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package com.velli20.tachograph;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.content.SharedPreferences;
import android.content.res.Resources;
import android.os.Build;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Parcelable;
import android.preference.PreferenceManager;
import android.support.v4.app.Fragment;
import android.support.v7.widget.LinearLayoutManager;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuInflater;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;
import android.view.ViewGroup;

import com.afollestad.materialdialogs.MaterialDialog;
import com.velli20.tachograph.collections.ListAdapterFragmentNow;
import com.velli20.tachograph.collections.ListItemRegulationToShow;
import com.velli20.tachograph.collections.SpacesItemDecorationFragmentNow;
import com.velli20.tachograph.database.DataBaseHandler;
import com.velli20.tachograph.database.DataBaseHandler.OnDatabaseEditedListener;
import com.velli20.tachograph.database.DataBaseHandler.OnGetEventTaskCompleted;
import com.velli20.tachograph.views.ListItemGpsLogger;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class FragmentNow extends Fragment implements OnClickListener, OnDatabaseEditedListener, ListItemGpsLogger.OnPermissionRequestButtonClickedListener {
    public static final String Tag = "FragmentNow ";
    private static final String BUNDLE_KEY_LAYOUT_MANAGER_STATE = "layout manager state";

    private RecyclerView mListWorkLimits;
    private ListAdapterFragmentNow mWorkAdapter;

    private Event mRecordingEvent;

    private ArrayList<ListItemRegulationToShow> mItemsToShow;

    private boolean mShowTimesCountDown = false;
    private boolean mShowBigActivityCards = true;
    private boolean mPaused = false;

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        final SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(getActivity());

        mShowTimesCountDown = Integer.parseInt(prefs.getString(getString(R.string.preference_key_count_activity_progress), "0")) == 0;
        mShowBigActivityCards = prefs.getBoolean(getString(R.string.preference_key_show_big_activity_cards), false);

        DataBaseHandler.getInstance().registerOnDatabaseEditedListener(this);

    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup root, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        final View mView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_now, root, false);

        mListWorkLimits = (RecyclerView) mView.findViewById(R.id.summary_work_limit_list);

        return mView;
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);

        getCurrentAction();

        Parcelable layoutManagerState = null;

        if (savedInstanceState != null) {
            layoutManagerState = savedInstanceState.getParcelable(BUNDLE_KEY_LAYOUT_MANAGER_STATE);
        }
        Resources res = getResources();

        int appCompatElevation = 0;
        int divider = res.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.card_padding);

        if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT < Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP) {
            /* On pre Lollipop devices CardView treats elevation as Drawable that
             * adds extra padding on layout in y-axis direction
             */
            appCompatElevation = res.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.card_elevation);
        }

        mListWorkLimits.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(getActivity()));
        mListWorkLimits.addItemDecoration(new SpacesItemDecorationFragmentNow(divider, appCompatElevation));

        mWorkAdapter = new ListAdapterFragmentNow(getActivity(), mItemsToShow, mShowBigActivityCards, this);
        mWorkAdapter.setListeners(this);
        mWorkAdapter.setShowTimesCountDown(mShowTimesCountDown);
        mWorkAdapter.setCurrentEvent(mRecordingEvent);

        mListWorkLimits.setAdapter(mWorkAdapter);

        if (layoutManagerState != null) {
            mListWorkLimits.getLayoutManager().onRestoreInstanceState(layoutManagerState);
        }

        setHasOptionsMenu(true);
    }

    @Override
    public void onResume() {
        super.onResume();
        mItemsToShow = CardsToShowInFragmentNow.getCompleteList(getActivity(), mRecordingEvent);

        final SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(getActivity());

        mShowTimesCountDown = Integer.parseInt(prefs.getString(getString(R.string.preference_key_count_activity_progress), "0")) == 0;

        if (mWorkAdapter != null && mPaused) {
            mWorkAdapter.setShowTimesCountDown(mShowTimesCountDown);
            mWorkAdapter.setItemsToShow(mItemsToShow);
            mWorkAdapter.setCurrentEvent(mRecordingEvent);
            mWorkAdapter.setListeners(this);
        }
        mPaused = false;

    }

    @Override
    public void onPause() {
        super.onPause();
        mPaused = true;
        if (mWorkAdapter != null) {
            mWorkAdapter.setListeners(this);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onDestroy() {
        super.onDestroy();
        DataBaseHandler.getInstance().unregisterOnDatabaseEditedListener(this);
        if (mWorkAdapter != null) {
            mWorkAdapter.setListeners(null);
        }
        mWorkAdapter = null;
        mListWorkLimits = null;
        mItemsToShow = null;
        mRecordingEvent = null;
    }

    @Override
    public void onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu, MenuInflater inflater) {
        inflater.inflate(R.menu.menu_fragment_home, menu);
        super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu, inflater);
    }

    @Override
    public void onPrepareOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        super.onPrepareOptionsMenu(menu);
        MenuItem cardSize = menu.findItem(R.id.action_show_activity_card_size);
        if (cardSize != null) {
            cardSize.setIcon(mShowBigActivityCards ? R.drawable.ic_view_activity_small_white : R.drawable.ic_view_activity_big_white);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {

        switch (item.getItemId()) {
            case R.id.action_show_items:
                Intent i = new Intent(getActivity(), ActivityItemsToShowInFragmentNow.class);
                getActivity().startActivity(i);
                return true;
            case R.id.action_show_activity_card_size:
                final SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(getActivity());
                mShowBigActivityCards = !mShowBigActivityCards;
                prefs.edit().putBoolean(getString(R.string.preference_key_show_big_activity_cards), mShowBigActivityCards).apply();
                getActivity().invalidateOptionsMenu();

                if (mWorkAdapter != null) {
                    mWorkAdapter.setShowBigActivityCards(mShowBigActivityCards);
                }
                return true;
        }

        return false;
    }

    private void getCurrentAction() {
        DataBaseHandler.getInstance().getRecordingEvent(new OnGetEventTaskCompleted() {

            @Override
            public void onGetEvent(final Event ev) {
                mRecordingEvent = ev;

                mItemsToShow = CardsToShowInFragmentNow.getCompleteList(getActivity(), mRecordingEvent);
                if (mWorkAdapter != null) {
                    mWorkAdapter.setShowTimesCountDown(mShowTimesCountDown);
                    mWorkAdapter.setItemsToShow(mItemsToShow);
                    mWorkAdapter.setCurrentEvent(ev);
                }
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {

        switch (v.getId()) {
            case R.id.list_item_activity_event_chooser_driving:
                recordEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_DRIVING);
                break;
            case R.id.list_item_activity_event_chooser_resting:
                recordEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_NORMAL_BREAK);
                break;
            case R.id.list_item_activity_event_chooser_other_work:
                recordEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_OTHER_WORK);
                break;
            case R.id.list_item_activity_event_chooser_poa:
                recordEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_POA);
                break;

        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onPermissionRequestButtonClicked() {
        /* User has clicked button to request location permission */
		/* We cannot request permissions from Context so we use this interface as middleman
		 * in order to pass request to Activity */
        ActivityMain.requestLocationPermission(getActivity());
    }

    private void recordEvent(int eventToRecord) {
        if (eventToRecord == Event.EVENT_TYPE_NORMAL_BREAK) {
            ActivityRestTypeChooser.showChooseRestTypeDialog(getActivity(), mRecordingEvent == null ? -1 : mRecordingEvent.getEventType(), new MaterialDialog.ListCallback() {

