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Labour Conference 2016: The good, the bad and the ugly
Jeremy Corbyn's victory was announced on the Saturday, with an increased vote from 59.5% to 61.8%. While the result was long expected, and came as a surprise to no-one except the Smith campaigners briefing he would win the week before, it should be underlined how significant this was. Over 313,209 people voted for Jeremy Corbyn, including most members in Europe's largest left-of-centre party.
That being said, Corbyn only polled at 37% among pre-May 2015 party members. So where did his victory come from? The party membership fell from over 400,000 to around 160,000 while New Labour were in government. Many of these members have returned to the fold, along with new, younger members who only vaguely recall Iraq and were politicised in the 2010 student protest or after.
While Corbyn and the left are changing the party, and for the better, there is still a sizeable number of members who don't support him.
The long-awaited NEC rule package was sadly voted through at the conference. This included the addition of representatives for the Scottish and Welsh Labour leaders, appointed and not elected by members. The effect of this is to, in the words of one delegate, 'gerrymander the NEC' into an anti-Corbyn majority.
One small positive was that CLPD won, I am told, its first major rule change since 2009, winning the vote on allowing Conference to vote on National Policy Forum documents 'by parts', effectively allowing CLPs to unpick unfavourable policy documents.
That should, on the face of it, be good news for the left, who are regularly forced to 'take it or leave it' when it comes to entire reports of policy. Yet it should be noted 2015 was the first summer where the left won the majority of CLP representation on the NPF, and at conference 2016 delegates were clearly on the right (as shown by a large victory for Labour First's NCC candidate). We could see a situation where a left-led Shadow Cabinet and NPF propose radical policies only having them unpicked by the right at conference.
The manner in which the NEC rule changes were passed was remarkable. The CAC ruled that they had to be voted on 'as a whole', with a single card vote for all rule changes. The left attempted to challenge this each morning of conference when the CAC report was moved, resulting in a lengthy debate on the Tuesday morning before they were voted on. When CLP delegates requested a card vote, the Chair dismissed this completely, despite the rules stating a card vote must be held if a delegate requests one.
Clive Lewis's speech received the most coverage of any Labour Left politician, possibly even including Corbyn's speech. Lewis outlined his views on NATO and Trident, saying he acknowledged that Labour's policy was in favour of Trident renewal. While some on the Left celebrated Lewis's pragmatic approach to difficult questions where the left can be portrayed as weak on national security, others have criticised him not only for ceding ground on these issues, but for the manner in which he seemed to embrace NATO, calling it, "an organisation that springs directly from our values: collectivism, internationalism and the strong defending the weak."
In terms of policy, Lewis didn't make any major proposals except to commit Britain to its NATO defence spending target of 2% of GDP, something which, as he pointed out himself, every previous Labour government has met. But the real question that NATO, and to a far greater extent Trident, pose for the Labour Left is this: what is 'the Corbyn project' for? There are emerging and influential voices such as Paul Mason who have called for Labour to fairly uncritically compromise on national security matters ('the leftwing case for Trident'), for fear of electability, while others have noted that to do so might destroy the popularity and unique appeal of Corbynism. What made the leadership election last summer so remarkable was that an anti-war socialist was elected leader – someone who not only dissented from the establishment Labour line on domestic matters, but on international ones too, and usually being correct on every issue from Libya to Iraq to apartheid. If, in the pursuit of power, that stance is to change, then it could provoke a large debate about the politics of Corbynism and what it promises to deliver.
Wednesday's Yellow Pages at Labour Party Conference 2016
Tuesday's Yellow Pages at Labour Party Conference 2016
Sunday's Yellow Pages at Labour Party Conference 2016
by James Elliott.
Posted in: CLPD, Labour, Politics.
Tagged: Conference 2016 · Labour leadership election
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jeffrey davies says:
it doesnt matter how its painted but the blairites of this party the greedie ones will cause no end of disruption for the rest who follow corbyn
Shan Morgain says:
It's not at all clear what the majority of LP members want regarding Trident. But knowing Corbyn, and McDonnell, this would be opened to members' democratic mandate.
However to do that we need a statement of pro and con. This needs to be as neutral as possible, in two columns, so the ordinary person can judge for themselves.
Kudos to Lewis for maintaining loyalty when his speech changed last minute. As we well know too many MPs are prima donnas who can't cope with anything unexpected or unwelcome.
Loyalty means loyalty when it's uncomfortable. Anyone can be loyal, or brave, or clever, in conditions of comfort. It's the tricky bits that select the real alphas – so again kudos to Lewis.
Be sure to keep us informed please on the investigation into the Conference chair's unconstitutional rejection of a card vote. This cannot be allowed to become a precedent.
David Pavett says:
… we need a statement of pro and con. This needs to be as neutral as possible …
I couldn't agree more but it is far from clear that Corbyn and McDonnell agree or even if they want to take this issue to the members. There have been plenty of different opportunities to do this. It hasn't happened.
Why are alternatives to Trident – like putting the missiles on a plane – never discussed? Billions of waste or nothing.
James Elliot treats Clive Lewis' Conference speech with kid gloves. It was awful. All that defence of the realm stuff and how NATO was created on the basis of principles which are those of Labour as well.
The real test for the opportunism of his stance (and I guess those of the Shadow Cabinet – do they not discuss and agree these things?) is that his case for Trident was purely political and did not include a hint of military evaluation. That makes it remarkably close to Blair's view. He recognised that it had no military value but felt that it was needed for Britain's international image.
