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"SYSTEMS BROKEN DOWN" released 21st December 2020
Twelve of the best LOGAN SKY tracks from 2008-2014.
Back in 2013, Logan was underway with a 3rd Logan Sky solo album. But then he started working with Steven Jones and in early 2014, faced Steve Strange's untimely death. The solo album was put aside, to help Visage complete "Demons to Diamonds" and perform at tribute shows to honour Steve Strange's legacy.
Rather than attempt to finish this 3rd album now, Logan has released some of the stronger tracks alongside favourites from the 1st and 2nd album as a compilation.
Even though they represent his earlier work, using older resources, there is a strength within the rawness of these tracks.
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Labeled Map of Mississippi with Capital & Cities
The Labeled Map of Mississippi shows where the Mississippi state is situated, in the US. It is one of the fifty US states in the Southern United States. This place is known as 'Dixie' region. The official nickname of Mississippi is designated as 'The Magnolia State.' The state of Mississippi has borders with the Tennessee River. This is further defined into a short section of the Mississippi/Alabama border that is located in the northeastern corner of the state.
Labeled Map of Mississippi
The balance portion of the state's border is considered to be approximately in the form of a straight line. Besides, this line bisects the state, which was earlier referred to as entire Mississippi Territory, into two halves. Here, the lower River of Mississippi constitutes the border of Mississippi state with Arkansas. But, a portion of the state's border is with Louisiana in the west. The southern part of Mississippi/Louisiana border is formed by the Pearl River. By referring to the labeled map of Mississippi, the user will be able identify all the details of the state border.
The map also provides the location of the state capital city known as, Jackson. It also includes other details, such as location of populated places and major cities, lakes and rivers, highways of principal as well as interstate, including railroads of importance. The land area covered by the state is 48,432 square miles or125,438 square kilometers. This makes this state equivalent to about half the size of the United Kingdom. The total population of this state is approximately 2.97 million people. The rivers that flow in the state of Mississippi, include the Pascagoula River, the Mississippi River, the Big Black River, and the Pearl River. The names of various religions in the state, include Baptists, Episcopalian, Catholics, Lutherans, Methodists, Pentecostals, Judaism and Islam.
Labeled Map of Mississippi with States
As a part of the labeled map of Mississippi with states, it has been divided into eighty-two counties. Names of the counties, include Hinds County, Harrison County, DeSoto County, and Rankin County.
Labeled Map of Mississippi with Cities
As a part of the labeled map of Mississippi with cities, the capital and the largest city in the state is Jackson. Other names of the cities, include Biloxi, Hattiesburg, Southaven and Gulfport.
Labeled Mississippi Map with Capital
The labeled Mississippi with capital, shows that Jackson city is the capital of Mississippi, in the US. It is situated along the Pearl River, which is in the west-central region of the state, and about 290 kilometers or 180 miles north of New Orleans, Louisiana. The city has several colleges, like Belhaven College and Millsaps College.
Important educational institutions, include Jackson State University, University of Mississippi Medical Center, two campuses of Hinds Community College, and the Mississippi College. The city has Museums, like the Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. Some of the well-known attractions and events that will be held every year in this city include the Mississippi State Fair, and the Dixie National Western Festival.
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Review: Dead Cells – I died. I died a lot.
After almost a year in Early Access, Dead Cells by independent team Motion Twin is finally here for the console gamers, allowing them to dive into one of the most challenging roguelike-metroidvania style games ever released. Now, it's our turn to share our adventure and our thoughts of the game with our review for Dead Cells on PlayStation 4.
Let me be clear. I love roguelike titles. I've spent quite a bit of time with games like The Binding of Isaac, Nethack (yeesh talk about a serious classic from the 80's) and even the challenging turn-based roguelike title Darkest Dungeon. Toss in the fact I grew up with games such as Metroid and Castlevania, it becomes abundantly clear why I'm suddenly drawn into the mysterious title Dead Cells itself despite its – at times – overwhelmingly difficult maps.
But toss that tidbit aside, there's a lot to talk about, including the games overall difficulty for players both new and old to one such title. To get things rolling, Dead Cells is absolute eye-candy for fans of 32-bit style games. It's gorgeous. Its sound design is probably one of the best there is and it even plays like a game straight out of the 80's and 90's. Just don't let it fool you. Dead Cells is an absolute challenge, it doesn't cut any corners by any means.
It's a game that focuses on its use of traps, overwhelming foes, and unique gameplay mechanics. It'll even take you for a spin once you come to the realization that no one map will ever play the same. Each of the maps is procedurally generated, making it so that you can't predict where your foes will spawn, how they will act and what traps the game will use in order to rip you apart. Long story short, Dead Cells is unforgiving. It's challenging and it will push players to their very limits in order to give them the challenge they crave. To be honest, it's a welcome change from some of today's most recent releases.
But it's an addictive cycle. You'll die, you'll be reborn without your equipment, and you'll press on once again, collecting every weapon, every item, and every upgrade you had lost. It's a game about finding out what works best for you, whether it's a bow, a sword, grenades, a whip, or even a shield to block incoming damage. Just like titles such as Metroidvania, Dark Souls, and even that surprisingly fun title Axiom Verge, you will have to learn to like Dead Cells before you get into the meat of it all.
Once you get past that one single hurdle, that's when the magnificence behind Dead Cells really begins to shine. It's brilliant, it's beautiful, and it's even one of the most sophisticated games of its type, which again, is brilliance by design. But let me be extremely clear on one thing. You will die. You will die a lot. Death isn't something that isn't avoidable in this game. While it is plausible, it's not something you can completely avoid altogether. You will need to see each death as a learning experience as to how enemies fight, how each weapon works, what mutations work best for you, and where you want to upgrade your points with each scroll found.
You have a lot to learn when playing Dead Cells. Thankfully, the game doesn't shy away from teaching you everything you need to know. This is a roguelike, and as such, you're going to die quite a few times. This is one of those games where death is a certainty, and just because you did well in one playthrough doesn't mean you're going to get just a little bit further the next time. If you allow yourself to learn from the game, however, things will go very differently, and you will go further every time.
Combat itself is a rather straightforward ordeal thanks to its use of hack-and-slack gameplay elements that Castlevania fans should be rather acquainted with. Unlike Castlevania, however, there is a unique element some may be familiar with from the Shinobi franchise – limited ammunition for long-range weapons. Meaning, you will need to find arrows as you go through the maps or pick up the ones you shot into a foe.
Weapons themselves are scattered out across multiple types ranging from swords, dual blades, spears, and even whips among a few others. These are your primaries, these are the ones you'll want to become proficient with if you wish to survive. Secondly, you also have secondary weapons such as grenades, bear traps, and even automatic crossbows – just to name a few. Each of them has their own unique use in combat and can tilt an ongoing battle in your favor.
Over the course of the game – you – a re-animated collection of dead cells will take over another body with each of your ongoing deaths, deaths that reset everything from mutations to the weapons obtained had vanished. It's a consistent element, one that's enjoyable and unique in the games ongoing pacing. Your ultimate goal is quite clear: get through all of the stages, find out what is killing the world, and rid it of the threat. Along the way blueprints will be your friend, you can even find permanent upgrades for your character called runes, which will see each of these upgrades become permanent.
Across each level, you will come across "Elite Creatures", each of them acting as a boss of sorts in the game and each coming with their very own unique challenge to be had. Each of them is harder than the casual enemies you come up across during your time exploring through the story of Dead Cells.
But let me conclude this review with one very important tidbit of information. I've become hooked – addicted as some may say – with how Dead Cells progresses. It's not like Dark Souls or Darkest Dungeon where you can easily overcome the odds put before you. This game is a lot different in how it approaches its vicious cycle of completionism. That's where the charm is though. It's the challenge that Dead Cells has that separates it from the rest and makes it quite possibly one of the best throwbacks to retro games such as Castlevania, Metroid, and even Nethack.
Sounds like a good game, but one that I will avoid. Dying frustrates me, which is why I have rage quit in all the Dark Souls.


