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'use strict';

const RandomGen6Teams = require('../../mods/gen6/random-teams');

class RandomGen5Teams extends RandomGen6Teams {
	randomSet(template, slot, teamDetails) {
		if (slot === undefined) slot = 1;
		let baseTemplate = (template = this.getTemplate(template));
		let species = template.species;

		if (!template.exists || (!template.randomBattleMoves && !template.learnset)) {
			template = this.getTemplate('unown');

			let err = new Error('Template incompatible with random battles: ' + species);
			require('../../crashlogger')(err, 'The gen 5 randbat set generator');
		}

		if (template.battleOnly) species = template.baseSpecies;

		let movePool = (template.randomBattleMoves ? template.randomBattleMoves.slice() : Object.keys(template.learnset));
		let moves = [];
		let ability = '';
		let item = '';
		let evs = {
			hp: 85,
			atk: 85,
			def: 85,
			spa: 85,
			spd: 85,
			spe: 85,
		};
		let ivs = {
			hp: 31,
			atk: 31,
			def: 31,
			spa: 31,
			spd: 31,
			spe: 31,
		};
		let hasType = {};
		hasType[template.types[0]] = true;
		if (template.types[1]) {
			hasType[template.types[1]] = true;
		}
		let hasAbility = {};
		hasAbility[template.abilities[0]] = true;
		if (template.abilities[1]) {
			hasAbility[template.abilities[1]] = true;
		}
		if (template.abilities['H']) {
			hasAbility[template.abilities['H']] = true;
		}
		let availableHP = 0;
		for (let i = 0, len = movePool.length; i < len; i++) {
			if (movePool[i].substr(0, 11) === 'hiddenpower') availableHP++;
		}

		let SetupException = {
			extremespeed:1, suckerpunch:1, superpower:1,
			dracometeor:1, leafstorm:1, overheat:1,
		};
		let counterAbilities = {
			'Adaptability':1, 'Contrary':1, 'Hustle':1, 'Iron Fist':1, 'Sheer Force':1, 'Skill Link':1,
		};

		let hasMove, counter;

		do {
			hasMove = {};
			for (let k = 0; k < moves.length; k++) {
				if (moves[k].substr(0, 11) === 'hiddenpower') {
					hasMove['hiddenpower'] = true;
				} else {
					hasMove[moves[k]] = true;
				}
			}

			while (moves.length < 4 && movePool.length) {
				let moveid = this.sampleNoReplace(movePool);
				if (moveid.substr(0, 11) === 'hiddenpower') {
					availableHP--;
					if (hasMove['hiddenpower']) continue;
					hasMove['hiddenpower'] = true;
				} else {
					hasMove[moveid] = true;
				}
				moves.push(moveid);
			}

			counter = this.queryMoves(moves, hasType, hasAbility, movePool);

			for (let k = 0; k < moves.length; k++) {
				let moveid = moves[k];
				let move = this.getMove(moveid);
				let rejected = false;
				let isSetup = false;

				switch (moveid) {
				// Not very useful without their supporting moves
				case 'batonpass':
					if (!counter.setupType && !counter['speedsetup'] && !hasMove['substitute'] && !hasMove['wish'] && !hasAbility['Speed Boost']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'focuspunch':
					if (!hasMove['substitute'] || counter.damagingMoves.length < 2) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'perishsong':
					if (!hasMove['protect']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'rest': {
					let sleepTalk = movePool.indexOf('sleeptalk');
					if (sleepTalk >= 0) {
						movePool.splice(sleepTalk, 1);
						rejected = true;
					}
					break;
				}
				case 'sleeptalk':
					if (!hasMove['rest']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'storedpower':
					if (!counter.setupType && !hasMove['cosmicpower']) rejected = true;
					break;

