our President to the bilateral discussion, the Egyptian leader did not hide his joy at the acceptance of the Nigerian leader to visit.\n\nThe two leaders agreed to strengthen ties between their two states, to reestablish that historical closeness which helped Nigeria remain a single country decades ago.\n\nThey talked about doing this through enhanced partnership and cooperation in the areas of trade, security and defense.\n\nPresident Buhari welcomed Egypt’s decision to strengthen strategic cooperation and intelligence sharing with Nigeria and from this, a framework for dealing with terrorism would emerge. For this, he gave instructions to the Ministry of ForeignAffairs to follow up with a meeting. Further progress is expected to follow on security and trade issues. In addition, the President requested El-Sisi to promote Egyptian investment in education in Nigeria.\n\nThe two leaders also discussed a range of regional and global issues. As to be expected, terrorism topped them all.\n\nThey both expressed concern that the anarchy in Libya, a disturbing situation that had provided a great impetus to terrorism in areas far and around the failed state.\n\nThe leaders also emphasized their cooperation on climate change and energy issues.\n\nExperts in the field of diplomacy say that personal bond between two leaders can help pave the way for better relations among states.\n\nIn Nigeria and Egypt relations, there is a good chance of this working to the benefit of the two states.\n\n*Garba Shehu is the SSA Media and Publicity to President Buhari"
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"This novel, Sunset Park by Paul Auster, has it all: Cuban immigrants in Florida, Broadway actresses in Manhattan, students struggling to write their graduate theses, guilt over a brother’s death, a lonely female artist who exchanges oral favors to get men to pose naked for her, a hint of homosexuality, squatters living in an abandoned house, movies, plays, typewriter repair, “Lolita” love, and a less than idyllic neighborhood known as Sunset Park, Brooklyn.\n\nAlthough not as complex as an Irving Wallace novel, Auster does do a credible job of developing his themes and characters, tosses in enough background knowledge to cause literary wonks a tingle or two, and generally provides a realistic narrative without too much sordidness or unnecessary cuteness. However, the novel only provides a low-intensity assault on the reader’s comfort level and would probably scores fairly low on the Kafka scale.\n\nShould you read Sunset Park? Two answers. First, it’s an easy read that skims over a depiction of the difficulties of life without upsetting the reader. Second, it’s probably as good or better than the novels most people read and enjoy nowadays (and it is well written). For me it’s one of those books that didn’t hurt to read but if I had skipped it I wouldn’t have been beset by gnawing regret.\n\nI think this is true of most of Auster’s work: it’s good, well written, interesting and even quirky, but it doesn’t slam you around like Beckett or Kafka. I enjoy reading Auster but, for the most part, I probably could have skipped reading him and not lost out on much (although everyone should read The New York Trilogy). Auster does do one thing that I very much appreciate, even though I don’t consider his writings to be strong … he experiments and I find experimentation a lot of fun. Martin Amis also does this and if I don’t stop to deeply analyze the writing, I might represent Auster and Amis as similar writers with an ocean between them.",
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"“I don't think we should ever shake hands ever again.”\n\nThose were the words of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the influential head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and newly famous member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, speaking to the Wall Street Journal last week.\n\nThis statement made headlines at a time when we have much bigger fish to fry as a nation than the future of the handshake. Still, the fact that it made the news at all shows how deeply ingrained this simple act is in American culture and how jarring it is to imagine a world without it – to imagine that, sometime before the cascade of lockdowns and states of emergency began in early March, we might have shaken our last hands.\n\nBut the coverage seems to take for granted that handshaking is a ubiquitous and important custom without considering its origins or deeper significance. Where did it come from? What does it mean? Why has it lasted so long? Why is it so important in American culture, in particular? These are all questions that deserve answers if Americans are contemplating throwing such a longstanding practice out the window.\n\nHistorically speaking, there’s evidence for the handshake originating in 9th-century BCE Mesopotamia. However, for the purposes of modern-day Americans, it’s most relevant to focus on the more recent tradition of the handshake in the Anglosphere.\n\nIn one of the earliest English-language references to the handshake, in 1607, the Scotsman James Cleland wrote emphatically that, rather than bowing or kneeling to greet others, he would prefer to “retaine our good olde Scottish shaking of the two right hands togither at meeting with an vncouered [uncovered] head.”