And the thing is that Clive Lewis (and his Shadow Cabinet colleagues) did not have to do that at all. It would have been perfectly in order to have said that the debate launched by Emily Thornbury's paper on defence has not yet been completed (truth be told, it has never started) and that the Party's view on Trident would be formulated after a full discussion throughout the Party. What is more, had Party members been put in charge it seems very unlikely that they would have come to the same decision as Clive Lewis and his Shadow Cabinet colleagues. I therefore see the whole matter as an example of a reversion to old-style manipulation of the membership. I would put that under the heading of "ugly".
Danny Nicol says:
Clive Lewis seems very Tony Blair-ish to me. Not one to be trusted.
Surely this is something that involves the whole Shadow Cabinet, especially the Party leader. It is impossible to imagine that Lewis' speech could have been made without Corbyn's approval. Was it a price demanded by MPs considering a return to the Shadow Cabinet?
C MacMackin says:
Well said. I suspect that this was intended as a compromise to try to unite the party.
I suspect the same thing. The alternatives are that (1) the Shadow Cabinet actually thinks Trident is needed for our defence or (2) that they have decided that there are more important problems to resolve in the immediate future (Paul Masin's position). Option (1) is hard to countenance. Option (2) is a plausuble but did not require an outright (phoney) defence of Trident to be made. I think the episode is an example, and not the only one, of floundering.
David Jameson says:
A strong but ethical defence is not contradictory and the pursuit of power is not a luxury ( if you're having to use a food bank or haven't had a wage rise since 2008 ). Nirvana is all well and good, but getting anywhere close to it simply won't happen, if we insist on compromising the nation's defences and assisting in the exploitation and undermining of our own working class by propping up European labour policy ( globalization on a smaller scale ).
Giles Wynne says:
Mostly Ugly Conference- Even the voting figures were massaged – Where were the other half of the 560,000 "members". One distinctly got the feeling that the Captain was not only not in charge of the ship, but not on the ship.In fact looking objectively at the whole event, why would anyone want to join this corruptible organisation, let alone campaign for it. -Dark, Dismally Divided, Deceitful, Disingenuous
AND NOW "DISTANT". Is that not right or wrong ?
The Scottish and Welsh unelected NEC places are a catastrophe transforming the political balance of the NEC against Corbyn and the Left.
Momentum now has 18,000 members and there were five clear days to build up some kind of head of steam against the rule change. The Momentum leadership, however, didn't even think fit to send a single email to the 18,000 to try to mobilise them against it.
A real lack of seriousness.
Craig Stephen says:
Given all the above, it seems that this is a conference won, as it were, by the Right, despite Corbyn's massive win.


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The Sound (100.3 FM) programmer Dave Beasing took time out of his busy schedule to speak with San Pedro Senior High students last Friday as part of the school's Career Day.
Beasing explained that radio is much more than what is presented on the air. So much is off the air marketing: Facebook, websites, Twitter. Much creative content is done in those areas, which opens up numerous opportunities for creative individuals interested in working in radio.
He also spoke of how stations are run, talked — positively, I might add — about personalities and talent from stations throughout the area including his competitors, how ratings work, and the various ways that stations try to gain a competitive edge.
Beasing was one of over 50 speakers at the school, the second year he has done so. In the past, KFI (640 AM) personality Mo'Kelly (Morris O'Kelly) gave a similar presentation; it is nice to see that radio supports our local schools … the students were very appreciative.
Just three weeks ago, Cumulus did an eight for one reverse stock split to artificially boost its stock price above $1 and avoid being delisted from the NASDAQ exchange. The day it happened, the stock was valued at about $2.40 per share.
Last week the price hit a low of $1.03; as I write this it recovered to $1.13. But the signs are clear as day: Cumulus in its current form is not long for this world.
So I have an idea. At $1.13 per share, the market cap of the company is a little under $26 million. Meaning you can buy the entire company for about the same price as one or two of their large market stations. Problem is, you have to assume a huge amount of debt, incurred when the company overbought and overpaid for its 454 stations over the years. About $2.5 billion in debt. Yes, billion.
My plan: buy the company for $26 million. Then sell all but the best ten properties or so. Assuming an average of $11 million per station (likely far lower than most stations would fetch but a figure that matches the latest sale price of KFWB 980 AM), selling 444 stations would yield almost 4.9 billion in revenue.
In other words, if I went by my own ideas for ownership limits, I could buy the company, sell most of its assets to other independent owners, own ten stations outright, pay off the debt, reclaim the purchase price and still have $2 billion left to run the remaining stations. And that's being exceedingly conservative.
Considering this is an easy way to make money AND end up with a set of solid radio properties owned debt-free, can someone please explain to me why anyone still thinks large debt-laden ownership groups are working at all?


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Murlagan is a small hamlet located on the north shore of Loch Arkaig in Inverness-shire, Scottish Highlands and is in the Scottish council area of Highland. Murlagan, also called Murlaggan and Mhurlagain, is the location of the minor seat of Clan MacMillan.

History
The Murlagan, chief of Clan MacMillan was tacksman to Cameron of Lochiel.