				// Set up once and only if we have the moves for it
				case 'bellydrum': case 'bulkup': case 'coil': case 'curse': case 'dragondance': case 'honeclaws': case 'swordsdance':
					if (counter.setupType !== 'Physical' || counter['physicalsetup'] > 1) rejected = true;
					if (counter.Physical + counter['physicalpool'] < 2 && !hasMove['batonpass'] && (!hasMove['rest'] || !hasMove['sleeptalk'])) rejected = true;
					isSetup = true;
					break;
				case 'calmmind': case 'nastyplot': case 'quiverdance': case 'tailglow':
					if (counter.setupType !== 'Special' || counter['specialsetup'] > 1) rejected = true;
					if (counter.Special + counter['specialpool'] < 2 && !hasMove['batonpass'] && (!hasMove['rest'] || !hasMove['sleeptalk'])) rejected = true;
					isSetup = true;
					break;
				case 'growth': case 'shellsmash': case 'workup':
					if (counter.setupType !== 'Mixed' || counter['mixedsetup'] > 1) rejected = true;
					if (counter.damagingMoves.length + counter['physicalpool'] + counter['specialpool'] < 2 && !hasMove['batonpass']) rejected = true;
					if (moveid === 'growth' && !hasMove['sunnyday']) rejected = true;
					isSetup = true;
					break;
				case 'agility': case 'autotomize': case 'rockpolish':
					if (counter.damagingMoves.length < 2 && !counter.setupType && !hasMove['batonpass']) rejected = true;
					if (hasMove['rest'] && hasMove['sleeptalk']) rejected = true;
					if (!counter.setupType) isSetup = true;
					break;

				// Bad after setup
				case 'circlethrow': case 'dragontail':
					if (!!counter['speedsetup'] || hasMove['encore'] || hasMove['roar'] || hasMove['whirlwind']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'fakeout': case 'superfang':
					if (counter.setupType || hasMove['substitute'] || hasMove['switcheroo'] || hasMove['trick']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'haze': case 'knockoff': case 'magiccoat': case 'pursuit': case 'spikes': case 'stealthrock': case 'toxicspikes': case 'waterspout':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['speedsetup'] || (hasMove['rest'] && hasMove['sleeptalk'])) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'healingwish':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['recovery'] || hasMove['substitute']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'nightshade': case 'seismictoss':
					if (counter.stab || counter.setupType || counter.damagingMoves.length > 2) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'protect':
					if (counter.setupType && (hasAbility['Guts'] || hasAbility['Speed Boost']) && !hasMove['batonpass']) rejected = true;
					if (hasMove['rest'] && hasMove['sleeptalk']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'roar':
					if (counter.setupType || hasMove['dragontail']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'switcheroo': case 'trick':
					if (counter.Physical + counter.Special < 3 || hasMove['lightscreen'] || hasMove['reflect'] || hasMove['trickroom']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'trickroom':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['speedsetup'] || counter.damagingMoves.length < 2) rejected = true;
					if (hasMove['lightscreen'] || hasMove['reflect']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'uturn':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['speedsetup'] || hasMove['batonpass']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'voltswitch':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['speedsetup'] || hasMove['batonpass'] || hasMove['magnetrise'] || hasMove['uturn']) rejected = true;
					break;

				// Bit redundant to have both
				// Attacks:
				case 'bugbite':
					if (hasMove['uturn']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'dragonclaw':
					if (hasMove['dragontail'] || hasMove['outrage']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'dragonpulse':
					if (hasMove['dracometeor']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'boltstrike':
					if (!counter.setupType && hasMove['fusionbolt']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'discharge': case 'thunder':
					if (hasMove['voltswitch']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'fusionbolt':
					if (counter.setupType && hasMove['boltstrike']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'thunderbolt':
					if (hasMove['discharge'] || hasMove['thunder'] || hasMove['voltswitch']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'crosschop': case 'highjumpkick':
					if (hasMove['closecombat']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'drainpunch':
					if (hasMove['closecombat'] || hasMove['crosschop'] || hasMove['highjumpkick']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'fierydance': case 'flamethrower':
					if (hasMove['blueflare'] || hasMove['fireblast'] || hasMove['lavaplume'] || hasMove['overheat']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'firepunch':
					if (hasMove['flareblitz']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'overheat':
					if (counter.setupType === 'Special' || hasMove['fireblast']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'airslash':
					if (hasMove['hurricane']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'bravebird': case 'drillpeck': case 'pluck':
					if (hasMove['acrobatics']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'solarbeam':
					if ((!hasMove['sunnyday'] && template.species !== 'Ninetales') || hasMove['gigadrain'] || hasMove['leafstorm']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'gigadrain':
					if ((!counter.setupType && hasMove['leafstorm']) || hasMove['petaldance']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'leafstorm':
					if (counter.setupType && hasMove['gigadrain']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'bonemerang': case 'earthpower':
					if (hasMove['earthquake']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'icebeam':
					if (hasMove['blizzard']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'return':
					if (hasMove['bodyslam'] || hasMove['facade'] || hasMove['doubleedge'] || hasMove['tailslap']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'weatherball':
					if (!hasMove['sunnyday']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'poisonjab':
					if (hasMove['gunkshot']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'psychic':
					if (hasMove['psyshock']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'ancientpower':
					if (hasMove['paleowave']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'rockblast': case 'rockslide':
					if (hasMove['stoneedge'] || hasMove['headsmash']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'stoneedge':
					if (hasMove['headsmash']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'hydropump':
					if (hasMove['razorshell'] || hasMove['scald']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'surf':
					if (hasMove['hydropump'] || hasMove['scald']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'waterfall':
					if (hasMove['aquatail']) rejected = true;
					break;