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Food in general is different today than it was 100 or even 50 years ago. The soil in which much of our food is grown is depleted of minerals, and the feed given to livestock raised on factory farms is a far cry from the nutrient-rich grass and grains they consumed in the open prairies of past generations. Even fruits, vegetables and legumes are assaulted with chemical pesticides and herbicides, and this raw food is further stripped of its nutrient content by high heat and other production methods used during the manufacturing process. But these challenges are not excuses. We need to make sure we're providing our bodies with the essential vitamins and minerals they need to stay healthy.
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Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the human body (you have roughly two to three pounds of it), and about 99% of it is found in your bones. Calcium is needed to form bones and teeth and is also required for blood clotting and muscle contraction. However, bone health is calcium's most well-known task, and many calcium supplements contain added vitamin D, which is necessary for calcium's absorption.
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Fiber is all about colon health and digestion, two incredibly important but often overlooked elements to good health and wellness. The colon is where digested food collects as waste matter after all the nutrients have been extracted. Fiber plays the important role of house cleaner, helping you maintain a healthy colon free of excess waste that can sit for days. The famous (some say infamous) detox and cleansing programs are designed to help people rid their bodies of this toxic buildup of waste matter. However, if you're getting enough daily fiber, a detox diet is rarely needed.
The National Academy of Sciences recommends 25 grams of fiber per day for women and 38 grams per day for men. For children, add five grams to the child's age, so a 9 year old needs 14 grams. Unless you eat lots and lots of fruits and vegetables, plus plenty of beans and whole grains, it's hard to get that much fiber from food. The refinement process most foods undergo often removes fiber. Just take a quick look at the labels - you'll probably be disappointed at how low the numbers are. Remember, you're shooting for either a 25 or a 38, depending on your gender.
Conclusion: Fiber is one of the most important nutrients for your body, helping it clean out excess waste and toxic buildup in the colon. It also plays a supporting role in blood sugar maintenance and cholesterol health. One caution with fiber supplements: do NOT take them at the same time as other supplements or medications, as fiber can lessen their strength and effectiveness. Take a look at our selection of fiber supplements and choose one that will help your reach your optimum daily intake.
Just like healthy cholesterol versus unhealthy cholesterol, not all fat is created equal. Some fat is essential to proper body functions. Omega-3 essential fatty acids (EFAs), which provide the healthy fat we all need, are primarily found in cold water fish, flaxseeds and walnuts. What omega-3s accomplish in terms of your health truly is priceless. When you visit www.supplementinfo.org, which is the official website of the Dietary Supplement Information Bureau (DSIB), and "Browse Dietary Supplements," you will find that only vitamins C and E address a greater number of health conditions than omega-3 fatty acids.
Fish oil supplements (cod liver oil, salmon oil, etc.) and flaxseed oil supplements are the two most common essential fatty acid supplements. Their health benefits are derived from two specific fatty acids called eicosapentaenoic acid and docahexaenoic acid (EPA and DHA). Research indicates that these two fatty acids help the body in the following areas: joint health, cholesterol health, maintaining healthy blood lipids and blood pressure, heart health, infant brain development and cellular defense. That's quite a list, and it's because of all these potential heath benefits that omega-3s are one of our basic supplements for optimum health and wellness.
Conclusion: Perhaps the most important health contributions of omega-3 EFAs relate to cognitive function, mood stability, and cardiovascular health. So-called "primitive" diets rich in fresh vegetables and fish had much higher levels of EPA and DHA than our modern diets high in processed and refined foods. So just like fiber, our diets are typically lacking in essential fatty acids. Check out our large variety of essential fatty acids and pick one that fits your needs.
Chlorella is the one supplement on our list that you may be completely unfamiliar with, which is understandable because this nutrient rarely gets the attention it deserves. Chlorella, also known as blue-green algae, is a microscopic plant that grows in fresh water. Chlorella could be called an "emerald in the rough," because it gets overlooked by the masses yet has so much to offer.
In fact, Chlorella might be one of the most nutritionally dense supplements there is, and many health experts believe that it contains almost every nutrient required by the human body, including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, essential fatty acids, nucleic acids, chlorophyll and a full spectrum of phytochemicals. Again, most of us aren't getting enough of the healthy foods that provide proper nourishment. A chlorella supplement is an easy way to pump up the nutritional value of your diet. It's like getting a hefty serving of green vegetables with no washing, chopping or steaming!
Conclusion: The Standard American Diet is known to be low in essential vitamins and minerals, as well as other healthy nutrients. Chlorella offers super strong support to the immune system, it provides sustained energy that you really notice, and it helps cleanse the body of all kinds of toxins.
It's true: We are what we eat. Many health experts believe that all health matters are related in some way to digestion. Throughout the digestive system, or gastrointestinal (GI) tract, there are billions of bacteria. Like fat and cholesterol, some of the bacteria are helpful. The key is maintaining a healthy balance, and probiotic (the "friendly" bacteria) supplements can help.
When most people hear the word probiotics, they automatically think acidophilus. While acidophilus - found in some dairy products - is no doubt the most popular strain of probiotics, your intestines alone are home to millions of these tiny bacteria (collectively known as intestinal flora). There are different groups of probiotics, and Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium are the most researched of the groups. Lactobacillus acidophilus is simply the best known of the group.
Probiotics help keep the intestinal tract strong for optimal assimilation of food by assisting your body's enzymes like protease, amylase and lipase to break down your foods. They also promote colon health. Basically, they help keep the digestive system running smoothly. Remember, we are what we eat... but that's only a good thing if our bodies correctly digest and assimilate the proper nutrients.
Conclusion: Make friends with "friendly" probiotics to help keep your GI system strong for optimal assimilation of food and good colon health. Probiotics also assist your body's enzymes in the proper breakdown of food, insuring greater levels of digestion and absorption. Review our wide selection of probiotics and help support your overall health.
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10, also known as ubiquinone) is a natural, fat-soluble nutrient present in all cells, and it has emerged over the last decade or so as a leading supplement. However, a new form of CoQ10 supplements has recently emerged, Ubiquinol. Ubiquinol is the broken-down form of ubiquinone, making the nutrient readily available for immediate utilization in your body.
Since CoQ10 is required for energy production within all cells, it isn't surprising that it has an effect on all systems within the body. "But wait, there's more!" CoQ10 also helps convert food to ATP (the building block of cellular energy) inside the mitochondria of our cells. And like other hormones and enzymes in our body, CoQ10 production peaks in our twenties. The older we get, the more important CoQ10 supplementation becomes.
Conclusion: CoQ10 has so much to offer your body, and because natural production peaks early on in life, most of us can benefit from CoQ10 supplements. And the older we get, the more we notice the good effects of CoQ10 supplementation. See the wide variety of Ubiquinol and CoQ10 supplements available today, including chewables.


