A Portland fisherman who was rescued after activating his ACR Electronics ResQLink PLB is urging all boaters to carry a personal locator beacon when they go out to sea.
Simon Jones is one of more than 100 members of ACR's ground-breaking initiative SurvivorClub which features first-hand tales of survival from people across the world who have used an ACR PLB or EPIRB to alert the rescue services.
The UK commercial fisherman was with a friend putting a new engine through sea trials for the first time on his 19-foot Fast Worker 19, Sole Trader B11, when he could not restart it. They had already covered about 25 miles out from Weymouth and it was getting late with no one else around. After several unsuccessful attempts to call for help using the radio and their phones, they knew that their only chance to avoid being left to drift as darkness fell was to use Simon's ACR ResQLink PLB. The device was activated to contact the rescue authorities and they were soon located and successfully towed to safety by the RNLI.
"I always have my PLB when I go out in the boat and encourage everyone to do the same," said Simon. "It is a very small cost for a device which can make such a big difference. When our engine failed, we had no radio signal, it was late and there was no one around, so the only option was the PLB. Luckily the boat itself was in fine shape, it was the engine that did not work, so we were towed to safety upon the RNLI and UK Coast Guard's response to my beacon call. We were very grateful that our PLB worked.
Survivors from across the world who activated ACR Electronics beacons in a life-threatening emergency have joined the ACR SurvivorClub to share their stories and help raise awareness about the best practices to ensure safety, both on land and at sea.
Relating first-hand tales of survival when lost, injured or facing extreme weather conditions while boating, fishing, hiking and hunting, the outdoor enthusiasts came forward to demonstrate the effectiveness of carrying an EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) or ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) to alert the rescue authorities.
The 100 survivor mark is celebrated during ACR Electronics' diamond anniversary year. Available at this year's Southampton Boat Show on the FORCE 4 CHANDLERY Stand (B017/J247), new products include its compact Firefly PRO SOLAS rescue lights, as well as its C-Strobes and C-Lights waterproof LED personnel distress lights. Additional products by ACR Electronics at this year's show include the new GlobalFix V4 EPIRB and the ResQLink PLB, plus the AISLink CA1 and CB1 AIS transceivers.


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What is the best procedure to remove age spots on the face? I have several that bother me and would like them removed.
I have brown spots on the right and let side of my face, one on the upper lip, and one on the chin. They are not raised.
Thank you for your question. An intense pulse light (IPL) treatment would likely be your best bet to help remove those pesky brown, and sometimes red, spots that arise with age from years of prior sun exposure. This treatment can be done on a lunch break as there is no downtime associated with the treatment. Patients should expect that these brown spots will become darker in the days following an IPL treatment (peaking around day 3) and will slough off and fade away afterwards. Some patients will require multiple treatments, while other patients might only need one. At The Spa @ Greenberg Cosmetic Surgery, my medical aestheticians offer complementary consultations to determine your candidacy for the treatment and to determine how many treatments will be necessary to achieve a clear and youthful complexion. I hope that you find this helpful and I wish you all of the best.
There are a number of ways to address skin changes. Ultimately, the best treatment is dependent upon the type of change/lesion and it's location. Some may be amenable to excision or shaving while others may be addressed by laser resurfacing.
As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
Thanks for your inquiry. Before any age spot or skin pigmentation is treated, you must visit a board certified dermatologist to determine the type of the skin pigmentation and safety aspects of it. For the majority of benign skin pigmentation, Ruby or Co2 lasers are great choices, as well as medical grade peels such as Jessener peel or Cosmelan. Best of luck.


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In the last week of Term 3, Tools4Teachers were invited to present at the RTLiT Oral Language conference. This year, it was held in the beautiful setting of Paihia, at the Copthorne Hotel.
Jane and Charlene presented 2 sessions.
Jane looked at the deliberate and explicit teaching of oral language skills, including building vocabulary knowledge - the foundation for developing literacy skills. The workshop focused on changes schools and teachers are observing with oral language proficiency amongst their students, where oral language fits in the curriculum and expectations for oral language competence. The group were given time to consider how to strategically design learning tasks that explicitly teach oral language skills, along with considering the impact of deliberate acts of teaching in building oral language capability.
Charlene's sessions looked at how to develop oral language in writing lessons, with a particular focus on strategies that engage and motivate reluctant writers. The use of technology, and appropriate apps to aide oral language proficiency were also shared.
'Reading and writing float on a sea of talk." James Britton. How are you explicitly planning for oral language to occur in a meaningful way throughout the day for your students?
In 2016, Tools4Teachers are working with schools to improve their oral language schools. Please contact us if you would like more information for your school's professional development requirements.


