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FREEDOM OF CHOICE in Australia
For our children's health and well being.
Now for the Bushfire solution
By Jannene Howse
http://www.newsdecoded.org/
Here's the NWO way of achieving their goals
Create a Problem – Australia Bushfires right after UN Climate Action Conference
Fires result of arson & intensity by flammable nanoparticles sprayed over the land by chemtrails.
Then Reaction – shame & blame from Hollywood, leaders & climate nazis (not on the 200 arsonists mind you but on the PM for not doing more on climate change – they want him to issue a carbon tax )
Then comes the Solution – former PM Malcolm Turnbull proposes Green New Deal (like the US that is so despised) that answers the Popes call in March 2019 for a Ecological Conversion that has been Decoded in RNS by a catholic professor to really mean call for Sunday rest Legislation (which Revelation 13 reveals is the mark of the beast- the 'mark of Vatican authority.'
(As reported at www.newsdecoded.org)
So now it's clear what this crisis and the shaming of current PM is about, pressure to tow the Vatican's line to push for ecological conversion; 'aka' Sunday legislation.
The SL is the 'mark of the beast' that will be used to 'be a green Sunday reducing carbon emissions & used to usher in the education for the 'new world religion' of paganism, connected to a microchip enabling you to buy or sell in the smart cities that people will be forced off the land to live in; connected to AI, 5G, facial recognition technology, high speed rail & likely 're-education camps.'
It's all Revelation 13 happening right in front of our eyes but they've tried to pull the wool over our eyes so we can't 'see'…
"Whatever makes manifest (exposes) is light." -Jesus
"What you hear in the ear shout from the rooftops." -Jesus
"Only those who recieve the love of the truth will escape the last great deception just prior to Jesus return." 2 Thes 2
"The truth will set us free" -Jesus
Truth is the sign of Jesus coming was seen when the pope launched this climate change agenda in the US in 2015, heralded by startling signs in the heavens.
they will not stop at destroying the planet to create this total deception to make people believe a lie so they will all be damned. 2 Thes 2.
We are in the final countdown as the kingdom of darkness is taking down the key pillars of western civilisation to return it to tribalistic paganism – see the Amazonian Synod.
But God's kingdom of grace and glory is arriving and his miracles that he did he will do again to protect and provide for those who trust Him.
So to get ready, 'repent and be baptised that your sins may be blotted out when the times of refreshing shall come and he shall send Jesus.' Acts 3:19-21
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jan/12/scott-morrison-cant-afford-to-waste-the-bushfire-crisis-when-australia-urgently-needs-its-own-green-new-deal
EPIDEMIC MEASLES AT SAMOA from 1894 Journal
1894 Samoa measles PDF
MAY 19, 1894.] MEMORANDA. Tua BamaJouLEAL 1077
EPIDEMIC MEASLES AT SAMOA.
BY SAMUEL 11. DAVIES, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.EDIN., L.F.P.S.GI,asc.,
Savaii, Sainoa, S. Pacific.
UNTIL a few months ago measles had not entered this group. It was conveyed to Tonga, 500 miles south of us, by the New Zealand steamer Upolu in June last, and from accounts we have received it nearly decimated that group. The same steamer brought the contagium to our group nearly three months afterwards. Here, as in Tonga, the epidemic was at first mild. Comparatively few died in Samoa during the period of the fever and rash. The sequelæ and complications have caused the mortality. I have not been able to obtain accurate statistics of the deaths from this recent epidemic throughout Samoa, as the ten inhabited islands of this tropical and volcanic group lie between five parallels of longitude, or, with the intervening straits, cover nearly '270 miles ; but, judging from the accurate returns obtained here, including a fifth of Samoa, and also from reports obtained from missionaries and others, no fewer than 1,000 of the entire population of 34» died from measles up to the end of December, 1893, and nearly half of these adults. Since then there have probably been a few hundreds more.
The epidemic was not malignant. Our mortality has arisen principally from gastritis, enteritis, diarrhoea, and dysentery. A few died from suppressed measles. The craving the natives manifest for raw fish, unripe or over-ripe fruit, and especi811y half-cooked fresh pork, became morbid during the period of convalescence. Many, lest they should be told to avoid these, abstained from procuring foreign medicine. Nine-tenths of the deaths could have been prevented by care in diet. The worst cases of diarrhoa and dysentery brought to me yielded to treatment. Cases under one's own personal supervision, and where instructions were followed, recovered. With the common strumous diathesis it has excited no surprise to see so many adults as well as children suffering from enlarged suppurating glands in cervical and submaxillary regions, and in groin, etc.; not a few had parotid abscess with suppuration. Numerous abortions and cases of premature labour occurred, but none died with ordinary treatment. Single and multiple abscesses are an every-day occurrence here, but these have multiplied nearly tenfold since the advent of measles. Before the rash had disappeared a large number of adults passed intestinal worms by the mouth.
Now that two months have elapsed since the last cases of fever and rash, a mild but persistent form of remittent fever is prevailing. This, with glandular and respiratory affections, are the most common ailments at this season. In the mission dispensary I am daily seeing cases of sickness the starting point of which was measles. The two epidemics of influenza at the end of 1891 and January, 1893, increased the tendency of the Samoans to chest affections. Measles will be found to have still further intensified their susceptibility to respiratory diseases ; and the frequent deaths, as well as the many debilitated natives one daily meets with, give evidence that we have not yet reached the end of the measles epidemic —an epidemic which will long be remembered, as not one of the entire population seems to have escaped. meeting of the Pathological Society on April 17th could algo be seen. the raw surface, which was the posterior wall of the bladder, two apertures—the orifices of the ureter—were perceived, from which a continuous watery discharge (urine) Issued and kept the surface in a permanent condition of irritation and moisture. The trigone and the open neck of the bladder were seen in the space behind the separated pubic bones. The urethra, after a tortuous course, rose above the corpora cavernosa, which were developed. The urethra becoming thus anterior and in epispadias throughout the whole length formed an open canal wedged between the corpora cavernosa. The penis was not very much reduced in size.
The ectopia was operated upon by Professor Römniceano. He dissected the edges of the bladder, making a bleeding surface; then he cut two lateral flaps. He turned the left flap over the bladder skin inwards, and stitched the edges of the flap to the bleeding edges of the bladder. On this flap he applied the second flap, which was cut a little more obliquely from the right side in order to twist it so that the skin came upwards, and the raw bleeding surface wag turned backwards toward the raw surface of the first flap. Both were fixed together by several sutures. The gap between the pubic bones was left untouched, as an opening for the flow of the urine. Nothing could be done to the epispadias on account of poorness of tissues and the curious disposition of the urethra.
The course of the case was at first only partially satisfactory. The edges of the upper flap sloughed a little, and some phosphatic concretions accumulated in the catheter which was left in the bladder. But, after a good deal of trouble and time, we succeeded in forming a small cavity as a bladder, scar tissue hiding entirely from view the raw surface of the ectopia. The patient left the hospital wearing a urinal especially made for him.l
Belsize Road, N.W. A. GASTEE, M.D., M.R,C.P.
TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE JEJUNUM WITHOUT EXTERNAL INJURY.
FOR permission to publish the following case I am indebted to Drs. Renton and Smith, of Chester-le-Street.
A miner, aged 17, was first seen at 8.45 A.M. on May 12th, after being crushed in the pit. He was in a very collapsed condition, the pulse at the wrist being almost imperceptible. He lay on the bed with his knees drawn up and complained of severe abdominal pain. The abdomen was rigid and board-like, but presented no bruise. The tenderness and rigidity were most marked in the left umbilical and lumbar regions. There was no abdominal respiration and no dulness could be discovered.
On returning two hours later with a catheter he was found to have passed spontaneously a quantity of clear urine ; he also had slept for an hour, morphine and strychnine having been admimstered subcutaneously. There was still no dulness to be detected and the normal liver dulness was absent. The abdomen was distended and very tender.
Collapse increased during the remainder of the day and early in the afternoon vomiting set in, at first gastric then bilious but never bloody nor fæcal. The next morning, at 9.45, he passed a normal stool and died immediately afterwards, twenty-eight hours after the injury. The extreme collapse rendered operation from the first almost hopeless, and the sanitary surroundings finally decided against that
Post-mortem evidence whatever of exe ternal injury was discoverable. On opening the abdomen the intestines were found covered with a fibrinous exudation, on removal of which the vessels were seen to be much injected. Just to the left of the spine the small intestine was ruptured about the middle of the jejunum. The rupture was transverse and involved the whole of its circumference with the exception of about one-eighth of an inch at the attachment of the mesentery, which latter was slightly bruised. The bowel itself was only crushed for a distance of about a quarter of an inch on each side of the rent, the edges of which were thickened and oedematous. Only about 5 j of blood had
i The full record of this case, with illustrations, was published by a colleague of mine, Dr. Marinesco, in the Journal Spitalut of the same year.
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MEDICAL, SURGICAL, OBSTETRICAL, THERAPEUTICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, ETC.
A CASE OF ECTOPIA VESICÆ, WITH OPERATION.