The progenitor of this branch was Alexander, second son of John MacMillan, possessor of Glenpeanmore. According to family tradition, he and his brothers were out during the '45. It is also a family tradition that he and Doctor Archibald Cameron of Lochiel hid the Prince's gold at the Callich burn while the Hanoverian troops were hot on their heels coming from Murlaggan private burial-ground where they hid it for a time among loose soil from a newly opened grave. – Bygone Lochaber, Somerled MacMillan (1971)

Many generations of these MacMillans served the Camerons of Lochiel and worked land on Loch Arkaig, below the Mountain called Murlagan at the inland end of Loch Arkaig, which is near Fort William in the highlands of Scotland.

John the (Seventh?) of Murlagan resisted Bonny Prince Charlie's attempt in 1745 for the British throne although his two sons went out in support of the prince under Cameron of Locheil, and one died at Culloden, the other rescued the prince and the last skirmish of the 1745 rebellion against the House of Hanover was on the land and policies of Murlagan, where French gold to fund the rebellion was rumoured buried,as the remnants scattered into hiding and the Prince went on his secret journey to the Isle of Skye and exile in France and into legend.

Emigration
Many MacMillans and relatives left Loch Arkaig for a new beginning and went to Canada in 1802, and their descendants returned in 2002 to raise a cairn at Murlagan during "The Great Return".

Archibald MacMillan of Murlaganand and Allan MacMillan of Glenpean, along with 200 clansmen, emigrated to Canada about the year 1802. Murlagan settled in Montreal where he was engaged in mercantile pursuits. Shortly after his arrival in Canada he applied to the Governor General for land for himself and the majority of those who accompanied him. After several court attendances on the Governor at Quebec, he obtained two and a quarter townships, namely those of Suffolk, Templeton and Grenville on the banks of the River Ottawa. – The MacMillans and their Septs, Somerled MacMillan (1952)

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Aerial Firefighter Tracy Zedeck Soared To New Heights in a Highly Competitive Field
October 7, 2019 | Sarah Harvey | 7 min.
The 36-year-old pilot is the only woman working with 16 men in one of the most sought-after jobs in her aviation sector: fighting wildfires from the air.
A thick forest burned out of control on the mountainside, triggering urgent evacuations of residential areas in Pinedale, Wyo. The wildfire was not only the first mission for aerial firefighter Tracy Zedeck, but also the first time amphibious aircraft Superscooper No. 263 went into service. From the sky, Zedeck was moved by the beauty of the area, which only added to her understanding of how important it was to save it from destruction.
"It was really special, to be flying this incredible aircraft in this incredible setting. I had to pinch myself to remind myself I was really there," recalled Zedeck of her first mission.
Zedeck works for a Washington-state based company contracted to the Forest Service to fight fires which is the only company with four American-registered Canadair CL415 "Superscoopers" operating in the US. Superscoopers are designed specifically for firefighting and can scoop up to 1,620 gallons of water from a lake in just 12 seconds.
Using water from the long, scenic lakes that slice through the Pinedale area, Zedeck and her colleagues successfully brought the forest fire under control within days—much to the relief of those living in the thickly-wooded region. One of the Pinedale residents spelled out "thank you" with rocks in their yard so that it could be read from the air. "I've only seen something like that twice while fighting fires, and it was during my first day, with this new aircraft, in this amazing setting, and it really made me feel like this is what I was meant to be doing," Zedeck said.
Zedeck was captivated by the sky at a young age. As a 10-year-old, she frequently gazed upwards, pondering the infinite vastness of the aerial realm. Little did she know then that one day she'd be working as an aerial firefighter—one of the most formidable jobs in aviation. "The best thing about my job is the mission—combining doing something helpful with my love of aviation," said Zedeck.
It's a fiercely sought-after "dream job" for many pilots, particularly seaplane pilots and bush pilots who enjoy operating in rough terrain. Zedeck can be sent anywhere in the country to fight fires, some of which burn for months while others are contained in days. "It's different every day and every fire, because we need to go and survey the lake and orbit it a few times. We'll be looking for power lines, swimmers, boaters, fishermen—anything in water that could be in our path—and make sure it's safe before we fly in to scoop the water. We then drop water from about 150 feet off the ground, sometimes through smoke, but for the most part we work along the fire's edge," said Zedeck.
Supersscooper No. 263
Zedeck is the only woman at her company and works with 16 male pilots, but that doesn't phase her. While working as a seaplane captain transferring tourists to resorts in the Maldives, she was one of seven female pilots among 100-200 pilots. These statistics are by no means unusual in aviation. According to the US Department of Labor, only 4.3 percent of the US population making a living as a pilot or flight engineer is female.
As a minority working in such a heavily male-dominated industry, Zedeck's philosophy is to take gender out of her mind and simply focus on herself. She concedes that some people assume pilots are men. "In my previous jobs…a few of the passengers asked me, 'Are you part of the crew?' and one time I was mistaken for being a flight attendant," she said. "But that says more about people's perceptions than it does about me. So I just reply 'Nope, I'm flying the plane.'"
Zedeck said this gendered misperception has been happening for so long that she no longer thinks about it.
"Instead of getting upset about it, I'm totally OK with it. In fact, I'm excited to change their perceptions—excited to be the first female in this role for them to meet, and try to help make it more acceptable and normal for them."
Encountering prejudice from people in the aviation field, however, can be irksome (although, she noted, everybody in her current job has been perfectly accepting). "Sometimes, I do get a comment from other men working in the aviation industry who say something to me like, 'You only got this job because you're a girl,'" Zedkeck said. "They're automatically making an assumption…. They're looking at my gender, not at my experience, and I've worked really hard for everything I've earned."