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Mosque design work set to go on Jos. Campau site
Work will begin in the next couple of weeks to transform this building on Jos. Campau and Caniff into a mosque.
By Charles Sercombe
It's been six months since the Al Islah Mosque was given the go-ahead to fix up their new location at the northeast corner of Jos. Campau and Caniff.
And now it appears the mosque is ready to start that project.
The mosque recently pulled a permit to begin redesigning the outside of the two-story building.
According to the contractor slated to do the project, work will begin in about two weeks.
The mosque's design was initially rejected by the city's Plan Commission because it did not conform to city code. The design initially would have blocked most of the windows on the building.
The city's design code says that at least 70 percent of a commercial building's façade has to be open window. The new design will have a Middle-Eastern motif that includes minarets on top of the building. It's estimated that the work will cost about $275,000.
It was not immediately clear why there was a delay in starting the project. A spokesman for the mosque could not be reached for comment.
The location of the mosque caused some initial concern since there will be three mosques on that block and — like all religious institutions — no property taxes are collected from the site.
One Response to Mosque design work set to go on Jos. Campau site
Roger Lamm
"The city's design code says that at least 70 percent of a commercial building's façade has to be open window. "
But its not a commercial building, its a religious building so that doesn't apply.


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Well - we did it. There were a few hiccups along the way - but we did it. The time was in excess of 13 hours 10 minutes, and as this is a completely new route its a NEW WORLD RECORD!
So here's how it went!
Something definitely went wrong here. Neil Woolley took almost three quarters of an hour to complete this leg. Just 9 minutes less than Toe in the inaugural relay and 9 minutes more than Rob Hill in 2005. He couldnt have gone to Morrisons for breakfast as it wasnt open, but I suppose he could have had a problem on the slippery bend coming out of Dove. We await further information.
We know that Ben Stones took a rather circuitous route to Hayfield, but his is the standard that has to be beaten, which at more than an hour and three quarters should be possible.
Peter Crowley enacted a will he, wont he saga as he cried off and then uncried off, but on this ridiculously long leg he performed admirably, taking just over an hour.
Matt Slack may well have been carrying excess alcohol as he only managed to match Danny Ashworth's time from 2005, a full 9 minutes slower than Dale's record.
Eddie Ford smashed the previous record, not surprising as it was set by Gibbo which Crompy failed miserably to match last time.
Alistair Bailey came within a minute of Adam Morten's time, well ahead of Andy Stephen's 30 minutes.
With dog and child in tow, Dale Jones did well to complete this new leg in less than three quarters of an hour.
Another new leg and one with a hill that Gibbo hadn't bargained for. He managed to complete it in less than an hour (just), but this is a record that will almost certainly fall next time.
Elliott Simmonds eclipsed both Fid and Josh Ratcliffe's times as he set a new record.
Possibly the shortest ever relay leg, and Sam Slack set an appropriately quick time in under 10 minutes.
Colin Wild easily beat Gibbo's previous time and also beat Clayton's record, which is no mean feat as The Brain almost certainly cheated.
A new leg and Marc Thompson's time of less than half an hour could stand for a while.
Ole Madden scaled several hills in completing a difficult leg in just over half an hour.
Ben Bettney cried off at the last minute so our commendable juniors Callum McIlveen and Henry Holden did a double leg. This leg was done in less than three quarters of an hour, a remarkably fast time that may well never be beaten.
Henry and Callum continued up the hill, and although they slowed a little they still set a record, knocking three minutes off MMMs time and 5 off that of Alistair Bailey.
Luke Schofield was walking within 8 minutes, then he ran into a bus stop as darkness fell. He was still well under an hour, a record for another new leg.
Henry and Callum made a mockery of this cockstride, setting a record that will again stand for some time.
Reuben Cutts lost his way, completely missing Dolly Lane, but he still managed to complete it in just over an hour, a time that will be a challenge in the dark.
Lee Jones completed the relay with a quarter of an hour sprint to the line, complete with a bag of Stella for company.
Whether the records will be challenged next year, or perhaps the year after is open to debate, but it was a great "team effort", and thanks to everyone who took part, as well as Fid who responded to a late call quite prepared to help out. Particular mention should go to Peter Crowley for moving heaven and earth so that he could run and then setting a very challenging mark, as well as all of our juniors. Men of the relay, if such an award existed, would definitely be Henry and Callum who managed to complete three legs.


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Myrna D. Phillips, 92 of Austin, Minn., died Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at the Cedars of Austin. A memorial service was held at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 30 at Westminster Presbyterian Church with the Reverend Michael Olmsted officiating. Visitation was held at the church one hour before the service on Monday.


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WWE NXT referee Chloe Christmas has a new ring name. She has changed all of her social media accounts to reflect the new name and believe it or not – she's now going simply by "Paige".
While Paige (the former WWE Divas Champion) is technically still employed by the company, she hasn't been seen in many, many months. The original Paige took to Twitter and simply posted a Spider-Man pointing meme.
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— SARAYA (@RealPaigeWWE) November 6, 2021
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She is an English professional wrestling personality, actress, and retired professional wrestler. She is signed to WWE under the ring name Paige, where she was ...


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Clean & Sustainably Mean!
With the recent Paris Climate Change Agreement is meant to signal the beginning of the end of more than 100 years of fossil fuels serving as the primary engine of economic growth and shows that governments from around the world take climate change seriously. The deal requires any country that ratifies it to act to stem its greenhouse gas emissions in the coming century, with the goal of peaking greenhouse gas emissions "as soon as possible" and continuing the reductions as the century progresses. Countries will aim to keep global temperatures from rising more than 2°C (3.6°F) by 2100 with an ideal target of keeping temperature rise below 1.5°C (2.7°F).
The deal will also encourage trillions of dollars of capital to be spent adapting to the effects of climate change—including infrastructure like sea walls and programs to deal with poor soil—and developing renewable energy sources like solar and wind power
Recognizing the upward trend in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the Thai Government is prompting a paradigm shift within society and behavior change among its citizens towards low carbon practices. This includes transforming thinking about development at the national and local levels—such as among policymakers and other stakeholders—towards a low carbon future.
Thailand's low emission development and green growth efforts are well supported by national policies and plans that prioritize climate change mitigation. The National Economic and Social Development Plan, under the National Economic and Social Development Board, calls for a paradigm shift to a green and low carbon society. This includes development of a GHG registry and carbon market, a carbon fund, and strong measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment's National Master Plan on Climate Change (2011-2050) seeks to enhance capacity for resilience socio-economic development, reorient economic development towards a low carbon society, and promote sustainable development. In addition, national sectoral plans, such as those of the Ministry of Energy, offer clear roadmaps and targets by sector.
Industrial expansion, rising public awareness, strengthened legislation, and economic growth has already given environmental firms a significant advantage in the Thai market. In fact the government has prioritized development not only in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but also in water supplies, wastewater management, and sewerage development. Expansion of the environmental industry relies on the technology and expertise of foreign products and services. Locally made products meet general standards for environmental needs, but specialized products must be imported. Currently 70 to 80 per cent of environmental equipment is imported each year.
Source: Time.com I Thailand's Low Carbon City Initiative by Asia LEDS Partnership


Built in 1928, the 570 ft. long, 8-span, tied-arch Covered Bridge over Kennebec River in Norridgewock, Maine was named one of Maine's most significant twentieth century bridges by the Maine Historic Preservation Commission. The bridge carries Route 201 over the Kennebec River with a traffic count of 12,000 vehicles per day. Unfortunately, this historic landmark was structurally deficient and had to be replaced.
The new bridge is a 567 ft. long bridge with an AASHTO prestressed concrete beam approach span on either side of the concrete arch span. The new bridge's tied-arch span contains two parallel 300 ft. long arch ribs consisting of cast-in-place concrete with six cast-in-place transverse braces. The arches rise 60 ft above the deck. A 135 ft. long approach span is provided at each end of the arch. The bridge is 46 ft. wide and includes two 12 ft. wide travel lanes.
FINLEY used the conceptual sketches and plan details as the basis for review and estimates, a constructability review, a peer review of the design concept & contract documents, and a contractor's construction estimate and schedule.


