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American Civil War: Major General Joseph Wheeler
Major General Joseph Wheeler, CSA. Photograph Source: Public Domain
Major General Joseph Wheeler was noted cavalry commander who served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War (1861-1865) and the US Army during the Spanish-American War (1898). A native of Georgia, he was largely raised in the North and attended West Point. Electing to side with the South during the Civil War, Wheeler gained notoriety as a cavalry commander with the Army of Tennessee. Serving in almost of its major campaigns, he became its senior cavalry officer. Winning a seat in Congress after the war, Wheeler volunteered his services when war with Spain was declared in 1898. Given command of a cavalry division in V Corps, he took part in the Battle of San Juan Hill and Siege of Santiago. He remained in the army until 1900.
Fast Facts: Joseph Wheeler
Rank: Major General (Confederate States), Major General (United States)
Service: Confederate Army, US Army
Nickname(s): Fightin' Joe, Little Joe
Born: September 10, 1836 in Augusta, Georgia, USA
Died: January 25, 1906 in New York City, New York, USA
Parents: Joseph Wheeler and Julia Knox Hull
Spouse: Daniella Jones Sherrod (m. 1866)
Children: Lucy Louise Wheeler, Annie Early Wheeler, Ella Wheeler, Julia Knox Hull Wheeler, Joseph M. Wheeler, Caroline Peyton Wheeler, Thomas Harrison Wheeler
Conflicts: Civil War, Spanish-American War
Known For: Battle of Shiloh, Battle of Perryville, Battle of Stones River, Knoxville Campaign, Atlanta Campaign, March to the Sea, Battle of Bentonville, Battle of San Juan Hill
Born on September 10, 1836 in Augusta, GA, Joseph Wheeler was the son a Connecticut native who had moved south. One of his maternal grandfathers was Brigadier General William Hull who served in the American Revolution and lost Detroit during the War of 1812. Following his mother's death in 1842, Wheeler's father encountered financial difficulties and moved the family back to Connecticut. Despite returning north at a young age, Wheeler always considered himself a Georgian. Raised by his maternal grandparents and aunts, he attended local schools before entering the Episcopal Academy in Cheshire, CT. Seeking a military career, Wheeler was appointed to West Point from Georgia on July 1, 1854, though due to his small stature he barely met the academy's height requirement.
While at West Point, Wheeler proved to be a relatively poor student and graduated in 1859 ranked 19th in a class of 22. Commissioned as brevet second lieutenant, he was posted to the 1st US Dragoons. This assignment proved brief and later that year he was ordered to attend the US Cavalry School at Carlisle, PA. Completing the course in 1860, Wheeler received orders to join the Regiment of Mounted Riflemen (3rd US Cavalry) in the New Mexico Territory. While in the Southwest, he took part in campaigns against the Native Americans and earned the nickname "Fighting Joe." On September 1, 1860, Wheeler received a promotion to second lieutenant.
Joining the Confederacy
As the Secession Crisis began, Wheeler turned his back on his northern roots and accepted a commission as a first lieutenant in the Georgia state militia artillery in March 1861. With the beginning of the Civil War the following month, he officially resigned from the US Army. After brief service at Fort Barrancas near Pensacola, FL, Wheeler was promoted to colonel and given command of the newly-formed 19th Alabama Infantry. Taking command at Huntsville, AL, he led the regiment at the Battle of Shiloh the following April as well as during the Siege of Corinth.
Back to the Cavalry
In September 1862, Wheeler was shifted back to the cavalry and given command of the 2nd Cavalry Brigade in the Army of Mississippi (later Army of Tennessee). Moving north as part of General Braxton Bragg's campaign into Kentucky, Wheeler scouted and raided in front of the army. During this period, he incurred the enmity of Brigadier General Nathan Bedford Forrest after Bragg reassigned the bulk of the latter's men to Wheeler's command. Taking part in the Battle of Perryville on October 8, he aided in screening Bragg's withdrawal after the engagement.
A Quick Rise
For his efforts, Wheeler was promoted to brigadier general on October 30. Given command of the Second Corps, Army of Tennessee's cavalry, he was wounded in a skirmish in November. Quickly recovering, he raided into the rear of Major General William S. Rosecrans' Army of the Cumberland in December and continued to harass the Union rear during the Battle of Stones River. After Bragg's retreat from Stones River, Wheeler earned fame for a devastating attack on the Union supply base at Harpeth Shoals, TN on January 12-13, 1863. For this he was promoted to major general and received the thanks of the Confederate Congress.
With this promotion, Wheeler was given command of a cavalry corps in the Army of Tennessee. Embarking on a raid against Fort Donelson, TN in February, he again clashed with Forrest. To prevent future conflicts, Bragg ordered Wheeler's corps to guard the army's left flank with Forrest's defended the right. Wheeler continued to operate in this capacity during the summer's Tullahoma Campaign and during the Battle of Chickamauga. In the wake of the Confederate victory, Wheeler conducted a massive raid through central Tennessee. This caused him to miss the Battle of Chattanooga in November.
Corps Commander
After supporting Lieutenant General James Longstreet's unsuccessful Knoxville Campaign in late 1863, Wheeler returned to the Army of Tennessee, now led by General Joseph E. Johnston. Overseeing the army's cavalry, Wheeler ably led his troopers against Major General William T. Sherman's Atlanta Campaign. Though outnumbered by the Union cavalry, he won several victories and captured Major General George Stoneman. With Sherman nearing Atlanta, Johnston was replaced in July by Lieutenant General John Bell Hood. The following month, Hood directed Wheeler to take the cavalry to destroy Sherman's supply lines.
Departing Atlanta, Wheeler's corps attacked up the railroad and into Tennessee. Though far-ranging, the raid did little meaningful damage and deprived Hood of his scouting force during the decisive stages of the struggle for Atlanta. Defeated at Jonesboro, Hood evacuated the city at the beginning of September. Rejoining Hood in October, Wheeler was ordered to remain in Georgia to oppose Sherman's March to the Sea. Though clashing with Sherman's men on numerous occasions, Wheeler was unable to prevent their advance to Savannah.
In early 1865, Sherman embarked on his Carolinas Campaign. Joining a reinstated Johnston, Wheeler aided in attempting to block the Union advance. The next month, Wheeler may have been promoted to lieutenant general, however debate exists as to whether he was confirmed in this rank. Placed under the command of Lieutenant General Wade Hampton, Wheeler's remaining cavalry took part in the Battle of Bentonville in March. Staying in the field after Johnston's surrender in late April, Wheeler was captured near Conyer's Station, GA on May 9 while attempting to cover President Jefferson Davis' escape.
Briefly held at Fortress Monroe and Fort Delaware, Wheeler was permitted to return home in June. In the years after the war, he became a planter and lawyer in Alabama. Elected to the US Congress in 1882 and again in 1884, he remained in office until 1900. With the outbreak of the Spanish-American War in 1898, Wheeler volunteered his services to President William McKinley. Accepting, McKinley appointed him a major general of volunteers. Taking command of the cavalry division in Major General William Shafter's V Corps, Wheeler's force included Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's famed "Rough Riders."
Arriving in Cuba, Wheeler scouted ahead of Shafter's main force and engaged the Spanish at Las Guasimas on June 24. Though his troops took the brunt of the fighting, they forced the enemy to continue their retreat towards Santiago. Falling ill, Wheeler missed the opening parts of the Battle of San Juan Hill, but rushed to the scene when the fighting began to take command. Wheeler led his division through the Siege of Santiago and served on the peace commission after the city's fall.
Returning from Cuba, Wheeler was dispatched to the Philippines for service in the Philippine-American War. Arriving in August 1899, he led a brigade in Brigadier General Arthur MacArthur's division until early 1900. During this time, Wheeler was mustered out of the volunteer service and commissioned as a brigadier general in the regular army.
Returning home, he was given an appointment as a brigadier general in the US Army and placed in command of the Department of the Lakes. He remained in this post until his retirement on September 10, 1900. Retiring to New York, Wheeler died on January 25, 1906 after a protracted illness. In recognition of his service in the Spanish-American and Philippine-American Wars, he was buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Johann Vinzenz Wolf (* 19. Juli 1743 in Kreuzeber; † 23. April 1826 in Nörten) war ein deutscher Historiker und als Jesuit hauptberuflich Kanonikus des Petristiftes Nörten.