                @Override
                public void onSelection(MaterialDialog dialog, View itemView, int which, CharSequence text) {
                    if (which == 0) {
                        EventRecorder.INSTANCE.startRecordingEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_WEEKLY_REST, System.currentTimeMillis());
                    } else if (which == 1) {
                        EventRecorder.INSTANCE.startRecordingEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_DAILY_REST, System.currentTimeMillis());
                    } else if (which == 2) {
                        EventRecorder.INSTANCE.startRecordingEvent(Event.EVENT_TYPE_NORMAL_BREAK, System.currentTimeMillis());
                    }
                }
            });

        } else {
            EventRecorder.INSTANCE.startRecordingEvent(eventToRecord, System.currentTimeMillis());
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onDatabaseEdited(int action, int rowId) {
        getCurrentAction();
    }

    @Override
    public void onSaveInstanceState(Bundle outState) {
        super.onSaveInstanceState(outState);
        outState.putParcelable(BUNDLE_KEY_LAYOUT_MANAGER_STATE, mListWorkLimits.getLayoutManager().onSaveInstanceState());
    }

}

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The acquisition of Russian-made S-400 surface-to-air missiles by Turkey will create a "new order" in the air spaces of the region, primarily affecting Israel and the U.S., Israeli sources said on May 23.

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Thelema Lodge Calendar for April 1995 e.v.
Copyright © O.T.O. and the Individual Authors, 1995 e.v.
Ninety-one years ago Frater Perdurabo, aged 28 and in good health, was staying in a fashionable quarter of Cairo with his wife, who was five months pregnant. Weary of mysticism and dissatisfied with Magick (by his own account), he was nevertheless induced to devote three hours of his vacation to the reception of the original holy scripture of the post-Osirian aeon. Thelemites in the Bay Area will observe the annual Feast for the Three Days of the Writing of the Book of the Law in our traditional manner, gathering together from Saturday 8th April through Monday 10th April at local households and institutions where Thelema has been established, to read the three chapters of Liber AL. On Saturday at noon the first chapter will be read in Horus Temple at Thelema Lodge; call the lodge at (510) 652-3171 to attend. Twenty-four hours later, after the manner of Aiwass when the text was originally delivered, we will read the second chapter in Nu Temple at Oz House in Oakland, where the phone number is (510) 654-3580. Our reading of the third chapter will be hosted by Sirius Oasis at the Ancient Ways store, located at 4075 Telegraph Avenue in Oakland, beginning at 7:30; call (510) 653-3244 for directions.
The Gnostic Mass is a ritual of group participation. The Priest, the Priestess, the Deacon, even occasionally the Children, are all recognized as officers of the mass. But there is another, somewhat less obvious, officer without whom the mass would be incomplete, and that officer is the People. You are cordially invited to officiate in this capacity every Sunday evening. Please arrive by 8:00, as the rite will commence shortly thereafter. First- time attenders are most welcome but should call ahead for directions and information from the lodge master at (510) 652-3171. O.T.O. membership is not required to be one of the People, but all O.T.O. members are urged to experience the joy of officiating in the other roles; contact the lodge master to arrange to be part of a team.
The regular weekly celebration of "public Gnostic Mass" was one of Crowley's criteria for the firm establishment of Ordo Templi Orientis after World War II. In a letter to Hymenaeus Alpha on 28 September 1944 e.v. Crowley spoke of the disparate individuals and groups with whom he was working, and of how they could be united "as soon as we are more of a going concern; e.g. by public Gnostic Mass." Recalling this letter, Grady later wrote of the Gnostic Mass: "This shows how much emphasis he put on it as a group ritual. Personally, I agree, despite those people who argue that it is not all that important. It is the only place where we all meet. At that divine moment, we are together." So important did the mass seem to our late Patriarch that in the months before his death he strongly urged a number of people to be sure that the weekly masses continued after he was gone; two of those people are now bishops in our lodge, and to at least that part of the Crowley-McMurtry legacy we have certainly remained true.
Bishop T Dionysus, who owes both his expertise and his office to Hymenaei A & B, has organized a Gnostic Mass study group which meets monthly to discuss any and all issues pertaining to Liber XV. The next meeting is on Wednesday evening the 26th of April, in the lodge's comfortable and well-stocked library. All sincere students of the mysteries are welcome to attend.
Study groups, presentations, workshops, and ritual events are offered by members and friends of the lodge as a way of sharing interests and enthusiasms, and of learning with and learning from each other. We schedule many of our activities together ahead on the calendar in order to welcome those who may be out of touch with the lodge community. These formally announced activities should be sponsored by a lodge member, and may be scheduled and described for the calendar in consultation with the lodge master, either at the monthly lodge business luncheon, or individually at any convenient time. Donations from all who attend lodge events are always welcome, but are voluntary; events which are not concerned with O.T.O. initiations are free and open to all. Please keep in touch with the lodge officers regarding your plans to attend events; it assists us greatly to make plans based on your expectations. Those not in regular contact with the lodge should always call ahead for confirmation before setting forth to attend any lodge event.
The Thelema Lodge Astrology Study Group meets as usual on the last Friday evening of the month --- on 28th April from 7:00 to 9:00 at Grace's house in Berkeley. The theme of "Cycles within Cycles" will be the keynote for our next several meetings. This month we will explore the variable cycles of planetary dispositors. Be sure to bring your own chart or birth time, because our discussion will be dramatically illustrated, revealing your personal planetary picture to you through your individual cycles of dispositors. Please call ahead if you plan to attend; Grace can be reached at (510) 843- STAR.
Thelema Lodge will host Father Richard, a local Anglican priest working with the Grace Institute for Religious Learning, to deliver a lecture entitled "The Story of Birth as the Birth of Story" on Tuesday evening 25th April at 8:00. The subject is identified as the Perinatal Paradigm, an examination of the mammalian birth process as a symbolic narrative structure. Patterns of attribution to the solar and lunar cycles of nature, as well as correspondences with spiritual and historical processes, will be expounded in connection with the "archetypal fractal" (self-iterating pattern) of the birth narrative. O.T.O. initiates pursuing the work of the First Degree will be especially interested in the structures being explored in this talk, which is open to all.
Aleister Crowley's Magick in Theory and Practice is a work we return to again and again without exhausting, and as it therefore is revealed to multiple perspectives, it is especially rewarding to study it as a group endeavor. Brother Bill Heidrick leads a monthly series for Thelema Lodge, reading and discussing M.T.P. The series is currently focused on the closing appendices of the book, and upon the expanded text of the entire work as included in the definitive edition of Book Four recently published by the O.T.O. April's class will commence after Liber Reguli. If you missed March's class, you will probably have to wait another few years for your IXth; but the Magister Templi stuff still awaits! We meet at Bill's house in San Anselmo at 7:30 on Wednesday evening 19th April. Students attending for the first time are especially welcome, and should call Bill at (415) 454-5176 for directions.
The Grady McMurtry Poetry Society is our monthly communal reading circle for sharing verse of all sorts, meeting in the library at Thelema Lodge on Saturday evening 29th April at 7:30. Bring poetry to read, or select material from the extensive collections available at the lodge. When he originally proposed this series, Frater P.I. named it in honor of our founder, who often associated his poetic craft with his designation as Crowley's Caliph, although Hymenaeus Alpha understood that his military experience had been the real foundation for that appointment. "I belong to that vanishing breed known as the 'Warrior-troubadour'", Grady once wrote, recalling especially some of the poems we have lately been reprinting in this newsletter to commemorate his role in the final European campaigns of the second World War, fifty years ago. "When the battle is over you take off your piss-pot (which is what we call our helmet) and sit down in your muddy combat boots and write a poem about it." Recent readings by this group have included Russian poetry from the siege of Leningrad by Anna Akhmatova, who like Grady (in his best work) rejected the vague, high-blown rhetoric of traditional war poetry in favor of particular authentic details. Selections from the medieval Chinese verse of the ecological anarchist T'ao Ch'ien (365-427), the alcoholic romantic Li Po (701- 762), and the Buddhist politician Po Chu-i (772-846) --- Thelemites all! --- have also been enjoyed by the group.
The Section Two Reading Group meets at Oz House on Monday evening 17th April at 8:00, when Soror Phoenix will lead us in a discussion of the philosophical poem by Gnostic Saint Sir Richard Francis Burton, The Kasîdah. Published pseudonymously in 1880, these couplets are written in the Sufi style of meditative verse for which the Arabic term is qasida. Burton probably wrote the verses over an extended period, beginning in 1853 while in recuperation from his daring pilgrimage to Mecca, and they express a unique syncretic religious attitude combining elements that Hâjî Abdû El-Yezdî --- Burton's magical name as a Yezidi Abdullah (leader) and Islamic pilgrim (hajji) --- had explored in his many and varied encounters with spiritual communities and sacred writings. The poem, in its author's description, presents "an Eastern Version of Humanitarianism, blended with the skeptical, or as we may now say, the scientific habit of mind."
Sirius Oasis of Ordo Templi Orientis meets in Berkeley on the second Wednesday evening of most months. To attend, contact the Oasis Master at (510) 527-2855. The coming meeting, on Wednesday evening 12th April at 8:00, will feature a discussion of the original violin music selected by Crowley for The Rites of Eleusis as performed in 1910 e.v., which the Oasis has recently been researching and reconstructing. Musician-magicians, and those looking forward to this summer's performance cycle of the Rites, will be especially interested to attend. The Oasis will also look ahead to next month's Ancient Ways Festival at Harbin Hot Springs, and to O.T.O. initiations scheduled in the coming weeks.
Library Nights at Thelema Lodge offer the use of our extensive research and temple facilities for individual study and practice. Members may request particular dates to suit their needs, in consultation with the lodge officers. Suggested dates this month are Wednesday evening 5th April and Monday evening 24th April, beginning at 8:00. Please contact the lodge a day or two ahead whenever planning to make use of the library.