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HISTORY WITHOUT SCIENCE IS HOPELESS.
In his famous essay on 'The Two Cultures" CP Snow pointed to the yawning divide in British Culture between Science and the Humanities. It's still there, just as crippling as it was 60 years ago.
I was reminded of this when I started reading "The Boundless Sea – a human history of the oceans" by David Abulafia a professor of history at Cambridge University (Penguin 2019), a book which has attracted extravagant praise as well as The Wolfson History Prize for 2020. It's a subject that has fascinated me since, as a boy, I read Thor Heyerdahl's account of the Kon Tiki expedition — his raft trip across the Pacific in 1947 to explore his hypothesis that Polynesia might have been settled from South America.
That hypothesis gradually sank into disrepute following accumulating anthropological and genetic evidence suggesting that Polynesia was in fact settled not from the East but from the North by navigators of Asian descent. But then in 2020 came better DNA evidence showing that at least some South Americans had arrived in the Marquesas with their plants around 1150 AD. What has Abulafia to say about this evidence? On p 29 he writes that it:"… indicates that Polynesians from the Marquesas interbred with people from Columbia around 1150, most plausibly suggesting that Polynesians reached and returned from South America bringing Columbians and their seeds and tubers along with them."
Heyerdahl's balsa raft Kon Tiki sailing West from South America to Polynesia down the West Wind Drift powered by the Coriolis Force . Notice she's got the wind behind her, as well as a current of 50 miles a day driven by the wind. Courtesy the Heyerdahl Museum in Norway.
What? Doesn't Abulafia understand the winds and currents which would make such a hypothetical voyage thousands of times more difficult than Heyerdahl's journey? Surely he understands the Coriolis Force which drives the Great West Wind Drift and indeed nearly all the voyages of exploration and trade around the globe in the days of sail?
So I skip to the Index, all of 63 pages long containing no less than 9,500 entries . No mention of Coriolis Force, and only one brief one to Trade winds, but not in the Pacific Ocean. But what about the maps, of which there are dozens and dozens? The Oceanic waters are entirely blank, no sign of the all-important currents and winds which drove and circumscribed all navigators in the days of sail.
One can only conclude that Abulafia either doesn't know, or doesn't understand the bearing of Science on the Oceans, a bit steep when he is writing a "Human history of the Oceans". It's like a geography text-book which omits all mention of mountains and rivers. The result is a timid history without any sweep or penetration, just another record of 'One damn thing after another' like his earlier book on the Mediterranean "The Great Sea" which I did manage to finish — just.
One could be more forgiving if Abulafia hadn't been so condescending towards Heyerdahl , referring to him as a "self publicist" unworthy of his fame in Norway. Thor Heyerdahl wasn't a timid academic, he was brave man who risked his life to explore his own imaginative idea — which as it happens, — turns out to be substantially right.
Abulafia's egregious failure illustrates the folly of attempting history without comprehending or even taking notice of Science. And the extravagant praise for his book from other historians, and the award of the Wolfson Prize, can only suggest that such incestuos myopia is widespread in British academe. How can we rely on them when they must be writing for each other, and not for us?
But there's a more general point here. It's much easier to spot what is wrong with an argument than to spot what is missing from it. For instance the Scottish National Party is aiming to take Scotland out of the UK, without recognising that Scotland, with its 6000 miles of remote coastline, is indefensible on its own, but secure as part of a united island. How foolish. We islanders all need to sit up and take notice of that!
Tags: exploration, history, history of brits, my books, philosophy, thinking
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Q: Difference between space and comma -- CSS property values(not in selector) What's the difference of space and comma in CSS property value(not for selector)?
font:bold 60px helvetical, arial, sans-serif;

I just had a test, it has different effect when change comma to space or vice versa in above style, so I want to know when to use space/comma?

A: Space:
Each value make different function. For example:
font: bold 60px helvetica, arial, sans-serif;

bold = font-weight: bold;
60px = font-size: 60px;
bold do the weight and 60px do the size, these two are different from each other.
Comma:
helvetica, arial, sans-serif = font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
Values in comma do the same function. They all change font-family.
In this case:
If helvetica it's not supported then loads arial, if arial it's not supported then loads sans-serif.
Using fonts with two words:
If you use fonts that contains two words and have spaces like Roboto Slab.
For these fonts you have to put them on double quotes "roboto slab".
Example: font: bold 60px "roboto slab", arial, sans-serif;

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Torchbearer exhibits courage in Paris - |Torchbearer exhibits courage in Paris|
On April 7, a man attempted to sabotage the Beijing Olympic Torch Relay in Paris, France. This photo shows the torchbearer protecting the torch as authorities wrestle the man to the ground. (Photo credit: Jia Ting)
(PARIS, April 8) -- The fifth leg of the Beijing Olympic Torch Relay kicked off at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, at 12:30 (GMT +2) on April 7. Here, a 27-year-old woman named Jin Jing, the third torchbearer in the relay, garnered much attention from media for her bravery.
A wheelchair user, Jin of Shanghai, China, had been repositioned one kilometer off the original course due to last minute modifications to the route.
Carrying the torch on the new course along the Seine River, Jin demonstrated great valor when a "pro-Tibet independence" activist, attempting to disrupt and sabotage the torch relay, reached for her wheelchair and lunged toward her. Without concern for her own safety, Jin did her best to protect the flame, her face exhibiting courage and pride in spite of the chaotic situation.
In that moment, it was easy to see why her friends call her the "smiling angel in a wheelchair."
But her bravery is not incidental. In 1989, when Jin was in third grade, a malignant tumor was found in her ankle, leading to amputation of part of her leg. She later returned to school after a year of chemotherapy. Refusing to use a cane for fear that she would get in people's way, Jin insisted on getting around on one foot. Her persistence would lead to a lot of pain, but she would survive.
Successfully battling cancer, Jin would even become a member of the Shanghai Wheelchair Fencing Team in 2001.
Being selected as a Lenovo torchbearer "feels like a dream," according to Jin. "God closed one door but opened another -- happiness is the best gift you can give yourself," said the optimistic Jin.


