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Going PLACES: Confronting bias and finding hope in Appalachia
|In PLACES, Going PLACES
|By Marci Ovadia
Appalachia is a complex, often misunderstood section of our country's history. With a legacy of extraction starting with land grants during colonization to salt mining in the 1800s to the timber and coal mining of the 20th century, Appalachia has served as a pawn of social and economic forces that regularly took more than they gave. The people of Appalachia are either commonly vilified as ignorant or victimized as addicts. The myths and dichotomies that characterize the region from afar may be very thing that continues to hold back its progress.
It was the quest for truth that called TFN's PLACES Fellowship 2017 Cohort to hold its third site visit in Charleston, West Virginia. This is the first time a PLACES cohort has visited the Appalachian region. We came ready to test those myths and were able to experience the full range of work happening to build a strong West Virginia. We sat with social workers helping addicts in Beckley overcome the opioid epidemic, which has been fueled by harmful public policy and the pharmaceutical industry's practices. We also learned about social justice activism led by Appalachian Voices, Call to Action for Racial Equality, and the STAY Project that are casting a vision for a just, inclusive region especially as the mono-economy of mining contains decline. It was the lavender farm on the reclaimed Four Mile Mountain mine that stole the cohort's breath as we saw the true innovation and ingenuity of West Virginians. "The talent for our future is right here," said Kendall Bilbrey of Appalachian Community Fund and that couldn't have been a truer representation of our experience over those three days.
Lavender greenhouse on the reclaimed Four Mile Mountain mine. (Photo Credit: Tyler Nickerson)
Now more so than in previous times, Appalachians and West Virginians are ready to reclaim the quality of life found in the mountain ways of their history, but the challenges are steep. Coal mining has been the force fueling the livelihood of many towns for more than hundred years and now has significantly declined in the last decade due to cheaper natural gas. The national mining companies rarely leave a lasting resource for those left to deal with the economic, social, and environmental "hopelessness," as described to us, that ensues after they are gone. Even as the sentiment of hopelessness is squarely felt by many, West Virginians also spoke of great hope for their families and the strength of their community. They know what's needed and are ready to act. Local leaders are seeking to bring forward the talents and skills to bear on the problems facing the region.
The South, including Appalachia, received just 10% of the national per capita average of grantmaking according to the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy. That brilliant and leaderful talent that Kendall spoke of is often what is misunderstood and overlooked. Myths of waning capacity and little room for progress have plagued the region's chances of attracting national philanthropic resources. The PLACES cohort of funders were able to tap into the strongest assets of beauty and resiliency. This site visit challenged us to address our own bias and reshape how we define leadership and impact in our work. I left wondering if there are any opportunities I am missing because my own definitions of leadership and impact are getting in the way? What shots weren't taken because I wasn't ready to let go of my own bias?
It is clear that funders have a role in bringing back a thriving Appalachia that can once again serve as a gateway to our country's future. It won't be easy and the culture of the philanthropic sector may need to change. For me and our work at the Solutions Project, it started with seeing rural issues as core to our strategy and not dismissing their importance because of our misconceptions of white poverty. Second, we have an opportunity to recognize diverse and creative forms of leadership that are unique to the region. Learning about the emerging solar projects, success with community policing, and passing of gender inclusive ordinances was exciting and a clear indication of their ability to win. Lastly, the Appalachian region has the potential to bring together business and community to build a sustainable economy that places a distinct value on human labor. Its painful and extractive history given the region a clarity about what is needed today to justly transition to a new economy.
In the course of three days we experienced a collection of hope and hopelessness, clear visions and complex systems, and really strong, resilient people ready to determine the future of Appalachia. The region still sits in a wake of despair after centuries of extraction, but that doesn't seem to shake the people – their values, culture, and connection to the mountains. Appalachia needs partnership to address issues facing the region and funders have an opportunity to consider how they can play a role in seeding the future. Let's put the despair and extraction in the past, to look towards a generative and leaderful future in Appalachia.
Catch up on our last Going PLACES blog here.
Tyler Nickerson serves as the Director of Investments and State Strategy at The Solutions Project. Previously, Nickerson served as program manager at the Dyer-Ives Foundation and founded Motu Communications, which supported philanthropic clients in strategic communications, public affairs, program design, and evaluation. You can find him on Twitter at @tylerwnickerson.
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South America ranks as the 5th most populated continent in the world, with over 420 million humans calling it home (it's neighbor up above, North America, comes in 3rd). The majority of this populus hovers close to both the eastern and western coasts, leaving the central portions of the landmass much more sparsely covered. While Spanish and Portuguese are the primary languages of these South Americans - due primarily to the colonialism that started in the 16th century - the lively musical genres of samba and tango are grounded in the culturally rich history too.
12 sovereign states share the continent's 6.8 million square miles: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela, and the continent is home to geographical gems like the Amazon Rain Forest, the Andes Mountains, and the Patagonia region too. The vibrant, tropical scenes of these South American countries offer plenty of photogenic captures, and drone pilots have been at the ready with their trusty, flying cameras. Amble through our collection of the best aerial footage of these (mostly) southern hemisphere gems to see them for yourself!
The charming villages around Machu Picchu and Cusco in Peru, the salt flats of Salar De Uyuni and Death Road in Bolivia, and Perito Moreno, Bariloche, Ushuaia, and the Caminito area of Buenos Aires in Argentina all provided to be worthy stops for DroneDigo on their trip throuth South America. They clearly observed the striking varieties of terrain, weather, and culture as they made their way around the continent, and they came home with the best souvenir - a drone video capturing it all.
The breathtaking views offered by Macchu Picchu, Isla del Sol, Salar De Uyani, Huacachina, Canon de Colca, and Lima were as unique as they were impressive as drone pilot Cpt. Jojo traveled across Peru and Bolivia. These two small countries in South America pack quite a bit of sightseeing punch for tourists and locals alike, as we can see from this stunning aerial footage.
Shared by both Argentina and Chile, the Patagonia region of South America stretches from the Pacific to the Atlantic coasts with mountains, deserts, and grasslands. Experience the rugged beauty of world renowned Patagonia in this amazing drone video by AirVuz content creator Jonathanwyn.
Codoba is the second most populous country in Argentina, and the capital of the province bearing the same name. It sits in the interior of the country, northwest of the capital city Buenos Aires, in the foothills of the Sierra Chica Mountains. In this video, top contribor Justin Poore uses a drone to give us a bird's eye view of this amazing city, which was founded by the Spanish in the 16th century and is a major cultural center for all of South America.
Bolivia is one of the least well known of the countries of South America. Like its neighbor Peru, the country sits in both the Andes and Amazon Basin sub-regions of the continent. It is In this one-minute video, contributor Benandstories treats us to an aerial tour of this landlocked country, including spectacular aerial footage of the Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats, spectacular mountain valleys, and mountainous La Paz, the largest city and capital of this Andean republic.