				// Status:
				case 'cottonguard':
					if (hasMove['reflect']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'encore': case 'suckerpunch':
					if (hasMove['rest'] && hasMove['sleeptalk']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'lightscreen':
					if (hasMove['calmmind']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'moonlight': case 'painsplit': case 'recover': case 'roost': case 'softboiled': case 'synthesis':
					if (hasMove['rest'] || hasMove['wish']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'substitute':
					if (hasMove['pursuit'] || hasMove['uturn'] || hasMove['voltswitch']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'thunderwave':
					if (counter.setupType || !!counter['speedsetup'] || hasMove['discharge'] || hasMove['trickroom']) rejected = true;
					if (hasMove['rest'] && hasMove['sleeptalk']) rejected = true;
					break;
				case 'willowisp':
					if (hasMove['lavaplume'] || hasMove['scald']) rejected = true;
					break;
				}

				// Some Pokemon require recovery
				if (!counter.recovery && template.baseStats.hp >= 165 && movePool.indexOf('wish') >= 0) {
					if (move.category === 'Status' || !hasType[move.type] && !move.damage) rejected = true;
				}

				// This move doesn't satisfy our setup requirements:
				if ((move.category === 'Physical' && counter.setupType === 'Special') || (move.category === 'Special' && counter.setupType === 'Physical')) {
					if (!SetupException[move.id] && (!hasType[move.type] || counter.stab > 1 || counter[move.category] < 2)) rejected = true;
				}
				if (counter.setupType && !isSetup && counter.setupType !== 'Mixed' && move.category !== counter.setupType && counter[counter.setupType] < 2 && !hasMove['batonpass'] && moveid !== 'rest' && moveid !== 'sleeptalk') {
					if (move.category !== 'Status' || counter[counter.setupType] + counter.Status > 3 && counter['physicalsetup'] + counter['specialsetup'] < 2) rejected = true;
				}
				if (counter.setupType === 'Special' && move.id === 'hiddenpower' && counter['Special'] <= 2 && !hasType[move.type] && !counter['Physical'] && counter['specialpool']) {
					// Hidden Power isn't good enough
					if ((!hasType['Ghost'] || !counter['Ghost'] || move.type !== 'Fighting') && (!hasType['Electric'] || move.type !== 'Ice')) rejected = true;
				}
				if (move.priority !== 0 && (!!counter['speedsetup'])) {
					rejected = true;
				}

				// Remove rejected moves from the move list
				if (rejected && (movePool.length - availableHP || availableHP && (move.id === 'hiddenpower' || !hasMove['hiddenpower']))) {
					moves.splice(k, 1);
					break;
				}