In an effort to prevent a further spread of genetically modified maize, more than 1,000 hectares of maize fields in Lower Austria will be destroyed by 27 July 2001. The GMO contaminated plants will be cut, chopped, checked and then dug into the ground. Farmers will receive a compensation of Sch 23,000 per hectare. Austria will claim that money back from the producer of the maize seeds, Pioneer. The problem is, however, that the GMO contaminated seeds, PR39D81 or MONALISA, can only be traced to the seed merchants, but not to the individual farmers. A hotline has been set up for the estimated 100-200 farmer concerned.
The Austrian government has approved subsidies of Sch 10.4mn for a two-year project of the Vienna Agricultural University (Boku) for the testing of genetically adapted apricots. In the test, the trees are grown in a greenhouse. The environment spokesman of the government party FPO says that his party will not give approvals for outdoor tests with genetically manipulated organisms. The government decision to fund the project was criticised by the opposition social democratic (SPO) and Green parties and the environment organisations Global 2000 and Greenpeace.
The Austrian minister of social affairs Elisabeth Sickl has temporarily forbidden the import and cultivation of the genetically modified maize sort Chardon LL T 25 developed by Aventis. Austria had earlier banned GM maize sorts by Novartis and Monsanto. The European Union has to make the final decision on the ban.
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Energy secretary: U.S. must be energy independent
Source: By Donnelle Eller, Des Moines Register • Posted: Monday, May 9, 2016
Energy security remains a top concern, even with growing U.S. supplies of oil, natural gas and renewable energy, said U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, kicking off a public forum on energy policies, electric markets and the grid in Des Moines on Friday.
"Energy security for the United States is not simply a national issue but an international issue," Moniz said. "The insecurity of our friends in Europe, for example, directly influences what we can do.
"And the United States should not lose sight … that we're still a major oil importer," he said. "And for that reason, we remain strongly focused on reducing oil dependence."
That means a continued push to increase fuel efficiencies and to move toward electric vehicles.
"And very relevant to this state is a need for the continued development of alternative fuels — like biofuels and advanced biofuels. They're all central to what we do," Moniz said.
Moniz, who will speak at Iowa State University's commencement Saturday, fielded questions from the Register:
Question: How do you respond to concerns about increased consumer costs to implement the Clean Power Plan (designed to reduce the carbon dioxide that contributes to climate change)?
Moniz: First, coal use has dropped from about a half to a third over the last decade, and most of that is due to low-cost natural gas. Many choose to attribute it to policy, when the reality is that it's been a marketplace phenomenon.
Secondly, in implementing the Clean Power Plan, an absolute key, designed into the rule, is flexibility. … Targets were developed based on the resources, but once the targets were developed, the thought was states can design more effective plans to economically reach the goals.
The reality is that we need to go to a lower-carbon future. I certainly believe that we, and just about every country in the world, will continue on this pathway. … One can respond by pointing out what can't be done, but I like to respond by looking at what can be done to resolve problems.
Q: Iowa is moving into developing cellulosic ethanol — made from corn stalks, husks and other residue — but we're still debating whether corn ethanol is better for the environment than gasoline. Why?
Moniz: With just about any new technology — whether it's fuels or wind, LED lighting, carbon capture — typically you start off with higher costs than the incumbent technology. And then you work at the R&D, and demonstration and deployment, and the costs come down.
The same is true for ethanol. Starting with corn-based ethanol, it wasn't that long ago, where the argument was: Is corn ethanol a wash or negative, in terms of CO² emissions, relative to gasoline.
Now, with continuing progress, we would say the cycle of CO² corn ethanol is probably a good 20 percent lower than gasoline. So it's definitely a lower carbon footprint, but cellulosic ethanol would have a considerably lower footprint yet again. That's where we're working.
Q: There's a lot of debate around EPA's decision to reduce the amount ethanol that must be blended into the national fuel supply. Do we face a national blend wall?
Moniz: A driver of the blend wall problem, shall we say, is the success … of more efficient vehicles.
We should remember that one of the major goals in looking for a clean-energy future is demand-side reduction. It inherently challenges existing business models that are based on increasing production, whether it's fuel or electricity.
That's the broader issue. But now, because of the way the legislation was written, it's brought in this blend-wall challenge.
I personally feel that we need to have more flex-fuel vehicles that can, in fact, use different mixes of petroleum-based fuels and alcohol-based fuels.
There's no technology miracle needed. We know how to do it. We know it's not very expensive. The question is: Is that a direction we want to go?
Our laboratory analyses have indicated that something like a 30 percent mixture is optimal.


A behind-the-scenes look at Isabella Stewart Gardner's original vision for the Raphael Room and the amazing work done by Gardner Museum textile conservators to recapture the gallery's original splendor.
I feel the Raphael Room is like an opera singer who's had a sore throat for several decades. Now that the gallery is open again, it's back to its diva status.


The U.S. Agency for International Development plans to fund private and religious schools in developing countries as part of its new education policy, citing the need to provide instruction to millions of children globally who lack access to public schools.
The agency said the approach recognizes the "important role of non-state actors, including faith-based organizations and the private sector, in providing educational opportunities" for children whose lives have been upended by combat, natural disasters and other calamities.
"Today, we risk an entire lost generation of children and youth who are growing up displaced by conflict and crisis without access to that education," said USAID administrator Mark Green in a forward to Thursday's report.
At a forum Thursday sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations, Mr. Green said government education is often unavailable for children displaced by conflict in countries such as Bangladesh, Somalia and Myanmar.
In Somalia, he said, 3 million of the 4.9 million school-age children are not enrolled in school.
"And what we're doing there is reaching out to the private sector, whether it be private schools, or NGOs [non-governmental organizations], or whatever it might be, to offer a compressed educational opportunity to help those kids catch up, to get them to a place where they can return to a normal public-school system," Mr. Green said.
Conservative and religious leaders were among those who praised the decision to reach out to non-government educational institutions.
"These children, living in increasingly fragile environments tainted with violent conflict, natural disasters, and humanitarian crises, would not often have access to education if not for the work of missionaries and faith-based providers already in their communities," said Kenneth Blackwell, former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Human Rights Commission.
"It has never been more crucial to financially support these organizations, and I thank President Trump for allowing our taxpayer dollars to reach even farther in helping those who need it most," he said in a statement.
"Thanks to the new USAID Education Policy, our annual taxpayer funded aid will go even farther by including non-state groups, especially faith-based organizations, that are already on the front-lines of educating impoverished youth — with attention to girls as well as boys — around the world," said Catholic Association Foundation legal advisor Andrea Picciotti-Bayer.
One in five children ages 5-17 around the world, or an estimated 303 million, do not attend school, while 617 million lack minimum proficiency in reading and math, whether or not they are enrolled in class, according to USAID.


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Access older product SDKs that may still be important to your development efforts.
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Health Monitoring & Recovery SDK
Password Manager Provisioning SDK
SmartAuditor SDK
Streaming Profiler SDK
Web Interface SDK
WinFrame API SDK
XenApp Management SDK (MFCOM)
XenDesktop Controller SDK
The purpose of the Citrix Binary Software Development Kit (SDK) for Citrix ICA Windows CE Clients is to allow licensed OEMs to make devices based on the Citrix ICA Windows CE Clients.
Health Monitoring & Recovery is a new feature of Citrix Presentation Server 4.5. The main function of the Health Monitoring & Recovery feature is to monitor the health of Presentation Server. If any of the tests fail, you can configure the Health Monitoring & Recovery feature to generate a recovery action, such as disabling the load balancing capability of the server or restarting the server. The Health Monitoring & Recovery feature includes a number of preconfigured tests; however, you can use the Health Monitoring & Recovery SDK to create custom tests for your specific environment.
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The Citrix Password Manager Provisioning Software Development Kit allows you to fully manage users' secondary credentials. Secondary credentials are application-specific credentials that Password Manager submits on the user's behalf after the primary domain authentication has occurred. Credential provisioning allows you to automate many of the tasks associated with managing user credentials. Whether you are rolling out a new installation of Password Manager, adding new users, adding new applications, or clearing out unneeded information, credential provisioning provides you with the tools to complete these tasks quickly and efficiently.
The Profiler SDK views a profile as a set of collections that server as containers for their respective data, and offer a standardized method of adding, removing, and iterating through profile data. For example, a profile contains a collection of targets (client workstation environments), each of which contains a collection of scripts and a collection of target applications.
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The Streaming Profiler Software Development Kit (SDK) offers a set of COM objects and interfaces that give Citrix customers, distributors, and partners a programmatical interface into the Citrix Application Streaming Profiler. Using the Profiler SDK to create large numbers of profiles in one batch can be more efficient than creating them through the user interface. Developers can write in a platform-independent medium, and scripts can be written in C++, C#, or VBScript.
This SDK is for administrators, webmasters and developers who want to enhance the capabilities of the Web Interface. Customizations range from visual modifications to an installed copy of Web Interface, to building a custom solution directly using the Web Interface Java objects.
The WinFrame Application Programming Interface (WFAPI) SDK is a collection of APIs allowing developers and system administrators to access specific features of a Citrix Presentation Server, including:
Server, session, and process enumeration
Server, session, and process management
Citrix specific user data
Sending messages to specific sessions
Wait on system events
Shut down the server
Shadowing functionality
The Citrix XenApp Management SDK, formerly known as the MPSSDK (MFCOM), is a combination of components, each designed to allow software developers to programmatically access features specific to Citrix XenApp (Presentation Server), enabling developers to integrate their applications with Citrix XenApp technology. Version 5.0 is the latest version available to download.
The Citrix Desktop Delivery Controller PowerShell SDK provides a snap-in, XDCommands, for the Microsoft PowerShell v1.0 framework. The SDK consists of a number of "cmdlets" that allow you to script many of the administrative tasks you may need to perform on a regular basis.