The Atacama Desert runs along the western coast of South American, covering parts of Chile, Peru, and Bolivia. The desert, the driest in the world, is part of the Andes Mountains system, whose mountain peaks more or less surround it. The Atacama has a surface area of about 120,000 square km (54k square mi.), making it one of the world's 20 largest. Using a DJI Phantom 3 Professional drone, Aerial Nomads gives us a bird's eye view of the portion of the Atacama which lies in southwestern Bolivia.
Here is great 60 second aerial tour of Bolivia from Benandstories, who toured the country with a friend and a DJI Mavic Pro drone. The video opens with a beautiful shot of the Choqueyapu River Canyon and the capital city situated there, then proceeds to shots of the mountains, the shores of Lake Titicaca (North of La Paz), the Uyuni salt flats, Laguna Colorada, the Uyuni train cemetary, and more.
Chile: Do You Like Travel?
Patagonia Fixer created this spectacular drone video of a little known area of northern Chile with a spectacular coastline. Taltal is a beachside town on the Pacific coast in the state of Antofagasta in northern Chile. Its magnificent coastline is in the great Atacama coastal desert in the state of Antofagasca, south of the state capital. Like most of northern Chile, it's been heavily driven by mining, but its magnificent beauty is starting to draw tourists in much larger numbers.
Contributor Travelsinsouthamerica created this amazing drone video of the area of Iquitos, in the northeastern corner of Peru. Iquitos is the capital city of the country's Maynas province, not far from the borders with neighboring Colombia and Brazil. Iquitos is considered one of the prime gateways to the vast Amazon rainforest, which covers much of eastern Peru in addition to a good deal of northern Brazil and several other South American countries.
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Berlin (DPA) – The first members of the German embassy in Kabul will be flown out of the Afghan capital on Sunday. Minister of Foreign Affairs Heiko Maas (SPD) announced this in the evening in Berlin.
In addition, Bundeswehr transport aircraft would leave at night "to support the necessary evacuation work and carry it out in the coming days".
The military machines would initially take people from Kabul to a neighboring country, Maas said. "We also provide civilian aircraft for subsequent transport from there to Germany." According to Maas, an 'operational core team' from the embassy in Kabul will remain in the military-secured part of the airport to keep the embassy in good condition and to supervise further evacuation measures.
"We are now doing everything we can to allow our nationals and our former local staff to leave the country in the coming days," Maas said. "The circumstances under which this could take place are difficult to predict at this time." That is why the federal government is in close contact with the US and other international partners. "We have agreed that we will support each other in the evacuation measures in the coming days."
With a view to the advance of the Taliban on the Afghan capital Kabul, the embassy personnel had already been taken to the airport during the day. "The colleagues are here now and they are safe there," Maas said. The crisis team had contact during a meeting in the afternoon.
US embassy warns compatriots
Meanwhile, the US embassy in Kabul has ordered compatriots to get to safety. "The security situation in Kabul is changing rapidly, including at the airport. There are reports that the airport has come under fire; that's why we're instructing American citizens to get to safety," a warning issued Sunday said.
The safe operation of the airport is a precondition for a number of countries, including Germany, to be able to quickly fly out their personnel as planned.
According to CNN, the US military is considering sending additional troops to Kabul. A decision has not yet been made. There was initially no official confirmation of these considerations. A total of 5,000 American soldiers must ensure security in Kabul and at the airport during the evacuation.
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Welcome to the award-winning React Theatre Productions brand new web site. We were formed in October 2004 by Alan Skinner to offer young and up and coming performers the chance to develop their creative and social skills through the medium of the theatre arts. It is growing fast into one of the most progressive and successful theatre company's in Sussex. Based in Brighton it has already gained an excellent reputation both with audience and professionals alike for producing new and vibrant theatre to an outstanding professional standard. It uses the theatrical process to assist the personal, social and cultural development of the people involved and to promote their right to self-expression. In its short life it has already won a top awarded presented by the National Operatic & Dramatic Association (NODA). It has produced plays, its own musical concert and taken part in a number of charity fundraising concerts. The Company is firmly established itself as a top arts provider and a beacon for all that is exemplary in creative excellence.
Why not join an active local dramatic society. Don't just watch drama on TV, be part of it yourself. Get off the sofa and ACT! Or use your technical skills to build convincing sets and costumes or create impressive sound. Most of all, however much or little you can do, have an enjoyable time with great people.
We welcome enquiries from anyone interested in acting, helping with lighting, sound, properties, scene painting, set construction, costumes etc or indeed any aspect of production. Why not join us?
Don't want to get directly involved but do like theatre? Then become a member anyway, enjoy our lively social evenings and get advanced bookings for our shows.
Rye Players is an enthusiastic amateur dramatic society based in Rye, East Sussex.
It aims to put on plays and musicals for the local community and actively encourages participation from all its members. This participation could be performing on stage, operating the lighting or sound, costumes, set design and construction or front-of-house activities. Whatever takes your fancy.
The society has several fund raising and social functions throughout the year and so if you would prefer to play a more relaxed role, that is fine too. The main ingredient of all our activities is fun and we aim to ensure that all new members are made very welcome.
We are a new group in rehearsal for our first production which will be a variety show. We need lots and lots of new members, not only actors but singers, dancers, musicians and folk to help with back stage work. A very friendly group anxious to put on pleasing performances.
We are always happy to welcome New Members but due to Council Regulations we are unable to accept those under 18 at this time.
Principal roles are allocated by Audition prior to each show but Chorus members are not required to audition.
Those wishing to work 'behind the scenes' are also very welcome.
Rehearsals take place at the Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane (Car Park), normally on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 7.30 p.m.
If you would like any information please contact us via our website or on.
Aims: SHADES Theatre Company is a registered charity whose objects are to further the Christian religion and, in particular, to produce works of dramatic art of a Christian nature and theme for the benefit of the general public.
We also have a lot of fun together socially and run open drama workshops.
Type: Performances range from sketches to full length plays, musicals and revues.
Age Range: Membership is invited from church-going adults over the age of 16. We have an under 16s Register for young actors who are welcome to all our events and workshops and are invited for specific productions when young characters are required.
Rehearsals: We rehearse any day of the week, but very often Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
We rehearse any day of the week, but very often Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Generating exceptional experiences in dance. We are the national development organisation for dance in South East England.
Storrington Dramatic Society are a group of people who like to entertain, create and share their love of the stage (and backstage) with you, the audience. We put on a number of productions throughout the year, and a pantomime at Christmas.
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The main philosophy of SYT is to learn professional skills in a focused and disciplined manner within a happy, supportive family atmosphere. Whether you love to act, sing, work backstage or just have a passion for putting a production together, then SYT is for you.


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[Asheville, North Carolina -- Untitled Manuscript...
[Asheville, North Carolina -- Untitled Manuscript Map of Lots on Montford Avenue and Pearson Drive)
Asheville, NC / 1892 circa
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Early cadastral map of part Asheville, North Carolina, just south of the University of North Carolina, Asheville, identifying the land owners in a section of town including Pearson Drive, Montford Avenue, Soco Street and Cullowhee Street, just southwest of Montford Park.