\n\nOver the centuries since the Middle Ages, as power became increasingly centralized and bureaucratized in England, social hierarchies and forms of interaction between people of unequal social class had likewise become more codified. Amid this system of deference in which someone of a high class “condescending” to his supposed inferior was considered a virtue, the handshake endured as a gesture of respect, trust, and goodwill between equals. And, in the 17th century, it found a home with the Quakers whose egalitarian customs it fit neatly.\n\nMost commonly, it is said that the grasping of right hands was meant to demonstrate one’s peaceful intentions toward another – it was the right hand that would normally rest on the hilt of a gentleman’s sword. The up-and-down motion may even have been meant to prove that neither participant had a knife up his sleeve that would be dislodged by such a movement.\n\nCrucially, though, outside of small sects like the Quakers, this gesture was reserved for social equals. In a colonial America desperate to emulate the supposed refinement and sophistication of English aristocratic culture down to the last detail of etiquette, the hierarchies of the Old World were carried over to the New. Presumptuous American elites who, in English noble circles, would have been considered, at best, crass nouveaux riches, demanded the same deference from their presumed inferiors as if they were great country squires.\n\nThis changed in the young American Republic, as a dynamic and egalitarian ethos began to break down old hierarchies. Historians rightly observe that this paradigm applied at least mainly, if not exclusively, to hierarchies of white men. But, at least among white men, everyone demanded a firm handshake and a look in the eye – no more bowing, no more noblesse oblige, no more virtuous condescension. And, thankfully, racial and gendered barriers to shaking hands have long since been removed.\n\nThis early-19th century change was part of a general shift toward social interaction on an equal footing between white men and, eventually, across race and gender lines. Men no longer could simply “stand for office,” passively and imperiously awaiting votes; they now had to “run for office,” hustling and actively earning votes in a way that would previously have been seen as the height of indignity. We modern Americans owe a great deal of our egalitarian and meritocratic ideals to that era – one some historians have labeled the “Age of Boundlessness” – and the everyday handshake is perhaps the least abstract yet most easily forgettable of its legacies.\n\nForgettable, that is, until it’s gone.\n\nDr. Fauci is a brilliant scientist and an indispensable asset to the American people in this trying time. To the credit of his realism, he has acknowledged that his wish to end the handshake is unlikely to catch on with the general public. We should be glad for this unlikelihood.\n\nTrue, there are other ways to greet each other that are potentially less germy, but it seems unlikely that a fist bump, elbow bump, and especially greetings that involve no physical contact at all could ever carry the same weight of trust and esteem as a firm handshake and a look in the eye. And, in the end, a hastily and artificially imposed “better” replacement can never be as meaningful as a longstanding tradition that grew organically out of unique cultural circumstances. By all means, we should dispense with the handshake for the time being, but we should be more thoughtful about which decisions, made out of necessity in a time of crisis, we are willing to make permanent.\n\nThough the handshake has a long history, its ubiquity as a symbol of equality and mutual respect is a uniquely American republican innovation. The novel coronavirus outbreak is a tragic but, ultimately, passing moment in American history. Doubtless, it will have lasting effects on American society, at which we, in the midst of the crisis, can only guess. Some of these will be for the better of public health, but long-term decisions made in the heat of a frightening situation are rarely well-considered ones. We shouldn’t be so quick to sacrifice a defining cultural symbol forever on the altar of our momentary fear.\n\nMental Floss – When Did Shaking Hands Become a Standard Way of Greeting Someone?\n\nNational Review – The Handshake: a Eulogy\n\nAmerican Enterprise Institute – Thomas Jefferson and the Idea of Equality"
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"GREENWICH, Conn. — After an absence of more than a decade, Ralph Lauren is returning to Greenwich — and making quite an entrance.\n\nToday, Lauren is opening a nearly 19,000-square-foot store on Greenwich Avenue with all the ingredients increasingly emblematic of the designer’s retail network. The store is housed inside a newly built structure with an imposing Beaux-Arts limestone facade, large arched windows and balconies; the residential-like interior has several smaller rooms and a grand staircase, and there is a noticeable spotlight on women’s apparel and accessories.