Thelema Lodge now holds a monthly Sunday luncheon meeting for members and friends to focus informally on the business and play of the lodge community, over a communal meal hosted by the lodge officers. Those who take part in Thelema Lodge activities --- or would like to --- are invited to drop by the lodge about 12:30 for a Beaster Sunday lunch at 1:00 in the afternoon on Sunday 16th April; please call ahead.
In a small town of the remoter districts of the Middle West a young man was standing, shuffling his feet on the sidewalk. Presently he saw coming towards him a stranger --- a God-fearing, clean-living He-man, a hundred per cent. American. This man he stopped, and said, "Excuse me, Stranger, but can you tell me the way to the Post Office?" "Yes," said the other, and walked on. But he had not gone fifty yards before his heart smote him, and he said to himself: "I allow that was pretty smart of me just now; but was it Christ- like? Was it Service? I dare say that young man is a God-fearing, clean- living He-man, a hundred per cent. American, just the way I am myself, and I dare say he has not had a letter from the old folks in their lonely cottage for a long, long time, and he has tramped all the way in from the farm where he is working in the hopes of a letter, and I have to be rude to him! No Sir! The least I can do is to go back and put him right."
So he went back to the young man, who was still shuffling his feet on the sidewalk, and said to him: "Say, brother, I guess I was rude to you just now. You want to know the way to the Post Office, don't you?" "No," said the young man, and walked on. That is the story.
There were some Americans in the Club; they all laughed, but none of the English moved a muscle. At last, however, somebody asked Tree point-blank whether he saw anything funny in the story, and Tree, after due consideration, could do no more than pronounce in his inimitable drawl: "I think they were both damned rude."
There is the story of the American in the train who saw another American carrying a basket of unusual shape. His curiosity mastered him, and he leant across and said: "Say, stranger, what you got in that bag?" The other, lantern-jawed and taciturn, replied: "Mongoose". The first man was rather baffled, as he had never heard of a mongoose. After a pause he pursued, at the risk of a rebuff: "But say, what is a Mongoose?" "Mongoose eats snakes", replied the other. This was another poser, but he pursued; "What in hell do you want a Mongoose for?" "Well, you see", said the second man (in a confidential whisper) "my brother sees snakes". The first man was more puzzled than ever; but after a long think, he continued rather pathetically: "But say, them ain't real snakes". "Sure", said the man with the basket, "but this Mongoose ain't real either".
There was a sombre and a smoldering fire in the eyes of the quiet man in the corner of the ingle. The remarks of the prohibitionist who was holding forth from the big arm chair seemed to excite him, but one could hardly have said why. But when that respectable gentleman paused for breath, the fire leapt up. "May I add my humble testimony?" he said politely. "I feel more strongly than most men, I think, upon the subject. Were I to tell you my story, perhaps you would admit that I had a right to do so." The man from the Anti-Saloon League got out his note book with undisguised enthusiasm. "Can't we induce you to tell it?" he asked, scenting something sensational, "nothing so aids the cause as the recital of facts." "Well," said the quiet man, "I don't mind if I do. I was married to a young and beautiful woman. We passed six years of which one could not pick out a single month and say that it was not a honeymoon. She drank herself into a lunatic asylum." He stopped there, very suddenly; his words cut bitterly into the heart of every man in the room. They were too shocked for even the conventional murmur of sympathy. But the prohibitionist, with a smirk, asked for further details. "I shall be happy to gratify you, sir," replied the other, and there was a subcurrent of severity in his tone which made one or two of the more sophisticated men present prick up their ears. The quiet man lighted his cigar. "My wife's father," he said, "was vicar of one of the most important parishes in London. His wife liked a glass of champagne with her dinner. However, in her position, it would not do. She had to set a good example to the parish. At the same time she was not going to give up her champagne, so she sent for a doctor who prescribed her champagne, and in order more effectually to silence the voice of scandal, it was necessary to prescribe for the children as well. The eldest daughter, at the age of 16, was drinking about a quart a day, by the doctor's orders. She married. Two years later, her husband died. Six years after that I married her myself. Presently I discovered that whenever anything happened to depress her she sought consolation in alcohol. The Puritan idea, the necessity of pretending to be what you re not, had destroyed her sense of freedom. She did the drinking secretly. Ultimately the smash came. I had to be away for some months on business. In my absence the baby died. I came back to find her a hopeless dipsomaniac. I tried everything. Naturally it was useless. She lost all moral sense. I was compelled to divorce her because she refused to follow the doctor's last orders, to spend two years in a 'home.' I would not stand by and let her kill herself so long as I was morally responsible for her moral welfare. Three months after the divorce, she had to be put into a lunatic asylum."
"A most striking story," said the prohibitionist, "A most admirable story, a most useful story for our purpose." But the quiet man rose to his feet. "No," he said, "my tragedy is not a tragedy of alcohol, it is a tragedy of humbug. It is the rotten popular Anglo-Saxon cowardice about the use of alcohol which leads inevitably to its abuse. It is people like yourself that are responsible for all the drunkenness, for all the insanity, for all the crime that people resort to. In countries where there is no feeling against alcohol, where, in honesty and decent freedom a man can sit with his family and drink in the open, we find none of these troubles." The prohibition orator became exceedingly annoyed. "I did not expect this treatment," he said, "it is most unwarrantable. I have no doubt at all, sir, that the poor woman was driven to drink by your own brutal treatment." "Yes," said the other man, "I can be both brutal and violent on occasion." And he was.
First published in Red Flame #1 (1994 e.v.).
Part III -- A Touch of Methequella & Carpentry..
There are many ways of making sense of the Tree of Life diagram. It can be divided up into groups of Sephirot by an approach called Methequella or the Balance. Each Sephira is seen in a balance with two others. Consider Keter, Binah and Chokmah (1, 2 & 3). This trinity of Sephiroth is abstract. It's very distant from the sense of the physical world down in Malkut(10). Keter says something, Chokmah denies something, and Binah works out the difference. One says; "I have an idea". Two says; "That idea may not be right." Three says; "How is the idea right and wrong; how is it worked out?" Hearkening back to our last installment, Keter could be a 13, Chokmah could be an opposing 13 and Binah would try to 26 them. This is a principle in many philosophies. Dialectic is common as a way of interpreting trinities. Idea, or Thesis as it's called in the Hegelian system, is opposed by Antithesis. The joining of those two is Synthesis. It's a nice, clear pattern; but such simple patterns can be very difficult to apply in any practical way.
Let's get back to legend for a moment. According to the story of the fall of Adam and Eve from Paradise, the whole universe was created in a three-stage process. The divinity initially manifested the universe as a primal idea. This became a perfect series of forces, no longer simply monadic but extended. Something of a balance was struck, and Creation continued through a series of processes. That brought Adam and Eve to living in the Garden of Eden. They were twiddling their thumbs a lot because everything was all done. What do you do when you are the product of a perfect creation? You sit around and you stare a lot. There's really nothing to do. After a while Adam and Eve decided that they needed a hobby, something to occupy their time. What better hobby than to copy the process of creation. They looked around, saw the principal of Idea, Opposite, Final Result, and said "we could do that too". Adam and Eve went ahead and fashioned a little idea of their own, began analyzing it, and came up with another level, another world. This became so interesting that they tried it again. About to try it another time, they found that they had run out of ideas. The primal force of the pattern that was resident in them from the beginning had been used up. The legend goes on to say that the descendants of Adam and Eve (all of us) are stuck down at Malkut (10) in an exhausted state of mentality. All the power of the perfect world has been spread throughout seven lesser worlds, two sets of three in balance and a single one in isolation. Until we can gather our wits and add these diminished worlds together, we can't get back up to the original state of perfection.
The world of dreams (9).
The world of practical thought (8).
The world of emotional reaction (7).
The world of "where your head is at, what you feel like, what's home, what you think yourself to be (6).
The world of morality, "what should it be", "how to make it better" (5).
The world of openness, the world of peace and of religious experience (4).
All humans have these awareness, scattered into seven isolated modes or states. Through Qabalah, one studies and works with these categories and tries to draw them together into a more perfect form of human consciousness. The story of the fall from the garden of Eden is the story of the loss of enlightenment. Kick it over a little bit, and it becomes the story of the growth of a child to adulthood. Home was pretty nice. There may have been a few troubles with it. It was boring at times, but it would be nice to create a perfect home again, to find that perfectly comfortable space where there is no fear and everything is provided. We all struggle with these levels in our lives. Malkut: What do we have physically? Yesod: What do we dream about? Hod: What techniques of living do we know? Netzach: What do we desire? Tipheret: What is our comfortable state? Geburah: What can we perfect? Chesed: What is the ideal in our life and beyond it? All these are gathered together and the fragmented knowledge is added up to make one Knowledge --- called Da'at on the Tree of life and sometimes diagramed as a little circle midway between No. 1 and No. 6. Until that is done we can't truly attain and hold enlightenment. Keter is enlightenment.