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Tort Law Essay Examples
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The Elements Of A Negligent Tort
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Part I – General Rules of Tort Liability
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Bugsusa Worksheet Essay
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Common Law Essay
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The Finnish Supreme Court And The Liability Of Arbitrators
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Electronic Surveillance Of Employees
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Labor Laws And Unions
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Family Related Issues
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Esposito-Hilder Vs. Sfx Case
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The Hongkong Legal System
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Manville Aesbestos Case
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Bus 415 Week 3
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Corporate Compliance Plan
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5532 words - 23 pages , its price, or this agreement, including breach of contract claims and claims under state consumer protection laws, unfair competition laws, implied warranty laws, for unjust enrichment, and in tort, regardless of conflict of law principles, except that the FAA governs all provisions relating to arbitration. 12.	Consumer Rights, Regional Variations. This agreement describes certain legal rights. You may have other rights, including consumer rights, under the laws of your state or country.You may also have rights with respect to the party from which you acquired the software. This agreement does not change those other rights if the laws of your state or country do not permit it to do so. For VIEW DOCUMENT
Wokrplace
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Sample Final Answers
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Lafarge S.A
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One Book After the Other
By: Linda Schrock Taylor - March 14, 2005
There is a theory that the adults who have become lifelong readers probably began by reading series of books when they were children.
An article's author (whose name I have sadly forgotten) felt that, with a self-set goal to "read every book in an entire series," a child gifts himself or herself with reading practice — practice that encourages the brain's transition from processing only at the word-word-word level to processing that flows, enabling the imagination to create scene, characters, plot, without conscious attempts to focus and find meaning.
If a child realizes that something has changed about the way they were reading, it is very exciting. One morning an eleventh grader, who had always been a word-word-word reader, hurried to my room to exclaim, "Mrs. Taylor! The strangest thing happened last night. I was reading that book you assigned and all of a sudden, I was inside the pet shop with the characters and I couldn't put the book down!" She had crossed over the barricade that had been holding her hostage — sight words.
If that experience occurs enough times, the mind will train itself to go from print to meaning without any intermediary stops and starts; without any need to hear, or pause to decode, words in order to understand them. When decoding becomes automatic, and interest in a book is high, eyes begin to fly over print, effortlessly seeing meaning instead of letters. As the book series (i.e., practice) continues, novice readers become ever more skilled at really reading and will continue to develop skills that allow them to tackle ever more difficult and complex reading materials.
Those readers will become like those of us who love books — appetites for print will become insatiable. My cousins grew up in an old house that still had gas lighting. The family had moved in before completely remodeling, so many rooms stayed in their vintage state until all work could be completed. The cousins' bedrooms were wallpapered with aged, yellow newspapers. Since we had very few books at our house, I was always print-hungry. Those bedrooms fascinated me and I would lie on the beds for hours, head twisting left and right, as I read news and ads from many decades before my time. I wanted my room to be decorated just as theirs were!
I have asked many adults what they recalled about their childhood reading. Most have responded that they read every book in a favorite series — then never stopped reading. With that thought in mind, I list some of the numerous series that have played an important part in my life, and/or the life of my son. Reading level: 9—12 years, but both of us reread them far past those birthdays.