The map identifies a number of early land owners, including George W. Pack (who donated the lands for Montford Park), Morrison McIntyre, George Morris, and Lilly W. Jones, along with the Hargan Lot, Heist Lot, Campbell or Patton Lot, Henderson Commons, The Whitson Lot Woodfin and Hargan Lot. "New Alley or Street" is shown, which is now the extension of Cullowhee Street to the south of Montford Avenue.
The City of Asheville was founded in 1793 by real estate speculator John Burton, Asheville. During its first several decades, it was little more than a trading post. Asheville incorporated as Morristown in 1833, but later changed its name to Asheville, after North Carolina Governor Samuel Ashe.
The town experienced slow growth in the early part of the 19th century and in 1840, Asheville's population was only about 500. The town did not begin to boom until the 1880s, when the railroad reached Asheville in 1882, at which time the population was 2,500.
One of the early investors in Asheville's boom was George Washington Vanderbilt, one of the wealthiest men in America, who visited Asheville with his mother in 1888 to take in the healthy mountain atmosphere. He quickly fell in love with the area, purchased 125,000 acres of land that included Mount Pisgah and set out to establish a grand estate.
The following is an excerpt from an on line article published by the University of North Carolina Asheville about George W. Pack and Walter B. Gwyn:
The letters of Walter B. Gwyn are some of the most intimate accounts we have of Pack's years in Asheville and the various activity and events surrounding Pack's real estate interests. The competition for land was fierce during the years following the completion of the railway into Asheville. The many property swaps, "big-deals" and railroad fever can be traced in the papers of W.B. Gwyn. In the some 2000 letters by Gwyn can be read the extraordinary growth of a city. As he wrote to G.W. Pack and to his son, Charles Lathrop Pack, the letters of Gwyn trace the events surrounding the Vance Monument subscription initiative, the negotiation for the construction of a new court house on land donated by G.W. Pack, and multiple other real-estate and financial intrigues. Two ledgers of letters in the Ramsey Library Special Collections contain Gwyn's correspondence from 1891 to 1897.
Walter B. Gwyn's early business contacts were impressive, if the two ledgers in this collection are any measure. He was integrally instrumental in the building of the city through his legal negotiations for various clients. Real estate negotiations at the end of the nineteenth century and continuing into the early twentieth century in Asheville were rapid-fire and included many of the major so-called "Robber-Barons" in the north east. Also, in 1886 Gwyn had a Gold Mining Company located in Henderson County. The Boylsten [Boilston] Creek area of Henderson County was thought to have a large deposit of gold bearing quartz. In the Ores of North Carolina, 1887, p.316, we read, "Explorations were so favorable that a company was formed to work it [the mine], and the proper machinery erected for treating the ores." The mining company Gwyn created was called Boilston Mining Company, and was incorporated under Cert. #59, in 1886. Walter B. Gwyn was the President, and the secretary was P.S. Cummings. Initially, Gwyn successfully sold shares in the company, but it did not turn out to be the "large deposit" that was first thought and mining returns did not sustain the company. It quickly fell into hard times and Gwyn moved on to other ventures.
Like so many of the entrepreneurs at the end of the century, Gwyn's prospects and those of his clients began to dim in 1896 when personal debt began to pile up, many, including Gwyn, found themselves over-extended. He wrote to his brother James M. in December of 1896 that he was without means to re-pay his debts and that the Great Panic of 1893 had left his fortunes ruined. Gwyn and many others watched as stocks tumbled and railroad investments disintegrated. What happened to Gwyn, is not unlike the events before the Crash of 1929. Asheville had been in a feeding frenzy of land speculation from the mid to late years of the nineteenth century and Gwyn's ledgers are filled with accounts of speculative "deals." Land that can be had by buying "cheap" and quickly selling "high" was proffered to the highest bidder and the frantic pace of buying and selling is often difficult to follow in Gwyn's correspondence.
The prosperity of the land boom in Asheville in the early part of the 1880's and 1890's led to a false sense of well-being. Land monopolies in Asheville such as those of George Willis Pack, Henry Phipps, the Vanderbilts, the Pattons, the Davidsons, the Merrimons, the Coxes, and others was not an exercise in planned economy, but one of opportunity that eventually ruined all but the very rich. While the very wealthy prospered, new entrepreneurs such as Gwyn, often found their over-zealous buying eventually brought them into crushing debt and personal ruin. In one letter to his family Gwyn laments that his assets in the early years of his life were recorded at over $100,000 and at the end of his life his debts were well over that amount. The "boom" and "bust" cycles seen in Asheville in the later years of the nineteenth-century and the early years of the twentieth-century have been repeated on a small scale, again and again as the city grew. Prosperity and decline and again prosperity was the case of Gwyn and such was and is the history of Asheville, generally.
While Gwyn may not have left a monetary fortune as his legacy, or large civic enterprises, he has given Asheville and Buncombe County something equally precious, his historical reflections. Contained in the two ledgers in the UNCA Special Collections, are numerous accounts of his work with G.W. Pack and other entrepreneurs and investors, and from these accounts, we can begin to piece together a first-hand account of the events surrounding two of Pack's most important donations --the some $2,000 Pack contributed toward a monument for Zebulon Vance to be placed in Court Square [later Pack Square] and the donation of approximately four acres of land for a new courthouse, the 1903 County Court House, and an accompanying park where the old court house had been removed --- Pack Square.
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We are thrilled to welcome extraordinary lever harpist Maeve Gilchrist to Harp Column Academy! A visiting artist at the iconic Berklee College of Music, Maeve's innovative approach to her instrument stretches its harmonic limits and improvisational possibilities.
Learn Maeve Gilchrist's technique for playing and practicing the Celtic triplet technique.
Learn how to create effective ornaments for improvisation and embellishment.
When we first got to know Maeve Gilchrist back in 2007, she had just won the lever harp division of the Lyon & Healy Jazz and Pop Harp Competition. She was fresh out of Berklee College of Music in Boston and finding her way as a musical transplant from Scotland. Her musical creativity and originality blossomed over the last decade as she moved back and forth between New York City and Boston.
Today Gilchrist is fresh off premiering a concerto for harp and orchestra she was commissioned to write, along with composer Luke Benton. And she has recently released an album with bass player Viktor Krauss. Though Gilchrist has done much to validate the Irish harp as an instrument on par both technically and musically with its pedal counterpart, the idea that her instrument wouldn't be taken as seriously is a foreign concept for Gilchrist, who grew up in a country with a rich and respected folk music tradition.
Perhaps the biggest step for Gilchrist and her Irish harp was her faculty appointment at her alma mater, Berklee College, which marked the first major college program to hire a strictly lever harp player on its faculty.
Read Harp Column's feature interview with Maeve in our May-June 2017 issue, and find out more about her at www.maevegilchristmusic.com.