What is the nature of this business and how does one do this? One does this by conversation. Here is Chesed (4); loving kindness is a word for that, comfort and peace and a sense of rightness that doesn't involve any flaws. Here is Geburah (5) the sense of complaint, fighting and trying to make things come out right, the stickler, the harsh mind. These two hold conversation. People try too hard. They exercise the force of Geburah, and repeatedly have trouble. Such folk always fall short of their goals because it is the nature of that state of mind not to allow the possibility of completion. Geburah is someone who says "you've got to be better." "If you do this wrong, your are wrong!" Chesed is the state of mind that says "Everything is right because it exists, that's enough." Geburah makes rules and Chesed relaxes them. Here is a physical action1 which shows the relation between these two states of mind: Find somebody's parking meter that has expired. Put a coin in it. Think of the ramifications of that. What does that mean? There are a lot of up-tight people in the world, people thinking in the mode of Geburah. If they see you running down a whole row of parking meters and putting coins in them, they are going to say: "What the Hell is that! Those meters are there to hurt the people who aren't taking care of their obligations. You're supposed to get a ticket on your car if you let the meter run too long." Those people can get awfully angry. They may talk to you about it, or worse. What is happening? It's a conversation between Chesed and Geburah. If that conversation reaches a satisfactory conclusion, you may convince the mind of the person of Geburah that helping is not a bad thing to do. Then you get a dose of energy up at number three, Binah. The Geburah mind gets a new concept: that of helping, rather than hindering. So the natural course of energy is this: Binah sends guidance to Chesed. Chesed receives that guidance, and becomes strong inside and gentle outside. Chesed knows the right order of things, because it receives knowledge of this order directly from Binah, the place of clear and perfect understanding. Chesed then goes around being gentle and kind to people. Geburah only learns from Chesed. Geburah sees someone being gentle and kind, and doesn't understand the strength that is behind gentleness and kindness. This makes Geburah fearful inside. Geburah mentality --- "Ah, I've got to hold this world together or all the good people are going to be hurt." Geburah makes rules and punishes people until Chesed taps him on the shoulder or does something like putting coins in the parking meters for free --- "You know, it's not so serious." Geburah says: "You Idiot! You're going to be punished for doing that". They have a big "to do" until finally CLICK! --- Geburah gets a touch of insight. This is a conversation between two states of consciousness. Every possible combination of these must be gone through before they all the states can be unified. That is just an example of one of them.
Here's another Berashit dose on the Tree. Suppose a creative itch: You feel the need for something. You want to make something. You don't know what it is, but you do feel an imprecise need for something. That's Keter, number 1. If that's as far as it goes. It does nothing. If you also feel the energy to work on that need, then you are at Chokmah. If you get an idea about fulfilling that need, you've reached Binah. For the sake of this example, let's say that you need to put things somewhere in your home, near your favorite place to sit. Next, get up enough focus to say: "I need to make an end table." That's the need, the energy to fulfill it and the idea that holds both the need and the energy in one chunk. Chesed receives this idea, a plan for the design of an end table, and knows all the things that are needed to make it. The wood to use, the size and the various measurements, are clear to the mind of Chesed. Geburah gets to work cutting wood and pounding nails. Geburah destroys something that already existed. Geburah says: "This piece of wood is too long. I will take this saw and kill this part." It is violent. It damages, but through damaging it ends up with what is desired. In human society we find some people who are excessive in Geburah, and who are also, unfortunately, given great power. Such people try to destroy human society so they can get the pieces to make a perfect society. That sort of thing is more a matter of the Qlipot, which we will discuss later on. We are not looking at such an extreme in this example. Getting back to our end table, all the pieces are ready. They are assembled in Tipheret. You now have an end table, but it isn't painted. It isn't sanded. The mind at Netzach looks at it and says: "We have an end table. What a delight." At that point there is a danger. You have shifted down into another world. At each shift into another world, another trinity of Sephiroth, there is a risk of failure. Your end table currently looks like an apple crate. You stick it in a corner. Nobody cares. It works. That's enough. Eventually somebody makes a wise crack about how junky the thing is, and the end table gets thrown out. Endurance is the word that describes the state of consciousness called Netzach, when it works properly. Netzach is usually translated into English as "Victory". This is wrong, an old translation, an error that was made in the Renaissance time. The proper meaning of Netzach, translated from Hebrew, is "Victory through Endurance", not just "Victory". So, what's endurance on an end table? It's sanding. It's finishing. It's finishing again. Diddle with the thing until it's just right. With Hod you've got your end table painted, sanded, finished and polished. Put it where it is going to belong. Then you have fulfilled Hod. You have found a place for it in the World. At Yesod, the object dwells in that place. The original idea begins to relax. If you just leave it there, perhaps from concern about marring it through use, it does no good. One more stage is necessary. You must use it. That is Malkut. The creative process goes from the primal idea, the energy, what to do with it and through all these other stages. The final process is forgetting about it, treating it as though it has always been there, using it and letting it's life or it's existence act itself out.
We have other ways of working on the Tree. Everyone should try to feel the full strain of intellectually staggering across this strange diagram, if only to see the sheer necessity of multiple approaches. There is a certain stage at which the work of the mind simply runs thin. There is too much effort in thinking with the head. You can't get anywhere with it. Your mind wears out. It staggers with the load of trying to keep track of all these things. Let the mind rest. Use the body instead. The body is just as much a part of thinking as the mind is. Consider a body stretched out on the Tree diagram. Just as the ten Sephiroth are resident in thought, they are also resident in the human body. Some drawings that show a body "crucified" on the Tree are reversed left to right from the usual diagrams of the Tree alone. That points out a simple problem in reading books on Qabalah. Certain books talk about the evils of the things on the left-hand path. Some talk about the evils of the things on the right-hand path. They confuse the mind, because: "Which is which, left or right?" You'll generally find that it's very difficult to make sense of different Qabalistical books because of this problem. There is a simple solution. You can look at the Tree as we have been doing, and you can speculate about it. That's the way of Berashit, worshipping or observing. The way of Merkabah is making yourself one with the Tree, uniting with it. Instead of looking at it, you back up and flatten yourself right on it. This is the art that we will investigate next.
1. From the booklet Qabalah #1 by Bill Heidrick, a set of meditations and exercises provided with the original class from which this text derives. Available in ASCII on diskette for IBM PC's.
Previous Introduction to Qabalah, Part II To be continued.
In this letter to Grady Louis McMurtry, Crowley discusses his theory of poetic inspiration, lost writings and Magick Without Tears.
Thanks a thousand times for sending Artemis Iota. It took a great weight off my mind. I have been terrified lest, like so many other important things of mine, it had somehow got irrevocably lost.
It is very extraordinary the way things happen. I have just heard from a new disciple that he copied with his own hand three bound volumes of typescript which I had written on Astrology in 1915. It was 1930 when he got them! I believe there was a fourth volume. How they were stolen, and by whom, I cannot imagine.
As I expected, my judgment about your poems is probably the exact opposite of yours. The one into which you put so much hard work I just don't like. The hard work is apparent. The "Normandy in June" is not so bad; but it is not really a poem. There is no ecstasy in it, or coming out of it. It seems to me to be just a straightforward description of things observed. In other words, you did not do any magical work on it. But for "The Cynic" I have nothing but unqualified praise. As you say, it was a spur-of-the-moment thing, and I am absolutely convinced that all first class poetry is just exactly that. I said so in the Preface to the "City of God".
I think that I have told you that I got the £80 from Jack. While on the question of finance, I have what should be very good news for you. It is now quite clear that the new book will run into two volumes, one quite elementary and one a little more advanced. That will automatically and incidentally double the value of your interest in it.
I am very glad to hear of your Education course. It certainly ought to give you a sound and broad idea of northern France. Don't forget, though, that the central district, the mountain districts, the Bordeaux section, and finally the Mediterranean coast, are all very different from the North, and from each other.
I got a very nice letter from Jack, who seems to have snapped out of his Smith trouble. He talked about the Uriah Heep side of his character, which strikes me as a very good description; but the astonishing thing is I got this letter from Helen, who tells me that Smith has started the retirement on absolutely correct lines! I never believed for a moment that he would do it, so you can imagine how delighted I am to have such news. I hope that he succeeds with his mantra "to go mad and run about naked", as they say in North Africa. What we have always lacked has been the real fanatic. I could never be anything of the sort myself. At the back of me is an extraordinarily powerful strain of conventional behaviour. I have done a few mad things in my time; but it has always been based upon calculation, and (as in the case of poetry) this business depends entirely on the spontaneous outflow of the spirit. That is why I always feel that even people who, from one point of view are notorious crooks like Billy Sunday and Aimee Macpherson, must have a deeply seated sincerity tucked away unknown to them, which gives them the magical force necessary for their success.
I think that is all for the moment.
Here are the annual demographics of the O.T.O. from Agape Grand Lodge. These membership totals have been obtained from Grand Lodge accounts at the end of February 1995 e.v.: 2,546 all, 2,213 of which are initiates.
No figures were available for Bosnia, and the figures for Serbia are inaccurate.
In the list which follows, all data is drawn from the Grand Lodge mailing list. Accordingly, the actual membership total here is less than the total count, owing to changing and lost addresses.
Known OTO member addresses by regions at end February 1995 e.v.
(Associates and initiates both) Total: 2,234 in 40 countries.
Events Calendar for April 1995 e.v.
4/2/95 Gnostic Mass 7:30PM Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.
at noon in Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.
4/9/95 Gnostic Mass 7:30PM Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.
4/16/95 Lodge Luncheon Meeting 12:30pm Thelema Ldg.
4/16/95 Gnostic Mass 7:30PM Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.
The Kasidah by Richard Burton Thelema Ldg.
with Bill in San Anselmo 7:30PM Thelema Ldg.
4/23/95 Gnostic Mass 7:30PM Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.
4/25/95 Outreach Lecture by Grace Inst.
7 PM, Berkeley. Call to attend. Thelema Ldg.
4/29/95 777 Poetry Society 7:30PM w.Fr.P.I. Thelema Ldg.
4/30/95 Gnostic Mass 7:30PM Horus Temple Thelema Ldg.