1.) The "Little House Books" by Laura Ingalls Wilder
These books have been a major influence in the lives of everyone in our home, whether during childhood, or adulthood. By the time that David was four years old, I had read aloud every one of the "The Little House" books, as well as several of the supplements and other fine books written about Laura's family and life:
Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography
The Little House Guidebook
Laura's Album: A Remembrance Scrapbook of Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura: The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura Ingalls Wilder Country: The People and Places in Laura Ingalls Wilder's life and books
The Little House Cookbook: Frontier Foods from Laura Ingalls Wilder's Classic Stories
After I finished my oral reading of the books, our self-set goal was to visit as many of Laura's home sites as possible. We have visited the cabin replica at the location of Little House In the Big Woods. (After seeing Laura's home, we learned that we were but a few miles from the location of Caddie Woodlawn so went to visit there, as well.) Over the years we have also visited the following locations, and any buildings that still exist: On the Banks of Plum Creek; By the Shores of Silver Lake; the circle of trees Pa planted, Wilder's feed store, the Surveyors' House, and Pa & Ma's home in DeSmit, SD, (twice!) the location of The Long Winter, Little Town in the Prairie, These Happy Golden Years, and The First Four Years. We have been to Mansfield, MO, (twice!) to visit Laura and Almanzo's homes there. We still hope to visit the location of Little House of the Prairie in Kansas; to New York to see the home of Farmer Boy.
These vacations have been memorable and educational. As a follow-up, we have made scores of stops, and taken innumerable "day trips" to explore antique shops and museums, finding and discussing any items that we had read about or seen as we made "The Little House" books part of our lives. Should grandparents ask for gift ideas, suggest the hardback copies since your children will probably read and reread them, just as David and I have done.
2.) The "Little Britches" series by Ralph Moody
While I was reading Laura Ingalls Wilder, the boys were reading the Ralph Moody books about cowboys and ranches. I became so curious that I read them, and liked them so much that decades later I bought the entire series for David. He has read them several times.
Little Britches: Father and I Were Ranchers
Man of the Family
The Fields of Home
Shaking the Nickel Bush
The Home Ranch
Mary Emma & Company
Horse of a Different Color: Reminiscences of a Kansas Drover
The Dry Divide
Stagecoach West
3.) The Redwall series by Brian Jacques
David's All-Time Favorites are probably the seventeen books in the REDWALL series, recommended for ages 9—12. He began with paperbacks, but was rereading them so often that the covers became tattered. We have been replacing them with hardbacks, with the last three arriving just a week ago, so he will have the full set to pass on to his children. These are wonderful fantasy stories, and Brian Jacques is still writing, so additions to the set become available. There are websites with fan clubs that even provide the recipes for the foods the little critters prepare. These are definitely important books in our home.
Redwall (Redwall, Book 1)
Mossflower (Redwall, Book 2)
Mattimeo (Redwall, Book 3)
Mariel of Redwall (Redwall, Book 4)
Salamandastron (Redwall, Book 5)
Martin the Warrior (Redwall, Book 6)
The Bellmaker (Redwall, Book 7)
Outcast of Redwall (Redwall, Book 8)
The Pearls of Lutra (Redwall, Book 9)
The Long Patrol (Redwall, Book 10)
Marlfox (Redwall, Book 11)
The Legend of Luke (Redwall, Book 12)
Lord Brocktree (Redwall, Book 13)
Taggerung (Redwall, Book 14)
Triss (Redwall, Book 15)
Loamhedge (Redwall, Book 16)
Rakkety Tam
Redwall Map & the Redwall Riddler
Build Your Own Redwall Abbey
And the various "Tribes of Redwall" and other books by Brian Jacques….
4.) The Dark Is Rising Sequence by Susan Cooper
This is an interesting series about a boy who "discovers a special gift — that he is the last of the Old Ones, immortals dedicated to keeping the world from domination by the forces of evil, the Dark." Reading level: ages 9—12, but of interest to older children, as well.
Silver on the Tree
The Grey King
The Dark is Rising
Over Sea, Under Stone
And others by Susan Cooper…
5.) The Spirit Flyer Series/Vol 1—4 and The Spirit Flyer Series 5—8