IN the year 1887 1 had under my care in Professor Römniceano's surgical department of the Children's Hospital at Bucharest a case of ectopia vesicæ, the record of which can be summed up as follows :
The patient was a male child, aged 7 years. In the hypogastric region was an oval raw-looking surface, occupying the position of the bladder, firmly adherent to the abdominal walls and forming a part of it. No hernia was present. The pubic bones were separated, and the condition of the pubovesical muscles EO ably described by Mr. Shattock at the
The dark history of Halloween
"This is something that's happening every Halloween."
"It's quite ironic how one group of people are thinking it's fun, and another group of people are taking human life, and yet there seems to be this wall, and nobody wants to face the facts of what's really going on because it is dark, it is negative and what you think is just fun gives massive power to those who rule over us. While they torture and sacrifice children a frenzy, the people celebrate it in the streets."
Former Satanist, Glenn Hobbs
While there are some people who may be concerned about the origins of halloween and it's focus on blood, death, horror and the occult, to millions of youngsters across the nation it has been adopted as a time to pursue scary fun. It is an opportunity to dress up in ghoulish or fanciable costumes, to engage in the fantasy of being a witch or a vampire, ghost or devil. Eager "trick-or-treaters" solicit candy door to door or bob for apples at Halloween parties. Others brave haunted houses and horror movie marathons, while the more daring visit cemeteries at midnight, play with ouija boards and hold séances in an effort to contact spirits of the dead.
One of the biggest promoters of halloween is the public school system. School sponsored halloween-themed activities often include dances, costume contests, carnivals and arts and crafts projects.
When you hear the word "halloween" what images appear? What "spirit" is invoked at the whisper of Halloween? Halloween openly promotes death, devils, witches and flagrant "appearances of evil" (1 Thess. 5:22). Halloween leaves most people scratching their heads questioning, "How and where did Halloween come from"? This article unearths the hellish tomb of Halloween to exhume its sinister "covenant with death and hell."
Halloween began over 2,000 years ago among the Celts and their pagan priests called the Druids. The Druids are, without question, history's king of the occult. Witchcraft, Satanism, paganism and virtually all facets of the occult acquire instruction from the Druids. From the popular jack-o'-lantern, trick-or-treat, costumes, to the pranks, ghoulish ghosts, demons, goblins and witches – Halloween owes its morbid birth to the Druids.
Halloween—the day itself is of Druidic origin. (Myers, Robert J. Celebrations: The Complete Book of American Holidays, p. 258)
The mystic rites and ceremonies with which Hallow'en was originally observed had their origin among the Druids. . . (Douglas, George William. The American Book of Days, p. 566)
The Druids celebrated two special nights of the year: Beltane and Samhain. Beltane took place on May 1 and marked the birth of summer. Samhain occurred on November 1 and signified the death of summer. Samhain, a night celebrating death and hell, was the Druids most important ritual. It was a terrifying night of human sacrifices. And it was the original Halloween.
The Druids believed, during Samhain, the mystic veil separating the dead from the living opened. The Druids taught these roaming spirits loosed on Samhain went searching for a body to possess. The frightened Celts would masquerade as demons, evil spirits and ghosts, hoping to convince the roaming evil spirits, they were another evil spirit, and leave them alone. The Celts also prepared meals as "treats" to appease the evil spirits from "tricks" or malicious acts; hence our custom of "trick or treat." The Druids performed horrifying human sacrifices and other vile rituals during Samhain. Let there be no doubt—Samhain night was a terrifying "covenant with death, and with hell." And let there be no doubt – Samhain was the original Halloween night.
All histories of Halloween inevitably wind back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. . . (Skal, David J. Death Makes a Holiday: The Cultural History of Halloween, p. 20)
Halloween had its origins in the festival of Samhain among the Celts of ancient Britain and Ireland. (Encyclopedia Britannica 2005 "Halloween")
Halloween can be traced directly back to Samhain, the ancient Celtic harvest festival honoring the Lord of the Dead. (Thompson, Sue Ellen. Holiday Symbols and Customs, p. 251)
The rituals of the Druids reek from the deepest hell. Their most repulsive activities involve their human sacrifices of children on the night of Samhain or Halloween.
First-born sacrifices are mentioned in a poem in the Dindshenchas, which records that children were sacrificed each Samhain . . . (Rogers, Nicholas. Halloween: From Pagan Ritual to Party Night, p. 17)
Halloween. That was the eve of Samhain . . . firstborn children were sacrificed. . . Samhain eve was a night of dread and danger. (National Geographic. May 1977, pp. 625-626)
The Druids would drink their victim's blood and eat their flesh.
They [Druids] sacrificed victims by shooting them with arrows, impaling them on stakes, stabbing them, slitting their throats over cauldrons (and then drinking the blood). . . (Guiley, Rosemary Ellen. Harper's Encyclopedia of Mystical & Paranormal Experience, p. 167)
Therefore we cannot too highly appreciate our debt to the Romans for having put an end to this monstrous cult, whereby to murder a man was an act of the greatest devoutness, and to eat his flesh most beneficial. (Pliny, Natural History, xxx, 13)
The Druids "counted it an honourable thing" to eat their father's flesh and perform incest with their mothers and sisters.
. . . since they are man-eaters as well as heavy eaters, and since, further, they count it an honourable thing, when their fathers die, to devour them, and openly to have intercourse, not only with the other women, but also with their mothers and sisters;. . . (Strabo, Geography)
May I remind you, this is what occurred on the original Halloween night! Today, Halloween lives and breathes with the foul stench of the diabolical Druids.
The Druids also celebrated the festival of Beltane. The word Beltane (Beltaine, Beltinne, Beltain, Beiltein) literally means the "fires of Bel." Bel is the same god called Baal, found over 80 times in the King James Bible. The Lord condemns Baal worship probably more than any other false "god."
. . . then the Druids lit the Baal-Tinne, the holy, goodly fire of Baal. (Wilde, Lady Francesca Speranza. Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland)
The god whom the Druids worshipped was Baal, as the blazing Baal-fires show, and . . . children were offered in sacrifice to Baal. (Hislop, Alexander. The Two Babylons, p. 232)
• HALLOWEEN: BAAL WORSHIP •
The original Halloween was a hellish night of Baal worship and child sacrifice. And most of our current Halloween customs derived directly from Baal rituals!
On November first was Samhain [Halloween] . . . Fires were built as a thanksgiving to Baal. . . (Kelley, Ruth Edna, The Book of Hallowe'en, Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co. Boston, 1919)
The mystic rites and ceremonies with which Hallow'en was originally observed had their origin among the Druids . . . ancient Baal festivals from which many of the Hallow'en customs are derived. (Douglas, George William. The American Book of Days, p. 569)
Baal is also a synonym for the devil. (Burns, Cathy. Masonic and Occult Symbols Illustrated, p. 327)
Halloween glorifies death in worship to Baal or the devil!
The Druid festival of Samhain was a celebration of death. Strutting its hellish death images of skulls, skeletons, ghosts, demons, devils and incarnate evil – today's Halloween glorifies Death. David Skal titled his history of Halloween—Death Makes a Holiday:
The grand marshal of the Halloween parade is, and always has been, Death. (Skal, David J. Death Makes a Holiday: The Cultural History of Halloween, p. 18)
The Devil glorifies death. Hebrews 2:14 says, ". . . that through death he [Jesus] might destroy him that had the power of death, that is, the devil;" Proverbs 8:36 says all they that hate the Lord ". . . love death." Revelation 6:8 says the rider of the antichrist's pale horse, ". . . and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him."
• THE ORDINATION OF HALLOWEEN •
Understanding the hellish history of Halloween—why in the world did decent people so embrace it? What magic "trick" transformed rancid Samhain into the giddy Halloween?
As the Catholic missionaries swarmed Britain and Ireland seeking the mass conversion to Catholicism their orders from Pope Gregory in 601 A.D. was to cunningly convert the Druid rituals into Catholic rituals. The Catholics converted the ritual of Samhain into the festival of All Saint's Day, a day of celebration and prayer to dead "Saints."
Halloween begins well over 2,000 years ago in the British Isles. Here, we find the holiday stripped to its most essential element: a night when Celtic tribes communed with the spirits of the ancestral dead. These grand and glorious pagan celebrations were assimilated by the Catholic church. . . Rather than extinguish old customs, the church leaders provided Christian versions of them: from the Middles Ages on, All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day replaced the ancient Celtic celebrations of the dead. (Bannatyne, Lesley Pratt, Halloween: An American Holiday, an American History, Facts on File, Inc., New York, 1990 p. x)
The Catholic festival of All Saints Day was also known as All Hallows Day, with the word "hallow" replacing "saints." The day before All Hallows Day (October 31) was recognized as All Hallows Eve. Eventually, All Hallows Eve became Hallows Eve; hallow'even; hallow'en and ultimately today's Halloween.
All Saints' Day perpetuated the pagan Samhain of November Eve. (Bonwick, James, Irish Druids and Old Irish Religions, Dorset Press, 1984 (1986ed), p.87)
Many traditional beliefs and customs associated with Samhain . . . continued to be practiced on 31 October, known as the Eve of All Saints, the Eve of All Hallows, or Hallows Even. It is the glossing of the name Hallow Even that has given us the name Hallowe'en. (Santino, Jack editor, Halloween and Other Festivals of Death and Life, The University of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, TN 1994 p. xvi)
In 835, Pope Gregory IV "blessed" All Saint's Day as a sacred "day of obligation," consequently on that day, the Catholic Church officially "ordained" Halloween. Halloween owes its very life and breath to the "blessing" of the Catholic Church. Samhain would have breathed its last breath many years ago if not for the "ordination" of the Catholic Church.