Perhaps a little jealousy shouldn't be too surprising—aerial firefighting is an extremely competitive niche to break into. There are thousands of pilots but only four Superscoopers in the entire United States, and most firefighting pilots are reluctant to quit one of the most desirable jobs in the sector.
Zedeck broke in by working her way up through the aviation industry, first as an office assistant, then a glider tow pilot, glacier pilot, charter pilot, certified helicopter pilot, and then a seaplane captain. "I kept asking questions and was persistent about it. I wanted to know what I needed to do in order to get into the fire industry, and made a list of it. One by one, I kept checking off the boxes until I got there. When my chief pilot called about the vacancy, I was willing to travel to absolutely anywhere to meet him to discuss this role."
During her 12-year career, Zedeck has only ever flown with female pilots twice. This significantly fewer number of female pilots has led to the formation of groups where women in aviation can discuss issues, offer support, give each-other a leg-up and even obtain training scholarships. Women in Aviation International (WAI), for example, offer scholarships, have local chapters, and host annual conventions. In the spirit of inclusion, pilots, flight crew, dispatchers, mechanics and other aviation professionals of all genders are allowed to attend.
"Going to groups like this help me to vent about situations [that occur in the field] and reflect on whether it's really about my gender, or due to my age, or my personality," Zedeck said, noting that she feels particularly conscious when working internationally. "By opening up to supportive women in the field, it's helped me to realize that there's sometimes differences in the way men handle things to the way women do."
It wasn't the easiest path for Zedeck, who, unlike many pilots, didn't come from an "aviation family" with experience and connection. She first discovered her passion for travel and planes when her college professor father brought 10-year-old Zedeck and her mother on a sabbatical. "That was when I had my first experience of flying and thought it'd be a great career to be able to keep travelling," she said.
Despite being a shy child, she was also extremely curious. The inquisitiveness about a career in travel and a fascination with the skies kept developing, but it wasn't until Zedeck was studying psychology at the University of Colorado in Boulder that she worked up the courage to start asking questions about a career in aviation. Since there was little knowledge in the family about aviation, Tracy's elder brother offered her the best advice he could; "If you want a career in aviation, get a job at an airport and start networking and asking questions."
Since the local fixed-base operator (an organization that provides aeronautical services at an airport) near her college wasn't hiring, one of the staff pointed her in the direction of a trailer in the airfield. "A trailer?" she questioned. But it turned out to be a base for gliders and Tracy's timing was fortuitous—the "office girl" had just handed in her notice, and Zedeck was hired on the spot. She worked in the office part-time for a couple of years while attending college and studying for her first pilot certificate and ratings.
Once she achieved her commercial certificate and tailwheel endorsement in 2007, Zedeck became a glider tow pilot, the "best promotion of my life, and one heck of a flying job." Tracy clocked 800 hours of air time by flying gliders over the Rocky Mountains, and also managed to bag some freelance jobs. During a gig ferrying a plane from Alaska to Colorado in 2009, she had a free day to search for jobs in the aviation town of Talkeetna. Zedeck went from door to door with her resume in her hand and landed a job as a glacier pilot, transporting climbers and tourists to the glacial bases of Denali, Alaska in a Cessna-185 with wheel-skis.
Zedeck was let go after a few months due to the economic crisis, but used her $500 relocation bonus to get a seaplane rating that would allow her to take off from confined areas over bears fishing in lakes, remote log cabins and stunning mountains. "Little did I know this random rating would lead to my dream job," she said.
For the next two years, Zedeck worked as a jet company parts girl, took helicopter lessons in the afternoons (funded by scholarships), went to night school at a community college to get more certificates, and worked as a standby charter pilot during weekends. After two years, she'd achieved certificates in airframe and/or powerplant and as a commercial helicopter pilot; she also got a MES (commercial pilot) rating for a job offer to fly a Twin Otter in the Maldives.
There, Zedeck went from first officer to captain, which led to a job flying tourists in Twin Otters in Croatia, where she gained significant experience and flight time. She's now been an aerial firefighter in the US for over three years, fighting some of the worst wildfires in recent memory. "I can't imagine doing anything else now, and I know I'm so fortunate to be able to follow my passion," she said. "I always wanted to be able to help people in some way through my job, so I had been looking at fighting forest fires, medical evacuation—jobs where I could fly but also to combine that with my mission to help people."
"Just today at work I met a little girl who came up and said 'I want to fly that,' so I gave her a tour of the Superscooper. She was probably about 7 and had never been in an airplane before, so an amphibious Superscooper was her first experience of a plane, which I think is pretty cool!" Zedeck said. "Whenever I meet kids who are interested in flying, especially girls, I really want to let them know that if there's anything they want to do, to not be afraid to pursue it…. I told the little girl today that hopefully she'll be my co-pilot one day."
Sarah Harvey is a journalist with over 12 years of experience of writing in the news, travel and aviation sectors and her work has appeared in top tier publications including BBC Travel, Fodor's, the LA Times and CNN. With a passion for searching the globe for compelling stories, she has lived in eight countries on four continents. She is founder of www.manta-media.com.
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Who better to tell the notable stories of the Ohio corn and wheat industries than its farmers?
Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association (OCWGA) recently hosted the second meeting of our first annual Ohio Grains Leadership Academy (OGLA) – A two-part, multi-day program that immerses select members of OCWGA in education sessions to help them learn how to best communicate industry messages to the public and to the media.