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Q: What makes Kali Linux different from other Linux distros for it to be used exclusively for hacking and penetration testing? I have been asked to first start using Kali Linux and get used to the bash before doing anything in hacking. I was wondering what is so special in Kali Linux that I cannot do on Ubuntu or any other distro for that matter? Also, what does your experience say regarding it's usefulness?

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I have been asked to first start using Kali Linux and get used to the
  bash before doing anything in hacking.

No. Just no. "Getting used to the Bash" means you're lacking somewhat fundamental skills and knowledge in Linux. Kali Linux is a fairly focused distro designed for penetration testing. It does have a few unique packages, but it's also set up in somewhat of a strange way.
Using Kali does not make you a hacker. Too many people think so and are completely out of their depth, being unable to do basic tasks in some cases. If you wish to learn the fundamentals the right way, forget about Kali at first. Kali's an Ubuntu fork, and a modern version of Ubuntu has better hardware support. You might also be able to find repositories with the same tools Kali does. That's for later though. Work through something like Linux the hard way or LFS101. Understand the basics. Learn Linux before you get yourself delusions of grandeur. You make yourself a hacker, not the distro.
Kali is a somewhat overrated distro that's specialised, attracts skiddies and doesn't have anything special to offer to the newbie Linux user. You'll find that with a certain degree of hacking skill, you'd probably end up customising your own environment anyway. Kali's really designed for the middle ground where one has basic-good skills but needs a standard, fairly substantial set of tools available. It is certainly a terrible distro for someone who isn't used to Bash or the Linux environment.

A: Actually, you CAN do everything also on Ubuntu and others. Kali linux is just a pre-configured set of kernel-mods, settings, and applications in a way you would actually use it for penetration testing. If you want to setup everything the same way in Ubuntu, it would require a lot of effort and time, including building your own kernel, compiling specific packages, and also know what software you might want to have.
Usefulness depends very much on what you are planning on doing. I mostly use it to troubleshoot network issues, because it has everything enabled in a way that makes this straightforward. Especially if you're using a Live-CD/-USB, you would not be able to compile a specialized kernel or easily insert kernel-modules (i.e. device drivers).

A: First off, what is a Linux distribution?  This is what Wikipedia says:

A Linux distribution (often called a distro for short) is an operating system made as a software collection based on the Linux kernel and, often, on a package management system.

To put it bluntly, a distro is a Linux kernel plus some software.  That's it.  The software can be whatever the distro creator wants to distribute with that kernel.  For example, some distros come with OpenOffice, some come with KOffice, while some come with LibreOffice.
Generally speaking, you can use any Linux compatible software on any Linux distribution (and even non Linux OSs like BSD).  Kali is Debian based, as is Ubuntu.  So you can easily install .deb packages on either.  However, you are not limited to .deb, just about any Linux software should work.  There are packages that will install .rpm packages on Debian based systems.
This means, if you find Ubuntu, Mint, Red Hat, CentOS, Suse, (even BSD) etc a better environment to work in, you can install any software packages you find missing that were in Kali Linux.
As for your second question, that is purely opinion based.  Again, generally speaking, you can put any Linux software on any distro, so one could argue that they are all equally useful.  Some distros are packaged with less overhead, so they run faster than a more "bloated" distro.  Some distros are designed to be a general user's desktop.  Some distros package only open source software, while others include closed source.  You just have to find, or create, the mix you find best meets your needs.

A: Kali Linux has many tools pre-built and shipped with it. You could use a regular Linux distro, but you'd have to install and configure all those tools yourself.

A: Kali Linux is a distribution designed for penetration testing in that it ships with a whole bunch of different tools for hacking and security testing. Most of the same tools are available on other distributions; it's just that Kali comes with these tools out of the box and ready to go, and does not include non-essential apps like GIMP or LibreOffice that mainstream Linux distributions provide.
If you're not even familiar with the Bash shell, though, then you probably need to do some studying and learn about the fundamentals of Linux first. The tools assume that you have the requisite knowledge to use them, and this means familiarity with the way Linux works and how to use the shell. Kali is designed for the security professional who knows what he/she is doing, and is not really aimed at beginning Linux users or everyday use as a normal Linux distribution.

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Jim practices in the areas of Business Law, Real Estate, Estate Planning and Probate. He also serves as general counsel to several small businesses and family owned companies. Jim lectures locally and nationally to lawyers, accountants and other professionals on Professionalism, Diversity, Business Law, Estate Planning and Practice Management issues, and has written numerous law practice related articles.
He is a Special Magistrate for Code Enforcement Hearings for the City of Gulfport and a Hearing Officer for the Pinellas County Housing Authority. Jim is admitted to The Florida Bar, the US Supreme Court, the US Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, the US Tax Court and the US Court of International Trade. For over 30 years, Jim has owned and operated several businesses as a manufacturer's representative, restaurateur and commercial real estate developer, and is currently the principal broker for Real Estate firms in Florida and Kentucky.
He served for 10 years as a Visiting Assistant Professor and the Associate Director of Graduate Business Programs at the Stetson University School of Business Administration, overseeing the J.D./M.B.A. Dual Degree Program on Stetson University's College of Law campus. He has taught graduate courses on Strategic Management, Organizational Theory and Behavior, Business Law, Ethics and Marketing.
Jim is a Past President of the St. Petersburg Bar Association and a Past President of the St. Petersburg Bar Foundation. He has served as the Chair of the Lawyer Referral Service Committee and has chaired the Solo, Small Firm and Practice Management Section of the St. Petersburg Bar Association. Jim was an appointed member of the Professionalism Committee and the Voluntary Bar Liaison Committee of the Florida Bar. He is a member of the Business Law Section of the Florida Bar and a Certified Diversity Trainer through the Center for Professionalism. He has also served on the Executive Committee of the Tampa Bay Chapter of the Federal Bar Association.
Jim performs pro-bono legal work for various small business start-up companies and for not-for-profit organizations. He is a past chair and member of the Gulfport Police Pension Board, is a Founding Director of the Hope, Health and Sunshine Foundation, was a Founding Director of the Gulfport Arts Center, has managed and coached a Tee Ball Team for the Gulfport Little League and served on the Catholic Foundation Business Advisory Committee for the Diocese of St. Petersburg. He was a member of the Finance Council at St. John Vianney Catholic Church and is a member of the Knights of Columbus Pius XII Council 5131.
Jim is married to Kelly Gratzer Thaler and they have one daughter.
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Quinton Aaron – Actor/Entrepreneur/ACCF Ambassador
Erika Linder
"I grew up with a passion for wildlife and have always wanted to be able to help out in whichever capacity I could. To spread awareness and knowledge has always been a dream of mine. To be a voice for the voiceless. It is a huge honor to help protect the wildlife, women and raise awareness about the projects and community in Africa via ACCF as an ambassador."