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Ingress has quite a few social media accounts and web pages where information about scanner updates, lore, anomalies, and more is released. Below is a list of those accounts and pages:
Ingress: Game news and information
Niantic: Includes non-Ingress stuff (e.g.: Pokémon GO, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite)
Information about Ingress-related events:
Ingress Live Events: Web page where you can view and register for upcoming Ingress events
Ingress Help Center: Ingress support web site
Ingress Shop: Carries official Ingress merchandise
These sites and profiles belong to entities in the lore of the game, and are typically delivered in an in-universe style. More information can be found in the Characters section of the lore guide.
The Ingress Report (part of the official Ingress YouTube channel, currently on hiatus due to Susanna Moyer's death)
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The Dunraven Foundation
Twitter (inactive)
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Low pay should take the blame for the STEM skills gap rather than inadequate training, new research from the University of Warwick suggests.
A briefing paper conducted by Dr Thijs van Rens suggests that the lack of 'soft skills' and accomplished workers in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) is not due to the education system, but employers unwilling to offer higher wages to proficient candidates.
The Associate Professor in the Department of Economics told BusinessDesk.com: "It is often taken for granted that the skills gap and skills mismatch is a supply problem and appropriate training is not available to workers. However, US data shows that market wages do not reflect the relative demand for different types of skills.
The policy briefing paper was discussed at an event in London by the Social Market Foundation, which examined how employers, policy-makers and educators can help to reduce the skills gap.
Concerns are growing about the skills gap in STEM; however, the focus is increasing on 'soft skills' such as problem-solving, team-working and communication.
Dr van Rens set out his analysis, which showed that the source of the market mismatch is that wages do not reflect the relative demand for different types of skills and that the position is often taken for granted. It was also highlighted that the skills gap being a supply-based problem is incorrect.
Dr van Rens' research looked at job-finding rates, earnings and profits across states, industries and occupations to measure the skills mismatch (or gap on the US labour market) and the underlying factors that gave rise to it.
He suggests that the market can adjust either by the workforce adapting to the skills demand, such as acquiring training or changing occupation, or firms adapting to the skills supply.
For this to happen, however, wages must reflect the relative supply and demand for various skills.
Dr van Rens sets out three reasons why skills mismatches exist: wages do not adjust to changes in skills demand; firms do not adjust to changes in skill supply; and wages do not reflect skills shortages.
He also suggests that reform of the education system is not an answer to the perceived lack of appropriately-skilled workers. He adds that as long as wages do not reward skills, workers will be less likely to acquire them – and even if they do, they will find employment in higher-paid occupations that don't utilise their skills.
He said: "While firms complain about a shortage of qualified physicists and engineers on the labour market, a very large number of graduates in these fields work in the financial sector, where they only use their STEM skills to a very limited degree.
Nothing to do with intense competition from abroad then for IT roles.
When they code our jobs up for outsourcing, you know times are bad!
Add to this the EU paying diversity £900 to come for interview, and then £1k to the firms to take them on, and we wonder why Labour and the Liberals etc are so keen to have the EU!
Isn't the above a definition of: being a traitor to the electorate?