				// Handle Hidden Power IVs
				if (move.id === 'hiddenpower') {
					let HPivs = this.getType(move.type).HPivs;
					for (let iv in HPivs) {
						ivs[iv] = HPivs[iv];
					}
				}
			}
			if (moves.length === 4 && !counter.stab && !hasMove['metalburst'] && (counter['physicalpool'] || counter['specialpool'])) {
				if (counter.damagingMoves.length === 0) {
					// A set shouldn't have no attacking moves
					moves.splice(this.random(moves.length), 1);
				} else if (counter.damagingMoves.length === 1) {
					let damagingid = counter.damagingMoves[0].id;
					if (movePool.length - availableHP || availableHP && (damagingid === 'hiddenpower' || !hasMove['hiddenpower'])) {
						if (!counter.damagingMoves[0].damage && template.species !== 'Porygon2') {
							moves.splice(counter.damagingMoveIndex[damagingid], 1);
						}
					}
				} else if (!counter.damagingMoves[0].damage && !counter.damagingMoves[1].damage && template.species !== 'Porygon2') {
					// If you have three or more attacks, and none of them are STAB, reject one of them at random
					let rejectableMoves = [];
					let baseDiff = movePool.length - availableHP;
					for (let l = 0; l < counter.damagingMoves.length; l++) {
						if (counter.damagingMoves[l].id === 'technoblast') continue;
						if (baseDiff || availableHP && (!hasMove['hiddenpower'] || counter.damagingMoves[l].id === 'hiddenpower')) {
							rejectableMoves.push(counter.damagingMoveIndex[counter.damagingMoves[l].id]);
						}
					}
					if (rejectableMoves.length) {
						moves.splice(rejectableMoves[this.random(rejectableMoves.length)], 1);
					}
				}
			}
		} while (moves.length < 4 && movePool.length);

		// If Hidden Power has been removed, reset the IVs
		if (!hasMove['hiddenpower']) {
			ivs = {
				hp: 31,
				atk: 31,
				def: 31,
				spa: 31,
				spd: 31,
				spe: 31,
			};
		}

		let abilities = Object.values(baseTemplate.abilities);
		abilities.sort((a, b) => this.getAbility(b).rating - this.getAbility(a).rating);
		let ability0 = this.getAbility(abilities[0]);
		let ability1 = this.getAbility(abilities[1]);
		let ability2 = this.getAbility(abilities[2]);
		ability = ability0.name;
		if (abilities[1]) {
			if (abilities[2] && ability2.rating === ability1.rating) {
				if (this.random(2)) ability1 = ability2;
			}
			if (ability0.rating <= ability1.rating) {
				if (this.random(2)) ability = ability1.name;
			} else if (ability0.rating - 0.6 <= ability1.rating) {
				if (!this.random(3)) ability = ability1.name;
			}

			let rejectAbility = false;
			if (ability in counterAbilities) {
				// Adaptability, Contrary, Hustle, Iron Fist, Sheer Force, Skill Link
				rejectAbility = !counter[toId(ability)];
			} else if (ability === 'Blaze') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Fire'];
			} else if (ability === 'Chlorophyll') {
				rejectAbility = !hasMove['sunnyday'] && !teamDetails['sun'];
			} else if (ability === 'Compound Eyes' || ability === 'No Guard') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['inaccurate'];
			} else if (ability === 'Defiant' || ability === 'Moxie') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Physical'] && !hasMove['batonpass'];
			} else if (ability === 'Gluttony' || ability === 'Moody') {
				rejectAbility = true;
			} else if (ability === 'Lightning Rod') {
				rejectAbility = template.types.indexOf('Ground') >= 0;
			} else if (ability === 'Limber') {
				rejectAbility = template.types.indexOf('Electric') >= 0;
			} else if (ability === 'Overgrow') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Grass'];
			} else if (ability === 'Poison Heal') {
				rejectAbility = abilities.indexOf('Technician') >= 0 && !!counter['technician'];
			} else if (ability === 'Prankster') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Status'];
			} else if (ability === 'Reckless' || ability === 'Rock Head') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['recoil'];
			} else if (ability === 'Sand Veil') {
				rejectAbility = !teamDetails['sand'];
			} else if (ability === 'Serene Grace') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['serenegrace'] || template.id === 'chansey' || template.id === 'blissey';
			} else if (ability === 'Simple') {
				rejectAbility = !counter.setupType && !hasMove['flamecharge'] && !hasMove['stockpile'];
			} else if (ability === 'Snow Cloak') {
				rejectAbility = !teamDetails['hail'];
			} else if (ability === 'Sturdy') {
				rejectAbility = !!counter['recoil'] && !counter['recovery'];
			} else if (ability === 'Swarm') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Bug'];
			} else if (ability === 'Swift Swim') {
				rejectAbility = !hasMove['raindance'] && !teamDetails['rain'];
			} else if (ability === 'Technician') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['technician'] || (abilities.indexOf('Skill Link') >= 0 && counter['skilllink'] >= counter['technician']);
			} else if (ability === 'Torrent') {
				rejectAbility = !counter['Water'];
			}