Few holidays have a stranger or more paradoxical history than Halloween. Technically, it is the vigil of All Saints Day, observed by Roman Catholics . . . Halloween has clear connections with the rites of the druidic priests. . . (Douglas, George William, revised by Helene Douglas Compton, The American Book of Days, The H.W. Wilson Company, New York, 1948, p. 741)
A perverse and blasphemous twist to Halloween concerns the name "Halloween." The word "hallow" means "holy, sanctify or consecrate." The popular Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6:9 begins with, ". . . Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. . ." The label "hallow" belongs to God the Father—Hallowed be thy name. Halloween was a night sacrificing young children to the worship of Baal. It is no accident that the name of history's most hellish night, glorifying "death and hell," wears God the Father's holy name of "hallow." The blasphemous name of "Halloween" clearly bears the fingerprints of Lucifer as found in Isaiah 14:12, ". . . I will be like the most High."
• THE OCCULT & HALLOWEEN •
While Halloween masquerades as childish fun and frolic, it's serious business in the occult world. Witchcraft, Wicca, Satanism and paganism believe, on the night of Halloween, devils and spirits are unleashed. They perform their most hideous and potent rituals on the night of Halloween.
Samhain: This is the "Witch's New Year" and the primary Sabbat from which all others flow. (RavenWolf, Silver. Teen Witch, p. 42)
Halloween is one of the four major Sabbats celebrated by the modern Witch, and it is by far the most popular and important of the eight that are observed. . . Witches regard Halloween as their New Year's Eve, celebrating it with sacred rituals. . . (Dunwich, Gerina. The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 120)
Halloween is also among Satanism's most cherished days. Anton LaVey, founder of The Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible writes:
After one's own birthday, the two major Satanic holidays are Walpurgisnacht (May 1st) and Halloween. (LaVey, Anton Szandor. The Satanic Bible, p. 96)
Satanic High Priestess Blanche Barton, on The Church of Satan web site, praises Halloween:
It [Halloween] gives even the most mundane people the opportunity to taste wickedness for one night. They have a chance to dance with the Devil . . . I see Satanists all over the world meeting in small groups this night and Hallowe'ens 500 years hence, to raise a glass to the Infernal Hosts. . .
The Satanic Calendar decrees for Halloween: "One of the two most important nights of the year. . . Blood and sexual rituals. Sexual association with demons. Animal and human sacrifice—male or female." (www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/satanic_calendar.htm)
Former occultist Johanna Michaelsen reveals, "Halloween is also a prime recruiting season for Satanists." (Michaelsen, Johanna. Like Lambs to the Slaughter, p. 192)
• THE ORNAMENTS OF HALLOWEEN •
The ornaments decorating Halloween came directly from the Druids and the occult.
The popular associations of Halloween are derived from ancient Celtic and Druid pagan religious customs. (Mather, George A. and Larry A. Nichols. Dictionary of Cults, Sects, Religions and the Occult, p. 237)
Samhain was a vital part of Celtic culture, its rituals were passed from generation to generation through the oral tradition of the Druids. The genesis of many of America's Halloween traditions can be found in these ancient celebrations . . . (Bannatyne, Lesley Pratt, Halloween: An American Holiday, an American History, Facts on File, Inc., New York, 1990 p. 6)
WITCHES are the reigning Queen of Halloween. If you've been lullabied by the gospel of Halloween that witches are harmless folks, wake up, witches worship the devil:
In many instances, according to the confessions of the witches, besides their direct worship of the devil, they were obliged to show their abhorrence of the faith they had deserted by trampling on the cross, and blaspheming the saints, and by other profanations. (Spence, Lewis. An Encyclopedia of Occultism, p. 433)
The witches held a party at Hallowe'en and the women . . . sold their soul to the devil, would put a stick in their beds anointed with the fat of murdered babies. . .(Douglas, George William. The American Book of Days, p. 569)
Although witches vigorously protest they have no dealings with the devil, under the heading, "A Witch's God," the popular witch's training manual, Witchcraft: Theory and Practice, plainly states:
A Witch's God. . . He is . . . Lord of the Underworld [Hell] . . . He is named . . . Baphomet . . . Lucifer . . . Baal. . . (Angeles, Ly de. Witchcraft: Theory and Practice, p. 60)
The Lord God's judgment upon witches should not be taken lightly.
Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live. Exodus 22:18
JACK-O'-LANTERN: If Witches are the Queen of Halloween, the smiling jack-o'-lantern is the King. The demonic jack-o'-lantern leaves most historians baffled tracing its spooky origin. One popular tale, tells of Jack who tricked the devil in a deal for his soul. But the origin of the jack-o'-lantern is much more sinister. It arrives from the Druid's ghastly reverence of the severed human head! They proudly decorated their houses and temples with bloody severed heads. The Druids believed the head housed the soul, hence the light or candle in the skull. The original jack-o'-lantern was not a pumpkin or turnip, but a severed human head!
Trophy, charm, or ornament, the human head figured prominently in Celtic life. Warriors hung enemy heads on their houses as a show of prowess, and Druids, believing that the head harbored the soul, placed skulls in sanctuaries to ward off evil. (National Geographic, May 1977, p. 603)
. . . they hang the heads of their enemies from the necks of their horses, and, when they have brought them home, nail the spectacle to the entrances of their homes. . .(Strabo, Geography)
It is believed that faces, rather than other images or symbols, were originally carved onto the pumpkin because they gave the jack-o'-lantern the look of a head. The Celts of ancient times believed that the head was the most sacred part of the human body, for it housed a person's immortal soul. (Dunwich, Gerina. The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 32)
. . . the jack-o'-lantern is generally presented in its traditional form as a festive euphemism for the death's-head, the triangular nose hole and rictus grin being the "dead" giveaways. (Skal, David J. Death Makes a Holiday: The Cultural History of Halloween, p. 38)
Carved and illuminated by a candle, they are symbolic of death and the spirit world. (Thompson, Sue Ellen. Holiday Symbols and Customs, p. 256)
TRICK OR TREAT is another Druid inspired custom.
Every year on Halloween, many children throughout the world dress up in costumes and go door to door in a ritual known as trick or treating . . . unaware that their innocent masquerade is actually the remnants of a Druidic religious practice from times most ancient. (Dunwich, Gerina. The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 11)
Whatever the wrinkles, the root assumption is the same: trick or treat had its beginning in the Celtic dawn. (Santino, Jack. Halloween and Other Festivals of Death and Life, p. 82)
MASKS & COSTUMES: Masks and costumes carry a long history in the occult and demon possession. Masks are contacts to the spirit world to invite the spirit to "possess" them.
In rituals, a person wearing a mask of a god or spirit often feels possessed by the supernatural being. . . (World Book 2005, p. 263)
The person wearing the mask feels internally transformed and takes on temporarily the qualities of the god or demon represented by the mask. (Biedermann, Hans. Dictionary of Symbolism, p. 218)
BAT: "One of the animal shapes commonly used by these demons (or "familiars," as they were often called) was the bat. Bats and their blood were also used in the casting of spells (especially those of black magick), the brewing of potions. . ." (Dunwich, Gerina. The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 29)
OWL: "On Halloween night, demons in the form of owls were said to have traveled with Witches and their cats . . . some were even believed to be Witches in disguise. . . (Interestingly, the owl was called a strix by the Romans—a word that means "Witch.")" (Dunwich, Gerina. The Pagan Book of Halloween, p. 43)
"BLACK CATS were associated with darkness and death . . . they embodied demons who performed the witches' task of maleficia against their neighbors. . . Black cats are said to be the devil himself." (Guiley, Rosemary Ellen. The Encyclopedia of Witches and Witchcraft, p. 49)
APPLES: "The practice of bobbing for apples at a Halloween party comes form our Pagan ancestors, who highly valued apple magick." (RavenWolf, Silver. Teen Witch, p. 42)
SKULL: "An interesting symbol, the skull . . . It is prominent in Witchcraft and Demon worship as a celebration of death." (Burns, Cathy. Masonic and Occult Symbols Illustrated, p. 388)
The uneducated and ignorant will defend Halloween and call this fear mongering but when you really look into the origins of Halloween and some of the most powerful families in the world promoting it you see who is actually promoting fear and celebrating evil.
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IS THE GOVERNMENT'S NO JAB NO PAY POLICY TO BLAME FOR THE INCREASING DEATH RATE OF ABORIGINAL BABIES?
By Marelle Burnum Burnum & Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison
Infant mortality rate is an important marker of the overall health of society. It is defined as the number of deaths of children under one year of age per thousand live births.
According to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the number of infant deaths in the Northern Territory has risen 70% since 2014, a rate greater than Kuwait, Thailand and Costa Rica.
This rate increased from 6.52 deaths per thousand live births in 2014 to 9.56 in 2018, on par with America.The Health Department may try try blame the increase on factors such as car accidents, alcohol, and socio-economic and environmental factors. However, these factors have always been present.
'Northern Territory Health downplays leap in infant deaths.'
Hayley Sorensen
Northern Territory News. October 7, 2019.
https://www.ntnews.com.au/news/nt-health-downplays-leap-in-infant-deaths/news-story/ae03fc57fcac0ce1e606410211a596b2
The No Jab No Pay Policy was imposed by the Liberal/National Government in January 2016, coercing low income indigenous Australians to vaccinate or lose government benefits and payments. With no accurate Vaccine Register, no active surveillance system and no mandatory reporting of adverse events, the Government cannot claim or prove that this policy is not contributing to the increasing infant deaths.