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Leo Burnett India promotes Rakesh Hinduja to executive director and branch head, Mumbai
Hinduja will continue to report to Saurabh Varma, chief executive officer, Publicis Communications India
Rakesh Hinduja
Rakesh Hinduja has been promoted to executive director and branch head, Mumbai at Leo Burnett India, with immediate effect. Hinduja will continue to report to Saurabh Varma, chief executive officer, Publicis Communications India, in his new role. In the last two years, he has been part of the Mumbai team which has won brands the likes of Bajaj, HDFC Bank, HPCL, Fiat, Jeep and Amazon Prime Video, in Mumbai.
Speaking about Hinduja's elevation, Varma said, "Rakesh has been with the group for over eight years, and in the last two years has been instrumental in building a fantastic culture and team in Leo Burnett India's Mumbai office. I have had the opportunity of working with him closely and he is ready to lead the Mumbai team. Rakesh will focus on deploying PLAY (our integrated model) across all our clients. PLAY will ensure that we continue to create content at the 'speed of culture'."
He added, "The Mumbai operation has been a pivot for us to transform our offering. Clients will continue to benefit from our integrated offering without compromising on specialisation. There has never been a better time to create a transmedia narrative."
Talking about his new role, Hinduja said, "The Mumbai office has to play a key role in our ambition to be amongst the top 5 agencies in the world. My mandate is to build on our momentum as an agency and partner our clients to help them achieve a larger share of the future. With Leo Burnett Mumbai's solid Humankind approach and Burnetters' innovative thinking, we are on our way to reach for the stars!"
Saurabh Varma
Publicis Communications India
Leo Burnett India
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Follow the Dream: The Story of Christopher Columbus by Peter Sís
Illus. in full color. The 15th century comes alive in this splendidly original picture book about Christopher Columbus. The illustrations, executed in a variety of media, show scenes from the explorers life as well as some imaginary creatures that populated the Europeans picture of the outside world at that time. The details on each page invite individual readers to pay close attention, but the brief, clear text and framed illustrations lend themselves equally well to group sharing. Make room on your crowded Columbus shelf for this one.--(starred) School Library Journal.
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Christopher Columbus Facts for Kids, Columbus Day Facts for Kids
Famous for his expedition to the New World in , Christopher Columbus made three more visits. Sailing under the Spanish flag, he visited several of the islands in the Caribbean and started a few Settlements. His fortunes in the Caribbean were varied. He rose to the heights of being a Governor, and sank to the lows of being a castaway. This page details facts about Christopher Columbus's life and the events that shaped his history. Following intercession by Juan Perez, a priest who had acted as confessor to Queen Isabella of Spain, King Ferdinand finally agreed to finance and supply ships for the expedition. The Nina and Pinta were both caravels.
Christopher Columbus — was a Genoese trader , explorer , and navigator. He was born in Genoa , Italy , in the year In , Columbus was trying to sail to Asia. Instead he landed in the Bahamas. Because of this, people often say that Columbus discovered America.
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Columbus left to discover the New World for the Europeans for trading goods that started the centuries of transatlantic colonization. Here are some of the most interesting facts about his journey, his life and family:. Columbus was born in in the Republic of Genoa, Italy. His real name was Cristoforo Columbus, his birth name in Genoa. Christopher is the Anglicization of his real name.
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Robin Hood, Douglas Fairbanks' biggest (though not necessarily best) production of the silent era, represents the first time that many familiar of the elements of the Robin Hood legend were presented on screen. To bring the project to full fruition, Fairbanks and his wife Mary Pickford purchased the old Jesse Hampton studio in Santa Monica, and on that site constructed a near-lifesized replica of 12th century Nottingham. The humongous castle set was so awesome that Fairbanks became worried that his own performance might be dwarfed. It wasn't: take our word for it. When first we meet Robin Hood, he is still the Earl of Huntington, preparing to joust with his bitter enemy Sir Guy of Gisbourne (Paul Dickey). Despite Sir Guy's propensity for cheating, the Earl is victorious. Shortly thereafter, Huntington rides off to the crusades with Richard the Lionhearted (Wallace Beery). Upon learning that Prince John (Sam De Grasse), goaded on by Sir Guy, has usurped his brother Richard's throne, Huntington returns to Nottingham in a new guise: dashing righter-of-wrongs Robin Hood. While robbing from the rich, giving to the poor, and bedevilling the villains, Robin romances the fetching Maid Marian (Enid Bennett). The film's singular highlight is Fairbanks' slide down a two-story tapestry, a bit of bravado accomplished by hiding a playground slide behind the huge cloth. As in all of Fairbanks' films, Charlie Stevens, a grandson of Geronimo and Doug's "mascot", appears in several minor roles. Also appearing is Alan Hale Sr. as Little John, a role he'd repeat in the 1938 Errol Flynn Robin Hood, not to mention the 1950 swashbuckler Rogues of Sherwood Forest. Long thought lost, Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood (as the film was so copyrighted) was rediscovered in the early 1960s. Most current prints fail to do justice to Arthur Edeson's glistening photography; also, some versions are stretch-framed to slow down the action to "normal" speed, a process that retards the marvelously fast pace instilled by star Fairbanks and director Allan Dwan. We recommend that you seek out a good-quality, tinted print of Robin Hood, processed at the slightly faster-than-life speed at which it was originally filmed.
An epic silent version of the Robin Hood legend.
It's by far the best and most joyous Robin Hood movie ever made; beside Fairbanks, even Errol Flynn appears to be standing still.
The lavish sets show such Allan Dwan enthusiams as waterworks (the moat), secret passages, multi-story architecture (the castle), elevators (the curtain Fairbanks slides).
One of the great silent adventure films...and one of Doug's best.
in some ways the ideal Fairbanks vehicle.
Still impressive sets and stunts have kept this from getting stale.
Douglas Fairbanks. Leaping. Running. Jumping. Swinging. Climbing. Fighting. If there's a more flamboyant way to do a thing then (count on it) that's the way he'll do it. Every entrance is big. Grand. Sweeping. Big. Bigger. Biggest. It's parody nowadays. And yet. The grandeur and heroism of this tale cannot be denied. That it set precedent for every action/adventure tale since ... ever, is a hard point to quibble, as well. Pretty darn good for a little guy from Denver, CO, eh?
While working on Ken Ludwig's new comedy A Comedy of Tenors, which takes place in Paris in the late 1930s, I became curious to see this version of the Medieval legend since one of the characters mentions multiple times that he wants to be like Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood. It appears that there are several cuts of various lengths. The DVD I borrowed was an hour and fifty minutes. I think that over half of that run time was exposition. Having seen two other Fairbanks silent action flicks I expected more to happen and more appearances by the title character. Instead, Fairbanks as a rich Earl proves himself to King Richard in a joust. The Earl is nearly as chaste as Maid Marian but then they begin to fall in love. In a nice visual she outlines his silhouette to remember him. The Earl earns the scorn of Gisbourne and Prince John (the splendidly evil Sam De Grasse). Then we follow the King and his knights as they leave for the Crusades. Wallace Beery is very good as King Richard, but I'm not familiar with any other version of the story that spends so much time with the King. Prince John abuses the people and sets in motion a plan to kill the Earl and the King before they return. After more complications, the Earl and his loyal servant Little John (Alan Hale, who would play the same role 16 years later opposite Errol Flynn) finally return to right wrongs and recruit merry men in Sherwood Forrest. You can tell they are merry because they skip and leap everywhere with sweeping gestures. With so much exposition this Robin Hood becomes less about his catch phrase "I steal from the rich and give to the poor." Instead, this rebel character symbolizes the soldier who realizes there are more pressing problems to address at home rather than wiping out infidels in far off countries. Douglas Fairbanks under a pen name is given story credit here as well. There are only a couple well choreographed chases and fights, including Robin bringing swift justice to the vile Gisbourne, that bring some much needed excitement to the final quarter of the film. The outdoor shots and the amazing castle set support a capable cast in this silent with a lot of "talking" through title cards, but as I said before it needed more action and more Robin Hood.
The best Robin Hood movie I've ever seen! Fairbanks is perfect for the role, and I'm glad he played it. He wrote it too, which is cool, I loved how we got to see how he became Robin Hood and what was going on in medieval times. The sets, costumes, and everything was really spectacular. I loved this movie.
A great swashbuckling silent film.