\n\nWhile the company declined to disclose the cost of the store, or sales projections, no expense appears to have been spared, even in this economy. From marble to moldings, lacquer and custom wallpaper, Lauren, who has a home in nearby Bedford, N.Y., was keen to bring his brand of luxury to the area. “The Greenwich community embodies a high level of sophistication, and this new store is a glamorous setting to showcase the breadth of our collections,” the designer said.\n\nFor the company, the store, at 265 Greenwich Avenue, represents another step in an ongoing retail evolution that led from Tokyo’s Omotesando in 2006 to Moscow in 2007, last fall’s openings on Avenue Montaigne in Paris and Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles, and in the Dubai Mall in the United Arab Emirates last spring.\n\nIt will continue with stores in Gstaad, Switzerland, next month, St. Germain in Paris next spring, and the Beaux-Arts structure that is being erected across from the Rhinelander mansion on Madison Avenue to focus exclusively on women’s and home categories, with an opening slated for next fall.\n\n“[The Greenwich store] represents our progression in a couple of different spheres,” Charles Fagan, Polo Ralph Lauren Corp.’s executive vice president of global retail brand development, explained during an exclusive walk-through of the space on Wednesday. “It dovetails what Ralph and Roger [Farah, Polo’s president and chief operating officer] have been talking about a lot in the last several years, which is our strategic mission of being direct-to-consumer, our focus on accessories, and the focus on international.\n\n“It also represents a balancing of men’s and women’s,” he added. “This continues to balance the retail portfolio with more of an emphasis on women’s and accessories.”\n\n“Ralph has been feeling the scale of the opportunity in women’s in general but particularly in this community,” Fagan said. “This is, quite possibly, in terms of nonurban markets around the globe, one of the most discerning, fashion savvy, affluent, fashion-perceptive consumers.”\n\nThe economy hasn’t put a damper on the store, which had been planned for several years and was timed to open before the holiday season.\n\n“As we continue to expand our presence globally, Ralph approaches every new development as a long-term investment and creates environments that have relevance and longevity in each community,” Fagan said.\n\nThis isn’t Lauren’s first retail effort on Greenwich Avenue. In the early Nineties, the company had a smaller, licensed store on the street “which represented where we were in retail at the time, when we had a lot of licensed partners, before we took our stores back and started to grow our own portfolio,” Fagan said.\n\nSince closing that store more than a decade ago, Lauren served his customers through a store in New Canaan, Conn., and a Rugby unit on Greenwich Avenue. Down the block, specialty store Richards sells Lauren’s Black Label for women, and will continue to do so now that Lauren has opened his own store.\n\nAccording to Fagan, the designer was waiting for the right opportunity to reenter the Greenwich retail scene.\n\n“Ralph was really waiting for the right spot on the street and the right scale,” Fagan said. “It’s been many years in the making.”\n\nAs for the interior, the store has two entrances — one leading into an accessory gallery, the other into the men’s area.\n\nThe accessories area offers the recently launched watches as well as a wide selection of leather goods, from runway products to luggage and the designer’s signature Ricky bag in multiple colors.\n\nTo the left and right of the entrance gallery are rooms devoted to Lauren’s different themes, with mannequin displays styled in a mix of Black Label and Blue Label with Collection touches. “There has been no editing of fashion here,” Fagan said. “The consumer is so sophisticated and so well-traveled here, and Ralph has felt really strongly about this for a long time.”\n\nThe men’s area can be accessed through a separate entrance and has an equestrian feel, with such features as a beamed ceiling and carriage lanterns. The line focuses on a more casual assortment. “Ralph really felt bullish about the women’s opportunity and the scale of the women’s opportunity,” he added. “We made the primary investment in women’s but the assortment in men’s really speaks to the guy who is here, short of dressing him for business. These are clothes to wear on the weekend or outdoors, with sweaters and great sport shirts.”\n\nThe second floor has an expansive women’s Collection salon featuring faded Persian rugs and an antique bureau with gilded mounts, and a shoe salon with wall panels with custom wallpaper with bird and trailing vine motifs culled from patterns in the home collection.\n\nThe adjacent home area features several decorated rooms, and offers a mix of custom and antique pieces sourced in London and Paris, and a local touch with works by Tramp artist Clifford Wallach, who is based in Greenwich. There is also a designated designer workspace for store executives to work directly with interior decorators on their selections of everything from window hardware to fabrics and skins.\n\nThe mix at the store could bring a lift to the overall area, which hasn’t been immune to the recession.\n\n“I think any good retailers always help everyone,” said Linda Mitchell, a vice president of Connecticut-based Richards/Mitchells/Marshs. “It’s a bonus. With the Apple store opening this weekend, they both will bring traffic to Greenwich Avenue.”"