The goal of the program is to mentor and develop the voices of our grain growers to represent and promote Ohio's No. 1 industry – agriculture.
The distance between the farmer and consumer continues to expand each year, as another generation of people enters the world lacking farming knowledge and understanding. It's becoming increasingly important to help bridge the disconnect between farm-industry members and all others.
Our hope is to foster future board or committee members, but most importantly, mold "Agvocates" to be positive influences and representatives within their communities and throughout the state. If we don't speak up about the significance and value of the family farm, who will?
This session's primary focus was a lesson about how to best communicate with consumers and media to deliver messaging about state and federal issues that impact Ohio's corn and wheat industries.
The session also gave attendees the opportunity to meet their state representatives, hear comments from our Ohio Agricultural Director Jim Zehringer, visit the Ohio Statehouse and Ohio Supreme Court and listen to various state regulators.
The Leadership Academy will continue annually, as we'll always need leaders ready to be engaged in the process to help with issues that affect the viability and sustainability of the farm.
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The History of Magic, Volume 2
By Joseph Ennemoser
Quite as striking are the modern electro-chemistry and electro-magnetism in the pictures of the Dioscuri, according to the ancient opinion of Heraclitus, that the contest of opposing forces is the origin of new bodies, and that the reconcilement of these contending principles is called com. bustion. This is, according to Montfaucon, sketched in the minutest detail in the engravings of the ancient Phænician Cabiri, so that even in the antique gems the sheaf of beams represents the positive electricity above; and, on the other hand, the light of negative electricity represented round the head, with the motion downwards, as is the course of lightning, is described with perfect correctness by the position of the figures; one figure standing on the right foot turning itself to the right; the other on the left foot turning to the left, by which the physical intention is clearly demonstrated, that the two inseparable poles, Castor and Pollux, turn to the south pole,—to the left, that is, from the west, southward to the east; the other, the south pole, to the right, from east, southward to the west, etc. Schweigger shows that the known attempts to understand the pictures by the aid of electrical streams, that is, by the phenomena of electro-magnetism, not only fully satisfy the experienced, but that the lovers of physics may, without many words, by aid of that old hieroglyphic language, at once make themselves perfectly acquainted with the principles of those very wonderful agitations (p. 280).
When we have once discovered the word of the physical enigma, all difficulties immediately disappear. And we can now see that these Dioscuri, these same sons of heaven, have their swiftness mythically represented by their goldenhued pinions, by their white horses, their power over the enraged sea ; yes, more than this, by their sudden and astonishing apparition, high above the topmost, and the hissing sound in the air by the rushing of their wings; while at once the mountainous waves are stilled, and the already despairing mariners find themselves rescued in immediate proximity of the vision (p. 121).
Antiquity speaks also clearly of magnetic attraction and repulsion. In the sixth book of Lucretius on the nature of things, the marvellous phenomena of the loadstone are thus described :
"Men see the stone with wonder as it forms
A chain of separate rings by its own strength.
Five, and oft more, are hanging in a row,
A play to the light winds, one waves beneath another,
Borrowing their binding strength from the strange stone,
Such power streams out from it, pervading all.
But sometimes it doth happen that the iron
Turns from the stone, flies it, and is pursued.
I saw the Samothracian iron rings
Leap, and steel-filings boil in a brass dish
So soon as underneath it there was placed
The magnet-stone: and with wild terror seemed
The iron to flee from it in stern hate."
The poet speaks of the Samothracian ring, and of the magnetic experiments in the most ancient mysteries. I shall yet speak further of these magnetic rings of the old mysteries, and here only add Schweigger's remarks, that the editions of Lucretius, Lambertin, and Faber, ascribe to these Samothracian rings a secret power of averting anything injurious, which power was communicated to them through conservation in the mysteries. It is worthy of observation, also, that the priests of Jupiter wore similar rings.
The armature of the magnet also, and its wonderful strength, are described by the ancient writers; and through these the myth of Hercules is made very significant. The Herculean stone , in Pliny is clearly a synonym. This writer seeks by rhetorical arts to prove why the magnetic stone in antiquity was called the Herculean stone. the rock echoing," he says, as it were, acquires speech, so the sluggish hardness of the stone has received from nature feeling, and, as it were, a heart in the magnet. What less compulsory than hard iron ?