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Johann Wolf trat als Novize 1759 in das Heiligenstädter Jesuitenkolleg ein. In weiteren Jahren wirkte er an verschiedenen elsässischen Jesuitenkollegen und kehrte schließlich nach Heiligenstadt zurück. Hier erlebte er die Auflösung des Jesuitenordens durch Papst Clemens XIV. Vom Mainzer Erzbischof erhielt er 1785 ein Kanonikat in Nörten, in welchem er bis zu seinem Tod wirkte. Diese Sinekure erlaubte es ihm, viel Zeit für heimatgeschichtliche Arbeiten aufzuwenden. Zu seinem Verdienst zählt bei seinen Forschungen der Rückgriff auf Urkunden, um auf diese Weise zu seiner objektiven Geschichtsschreibung zu kommen. Von protestantischer Seite wurde dagegen die Kritik laut, er schriebe als Katholik und ging zu sehr von den Mainzer Quellen aus.
Wolf wirkte hauptsächlich im Eichsfeld und gilt als Begründer der eichsfeldischen Geschichtsschreibung.

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Nach ihm ist eine Grundschule im südniedersächsischen Flecken Nörten-Hardenberg sowie eine Regelschule in Dingelstädt benannt. Weiter trägt je eine Straße in Kreuzebra, Worbis und Nörten-Hardenberg seinen Namen. In Kreuzebra steht ein Denkmal für ihn an der Hauptstraße. An den Kirchen St. Sergius und Bacchus (Kreuzebra) und St.-Martin-Kirche in Nörten-Hardenberg sind Gedenktafeln für ihn angebracht.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Politische Geschichte des Eichsfeldes: mit Urkunden erläutert. Band I und Band II. Göttingen, Rosenbusch 1792/1793
 Geschichte des Eichsfeld. Schmieder, Hannover 1805
 Geschichte des Geschlechts von Hardenberg. Baier, Göttingen 1823 ()
 Band 1: Göttingen 1823 ()
 Band 2: Göttingen 1823 ()
 Denkwürdigkeiten des Marktfleckens Dingelstädt im Harz-Departement, District Heiligenstadt. Reprint der Original-Ausgabe aus Göttingen 1812, Cordier, Heiligenstadt 1994
 Eichsfeldisches Urkundenbuch nebst einer Abhandlung von dem Eichsfeldischen Adel. Göttingen, Röwer, 1808 und Göttingen, Baier, 1819, 1823
 Denkwürdigkeiten der Stadt Worbis und ihrer Umgegend. Göttingen, Baier, 1818
 Eichsfeldische Kirchengeschichte: mit 134 Urkunden. Göttingen, Baier, 1816
 Geschichte und Beschreibung der Stadt Duderstadt: mit Urkunden und 3 Kupfern. Göttingen 1803

Literatur
 Ulrich Hussong: Johann Wolf, Historiker des Eichsfeldes. Landesgeschichtsschreibung um 1800. Duderstadt 2005, ISBN 3-936617-29-5

 Johannes Müller: Johann Wolf. In: Historische Kommission für die Provinz Sachsen und für Anhalt (Hrsg.): Mitteldeutsche Lebensbilder. 3. Band, Lebensbilder des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Selbstverlag, Magdeburg 1928, S. 156–174
 Christophe Duhamelle, Maik Pinkert: Das Testament Johann Wolfs. In: Hussong/Müller: Johann Wolf – Historiker des Eichsfeldes. Duderstadt 2005, S. 195–199
 Ewald Frankenberg: Die Familie Wolf aus Kreuzebra. In: Hussong/Müller: Johann Wolf – Historiker des Eichsfeldes. Duderstadt 2005, S. 27–35
 Helmut Godehardt: Johann Wolfs Stiftung "zum Besten armer Hauskranker zu Kreuzeber" vom 22. April 1825. In: Hussong/Müller: Johann Wolf – Historiker des Eichsfeldes. Duderstadt 2005, S. 191–194

Weblinks

 heilbad-heiligenstadt.de, Biografie Johannes Wolf (1743–1826)

Einzelnachweise

Historiker
Person (Eichsfeld)
Deutscher
Geboren 1743
Gestorben 1826
Mann
Heimatforscher (Eichsfeld)