Erika Linder – Actor/Model/ACCF Ambassador
"It has always been important to me to do what I can for our planet and the beautiful creatures that inhabit it. I am truly proud and beyond excited that I get to go to Africa with ACCF and be a part of the amazing work they're doing."
Josh Duhamel – Actor/Model/ACCF Board Member and Ambassador
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Heather Kemesky
"For as far and long as I can remember animals have been a huge passion of mine. I have been searching for the perfect time and place so start my mission – To make the changes I wish to see in this world and give my heart and part in it. Thanks to ACCF for having me aboard as an ambassador so I can start my mission."
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Paul DiVito
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The latest issue of the International Bulletin of Missionary Research is now out. The theme is 'Mission and the Care of the Environment' and features a number of articles on the subject (see contents below).
This article examines David Bosch's missional hermeneutic, using it as an entry point into his understanding of the biblical foundation of mission. Until his tragic death in 1992 in a car accident, Bosch was chair of the Department of Missiology at the University of South Africa. He studied New Testament under Oscar Cullman at the University of Basel. The development of his theological thought was also shaped by his experience as an Afrikaner, as an ordained minister of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC), and as a missionary in the Transkei. The sociopolitical and theological setting of South Africa during apartheid was, as it were, the anvil against which he hammered out his ideas of the vocation of the church within the world. His vision of missionary self-understanding and of the church as the "alternative community" is rooted in a strong conviction that the New Testament must be read as a missionary document.
I recently had a student from Indonesia in my class. He had completed theological studies and was an ordained minister before migrating to Melbourne with his family. He had settled into a newly formed ethnic Indonesian congregation and accepted the role as their leader. His task was to build up the congregation and to help immigrant relatives of the members to find their feet on Australian soil. Limited financial resources in the congregation meant that he was paid only a small amount of money for this ministry, and so he supplemented his income by driving a school bus in the mornings and afternoons. His love for the Gospel, his dedication to his community over a period of time, and the quality of his leadership all led to his church congregation growing impressively. As a result, he sought to become formally recognized as an ordained minister within the Australian church context, which meant that he needed to complete further studies.
From the very first day of class he impressed me as a man devoted to the Christian faith, with a strong sense of vocation to a ministry of leadership. It soon became clear, however, that if I were to impose upon him the same requirements as for the remainder of the class—namely, written pieces of critical and analytic discourse—then he would fail the course. While he was perfectly capable of handling the work, had a zeal for the class material, and impressed his class colleagues, his cultural background was oral. After some consultation with a faculty colleague, an arrangement was made for him to do his assignments orally. As a consequence, he gained a "credit" grade for the course. Soon afterward he was formally inducted as the minister of the Indonesian congregation and continues to give inspiring leadership to his people.
This anecdote raises issues and questions beyond the field of the delivery of formal theological education. With the relative decline of the church within the Western world and the rapid increase in the membership of the church in areas of the world where oral cultures dominate, a question is raised about the very shape of theology itself. Let me illustrate what I mean by way of experience and observation over a generation of involvement in the South Pacific.
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Merveilles are a kind of beignet typical of the Atlantic coast of South West France; Gascony, Bordelais, Charentes, Périgord as well as the Vallée d'Aoste and Suisse romande. They are also known in New Orleans. They are a twisted raised pastry similar to the Lyon bugnes, and resembling a Pennsylvania fastnacht. Merveilles are typically fried in duck fat.

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Businesses and unions were keen for Federal and NSW Government support announced on Tuesday to start flowing quickly Business Illawarra executive director Adam Zarth said the package for businesses and workers for the duration of the lockdown, will provide confidence to Illawarra businesses as they face enormous challenges and uncertainty. "I think the most important thing coming off this announcement is how quickly it will be delivered," Mr Zarth said. "We have seen a very welcome extension of the NSW business grants for the third lockdown. And of course that has been followed by cash payments for businesses and payments for employees to keep them attached to the businesses they work for." Read more: One death, 89 new COVID-19 cases in NSW Those payments are for businesses statewide with an annual turnover of between $75,000 and $50 million that can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in this turnover during lockdown. With the cash boost being 40 per cent of weekly payroll with a payment amount between $1,500 to a maximum of $10,000 per week from week four onwards, provided staffing levels are maintained; Business Illawarra also welcomed fortnightly grants of $1,500 for micro businesses with turnover of between $30,000 and $75,000 that can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in turnover where the business is the primary source of income; And a payroll tax deferral this quarter for all businesses, and a waiver for the quarter if they can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in turnover and they have a payroll of between $1.2 and $10 million. Business Illawarra also welcomed an increase to the payment amount for stood down workers from $500 to $600 per week for those who lost more than 20 hours, and to $375 for those who lost between eight and 20 hours, and for it to be available to workers outside of Sydney lockdown areas;. As well as several provisions around residential, commercial and retail leases, including no lockouts and forced evictions, and those landlords who provide rent relief will be given land tax reduction incentives. "We had mixed results from that last time but there is no perfect solution there," Mr Zarth said. "It is a very difficult dynamic to manage in the context of a pandemic." Read more: NSW COVID relief payments open as greater Sydney lockdown continues Mr Zarth said keeping businesses going with their employees retained was all important amid the ongoing uncertainty about when the lockdowns will end in the Wollongong and Shellharbour local government areas. "What is crucial now is for the support money to start flowing as quickly as possible," he said. "The Government has assured business applications will open later this month with the money to be paid days after that. "In our part of the world, it is important to highlight that as Wollongong and Shellharbour have been in lockdown, the impact on businesses in Kiama, the Shoalhaven and the Southern Highlands has also been immense, as they've missed out on the strong school holiday trade, as well as a lack of forward bookings. "This support will give business owners the opportunity to retain their staff and give them the best chance to rebound their operations when the lockdown finishes." Mr Zarth said the payroll tax relief announced by the NSW Government was something Business Illawarra was always going to welcome to lift the burden on businesses not just in Wollongong and Shellharbour but other local government areas such as Kiama which are also being significantly impacted by the lockdown. The South Coast Labour Council had earlier in the day called for immediate assistance to casuals and permanent workers as well as a moratorium on evictions, bank foreclosures and the suspension of utility services such as power, gas and water if households cannot afford to pay during the lockdown. SCLC secretary Arthur Rorris said the increase in payment for workers was positive but still not enough. "It is still 20 per cent less than what JobKeeper was and 20 per cent less than the minimum wage," Mr Rorris said. "It is also disappointing that you have to wait four weeks now. So you have to essentially lose between $2500 and $3000 at least before you qualify for the $600 a week. That doesn't add up. "What we really want to know is to get some clarity on who it applies to. I would like to think it applies to every worker who had an expectation of full-time or part-time work to be able to apply on that basis and take the Prime Minister at his word." Mr Rorris said the union movement was pleased there appears to have been action on evictions. "But we haven't heard anything on the requirement of the banks and utilities for example in regard to a moratorium on payments," he said. "That is particularly important to those who have already lost two or three weeks wages and are unable to pay their bills. And equally so to businesses who have lost their trade." Mr Rorris said it was important to remember the decision in 2020 to release Superannuation funds was a one-trick-pony and could only be done once. "We lost $32 billion from the savings of workers in this country to bail out not just themselves but the economy," he said. "This time round we won't have that. And this time people will have less in their pockets than the minimum wage." Mr Rorris said that needed to be addressed and if any workers are excluded from the assistance announced on Tuesday that will need to be fixed. 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Businesses and unions call for COVID lockdown support to flow quickly
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Help needed quickly: A very quiet Crown Street Mall. Picture: Anna Warr.