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Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (* 27. Juni 1998 in Colombes) ist ein französisch-haitianischer Fußballspieler. Der Mittelfeldspieler steht seit der Saison 2019/20 beim Erstligisten Racing Straßburg unter Vertrag. Er ist ehemaliger französischer U21-Nationalspieler.

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RC Lens
Bereits kurz nach seiner Geburt in Colombes zog die Familie Bellegarde mit ihren drei Söhnen in den Bellegarde Pariser Vorort Villetaneuse, wo Jean-Ricner im Jahr 2009 beim lokalen Amateurverein Villetaneuse CS mit dem Fußballspielen begann. Über den Le Mans FC kam er dann im Jahr 2013 in die Nachwuchsabteilung des RC Lens. Zur Spielzeit 2016/17 wurde er in die erste Mannschaft des Zweitligisten befördert. Bereits am 29. Juli 2016 (1. Spieltag der Saison), beim 0:0-Unentschieden gegen Chamois Niort, gab er sein Profidebüt. Zu Beginn der Saison erhielt Bellegarde von Cheftrainer Alain Casanova viele Einsatzzeiten, wurde aber noch im November aus der Mannschaft verdrängt. Erst im Februar 2017 absolvierte er seinen neuntes und letztes Ligaspiel in dieser Spielzeit. Der Aufstieg in die Ligue 1 wurde mit einem Punkt knapp verpasst.

In der folgenden Saison 2017/18 drang er endgültig in die Startformation vor, nunmehr unter dem neuen Übungsleiter Éric Sikora. Am 18. September (8. Spieltag) erzielte er beim 2:0-Heimsieg gegen den US Quevilly sein erstes Tor im professionellen Fußball. In dieser Spielzeit kam er in 25 Ligaspielen zum Einsatz, in denen er eben dieses Tor schoss. Bereits am 1. Spieltag der nächsten Saison 2018/19, beim 2:0-Auswärtssieg gegen die US Orléans, erzielte er als Einwechselspieler sein erstes Saisontor. In dieser Spielzeit verlor er seinen Status als Stammspieler und kam nur noch in zehn seiner 21 absolvierten Ligaspiele von Beginn an zum Einsatz. Am letzten Spieltag der Saison, beim 5:2-Heimsieg gegen die US Orléans, traf er erstmals doppelt für die Sang et Or und beendete diese damit mit vier Toren. Der RC Lens qualifizierte sich mit dem 5. Tabellenrang für die Play-offs, in denen man in zwei Finalspielen am Erstligisten FCO Dijon scheiterte. Bellegarde traf in diesen in vier Spielen einmal und bereitete zwei Treffer vor. In der darauffolgenden Spielzeit 2019/20 absolvierte er 24 Ligaspiele, in denen er ein Tor vorbereiten konnte.

Racing Straßburg
Nach drei Jahren in der Herrenmannschaft des RC Lens, wechselte Bellegarde Anfang Juli 2019 für eine Ablösesumme in Höhe von zwei Millionen Euro zum Erstligisten Racing Straßburg. Bei den Elsässern unterzeichnete er einen Vierjahresvertrag. Sein Debüt gab er am 25. Juli beim 3:1-Heimsieg gegen Maccabi Haifa in der zweiten Qualifikationsrunde zur UEFA Europa League 2019/20. In der Liga etablierte er sich rasch als Stammspieler.

Nationalmannschaft
Am 22. Februar 2017 bestritt Jean-Ricner Bellegarde beim 3:3-Unentschieden im freundschaftlichen Testspiel gegen Italien U19 sein einziges Länderspiel für die französische U19-Nationalmannschaft.

Von November 2017 bis Juli 2018 absolvierte er vier Einsätze für die U20.

Seit Oktober 2019 ist er französischer U21-Nationalspieler.

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Good common sense explanation and advice Will. Unlike many others I have seen condeming the use of protein powders.
I was listening to Dr. Radio the other day and they had a rep from consumer reports on there. They were talking about the article and the "danger" we are all in. The problem is the host Dr. did'nt know anything about protein by the way she talked. This of course led to a very negative show.
Great editorial and very accurate. An indictment of whey proteins by CR is wrong and misleading. Whey is used in hospitals for people with immune deficiencies. It has also been shown that Whey assist in healing wounds. It might be time to cancel my CR.subscription. I do not want my subscription dollars going toward misleading journalism.