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male lion saves pride from hyenas
5 years ago | 86 views. A young male lion, out exploring on his own, strays too far from home and finds himself surrounded by a clan of 20 fierce hyenas. In a moment that would seem right out of Disney's "The Lion King," footage shared by BBC Earth recently captured male lion's intense struggle to fend off more than 20 hyenas. The lion (Panthera leo) is a species in the family Felidae and a member of the genus Panthera . A tense moment between a young lion, Red, and a clan of 20 hyenas had fans on the ... Viewers In Tears Of Joy As Lion Saves His Cousin. Out of seemingly nowhere a male lion breaks into frame and just annihilates the matriarch of the hyenas. The bad blood between lions and hyenas (especially 'spotted' hyenas) runs deep, and is one of the most celebrated rivalries in nature. Greatly outnumbered, he must fight against the odds in a battle for his life. The show explores the adventures of a lion pride in the wild. Lions vs Hyenas….it's a blood feud that goes back tens of thousands of years…and probably even more than that. Lion Saves Baby Rhino from Hyenas. As the fight starts, a lion named "Red" by the documentary team is exploring the boundaries of the pride and has met up with a group of hyenas. One lion vs 20 hyenas, can this young male make it out alive?#Dynasties pic.twitter.com/teJj9YnVbl. They can outperform lions & any other big cats in continous long distance chasing of prey (like marathon). Picture: BBCSource:Supplied. Killed it instantly. He managed to chase them away a few times. A young male lion, out exploring on his own, strays too far from home and finds himself surrounded by a clan of 20 fierce hyenas. Playing next. Lion vs Hyenas While it may look shocking, it is not unheard of for groups of hyenas to take down lions – most often cubs or older individuals. From what we could gather, there were 4 young and probably nomadic males capitalising on a kill that was being poorly safeguarded by a male lion with TB and a female lion. BBC Earth footage of lion and hyena battle, The wild pack circle the lion, known as 'Red'. Male and female lions have a number of differences between them, including their physical characteristics, their role within the social structure and the path their lives take. A lion male is twice the size of a spotted hyena and three to four times as heavy, and one single paw stroke can kill an adult hyena. Sign up, Join the conversation, you are commenting as Logout. "We arrived at the sighting to find a pride of nine lions feasting on the spoils of this large male buffalo, which can weigh up to 900kg – a massive prize for any pride," says Legg. One sub-adult male hung back and tried to protect the kill from a large pack of hyenas. When Scar is accepting rule as king, he tells the lionesses of \"a new era, in which lion and hyena come together in a great and glorious future.\" The hyenas swarm Pride Rock and reinforce Scar's corruption of the pride. They could possibly be her brothers, since real hyenas act this way. And a pride of lions were spotted attacking a swimming antelope in what has been described an "extremely rare" video. But in a heroic moment, Tatu, Red's cousin, rushes to his rescue after hearing the struggle. Male Lion save Rhino Cub from Hyenas at night - Wild Animal Attacks. Picture: BBCSource:Supplied. "The male lion showed the hyenas who is the real boss," one wrote. by Roaring Earth Staff. Just when Red, a young African lion, may be beginning to rue his decision to do a bit of exploring, help comes trotting across the wet savannah. A pack of hyenas took down a zebra when a lioness showed up trying to steal from the hyenas and almost got a mauling from the hyenas, when suddenly a big male lion appears and the hyenas scatter away. Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. The lion was taken by surprise by a pack of rowdy hyenas. Picture: BBC Source:Supplied BBC shared a snippet of the astonishing footage on Twitter, showing Red as he ventures away from the pride … A male lion called Red runs into trouble when he encounters a clan of Hyenas. The hyenas were featured in two spin-off books of The Lion King, set before the events of the original film.In A Tale of Two Brothers, the young hyenas appear at the beginning where they surround a helpless Rafiki who had just arrived in the Pride Lands. Many lions were getting injured. Later, Scar meets with the hyenas, the story revealing … Both species are known to steal food for each other as well as chase one another, the publication reported. In the extended version of the actual BBC clip, the aging lion looks to become a victim to the hyena clan but is only saved when another, younger male lion saves the aging lion's life. ... "Young male Lion ventures out of the Pride … King Ahadi comes to the rescue just in time, with his sons Mufasa and Taka (Scar) in tow, and demands that the hyenas leave. Picture: BBCSource:Supplied. It has a mane. It has a muscular, deep-chested body, short, rounded head, round ears, and a hairy tuft at the end of its tail. Here are the major differences between an African lion and striped hyena: African lions are larger in size than hyenas and they also have more power when compared to the hyenas.The male African lion can grow up to a staggering weight of roughly 500 lbs and their … Nationwide News Pty Limited Copyright © 2020. The Ximungwe Pride of 5 lions and a new male lion had a fantastic month. Browse more videos. It turned out to be a rather rewarding sight, seeing the hyenas contemplating the risk of becoming another victim to help a clan member. PLAYLIST. Lion Saves Baby Rhino from Hyenas. Spotted hyenas and lions have a similar diet; the two often "cover the same ground, hunt the same prey, and scavenge the same remains of animals," according to National Geographic. Absolutely astonishing! It is sexually dimorphic ; adult male lions have a prominent mane. Male hyenas are low on the hierarchy chain; however, Ed and Banzai seem to be Shenzi's equals, although Shenzi's directors state otherwise. They areScar's former henchmen. A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. TheHyena Clan, or the Hyenas, are the tertiary antagonists of The Lion King. While these magnificent and revered creatures once roamed throughout the world, they are now found only in parts of sub-Saharan Africa, plus a small population of Asian lions in the Gir Forest of India. Together the two fend off the hyenas. In this case, the lone, aging lion makes for a much easier target than a larger pride. Dramatic footage from BBC Earth shows a lion nicknamed Red trying to fend off more than 20 hyenas. The footage shows a pack of more than 20 hyenas encircling Red and beginning to bait him. In a fair-fight - No In a tricky situation - yes Hyneas are powerful beasts too, with much more stamina than any other carnivore out there. As Red tries to growl and fend off the hungry pack, the hyenas cackle, paw and bite at him in an attempt to wear him down. The hyenas notice the lioness returning and stare back at the big cat completely unafraid. Even a lion needs an occasional rescue. BBC shared a snippet of the astonishing footage on Twitter, showing Red as he ventures away from the pride alone. Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. A video taken May 2016 at Maasai Mara, Kenya opens with a male lion gnawing on the bones of its unlucky prey, before cutting to a group of hyenas swooping in and swiping the scraps. boss male lions & hyenas, often the lion will inflict grievous hurt, but not then go on to kill the hyena.. In a moment resembling a harrowing scene straight out of Disney's The Lion King, footage shared by BBC Earth has revealed a lion's intense struggle to fend off more than 20 hungry hyenas. WOW just listen to what we heard and saw! These bashed over hynea , if they recover, for sure, never want to feel that level of brutal power again, & will run in fear when the pride lion males show up.. making their fellows fearful & run too.. It was an all out war between a pride of lions and a hyena pack after hyenas attacked a … A few minutes later, the group arrived on the scene to find a young lion firmly gripping a hyena in his jaws. And as the hyenas scatter, defeated, the most famous voice in wildlife journalism coolly observes, "Even for 20 hyenas, a pair of male lions is too much to take on." The young male lions approached the carcass – now covered in bloody hyenas – seemingly hesitant at first when confronted by more than 20 of … Red and his friend are able to fend off the hyenas together. In the video, Schnupp, who also has his own Instagram page, noted: "There should be an interesting interaction between these two enemies." They managed to kill plenty wildebeest and in the end of the month had an early Christmas bonus when they came across a dead buffalo bull. It was long ago, but I remember a hyena vs. lion nature video where the hyenas and lionesses were in a raging war. Moments later, a male lion with a full mane appears and the hyenas immediately stop eating and prick up their ears. The four were feasting away and intermittently shouting at the TB lion every time he tried for a scrap. Watch: Pride of lions saves lioness from hyena pack Aug 26, 2020, 18:50 IST Source: TOI.in. This article originally appeared on Fox News and was reproduced with permission, To join the conversation, please Log in. But the lion is taken by surprise when he unknowingly ventures into hyena territory. But despite the lion's weak state, the hyenas instinctively know to remain cautious around the formidable animal — after all, lions are the single leading cause of death for spotted hyenas and even the most coordinated attack can result in serious injury. The smaller hyena's ragged appearance compared to the regal air of the lion means hyenas are often seen and portrayed in a negative light while lions are admired and respected. The hyenas surrounded the lion, outnumbering him significantly. Their bloody … "A lion male is twice the size of a spotted hyena and three to four times as heavy, and one single paw stroke can kill an adult hyena. Report. In video taken in Kruger National Park, hyenas were eating a buffalo when a group of lions came in to snatch up the meal. At one point, Red's energy appears to fade and the hyenas attempt to capitalise. Hyenas are more afraid of male lions because male lions usually have a reputation of dealing with hyenas whenever they have an encounter with them.Credit via Karen Laurence-Rowe.Maasai sightings.If you have a great sighting like this you can contact us atMasaimarasightings@gmail.com If you have a great wildlife sighting that you filmed please contact us at masaimarasightings@gmail.com and you can get paid. Info from Licensor: "In the Maasai Mara we were watching as a pride of lions feasted on a buffalo they had killed during the night. This was not the first time that hyenas had fallen victim to the lions recently. After having their fill they gradually wandered off to sleep in the shade. Odus Lucky. Lions represent the pinnacle of the cat world. Red put up a good fight, but the hyenas were quickly wearing him down... until a pal named Tatu turned up for a last-second rescue. Don't have an account? It was absolutely awesome. Tatu to the rescue. Hyenas, therefore, are careful during encounters with adult lions for good reason," the Hyena Project in the Ngorongoro Crater states online. Join the conversation, you are commenting as, news.com.au — Australia's leading news site. Big male lion shows lioness how to deal with hyenas - YouTube The lion was taken by surprise by a pack of rowdy hyenas. Another commented: "Lion is the king." It comes after a lion was filmed lunging at a man after he taunted it in a bizarre video. There are two ways to answer this question, because it can be viewed differently. Picture: BBCSource:Supplied. The lions couldn't believe their luck and it was phenomenal to watch them as the whole pride played around the carcass with full bellies and hundreds of kilograms of buffalo meat. Like a scene out of The Lion King, the BBC has released shocking footage of a brutal fight for survival between a lone lion and a ravenous pack of hyenas. All times AEDT (GMT +11). 3:20. CIA puzzle: Can you tell what time it is just by looking at ... Kangaroo attack on woman blamed on Sarah Jessica Parker perf... Doctors find massive tapeworm after woman eats old sushi fro... Toyota recalls HiLux and Fortuner for potentially faulty bra... UN climate change report shows huge gap in action. These hyenas were not letting lionesses push them around when it came down to their meal. A pack of hyenas — actually a "clan," as Attenborough reminds us — numbering over 20 has Red trapped and is wearing him down for the kill. The move could have easily ended in his demise. Follow. They began gorging themselves, but the noise of their cackling and laughter carried easily to the pride, who came roaring back to reclaim their kill. Lions vs. Hyenas: When Hyenas Won't Back Down from a Lion Pride. The lion, named Red, features in the BBC documentary Dynasties, narrated by the legendary natural historian Sir David Attenborough.
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Love the torn paper going across the page and under the photo. The arrow with the wording is perfect.
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Q: How to graph multiple r forecasts at the same time? Method: Holt-Winters; trend, non-seasonal
h/forecast period; 92 days, training data goes back 5 years
Issue: I don't know how to get multiple forecasts on the same plot
---First forecast through /30/20020
I am making a Holt-Winters forecast of data from the PHLX semiconductor industry. I have a forecast based on 5 years of data going through 7/31/2020.  I would like to super-impose this onto another forecast of the same data, but have the second forecast only go through 2/14/2020. the idea is: "If I had forecasted at this date, here is what it would have looked like.
I am currently using the plot() function.  I feel like I would be able to do this with ggplot(), but I can't figure out how to handle the aes() arguments in the case of a forecast. I tried to cast the forecast as a vector, but I discovered the vector only has length 10, I am forecasting 92 days ahead (the period is days here).
I greatly appreciate any insight on how to accomplish my goal!

