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Primitive Announces Tiago Lemos as Its Latest Team Addition
Tiago Lemos is one of the most sought-after pros in the industry. He has the ability to jump on ledges that are taller than those that the average person can skate, and his style speaks for itself. Given his level of talent, Primitive is the perfect fit for the Brazilian powerhouse. Tiago's new home on Paul Rodriguez's brand was made official today with the above announcement. Have a look at what P-Rod had to say about his latest acquisition below.
Tiago Lemos first came up on my radar through Carlos Ribeiro back when we first started Primitive Skate. Carlos would always talk about his friend back home who was getting so good at skating and had next level ability but didn't even realize how good he was getting. When I went on the first "We Are Blood" trip and saw Tiago skate first hand, I put it together that this was the guy that Carlos was talking about, and I immediately saw what he meant. When I'm stood next to Tiago I'm the same size as him, but as soon as he steps on the board it's almost like he turns into the Hulk: he's bigger, stronger, faster. When he gets to a spot he'll start methodically breaking it down, he starts with his normal tricks and builds on them until all of a sudden he's rolling away from the most fucked up trick, and he does that every day, I've never seen anything like it. I'm tripping that Tiago is joining the squad, it's a huge honor to make it official that Tiago Lemos skates for Primitive! – Paul Rodriguez
Congratulations to everyone involved. This is definitely a power move.
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Just a little over two years after joining Vans, Andrew Reynolds is now the "New Boss" of the New Balance Numeric team.
Prior to Vans, he was with Emerica for 20 years.
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Tyshawn Jones announced his new board brand, King Skateboards and dropped his "Kingdom Come" video a few days ago.
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"This student has been isolated and no longer poses a risk to students, faculty or staff," and the school is "fully cooperating with Sacramento County Division of Public Health," the letter said.
Tuberculosis is a bacterial lung infection that is spread through the air when an infected person coughs, sneezes or even laughs. Still, it is not considered highly contagious, according to the American Lung Association.
When the disease becomes active it can produce a range of symptoms, including persistent cough, unrelenting fatigue, weight loss, fever, night sweats and coughing up blood. Not everyone carrying the germ, however, develops the active TB disease, and those who do may feel well or merely develop an occasional cough.
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Der Circuito Lasarte war eine 17,749 Kilometer lange Motorsport-Rennstrecke (Straßenrundkurs) in Lasarte-Oria, Provinz Gipuzkoa im Baskenland in der Nähe des Ferienortes San Sebastián am Golf von Biskaya. Auf ihr wurde in den 1920er und 1930er Jahren insgesamt 8 Mal der Große Preis von Spanien für Automobile ausgerichtet.

Geschichte

Die gegen den Uhrzeigersinn gefahrene Motorsportrennstrecke wurde zwischen den Jahren 1923 und 1935 genutzt. Mit dem Ausbruch des Spanischen Bürgerkriegs im Jahr 1936 wurde der Motorrennsport auf dieser Strecke aufgeben.

Start und Ziel befanden sich in Lasarte, in der Nähe der Pferderennbahn, wo sich auch die Boxengasse und die Haupttribüne befand. Üblicherweise betrug die Renndistanz beim Grand Prix rund 621 Kilometer (35 Runden), was damals eine Renndauer von rund sechs Stunden bedeutete. Beim letzten Rennen 1935 in Lasarte wurde die schnellste Runde von Rudolf Caracciola (Mercedes-Benz) mit einer Durchschnittsgeschwindigkeit von 164 km/h gefahren.

Veranstaltungen

Auf dem Circuito Lasarte wurden zwischen 1923 und 1935 insgesamt 8 mal der Großen Preis von Spanien und zwischen 1923 und 1930 ebenfalls 8 mal der Gran Premio de San Sebastián für Automobile mit internationaler Beteiligung veranstaltet. Bekannte Rennfahrer die auf dem Circuito Lasarte gewannen, waren zum Beispiel Robert Benoist, Rudolf Caracciola, Louis Chiron, Bartolomeo Costantini, Albert Divo, Luigi Fagioli, Emilio Materassi, Achille Varzi und Goffredo Zehender.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg fand das Rennen zum Grand Prix von Spanien auf dem Circuit de Pedralbes nahe Barcelona statt.

In den ersten Jahren fanden auch Motorrad-Rennen auf der Strecke statt.

1926 fand auch einmalig ein Rennen unter dem Titel Großer Preis von Europa auf dem Circuit statt. Der Circuit Lasarte ist damit neben dem Circuito de Jerez die einzige spanische Strecke, die in der Geschichte dieses Grand Prix auf der iberischen Halbinsel mit einer Veranstaltung dieses Titels bedacht wurde.

Im Jahr 1965 wurde die Strecke, mit leicht geändertem Streckenverlauf und einer Länge von 17,66 Kilometer bei der Rad-Straßen-Weltmeisterschaft befahren. Es waren die ersten Rad-Weltmeisterschaften in Spanien.

Siehe auch
 Gran Premio de San Sebastián
 Großer Preis von Spanien

Weblinks

 Lasarte auf Rennstreckendatenbank Circuiti nel Mondo (italienisch)
 Streckenplan der Rennstrecke 1935
 Fotos des Circuito Automovilístico de Lasarte aus dem Jahr 1925
 Streckenplan Rennrad Meisterschaft 1965

Einzelnachweise

Lasarte
Rennstrecke (Echte Straßenrennen)
Ehemalige Rennstrecke
Bauwerk in der Provinz Gipuzkoa
Sport (Lasarte-Oria)
Ehemalige Sportstätte in Spanien

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La Belle Vision Quest
by editor on Apr.21, 2012, under Lucas Oil Hotzone
Quebec's Gerard Millette had a vision. It took almost five years to make that a reality but the wait was most certainly worth it…..
During the recent NHRA 4-Wide Nationals in North Carolina it was the all new S&G Racing '63 Corvette Top Sportsman car that caused quite a big buzz within the pit area. The marquee event included the debut of a simply spectacular new machine, one of the nicest cars ever based from Canada. The finished result is the end product of a labor of love for a husband and wife team that includes Suzanne Millette.
Gerard & Suzanne Millette
Based from St. Etienne PQ (about halfway between Montreal and Quebec City), Millette's Corvette is for sure the most serious venture so far within Gerald's 25-year history in drag racing. Five years ago, he suffered a very serious set back when he crashed his Chevy Beretta at Lebanon Valley NY. It was thus that incident which set things in motion.
"Instead of rebuilding that car we decided to take our time and build a new car that would be faster," explained Suzanne. "This is Gerard's dream car — he had always wanted a 1963 Corvette and it took us 4-years to build it."
The stunning machine, which will be for sure in serious consideration for both "Best Appearing" and "Best Engineered" event awards from here on, was in fact meticulously self-constructed by Gerard and Suzanne who are by trade a pipefitter and a welder respectively.
"We bought a kit from Wally Stroupe and we did all of the fabrication – the entire car," Suzanne continued. "Any bracket you can image on this car was self made. All of the carbon fiber and all of the small details were all Gerard's vision. He is an excellent engineer and we made all of his ideas a reality."
The team has installed a 780 CID engine program by Sunset Racecraft (Texas) within the car's frame rails. They also employ a powerglide transmission by Select Transmission (New York).
After testing the car to the 1/8th mile briefly late last year, the car ran extremely well during its official debut atConcord, which were its first runs ever down the full ¼ mile. In fact after qualifying in Top Sportsman, Millette was impressive, winning his first two rounds in competition hitting consecutive laps of 7.012 secs (7.00 dial) and 6.998 secs (6.94 dial).
"We did well here and the car ran very straight," Gerard added. "Eventually we expect to have it running in the 6.8 secs zone."
Gerard and Suzanne funded their car 100% as independents. They were quick to cite very valuable support received from David & Nancy Wooding who reside in New York State. The Wooding's helped them greatly by ordering and accumulating all of the parts necessary for their project during its construction period.
The S&G Racing Corvette will focus its 2012 season within the NHRA's Northeast Division One Top Sportsman class circuit.
The S&G Racing Corvette ran well during it's debut at NHRA Concord -- winning two rounds in TS
Posted by: Bruce Biegler – Photos by: Bruce Biegler