This is a series that begins, "Once there was a magic bicycle that found a boy," and is a continuing tale of adventure and suspense as children battle a mysterious force of evil in their small town. The entire series is a journey through life, along the lines of Narnia, but anticipates a future with a cashless society, new world order, and forces intent on destroying the world. David found these books very interesting and mentally stimulating. They gave him a foundation for better understanding his later studies of economics and history. Reading level: ages 9—12 but older children, possibly even adults, would find them worthy.
The Magic Bicycle: The Story of a Bicycle
The Toy Campaign (Spirit Flyer Series 2)
The Only Game in Town (The Spirit Flyer Series 3)
Bicycle Hills (The Spirit Flyer Series 4)
The Last Christmas (Spirit Flyer Series 5)
The Runaway Parents (Spirit Flyer Series 6)
The Perfect Star (Spirit Flyer Series 7)
The Journey of Wishes (The Spirit Flyer 8)
6.) Soup series by Robert Newton Peck
A group of fun books for boys (although my girls like the books, as well) that must be, at least for the most part, autobiographical. Reading Level: 9—12 years. Many of these books are out-of-print, but Amazon has used copies for most of them, and libraries should be a source for others. (For more mature children, suggest these important Peck books, A Day No Pigs Would Die and its sequel A Part of the Sky.)
SOUP'S DRUM
SOUP AND ME
SOUP ON ICE
SOUP IN THE SADDLE
SOUP ON FIRE
SOUP FOR PRESIDENT
SOUP'S GOAT
SOUP IN LOVE
SOUP ON WHEELS
Soup 1776
7.) Maniac Magee and other books by Jerry Spinelli
This is a favorite at home and in my classroom. Maniac Magee is…"a legend…He was special all right, and this is his story, and it's a story that is very careful not to let the facts get mixed up with the truth."
Who Put That Hair in My Toothbrush?
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8.) The Chronicles of Narnia and others by C.S. Lewis
This is another fine series by an exceptional author, and some of the first books that David packed for our move, despite the fact that he has lost track of how many times he has read the entire series. Suggested for ages 4—104. That age span eases my mind, since these, unfortunately, are still on my Someday to Get Read pile.
9.) J.R.R. Tolkien's series with The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings
From the back of The Hobbit, "This stirring adventure fantasy begins the tale of the hobbits…" and continues through The Lord of the Rings books: The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings, Part 1), The Two Towers (The Lord of the Rings, Book 2), and The Return of the King (The Lord of the Rings, Part 3).
10.) The Hardy Boys by Franklin W. Dixon
This series offers an unbelievable amount of practice — in both reading and collecting. We dug through every used bookstore and antique shop trying to put together a collection with the old covers. The stories hold the interest, are at a reading level that allows children to practice reading but stay focused on the plot, and are not so thick as to discourage reluctant readers. I have successfully used these with teens and watched as they enjoyed this great preparation before moving on to much more difficult reading.
11.) Nancy Drew Mystery Stories by Caroline Keene
Very similar to the Hardy Boys books, but will appeal more to girls.
12.) Louisa May Alcott
These books were among my favorites as I grew up, and David has enjoyed them, as well. He and I have repeatedly reread the three-book series and own hardback copies for the house; paperbacks for stuffing in backpacks, purses, pockets: Little Women, Little Men, and Jo's Boys. I also enjoyed Alcott's other books and own a matching set with about seven books, including the above three, plus: Eight Cousins, Rose in Bloom, An Old-Fashioned Girl, Under the Lilacs. In our home, we cherish the past and are surrounded by antique furniture as well as prints and other items, many from my grandparents. Books such as these met our emotional needs as we longed for the good ole days.
There are so many worthwhile series that it is difficult to stop recommending authors and their works. I glance through the shelves and realize that I have not mentioned The Indian In the Cupboard series; or the Saddle Club books for the horse crazy girls (didn't most of us go through that stage?); or The Boxcar Children Mysteries, or…
I lack the space to do justice to the toddler set with series like the Amelia Bedelia and Steven Kellogg's Tall Tales and Fairy Tales.
The lists for other age levels must wait for another time, but at least here are many suggestions for getting those 9—12 year olds reading, and developing higher-level skills.
Copyright © 2005- Linda Schrock Taylor All Rights Reserved.