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plot(forecast(Final_Model))

abline(v = 156, color = "blue", ity = 1, iwd = 1)

abline(v = 521, color = "blue", ity = 1, iwd = 1)

abline(v = 886, color = "blue", ity = 1, iwd = 1)

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Lyle High School
Pat Ruff pruff@postbulletin.com Mar 15, 2018
This season? Well, it's been like nothing she's ever experienced. Walter has guided the Athletics all over again, pushing them to a No. 1 ranking and after Thursday's 59-43 win over Heritage Christian Academy, a spot in Friday's state semifinals.
But it's how she's NOT done it that is surprising to anyone who laid eyes on her that freshman season.
"I've had some games this year where I haven't even taken a shot," Walter said. "I don't even average in double figures anymore."
Yep, a girl who seemed certain to finish her high school career as a scoring machine, has almost abandon that element of her game. She's done it for the good of the team, one that has scoring options everywhere.
She's also done it with a smile on her face and the desire to bring home a state championship burning hotter than ever.
Thursday afternoon was another typical day on the court for Walter — another typically irreplaceable one.
Walter finished with three points. Four other Athletics scored more than her, including 6-foot-5 senior center Kristi Fett with 25 points and sophomore forward Olivia Christianson with 14.
But as L/P coach Justin Morris will tell anyone who'll listen, there likely wasn't a more valuable player on the floor for L/P, which ran its record to 30-1 and has a noon date today with No. 4 seed Minneota in the semifinals at Target Center.
And other than all-stater Fett, there likely hasn't been a more vital cog all season than Walter.
That's because she does everything else at the highest level for L/P. Thursday, that included collecting eight assists and six rebounds, deftly bringing the ball up court on nearly every possession, getting L/P into its almost unstoppable offense, and playing quick and physical defense out front in the Athletics' zone alignment.
When it comes Walter, Morris has an admission.
"I have been spoiled with her," he said.
"She's been my point guard ever since I've been here. She makes coaching a lot easier."
Walter has an admission of her own. It's that she hasn't minded employing this new version of herself one bit.
"It is fun to score," she said. "But as long as my team is winning, I don't care if I score or not. My job is to run the show. And I like that a lot."
Lyle/Pacelli's Brooke Walter (23) drives past Heritage Christian Academy's Taylor Schuck (10) during the Class A state quarterfinals at Williams Arena on Thursday. The senior is not a big scorer these days, but she does everything else for No. 1-ranked L/P, which advanced to the state semifinals with Thursday's win.
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Ein Impulsschreiber ist ein Messgerät aus den Zeiten der elektromechanischen Telefonvermittlung. Er dient zum Bestimmen der Schaltzeiten von Relaiskontakten, unter anderem zum Vermessen und Einstellen des Nummernschalters von Wählscheibentelefonen. Der Impulsschreiber zeichnet dabei die Öffnungs- und Schließvorgänge des sogenannten nsi-Kontaktes beim Impulswahlverfahren auf ein mit konstanter Geschwindigkeit angetriebenes Papierband auf. Gebräuchlich waren Wachs- oder Metallpapierbänder auf denen die Schaltvorgänge mechanisch oder elektrisch dauerhaft aufgezeichnet wurden. Die genauen Zeiten konnten dann mit Hilfe eines Messlineals bestimmt werden. Impulsschreiber können als die elektromechanischen Vorläufer der Oszilloskope betrachtet werden.

Literatur
 Gerhard Dressler, Heinrich-Karl Podszeck: Hochfrequenz-Nachrichtentechnik für Elektrizitätswerke. Zweite Auflage, Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg 1952.
 Albert Palm: Registrierinstrumente. Zweite Auflage, Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg 1959.

Weblinks
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 Radiomuseum:Impulsschreiber (abgerufen am 6. Juli 2017)
 Kleiner Prüfschrank 50 (abgerufen am 6. Juli 2017)