Indigenous children are pressed to have 5 more vaccines than white Australians. This should be immediately investigated as a possible cause of the increase in indigenous infant mortality.
The 3-year-review, recommended at the 2015 No Jab No Pay Senate Inquiry, on the IMPACTS of the No Jab coercive policy, has NOT been conducted as promised.
https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Community_Affairs/No_Jab_No_Pay/Report/b01
We demand that this happens immediately. Children are dying.
Our most vulnerable Indigenous babies can have poor nutritional status, coupled with low Vitamin C and D. This was well documented by Dr Archie Kalokerinos over a generation ago, and was shown to be linked with infant deaths post vaccination.
https://alternative-doctor.com/dr-archie-kalokerinos/
https://soilandhealth.org/copyrighted-book/every-second-child/
In fact, we believe that it is TIME to look at the IMPACT of multiple vaccinations on ALL babies and children in Australia. It Is time to do the research on the ever increasing vaccine schedule and its assault on vulnerable and underdeveloped immune systems.
We strongly believe that INDEPENDENT SCIENCE is urgently needed to see what the medical intervention of vaccination is doing to all children.
Marelle Burnum Burnum and Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT FROM UNCLE MAX DULUMUNMUN HARRISON
'Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison and the late Dr Archie Kalokerinos.'
Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison continues to support the work of his late friend, Dr Archie Kalokerinos, who wrote the book, 'Every Second Child'.
The book title refers to the fact that every second indigenous child either experienced death or injury as a result of vaccination.
Uncle Max and Archie spoke at seminars together and had many discussions about the nutritional status of indigenous children.
When indigenous children were given a vaccination, combined with their low Vitamin C and VitamIn D status, it had catastrophic effects leading to a high death rate in the aboriginal communities.
This led Dr Kalokerinos to administer Vitamin C to indigenous children BEFORE vaccination to help reduce the mortality rate. To this day, we revere his work and realise that the nutritional status of indigenous children is of paramount importance.
No consideration is given today to this vital factor, prior to vaccination. Parents are not educated or informed of these risks.
A Royal Commission into the safety and efficacy of vaccines with regards to geneology and nutritional status needs to be conducted.
Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison
For more information see the following article and the link to Dr Archie's book below:
Dr Archie Kalokerinos
From Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby
The Alternative Doctor.
'Every Second Child,' by Dr Archie Kalokerinos.
Marelle Burnum Burnum
press@imoparty.com
2019 CANBERRA VACCINATION CONFERENCE TALKS
On September 15 2019 concerned citizens across Australia attended the sold out 2019 CANBERRA VACCINATION CONFERENCE
Judy Wilyman PhD Citizens for Health Awareness. Perth Senate candidate Involuntary Medication Objectors (Vaccination/Fluoride) Party (IMOP). http://vaccinationdecisions.net/
Allona Lahn from Healthier Communities and IMOP Senate Candidate Queensland spoke about 'Ground zero and the future.'
Michael O'Neill Founder and NSW Senate candidate IMOP spoke about 'Medical apartheid in Australia.' http://www.imoparty.com
Taylor Winterstein Informed Choice Advocate spoke about 'How can we change the media narrative about parents who want vaccine choice?' www.tayswaymovement.com.au
Tristan Wells speaks about "How to deal with online pro-vax trolls."
CANBERRA PROTEST! SAY NO TO MANDATORY VACCINATION AUSTRALIA!
CANBERRA PROTEST!
SAY NO TO MANDATORY VACCINATION AUSTRALIA!
(Set up from 8 am)
Parliament House, Federation Mall
Grassed area opposite Parliament House entrance.
Called AAA Security Area
Come and join with the leaders of Australian vaccine-choice groups.
Join with them as they make a stand against ALL mandatory and coercive government vaccination policies.
Let's continue to raise a tsunami of opposition against discrimination of unvaccinated children with the current No Jab No Pay and Play legislations.
A large crowd places pressure on politicians to look at the serious and urgent health issues these legislations have caused.
Medical freedom is a right for all Australians!
PERMIT GRANTED
This rally has been cleared by Parliament House Security and it is now an official event!
LIVESTREAMED THROUGH
Freedom of Choice-No Jab No Pay No Way
https://www.facebook.com/nojabnopaynoway/
Dr Judy Wilyman PhD
https://imoparty.com/
Michael O'Neil IMOP PARTY
Allona Lahn
Children and babies welcome!
Masks and placards available at the protest.
Permission has been given for masks and costumes be worn in this security area.
Event will be filmed.
No structures allowed e.g. no marquees or tables.
Keep it light.
Picnic blankets, eskies, prams, hand-held placards, fold-out camping chairs, card tables ok (small 1 m x 1 m approx), hand-held umbrellas if needed.
JOIN US AND SAY…
– No to injecting neurotoxins
– No to aborted fetal DNA fragments
– No to a liability-free product
– No to children's brains and immune systems being damaged
– No to pharmaceutical profit over health
– No to government and media propaganda and lies
– No to discrimination AGAINST and EXCLUDING those who know better…
References for above
1. 'Where are Australia's vaccines made?'
Judy Wilyman PhD
Where are Australia's Vaccines Made?
2. Vaccine ingredients – FDA Inserts for each product
https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/vaccines/vaccines-licensed-use-united-states
freedomofchoiceevent@gmail.com
THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD ARE WAKING UP!
MATRIX MOTHERS
THE 2019 CANBERRA VACCINATION CONFERENCE
THE 2019 CANBERRA VACCINATION CONFERENCE IS HERE!
WHY AUSTRALIA MUST SAY NO TO MANDATORY AND COERCIVE VACCINATION POLICIES.
#2019CVC
Although vaccination is not compulsory in Australia, the current climate has made it increasingly difficult to object to this medical procedure. A procedure that actually has well established risks.
The Australian media, Liberal, Labor and Greens parties are all united in their war to vilify and discredit vaccine objectors and parents of vaccine-injured children.
The Australian government has recently allocated $12 million towards an advertising campaign and research to address vaccine objectors.
Doctors and nurses are banned from speaking out about vaccine safety concerns. They can lose their registration/licence if they do. Parents who choose not to fully vaccinate feel they are treated like criminal, neglectful parents.
There is an urgent call worldwide to establish a much higher standard for vaccine testing, for both effectiveness and safety. We must demand double-blind controlled trials with only inert placebos for all vaccines, and this must be done BEFORE they are licenced and approved for sale. All testing needs to be done over years, not days.
Pharmaceutical drugs are subject to a higher, more rigorous level of testing than vaccines. This is because vaccines are classified as biologics, not drugs.
We need the best for our children! We also need to establish thorough, legal informed consent before ALL vaccination procedures.
So come and hear a fantastic line-up of speakers on this very important issue!
SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER, 2019
CANBERRA AREA
4 – 7 pm
LIMITED SEATS BOOK NOW
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-2019-canberra-vaccination-conference-tickets-70248809079?ref=eios
▶Judy Wilyman PhD.
Citizens for Health Awareness.
Perth Senate candidate Involuntary Medication Objectors (Vaccination/Fluoride) Party (IMOP).
http://www.imoparty.com
'The corruption of the political process and vaccination science.'
Dr Wilyman's 2015 thesis is on the University of Wollongong website:
'A critical analysis of the Australian government's rationale for its vaccination policy.'
https://ro.uow.edu.au/theses/4541/
▶Taylor Winterstein
Informed Choice Advocate
http://www.tayswaymovement.com.au
'How can we change the media narrative about parents who want vaccine choice?'
▶Michael O'Neill
Founder and NSW Senate candidate IMOP.
'Medical apartheid in Australia.'
▶Allona Lahn
Healthier Communities.
IMOP Senate Candidate Queensland.
'Ground zero and the future.'
▶Marelle Burnum Burnum
Health care professional.
Rights for Ethical Choice.
NSW senate candidate IMOP.
'Building immunity safely.'
▶Tristan Wells
'How to deal with online trolls.'
Pensioner/student $15
Family Package 2 Adults /2 Children $50
BOOKINGS CLOSE 5PM FRIDAY 13/9/19
NO DOOR SALES
https://freedomofchoiceevent.wordpress.com/
Food and coffee available to buy.
There will be a half-hour break during the seminar.
EVENT REQUIREMENTS
◼The event audience will NOT be filmed at any time to ensure their privacy.
◼ No cameras or laptops. No filming inside the event, including on mobile phones.
◼ The event organisers reserve the right to refuse entry, attendance and ticket purchases at their discretion.
◼ Venue address will be texted/emailed 3 hours before the event commences.
FACEBOOK SITE
WHERE ARE AUSTRALIAN VACCINES MADE?
FDA vaccine inserts
YOUR CHILDREN. YOUR CHOICE.
Australia has a political party against mandatory Vaccines and Fluoride
THE INVOLUNTARY MEDICATION OBJECTORS (VACCINATION/FLUORIDE) PARTY
(IMOP) WILL STAND AT THE MAY 18, 2019 AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL ELECTION
AGAINST ANY FORM OF FORCED MEDICATION.
IMOP believes that the medical freedoms of Australians are at risk
like never before in history.
IMOP will protect the rights of Australians to refuse any medical
procedure or product, without being subjected to any form of coercion.
IMOPS PRINCIPLE PLATFORMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
* NO FORCED MEDICATION
* NO COMPULSORY OR COERCED VACCINATION
* NO FLUORIDE IN OUR WATER
IMOP believes that your medical choices should not restrict you from
childcare access, government benefits or career choices.
The founder of IMOP, Michael O'Neill, says, "The introduction of the
No Jab No Pay/Play policies was a dramatic turn in the wrong direction
for our democratic country. It overrode our constitutional freedom and
was against the experiences many were having with vaccines. I looked
at the political parties and found none that were willing to take a
stand on this issue, so decided to be involved – as a voice for an
ignored and vilified section of our community."
IMOP will establish urgent independent government inquiries into the