Businesses and unions were keen for Federal and NSW Government support announced on Tuesday to start flowing quickly
Business Illawarra executive director Adam Zarth said the package for businesses and workers for the duration of the lockdown, will provide confidence to Illawarra businesses as they face enormous challenges and uncertainty.
"I think the most important thing coming off this announcement is how quickly it will be delivered," Mr Zarth said.
"We have seen a very welcome extension of the NSW business grants for the third lockdown. And of course that has been followed by cash payments for businesses and payments for employees to keep them attached to the businesses they work for."
Read more: One death, 89 new COVID-19 cases in NSW
Those payments are for businesses statewide with an annual turnover of between $75,000 and $50 million that can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in this turnover during lockdown. With the cash boost being 40 per cent of weekly payroll with a payment amount between $1,500 to a maximum of $10,000 per week from week four onwards, provided staffing levels are maintained;
Business Illawarra also welcomed fortnightly grants of $1,500 for micro businesses with turnover of between $30,000 and $75,000 that can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in turnover where the business is the primary source of income;
And a payroll tax deferral this quarter for all businesses, and a waiver for the quarter if they can demonstrate a 30 per cent reduction in turnover and they have a payroll of between $1.2 and $10 million.
Business Illawarra also welcomed an increase to the payment amount for stood down workers from $500 to $600 per week for those who lost more than 20 hours, and to $375 for those who lost between eight and 20 hours, and for it to be available to workers outside of Sydney lockdown areas;.
As well as several provisions around residential, commercial and retail leases, including no lockouts and forced evictions, and those landlords who provide rent relief will be given land tax reduction incentives.
"We had mixed results from that last time but there is no perfect solution there," Mr Zarth said.
"It is a very difficult dynamic to manage in the context of a pandemic."
Read more: NSW COVID relief payments open as greater Sydney lockdown continues
Mr Zarth said keeping businesses going with their employees retained was all important amid the ongoing uncertainty about when the lockdowns will end in the Wollongong and Shellharbour local government areas.
"What is crucial now is for the support money to start flowing as quickly as possible," he said.
"The Government has assured business applications will open later this month with the money to be paid days after that.
"In our part of the world, it is important to highlight that as Wollongong and Shellharbour have been in lockdown, the impact on businesses in Kiama, the Shoalhaven and the Southern Highlands has also been immense, as they've missed out on the strong school holiday trade, as well as a lack of forward bookings.
"This support will give business owners the opportunity to retain their staff and give them the best chance to rebound their operations when the lockdown finishes."
Mr Zarth said the payroll tax relief announced by the NSW Government was something Business Illawarra was always going to welcome to lift the burden on businesses not just in Wollongong and Shellharbour but other local government areas such as Kiama which are also being significantly impacted by the lockdown.
The South Coast Labour Council had earlier in the day called for immediate assistance to casuals and permanent workers as well as a moratorium on evictions, bank foreclosures and the suspension of utility services such as power, gas and water if households cannot afford to pay during the lockdown.
SCLC secretary Arthur Rorris said the increase in payment for workers was positive but still not enough.
"It is still 20 per cent less than what JobKeeper was and 20 per cent less than the minimum wage," Mr Rorris said.
"It is also disappointing that you have to wait four weeks now. So you have to essentially lose between $2500 and $3000 at least before you qualify for the $600 a week. That doesn't add up.
"What we really want to know is to get some clarity on who it applies to. I would like to think it applies to every worker who had an expectation of full-time or part-time work to be able to apply on that basis and take the Prime Minister at his word."
Mr Rorris said the union movement was pleased there appears to have been action on evictions.
"But we haven't heard anything on the requirement of the banks and utilities for example in regard to a moratorium on payments," he said.
"That is particularly important to those who have already lost two or three weeks wages and are unable to pay their bills. And equally so to businesses who have lost their trade."
Mr Rorris said it was important to remember the decision in 2020 to release Superannuation funds was a one-trick-pony and could only be done once.
"We lost $32 billion from the savings of workers in this country to bail out not just themselves but the economy," he said.
"This time round we won't have that. And this time people will have less in their pockets than the minimum wage."
Mr Rorris said that needed to be addressed and if any workers are excluded from the assistance announced on Tuesday that will need to be fixed.
Read more: Wollongong founded COVID Facebook page for small business in lockdown
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Life with a narcissist feels like suffocated and each passing day is more constricted around you; taking charge of your opinion, changing your thoughts, barring you from every possible decision making process. It becomes the most difficult and stressful experiences when you need to deal with narcissists.
These self-obsessed people make fool out of you without you even noticing the change of pattern in your life. Gradually, you get used to the routine that they choose for you and your life becomes a living playground for these people.
Every situation that is going to occur in the future is being manipulated by these self-absorbed people in your life. They consume you like you are a commodity and they have the authority to use you as per their wish.
They are inherently abusive human beings who pull the strings of your mind, one by one, and eventually take entire control of your mind.
But one person is never going to allow these despicable people to get the best of them and that is a strong woman. She doesn't end up being another victim and knows exactly how to deal with narcissists.
A strong woman prioritizes everything in her life and she is intolerant of narcissistic behavior. She knows her time is important therefore, she is never going to waste much of her time dealing with a narcissist.
In spite of being self-absorbed and self-obsessed, narcissists are the world's most toxic and terrible people you can ever know of in your life. A person can spend an entire life but can't seem to reveal all the depths to a narcissist personality. They play fearless with just one goal in mind and that is to gain their favorable outcomes. They are even dangerous and manipulative to their closest and can't be trusted at all.
These smart creatures walk among us wearing attractive masks to charm people and gain on their ulterior motives. They always have a fool proof way to carry out their schemes and get people to trust them. This uncanny gift they have brings them good luck when they scam their ways into people's lives and fool them with their charisma.
In spite of their terrible behavior, they are going to convince you of things that you shouldn't really be believing in the first place and once they have you hooked then it is almost impossible for you to come out of their falsity.
Unless, you are a strong woman because she is not so easily fooled.
Most of the people might not really understand the horrid ugliness when they have to deal with narcissists but a strong woman doesn't let the toxicity to stay in her life, for too long. Her defenses are upright and she can easily fish them out when a narcissist is just being malicious and mischievous.
A strong woman is not going to need flattery from the people around hence, narcissists think many times before they try to approach her. She can easily tell when a guy is making efforts to woo her with his charm and she immediately distances herself from this kind of individual.