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Over a thousand "views" within the past week, what goes on here ,,, ...
I recommend reading the full article, especially to put the following excerpt into context. The author makes a case that this is more than semantics involved. The following excerpt relates to some of the topics and posts of this thread
How Islam's 'Reformation' Created ISIS
How Christianity and Islam can follow similar patterns of reform but with antithetical results rests in the fact that their scriptures are often antithetical to one another. This is the key point, and one admittedly unintelligible to postmodern, secular sensibilities, which tend to lump all religious scriptures together in a melting pot of relativism without bothering to evaluate the significance of their respective words and teachings.
>>> Sounds like a few of the persons whom post here on this topic <<<
Obviously a point by point comparison of the scriptures of Islam and Christianity is inappropriate for an article of this length (see my "Are Judaism and Christianity as Violent as Islam" for a more comprehensive treatment).
Suffice it to note some contradictions (which naturally will be rejected as a matter of course by the relativistic mindset):
The New Testament preaches peace, brotherly love, tolerance, and forgiveness—for all humans, believers and non-believers alike. Instead of combatting and converting "infidels," Christians are called to pray for those who persecute them and turn the other cheek (which is not the same thing as passivity, for Christians are also called to be bold and unapologetic). Conversely, the Koran and Hadith call for war, or jihad, against all non-believers, until they either convert, accept subjugation and discrimination, or die.
The New Testament has no punishment for the apostate from Christianity. Conversely, Islam's prophet himself decreed that "Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him."
The New Testament teaches monogamy, one husband and one wife, thereby dignifying the woman. The Koran allows polygamy—up to four wives—and the possession of concubines, or sex-slaves. More literalist readings treat all women as possessions.
The New Testament discourages lying (e.g., Col. 3:9). The Koran permits it; the prophet himself often deceived others, and permitted lying to one's wife, to reconcile quarreling parties, and to the "infidel" during war.
It is precisely because Christian scriptural literalism lends itself to religious freedom, tolerance, and the dignity of women, that Western civilization developed the way it did—despite the nonstop propaganda campaign emanating from academia, Hollywood, and other major media that says otherwise.
And it is precisely because Islamic scriptural literalism is at odds with religious freedom, tolerance, and the dignity of women, that Islamic civilization is the way it is—despite the nonstop propaganda campaign emanating from academia, Hollywood, and other major media that says otherwise.
http://humanevents.com/2015/05/07/ho...tm_campaign=nl
ISLAM - the nutshell, bottom line ...
39 "pages", 572 "posts", for those whom may have read all, or at least most, we've tried to apply "Sun Tzu" to a nearly 1400 year old 'Primary Source of Global Conflict' and put such in context to late 20th ~ transit ~ 21st Centuary Conditions.
Distilled, the reader should realize ...
Islam - Ideology/Theology/Dogma/Scripture = Application:
1) ONLY (The Correct Version) Muslim Males have Value before Allah - The Creator (of ALL)!
2) Non-Muslim Males are 'Second-Class' (or lower), - if allowed to live.
3) Female Humans are PROPERTY of Muslim Males.
4) The Whole World/Planet must become Islamic/Muslim*, ideally before the "Final Judgement Day" occurs (or best effort at least)
* = Any and all means, moral and ethics aside, allowed.
That's it folks. Everything else is trivial window dressing. As 'someone' said; "Satanic Verses" ... Designed to provide for an "Everlasting War" on the "Dosadi Experiment" known as Earth.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa, Mea Maxima Culpa ...
Started out coming here to post/archive this for now;
Review of Eugene Rogan's 'The Fall of the Ottomans'
The Times Literary Supplement
A century after the catastrophic blunder that led to the destruction of the then longest-surviving empire on earth, culpability is still ascribed to the European powers. Rather than view the Ottoman entry into the First World War on the losing side for what it was – a failed imperialist bid for territorial aggrandizement and reassertion of lost glory – the Muslim empire has been portrayed as the hapless victim of European machinations, driven into the world conflict by overbearing powers eager to expedite its demise and gobble up its lands.
Emblematic of the wider tendency to view Middle Easterners as mere objects, whose history is but a function of their unhappy interaction with the West, this conventional wisdom has proved remarkably resistant to the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, and Eugene Rogan's The Fall of the Ottomans (2015)is no exception to this rule.
The die is set ...
All this means that by the outbreak of the Great War, the Ottoman Empire was scarcely a spurned and isolated power in danger of imminent destruction. Rather, it was in the enviable position of being courted by the two warring camps: the German-Austro-Hungarian Central Alliance wished its participation in the war, while the Anglo-French-Russian Triple Entente desired its neutrality. So much so that on August 18, 1914, less than a month after the outbreak of hostilities, the Entente's ambassadors to Istanbul assured the Grand Vizier of the empire's continued survival were it to stay out of the war, while the British Foreign Secretary vowed the preservation of Ottoman territorial integrity "in any conditions of peace which affected the Near East, provided she preserved a real neutrality during the war". Five days later, at Ottoman request, the three powers put down this pledge in writing.
At the outbreak of the war, the Ottomans were in the enviable position of being courted by both warring camps.
Had the Ottomans accepted this guarantee and kept out of the war, their empire would have readily weathered the storm. But then, by the time the Entente made its far-reaching proposal, Istanbul had already concluded a secret alliance with Germany that had effectively transformed it into a belligerent. This, nevertheless, didn't prevent it from maintaining the false pretence of neutrality vis-à-vis the Entente, or even feigning interest in joining its ranks, while at the same time laying the groundwork for war and exploiting Berlin's eagerness for the immediate initiation of hostilities to extract substantial military and economic benefits.
The truth of the matter is that the Ottoman Empire was neither forced into the First World War in a last-ditch attempt to ensure its survival, nor manoeuvred into it by an overbearing German ally and a hostile Entente, but rather plunged head on into the whirlpool. War, for the Ottoman leaders, was not seen as a mortal danger to be averted, but a unique opportunity to be seized. They did not seek "an ally to protect the empire's vulnerable territory from the consequences of such war" but a powerful underwriter of their imperialist ambitions; and apart from their admiration for Germany and their conviction that it would ultimately be victorious, the Entente had less to offer by way of satisfying these ambitions, first and foremost "the destruction of our Muscovite enemy to obtain a natural frontier to our empire, which should include and unite all branches of our race" (in the words of the Ottoman declaration of war).
Just as the fall of the Ottoman Empire was not the result of external machinations but a self-inflicted catastrophe, so the creation of the modern Middle East on its ruins was not an imperialist imposition but the aggregate outcome of intense pushing and shoving by a multitude of regional and international bidders for the Ottoman war spoils in which the local actors, despite their marked inferiority to the great powers, often had the upper hand.
http://www.meforum.org/5240/fall-of-ottomans
More reference material;
'The Great War of Our Time'
Michael Morell spent 33 years in the CIA, rising to be its acting director for a time, and finishing a distinguished career as the Agency's Deputy Director.
There are few truly "must read" books out there, but along with Lawrence Wright's The Looming Tower, Morell's new The Great War of Our Time is one of them. Combine Wright's and Morell's books and you have a history of the rise of Islamist fanaticism vis-a-vis the United States from the end of World War II to the present. Everyone running for president should read both books, but it is doubtful that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will, because the former book indicts her husband and the latter herself.
Morell isn't grinding any axes here — he is an equal opportunity assessor of Republicans and Democrats, the Agency and its critics, and especially — unsparingly — of himself.
Morell was wrapped up in the "talking points" fiasco over Benghazi. But whatever one thinks of that particular controversy, this book is about the whole war. Morell was President Bush's briefer for the year 2001 and was thus with him on 9/11. He was also in London on the day of the 7/7 attacks there. Morell has spent nearly 15 years on the front lines of the war against Islamic fanaticism, and his book must be read and taken seriously by everyone in this war.
This is not a book for partisans (Presidents Bush and Obama both come in for praise and criticism) but one for future decision makers. It is also one for political writers.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/th...rticle/2564646
ISIS leader: Islam 'never a religion of peace,' it's a 'religion of fighting'
A recording of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, which the Pentagon has not confirmed is genuine, calls for all Muslims to join the fight agains the "infidels," saying, "Islam was never a religion of peace. Islam is the religion of fighting."
Al-Baghdadi had not been heard from until this voice recording since a March coalition airstrike where he was reportedly injured. As the former leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, al-Baghdadi was known for defying the larger al Qaeda organization and forming the Islamic State, against al-Qaeda's wishes, and was one of many former al Qaeda members that the U.S. released a few years ago from its prison Camp Bucca, in Umm Qasr, Iraq.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/is...rticle/2564625