current Australian vaccination and fluoride programs. Importantly,
IMOP will investigate the heavy influence the pharmaceutical industry
has had on both our media and government in establishing the No Jab No
Pay/Play policies.
Through our representatives, including Dr Judy Wilyman PhD, we will
work to establish a completely independent government vaccine advisory
board to assess all vaccine science. It will be made up of members who
have no financial conflicts of interest with the vaccine industry.
Until now, politicians and media have been getting their information
from studies funded by the vaccine industry itself! ( See Dr Judy
Wilyman PhD, University of Wollongong.
https://ro.uow.edu.au/theses/4541/)
View our 2019 Australian IMOP Campaign Launch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-XY_FoT6BU&t=640s
IMOP WILL ALSO STAND ON THE FOLLOWING PLATFORMS:
° We will represent the people and not the large corporations.
° We will support sustainable green energy.
° We will stop the poisoning of our food, environment and planet
through chemicals, pesticides, insecticides, GMOs, glyphosate and 5G.
° We will support natural medicines, including medicinal cannabis.
° We will support natural health therapy choice and all natural
birthing choices.
° We will encompass people's cultural heritage, traditional health
practices and respect religious beliefs.
° We will work to stop enforced institutionalisation and drugging.
OUR CANDIDATES FOR THE 2019 FEDERAL ELECTION ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Candidates for the Senate –
Michelle Kinsella
Michael O'Neill, Party Secretary
Candidate for the Lower House –
Tom Barnett – Standing for the Richmond electorate
Adam Rowe
IMOP CULTURAL ADVISER
Max (Dulumunmun) Harrison
https://www.facebook.com/IMOParty/
Michael O'Neill
THE INVOLUNTARY MEDICATION OBJECTORS (VACCINATION/FLUORIDE) PARTY (IMOP)
The war on the 'anti-vaxx' movement has been declared! Just the facts:
"The war on the 'anti-vaxx' movement has been declared!
Just the facts:
1. In January 2019, the WHO announced that the 'anti-vaccination movement' was one of the 10 biggest threats to health in the world in 2019. Since then, the war against the 'anti-vaxx' movement began to gain momentum.
2. Congressman Adam Schiff has sent an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg asking him to limit 'anti-vaxx misinformation' on Facebook and Instagram.
The American medical Association has sent an open letter to the Directors General of Amazon, Facebook, Google, Pinterest, Twitter and YouTube, asking them to come up with specific steps to limit anti-vaccination rhetoric.
The American Academy of Paediatrics has sent a similar letter to the Directors General of Google, Facebook and Pinterest. It appears that a certain Dr. Sue Desmond-Hellman sits on the Board of Facebook. See here under Board of Directors:
https://investor.fb.com/corporate-governance/default.aspx
If you look at her profile on Facebook, you learn that she is also CEO of the Gates Foundation, among other positions:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/suedesmondhellmann/about/?ref=page_internal
3. Facebook will no longer show 'anti-vaccination' pages and groups in recommendations and search results, and are also limiting the display of 'anti-vaccination' materials in the news feed.
4. Instagram has blocked 'anti-vaxx' hashtags.
5. YouTube has demonetised 'anti-vaxx' channels.
6. Pinterest now removes all information against vaccinations, branding this 'hate crime', and blocks users who publish it.
7. Amazon is removing 'anti-vaxx' films, including Vaxxed, and live streaming of such content. Books with non-conventional methods of treatment for autism and vaccine damage are no longer available.
8. GoFundMe, a crowdfunding platform, has banned fundraising for 'anti-vaccination' purposes.
9. Etsy has banned the sale of 'anti-vaccination' products.
10. One of the counties in New York state has banned MMR-unvaccinated children from visiting public places for 30 days, just because 150 cases of measles have been rerecorded there since November 2018.
Parents, whose unvaccinated children show up in public places, will be fined $500 or sentenced to jail."
– Anonymous author
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Theatre review: Montreal production of Angelique engrossing, inventive
Lynn Saxberg
By Lorena Gale
Co-produced by Black Theatre Workshop and Tableau D'Hôte Theatre, presented by NAC English Theatre
To March 31, Asper Theatre, National Arts Centre
Tickets & times: nac-cna.ca
Reviewed Friday
If you believe Canada was always a sanctuary of freedom for slaves, Angélique will be an eye opener. Set in Montreal in the 1730s, the play tells the true story of Marie-Josèph Angélique, a Portuguese-born black slave who was tortured and executed for arson after a huge fire destroyed part of the city.
Did she do it? The evidence was flimsy, as we learn in this version of events crafted by the late playwright Lorena Gale, who died in 2009. But in focusing on the day-to-day life of a slave in Old Montreal, she sheds light on a level of cruelty and oppression that would make anyone dream of scorching the earth behind them as they fled.
Co-produced by two Montreal theatre companies (Black Theatre Workshop and Tableau D'Hôte Theatre) and directed by Mike Payette, the title role is played with great emotional depth by Jenny Brizard, who has a luminous stage presence and undeniable grace to her physical expression, whether she's pitching snowballs, scrubbing laundry or demonstrating the dance steps of her village.
The story starts when the wealthy, arrogant François (Karl Graboshas) purchases Angélique for 800 pounds, supposedly as a gift to make things easier for his wife, Therèse (France Rolland), who has been grieving the death of their young daughter for years.
With a bearing reminiscent of a Trump heir, François is a thoroughly distasteful character who considers Angelique his property; her hopes and dreams for a better life in New France are quickly dashed when it becomes clear that he bought her not to assist his wife around the house but to satisfy his lustful urges.
At the same time, a love triangle forms between Angélique, a French-Canadian servant named Claude (Olivier Lamarche), and another black slave, Cesar (Omari Newton), creating a subplot that explores the complicated issues of love, loyalty and race. Finding hope in despair lends purpose to these relationships.
Meanwhile, Therèse's growing jealousy provokes her to beat Angélique, the violence depicted through music. Yes, a live band — the fantastic Sixstrum Percussion Ensemble — is an integral part of the production, stationed on the second level of the impressive wooden set. Their playing not only enhances the tension, but also underscores some of the most dramatic moments with a thrilling cacophony of sounds.
Perhaps the nastiest character is Ignace, François's friend and business partner, who personifies both white privilege and toxic masculinity in his treatment of slaves and disdain for women. Played by Chip Chuipka, his superior attitude will make your eyes roll and stomach turn.
The play runs about 90 minutes, without intermission, the narrative flow occasionally diverted by spoken-word monologues that recall the rhythmic pulse of slam poetry. It's not a happy story by any stretch, but it's engrossing, the general heaviness of the subject matter delivered with a measured dose of humour.
Also significant is the shifting time line. Although set in the 18th-century, unexpected references to modern-day conveniences like vacuum cleaners and Mercedes-Benz cars carry the message that white supremacy didn't end with the abolition of slavery. The final scene, for example, finds Angelique in an orange jumpsuit, reminding us that black women — and people of colour in general — are still disproportionately represented in today's prison populations.
In the end, the strong characters, inventive script and superb staging add up to a compelling piece of historical fiction that succeeds in making a social issue relevant to contemporary audiences.
lsaxberg@postmedia.com
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FD in Five Minutes: Maria Holmes
Third Sector speaks to the finance and resources director at Nottinghamshire Hospice
Maria Holmes
Why did you choose finance as a career? It chose me rather than me choosing it. I began my career as a bio-chemist until British Sugar made me redundant. I then decided to take a different path. When I was made redundant I signed up for accounts, finance and book-keeping at night school. Although I had no experience, I was lucky to get a part-time job doing book-keeping at Leonard Cheshire, where I learnt finance the old-fashioned way. I stayed there for 11 years.
What is the proudest moment of your career so far? While working for the University of Nottingham Students' Union, I introduced a whole new accounting system as well as an app so the students could view their society accounts on their phones and devices. I managed to complete my professional accounting qualification doing evening and weekend study while working full-time and being mum to two young children.
What do you do outside work? I love skiing, having done it since the age of six, and each year buy a seasonal lift pass. My family has a property in Alpbach in the Alps and I go there several times a year. We have big family gatherings there at Christmas and New Year – there were 15 of us this year. I'm also a keen scuba diver and have dived in all sorts of waters including UK coastal water, Stony Cove near Leicester and the much warmer waters of the Caribbean and the Red Sea.
If you were charities minister for the day, what would you do? Support charities to embrace digitalisation. It can be difficult to find the resources to do this. Many charities do not have the required expertise, so they lack confidence when embarking on the journey. Recruiting volunteers is also becoming increasingly difficult; it would be great if there was an incentive scheme that supported business to offer their resources, particularly professional skills.
Are you optimistic for the future of the charity sector? I'm optimistic for the future of local charities. Large national charities have had a bad press recently, but people still have trust in local charities, especially if they can see the difference their support makes. People would rather give if they knew where their money was going. Many of our legacies and donations come from people who have a personal connection with the hospice.
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Q: Чтение памяти из exe, получить значение по адресу, с помощью python Собственно есть вот такой кусок кода, тут я получаю значение из памяти процесса exe
from ReadWriteMemory import ReadWriteMemory