If you are a working parent or plan to look for work this summer, you may need to pay for the care of your child or children. These expenses may qualify for a tax credit that can reduce your federal income taxes. The Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit is available not only while school's out for summer, but also throughout the year. Information about this credit is located in the Forms And Downloads link under the Camp Info/Give Back tab or click the link below.


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VideoGameJobFinder > Guide to Finding Video Game Careers > Computer Programming Degrees > Colorado State Master's Degree in Computer Science
Colorado State Master's Degree in Computer Science
Colorado State University is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This public university has approximately 25,000 full-time students in attendance. The school offers Bachelor's degrees in 62 programs and Master's degrees in 59 fields of study. A total of 38 Doctoral programs are offered, along with a professional degree in Veterinary Medicine.
The Computer Science Department at Colorado State offers an online Master's degree program. This is a non-thesis program that is offered to students from anywhere in the world. The courses are open to anyone who wishes to take them, whether they have officially been admitted to the program or not. A person can take up to four courses before being admitted; once they have been accepted into the program they will receive credit for the work completed as long as a minimum grade of B- has been achieved.
To be admitted to this program, an applicant must have a background in one of the following areas to demonstrate to the Admissions Department that they are able to complete graduate-level work:
Software engineering/Program design
The course list for the Master's degree in Computer Science at Colorado State is as follows:
Advanced Operating Systems
Fault-Tolerant Computing
Networking and the Internet
Object-Oriented Design
Parallel Programming Processing
Software Product and Process Evaluation
Software Specification and Design
Registering for Distance Learning Courses at Colorado State University
All applicants must have successfully completed a Bachelor's degree program from an accredited university with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in all courses taken as an undergraduate. (A three-year Bachelor's degree program obtained in a foreign country is not considered the equivalent of a four-year degree obtained from a U.S. university.) GRE scores must also be submitted as part of the application package.
The Admissions Department must receive all materials before considering an application.
Application forms for graduate school at the Colorado State University are available online. Along with the form, official transcripts are required. The applicant must also submit three letters of application. They should be submitted directly from the writer, in sealed envelopes.
The deadline for the fall semester is April 1. People who are interested in being considered for admission in the spring must submit their materials by September 1, and those who want to start with the summer session must apply by January 1.
It may take up to six weeks to receive a response after the application materials have been submitted. To follow up after applying for admission to graduate school, contact the Department directly. The University will issue an official acceptance or denial letter to advise the applicant of the decision.
Learn More: Computer Science Degrees
Laramie County CC Associate's Degree in Computer Programming
Edison State College AA Degree in Computer Science
Kansas State Computer Science and Information Systems Degrees
DeVry University Computer Information Systems Degree
Colorado State Master's Degree in Computer Science


Also see Islands by Kayak; Cave Paintings by Mule.
The Sierra San Francisco is one of Baja's World Heritage areas for the vibrant and lively cave paintings they harbor. The mysterious origins of the paintings coupled with their super-human size and their height above the ground led some to believe they were painted by a race of giants. They pre-date the native people encountered here by the Padres. With those Padres came a military force to support them. The tenacious ranch culture here today descends from the union of military and native people. Ride a mule or hike for 5 days, immersed this landscape and hosted by its inhabitants.
To get there from Loreto, we ride in a private van to San Ignacio, past Baja's most recent eruption, the Tres Virgines volcano. Visit the mission at San Ignacio with its impressive stonework and its well-labeled garden of native plants, and the town square lined with huge trees. Stay at the Ignacio Springs Bed & Breakfast by the freshwater lagoon to an amusing chorus of coots and bullfrogs.
Stay here again on the way back to Loreto.
Meet your cowboy guides who, along with your SKBM guides, will take you deep into the canyon and to the painted caves. The way is rough and steep but the mules are sure-footed. Cave paintings are accessible only by foot, which does require a moderate degree of fitness and confidence on loose terrain along sometimes steep canyon walls. Hiking the entire trip is also an option for the fit.
Read the Cave Art & Cowboys mule trip blog.
For a kayaking & mule trip combo please see Islands & Cave Art Combo.