It's all in the attitude ...
The Supremacist Roots of Muslim 'Grievances'
Raymond Ibrahim | Monday May 18, 2015 9:56 AM
...the West needs finally to come to terms with the root source of these ubiquitous, easily sparked "Muslim grievances."
Enter Muslim supremacism.
Islamic doctrine—which teaches that Muslims are superior to non-Muslims, who are further compared to dogs and cattle—imbues Muslims with this sense of supremacism over the rest of mankind. And a good portion of Islamic history—when Muslims were for centuries on the warpath, subjugating large swathes of the Old Word—further enforces it.
This sense of Islamic supremacism was dramatically humbled after European powers defeated and colonized much of the Muslim world. Bred on the notion that "might makes right," Muslims, for a time, even began emulating the unapologetic and triumphant West. Turkey, for example, went from being the epitome of Islamic supremacy and jihad against Christian Europe for five centuries to emulating Europe in all ways, becoming perhaps the most Westernized/secularized "Muslim" nation by the mid-1900s.
Today, however, as Western peoples willingly capitulate to Islamic mores—in the name of tolerance, multiculturalism, political correctness, or just plain cowardice—Muslims are becoming more emboldened, making more demands and threats, as they realize they need not militarily defeat the West in order to resuscitate their supremacist birthright. (More appeasement from the bullied always brings about more demands from the bully.)
To understand all this, one need only look to Muslim behavior where it is dominant and not in need of pretense, that is, in the Muslim world. There, non-Muslim minorities are habitually treated as inferiors. But unlike the many Western appeasers who willingly accept a subservient role to Islam, these religious minorities have no choice in the matter.
Such is what I call the "How Dare You?!" phenomenon. Remember it next time "progressive" media, politicians, and other talking heads tell you that Muslim mayhem and outbursts are products of grievances. Missing from their rationale is the supremacist base of these grievances.
The Conditions of Omar, a foundational medieval Muslim text dealing with how subjugated "infidels" must behave, spells out their inferiority vis-à-vis Muslims. Among other stipulations, it commands conquered Christians not to raise their "voices during prayer or readings in churches anywhere near Muslims" (hence the axe-attack in Pakistan). It also commands them not to display any signs of Christianity—specifically Bibles and crosses—not to build churches, and not to criticize the prophet. (See Crucified Again: Exposing Islam's New War on Christians for my translation of "The Conditions of Omar.")
If the supremacist nature of Islamic law is still not clear enough, the Conditions literally commands Christians to give up their seats to Muslims as a show of respect.
In short, anytime non-Muslims dare to overstep their Sharia-designated "inferior" status—which far exceeds drawing cartoons—supremacist Muslims become violently aggrieved.
From here, one can begin to understand the ultimate Muslim grievance: Israel.
For if "infidel" Christian minorities are deemed inferior and attacked by aggrieved Muslims for exercising their basic human rights, like freedom of worship, how must Muslims feel about Jews—the descendants of pigs and apes, according to the Koran—exercising power and authority over fellow Muslims in what is perceived to be Muslim land?
How dare they?!
Of course, if grievances against Israel were really about justice and displaced Palestinians, Muslims—and their Western appeasers—would be aggrieved by the fact that millions of Christians are currently being displaced by Muslim invaders.
Needless to say, they are not.
DGB - According to Muhammad and Islamic tradition, Jews are the monkeys and Christians are the pigs.
Yes, as you infer, there is much ignorance of the agendas and tactics of fundamentalist Islam regarding the 'West' and the rest of the dar al_harb/land of war and conflict.
Jihadist group calls on Muslims to save Burmese migrants from 'savage Buddhists'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...Buddhists.html
Stryker 19K30
I'm currently reading Qutb's Milestones/guideposts whatever translation you choose to use with a copy of the Quran as a reference, though in the first 2 sections of the pamphlet/essay/book I've only needed to reference it twice. Has anyone else read this influential work?
Это я - Почтальон Печкин!
Tunis is a Carthigenian city!
Originally posted by Stryker 19K30 View Post
Any thoughts on it? I have not read it, given its importance I probably should have. There's a thought - a thread on the key figures and texts central to the development of Islamism.
Well, I have read a lot on Islamism both texts by other Islamists and academic studies and given this is referenced often I already have a general idea of what I am going to be reading. First and foremost my impressions are not going to be the same as the target audience for this work since I don't have the proper frame of reference, and I find it difficult to read at times - the repetitive text after every mention of Mohammad always annoys me every time I read an original text. Like I said - frame of reference.
Right now I am only about to start the 4th chapter "Jihad in the Cause of God" and so far really it follows the basic outline of any well written manifesto type work. The first chapter explains why the original generation of Islam was 'pure' and how it has been perverted. Then how the the Holy Book should be studied. The 3rd chapter discusses how a truly Isalmic society should be formed, and I assume the next chapter will discuss the method of creating that society.
Like I said - this is a very significant work and most (extremist) Islamist writings and actions after it have drawn from it, so I do feel as if I have read it before 100 times over, but it is good to read the original words and to see how as time elapses even Qutub's (in my view) perverted interpretation of the religion is perverted more.
In a nutshell though, so far it is a concise well written (at least translated to English) work that I can see being effective in influencing anyone that might have a predisposition to follow it. I can see how it would make sense to say, Massoud while he was at Kabul University in a time of turmoil.
As for the thread - it is a good idea perhaps you or I could make one, though I fear it might not be very productive. Too many "religion of peace - OH YEAH?" posts with pasted links to ISIS atrocities might get in the way of series discussion about the texts that form the basis of what created them.
Thanks for your thoughts on it. I find that it can get even more irritating when said or when the phrases are said after saying the word Allah. It often feels like the flow of the sentence is constantly being interrupted. Then again as you pointed out it is about the cultural context/frame of reference of those saying or hearing it.
You are right it probably would get the religion of peace stuff but could be worth a try. Its just which figures and texts to start off. Can start it in this sub-forum and if you feel it would be better elsewhere can ask to have it moved.
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Some interesting contemporary context here;
'Lord of the Rings' star shares surprising story about Islam and slavery
John Rhys-Davies, star of the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy and 'Indiana Jones' films, joined Glenn on radio to discuss his new movie that Glenn really enjoyed – 'Beyond the Mask'. The conversation took an interesting turn when Davies spoke of his fear of the end of western European Christian civilization and need for people to unite against true evil in the world. To illustrate his point, Rhys-Davies shared a story from his childhood when he saw a real-life slave ship bringing children to Saudi Arabia.
JOHN: So, but the — here in Europe, you know, the demographics have just been ignored by the politicians. And, you know, I'm not a statistician or anything like that. But, you know, when you have contraception in a country for 40 or 50 years and your birthrate goes below that magical 2.1 per woman figure on average, you get a declining population. And what we are doing, we're not merely replacing our indigenous European population with refugees from Africa and the third world, we're actually replacing our culture as well. And that is catastrophic. You know, we are — I grew up in Africa. I was taught to respect Islam in all those customs that Muslims must endure. I was aware of. You know, and would try and observe. I have some — some — let's put it this way. I have many friends of mine who are Muslim, but I would not wish to live in an Islamic world or an Islamic country.
There is — there is — it isn't a question of finding similarities. You know, there is in Islam a direct confrontational attitude towards, you know, the unbelievers. And it's — and it's really set in stone because the prophet was the last — the last person that God talked to as a prophet. Therefore, everything he says is set in stone. You cannot contradict the prophet. And some of the things that the prophet said, though you will always people saying, well, he didn't actually mean this. What it really means is, you know. But it is really there. And I've got — I'm one of those people who have a particular bee in my bonnet about slavery.
The reason is simple. I grew up in Africa. My father was a policeman. He came home one day. We went at lunchtime. He said, get in the car. And he drove me down to the dockside. And there was an Arab dhow in the harbor. And he said, you see that dhow? Twice a year it comes down from Saudi Arabia. It stops in Aden. It comes down the Somali coast. It stops here. It's bringing trading goods down. Then it goes on to Beira in Mozambique. But on the way back up, it always have two or three little black boys ,and they're being taken back to Saudi Arabia as slaves.
Source: http://www.glennbeck.com/2015/06/05/lord-of-the-rings-star-shares-surprising-story-about-islam-and-slavery/?utm_source=glennbeck&utm_medium=contentcopy_link
More directly related ...
Obama under pressure to release secret pages of 9/11 report 'showing Saudi Arabia financed attacks'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...d-by-Bush.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_t...United_Kingdom
So inefficient, they should be using old freighters and shipping containers like we do