rwm = ReadWriteMemory()
process = rwm.get_process_by_name('xxx.exe')
process.open()

pointer = process.get_pointer(0x160306F4)
>>66229588

process.read(pointer)
>>1159578051

При этом я запускаю Cheat Engine и там нахожу этот адрес, со значением 2524.110107, которое мне и нужно

Как я из python могу получить нужное значение адреса? Или может быть я его уже получил только не в том формате?

A: Это одни и те же байты, только в одном случае интерпретированные как float, а в другом как int:
import struct

print(struct.pack('f', 2524.110107))
print(struct.pack('i', 1159578051))

Вывод:
b'\xc3\xc1\x1dE'
b'\xc3\xc1\x1dE'

Ну или в таком виде байты привычнее видеть:
print(hex(1159578051))
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Imbibe Magazine - January/February 2023
The annual Imbibe 75 issue, featuring the 75 individuals, organizations, and businesses that will shape the way you drink in 2023. Plus: American-made Fernets, drip coffee makers, Q&A with Julie Reiner, Dirty Martinis, sotols of Northern Mexico, and more.
Imbibe is your ultimate guide to drinks culture, from wine, spirits and beer to coffee, tea and everything in between. Every issue features the world's top drink destinations, recipes, how-tos and in-depth stories covering the fascinating people, places and flavors of liquid culture.
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# Multitouch Fabric

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The capstone project of Janette Hernandez (Electrical Engineering BSc) and Maria Contreras (Electrical Engineering BSc), a smart fabric that can respond to touch input.

## Fabric Design

The Multitouch Fabric is composed of several components:

- Resistive Thread
- Non-Conductive Thread
- Neoprene
- Eeonyx
- Perfboards
- Adafruit METRO Mini

The design consists of three different layers. In order to distinguish between all three layers, we will call the bottom layer **Rows**, middle layer **Eeonyx**, and the top layer **Columns**.

- The **Rows** are composed of 4, *4.5 inch* rows of conductive thread facing up with non-conductive thread facing below.

- The **Eeonyx** is a resistive fabric that its electrical resistance decreases under mechanical stress, such as pressures. This fabric possesses surface resistance between *10 Ohm/sq* and *10 billion Ohm/sq*.

- The **Columns** are composed of 4, *4.5 inch* rows of conductive thread facing down with non-conductive thread facing up.

These three layers are sandwiched together, where the Columns and Rows are connected to pins 4-11 on the METRO Mini. Pins 8-11 will read (`digitalRead`) which will either read 1 or 0 (High or Low) on the serial monitor.

## Visualization

The visualization uses raymarching to render modulating curves that vibrate and change shape according to the position of the user's fingers.

### Data Flow

![Data Flow Visualization](visualizer/images/data-flow.png)

During the application update loop data from the Arduino is read from the serial port, and passed to uniform buffers in Vulkan, and we show the next image in the swapchain.

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Lately, my mind has been centering around peace... resolve... balance. This morning, as I began my morning meditation, my little one, Jedi, crawled into bed alongside me. Now, I think that it's imperative that I include that in the morning (and in life), Jedi completely lacks a sense of personal space. Especially when it comes to me, mommy. Oftentimes, when we wake up, he will find me and either place his little hands on my face and sweetly whisper super close to my nose, eyeball, chin or some oddly placed region of my face (where most seldom choose to whisper.) Sometimes he will find me and pull my shirt over his head. I'm guessing that he's reminiscing about our morning nursing sessions. (Sidenote: He officially weaned two months ago.). Of course, by now, it's becoming a bit more difficult for him to pull my shirt over his head, as my belly is beginning to take up the majority of the space. Jedi takes space. His joy fills our room in the morning. Truthfully, I wouldn't have it any other way. This morning was no different.
This morning, as I was meditating, Jedi crawled into bed and began his morning Jedi mind tricks. Truthfully, it was a bit difficult to stay focused on my breath and centered with a toddler pulling my face, jumping on the bed, and basically being a toddler. In that moment, distraction in the form of my little one was front and center. However, at the moment, I realized that while I couldn't change the distraction/ the environment (and why would I?) I could change my viewpoint. I could change my focus. I could stay with my breath, paying attention to how freely my chest would rise and fall on each inhale and exhale. I could pay attention to the air flowing in and out of each nostril. Within that moment, my child was safe. He was in our bed. Our children are healthy and full of life. This is a gift.
The beautiful lesson at that moment was not lost. In the midst of the distraction, I didn't lose focus on my breath. There will always be a demand on your time, your energy, your self. There will always be distractions, even beautiful ones. However, continue to breathe, to capture peace, to embrace all of the joy. Pour into yourself, so that you can contunue to pour into those that matter most. Take space and then return. How are you breathing today?


The World Bank Group has steadily squeezed lending to fossil fuel projects in recent years, but it still has a way to go in the clean energy transition.
As Donald Trump appointee David Malpass takes the helm, will the bank stay its course? Malpass has been making reassuring noises at the spring meetings in Washington DC, but the US political priority is economic growth. Let's see.
UK chancellor Phillip Hammond, for one, is set to argue that the future of capitalism depends on tackling climate change. He will take part in a newly formed coalition of finance ministers for climate action led by Chile and Finland, according to a statement.
Emmanuel Kimbe of the Christian Council of Tanzania wrote about why it matters to the world's energy poor.
Two weeks ago, we published an investigation into how a major climate NGO failed to act on warnings about its bullying boss.
Following these revelations, climate leader Laurence Tubiana called for an independent harassment referee for the climate movement.
Our coverage has clear impact, but this type of reporting is increasingly rare because it is expensive and resource-heavy. This investigation was the product of months of interviews, research and legal consultation.
With no paywall, we rely on reader support to continue this work. Please become a patron today, and contribute what you can. Thank you.
Parliamentary elections kicked off this week in the world's largest democracy.
Congress, the largest opposition party, has published its greenest manifesto to date, declaring air pollution a "national health emergency". Narendra Modi's BJP is heavily focused on national security.
Neither party has a great track record of delivering on green pledges in office, but climate advocates saw some positive ideas to build on.
Contrary to earlier warnings, Chile has found a big enough site to host UN climate talks in one place this December.
The Cop25 presidency is going down the tent village route, on a former airport-turned-park in Santiago. Weather is typically sunny and dry at that time of year, with temperatures a mild 11-29C.
At a launch event, President Sebastián Piñera called on countries to bring more ambition to the table.
When mud and rocks flatten your home, what next? We have two reports from landslide-hit villages, where residents still live in fear of the weather forecast.
In western Rwanda, Sophie Mbugua met young people left behind as the government prioritised families for relocation.
On the slopes of Mount Elgon in Uganda, Frederic Musisi Timberlake asked why a climate finance pilot failed to take root.
Expectations on climate were low going into this week's EU-China summit, but the two powers managed to present a united front.
Overcoming their differences on trade to agree on a joint statement, they expressed the importance of climate leadership. Neither side had any new commitments to offer.
A separate energy pact called for cooperation on renewables, energy efficiency and the LNG market.