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#ifndef H_CFCUTIL
#define H_CFCUTIL

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <setjmp.h>

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How to find out whether you've had COVID (vaccinated or not)
It can be useful to know about old COVID-19 infections, but there's a limited time frame to investigate.
Jill MargoHealth editor
Aug 19, 2022 – 11.16am
Many Australians don't know if they've had COVID-19. They also don't know how to find out and, indeed, whether there is any point in doing so.
Experts say there is some benefit in knowing, but they also point out that the limitations of existing technology mean not everyone will get a definitive answer.
The test is that it can tell the difference between people who are vaccinated and those who have had a natural infection.
Past infections with COVID-19 can be detected with a blood test, but the test is far more likely to detect a recent infection than one from the first or second year of the pandemic.
The beauty of the test is that it can tell the difference between people who are vaccinated and those who have had a natural infection. It does this by distinguishing between the antibodies produced against the vaccine and the antibodies produced against a natural infection.
The test focuses on the antibodies to parts of the virus that are not present in vaccines used in Australia. These parts are called nucleocapsid proteins, and the discovery of antibodies to them is proof of infection as the test has a very low false positive rate. The tests are covered by Medicare and can be ordered by a GP.
But the antibodies measured fade over time and this is where the literature becomes cloudy, says associate professor Philip Cunningham, a biomedical scientist at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital and adjunct associate professor at The Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney.
Associate professor Philip Cunningham says there aren't many well-designed antibody studies on the timing of COVID-19 infections.
"Most reports say they start to fade at five months and are mostly all but undetectable by eight months," he says. "After this window of opportunity, it's pretty much impossible to determine whether someone has been exposed. The problem is that there aren't many well-designed studies to determine exactly when these antibodies disappear."
However, Cunningham says Sydney has a large collection of samples with a clinical database – literally on ice – that could yield some more answers. They are from a study set up at the beginning of the pandemic that followed people, taking blood and swabs.
"These patients are still being followed and there are freezers full of their samples. Few other centres around the globe set up such collections because everyone was in such a panic, dealing with the day-to day.
"Now Sydney is in a good position to retrieve the samples and look at how long nucleocapsid antibodies really last and what factors influence this. A factor such as severity of disease has been implicated in higher levels of antibodies."
Other potential uses
As most people rely on direct detection with rapid antigen and polymerase chain reaction tests, he says these antibody tests have not had much utility, but are now becoming more widely used.
Knowing if you've had a previous infection can be useful, says Professor Dore. Kate Geraghty
Greg Dore, a professor of infectious diseases and epidemiology at The Kirby, initially used these tests for research purposes. Now, in his St Vincent's Hospital outpatient clinic, where he's been seeing patients with long COVID since mid-2020, he often orders the test as part of pathology investigating those with suspected prior COVID-19.
"For patients with long COVID type symptoms, but without a confirmed diagnosis of acute COVID-19, it can be helpful," he says.
It also has other potential uses. "There is clear evidence that if you have been double- or triple-vaccinated, and then you become infected, you will have very strong hybrid immunity.
"Say you were infected with omicron BA.2 earlier this year, you are now concerned about reinfection with BA.5 and want to know if you need a further vaccination," he says. "Knowing you have hybrid immunity could influence your decision because your risk of reinfection would be considerably lower than vaccine-based immunity alone.
"Vaccine-based immunity without infection is still very strongly protective against severe disease, but provides relatively modest protection against infection."
He says the more recent the infection, the stronger the hybrid immunity and the stronger the protection against further infection.
As the bulk of Australians who have had COVID-19 became infected in the big omicron wave this year, they would probably still have hybrid immunity if they'd been vaccinated too.
The test has important public health utility, says Professor Kaldor.
But for those infected earlier, their antibodies to nucleocapsid proteins might no longer be at high enough levels to confirm they had an infection.
Limited clinical value
"In the clinic, we see people with long COVID symptoms who never had a positive PCR test because it wasn't readily available when they were infected in 2020. Their nucleocapsid test is generally negative," Dore says.
"Another issue is that people who are vaccinated have lower sensitivity for this test, around 70 or 80 per cent. This is not too bad, but means a proportion of people who were recently infected will test negative."
John Kaldor, professor and head of the Global Health Program at The Kirby Institute, says that while knowledge of a past infection can provide some insights, he believes its clinical value is limited for most people.
Even if people know their past infection status, he believes they will still make their choices about modifying their social distancing behaviour and vaccine uptake based on contemporary circumstances.
But, while the test is limited as a clinical tool, it has public health utility, he says. On a population level, it can provide important surveillance and epidemiological data that helps build Australia's pandemic intelligence.
This year several Australian organisations, including The Kirby Institute, have embarked on a series of four "serosurveys" – analysing blood samples – from around Australia to survey antibodies to COVID-19.
The first showed that by the end of February, after the big omicron wave, 17 per cent of the population had antibodies to nucleocapsid proteins. The second showed that by early June, after more waves, 46 per cent had antibodies, suggesting more than a quarter of the population was infected in the previous three months.
With a lot of virus in circulation, PCR and RATs did not reflect the true number of infections. While some experienced only mild or no symptoms and might not have had a test, others might not have reported positive RATS.
Serosurveys provide a more complete picture and the third one will start late this month. Professor Paul Kelly, Australia's Chief Medical Officer, has described the data collected from these surveys as "crucial" for informing the pandemic response.
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Funny how the moment I decide to go somewhere, start to get my brain into actual travel mode, rather than think of travel mode, the frst things I start to do are upload all of the pictures I never did from the last trip. I guess it's a house cleaning of sorts, if I post all the old pictures, I'll have space for the new ones? Hard to say. I do know that I've spent way too much time on this thing today, looking at sites about Costa Rica (surf schools, surf shops, house rentals, car rentals, maps, travel tips, spanish lessons, currency conversion, electric outlet similarities, eco tours, cloud forests, monkeys, spiders, volcanoes, et al..) and so I'm not going to spend a lot of time writing tonight. I believe there to be a french gangster movie I haven't seen in my future. Perhaps this will be the one with a happy ending I've been so hopeful of finding.
The morning started off with Green Ginger tea (subtle aftertaste of pear inclusive) but no manuka honey necessary. And it was a Deerhunter kind of morning. I have no idea why I feel compelled to consistently catalogue my varying tea and musical choices each day, but it seems appropriate somehow.
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Traveling by air for long hours can be stressful to your body. It can cause tightness of the muscles, clotting of the blood etc which may end up causing some medical problems. To avoid these problems after your long haul flight, it is important to stay active while in the air.
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Designated "A Landmark of Federal Architectural Significance" and located on St. Petersburg's main thoroughfare, The Atrium at Nevsky 25 - a Class A office building - assembled private and public expertise to preserve the building's architectural integrity while creating a symbol of the city's commercial rebirth. Retailers occupy the first floor, offices are on floors 2-5 and an existing courtyard was enclosed with a skylight and completely refurbished to facilitate circulation within an existing new space. Walls and floors have been strengthened to Western standards and new installations including triple-glazed windows, lobby flooring of patterned granite in the style of 19th century Russian palaces, advanced heating, ventilating, air-conditioning and security systems have been installed. To restore the building's original roof line, a top floor, not part of the original structure, was demolished and replaced with two new floors under a slanted roof. For maximum impact these floors were oriented towards a new glass-enclosed central atrium that had previously been the courtyard. The light weight framing of the floors offered an extra benefit: open and efficient office space.
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Q: Ubuntu 18.04 Dual boot Windows 10 fails to boot Right,
So I am having a complete nightmare with this. I have as far as I know exhausted all the help I can get from browsing the forums.
Laptop: Porsche Design Book One
OEM OS: Windows 10
Ubuntu: 18.04
Boot Mode: UEFI
I freed up around 270gb of space on the primary drive /dev/nvme0n1.
Installed ubuntu basically without any complex partitioning.
Grub just always boots up to command. If I hit F12 to show boot menu, it shows:

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*Windows Boot Manager (INTEL SSPD....)

*Grub (INTEL SSPD....)

*BIOS Setup

If I boot using Windows Boot Manager (which is default boot anyway) it just goes straight to windows. If I select Grub I get command line.
I had a small breakthrough where at command line I can get Ubuntu to boot, using the following:
grub> set root=(hd0,gpt5)
grub> linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/nvme0n1p5
grub> initrd /initrd.img
grub> boot

This boots absolutely fine.
I have:

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*Disabled fast boot in windows

*Disabled secure boot in the bios

*Added an entry using bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\grub\shimx64.efi

*Ran update-grub and grub-install

*Used boot repair

None of this works
The dump of boot repair is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Qg6Ktfpfzw/. Which should give a pretty good insight into the setup.
If anybody could help me get Linux booting properly that would be great. I have done this on multiple computers before and never had a problem with it dual booting. It must just be this weird laptop. Or I'm missing something obvious.
Thanks

A: You may want to try:
bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\BOOT\grubx64.efi

I downloaded on 2 Oct 2018, Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS AMD64. And I  found the grubx64.efi in the \EFI\boot directory on my USB drive. I got no grub screen as well until I added the command I mentioned.

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SXSW music panel takes on #MeToo, Time's Up movements
Posted: Mar 14, 2018 / 10:21 PM CDT / Updated: Mar 15, 2018 / 12:52 AM CDT
A South by Southwest panel of powerful female artists takes on the groundbreaking and controversial anti-harassment movement in Hollywood.
The musicians say with no HR Department in their industry, it's crucial that they back the Times Up and MeToo campaigns.
Costa Rican Rapper Nakury says her high-energy rhymes are written to empower women, but there was a time when she was afraid sexual harassment would cripple her career.
"There was one guy that said to me that he was going to close every door to me," Nakury said.
She believes that kind of manipulation is still happening to many other women in the music industry worldwide.
Nakury took her story to SXSW — where artists and executives looked at ways to add steam to the MeToo and Times Up movements — and show up-and-coming artists ways to defend themselves.
"We have to know that we don't deserve that. And, when we're in that position we have all of our right to say no," Nakury said.
Women performers say one of the biggest challenges is the lack of structure in the industry. When the workplace is a studio, bar or a tour bus, there's no authority or office to file a report.
"If we come together as Hollywood did, in a strong way, then a lot of changes will come in the future," said Diana Rodriguez, CEO of Criteria Entertainment.
For Nakury, that means more women need to speak out and be the lead needed. Nakury says with a microphone in hand, the best way for women artists to be heard is to speak out.
The artists also offered ways for young artists to shut down sexual harassment in the workplace. One piece of advice: say "no" even if you are not the target.
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin SWAT is on the scene of a reported shooting/stabbing hot shot call at the 500 block of Deen Avenue near North Lamar Boulevard and Payton Gin Road in north Austin, according to Austin police.
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Junior Secretary – Judge Sykes Frixou
Judge Sykes Frixou has an exciting new opportunity for a college student to join the firm as a Junior Secretary.
The role will require someone to undertake work in all areas of law that they practice in. They will provide in house training and are prepared to offer external training opportunities for the right candidate.
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The client in question is one of the leading firms in Kent and South East, offering multi-services, with over 8 Legal 500 Chambers ranked departments, housed in their majestic offices. This firm are one of the oldest practices in the UK with a rich heritage that can be traced back over 300 years.
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Location: London (Central)
Salary: £30,000 Plus 5 Star Benefits
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Lawson Clark Ltd is working with one of the City's iconic international law firms to find a second jobber legal secretary who would love to build their future as a legal secretary / PA in a firm where no expense is spared on salaries, staff career development, and a host of benefits and social options.
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Salary: Up to £25,000
A fantastic opportunity in Manchester city centre has arisen for a Family Legal Secretary to join an experienced law firm.
The client is a reputable practice that provides a full service to their clients. Their team works closely together to deliver a fantastic and bespoke service. The role of the Family Legal Secretary will be within a positive team environment, helping contribute to the firm's overall success.
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Receptionist / Junior Secretary – Judge Sykes Frixou
Judge Sykes Frixou has an exciting new opportunity for a college student to join the firm as a trainee receptionist/secretary. You will be the first point of contact for clients so an efficient and friendly manner is a must. The role will consist of but not limited to; welcoming clients, directing calls, sorting the post and general administration.
The role will progress so that you will undertake secretarial duties such as assisting fee earners with their day to day requirements and general typing.
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A leading internationally known firm are recruiting a hybrid team leader / senior legal PA to join them on a permanent basis. This is a highly rewarding and challenging role where the successful candidate will support 2 senior partners as well as manage up to 15 PAs in the group. Applicants will have previous secretarial coordination or PA team leader experience, ideally getting involved with absence management, mentoring and supporting with the appraisal process.


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Q: Python hashlib module producing strange results I'm using the hashlib module to test a hypothesis about hash algorithms and I'm getting strange results. I check my results with the Windows fciv program. The workflow I'm using is this:

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*Gather the file and algorithm from the user.

*Print out the original filename and hashed file using that algorithm.

*Test the results with fciv in Windows.

*Add a few bytes or a space character to the file.

*Print out he new hashed file using the chosen algorithm.

*Test the results with the updated file in fciv.

The problem is this:
When I use a .txt file, I am getting the different results as I expected from my program and from fciv. This works perfectly.
Here is the output:
Original Filename: example_docs\testDocument.txt
Original md5 Hash: 62bef8046d4bcbdc46ac81f5e4202fe7
Updated md5 Hash: 78a96b792cf2ea160db5e4823f4bf0c5

However, when I use an .mp4 video file, fciv shows a different hash, but my program does not.
Here is the output:
Original Filename: example_docs\testVideo.mp4
Original md5 Hash: 9a7dcb986e2e756dda60e851a0b03916
Updated md5 Hash: 9a7dcb986e2e756dda60e851a0b03916

It doesn't matter how many times I run my program, the hash remains the same in the output from my program, but fciv displays different results.
Here is my code snippet:
def getHash(filename, algorithm):
    h = hashlib.new(algorithm)
    h.update(filename)
    return h.hexdigest()

print "Original Filename: {file}".format(file=args.file)
with open(args.file, "a+") as inFile:
    h = getHash(inFile.read(), args.algorithm)
    print "Original {hashname} Hash: {hashed_file}".format(hashname=args.algorithm, hashed_file=h)

with open(args.file, "a+") as inFile:
    inFile.write(b'\x07\x08\x07') # Also worked with inFile.write(" ")

with open(args.file, "a+") as inFile:
    h = getHash(inFile.read(), args.algorithm)
        print "Updated {hashname} Hash: {hashed_file}".format(hashname=args.algorithm, hashed_file=h)

where args.algorithm is md5 and args.file is the user-provided filename.