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Is sustainability possible?
Next Steps :: What's Important? Purpose :: Sustainabilty, The Environment, Animals and Their Rights
by VoteGreenCanada Fri Apr 01, 2011 9:28 pm
When I was born in '71, there were 3,800,000,000 people on the planet. Now there are over 7,000,000,000. There are so many new products and novel products entering the market every year. Consumer demand for pretty much everything (cars, electronics, energy, food, plastics used in everyday life) keeps growing and growing, especially as the developing countries slowly drag themselves out of poverty. The associated problems of pollution (think of Fukushima, Japan, right now), desertification, and increasing pressures on the animals (food, trophy hunting, habitat, pollution/toxicity) make me wonder if sustainability is possible. I can't possibly see how we can get to there from here, although I think it is critically important. The earth has a great capacity to recover from pressures, but surely we have done too much damage already. Are there benefits from slowing the trainwreck, if it is destined to happen anyway?
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Re: Is sustainability possible?
Here's a resounding, "Sure! Why not?"
RSA Fellow's Journal: Reasons to be cheerful
Mark Stevenson on why the end of the world might still be a long way off
I've spent a large part of the past year considering Armageddon. Not the Hollywood cheese-fest of a movie, you understand, but actual, honest-to-God Armageddon. The end of the world as we know it. Game over. What some academics cheerily call 'global catastrophic risks'. A year spent meeting some of the world's smartest brains has shown me at least five versions of a nanotech apocalypse, a host of 'machines take over'/'machines stop' disasters, countless biotech risks that make the 1918 flu pandemic (body count estimate: 50 million) look like a sniffle, and let's not forget the ominous uncertainties of climate change.
Even if we don't wipe ourselves out, I think I should remind you how awful the future is likely to be, what with new forms of terrorism, water wars, decreasing social cohesion and the possibility that Andrew Lloyd Webber will write a new musical. Let's face it, it's all bad. You might as well just get your head down, do the best for yourself and those you care about, try to buck the prevailing negative trend and snatch your comforts where you can. You're pretty smart, after all.
It's very easy to regurgitate the terrible story of our future that, as far as I can tell, I've been hearing since I popped out of my mother's womb. In fact, it's so familiar that it rolls off the tongue like well-learned lines, as if I'm reading a script. I'm sure you can do it too. You'll have your own nuances. You might throw in a disenfranchised feral youth in preference to my water war, or economic collapse in place of my new terrorism. It's like an End of the World Top Trumps card trading game, won by playing the cards that summarise the strongest case for how everyone loses.
Our media love this game. Whether it's too much government or too little, too many police or too few, too much concern over climate change or too little, our pundits are united in their belief that a) things are going wrong, b) they've been going wrong for as long as they can remember and c) they're going to get a lot worse. Hardly inspiring, is it?
So it's odd to find out that things could actually get a lot better. Not just a little bit better, but off-the-scale better. For every water war, there's a cheap nano-membrane that can revolutionise desalination. For every echo chamber of hate on the internet, there's a collaboration that'll make your heart sing. For every engineered pathogen, there's a new front opened up on the war on cancer through genomics. For every worry about scarcity, you'll find an example of innovation that's bypassing the problem. At the same time, organisations with new shapes are struggling to emerge; we're seeing institutional innovations that will help us grasp the challenges that our current systems can't tackle.
I know because I've spent a year researching those as well. One favourite is a clever system that takes CO2 out of the air and feeds it through photosynthesing bacteria to make fuel. It's effectively a carbon-neutral petrol station that pulls fuel out of the sky when you put it somewhere sunny. The technology exists today and a whole range of companies funded by greentech investments are racing to commercialise it.
There are hundreds of people who are not only thinking about improving our lot but also doing something about it. They clearly aren't listening to the doomsayers. Their mantra? Cheer up, it might just happen.
In our public discourse, we need to put a few cards back into that pack of Top Trumps and shift it from a forced game of 'End of the World' to a new game of 'Possible futures'. After all, that's what it was until the pessimists nicked all the good cards and hid them under the cushion.
I'm not saying the future will be better, but I do know that if you're not even aware it could be, there's much less chance of making it happen.
Optimists step up. There is everything to play for.
Mark Stevenson FRSA is a writer and comedian, and director of Flow Associates Ltd and ReAgency Ltd. His new book, An Optimist's Tour of the Future, will be published by Profile in January 2011.
by VoteGreenCanada Fri Apr 15, 2011 11:14 am
Mark Stevenson may be an optimist, but there wasn't any real depth to the article. I don't want to get into a debate, I want to spend less time on the computer, not more. But here is something from my inbox today that speaks to my point, by someone far more articulate than I am:
'Break the taboo', says Attenborough
Below is an edited key-note address delivered by renowned British broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough to the Royal Society of Arts in London on 10 March 2011.
We now realise that the disasters that continue increasingly to afflict the natural world have one element that connects them all - the unprecedented increase in the number of human beings on the planet.
There have been prophets who have warned of this impending disaster, of course. One of the first was Thomas Malthus. His most important book, An Essay on the Principle of Population was published over two hundred years ago in 1798. In it, he argued that the human population would increase inexorably until halted by what he termed "misery and vice". Today, for some reason, that prophecy seems to be largely ignored or, at any rate, disregarded. It is true that he did not foresee the so-called Green Revolution which greatly increased the amount of food that could be produced in any given area of arable land. But that great advance only delayed things. And there may be other advances in food producing skills that we ourselves cannot foresee. But the fundamental truth proclaimed by Malthus remains true. There cannot be more people on this earth than can be fed.
The population of the world is now growing by nearly 80 million a year. One and a half million a week. A quarter of a million a day. Ten thousand an hour. All these people worldwide, rich or poor, need and deserve food, water, energy and space. Will they be able to get it? I don"t know. I hope so. But the Government"s Chief Scientist and the last President of the Royal Society both referred to the approaching "perfect storm" of population growth, climate change and peak oil production, leading inexorably to more and more insecurity in the supply of food, water and energy.
Consider food. Very few of us, I suspect, have ever experienced real hunger. All of us who have travelled in poor countries have met people for whom hunger is a daily background ache in their lives. There are about a billion such people today – four times as many as the entire human population of this planet a mere two thousand years ago at the time of Christ.
Climate change tops the environmental agenda at present. We all know that every additional person will need to use some carbon energy, if only firewood for cooking, and will therefore create more carbon dioxide, though of course a rich person will produce vastly more than a poor one. Yet not a word of it appeared in the voluminous documents emerging from the Copenhagen and Cancun Climate Summits.
Why this strange silence? I meet no one who privately disagrees that population growth is a problem. No one – except flat-earthers – can deny that the planet is finite. We can all see it in that beautiful picture of our earth taken from the Apollo mission. So why does hardly anyone say so publicly? There seems to be some bizarre taboo around the subject. "It"s not quite nice, not PC, possibly even racist to mention it." And this taboo doesn"t just inhibit politicians and civil servants who attend big conferences. It even affects the people who claim to care most passionately about a sustainable and prosperous future for our children: the environmental and developmental non- government organisations. Yet their silence implies that their admirable goals can be achieved regardless of how many people there are in the world, even though they all know that this is not realistic or possible.
I simply don"t understand it. It is all getting too serious for such fastidious niceties. It remains an obvious and brutal fact that on a finite planet human population will quite definitely stop at some point. And that can only happen in one of two ways. It can happen sooner, by fewer human births - in a word, by contraception. This is the humane way, the powerful option which allows all of us to deal with the problem, but only if we collectively choose to do so. The alternative is an increased death rate – the way all other creatures must suffer, through famine or disease or predation.
The sooner we stabilise our numbers, the sooner we stop running up the "down" escalator. Stop population increase - stop the escalator - and we have some chance of reaching the top. That is to say, of reaching a decent life for all.
To do that requires several things. First and foremost it needs a much wider understanding of the problem, and that will not happen while the absurd taboo on discussing it retains such a powerful grip on the minds of so many worthy and intelligent people. Then it needs a cultural change so that while everyone retains the right to have as many children as they like, they understand that having large families means compounding the problems their children and everyone else"s children will face in the future.