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Rouillac est une ancienne commune du Sud-Ouest de la France, située dans le département de la Charente, en région Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Depuis le , elle a le statut de commune déléguée au sein de la commune nouvelle de Rouillac.

Géographie

Localisation et accès
Rouillac est un chef-lieu de canton de l'ouest du département de la Charente situé à  au nord-est de Cognac et  au nord-ouest d'Angoulême, côté rive droite du fleuve Charente.

Rouillac est aussi à  au sud-ouest d'Aigre,  au nord de Jarnac,  au sud-ouest de Ruffec,  de Saint-Jean-d'Angély,  de Saintes,  de Niort,  de La Rochelle,  de Poitiers et  de Bordeaux.

La route principale desservant la commune et le bourg est la D 939, route d'Angoulême à La Rochelle par Saint-Jean-d'Angély, et qui dévie le centre-bourg depuis 1990. Rouillac est aussi au carrefour de la D 736, entre Ruffec et Jarnac, qui mène aussi à Cognac par la D 15 à Sigogne, et la D14 qui va vers Hiersac, Châteauneuf et Barbezieux au sud-est.

Hameaux et lieux-dits
La commune compte de nombreux hameaux : les Petits Champs à l'est sur la route d'Angoulême, le Breuil au sud, les Villairs à l'ouest sur la route de Jarnac, Les Petits Peux au nord-est du bourg, Bordeville, Fougears, Loret, le Temple, hameau assez important, Feunat, la Gachère, le Boitoux, etc., et le château de Lignères au nord.

Communes limitrophes

Depuis le  janvier 2016, la commune Rouillac est limitrophe de Sigogne (par Plaizac), Anville et Neuvicq-le-Château (Charente-Maritime), par Sonneville.

Géologie et relief
Comme les trois quarts sud et ouest du département de la Charente, la commune de Rouillac est géologiquement située dans le Bassin aquitain. Elle est sur un plateau calcaire du Jurassique supérieur appartenant au Portlandien, avec une petite bande de Kimméridgien sur le versant nord de la vallée de la Nouère et à l'extrême nord-est. Une faille de direction nord-ouest sud-est traverse la commune au nord-est du bourg. La vallée de la Nouère est occupée par des alluvions du Quaternaire.

Sur ce sol calcaire pousse le vignoble de cognac des Fins Bois.

Le relief de la commune est celui d'un plateau relativement élevé, avec la tête de la vallée de la Nouère qui le traverse au centre. Le point culminant est à une altitude de , situé au nord de la commune entre le Temple et le château de Lignères. C'est aussi le point culminant de toute cette région du nord-ouest de la Charente. La bordure méridionale de la commune est aussi occupée par des collines dont les altitudes dépassent . Le point le plus bas est à , situé sur la limite occidentale de la commune près de Beaulieu. Le bourg de Rouillac est à environ  d'altitude.

Hydrographie
La Nouère prend sa source au Temple, au nord-ouest de Rouillac qu'elle contourne, puis son cours est sud-sud-est et elle rejoint la Charente dont elle est un affluent rive droite, juste en aval d'Angoulême, à Linars.

La longueur de son cours d'eau est de .

La partie amont de la Nouère s'appelle la Rivière du Temple, dont la partie près de Rouillac est à sec en été.

Climat
Comme dans les trois quarts sud et ouest du département, le climat est océanique aquitain, et semblable à celui de la ville de Cognac où est située la station météorologique départementale.

Toponymie
Les formes anciennes sont Roliacum [prope Noheriam] ou [super fluvium Noiram] en 852, Roillaco en 1328, Rolhac, Rolhaco.

L'origine du nom de Rouillac remonterait à un nom de personne gallo-romain Rullius auquel est apposé le suffixe -acum, ce qui correspondrait à Rulliacum, « domaine de Rullius ».

Histoire

Antiquité
À l'époque romaine, Rouillac se trouve près d'un axe important, la voie d'Agrippa qui relie Lyon à Saintes, qui passe à un kilomètre au sud de l'église. Rouillac est aussi situé près du sanctuaire gallo-romain des Bouchauds, où l'on trouve le théâtre et des vestiges de thermes.

Dans le cimetière, sous une couche de sarcophages datant du Moyen Âge, a été trouvée une statuette d'Épona, déesse gauloise des chevaux témoignant peut-être aussi de la source toute proche de la Nouère, ainsi que des monnaies romaines. D'autres objets (monnaies, tuiles, sarcophages) trouvés sur la commune témoignent d'un lieu d'habitation relativement important dès cette époque.

Ancien Régime
Au Moyen Âge, Rouillac était un des 13 archiprêtrés de l'Angoumois. L'église qui date du , quoique modifiée au fil des siècles, est le seul témoin de ce passé.

Les registres de l'état civil remontent à 1602.

Au , Rouillac était une seigneurie qui appartenait aux Frondebeuf, et dépendait juridiquement de la sénéchaussée de Saintonge. Au tout début du , la terre de Rouillac passa entre les mains de Jean de Curzay, qui était aussi seigneur du fief de Boisbreteau, également dans la paroisse. Ce dernier fief passa par mariage en 1609 à la famille de La Porte aux Loups.

Boisauroux était un autre fief de Rouillac, qui appartenait à la fin du  à Jérémie de Barbezières. en 1670, cette terre est passée par mariage à la famille Vallantin, avant d'appartenir au moment de la Révolution à la famille de Frétard.

Époque contemporaine
Après la Révolution, en 1792, Rouillac devient le centre administratif du canton en remplacement de la commune de Saint-Cybardeaux qui sous l'Ancien Régime avait plus d'importance.

En 1793, la commune du Temple, appelée provisoirement Temple enclave, est formée à partir de sa paroisse. En 1845, les communes du Temple et de Rouillac fusionnent.

Sous le règne de Napoléon III, plus de vingt ans de stabilité politique exceptionnelle vont promouvoir les ventes de cognac et faire la fortune des propriétaires.

La guerre perdue de 1870 va détruire cette belle euphorie et Rouillac comme les autres communes de France va devoir payer l'impôt exceptionnel exigé par les troupes allemandes.

Un malheur n'arrivant jamais seul, en 1874, le phylloxéra détruit en quelques années tout le vignoble et ruine toutes les familles.

L'arrivée des Vendéens en Charente va entraîner un nouvel essor dû à la polyculture : on va créer des prairies à la place des vignes arrachées et l'élevage des vaches laitières va se développer en même temps qu'on replante de nouveaux cépages de vignes plus résistants.

Au carrefour traditionnel de l'ancienne route de Paris à l'Espagne) et de la route royale d'Angoulême à La Rochelle va se greffer un nouveau réseau de communication avec l'implantation de la ligne de chemin de fer à voie métrique du Petit Mairat (du nom du député charentais Paul Mairat), implantée par la compagnie des Chemins de fer économiques des Charentes qui va relier Rouillac à Saint-Angeau et à Jarnac et Segonzac.

Puis en 1889, c'est la Compagnie de chemins de fer départementaux qui construit une seconde gare sur la commune pour la ligne CFD Angoulême - Matha et rapproche Rouillac de Matha ou d'Angoulême. On appelle alors la ligne le Petit Rouillac (CFD) pour la distinguer du Petit Mairat (CFEC).

Irriguée par deux lignes de chemins de fer et deux routes de grande communication, Rouillac développe naturellement son économie commerciale et multiplie son influence sur le canton.

Administration

Commune nouvelle de 2016
Le  janvier 2016, Rouillac forme une commune nouvelle en fusionnant l'ancienne commune, Plaizac et Sonneville.

Démographie

Évolution démographique
Les habitants de la commune sont appelés les Rouillacais.

Pyramide des âges

Remarques
Les 1900 habitants ont été dépassés après l'absorption du Temple en 1845 et de ses 288 habitants.

Le maximum de population fut atteint en 1866 avec , ce qui faisait alors de Rouillac une petite ville. Le déclin démographique s'est stabilisé depuis les années 1960, et s'est même légèrement inversé.

Économie

Agriculture
La viticulture occupe une partie de l'activité agricole. La commune est classée dans les Fins Bois, dans la zone d'appellation d'origine contrôlée du cognac.

Certains producteurs vendent cognac, pineau des Charentes et vin de pays à la propriété.

Commerces et industries
Sa situation centrale sur le territoire du Rouillacais et le rôle moteur joué par sa foire séculaire ont depuis longtemps fait de Rouillac un centre d'activités commerciales, artisanales et agricoles important.

Rouillac possède la diversité des commerces d'une petite ville, de la parfumerie au chausseur, de la boutique de vêtements griffés aux deux supermarchés.

La société  Pernod Ricard S.A. a racheté le château de Lignères, et a installé sur son domaine une usine d'embouteillage moderne.