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Kim Kardashian Reacts to Report She Gave North JFK's Bloody Shirt
TheBlast December 31, 2019
Kim Kardashian on the red carpet
When you're one of the most famous people on the planet, people are going to say that you've done some pretty outrageous things. For Kim Kardashian, that's especially true. Although she did not in fact give her six-year-old daughter North the shirt President John F. Kennedy was wearing when he was assassinated, a doctor social media post suggested that she had.
The post made it look as though Kardashian had posted a photo of the shirt to her Instagram story as part of her daughter's Christmas haul.
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After an article was written up suggesting that the fake post was, in fact, real, Kardashian quickly took to Twitter to clarify. "WOW this is obviously fake! @Refinery29 I did not get JFK's shirt," Kardashian wrote in the post. "That is a sick joke that someone tweeted as a fake ig story that I never posted."
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star was responding to a Buzzfeed journalist who had posted a screen capture of the story that had been written.
After the post went viral, the article was updated with the following disclaimer: "This story has been updated from the original version. Earlier, it included a falsified Instagram image, which has been removed."
While Kardashian and Kanye West did not gift their daughter anything from JFK, the gifts did get pretty extravagant. They included two pieces from Michael Jackson's closet, including a custom velvet jacket that Jackson wore to Elizabeth Taylor's 65th birthday party which was designed by Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush.
North was also gifted the white fedora that the deceased pop star wore in the "Smooth Criminal" video. The gifts were both purchased at auction with winning bids of $65,625 and $56,250 respectively.
The gifts generated some controversy online for the sheer amount they spent on the Christmas gift. It was the over-the-top extravagance of these gifts that ultimately led someone to make the JFK joke. The idea was to push things just a little bit farther than they'd already been pushed.
Kim Kardashian with her children
North is apparently a pretty huge Michael Jackson fan, so the gifts make sense in that regard. Unfortunately, most people do not have nearly that kind of money to spend on Christmas gifts.
Outraged fans were simply pointing out that Kardashian could have used the money to help make the world a better place instead of spoiling her daughter with expensive presents. While Kardashian does plenty of work with charity, it's clear that some believe she could and should be doing more.


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I do not see anything surprising in the fact that a month ago the Russian leadership expanded the Ukrainian sanctions list, which currently includes 849 people, adding more than 200 deputies to it.
Everything is quite logical. Relations between Russia and Ukraine cannot be called friendly, and therefore the Russian side responds with practically mirror methods to every attack of the Ukrainian side.
The imposition of sanctions against individual citizens and organizations of Ukraine by the United States is by no means an expected event. It seems like allies, different in level, but still allies. What is the point of Ukraine, which itself is literally bursting at the seams, to influence the electoral process in the United States? And how can a small and backward Ukraine influence the elections taking place on the territory of a country thousands and thousands of kilometers away from it?
However, given the fact that sanctions against individual Ukrainians and a number of organizations were nevertheless imposed by the US Treasury, it can be considered that the fact of their interference in the elections held in America has been unequivocally proven.
The current MP from the Servant of the People party, Alexander Dubinsky, was on the sanctions list. According to the US Treasury Department, besides Dubinsky, sanctions were imposed on Dmitry Kovalchuk, ex-prosecutor Konstantin Kulik, former People's Deputy Alexander Onishchenko, founder of the Era TV and Radio Company Anton Symonenko, ex-employee of the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States, Andrey Telizhenko, and NabuLeaks administrator Petr Zhuravlya.
The resources of TOV Era-Media, the Only News news agency, Nabuleaks and TOV Skeptic, aka Begemot Media, also fell under US sanctions. All of these citizens, like all the resources included in the sanctions lists, the US Treasury associates with MP Andrei Derkach, who fell out of favor a little earlier, who was also sanctioned for interfering in elections some time ago.
Let me remind you that earlier Derkach published information that compromised the then US presidential candidate Joe Biden. The US Treasury Department calls Derkach "an agent of the Russian special services". In particular, we are talking about the publication of recordings of conversations between Biden and the fifth President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko.
Previously, it was believed that only Russians can interfere in elections in the United States. Russian intelligence officers, Russian politicians and journalists, hackers and political strategists. However, Derkach and his team broke this stereotype, convincing the whole world that Ukrainians, too, can, if they wish, "elect" an American president. Now, in principle, everyone knows that Biden was prevented from winning by those whom he is ready to help in the rearmament of the army, those whom he is ready to help also in the issue of returning the "disputed territories" to Ukraine.
Of course, we are talking about a banal witch hunt, because no materials merged into the network by a group of Ukrainians are not capable of disrupting the electoral process that took place in the United States and brought Biden to power. But the Ukrainians just mentioned Biden made it nervous. He, like his son, at that time immemorial, when the country was ruled by Poroshenko, seriously misbehaved on the territory of the "new colony" and would prefer not to talk about this at all, especially considering the fact that he somehow In this way he won, and now he greatly values the "happiness" that has fallen on him.
If we recall those dashing times, then a lot of facts will appear that indicate that both Biden and Trump actively used the Ukrainian theme in their election campaigns, and they used it so declaratively and audaciously that it's time to talk not about Ukraine's interference in elections on the territory of the United States, and about Trump's pressure, as, in principle, and Biden, on the law enforcement and political system of Ukraine.
But today we are not talking about that. The very fact that a whole group of Ukrainian individuals and legal entities, including the current deputies of the Verkhovna Rada related to the ruling party, has been officially declared "enemies of the United States" suggests that not all Ukrainian politicians will be able to find a common language with representatives administration of the new US president.