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El brote de viruela símica en México de 2022 inició cuando la Secretaría de Salud, confirmó el primer caso importado de la viruela del mono, detectado en la Ciudad de México. Se trata de un hombre de 50 años con síntomas leves, quien fue aislado de manera preventiva. La persona es residente permanente de la ciudad de Nueva York y probablemente se contagió en Holanda.

Brote

Síntomas
Estos son los síntomas principales que se han reportado de la viruela símica son:
Erupción con ampollas en la cara, manos, pies, ojos, boca y genitales.
Fiebre
Dolor de cabeza
Dolor muscular
Baja energía, manifestada con una anemia atípica
Ganglios linfáticos inflamados

La viruela del mono se propaga entre las personas de muchas maneras:
Contacto físico con alguien con síntomas.
Tocar cosas contaminadas con el virus (ropa, toallas, superficies, etc.)

Cronología

Estadística por estado

Véase también

 Brote de viruela símica de 2022-presente
 Pandemia de COVID-19
 Pandemia de COVID-19 en México
 Pandemia de A(H1N1) en México

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Mc Gowan is President of Energy Control Inc., an Energy Service Company and System Integrator. He is the author of 5 books including "Direct Digital Control" on Fairmont Press. The Association of Energy Engineers named him 1997 "International Energy Professional of the Year and Admitted him to the "International Energy Managers Hall of Fame" in 2003. Mc Gowan is a Contributing Editor with www.automatedbuildings and sits on the Technical Advisory Boards of Energy User News and Engineered Systems.
BuilConn participants will learn how to position themselves for the opportunity to deliver technology that enables a more effective U.S. Electric System and integrates building consumption on a completely new level.
Sinclair: What was the most exciting development in 2004?
Mc Gowan: Great question, my highlight for the year was being asked by the Department of Energy (DOE) to sit on the GridWise Architecture Council.
Sinclair: Really, what is GridWise and how will it impact buildings in 2005?
Mc Gowan: GridWise is a national effort under the DOE Office of Electricity Transmission and Distribution (DOE OETD) and it will impact buildings on a massive scale. The driver for this effort was a major east coast electric blackout on August 14, 2003. The blackout has motivated extensive discussion in the media and on Capital Hill about the need for electricity reliability. GridWise is an effort to respond to that need by creating a new Internet-based infrastructure, but it has implications that go far beyond reliability. I believe it will be a tremendous catalyst for integration and interoperability for energy systems in buildings. Widespread focus on energy issues can do more than address reliability it can also spur implementation of systems that could create the kind of savings that were achieved in the 1970's and 1980's. GridWise holds just that type of potential but more, just as the Internet has had an unprecedented impact on home and work life, GridWise could transform the energy and buildings business, as we know it today.
Sinclair: Will we hear more about this at BuilConn?
Mc Gowan: Absolutely, BuilConn is the premier event dealing with integration and interoperability, and is the ideal place to talk about GridWise. This year BuilConn will include a Keynote from one of the national leaders of this effort from Pacific Northwest National Labs. The Labs have taken the lead and acted on behalf of DOE to select a team of national experts for the GridWise Architecture Council. I am a member of this council and will be chairing a full track of panels addressing Energy Distribution and Utility / Building Convergence. These discussions will define "GridWise" as the future of energy and buildings and outline how integration of building systems will converge with the national electricity system architecture. This presents an Enterprise integration opportunity for building automation, information technology, networking and the Internet. BuilConn participants will learn how to position themselves for the opportunity to deliver technology that enables a more effective U.S. Electric System and integrates building consumption on a completely new level.
Sinclair: How will this really impact the Integration business?
Mc Gowan: It could be the most significant market driver for Integration of the next decade. GridWise broadens the topic of integration from the building level to the enterprise and ultimately the Grid. At any point in time today the U.S. only has demand for about 75% of its generating capacity, and yet utilities have near-term plans to spend $450 billion building new power plants. Clearly some new power plants are necessary to address local electric transmission and distribution, but another option is to use smart building systems to reduce demand. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory discussed such a project at last year's XML Symposium. Automated demand response was achieved by sending XML-based electric price signals to building servers and control systems. Systems at each site implemented a range of strategies like unloading chillers and enabling day lighting to reduce electrical demand. Strategies executed when an Internet-based price signal message was received were so successful that up to 50 KW in demand was shed at each building during test periods. GridWise envisions that this type of functionality is just the beginning of an integrated, intelligent Grid, and System Integrators are in the best position to deliver the necessary technology.
Sinclair: Do you think Integrators will go after this opportunity in 2005?
Mc Gowan: I do, and in fact my company hopes to use our Buildy Award winning Summit building as a test bed for GridWise. At Summit we hope to use GridWise to move our local electricity Grid into the information age. Information technologies and newly created market efficiencies can optimize the Grid, minimize the need for new infrastructure locally, lower costs and make the system more secure. I believe that combining Buildy quality technology with a smart grid will create a completely new Web-based industry in the buildings space. In fact I predict that this technology will transform every aspect of the energy and buildings industry, and pave the way for facilities that are far more intelligent than anyone could have imagined possible.