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Column: The Forgiveness Ritual
By Karl E. H. Seigfried | October 26, 2019
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There's recently been an amazing series of performative forgiveness displays in the public sphere of the United States. These ritualized performances tend to follow a basic pattern that is grounded in systems of privilege and power, of access and wealth. The forgiveness rite usually moves through five steps.
Someone from a more powerful group does something morally abhorrent with negative consequences that primarily affect members of a less powerful group.
There's a public outcry against the one who has committed the repugnant act.
The doer of the deed makes a (sometimes qualified) apology for the act and/or disappears from the public eye for a time.
The doer is publicly forgiven by one or more prominent members of a less powerful group.
Members of both more powerful and less powerful groups publicly shame any individuals who refuse to proffer forgiveness.
The recent public discussion over the interactions between George W. Bush and Ellen DeGeneres closely follows this form.
Victorian cartoon on privilege and forgiveness [public domain]
During his presidency, Bush led an American offensive after the September 11 attacks that featured torture, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and killing of prisoners in willful flaunting of international humanitarian laws. He promoted falsehoods in order to adjust the focus of military efforts away from Saudi Arabia (where fifteen of the nineteen hijackers were citizens) to Iraq (where major corporate donors to his campaign had oil interests). He supported a constitutional amendment against marriage equality, opposed the legalization of gay marriage, was against child adoption by members of the LGBTQ+ communities, and threatened to veto hate crime legislation that included attacks based on sexual orientation.
Protests against the Iraq War began in 2002 and continued throughout Bush's time in office. The march outside the 2004 Republican National Convention was one of the largest in United States history, and the international protest in February 2003 entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest anti-war rally in history. Nearly one million protestors gathered in London's Hyde Park alone. In the wake of Bush's anti-LGBTQ+ actions and statements during his first term, even the members of the Log Cabin Republicans ("the nation's original and largest organization representing LGBT conservatives") abandoned him. The group's board voted 22-2 against endorsing him for re-election.
After leaving the White House, Bush largely stayed out of the national discussion. He focused on writing his memoirs and painting portraits of people and dogs. He defended the use of torture under his leadership and said there was no need to apologize for misleading the public in order to advance a military offensive that led to 250,000 civilian deaths in Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan even as 4,200 U.S. service members gave their lives. He clearly took the disappearing option over the apology option.
Bush's rehabilitation began when Michelle Obama began kidding around with him at public events. She called him her "partner in crime" and "a wonderful man," saying that she "love[s] him to death." Public forgiveness reached a tipping point when photos of Ellen DeGeneres having a great time with the former president at a football game went viral on social media earlier this month. The comedian responded to online comments by performing a monologue on her television show stating that she and Bush are friends. She insisted that she is "friends with a lot of people who don't share the same beliefs" and advised her audience to "be kind to everyone."
After the first African-American First Lady and the television star who jumped over so many media hurdles set up against LGBTQ+ performers both publicly gave George W. Bush their love and kindness, how dare anyone else hold on to past grievances? My various social media feeds were flooded with posts from people across the political spectrum celebrating the healing qualities of coming together across the aisle and recognizing the inherent humanity that we all share, of setting aside differences of opinion and being friends with those who don't subscribe to every element of our own personal belief systems, and – most importantly – forgiving mistakes of the past in the interest of building a kinder community in the present.
We all make mistakes, don't we? How can we judge others and hold them to account for their past errors when each of us have our own trail of missteps? Comments like these are common in these discussions of forgiveness and calls for all of us just getting along.
What is the root of this distinctly American forgiveness philosophy? I believe it springs from Christian concepts of sin and forgiveness. Christ teaches that we should not judge others, lest we be ourselves judged. He insists that only the one who is without sin can condemn the sins of another. He instructs his followers to forgive any who wrong them, if the wrongdoer repents. Indeed, the idea of repenting resulting in forgiving is core to the Christian worldview.
This worldview was on display in the courtroom after former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger (a white woman) was found guilty of murder and sentenced to ten years in prison for killing her neighbor Botham Jean (a black man) in his own apartment. The brother of the murder victim and Judge Tammy Kemp both hugged the convicted killer. The brother mentioned God's forgiveness. The judge gave Guyger her own personal Bible and cited a passage on salvation. Both the brother and judge are African-American. As in the case of Bush, members of the group victimized by the offender made a public show of forgiveness after the appropriate apologetic speech act – in this case tearful and regretful testimony on the stand.
This forgiveness metric is not necessarily embraced by those outside the American Christian sphere. While teaching a college course on religion and social movements, I told the students about my experiences hearing a Christian gospel singer repeatedly testify in various churches about his past as a drug dealer, about finding Jesus, about repenting his wicked ways, about asking Christ for forgiveness, and about being transformed by the love of the Lord. A student from India asked why the singer wasn't arrested after confessing his crimes in a public setting. No matter how I explained that this is a standard narrative put forward in evangelical settings, the student was shocked that openly talking about crimes that went unpunished by civil authorities was considered a positive act in a religious setting.
Given this student's response, I'm always a bit surprised when I see American Heathens repeating the mantra of repentance and forgiveness. So many times, I've witnessed proud followers of the Old Ways evince worldviews that seem grounded in American Christian teachings. The idea that those who perform speech acts declaring repentance for past sins should be forgiven and embraced appears regularly when issues of politics (or things declared to be "political") come up in social and social media settings.
Person X was a neo-Nazi for ten years, but he says he's not anymore; he's welcomed into a self-declared "inclusive Heathen" community. Person Y was a prominent leader in a hate group on the SPLC watchlist, but says she regrets it; she's given a position of authority in a supposedly non-racist Heathen organization. Person Z has repeatedly and publicly insisted that the swastika and Black Sun are true symbols of Heathen pride, but now says sorry; they're hailed for their bravery. Anyone who questions the forgiveness process is accused of "inserting politics" or being against "inclusion." Never mind that the objects of forgiveness are always white and the actions being forgiven always have to do with whiteness.
Does the confluence of speech act and forgiveness mark any real change in the person? Less than three weeks after the orgy of explicitly Christian forgiveness that followed Amber Guyger's tearful testimony, the killer cop's lawyers have filed paperwork that gets the ball rolling on appeal of both the murder conviction and the prison sentence. Those who have experienced the benefits of privilege don't seem willing to face any consequences of their deeds beyond the forgiveness ritual – a ritual that so often displaces and negates any actual requirements of restitution.
Is there anything in Heathen theologies that applies to these situations? The American Heathen credo "we are our deeds" and the concept of wyrd can offer some guidance here. If we truly are our deeds, and if what is done in the past and present determines what must happen in the future, then harmful action must be balanced and countered by helpful action.
Decades of hateful action in the service of white nationalist ideology are not somehow erased by a post apologizing to an all-white Heathen Facebook group. Odin does not say that cattle die, kinsmen die, but the one thing that never dies is that comment made after being accepted into an un-vetted Facebook group actively seeking to boost its membership numbers by any means necessary. How many years has that neo-Nazi or Bush or Guyger dedicated to building up the specific communities they spent so long tearing down? How much energy have they dedicated to making restitution to those that they harmed, rather than making self-serving statements within their own social spheres?
Part of the problem here is the issue of who is simply forgiven after taking a brief time out form public life or performing a basic public apology. After being caught out for three specific instances of wearing blackface and saying he wore it so often that he can't remember how many times he did it, Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau is re-elected as the prime minister of Canada. After multiple credible allegations of sexual abuse, Louis C.K. and Harvey Weinstein temporarily hide from the cameras before re-emerging in New York clubs as performer and patron. Do those without power and privilege receive the same forgiveness benefits?
While Trudeau brushes past the blackface issue, indigenous Canadians are imprisoned at disproportionate rates and receive incredibly harsh treatment while incarcerated. While wealthy investors move into the growing legal marijuana market in the United States, African-Americans are arrested and sentenced for marijuana use out of all proportion. While Weinstein sits in the audience at Manhattan's Downtime bar as his team of lawyers continue to prepare for his upcoming rape trial, comedian Kelly Bachman – a rape survivor herself – is booed for addressing the allegations against him, and actor Zoe Stuckless is escorted out of the event after confronting the Hollywood mogul. While black women are jailed for defending themselves from chronic sexual assault, wealthy athletes are protected from facing consequences for repeatedly committing domestic abuse.
There is an endless list of these examples, of the privileged being granted forgiveness while their victims are denied it. Reading the news stories, and seeing the reactions from American Heathens, I have to ask: are today's Heathen religions based on concepts of Christian forgiveness and on practices of punching down at the less privileged? As far as I'm concerned, the answer is no.
I believe that the Old Icelandic poetry and mythology is valuable as material to be meditated upon, as a record of ancient insights that can help us find our own insights into the problems of today. The texts that we spend so much time studying and reflecting upon do not provide narratives that follow the forgiveness process outlined above. To the contrary, they strongly emphasize the doing of deeds that benefit the community, the facing of consequences for harmful action, and the protection of those who in danger from harmful forces.
John Bauer, Tyr and Fenrir [Wikimedia Commons]
My own modern Heathen theology is one of standing up to hate as Thor stands up to the serpent that threatens the world, of facing down those who threaten our communities as Tyr faces down the growing danger of the monstrous wolf. The powerful ones who are willing to abuse the world for their own gratification do not deserve a forgiveness that is free of consequences. They do not merit an embrace without balancing their wyrd through equivalent right action and restitution to those harmed. This goes for past presidents as much as it does for the supposedly renunciant racists who seek entrance into our Heathen spaces online and off.
The next time this forgiveness narrative plays out, we would do well to reflect on our own reaction to the formula and participation in the ritual. We would benefit from asking ourselves if our religious traditions foster a fundamentally different perspective on the drama than the ones which surround us. If they do not, do our traditions really offer worldviews that are meaningfully distinct from that of the dominant culture?
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About Karl E. H. Seigfried
Karl E. H. Seigfried is Adjunct Professor and Pagan Chaplain at Illinois Institute of Technology, Seminar Faculty at Newberry Library, and goði (priest) of Thor's Oak Kindred in Chicago. In addition to his award-winning website, The Norse Mythology Blog, Karl has written for the BBC, Iceland Magazine, Journal of the Oriental Institute, On Religion, Religion Stylebook, and many other outlets. He holds degrees in literature, music, and religion, and he is the first Ásatrú practitioner to hold a graduate degree from University of Chicago Divinity School. During his time at the university, he was President of Interfaith Dialogue and a member of Spiritual Life Council.
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Lao Song is the owner of a chain of catering companies. Recently, the staff found that he had a lot of smiles on his face.
As early as two or three years ago, Lao Song was very much convicted. As a chain of catering companies, expansion is undoubtedly a magic weapon to enhance competitiveness, but rising labor costs and rents have become the biggest problem. In addition, terminal operations, personnel training, logistics and distribution, image follow-up and other aspects have invested heavily. Huge financial pressure had to make Lao Song stab it.
Expand online sales channels, Lao Song also tried to do online group purchase. Although it took the e-commerce express train, the profit growth was limited. After all, restaurants and home appliances, clothing and other products can be delivered to their homes, and they must be affected by the consumption areas. In addition, for low-profile food and beverage group purchases, even if the price is low, the consumer's interest is limited.
How to make your own business more competitive? Recently, Lao Song felt that he had found the right key. This is due to the contact between Lao Song and the Internet. Internet Connect is the first brand provider of mobile O2O platform for domestic chain enterprises. They understand the problems encountered by Lao Song.
Is there a better business model for chain companies? Xiaobian asked.
"Yes!" Li Zhengwang replied affirmatively, "The rapid rise of mobile Internet in the past two years (according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced that as of October 2013, the size of China's mobile phone users is about 1.2 billion, of which 516 million are smartphone users), Brought a better business model for the chain of companies to move O2O. And it is worth noting that mobile O2O is a key opportunity for the development of chain companies in the past decade, missed mobile O2O is to miss the next decade."
Li Zhengwang further explained: "In fact, Lao Song's attempts to purchase online catering services are both B2C and O2O. The O2O mode is the way to deliver goods online or experience services through online orders. Mobile O2O can use mobile phones to be more discounted. Information such as providing information, service bookings, etc. is pushed to consumers to convert them into their own offline customers. Consumers can also use mobile phones to make consumption more convenient and faster in fragmented times such as waiting for cars and waiting for elevators.
"How can a chain company use the mobile O2O model?"
In spite of the attraction of preferential information, the vast majority of consumers have become impatient during the download wait and opted out.
The APP mobile mall provided by the Internet has taken the lead in resolving this embarrassment of merchants. Use WeChat to scan the two-dimensional code to open the App Store. You can directly access Lao Song's "shop" without downloading. At the same time, you can provide multiple versions of the APP to install and download the QR code link. In addition, taking into account the different mobile phone terminals in the hands of consumers, Interconnection Online has specially designed the adaptation code to easily adapt to the compatibility of major mainstream systems and multiple platforms (Android, IOS, and winPhone) to solve the compatibility problem of screen size.
In order to help consumers successfully access Lao Song's mobile phone store, Internet also provides web site access, can directly type in the website, and support Baidu and Google's optimization search.
In order to further facilitate consumers, the Internet WEB APP website can quickly generate desktop icons and save them in mobile phones. Consumers can view Lao Song's "shop" at any time and never need to input a website address.
The online portal has taken into account the entrance of the mobile mall very carefully, and it is truly accessible. Li Zhengwang is very concerned about the platform on the market where some messy consumers can't reach it smoothly and it will affect the healthy development of mobile O2O.
"If the B2C model's victory is a victory in the price war, then moving O2O can no longer go this old road, the price war blindly hit, the final result can only be both merchants and consumers lose.", Li Zhengwang said: "Mobile O2O The second key to the success of the model is to make it sticky to consumers and make users happy to share."
This will allow consumers to experience online and offline, review and share, and return online, which is very conducive to stimulating products and services similar to those offered by Lao Song, such as restaurants, clothing stores, and automobiles. Stores, beauty salons, etc.
In order to increase the user's stickiness, the online mobile mall platform has also introduced game points. The game includes a lot of fun, jigsaw puzzles, and Lianliankan that everyone likes. It's simple, fun, and interactive. Consumers can easily play a few games in the "boring" of the fragmented time, enjoying the fun of the game, but also get additional shopping discounts, and more willingly "sticky".
Going alone is not as effective as team fighting. On the road of moving O2O, we can advance together with our partners to be higher, faster and stronger. To this end, Connected Online specifically provides mobile mall platform alliance services. In line with the principle of voluntary sharing of customer resources, we have interconnected online open platform data and customer resource sharing services. For consumers, the consumption points can be exchanged among different businesses on the platform; for entering merchants, massive cross-enterprise and cross-industry customer resources can be shared; interconnected online provides big data analysis results for settled businesses to help enterprises Improve products and services.
"The overall situation of e-commerce has been determined, and mobile O2O will be the trend of the development of the chain industry. The next king will be born here!", Li Zhengwang looked ahead.