It needs action by Governments. In my view all countries should develop a population policy and give it priority. The essential common factor is to make family planning and other reproductive health services freely available to everyone and empower and encourage them to use it, though of course without any kind of coercion.
According to the Global Footprint Network, there are now over a hundred countries whose combination of numbers and affluence have already pushed them past the sustainable level. They include almost all developed countries. The UK is one of the worst. There the aim should be to reduce over time both the consumption of natural resources per person and the number of people while, needless to say, using the best technology to help maintain living standards. It is tragic that the only current population policies in developed countries are, perversely, attempting to increase their birth-rate in order to look after the growing number of old people. The notion of ever more old people needing ever more young people, who will in turn grow old and need ever more young people and so on ad infinitum, is an obvious ecological Ponzi scheme.
I am not an economist, nor a sociologist nor a politician, and it is these disciplines that should provide the solutions. I am a naturalist. Being one means that I do know something of the factors that keep populations of different species of animals within bounds. I have seen how increasing populations of elephants can devastate their environment until, one year when the rains fail on the already over-grazed land, they die in the hundreds.
But we are human beings. We have ways of escaping such brutalities. We have medicines that prevent our children from dying of disease. We have developed ways of growing increasing amounts of food. That has been a huge and continuing advance that started several thousand years ago, a consequence of our intelligence, our increasing skills and our ability to look ahead. But none of these great achievements will be of any avail if we do not control our numbers.
And we can do so. Wherever women have the vote, wherever they are literate, and have the medical facilities to control the number of children they bear, the birth rate falls. All those civilised conditions exist in the southern Indian state of Kerala. The total fertility rate there in 2007 was 1.7 births per woman. In India as a whole it is 2.8 per woman. In Thailand in 2010, it was 1.8 per woman, similar to that in Kerala. But compare that with the Catholic Philippines where it is 3.3.
But what can each of us do – you and I? Well, there is just one thing that I would ask. Break the taboo, in private and in public – as best you can. Until broken there is no hope of the action we need. Wherever and whenever we speak of the environment, add a few words to ensure that the population element is not ignored.
Make a list of all the environmental and social problems that today afflict us and our poor, battered planet, not just the extinction of species and animals and plants, that fifty years ago was the first signs of impending global disaster, but traffic congestion, oil prices, pressure on the health service, the growth of megacities, migration patterns, immigration policies, unemployment, the loss of arable land, desertification, famine, increasingly violent weather, the acidification of the oceans, the collapse of fish stocks, rising sea temperatures, the loss of rain forest. The list goes on and on. But they all share an underlying cause.
Every one of these global problems - environmental as well as social - becomes more difficult, and ultimately impossible, to solve with ever more people.
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These five factors to consider when downsizing might help.
When we downsized seven years ago from the family home in the suburbs to a townhouse in the city, we thought about it long and hard for over a year. My husband mentioned the idea of downsizing to me, and at first, I was absolutely insulted. How could he even think that I would consider moving from a home that held so many memories and that I loved so much? Why would I possibly want to give up a yard that overlooked a small lake, my flowers, the space, and our neighbors? On the practical side, though, maybe it wasn't such a bad idea. A smaller house would mean less upkeep, and living in a townhouse would mean no lawn work. For two people who travel as much as we do, those to factors helped me buy into the idea. After all, I love change, I love an adventure, and taking on a new lifestyle would offer both of those things. Over the course of a year, downsizing started to seem like a good idea. Why hadn't I thought of it? We decided we would only move if we found a place we both really liked, and we also decided to not force the process. We would just let things fall into place, and they did. We put our house on the market and had a contract within two weeks. We found three townhouses that we liked and rated them from favorite to least favorite, and we were able to buy the favorite. It all just happened very smoothly. Now, if you have been thinking about down-sizing, there are a few factors you need to consider before taking the plunge.
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This is a question that all people involved need to ask themselves, and here are some points to consider? Are you at a point where you are ready to simplify your life? Are you empty nesters? Do you have frequent out-of-town guests who spend the night? Do you have hobbies that require the space your current house offers? Do you enjoy gardening and doing lawn work? Do you travel a lot? Do you like to entertain large groups? Do you have a lot of grandchildren who visit frequently? The answers to these questions might make you realize you need to stay where you are. On the other hand, they might tell you it's okay to move to a smaller location.
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No matter how much you love your stuff, some of it has to go. Part of downsizing is getting rid of items that won't fit into your new place. For instance, if you have family heirlooms, would you be willing to give them up? Would you be willing to sell things or donate them? Do you have family members who will take the extra stuff? For me, getting rid of stuff was very liberating. I love an empty drawer, and having less belongings to deal with made me happy.
Are You Ready to Get Rid of Memorabilia?
Downsizing requires more than just getting rid of stuff. It requires getting rid of memorabilia that has no financial worth but means the world to you. Have you saved your children's school work and art projects all of these years? If you downsize, you will have to let go of those things. You will say good-bye to your children's bedrooms, the growth chart on the closet door, the trophies and game balls that they earned. Perhaps your children will want some of those items. Let them take what they want, and then get rid of the rest. By all means, don't rent a storage space so you can keep the stuff. Part of downsizing is simplifying.
Are You Ready for the Work?
Downsizing is a lot of work – both physical and mental. When we downsized, we also decided to completely remodel the townhouse before we moved it. That meant we had two moves. One from our house to an apartment during the renovation, and then one from the apartment to our townhouse when the remodeling was complete. It was a lot of work. To help save money, I did all of the packing so we only had to pay movers. It took hours and hours. The mental part for me was living in limbo for a while. I am a nester, and living in a furnished apartment with things that didn't belong to me was a mental challenge, but I made it. Knowing it was temporary really helped.
Although this should not be a determining factor, your life will be a whole lot easier if your family is on board with your decision to downsize. They will be letting go of memories, too. So, it might be easier for all of you if you first let them know you are thinking about it rather than just springing this big move on them. Our children were all for our decision. On the other hand, my mother, who was 85 at the time and lives eight hours away, was totally against it. She is a woman of the Great Depression and couldn't understand why we would move from something big to something small. She created a whole lot of unnecessary stress for me because she didn't want me to let go of things even though the move didn't affect her at all.
Although there might be other factors to consider if you are thinking about downsizing, these are the biggies. You all have been along for the ride when we moved in to our townhouse (we had just started the blog back then), and now again when we are moving to another. Let us know if you have considered downsizing and what factors are helping you make the decision to go or to stay where you are.
Another factor that should be considered is "would your downsized home be comfortable if/when one of you is alone". My husband and I downsized to a cluster home in our early 50's and we were a little paranoid about what happens with "boomerang" kids and we picked a lot that would have a walk out basement and we ended up with 3600 SF of finished space on three floors, but with 1800SF on main level. Fast forward 18 years later, I am now an early 70's widow in good health and I have two houses (one in the north and one in NC) and I have to deal with decisions and disbanding one house, or perhaps two and buying another. I do not want to be a downer, but I believe thinking about would either of us be comfortable in this house by ourselves is an important issue to consider. On a cheery note, both of Janette's empty nester homes are absolutely beautiful!
(This is from Janette) Judy, that is a good point. I do know that there are several ladies living alone on our block in their townhouses. I am sorry you are dealing with these life changes.
I am trying to convince my husband that it is time to sell. We have 5 bedrooms for only the two of us. My husband is in remission but I have cancer (again) and am undergoing more radiation treatments. We live about 1/2 hour from the hospital and will be going there the rest of our lives so I would like to move closer. We have children but no grandchildren – and we never will – so I don't need to worry about that. It is getting rid of all the stuff I have.
This is Janette. Patty, I am so sorry you are having health issues. Downsizing could definitely relieve some of the stress you fill with the many spaces there are to take care of. I have to say that it is a lot of work to move at this age with all of our stuff to go through, but it's worth it in the end. Good luck to you and thank you for reading our blog.


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