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Taking a Page from Scooby Doo
On October 28, 2019 By Christopher LansdownIn Mystery, Writing
It strikes me that an interesting plot for a murder mystery would be to borrow a page from Scooby Doo and to have the murderer disguise a murder by taking advantage of a local legend.
Of course, this is hardly original to Scooby Doo. This basic structure for a plot can be found in The Hound of the Baskervilles, published some 67 years before Scooby Doo began his crime fighting in the classic TV show, Scooby Doo, Where Are You!
We live in a different time from either, which would make a somewhat different approach necessary, but I think it's interesting to consider how, and why.
Scooby Doo originated at a time when there was tremendous interest in the "paranormal." I'm not sure exactly when it started, and I think it had mostly died down by the 1990s, but for a while, in America at least, there was great interest in things like the Loch Ness monster, the Bermuda triangle, alien abductions, big foot, and such-like. I think that there was a relationship to the great popularity of self-help, self-actualization, consciousness-raising, and other such things that gave rise to a lot of cult activity. People knew that there was more to the world than the official explanation (that is, what they learned in public school and what was said in newspapers), and searched for it in some very strange places.
Scooby Doo, Where Are You! took this cultural pervasiveness as a starting point, and just ran with it. The eagerness of people to believe in more than the oversimplification they learned as children made for a ready setting to find strange things behind every tree and under every rock. (Scooby Doo was also a comedy, of course, so the American preference for exaggeration in comedy must also be taken into account.)
The Hound of the Baskervilles, by contrast, comes from an age which is more content with the simplistic answers that a rationalist oversimplification tends to give. Coming before the two world wars, when technology turn on its creators and the promised heaven-on-earth of Science became hell-on-earth, people had a different sort of relationship to Science than they did shortly after the second world war, which was when Scooby Doo was written and set. Given the long stretch of comparative peace within the United States, our modern time has come much more to hope in Science once again, and accordingly to be more content with rationalistic oversimplifications, so I think that we are culturally closer to The Hound of the Baskervilles. So we must look closer to the roles that the putatively supernatural plays.
Rationalistic ages tend to reject superstition, but very curiously they do it for a very different reason than Christian ages do. To the Christian, superstition is sinful because it is primarily a means of trying to step outside the natural order to control it. Bear in mind, that in a Christian context things like Angels are natural; a properly Christian distinction between natural and super-natural is created and creator. To a Christian, only God is super-natural. So stepping outside of the natural order largely means things like consorting with fallen angels, who are willing to abuse their power for their own dark ends. Superstition is sinful, then, because it is trying to be something one is not, and abusing the natural order in order to do it.
So to take an example of a superstition, trial by combat or trial by ordeal are both superstitious because they are an attempt for force the hand of God' to serve men's purposes. This is inverting the natural order; we were given senses to find out who is guilty, but the superstitious does not want to use our senses and our reason to determine guilt. So the superstitious man resorts to something which he thinks will give him control and force the world to do his will, that is, to tell him guilt without taking the trouble to determine it.
(Laziness is very ingrained in fallen humanity, and it took the Church many centuries to finally extirpate trial by combat and trial by ordeal.)
Also worth noting is that the first casualty in such abuse will tend to be a person's reason; in order to act badly one must also think badly. Thus superstition always goes along with lousy reasoning; it must in order to seem like a good idea. Hence also why we get the sort of immense practicality of the monk who was trying to help a woman who said that she had the power to fit through keyholes. He locked his door, took the key out, then chased her around the room hitting her with a stick and telling her to get out of the room if she could. It might be difficult to get past a Human Subjects Review Board these days, but it's a sound experimental design, and proved the point quite well.
Rationalistic ages, by which I mean ages which believe themselves to know everything, and approximate this by refusing to acknowledge the existence of anything they do not know, hold a radically different view of superstition. To them, superstition is anything which is super-natural where nature is defined as, basically, what they know. Thus to a rationalist, the super-natural is anything outside of his knowledge. (This is why things like big-foot will be considered supernatural even though they are supposed to be exactly as much flesh-and-blood as a Spaniard or an orangutan.)
The problem which rationalists have is that on some level they do know that they do not, in fact, know everything. They are confident, but they know that their confidence has no basis in reality. The only way to prove a negative is by contradiction; the Christian has a contradiction to people being able to achieve total power by stepping outside the natural order. (That contradiction is the providence of God; demons tremble at the name of Christ, etc.) But the rationalist has only the fallacy of ignorance (assuming that an absence of evidence is evidence of absence). Material fallacies are not very comforting at night, when it's cold and hard to see, and one hears a sound which one cannot identify.