A: Open your files always in binary mode with ab+. Otherwise Python on Windows will use text mode for what it thinks are text files.
But I do wonder why you would be using ab+ rather than rb+ if you intend to read the entire file as with ab+ the file pointer starts out at the end where as with rb+ it starts out at the beginning of the file.
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/23566951 for a nice list of the file modes.


Brazil is warm. January is the middle of its summer: temperatures are in the upper nineties during the day, and the humidity is just as high. Fortunately, the temperature cools in the evenings, especially during the almost-daily, one-hour rain storms (deluges). But this part of Brazil is beautiful: green, rolling hills with lots of vegetation; prosperous cities which offer much of what we have in America.
Brazil is warm. The people are friendly and affectionate. Someone entering a room personally greets each person individually. People look each other in the eye and listen carefully. Hugging is natural and common. Men often put their arms around each other's shoulders. Children receive attention and love from everybody.
Sunday was especially warm (in the second sense). We attended the Campinas Central Church of the Nazarene, the largest Nazarene congregation worldwide. Each of the 4 Sunday services is packed out. We sat down front and wore headphones with an English translator (a lovely young California woman, wife of one of the pastors, who met her husband at Point Loma). The music was mostly familiar ("It is Well," "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," and several choruses) but with Portuguese words. The entire children's department came to the platform for a presentation, and a youth group going on a Work and Witness trip came forward. The pastor prayed for each of these groups. Over 20 men and women receiving local preacher's licenses were brought forward to be introduced and prayed for. One of them is a young dentist, another one a nationally-known radio announcer and former senator.
Pastor Aguilar Valvassaura preached a rich sermon on Jesus changing sinners into fishers of men. Three "S" words make the transformation: salvation, sanctification, and servanthood. Pastor Aguilar is a very loving person. We felt as if he knew us and really cared for us. And the people in the church clearly loved him.
He must also be an amazing organizer and inspirational leader. This church has 8200+ members, offers 4 services each Sunday and a service every night of the week, and 150 small group Bible studies. The church presents concerts in the city park twice a year with 45,000 people attending. Every year or so this church begins a new church, sending off 200 of its members. We were so privileged to worship with them.
Our hosts during these three weeks are a lovely couple from Midwest USA, missionaries Steve and Debbie. They have provided for our every need, and we really enjoy our visits around the table three times a day. Our room and bath are comfortable. Steve is Academic Dean and Religion Department chair of the new Brazil Nazarene University, and Debbie is Work and Witness coordinator and teaches music.
We have begun our work, but will make much more progress this week. Ralph has outlined some components to discuss with the theology people at our meetings Monday and Tuesday. When he understands their goals and purposes, we will begin more serious developing and writing for their new Master in Arts in Religion.
Last and least: our trip was safe but very long. Our delay in Chicago meant that we arrived at 2:00 a.m. on Thursday morning. But we have slept well and are now rested and ready for work.
Blessings on all your homes.
This entry was posted on January 14th, 2008 at 08:53:42 am and is filed under Brazil Journal.


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Q: Django 3.0 Not Found: /favicon.ico and failing to store uploaded image into disk I am a newbie to Django development and developing an app where users can upload their details and profile picture. The uploaded picture is failed to store in the disk and showing an error. please help me out. [EDITED]
Not Found: /favicon.ico
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Exception happened during processing of request from ('127.0.0.1', 53590)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:\users\venkatesh\appdata\local\programs\python\python38-32\lib\socketserver.py", line 650, in process_request_thread
    self.finish_request(request, client_address)
  File "c:\users\venkatesh\appdata\local\programs\python\python38-32\lib\socketserver.py", line 360, in finish_request
    self.RequestHandlerClass(request, client_address, self)
  File "c:\users\venkatesh\appdata\local\programs\python\python38-32\lib\socketserver.py", line 720, in __init__
    self.handle()
  File "C:\Users\venkatesh\Envs\django\lib\site-packages\django\core\servers\basehttp.py", line 174, in handle
    self.handle_one_request()
  File "C:\Users\venkatesh\Envs\django\lib\site-packages\django\core\servers\basehttp.py", line 182, in handle_one_request
    self.raw_requestline = self.rfile.readline(65537)
  File "c:\users\venkatesh\appdata\local\programs\python\python38-32\lib\socket.py", line 669, in readinto
    return self._sock.recv_into(b)
ConnectionAbortedError: [WinError 10053] An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine

Here is my urls.py file
from django.urls import path
from django.conf import settings
from django.conf.urls.static import static
from django.views.generic.base import RedirectView
from django.contrib.staticfiles.storage import staticfiles_storage

from . import views

urlpatterns = [
    path('',views.home,name='home'),
    path('signup/',views.register,name='signup'),
    path('signup/register',views.register,name='signup'),
    path('signin/',views.signin,name='signin'),
    path('signin/signin',views.signin,name='signin'),
    path('logout/',views.logout,name='logout'),

]

if settings.DEBUG:
    urlpatterns += static(settings.STATIC_URL, document_root = settings.STATIC_ROOT)
    urlpatterns += static(settings.MEDIA_URL, document_root = settings.MEDIA_ROOT)

Here is my settings.py
"""
Django settings for AI project.

Generated by 'django-admin startproject' using Django 3.0.7.

For more information on this file, see
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/settings/

For the full list of settings and their values, see
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/settings/
"""

import os

# Build paths inside the project like this: os.path.join(BASE_DIR, ...)
BASE_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))

# Quick-start development settings - unsuitable for production
# See https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/howto/deployment/checklist/

# SECURITY WARNING: keep the secret key used in production secret!
SECRET_KEY = '4+12aq#j(k%zq%(b%)o2&ln=2ex7-dykjo-(=hk1m3dxj2#&dtz_'

# SECURITY WARNING: don't run with debug turned on in production!
DEBUG = True

ALLOWED_HOSTS = []

# Application definition

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    'django.contrib.admin',
    'django.contrib.auth',
    'django.contrib.contenttypes',
    'django.contrib.sessions',
    'django.contrib.messages',
    'django.contrib.staticfiles',
    'Bharatha',
]

MIDDLEWARE = [
    'django.middleware.security.SecurityMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware',
    'django.contrib.messages.middleware.MessageMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.clickjacking.XFrameOptionsMiddleware',
]

ROOT_URLCONF = 'AI.urls'

TEMPLATES = [
    {
        'BACKEND': 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates',
        'DIRS': [os.path.join(BASE_DIR,'templates')],
        'APP_DIRS': True,
        'OPTIONS': {
            'context_processors': [
                'django.template.context_processors.debug',
                'django.template.context_processors.request',
                'django.contrib.auth.context_processors.auth',
                'django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages',
            ],
        },
    },
]

WSGI_APPLICATION = 'AI.wsgi.application'

# Database
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/settings/#databases

DATABASES = {
    'default': {
        'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql',
        'NAME': 'postgres',
        'USER':'postgres',
        'PASSWORD':'2208',
        'HOST':'localhost'