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Chinese funds crucial for development of Sri Lanka - Chamal
Loans and investment from China are crucial not only for the development of Sri Lanka but also in strengthening China-Sri Lanka bilateral ties, Speaker of Parliament Chamal Rajapaksa said.
In a recent exclusive interview with Xinhua and the Asia Pacific Daily, he said that while China and Sri Lanka have enjoyed generations of friendship and cordial relationship, it was only at the end of the civil war in 2009 that China started to play an important role in the country's reconstruction efforts.
"The famous Sino-Lanka Rubber-Rice Pact signed in 1952 played an important role in the development of Sri Lanka. The pact witnessed the great friendship between China and Sri Lanka. However, the development of Sri Lanka stagnated because of the 30-year-civil- war," Rajapaksa said.
Rajapaksa said that after peace was achieved in 2009, China provided loans and investment to support the post-war reconstruction in Sri Lanka. "With China's financial support, the Sri Lankan economy was able to take off and the country is now being noticed by the world."
The speaker cited as an example of the China-funded project, the Puttalam Coal Plant, which has provided 50 percent of the country's power requirement and cut by 25 percent the electricity cost since its operation.
Another China-funded project is the south container wharf at the Colombo Port, a joint venture between the Sri Lanka Ports Authority and China Merchant Holdings Ltd. "Through China's expertise and funding, the Colombo South Port has become the World's Fastest Development Port in 2014."
"China has vigorously supported and participated in the construction process of Sri Lanka which has benefited the Sri Lankan people. The friendship between China and Sri Lanka is difficult to break and would remain vibrant in the years to come," the Speaker was quoted as saying by Xinhua.
Since Chinese President Xi Jinping's official visit to the island nation in September last year, the friendship between the two countries has risen to a higher level with deeper mutually beneficial cooperation in various sectors, Rajapaksa said, adding because of this, there has been a noticeable increase in the inflow of investment from local and foreign sources into the country.
Source: Xinhua
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By MAREEG	 On May 16, 2016
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