But here it gives way; assumes manners; allows itself to be drawn by the magnet; and while it conquers everything else, it runs after I know not what non-entity, and as soon as it is come near, it stands still, and permits itself to be held and hung up, as it were, in bonds. Therefore some persons still designate the magnetic stone by the alias of the Herculean stone." Thus the name of the magnet is not derived from a city dedicated to Hercules, but because magnetic and Herculean mean the same thing "Had Pliny known," says Schweigger, p. 236, " that magnetism is an absolutely unconfinable, invi
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sibly-penetrating power, by which the naming of Hercules as the invincible is justified ; had he known that the same power might become so universally useful to seamen through astrologic signs, since it shows especially the place of the pole-star, the guide of the ancient mariners ; and that therefore Hercules was justly named the Astrologer, the Soothsayer, and the Index-nay, that he was with justice looked upon as the teacher of navigation, which magnetism really is. The Phænicians, who made greater voyages than any other ancient nation, ascribed them to Hercules, who for their accomplishment used a cup or goblet received from Helios in the remotest western regions, in which must have laid a northerly-directed influence, for there Helios sunk in the western sea :' that this turned constantly to the north while, in fact, magnetism in a wonderful manner daily turns towards Helios his arrow, which is exactly the character of the western variation of the magnetic needle, and which is at the present day honoured by the Chinese with religious observances, which remind one of the Samothracian mysteries ; had Pliny known that this magnetic power is in daily conflict, even with itself, which is the chief feature of the myth of Hercules, who makes wounds and heals them; punishes crimes and is continually falling into them himself, ever in need of expiation; who contended with monsters, and then again as a servant performed-female offices, on which account in the mysteries of Hercules at Lydia, as he himself expresses it, that extraordinary spectacle was exhibited of à change of costume, the priests putting on women's clothes, because Hercules exchanged clothes with Omphale, thus expressing the magnetic polarity attached to the same individual ; had Pliny known that this slavish Herculean strength bound to the stone can come forth as winged, and that then Hercules awakens from his sleep, like the Idaic Dactyl, or the Phænician Cabir, as a dwarf, becomes a giant, with mad fury destroys the ships entrusted to his care, while during this natural phenomenon lightnings break forth from the columns that arise out of the sea; had Pliny known that the question here is of a cosmic power, having its home in the depths of subterranean night, but at the same time also in the glittering sun, which in the northern lights through self-combustion ascends from earth to heaven, there had been no rhetorical subtleties necessary to him, in order to establish the highest antiquity of the synonymity of the words Herculean and magnetic, or of magnetism and Hercules."
The reader may find still more proofs of the identity of magnetism and Hercules in the work of Bart, "The Cabiri in Germany." According to Pausanias, Hercules was represented under the image of a rough stone at Hyettos, where the sick came to be healed in a temple. The image of Hercules was not artistically formed, but was a rude stone, according to ancient custom, a ferruginous batilien stone, a thunder-stone. And afterwards in the worship of Hercules, the rude stone, as a proper characteristic, was not wholly neglected. "There is yet," says Schweigger, "a Hermes statue of Hercules wrought out of a touch-stone ; while Pliny observes the Lydian stone, or touch-stone, was confounded with the Herculean stone.'
Claudian, in his Idyls on the Magnet, speaks in the highest terms of the dark, invisible stone, which first acquires power from iron. He notices cosmic agitations as in connection with it, and believes the tails of comets to consist of its essential principle. In storm and lightning its power, according to him, seems to rule. Claudian closes this introduction with the representation of a temple-service, in which a magnetic image of Venus held suspended in the air an iron one of Mars; while Lucian speaks of a very ancient statue of Apollo of the Dædalian age, that it was lifted aloft by the priests, and there before his eyes stood suspended in the air, unsupported by the hands of the priests, the atmosphere serving to sustain it in a living embrace.
The conquest of Mars by Hercules, sung by Hesiod, who represents him as a subterranean power with his helm on his feet, characteristic of the earth-magnetism, says the same thing. Pliny also relates of a statue of Hercules standing at Thebes, that it was made of iron. "Precisely in the same manner," says Schweigger (p. 239), "as in China, one form of religious worship is still based on magnetism, was there a religious service of a temple in Egypt connected with magic, as we learn expressly from the Idyls of Claudian."' Schweigger shows yet more completely how Hercules was
considered by ancient writers to be magnetism; how he as a double divinity belonged at once to the upper and the lower world; and how this also, according to Servius, was indicated by a garland of silver poplar ; how he, as an Idaic Dactyl, scarcely two feet high, was placed next to the fifteen feet high Demeter in the Samothracian Mysteries. He shows how Hercules was related to Mercury; how he as creature of light, the hyperborean Apollo (north-polarity) might as Musagetes be substituted for him (pp. 245, 246); how the two pillars of Hercules indicate the double
character of magnetism, and originally were called the Pillars of Briareus, as the magnetical, gigantic, primeval power, etc.
The Idaic Dactyls and the Batyli belong to the mythic circle of Dioscuri. As these, according to Strabo, stood in relation to iron, while the Batyli were considered to be connected with the magnetic and meteoric stones, these myths had obvious reference to the polarity of magnetism, and speak of right male and left female Dactyls. Pliny calls them iron-coloured stones in the shape of a thumb. According to their number, they must have varied considerably in appearance. According to Helancius, the right dissolved magic spells which the left knit up, as this happens with the electric forces, where positive and negative, male and female, the right and left polarity, exist as opposite powers. " All this tells with great force for the electromagnetic powers; of which we may say with perfect truth, that the right dissolves charms, which the left knits up, and vice versa. And as the Cabiri were represented as pysmies, and as a name-Dactyls-derived from a finger instead of from the fist, denoted still more diminutive form, the name, therefore, Dactyl, in an electro-magnetic respect, appears descriptive. For it is this which excites so much astonishment in electro-magnetism, that by it a group of a hundred active iron pygmies, infinitely small magnets, are made, in a manner inexplicable to us, to stand near to each other, without interfering with each other; some turning round to the right, and others to the left. Now, as the Curetes, according to the Orphic hymn which describes the power ruling in a storm, are represented symbolically and mythically as sons of the Dactyls, an original dependence of power on magnetism is indicated thereby. But these Curetes again beget fresh Idaic Dactyls, and thus in this myth the


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Why Fela did not send me to school – Femi Kuti reveals
Posted by Ezeji EmmanuelOn 00:16:00 Under: celebrity , Crime
Nigerian Afrobeats musician, Femi Kuti, has opened up on the reason why his father, legendary Fela Anikulapo Kuti did not allow him to go to school.