Most likely, Biden initiates some kind of purge of the political beau monde of the "union state", removing from the political horizon of Ukraine those politicians who at one time frightened the future US president with demands to investigate a criminal case, one of the defendants of which was his son. More precisely, the purge is organized by Zelensky, who will act as a conductor of the will of the next US president, who cannot be denied. So please be patient and watch an amazing picture showing how the "oppressed" American people, whose right to elect and be elected was almost stolen by the insidious Ukrainians, will restore order in the camp of the "oppressors"…
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In the clearing lies a cultivated garden to which the two explorers suppose about. Jun 21, 2015 - flew hare and mitchell theology and falsification summary - Google Search. THEOLOGY, VERIFICATION, AND FALSIFICATION 29 course of their lives change their faith drastically or give it up altogether - for if what they believe is true, i.e. Systems, Inquiry, and the Meanings of Falsification. Claude Welch - 1988 - Philosophy and Theology 3 (1):5-23. Jun 21, 2015 - flew hare and mitchell theology and falsification summary - Google Search .. 1 Once upon a time two explorers came upon a clearing in the jungle. In "Theology and Falsification" Hare introduces the idea of a "blik." A blik, he maintains is unverifiable and unfalsifiable because it is the very framework by which we interpret one's experience. TO ask "Is the existence of God verifiable?" Philosophy of religion, discipline concerned with the philosophical appraisal of human religious attitudes and of the real or imaginary objects of those attitudes, God or the gods. Antony Garrard Newton Flew (11 February 1923 – 8 April 2010) was a British philosopher. Antony Flew, 'Theology and Falsification', in Antony Flew and Alasdair MacIntyre (eds), New Essays in Philosophical Theology ( London: SCM Press; New York: Macmillan, 1955 ). In addition, it contextualizes the debate, describing the assumptions derived from analytic philosophy of language that drove the controversy. Summary A Theology of Liberation consists of four parts, which include thirteen chapters and cover more than three hundred pages. Scientific Falsification and Religion. It is a parable developed from a tale told by John Wisdom in his haunting and revelatory article 'Gods'. In shifting the emphasis entirely to falsification, Popper rejects the generally accepted aspect of science that experience, more specifically; sensory experience is a foundation for arriving at a subsequent observation because it could always prove the best confirmed theory false. the conviction of a Marxist that Marxism is the best economic system or … This is a lengthy Powerpoint on Antony Flew's 'Theology & Falsification Symposium' collaboration with Richard Hare and Basil Mitchell . Even your statement "It does not purport to know what is not known" is a philosophical statement about science. making it less interesting and of less explanatory value. The philosophy of religion is an integral part of philosophy as such and embraces central issues regarding the nature Flew is a pioneer for modern atheism. One explorer says, "Some gardener must tend this plot." It argues that we should reconstruct the whole of Christian theology by seeing it through the "axis of the oppressor and the oppressed." For instance, W. Bean, "Eschatological Verification: Fortress or Fairyland?"Methodos 16 (1964): 91–107; Antony Flew, "Falsification and Hypothesis in Theology,"Australasian Journal of Philosophy 40 (1962):318–23; Ian Crombie, "Theology and Falsification," in Antony Flew and Alasdair MacIntyre, eds.,New Essays in Philosophy Theology (New York, NY: Macmillan, 1955), pp. Ian I. Mitroff - 1973 - Philosophy of Science 40 (2):255-276. THEOLOGY, VERIFICATION, AND FALSIFICATION 27 that the believer in a sense often bases his entire life on his faith; and it would be surprising to find a man basing his life on a proposi-tion about which he is uncertain. 2. Flew begins with a parable. The claim that a theory's capacity to be falsified is what distinguishes science from non-science was made by Karl Popper, and has since become very popular among scientists – at least as a theoretical account of what science is about, if less in the actual practice of science. Jun 21, 2015 - flew hare and mitchell theology and falsification summary - Google Search. I would like you to comment on the three parables of Flew, Hare and Mitchell - say what you think they are trying to do and whether they succeed. ifa good, omnipotent God does exist, no evidence will ever count decisively against it. It forms part of the philosophy of religion anthology for Edexcel's Religious Studies A Level and focuses on the Part A Flew and Part B Hare. In theology, you get additional costs in terms of the characteristics of the deity in question - the more you protect the deity from falsification through empirical data _while maintaining_ religious statements are assertive (as opposed to performative, my preferred reading of them) , One example is given by Karl Popper, who stated that one of the reasons Einstein's theory of gravity compared to astrology was scientific is because it was potentially falsifiable – it could be proven wrong. the relationship between falsification and religious language attention mostly on the symposium published in 'new essays in philosophical theology' by antony flew and alisdair macintyre karl popper opposed the assumptions of the vienna circle he said science … Verification and Falsification One way of establishing whether or not a statement is meaningful was… The Believer supposes that a gardener tends to the plot while the Skeptic thinks not. Antony Flew's famous 1950 article "Theology and Falsification" posed what came to be known as the "falsificationist challenge" to theology. Belonging to the analytic and evidentialist schools of thought, he was notable for … must be inherently disprovable before it can become accepted as a scientific hypothesis or theory In this episode, a classic contribution to 20th century philosophy of religion is analysed. James Cone is the founder of black liberation theology. Episode 4 of the podcast is available for download here. The Rev. The atheists/agnostics are simply forced to avoid the topic because it blows their whole "falsification" argument out of the water. is to pose a question which is too imprecise to be capable of being answered. Leading cosmologists George Ellis and Joe Silk caution against dropping the req… 1 There are many different concepts of God, and it may be that statements employing some of them are open to verification or falsification while statements employing others of them are not. Summary Exploring Philosophy: An Introductory Anthology is a remarkably accessible and inviting introduction to philosophy. In the clearing were growing many flowers and many weeds. The contribution in question is the symposium in which Antony Flew's short paper "Theology and Falsification" was presented and discussed. Anthony Flew begins his book, "Theology and Falsification," with a parable of two explorers who come across a certain clearing in the woods. In one of the biggest religion news stories of the new millennium, the Associated Press announced that Professor Antony Flew, the world's leading atheist, now believes in God. In his 1968 Reason and Responsibility, Antony Flew published the following parable, which has become famous for its supposed devastating critique of Christianity and other faith systems:. Episode 4 - Theology and Falsification Tweet. In it, Flew issues a challenge to typical versions of theism: he charges that they are not false but rather meaningless. In the clearing were growing many flowers and many weeds. In this short essay, "Theology and Falsification", Anthony Flew argues that the idea of God is unfalsifiable. In this unique volume Steven M. Cahn brings together extraordinarily clear recent essays by noted philosophers and supplements them with influential historical sources. Their divergence in method brought related differences in their approaches to hermeneutics and religious language. However, he says, 'I was not saying that statements of religious belief were meaningless. He rejects the qualitative notion of evidence in confirmation. A blik, as Hare conceived of them, cannot therefore be recommended by evidential reason (or criticized by evidential reason). This is where science and theology/philosophy overlap. This chapter provides a description of the theology and falsification controversy that erupted in the middle of the twentieth century. Once upon a time two explorers came upon a clearing in the jungle. 43–44). Falsification asks; when is a statement scientific as opposed to any other type of statement? Hare and Basil Mitchell in an article titled 'Theology and Falsification: Symposium' in the Journal 'New Essays in Philosophical Theology.'. Here is the Sevenoaks Philosophy page's summary of verification and falsification. Flew gives the following example: A person of faith asserts that God loves his children. Flew's position: Theological utterances are not assertions; they have no cognitive meaning https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cross-check/the-paradox-of-karl-popper There he presented 'Theology and Falsification', a paper which argued that many theological statements have so many qualifications attached that they are essentially empty (pp. Theology and Verification By John Hick. You cannot prove your very statement scientifically. This has broken out in recent years with a highly public dispute between leading scientists over the nature of string theory, with its attendant multiverses. A video discussion of the first segment of Theology and Falsification for Introduction to Philosophy. In 1955 the falsification theory was discussed by Antony Flew, R.M. (Cf. Hare and Mitchell respond in very different ways. The divide between liberal and postliberal theology is one of the most important and far-reaching methodological disputes in twentieth-century theology. 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