			if (rejectAbility) {
				// Only switch if the alternative doesn't suck
				if (ability === ability1.name) {
					ability = ability0.name;
				} else if (ability1.rating > 1) {
					ability = ability1.name;
				}
			}
			if (abilities.indexOf('Chlorophyll') >= 0 && ability !== 'Solar Power' && hasMove['sunnyday']) {
				ability = 'Chlorophyll';
			}
			if (abilities.indexOf('Guts') >= 0 && ability !== 'Quick Feet' && hasMove['facade']) {
				ability = 'Guts';
			}
			if (abilities.indexOf('Swift Swim') >= 0 && hasMove['raindance']) {
				ability = 'Swift Swim';
			}
		}

		item = 'Leftovers';
		if (template.requiredItems) {
			item = template.requiredItems[this.random(template.requiredItems.length)];

		// First, the extra high-priority items
		} else if (template.species === 'Marowak') {
			item = 'Thick Club';
		} else if (template.species === 'Deoxys-Attack') {
			item = (slot === 0 && hasMove['stealthrock']) ? 'Focus Sash' : 'Life Orb';
		} else if (template.species === 'Farfetch\'d') {
			item = 'Stick';
		} else if (template.species === 'Pikachu') {
			item = 'Light Ball';
		} else if (template.species === 'Shedinja' || template.species === 'Smeargle') {
			item = 'Focus Sash';
		} else if (template.species === 'Unown') {
			item = 'Choice Specs';
		} else if (template.species === 'Wobbuffet' && hasMove['destinybond'] && this.random(2)) {
			item = 'Custap Berry';
		} else if (ability === 'Imposter') {
			item = 'Choice Scarf';
		} else if (hasMove['trick'] && hasMove['gyroball'] && (ability === 'Levitate' || hasType['Flying'])) {
			item = 'Macho Brace';
		} else if (hasMove['trick'] && hasMove['gyroball']) {
			item = 'Iron Ball';
		} else if (hasMove['switcheroo'] || hasMove['trick']) {
			let randomNum = this.random(2);
			if (counter.Physical >= 3 && (template.baseStats.spe >= 95 || randomNum)) {
				item = 'Choice Band';
			} else if (counter.Special >= 3 && (template.baseStats.spe >= 95 || randomNum)) {
				item = 'Choice Specs';
			} else {
				item = 'Choice Scarf';
			}
		} else if (template.evos.length) {
			item = 'Eviolite';
		} else if (hasMove['rest'] && !hasMove['sleeptalk'] && ability !== 'Natural Cure' && ability !== 'Shed Skin') {
			item = 'Chesto Berry';
		} else if (ability === 'Harvest') {
			item = 'Sitrus Berry';
		} else if (hasMove['lightscreen'] && hasMove['reflect']) {
			item = 'Light Clay';
		} else if (hasMove['acrobatics']) {
			item = 'Flying Gem';
		} else if (hasMove['shellsmash']) {
			item = 'White Herb';
		} else if (hasMove['facade'] || ability === 'Poison Heal' || ability === 'Toxic Boost') {
			item = 'Toxic Orb';
		} else if (hasMove['raindance']) {
			item = 'Damp Rock';
		} else if (hasMove['sunnyday']) {
			item = 'Heat Rock';
		} else if (ability === 'Magic Guard' && hasMove['psychoshift']) {
			item = 'Flame Orb';
		} else if (ability === 'Sheer Force' || ability === 'Magic Guard') {
			item = 'Life Orb';
		} else if (ability === 'Unburden' && (counter['Physical'] || counter['Special'])) {
			// Give Unburden mons a random Gem of the type of one of their damaging moves
			let eligibleTypes = [];
			for (let i = 0; i < moves.length; i++) {
				let move = this.getMove(moves[i]);
				if (!move.basePower && !move.basePowerCallback) continue;
				eligibleTypes.push(move.type);
			}
			item = eligibleTypes[this.random(eligibleTypes.length)] + ' Gem';
		} else if (ability === 'Guts') {
			if (hasMove['drainpunch']) {
				item = 'Flame Orb';
			} else {
				item = 'Toxic Orb';
			}