    }
}

# Password validation
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/settings/#auth-password-validators

AUTH_PASSWORD_VALIDATORS = [
    {
        'NAME': 'django.contrib.auth.password_validation.UserAttributeSimilarityValidator',
    },
    {
        'NAME': 'django.contrib.auth.password_validation.MinimumLengthValidator',
    },
    {
        'NAME': 'django.contrib.auth.password_validation.CommonPasswordValidator',
    },
    {
        'NAME': 'django.contrib.auth.password_validation.NumericPasswordValidator',
    },
]

# Internationalization
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/i18n/

LANGUAGE_CODE = 'en-us'

TIME_ZONE = 'UTC'

USE_I18N = True

USE_L10N = True

USE_TZ = True

# Static files (CSS, JavaScript, Images)
# https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/howto/static-files/

STATIC_URL = '/static/'
STATICFILES_DIRS = (os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'static'), )
STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'staticfiles')

MEDIA_URl = '/media/'
MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR,'media')

here is my views.py
from django.shortcuts import render,redirect
from django.contrib.auth.models import User,auth
from django.contrib import messages
from .forms import Profile_Form
from .models import ResgisterFrom

# Create your views here.
def home(request):
    return render(request,'base.html')

def signin(request):
    if request.method=='POST':
        username = request.POST['username']
        password= request.POST['password']

        user =auth.authenticate(username=username,password=password)
        if user is not None:
            auth.login(request,user)
            return redirect("/")
        else:
            messages.info(request,'Invalid Credentials!')
            return redirect('signin')
    else:

        return render(request,'signin.html')

def logout(request):
    auth.logout(request)
    return redirect('/')

def register(request):
    # if this is a POST request we need to process the form data
    template = 'register.html'

    if request.method == 'POST':
        # create a form instance and populate it with data from the request:
        #form = Profile_Form(request.POST)
        form = Profile_Form(request.POST, request.FILES)
        # check whether it's valid:
        if form.is_valid():
            if User.objects.filter(username=form.cleaned_data['username']).exists():
                return render(request, template, {
                    'form': form,
                    'error_message': 'Username already exists.'
                })
            elif User.objects.filter(email=form.cleaned_data['email']).exists():
                return render(request, template, {
                    'form': form,
                    'error_message': 'Email already exists.'
                })
            elif form.cleaned_data['password'] != form.cleaned_data['password_repeat']:
                return render(request, template, {
                    'form': form,
                    'error_message': 'Passwords do not match.'
                })
            else:
                # Create the user:
                user = User.objects.create_user(
                    form.cleaned_data['username'],
                    form.cleaned_data['email'],
                    form.cleaned_data['password']
                )
                user.first_name = form.cleaned_data['first_name']
                user.last_name = form.cleaned_data['last_name']
                user.phone_number = form.cleaned_data['phone_number']
                user.photo = request.FILES['photo']
                user.save()

                return redirect('signin')

   # No post data available, let's just show the page.
    else:
        form = Profile_Form()

    return render(request, template, {'form': form})

class EmpImageDisplay(DetailView):
    model = ResgisterFrom
    template_name = 'base.html'
    context_object_name = 'user'

here is my models.py
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

# Create your models here.

class ResgisterFrom(models.Model):
    username = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    email = models.EmailField(max_length=200)
    password = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    password_repeat = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    first_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    last_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    phone_number = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    photo = models.ImageField(upload_to='images/')

    def __str__(self):
        return self.username

Thanks in advance

A: In your settings.py
You should add /
STATIC_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'static/')
MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR,'media/')