According to him, Fela never sent him to school because he wanted to use him as an experiment, to prove that people could be successful without acquiring formal education.
The singer disclosed this recently in an interview with presenters of Your View, an all-female talk show on TVC.
According to him, though Fela was great, he had his faults, one of which was his refusal to send him to school, an experiment he believes was very risky.
In his words,
"Yes Fela was great. But Fela did have faults. But one of the faults is that Fela wanted to use me as an experiment. His excuse was that I would be successful without going to school.
"And his mother, my mother, everybody, just freaked out. No! When I became successful he was like, 'Didn't I tell you? Me that went through that experiment I know it was very risky."
Speaking further during the interview, Femi said it was because he didn't want what befell him to also happen to his son, Made, whom he saw as very gifted right from the outset, that he made sure he studied music abroad.


John Taylor captained Gloucester in 1953-54, in what was then their most successful season. He was a talented winger who played 101 games for the club from 1951-54, scoring 39 tries. He also played for Lydney, Bristol University and UAU before joining Gloucester, and for Leicester after leaving the club. He was a regular first choice for Gloucestershire throughout much of his career and played for Western Counties against the 1953-54 All Blacks.
John Edward Taylor was born on 14 October 1926. He attended Lydney Grammar School where he learnt his rugby.His first game at Kingsholm, on 13 January 1945, was a trial for the Gloucestershire ATC team who were to play Cornwall ATC in Camborne later that season. John was selected for the game at Camborne where he scored the only try in an 8-6 win.
While at Bristol University from 1948-51 he captained the university side and took part in two of the annual Universities Athletic Union (UAU) Christmas tours, playing against Gloucester at Kingsholm in December 1950 and 1951. He also played for English Universities against Scottish Universities at Waterloo (21 January 1950) and Welsh Universities at Cardiff ArmsPark (15 February 1950).
John Taylor made his County Championship debut for Gloucestershire on 14 October 1950 (his 24th birthday). The Citizen said he was "a star of the match" and "deserving of a trial for England". He went on to play in the semi-final against East Midlands at Kingsholm and the replay that followed.
After graduating from Bristol University, he joined Gloucester and made his 1st XV debut on 13 September 1951 at Stroud. He played against Waterloo, Moseley, Neath, Blackheath and Bristol before the end of the month, attracting extravagant praise from the Citizen. Gloucester went on to a record-breaking season in which Taylor was second in the try-scoring list with 15 tries. He captained Gloucester on several occasions in 1952-53 before becoming club captain the following year.
1953-54 was another outstanding season for the club and for John Taylor personally. The 1952-53 record of 30 wins was broken on the last day of the season and Taylor, leading from the front, was top try scorer with 13. He had been a first choice for Gloucestershire since his debut in 1950 and played for Western Counties against the All Blacks in front of a record crowd of over 20,000 people at the Memorial Ground Bristol on 14 November 1953.
His work had taken him to Leicester early in the 1953-54 season and he had spent most of his successful season as captain commuting from Leicester to Gloucester for matches. Inevitably he joined Leicester Tigers the following year and played against the Barbarians at Leicester on December 28 and against Gloucester at Kingsholm on January 9. However he returned regularly to play for Gloucestershire and played throughout the County Championship campaign, as a Leicester player.
Taylor continued to play for Leicester for the next five seasons, returning to Kingsholm for a single last guest appearance for Gloucester in an Easter bank holiday game against Sale on 22 April 1957.
John Taylor became President of Gloucestershire and Chairman of Selectors in 1981-82 and represented Gloucestershire (with J V Smith) on the RFU for a number of years.


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There is a difference between caring for children and caring for the elderly.
Mom had a couple of minor strokes. With the second one, she didn't want to go to the hospital. Dad called me and Mom wanted to talk to me about not wanting care. If the purpose was to convince me, it did the opposite. She couldn't keep her words straight and became very upset. At last, Dad was able to get her to the hospital but she may have thought that she was making an adult decision.
Dad was a year older and they were in their 80's. The next time she needed immediate care, he had just had knee surgery and couldn't drive and had trouble taking care of things after she came home. Of course, that frustrated the both of them.
They are used to making decisions, at the very least, about themselves. After Mom died, Dad made decisions that he later described as "the biggest mistakes of his life." And yet, neither of his sons was able to convince him of a new course - one that was actually being forced on him by court order. A grandson, nearly 50 years old, volunteered. His help was angrily rebuffed.
I talked to a hospital social worker on one of his multiple hospital visits, usually from falls, during the final 12 months of his life. Dad had been sitting at the table with good light aiding his failing eyesight. He says, "I see that you are growing a mustache." I didn't respond but told the social worker that I grew the mustache in 1970. The guy said, "Well, that's where your father is."
I came across a note to my brother that I had written to try to ease his hurt feelings after his help was rejected by Dad. I told how Dad asked about a "girl named 'Nicky' who was "Don's sister." I answered, "If she was Don's sister, wouldn't "Nicky" (Nadine) have been Mom's sister?" He just shrugged. I decided that I wouldn't tell him that she had died nearly 20 years before and he had seen her over many years of her life. Living in 1970?? For Pete's Sake, he was living in the 1930's! And, this guy was repeatedly hiring (and firing) attorneys attempting to continue to make his own decisions in the 21st century.