Tourisme
Rouillac est également un lieu de prédilection pour les vacanciers qui veulent goûter à la fameuse douceur de vivre charentaise.

Équipements, services et vie locale

Enseignement
Le collège d'enseignement secondaire Claudie-Haigneré regroupe 380 élèves de la  à la  répartis dans 15 classes.

Rouillac possède une école élémentaire comprenant cinq classes, ainsi qu'une école maternelle, Jean-Piveteau.

Vivre à Rouillac

Aujourd'hui la commune connaît un nouveau développement soutenu par une politique d'innovation et la création d'équipements culturels et de services uniques en Charente. Le 27 est un centre culturel comme peu de zones rurales en possèdent.
Le bâtiment abrite une médiathèque intercommunale, une école de musique, un lieu d'exposition, un auditorium de 320 places, et une grande salle polyvalente.
De nombreux artistes renommés viennent s'y produire comme Jacques Higelin, Élie Semoun, Sinsemilia ou encore Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine.

Une vie associative forte et variée font de Rouillac une commune au tissu social préservé.

Foires et marchés

La foire, tenue le 27 de chaque mois, a une importance régionale.

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments

Patrimoine religieux
L'église paroissiale Saint-Pierre, jadis siège d'un des 13 archiprêtrés du diocèse d'Angoulême, en croix latine, dont le chevet s'appuie à l'ancienne route nationale.

Plusieurs fois remaniée et restaurée au cours des âges, elle eut beaucoup à souffrir des protestants, qui démolirent le clocher, les voûtes de la nef et des croisillons, cette église remonte au . Elle a conservé de sa première construction une belle abside, ornée de cinq grandes arcatures extérieures, qui sont séparées par des pilastres s'élevant jusqu'à l'entablement.

Elle est surmontée d'une belle tour romane octogone sur base rectangulaire à deux étages. Cette tour se termine par une corniche ornée de modillons ; il semble probable qu'à l'origine, une flèche conique en pierre couronnait ce clocher.

Elle est classée monument historique depuis 1910.

Rouillac possède aussi un temple, témoin de l'importante présence protestante dans la région. Cependant, ce temple n'est plus aujourd'hui destiné au culte, mais il abrite le siège de la Communauté de communes du Rouillacais.

Patrimoine civil
Rouillac possède un intéressant patrimoine bâti :

Le château de Lignères est sur le territoire de Rouillac.

Ce château a vu le tournage d'une partie du film Bang-Bang du réalisateur Serge Piollet avec Sheila.

Le logis de Boisbreteau, était le siège du seigneur de Rouillac avant la Révolution.

Un peu partout, dans les nombreux hameaux autour de Rouillac, l'architecture rurale charentaise se dévoile avec ses hauts murs, ses chais et les portails ouvragés, signes extérieurs de la richesse des propriétés agricoles.

Personnalités liées à la commune
 Jean Piveteau (1899-1991), paléontologue, membre de l'Institut - né à Rouillac
 Le président Jacques Chirac a prononcé un discours devant les maires de Charente le 21 septembre 2000 à Rouillac.

Héraldique

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des communes de la Charente
 Liste des anciennes communes de la Charente
 Via Agrippa (Saintes-Lyon)

Liens externes

 Rouillac sur le site de l'Institut géographique national (archive)

Ancienne commune en Charente
Ancien chef-lieu de canton en Charente
Commune déléguée en Charente

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THIS PETER WAS NO SAINT, SAYS PAINED JANE
By TAMARA DIETRICH Daily Press
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You might recall last Sunday's column about a local inmate -- cocaine possession, grand larceny, etc. -- whose dream of Army enlistment is being dashed by his drug record.
The inmate, whom I called Peter to protect his family, has been trying for a year now to interest recruiters in him. He's ready and willing to serve, even in Iraq. But at 37, trailing a decade of legal trouble, it's tough to turn your life around.
He wrote me a long letter, asking if there was anything I could do to help.
One woman read that column with particular interest.
"I got a similar letter," said the woman, who asked that I not use her real name. I'll call her Jane. "There was grand larceny mentioned in the article. The person I got a letter from is the person who stole from me."
She then gave me the man's real name and a few particulars. Sure enough, it was Peter.
It seems Peter wrote her from jail back in March, just after his appeal was denied, asking for her help, too.
"I started to read and I started to laugh," Jane said. "Everything was there: He's found God and wants to be a good person. That's why he wanted me to get ahold of the judge, because, 'If I get out early, I can get in the Army and start paying you back.' "
And it might all be true. His intentions might yet be good.
But Jane was concerned that the full picture wasn't being presented. This isn't just a story about a criminal, after all. It's about his victims, too.
So this is her side of it, Reader's Digest version.
Two years ago, Jane and her husband hired a contractor to do some kitchen work. The contractor brought in a subcontractor. The subcontractor brought in Peter, who ended up cutting tile in the woman's garage.
He also ended up entering her home one day when no one was there and making off with some jewelry. A power sander and other tools, too, plus a compass her husband inherited from his father. More than $6,000 worth, in all. He pawned everything for a pittance of their value.
Because he only stole a few pieces of jewelry, Jane didn't notice anything missing until about a week later. Two stood out: A gemstone necklace her husband custom-designed for her 50th birthday, and a gold bracelet with an opal stone that her two daughters gave her for Mother's Day.
Jane was lucky in one respect: She had a good cop who wouldn't quit till she found the bracelet in a local pawnshop, minus its opal. Peter had used his real name to sell it for 17 or 18 bucks, she says. It was worth $350. The other pieces were never recovered.
For the next year or so, Jane's life was taken over not only by the court process of bringing Peter to justice, but also by her legal battle with the contractor, who said he was bonded and insured and would make good on her loss.
Instead, after Peter's conviction, Jane says, the contractor said his insurer wouldn't kick in after all because Peter's theft was a "deliberate act." Then he sent her a final bill for $1,800.
To top it off, Jane says, the work was shoddy and has to be redone, but she can't afford it. "We wouldn't let them in the house anymore," she says. "I was so fed up with those people."
The shoddy workmanship, the loopholes of "bonded and insured," the empty promises of a contractor are bad enough.
The sting that lingers, she says, is the personal violation of the theft.
Jane believes she knows the very day her jewelry was stolen. She came home one day to see Peter leaving the garage alone. She still wonders what might have happened if she'd come back just a few minutes earlier, walked inside and caught him rifling through her dresser.
"When this happened, I was an emotional wreck," Jane says. "I would wake up at night and see him in my bedroom." She went for counseling.
Peter denied his guilt till the end, she says. At his sentencing last summer, she stood up and enlightened both him and the judge, who gave Peter 10 years in prison, suspending all but 18 months.
"They asked him if he had anything to say," Jane recalls. "I have to give him this: He turned around and said, 'I'm sorry for what I did.' He said, 'I never thought it would impact someone the way you said it impacted you.' "
Did she believe him?
"I wanted to," she says finally. "I wanted to believe that.
"In my heart of hearts," she adds, "I believe he was more upset about the fact that he got caught. If he hadn't gotten caught, he'd still be out there doing the same thing."
Peter will finish his sentence in a few short months. When he gets out, he'll have felony convictions on his record in a world that shuns ex-cons like him. His military aspirations are dead. His family still needs supporting.
"I hope -- I hope -- that he can get out there and take care of those children and take care of his wife," Jane says. "I really do hope that he has turned things around. I hope he can become a stand-up person."
Peter, are you listening?
Tamara Dietrich can be reached at tdietrich@dailypress.com or 247-7892. *


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Mazda showed the first teaser and revealed the premiere date of the CX-60 crossover
February 8, 2022 by Jack William
Mazda is preparing for the next addition to the crossover line. Next in line is a large all-terrain vehicle CX-60, which will be the firstborn of the Large Product Group line of "big products" announced in the fall on a new rear-wheel-drive platform. The first teaser was published by the European division, and the local market, along with the Japanese one, will become the main one for the novelty. In addition, Mazda revealed some technical details and called the premiere date — March 8, 2022.
The appearance of the car is no longer a secret: in November last year, the CX-60 was filmed without camouflage during the filming of an advertising video. It was designed in the corporate style of the Japanese brand, but with some features — an elongated hood, as well as diode strips of daytime running lights that "cut into" the frame of the radiator grille.
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    const GoogleXpath = '//div[@id="result-stats"]';
    const pageCount = await this.page.$eval(GoogleXpath, (el) => el.innerText);
    const pageCountClean = pageCount.split(" ")[1];
    console.log(pageCountClean);
      }
   }
  module.exports = { GooglePage };

A: You can just return pageCountClean from your async function and await it in your main.js file:
in Google.js:
async scrapeGoogle() {
    const GoogleXpath = '//div[@id="result-stats"]';
    const pageCount = await this.page.$eval(GoogleXpath, (el) => el.innerText);
    const pageCountClean = pageCount.split(" ")[1];
    console.log(pageCountClean);
    return pageCountClean;
}

in main.js:
const googlePage80 = new GooglePage(page80);
const result = await googlePage80.scrapeGoogle();
console.log(result);