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According to oral tradition, the jousting tradition supposedly started in 1821 when two men competed for the hand of a woman named Lucy Ann.\n\nNo published descriptions of “The Chimneys,” or the “Cyclopean Towers” even appear, however, until November, 1834, when George Cooke described them in Vol. 1 issue 3 of the Richmond-published Southern Literary Messenger.\n\nOne of the first outsiders to see the chimneys in that remote corner of the county, Cooke depicted them as the “gray summits of what seemed a ruinous castle – resembling those which were raised in feudal times to guard the passes of the Rhine.” He even named some of them – “Vulcan’s Forge,” “Cocke’s Tower” and the tallest one “Tower of Babel.”\n\nNowhere in Cooke’s meticulous description of the formations and surrounding area does he mention an annual sporting event, which would have been in its thirteenth year by then and surely attracted attention outside of the immediate community and garnered at least a mention in Virginia periodicals.\n\nHistorians in the 1930s theorized that jousting (more commonly called “tournaments”) was a holdover sport by homesick British in the 1600s, then made popular in the South by Sir Walter Scott’s 1820 novel “Ivanhoe.” In fact, a writer named Wythe in the Aug. 25, 1843 edition of the Richmond Enquirer described the first documented tournament in Virginia, held at Fauquier Springs near Warrenton, where “efforts will be made to assimilate it closely in dresses and arrangement to those Tourneys that Ivanhoe witnessed and Sir Walter Scott has celebrated.”\n\nThe Sept. 1941 issue of the Maryland Historical Magazine chronicles a tournament three years earlier than Fauquier Springs, in 1840 in Charles City Maryland, which is considered the first fully documented jousting tournament in the southeastern United States. The claim is difficult for Natural Chimneys or anyone else to dispute.\n\n“Even the supporters of the seventeenth century theory have sometimes admitted that an interregnum of fifty to seventy years prevailed before 1840, or have granted that tournaments scheduled in the interim occurred so sporadically as to have elicited no notice,” writes historian G. Harrison Orians in that article, casting further doubt on the regularity of any earlier annual events.\n\nThe Sept. 3, 1847 edition of the Enquirer, however, stated that the Fauquier Springs tournament had been an annual event. “On the first of September, the Tournament, which has characterized this place for the past eight or ten years, was repeated in the presence of a great number of ladies and gentlemen.” If accurate, this description would put the first event as early as 1837, pre-dating the Maryland event by three years.\n\nIn an article about the Virginia State Fair, the October 5, 1854 Richmond Daily Dispatch alluded to the positive influences of jousting tournaments held at several unnamed locations across Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. “The ‘Great Central Consolidated Virginia Tournament,’ open to the knights of all nations, from Hanoverian slashes, and the low grounds of the James and Appomattox, to those barbarous regions of Western Virginia, which the Dispatch tells us are really becoming ‘civilized, refined and chivalrous’ from the ‘spread’ of tournaments …”\n\nIn Augusta County, the Sept. 18, 1860 Staunton Spectator described a tournament at the resort at Stribling Springs, about seven miles south of Mt. Solon, and subsequent reports illustrated numerous tournaments in various nearby locations until around 1912, including Middlebrook, Rockbridge Baths and the Augusta County Fair. Local jousting historian Charles Bird of Churchville says that the Connecticut Cavalry Volunteers held an impromptu tournament at Mt. Solon after the battle of McDowell in May, 1862. There are no other written accounts of a tournament at “The Chimneys” in the press, however, until 1886.\n\nOlder editions of the Guinness Book of World Records listed jousting as beginning at Natural Chimneys in 1821 but offered no corroboration. Judy Colbert’s 2009 book “Off the Beaten Path” also lists the first joust in 1821, but that regular tournaments did not start until 1833. 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With smaller and smaller farms, holding a larger variety of animals, mixed practice veterinary medicine became a requirement.\n\nAs far as creatures with hooves: llamas, alpacas, cows, sheep, goats, pigs and deer have all been frequent clients.\n\nAt the height of the ostrich industry in the 1990s, Gilsleider became a trailblazer in ostrich and emu care, inventing a corrective leg surgery to overcome a disorder found among giant birds living in captivity.\n\n“I was flying all over the country and outside of the country,” Gilsleider said. In total, he performed 15,000 surgeries on ostrich and emu chicks.\n\nHe’s also had the pleasure of surgically removing all the strange things that ostriches and emus have swallowed, including knives, screwdrivers, hammers and pantyhose.\n\nFor decades, Gilsleider was the doctor on call when the Ringling Brothers Circus came to Tulsa. 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REUTERS/Brendan McDermid\nImage: BRENDAN MCDERMID\n\nProsecutors and defence counsel in the Wisconsin murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse presented conflicting pictures of the defendant on Monday: an armed vigilante who provoked a series of violent encounters and a teenager who just wanted to help the community.