The endgame for a parent is having a child reach adulthood and being capable of making intelligent, informed decisions About Themselves, in Their Own Lives. I honestly don't know what the parents need to do as they reach a time when their age group amounts to a percent of the population in the single
maybe especially, if they are trying to care for their own parents ...
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Oh Digits.....my heart lurched for you, reading this.
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Northern Idaho - Zone 5B
AMKuska said:
That is so heart breaking. It makes me want to take all those precious people and stuff them in my house so they don't have to suffer.
That was the hard part, watching them and they had no visitors and I think why they were so curious and following me and my mother to my aunt's room. All they saw daily were mostly just the workers. Another one wanted to use the phone in my aunt's room and I said sure. She called her daughter and was talking and then later a nurse came in and said not to let them use the phone. The daughter had called the home and complained that her mother had called her. I was so shocked of all going on with my aunt and the way the residents were wanting to leave. My aunt was almost 90 years old and weighed around 80 pounds. She was always very small.
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baymule
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Mom lived with us for 2 years. She went to assisted living and I went almost every day. The last couple of months she was in a nursing home and I went just about every day. Sometimes she didn't even know I was there. She died on Fathers Day 2015. My husband and I sat with her, talking to her until she took her last breath.
All you can do is the best you can.
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baymule said:
You didn't misunderstand. They get around it by being an assisted living. I didn't give insulin to the diabetics, I dialed the dose on the pen and handed it to the resident and they gave it to themselves. I could see a whole lot of skirting around the law. There is a RN on staff, she shows up once a week to look over the med logs and such. There were things that just didn't look right and I wanted nothing to do with it. I have never taken crap from anybody over a job and I dang sure ain't gonna start now.
Wow. That is appalling. And unacceptable. I am glad you quit. Bad enough the residents and families must deal with it, but you don't need the bs added to your life.
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Gardening with Rabbits said:
That's awful. One of my groom dogs when I was a groomer belonged to a man with no family at all. He ended up losing his leg due to diabetes and I kept his dog until he was able to recover. The nursing home he recovered in let me bring the dog to visit him, and he told me they did all kinds of things like have a valentine's day parade. If it wasn't for the dog, he would have refused to leave.
The staff was very patient too. In the lobby an old lady was trying to eat a banana and could no longer remember which part you eat. The nurse with her was very patient and helped her discover the banana part of the banana. It was super sad, but also very cute how sweet and patient he was.
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flowerbug
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it was so heartbreaking to visit my Grandma in the home where she was at. it was a very nice place and she had good caretakers, but she absolutely did not want to be there. she knew us, we spent so many years with her, she kept wanting to get out of the wheelchair to come with us. the nurses had a clip on her so that when she got out of the wheelchair they would know. we had to take turns going off into another room to cry and then come back and sit with her, hold her hand, talk to her. she passed away not too long after that around 100.
before that she lived on her own in her big house and various people tried to stay with her but she got suspicious and upset and then could not be left on her own. it is so hard to have to put someone under care, but she would not go live with any of her children. good thing she did have plenty of money to afford a decent place. i hate to think of what happens to those who don't have enough or even people who care.
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Ridgerunner
Southeast Louisiana Zone 9A
We had to put Mom in assisted living, no real choice. She came real close to dying. My brother lives 2 hours away and manages the money. The farm has been sold piecemeal, the only thing left is the farmhouse. With Social Security and money from the VA due to Dad's service in WWII it's lasted. Finding out about that VA money was a godsend, it's made the money last. My niece lives in that farmhouse for very low rent. She took care of a lot of Mom's everyday things (like making sure she has pull-ups, clothes, and other supplies) and used to visit her almost every day. It's breaking her heart that she can't see Mom.
I'mm eternally gratefully for one of the ladies that works there. Robin drives them to their doctor's appointments (and keeps track of that), organizes bingo, stuff like that. Real easy to talk to and outgoing. One time I asked how Mom was eating so she took me to the two girls that worked the tables. They told me they watched her plate for what was left and she ate well. I was worried the way she complained about the food but my brother said she was not losing weight. Now I don't worry about that.
Of course no visitors now and Mom cannot talk on a phone. She just can't. But recently Robin called my niece from Mom's phone and relayed messages back and forth. As far as I know she's only done that once but she has a lot of people to take car of.
I hear and believe the stories about how bad it can be. My mother-in-law was moved from one facility to another because of that. I realize how lucky we are that Mom is where she is.
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ducks4you
East Central IL, Was Zone 6, Now...maybe Zone 5
It is not that simple. Sometimes, an aging parent has abused their children so much, it is aMAZING that their children pay to have them kept.
I did a signing for a couple this week. Found out that She had been sexually abused by her step father for 7 years, until she got out at 16yo, and her mother sided with Him.
Her mother was also verbally abusive. Her mother died in a nursing home after kidney failure, and after a leg amputation. I don't know that any of the family, inCluding her son, was was Also abused by the step father, ever visited her.
I don't want to hijack the thread, but I have many other such stories of Why these elderly people don't have visitors. The sweet folks that don't have visitors have rotten, selfish children, or maybe, no children at all, and might be the last of their line.
A friend's mother just passed away after the family sold her house to pay for her care. They Did visit her, even though she had been somewhat abusive to her children. Verbal abuse IS abuse.
You don't know just by looking at them.
ducks4you said:
I've seen that too.
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