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The Mythical Interpretations in the TBP
Re: The Mythical Interpretations in the TBP
Unread post by Norman » Thu Apr 07, 2016 5:17 am
Subject: The Milky Way Ocean
From Picture of the day: "The Circular Ocean" - http://thunderbolts.info/tpod/2008/arch ... rocean.htm - Contributed by Rens Van der Sluijs.
It is probably fair to say that the cosmological systems described by traditional societies around the world contain more features that do not make sense from a modern perspective than ones that do.
The perspective and sense is dependent of the investigating approach.
Contemporary members of indigenous societies will dwell on the phenomena of sunrise and the cycle of the moon and point out the Milky Way and a few notable constellations, but these statements are far outweighed by the excessive interest shown in a bevy of anomalous features
Anomalous features derives from an insufficient perspective in a theory.
The theme of an ocean following the circular perimeter of the earth is widespread, and in quite a few cases, the enclosing body of water is itself envisioned as a "ring" or river. The Egyptians had such a concept, portraying the god Osiris in his "watery" aspect as the personification of the circular ocean: "… you are hale and great in your name of 'Sea'; behold, you are great and round in <your name of> 'Ocean'; behold, you are circular and round as the circle which surrounds the Ḥзw-nbwt …", says a spell in the Pyramid Texts.
When knowing of the Milky Way Mythology and its´symbols, this "ring or river" is obvious. In the Norse Mythology this is called the Midgaard Serpent which encircles the Earth up in the Sky.
The Milky Way is also mentioned as "a river which runs all around the Earth in the Sky" in several cultures. The assumed "Flood Myth catastrophe" is a misinterpretation of this mytho-cosmological description of the Milky Way.
The Greek historian Herodotus bemoaned his compatriots for "foolishly" perpetuating the myth of the circular ocean, in the face of current knowledge: "And I laugh to see how many have ere now drawn maps of the world, not one of them showing the matter reasonably; for they draw the world as round as if fashioned by compasses, encircled by the river of Ocean . . .
But the concept remained popular for millennia afterwards, in countries far outside the sphere of Greek influence. As an example, the people of Benin contended until recently that "the water surrounds the earth around its entire convex surface". And the Pueblo people of New Mexico "believe the earth to be circular and surrounded on all sides by the ocean.
Nice ancient cosmological descriptions of the Milky Way River . . . and who is now the laughing stock?
If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you; but if you really make them think, they'll hate you.
Unread post by Norman » Mon Apr 11, 2016 5:52 am
Subject: "Mother Goddess & the Dragon"
From "Remembering the End of the World" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Clq-GiqvL9o
In timestamp 3:05 in this video, the Egyptian goddess Hathor is mentioned as an example of the planet Venus and Comet Venus.
It is very strange that anyone with interest in Comparative Mythology can study the Egyptian goddess Hathor without noticing the prime mytho-astronomical attribute of goddess Hathor.
The Egyptian goddess Hathor has nothing to do with planet Venus or a comet. "She" is specifically associated with the Milky Way and the creation of everything in our galaxy. Read of this here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hathor#Re ... nd_symbols
The Greek goddess Aphrodite and the Roman goddess Venus is equal to goddess Hathor and subsequently should be associated with the Milky Way imagery and the MIlky Way formation and not with planet Venus or a Comet.
The Roman Empire dubbed the planets after the Roman Pantheon as a commemoration of their primeval deities when adopting Christianity.
This has lead scholars to believe that planets are the real deities, which of course is a huge distortion of both the ancient myths and the astronomical conditions, thus ascribing the primeval and archetypical myths to planets instead of to the Milky Way realms as clearly indicated and stated by the explanation of the Egyptian goddess Hathor.
Subject: The Comet Venus - Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FbbcGpcFNs
I´m asking:
Timestamp 5:50 - What are the mytho-astronomical logical explanations of seeing planet Venus as a feminine planet and the Mother of Goddess?
So far no replies . . .
Riotboy1 asks:
I don't understand how could Venus come from Jupiter.
+Riotboy1
This (planetary) assumption is based on the mythical interpretation of "Goddess Venus born from the primeval god Jupiter" where Venus should have "sprung out of Jupiter's forehead".
Another explanation of the birth of Venus states this goddess to be created out of the cosmic sea = i. e. the "primordial (Milky Way) waters", just like the Greek goddess Aphrodite.
IMO, the planetary interpretation of this myth is misunderstood because of a simple lack of mythical knowledge of the Milky Way, which is mentioned as the Heavenly River (the cosmic sea) where the Venus Goddess derives from the Milky Way center.
The Egyptian goddess Hathor is equal to the Greek goddess Aphrodite and the Roman goddess Venus - and as goddess Hathor resembles the Milky Way contours on the southern hemisphere, goddess Venus also belongs to the Milky Way realms. Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hathor
Unfortunately, modern scholars interpret the ancient myths to deal with planets only, thus confusing both the ancient myths and their factual astronomical conditions, assuming different planetary catastrophic positions and motions which have never taken place.
This mythical confusion of planets and the deities of the Milky Way doesn´t of course discard the scientific idea and observation of planet Venus showing up a cometary tail.
comingfrom
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Unread post by comingfrom » Fri Apr 22, 2016 3:21 pm
OK then Norman, I will reply.
Norman wrote: So far no replies . . .
Because all previous replies have been soundly rejected.
No matter what anyone says,
the Milky Way was the inspiration for all myth, as well as the cause of past catastrophic events on earth.
Unfortunately, modern scholars don't consider the myths at all.
They are not treated as scientific evidence, or even as actual testimony.
Modern science teaches us that the history of earth was a slow gradual progression and evolution till now, with the last real catastrophe being an asteroid which wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
No worlds in collision. No upheaval in earth. Just periodic ice ages.
You are saying early men sat around campfires gazing up at the Milky Way, to dream up their myths,
and so formed the global archetypes.
I'm not sure why you can't see why your proposal is so unbelievable.
What dramatic events could have occurred in the Milky Way to awe men so and inspire them to make such lasting stories, and deify it?
Talbot continually reminds us, there is nothing out there now, which explains the myths. Because we have a different sky now. And the symbols of the myths have since been projected onto what see now, such as the Milky Way, or some local mountain.
Which makes logical sense.
Especially since his model also explains so much celestial phenomena which was hitherto unexplained.
Unread post by Norman » Sun Apr 24, 2016 4:24 am
Hello Paul and thanks for your reply.
I don´t know about "soundly rejected"
No matter what anyone says, the Milky Way was the inspiration for all myth, as well as the cause of past catastrophic events on earth.
Yes, the inspiration of the numerous Stories of Creation is without any doubts connected to the Milky Way. But the "catastrophic events theory" in the TBP derives from interpreting the forceful powers of creation as disasters, which is a contradiction in itself. The overall creation is not disastrous, but fantastic and wonderful.
Unfortunately, modern scholars don't consider the myths at all. They are not treated as scientific evidence, or even as actual testimony.
No, most moderns scholars don´t consider the myths at all, but surely the scholarly proponents of the "planetary catastrophic events" do consider the (planetary) myths as scientific circumstances and testimonies, which are implied in the theory of "once an alien Sky".
You are saying early men sat around campfires gazing up at the Milky Way, to dream up their myths, and so formed the global archetypes.
Yes I am. And so would you and all others if being in close contact to nature and all its motions on the Earth and in the Sky. I admit that many ancient inspirations of the creation have derived from dreams and visions, which is quite normal as we all are connected to the creation. (You also can read of such visionary events in the Bible)
But otherwise, our ancestors got most of the information just by using their physical senses in order to empirically mark the different celestial motions and the seasonal changes and imply these information's in their myths.
The Sun is of course very important to mark. And so are the stars and star constellations, seemingly revolving around the celestial poles on both hemispheres. And, as our ancestors imagined the Milky Way contours as human looking beings, the crescent shape of the Milky Way revolving around the celestial poles were/are very important, representing the prime male and female deities and archetypes.
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I'm not sure why you can't see why your proposal is so unbelievable. What dramatic events could have occurred in the Milky Way to awe men so and inspire them to make such lasting stories, and deify it?
I would say the large crescent Milky Way contours are very impressive (awe full) indeed, and so thought our ancestors too and they surely deified the Milky Way contours. Why don´t you see this believable and obvious proposal which is confirmed by the image below?
Goddess Hathor/Nut - Equal to the Roman goddess Venus.
Your "What dramatic events could have occurred in the Milky Way" is based on the assumptions that the Myths of Creation deals only with planets instead of the Milky Way and Constellation Mythology. Replacing these myths to planetary conditions of course demands a theory which dramatically distorts the myths and relocate the planets to places that they never have been.
Of course Talbott and others states, "there is nothing out there now" which fits the ancient world view - since they don´t observe what our ancestors really did observe.
Which makes logical sense. Especially since his model also explains so much celestial phenomena which was hitherto unexplained.
The Talbott explanations seemingly makes much logical sense because of David Talbott´s excellent mythical comparative skills - unfortunately he, and other "catastrophists" connect the myths to inferior planets which hardly are mentioned in the Myths of Creation. This is very difficult for "non-mythicians" to analyze and falsify, so many readers and listeners just believe this dogma.
Everything what our ancestors observed is STILL out there now. The present Sky is very much the same as the one our ancestors observed. It all depend of taking the Myths of Creation seriously and connect their contents to the correct celestial objects and motions.
If doing so, the ancient Myths of Creation excellently can support the strict scientific part of Electric Universe and Plasma Cosmology.
Unread post by comingfrom » Sun Apr 24, 2016 2:57 pm
What about all the other myths, Norman?
Every culture did have a creation myth, but every culture also had many myths.
You appear to categorize all myth as creation myth.
Paul, you asked:
comingfrom wrote: What about all the other myths, Norman?
Paul, the proponents of the "planetary catastrophism" uses archetypical myths which derives from the primeval telling of the creation where gods and goddesses, i.e. "creative forces and objects", participates in the creation, so of course I focus on the cultural creation myths in my analysis and arguments.
The catastrophism proponents uses qualitative forces, attributes, celestial location and appearance of these primeval and superior deities of creation, (the Roman Pantheon deities) but they ascribe these qualities and cosmological locations to planets only because of the Roman naming of planets when the empire adopted Christianity, where they had to abandon their pantheon deities for the One (invisible) God only, but giving the planets commemorational names of their pantheon. - Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constanti ... t_of_Milan
The Mytho-Cosmological World Picture of the catastrophism proponents.
This is the very narrow cosmological World Picture of the catastrophism proponents. They interpret the myths of creation with a focus on planets only, but their mytho-cosmological references belongs to a much larger World Picture and a much wider and different cosmological realm.
The Mytho-Cosmological World Picture of our Ancestors.
According to several myths already posted here, our ancestors evidently and clearly had a cosmological World Picture knowledge of the Milky Way and it´s formation as noted here:
1) The Egyptian goddess Hathor (equal to the Roman goddess Venus and the Greek goddess Aphrodite) is associated with the Milky Way. Subsequently and logically goddesses Venus and Aphrodite also have to be associated with the MIlky Way.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hathor
2) The Egyptian story of creation, the Ogdoad, describes the pro-creation of the Milky Way center where the first fiery light, the Atum-Ra god of light, is the first entity to be created in the Milky Way center. (Atum-Ra and goddess Hathor have a complex relationship in the creation = Milky Way matters) Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogdoad#In ... _mythology
3) In the Hindu Mount Meru myth of the Cosmic Mountain, "the Sun along with all the planets in the Solar System revolve around Mount Meru as one unit" = around the Milky Way center, as observed by modern telescopes. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Meru#Hindu_legends
If working seriously, methodically and honestly with the mythical comparative method, these 3 clear mytho-cosmological evidential texts should in fact be sufficient enough to discard the "planetary polar configuration" ideas.
In the Electric Universe context, this central "fiery light of creation" in the Ogdoad creation story, can be described by modern terms with the cosmological Bennet Z-Pinch effect which creates huge electromagnetic gamma rays in the galactic center.
Goddess Hathor and god Atum-Ra have a "complex relationship" in the Egyptian story of creation and "together they created everything" in the ancient known part of the Universe, our Milky Way, according to the Milky Way goddess Hathor. That is: The equality of goddess Hathor and goddess Venus logically connects both to the Milky Way and NOT to planet Venus, as falsely assumed by the planetary catastrophic proponents