Thus rationalistic ages will always lend themselves to superstition (in both senses, really). Fear will never leave a man forever, and if he has no comfort from a higher power, he has no protection. There's a section from Chesterton's The Everlasting Man which describes it quite well:
Superstition recurs in all ages, and especially in rationalistic ages. I remember defending the religious tradition against a whole luncheon table of distinguished agnostics; and before the end of our conversation every one of them had procured from his pocket, or exhibited on his watch-chain, some charm or talisman from which he admitted that he was never separated. I was the only person present who had neglected to provide himself with a fetish. Superstition recurs in a rationalist age because it rests on something which, if not identical with rationalism, is not unconnected with scepticism. It is at least very closely connected with agnosticism. It rests on something that is really a very human and intelligible sentiment, like the local invocations of the numen in popular paganism. But it is an agnostic sentiment, for it rests on two feelings: first that we do not really know the laws of the universe; and second that they may be very different to all we call reason. Such men realise the real truth that enormous things do often turn upon tiny things. When a whisper comes, from tradition or what not, that one particular tiny thing is the key or clue, something deep and not altogether senseless in human nature tells them that it is not unlikely.
So when it comes to writing a story about someone using a legend as a disguise, the best place to put it will be in a group of rationalists. Some will violently protest against it, but all will be liked to be haunted by it. You can see this sort of thing in Chesterton's story The Blast of the Book, where there is a book which is supposed to have some dark power to make the people who read it disappear. It is followed around a bit, with various people disappearing from it, and it turns out to be a practical joke by the subordinate the main character of the story (Professor Openshaw, which is, of course, a rationalist).
There was another long silence and then Professor Openshaw laughed; with the laugh of a great man who is great enough to look small. Then he said abruptly:
'I suppose I do deserve it; for not noticing the nearest helpers I have. But you must admit the accumulation of incidents was rather formidable. Did you never feel just a momentary awe of the awful volume?'
'Oh, that,' said Father Brown. 'I opened it as soon as I saw it lying there. It's all blank pages. You see, I am not superstitious.'
Chesterton might, I suppose, be accused of poking fun at his enemies in this fashion, but it is actually rather good psychology. In the same way that one cannot write a devout Catholic racked by guilt—if he is so racked, he will go to confession and discharge the guilt—it does not work to write a devout Christian trembling in superstition. If one is really devout, one would make the sign of the cross, invoke the name of Christ, and open the thing one is not supposed to open. Or, failing that, take it to a priest to have a blessing said over it or perhaps an exorcism performed. A simple nameless dread does not make sense because the Christian has a definite idea of what to do with things he does not personally understand, because while he doesn't know all the particulars, he does know the hierarchy.
Now, there is what might be called a middle ground, which we can described as undiscovered beasts. It is possible that there is a sixty foot long alligator swimming in the swamps by some campground, and the thing to do with alligators, even with large ones, is to not stand next to them. Everyone should be cautious of an insect with a poison so deadly one sting can kill twelve grown men. While these things would be superstition to the rationalist, they would not be superstition to the Christian, and would be things to investigate the within the ordinary course of probability. Demons do not leave footprints, but sixty foot alligators do.
Legends of a species of sixty foot alligators in a deep, unexplored swamp are of course possible, but do not lend themselves as well to detection, I think, for the simple reason that faking their presence requires the sort of effort that a single person is not likely to be able to put into things. Making footprints that big, and tail-tracks, and such-like would be time consuming and difficult.
This sort of unknown beast is very doable, but is more problematic in that it's the sort of thing which should be observable, and moreover would make a lot of people interested in observing them. And since they should be observable, the perpetrator will be almost obligated to provide some physical evidence of the beastie. If there is a hyper-deadly wasp in the area, blaming deaths on it will not be very plausible unless somebody swats one of the things and it can be analyzed to find its hyper-deadly poison. Moreover, by the time one is faking the cause of death in a remote area, one might as well fake a more conventional cause of death, or even just find a way to inject the poor victim with a real disease, like tetanus or malaria or what-not. Or poison them plus give them a real disease.
So I think that the thing one would want to fake, as a murderer, would be the sort of supernatural which would not leave physical evidence of its crimes. Ghosts, etc. are a much better patsy than an undiscovered beast; they leave off all sorts of problems of having to produce evidence afterwards.
I think that the time is ripe for such stories again.
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"Supernatural" is a very loosey-goosey word. C.S. Lewis has a whole chapter on Nature (and so Super-Nature) in Studies In Words — well worth reading.


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