\n\nThe widely differing portrayals were presented over more than five hours of closing arguments, the attorneys' last chance to influence the jury before it decides the fate of Rittenhouse, who fatally shot two men and wounded a third during racial justice protests in the city of Kenosha last year.\n\nKenosha County Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger told the jury to ignore Rittenhouse's argument that he was ambushed and fired his semi-automatic AR-15-style rifle in self-defence during the chaotic night of protests on Aug. 25, 2020.\n\nInstead, Binger argued, Rittenhouse instigated the first shooting by pointing his weapon at people, and caused the subsequent encounters by creating an “active shooter” situation in which protesters felt an urgency to disarm him.\n\n“If you created the danger, you forfeit the right to self-defence by bringing that gun, aiming it at people, threatening people's lives,” said Binger, who aimed the gun in front of the jury to demonstrate. “The defendant provoked everything.”\n\nKyle Rittenhouse, the teenager charged with fatally shooting two people and wounding a third during protests in Wisconsin last August, made his first ...\nNews\n1 year ago\n\nThe defence said Rittenhouse, who carried a medical kit in addition to his gun, merely wanted to help the injured and protect a used-car dealership from the kind of property damage that had marred protests in Kenosha over two previous nights.\n\n“Kyle was a 17-year-old child out there trying to help this community,” said Mark Richards, Rittenhouse's lawyer.\n\nRichards said the media and Binger's office had been too quick to judge his client in what has emerged as the most closely watched case involving a civilian's right to self-defence since George Zimmerman was acquitted in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed Black teenager, in 2013.\n\nLike Zimmerman, Rittenhouse has become a polarising figure, viewed as heroic by some conservatives who favour expansive gun rights and as a symbol of a reckless American gun culture by many on the left.\n\n“Ladies and gentlemen, this is a political case,” Richards said. “The district attorney is marching forward with this case because they need someone to be responsible.”\n\nRittenhouse, 18, is charged with killing Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and Anthony Huber, 26, and wounding Gaige Grosskreutz, 28, on August 25, 2020. The shootings took place in Kenosha during protests — marred by arson, rioting and looting — that followed the police shooting of a Black man, Jacob Blake, who was left paralysed from the waist down\n\nThat incident took place against the backdrop of nationwide protests over racism and police brutality following the May 2020 murder of George Floyd, another Black man, by a policeman in Minneapolis.\n\nRittenhouse, who has pleaded not guilty and testified last week that he acted in self-defence, faces life in prison if convicted. He was 17 at the time of the shootings.\n\nWhile showing the jury a grainy drone video, Binger argued that Rittenhouse raised his rifle in a threatening way as he entered a used-car lot, prompting someone to yell: “Gun, gun, gun” and for Rosenbaum to pursue the teen to “try to stop the defendant from pointing his gun or shooting anyone.”\n\nMultiple witnesses testified that Rosenbaum, the first man Rittenhouse shot, screamed: “F**k You!” as he charged and lunged at the teenager. Rittenhouse said Rosenbaum grabbed his rifle when he fired, fearing his weapon would be used against him.\n\nBy arguing that Rittenhouse was the aggressor, prosecutors were attempting to raise the bar for the teen's self-defence claim, making it easier for the jury to convict. Under Wisconsin law, a person who has provoked a confrontation must exhaust all other options before resorting to deadly force.\n\nRichards said the strategy smacked of desperation, noting that prosecutors had spent little time on the issue of provocation during two weeks of testimony — much of which was supportive of the teen's argument that he was attacked.\n\n“When his case explodes in his face, now he comes out with provocation,” Richards said of the prosecutor. “Provocation, I don't think so.”\n\nPresident Donald Trump on Monday sided with a 17-year-old charged with killing two people during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, saying the accused ...\nNews\n1 year ago\n\nIn an effort to argue that Rittenhouse acted recklessly, Binger talked at length about the powerful nature of an AR-15 and the ammunition it was loaded with: full metal jacket bullets designed to penetrate their target.\n\nHe called Rittenhouse a “fraud” for saying he was there as a medic to provide first aid, noting that he lied to a journalist about being a certified EMT. “This AR-15 is completely incompatible with the role of a medic,” Binger said\n\nThe jury was shown graphic video of Rosenbaum after he was shot four times, lying motionless and struggling to breathe. Binger also displayed a graphic photograph of Grosskreutz with a large chunk of his right arm shot off.\n\nThe prosecutor also called Huber, a protester who was shot after striking Rittenhouse with his skateboard, a hero for trying to disarm the teenager, and noted that Rittenhouse did not seek to provide medical aid to the men he shot.\n\n“The defendant walks away ... like he's some sort of hero in a Western,” Binger told the jury.\n\nRichards noted that Rosenbaum had just been discharged from a hospital and had been caught on videos yelling racial slurs at people and setting fires. 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