The mytho-cosmological misinterpretation of planetary issues demands significant astronomical manipulations and speculations in order to fit the (not needed) "planetary polar configuration hypothesis" and these highly speculative manipulations will haunt the general TBP and delay the public development of the otherwise very fine and strict scientifical EU cosmological model.
Unread post by nick c » Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:34 am
Ivar,
There is so much about your proposal that does not make sense. It seems that you are simply denying what the myth makers said and rewriting it to fit your preexisting idea.
-The Milky Way in mythology is not generally an important participant or active character. It is more of a part of the celestial landscape, often described as a river. As an analogy it is a part of a set on the stage, it is not one of the actors in the play.
The only way you manage to assign an important role to the Milky Way is by saying that when mythmakers said "Venus" they meant Milky Way, when they said "Saturn" they meant the Milky Way, etc.
This flies in the face of the myths themselves where they are clearly talking about celestial bodies that moved with respect to the fixed celestial landscape of constellations, of which the Milky Way is one part. The Milky Way is (as are the fixed stars and constellations) part of the landscape through which the main characters (planets, Moon, Sun, comets) move.
-Why would myth makers use the names for planets to refer to the Milky Way when they already possessed names for the Milky Way?
-Why would they have said "Venus" when they really meant "Milky Way?"
-Have you considered that when the myth makers spoke of Venus, Mars, Saturn, etc., they may have been actually referring to Venus, Mars, Saturn, etc.?
-If those deities referred to the Milky Way as you propose, then what were the names for or deities assigned to the planets?
-You speak of the importance of the group of myths which were mistakenly labeled by 19th C mythologists as "Creation Myths" and give your own bizarre interpretation of the meaning of these myths - that they reflect the story of the Sun/solar system's creation in the center of the Milky Way.
While there may be star creation occurring near the galactic center, it is also quite common in the spiral arms. This commonly takes place in molecular (plasma) clouds such as the Orion Nebula (which is also far from the galactic center.) There is no reason, given the distance involved, to assume that the Sun was born in the galactic center. It probably was born in one of many molecular clouds in a spiral arm. So if that is the case, then your premise that the body of myth describes a creation process in the galactic center is based on an incorrect assumption.
Furthermore, I do not think that there is any substantiation for the assertion that the ancients understood that Milky Way was a galaxy and our Sun was one of many millions of stars contained within. Astrological and mythological understanding has to be distinguished from modern astronomical knowledge. That modern understanding simply did not exist until its' beginnings in Helenistic times, when a minority of philosophers such as Eratosthenes began to theorize and understand the Earth's astronomical position. Of course the mythological lexicon was already ancient by the time of Eratosthenes, but even him and his colleagues did not comprehend the "big picture" that is, the true nature of galaxies and the Sun's position as a component of the galaxy.
How could makers of myth know of something totally foreign to and beyond anything in their experience?
-The Sun is presently 25,000 light years from the galactic center. Assuming that it originated in the galactic center (which is debatable) then that creation event would have to have taken place millions of years before the myth makers existed.
The Sun travels through the galaxy in a path that does not seem to project back to the galactic center, but even if it did, at the observed velocity it would take millions of years to travel 25, 000 ly, which is about 1/4 the diameter of the entire galaxy.
-How could myth makers have known of this alleged event if it occurred millions of years before they existed?
Unread post by comingfrom » Tue Apr 26, 2016 2:48 pm
Velikovsky would probably have faded into obscurity, and the Saturn model would not have been discovered, had he been wrong.
But instead, even mainstream had to take a second look at him, because his apparently wild predictions turned out to be right.
Velikovsky was able to arrive at these scientific facts about the planet Venus, that she would be hotter than expected, and that she would have a thick atmosphere, from interpreting Venus of the myths to be the planet, and not the milky Way.
Venus' retrograde and slowing spin is more evidence that she is relatively new in her current orbit.
The Saturn model is a discovery, not an invention.
Unread post by Norman » Wed Apr 27, 2016 1:45 pm
Hello Nick and thanks for your reply.
As I´ve told you several times: It is not "my idea". It derives from reading existing collective myths as for instants these three sentences:
If you work with the Milky Way goddess Hathor and Atum-Ra from the Ogdoad creation story, you logically cannot come to any other conclusions that this story deals with the pre-creaton of the Milky Way where these two deities "creates everything" = in the Milky Way.
Furthermore: Just by reading the linked Mount Meru myth, the only and logical conclusion is that this myth deals with the Milky Way center and not with any "polar configuration". The entire Solar System doesn´t orbit around the Earth celestial pole, but around the Milky Way center, right?
Partly correct. When I speak of Venus or Saturn, I´m not referring to the entire Milky Way, because goddess Venus represents the southern hemisphere Milky Way contours (as goddess Hathor) and the Saturnus god represent the northern hemisphere MIlky Way contours, both seemingly revolving around the celestial poles/axis.
I´ve asked myself the very same question for a long time and my answer is: Because of the Roman adoption of Christianity they had to abandon their Milky Way pantheon deities but they gave some of the names to planets instead as a commemoration. This have fooled lots of scholars to state the Milky Way deities as being planetary deities.
"Mythmakers" did not use the names for planets to refer to the Milky Way, they of course really meant the Milky Way when using the superior pantheon deity names.
When speaking of goddess Venus they of course meant the southern hemisphere Milky Way contours which resembles the Mother Goddess as the Egyptian goddess Hathor.
Yes, and I was forced to abandon this idea because the creation myths don´t specifically speak of any other planets but the Earth. Besides this, no attributes and creative powers of creation can be asribed to planets and the Roman gendered naming of planets really reveals the truth of the planetary misinterpretation. No sound human being can imagine a planet as other that a bright dot in the Sky.
The planets were originally just given names after their natural appearance and motion and in general just called "wandering stars".
The naming of the planets - From - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet#Myt ... and_naming
"The names for the planets in the Western world are derived from the naming practices of the Romans, which ultimately derive from those of the Greeks and the Babylonians.
The original Greek planetary names derived from their natural appearances and motions.
1) Phainon , "the shiner" = The later Roman Saturn
2) Phaethon, "bright" = The later roman Jupiter
3) Pyroeis "the fiery" = The later Roman Mars
4) Phosphoros, "the light bringer" = The later Roman Venus
5) Stilbon, "the gleamer" = The later Roman Mercury
In ancient Greece, the two great luminaries the Sun and the Moon were called Helios and Selene; the farthest planet (Saturn) was called Phainon, the shiner; followed by Phaethon (Jupiter), "bright"; the red planet (Mars) was known as Pyroeis, the "fiery"; the brightest (Venus) was known as Phosphoros, the light bringer; and the fleeting final planet (Mercury) was called Stilbon, the gleamer.
Today, most people in the western world know the planets by names derived from the Olympian pantheon of gods.
Maybe except from the catastrophism proponents . . . or they just don´t know what "the Olympian pantheon of gods" refers to.
This is a logical conclusion, as the solar System is an integrated part of the galactic rotation.
Quote from - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milky_Way ... _and_Roman
The Greek name for the Milky Way (Γαλαξίας Galaxias) is derived from the word for milk (γάλα, gala). One legend explains how the Milky Way was created by Heracles when he was a baby. His father, Zeus, was fond of his son, who was born of the mortal woman Alcmene. He decided to let the infant Heracles suckle on his divine wife Hera's milk when she was asleep, an act which would endow the baby with godlike qualities. When Hera woke up and realized that she was breastfeeding an unknown infant, she pushed him away and the spurting milk became the Milky Way.
Do you deny the Milky Way connection here too? And what about this from the same link:
A story told by the Roman Hyginus in the Poeticon astronomicon (ultimately based on Greek myth) says that the milk came from the goddess Ops (Greek Rhea), or Opis, the wife of Saturn (Greek Cronus). Saturn swallowed his children to ensure his position as head of the Pantheon and sky god, and so Ops conceived a plan to save her newborn son Jupiter (Greek Zeus): She wrapped a stone in infant's clothes and gave it to Saturn to swallow. Saturn asked her to nurse the child once more before he swallowed it, and the milk that spurted when she pressed her nipple against the rock eventually became the Milky Way.
How do you explain this? Does planet Saturn have a wife, Opis? And how can your asserted planet god Saturn have any role in the making of the Milky Way?
You see? The Milky Way references are all over the places. Exept from in the TBP.
They obviously had. It´s noted in their myths for those who are open minded and have no other agenda.
If the Electric Universe Theory was fully elaborated, it would also deal with the electric fact of atoms and electricity in human beings and their ability to connect to the universal electric entanglement. Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revelation
If consciously and spiritually connected, anyone today and in the future can still get the information of the creation in our Milky Way and beyond and this is NOT time-depended as time is a human invention and not universal.
Velikovsky is mostly visible today because of his followers who also fails to interpret the ancient myths.
Undeniably, Velikovsky had some predictions which is worth a second look, especially his "Cosmos without Gravitation". Link - http://www.varchive.org/ce/cosmos.htm
If you interpret goddess Venus as representing the nuclear formation in the central Milky Way light, as our ancestors did, I can assure your of a temperature which is very high indeed. This is what Velikovsky should have been focused on in the Venus myth.
Firstly, planet Venus is not a "she". It´s just a white wandering dot in the Sky. And Velikovsky missed the real myth of goddess Venus, so his assumptions of planet Venus´ birth from planet Jupiter is utterly nonsense.
Yes the Saturnus Model is real - If you connect this myth to its correct celestial object and motion around the celestial pole as still observable today.
Which of the object above and below looks best as a shape which can be described as a male god in the Sky?
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Unread post by comingfrom » Sat Apr 30, 2016 5:56 pm
I took your ideas outside for meditative strolls under the evening sky, Norman,
and, I did not see Venus, or Hathor, or any gods, in the Milky Way.
Neither did I see anything which could be related to, or might have inspired, the dramatic events recorded in the myths.
Even your "nuclear formation of the central Milky Way" is not discernible to the naked eye.
And I live in a good area for viewing the night sky (near the Anglo-Australian Observatory).
Unread post by Norman » Sun May 01, 2016 1:40 am
. . . and, I did not see Venus, or Hathor, or any gods, in the Milky Way.
It´s only a question of having read the myths of creation and their connected symbols. Remember, our ancestors did use human known images in order to describe the Universe.
Neither can I, because the only events recorded in the Myths of Creation is benign - and very forceful.
Just think of the observed huge eletromagnetic powers radiatiing from the galactic center, creating very strong gamma rays.
This huge electromagnetic force is, for instants, described in the ancient Egytian myth of creation as Atum-Ra, the first "fiery entity of light", which creates everything in the Milky Way together with the goddess Hathor.
Unread post by comingfrom » Mon May 02, 2016 7:33 am
Norman,
You are saying there is a connection [myths with the Milky Way], one only need read the myths,
but you end saying I just have to think it up.
Don't look up and try find the connection?
The myth makers couldn't even have known the Milky Way was a galaxy
(unless you believe they had technology equal or superior to nowadays - I guess plenty do believe that).
There is plenty of war and death and destruction throughout mythology.
The thing is, catastrophe theory gives us a reason why the myths originated in the first place, and why they persisted, and why they are similar from culture to culture worldwide. It also explains why we cannot relate them today, to what we see today.
Unread post by Norman » Mon May 02, 2016 8:29 am
No, I´m saying you have to have the human method of depicting someting in mind when you try to descipher the myths when you look up and try to find the connections.
The myth makers couldn't even have known the Milky Way was a galaxy (unless you believe they had technology equal or superior to nowadays - I guess plenty do believe that).
You don´t seem to take my evidently posts seriously. Try to ponder thoroughly over this text from - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Meru#Hindu_legends
Mount Meru of Hindu traditions has clearly mythical aspects, . . . and notes that the Sun along with all the planets in the Solar System revolve around Mount Meru as one unit.
What is it that our entire Solar System is orbiting around? Of course the Milky Way center, right? How did the Hindu culture (and other cultures) knew this without having technical instruments?
If you read the ancient myths of creation as "divine personal matters", it can seem so, yes. But if reading the myths in modern terms, the myths just describes how different forces mingles up in the creation.
Isn´t this funny? You believe firmly in myths when it comes to the "planetary catastrophic matters" - but you ignore my posted mythical quotes, even if they are in clear text and their meaning are fairly obvious?


Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common disorder of the intestines that leads to crampy abdominal pain, gassiness, bloating, and changes in bowel pattern. Through the years, IBS has been called by many names – colitis, spastic colon, spastic bowel, and functional bowel disease. Some people with IBS have constipation (difficult or infrequent bowel movements), others have diarrhea (frequent loose stools, often with an urgent need to move the bowels) and some people experience both. Sometimes the person with IBS has a crampy urge to move the bowels but cannot do so.
The colon muscle of a person with IBS begins to spasm after only mild stimulation. The person with IBS seems to have a colon that is more sensitive and reactive than usual, so it responds strongly to stimuli that would not bother most people. Many people believe that emotional conflict or stress plays an important role in IBS. While stress may worsen IBS symptoms, other factors also are important.
Certain medicines and foods may trigger spasms in some people. Sometimes the spasm delays the passage of stool, leading to constipation.
Chocolate milk products or large amounts of alcohol are frequent offenders and can trigger attacks.
Caffeine causes loose stools in many people, but it is more likely to affect those with IBS.
Some people with IBS may experience crampy abdominal pain, gassiness, bloating and changes in bowel pattern. Some people with IBS have constipation (difficult or infrequent bowel movements), others have diarrhea (frequent loose stools, often with an urgent need to move the bowels) and some people experience both.
What Are The Risk Factors of IBS?
Women with IBS may have more symptoms during their menstrual periods, suggesting that reproductive hormones can increase IBS symptoms. Many people believe that emotional conflict or stress plays an important role in IBS. While stress may worsen IBS symptoms, other factors also are important.
IBS is usually diagnosed after more serious organic diseases are excluded. The evaluation includes a complete medical history, a physical examination, and laboratory tests. Diagnostic procedures such as a flexible sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy may be recommended for further evaluation.
There is no standard way of treating IBS. When lifestyle & dietary modifications and stress management do not provide adequate improvement, a number of different natural and prescription medications are available.