Stay Alarmed on the Financial Market!
It seems the biggest tidal wave has gone. Some financial corporations bit the dust, some others survived and the bankruptcy grim reaper moved from financial sector to industrial sector. However, financial experts like Keith Fitz-Gerald warn us to stay alarmed. Improving health of big banks can be sometimes just a simple trick.
Big players like Bank of America, JP Morgan, or PNC will probably show growing profits and healthier balance sheets in the near future. Sure, some part will be due to a more stabilized overall economic situation on the market and improving real estate market thanks to lower interest rates, unfortunately, there is a good chance most of these positive results will be simply artificially created.
Hardly a year ago, when Wachovia, Washington Mutual and other banks bankrupted, big brothers like JP Morgan or Citigroup bought them for a fragment of the old price. As part of the package, they were allowed to lower the value of toxic assets held in these banks. The billion dollar cake of debts lost around a quarter of its value (in JP's case exactly 25%).
A few months have gone and now the situation with toxic assets has changed radically. Banks are preparing new tactic. According to improved conditions of the market, they can simply bring the loans current and simply move their value up. This means they can show substantial changes on their balance sheets and while these loans are slowly repaid, the difference between the booked loan value (which was held somewhere down at the bottom) and the real money repaid can be booked as – profit. And since the difference is huge, so are the profits.
Improved balance sheets and profits mean banks will look more reliable in the eyes of shareholders and investors. With the real side of the financial market still pretty frozen, banks are able to create valuable billion dollar growth out of nothing. With the huge backup of write downs serving as a counterweight, they can easily adjust the numbers to fit their needs.
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Video Clarity will demonstrate the new ClearView Venue Player, a video server that automatically plays multiple uncompressed segments of content to multiple screens in precise timing and sequence. The ClearView Venue Player supports up to eight programmable HD-SDI outputs, up to two programmable quad-SDI UHD streams, up to four HD outputs, or one UHD output—all from a single 1RU package.
The compact unit is available with up to 12 terabytes of storage, allowing hours of playout of uncompressed YCbCr 10-bit video and 16 channels of embedded audio. Advanced synchronization software lets users program segments to play from multiple Venue Players according to specific timing and order of recall and synchronized with devices and effects.
Attendees will see updates to Video Clarity's RTM real-time audio and video monitoring solution. First, RTM 3.0 now includes MPEG transport stream (TS) recording, whereby RTM records out-of-threshold uncompressed video and audio and simultaneously captures the same error segments in the corresponding transport streams. Another improvement is IP-network packet-loss monitoring. With this feature, RTM 3.0 continuously monitors the attached video network to assess network conditions and graphs the results so that users can immediately see the effects of any packet loss on video quality — which in turn might influence the RTM score and the error recordings being saved.


D-Link has announced an Intel Wireless Display adapter.
The "Mainstage" DHD-131 TV Adapter for Intel Wireless Display shares the screen of an Intel Core processor-based notebook on a TV using Intel's proprietary WiDi technology. Wireless connection is via 2.4 or 5 GHz 802.11 a/b/g/n.
The adapter connects to a TV or display via HDMI or composite video. Audio outputs include SPDIF digital and stereo analog. Resolutions up to 1080p @ 30 fps and 5.1 surround are supported, but only with compatible content and hardware.
The DHD-131 is available now for an MSRP of $129.99.


Michigan Tech's Rozsa Center, in collaboration with The Department of Visual and Performing Arts, The Provost's Office and The Great Lakes Research Center present the film "PROJECT: ICE" by Director and Executive Producer William Kleinert. Kleinart will join Emeritus Professor of Geophysics Henry Pollack (co-recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with IPCC colleagues and Al Gore) and Guy Meadows, director of the Great Lakes Research Center and Robbins professor of Sustainable Marine Engineering, in a panel discussion of the film and the ongoing World Without Ice multimedia installation, immediately following the screening in the Rozsa Center.
The film will be shown at 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Rozsa Center. The movie and panel discussion are free, tickets are not required.
Rozsa Center in collaboration with The Department of Visual and Performing Arts, the Provost's Office and the Great Lakes Research Center present Henry Pollack's lecture and multimedia installation A World Without Ice. The lecture will take place, at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts. The lecture is free, but due to limited seating reserved tickets are required.
The multimedia installation will take place in the McArdle Theatre, on the second floor of the Walker Center, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, Sept. 25 through Sept. 29. The installation is free and open to the public, tickets are not required.
A variety of additional lectures, classes and campus forums will also take place as a part of this event, including a panel lecture and discussion at the Forestry Friday Forum in the Forestry Building, 3–5 p.m on Sept. 25th.
To reserve tickets or find out more, visit the Rosza Visual and Performing Arts.
From Tech Today, by Rozsa Center.
Emeritus Professor of Geophysics Henry Pollack — co-recipient of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) colleagues and Al Gore — musicians and composers Michael Gould and Steven Rush, and multimedia artist Marion Traenkle, have collaborated to create a multimedia exhibit that captures our planet's precarious moment in global warming.
Michigan Tech's Rozsa Center and The Department of Visual and Performing Arts announces Project Learning Lab, an innovative arts classroom for Michigan Tech students and the community. Project Learning Lab turns the Rozsa Gallery into two spaces: A professional gallery, A-Space, which presents its first professional exhibition from Sept. 25 – Nov. 14, Senses of Land; and gallery b: An active learning classroom, gallery b, is a cutting-edge Visual Arts experiment that takes place within the Rozsa gallery. There will be an opening reception and gallery discussion in A-Space for Senses of Land from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on October 10. Project Learning Lab is open M-F, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. It is free and open to the public.
From Tech Today, by the Rozsa Center.
The 41 North Film Festival returns to Michigan Tech's Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts on Oct. 23-25, bringing critically-acclaimed independent films that are currently in festivals or theaters around the country and the world, along with guest filmmakers. All events are free and open to the public.
This year, the festival will feature filmmaker/photographer/climber/athlete Jimmy Chin, whose new documentary Meru tells a compelling story about risk, determination and friendship as it follows the efforts of three internationally famous climbers (Chin among them) to reach the Shark's Fin summit of Mount Meru in the Himalayas.
The film will be shown at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 23. Chin will speak after the film, answering questions and meeting with students. He is an award-winning photographer whose work has been featured regularly in National Geographic. Meru won the 2015 Sundance Audience Award.
At 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 24, director and journalist Nick Berardini will be here with his new documentary about the Taser Corporation, Killing Us Safely. It is a timely story about the ethics of engineering and marketing, as well as the relationship of the police to the public as mediated through these tools.
Among the other films screening during the weekend are Drone, The Wanted 18, King Georges and Here Come the Videofreex.
The festival will also feature an exhibition of virtual reality documentary that employs Oculus Rift virtual reality technology. Projects featured include Ferguson Firsthand, which uses a virtual reality environment to invite the audience into the scene in Feguson, Missouri, where they can encounter people and objects that tell the story and Herders, which provides an immersive cinematic look into the lives of Mongolian yak herders.
By bringing compelling stories about the world and today's important issues to campus—along with filmmakers whose research and artistry tell those stories—the 41 North Film Festival offers the community an opportunity to think more deeply about complex questions around science, engineering, industry, politics, history and the human condition.
Festival sponsors include the Michigan Tech Departments of Humanities and Visual and Performing Arts, the Van Evera Distinguished Lecture Series at the Rozsa Center, Student Affairs and Advancement, the College of Sciences and Arts, University Marketing and Communication, Institutional Diversity, the Departments of Social Sciences and Computer Science and the Indigenous Issues Discussion Group.
The festival website with the full schedule and program will be online soon at http://41northfilmfest.org. For more information about the festival and its events, contact Erin Smith at ersmith@mtu.edu.
From Tech Today, by Jennifer Donovan.


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This is an exercise mentioned in the-odin-project in the HTML/CSS section in the Web Development course. Just like the goals state, this is a creation of a static, non-functioning Google homepage site using only HTML and CSS.

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