		// Medium priority
		} else if (hasMove['lightscreen'] || hasMove['reflect']) {
			item = 'Light Clay';
		} else if (counter.Physical >= 4 && !hasMove['fakeout'] && !hasMove['suckerpunch'] && !hasMove['flamecharge'] && !hasMove['rapidspin']) {
			item = this.random(3) ? 'Choice Band' : 'Expert Belt';
		} else if (counter.Special >= 4) {
			item = this.random(3) ? 'Choice Specs' : 'Expert Belt';
		} else if (this.getEffectiveness('Ground', template) >= 2 && ability !== 'Levitate' && !hasMove['magnetrise']) {
			item = 'Air Balloon';
		} else if ((hasMove['eruption'] || hasMove['waterspout']) && !counter['Status']) {
			item = 'Choice Scarf';
		} else if (hasMove['substitute'] && hasMove['reversal']) {
			let eligibleTypes = [];
			for (let i = 0; i < moves.length; i++) {
				let move = this.getMove(moves[i]);
				if (!move.basePower && !move.basePowerCallback) continue;
				eligibleTypes.push(move.type);
			}
			item = eligibleTypes[this.random(eligibleTypes.length)] + ' Gem';
		} else if (hasMove['detect'] || hasMove['protect'] || hasMove['substitute']) {
			item = 'Leftovers';
		} else if ((hasMove['flail'] || hasMove['reversal']) && ability !== 'Sturdy') {
			item = 'Focus Sash';
		} else if (ability === 'Iron Barbs') {
			item = 'Rocky Helmet';
		} else if (template.baseStats.hp + template.baseStats.def + template.baseStats.spd >= 285) {
			item = 'Leftovers';
		} else if (counter.Physical + counter.Special >= 3 && counter.setupType) {
			item = 'Life Orb';
		} else if (counter.Physical + counter.Special >= 4) {
			item = 'Expert Belt';
		} else if (slot === 0 && ability !== 'Sturdy' && !counter['recoil']) {
			item = 'Focus Sash';
		} else if (hasMove['outrage']) {
			item = 'Lum Berry';

		// This is the "REALLY can't think of a good item" cutoff
		} else if (this.getEffectiveness('Rock', template) >= 1) {
			item = 'Leftovers';
		} else if (hasType['Poison']) {
			item = 'Black Sludge';
		} else if (this.getImmunity('Ground', template) && this.getEffectiveness('Ground', template) >= 1 && ability !== 'Levitate' && !hasMove['magnetrise']) {
			item = 'Air Balloon';
		} else if (counter.Status <= 1 && ability !== 'Sturdy' && !hasMove['rapidspin']) {
			item = 'Life Orb';
		} else {
			item = 'Leftovers';
		}

		if (item === 'Leftovers' && hasType['Poison']) {
			item = 'Black Sludge';
		}

		let levelScale = {
			Uber: 73,
			OU: 75,
			BL: 76,
			UU: 77,
			BL2: 78,
			RU: 79,
			BL3: 80,
			NU: 81,
		};
		let customScale = {
			Blaziken: 74, 'Deoxys-Defense': 74, Landorus: 74, Manaphy: 74, Thundurus: 74, 'Tornadus-Therian': 74, Unown: 85,
		};
		let level = levelScale[template.tier] || 75;
		if (customScale[template.name]) level = customScale[template.name];

		// Minimize confusion damage
		if (!counter['Physical']) {
			evs.atk = 0;
			ivs.atk = hasMove['hiddenpower'] ? ivs.atk - 28 : 0;
		}

		if (hasMove['gyroball'] || hasMove['trickroom']) {
			evs.spe = 0;
			ivs.spe = hasMove['hiddenpower'] ? ivs.spe - 28 : 0;
		}

		return {
			name: template.baseSpecies,
			species: species,
			moves: moves,
			ability: ability,
			evs: evs,
			ivs: ivs,
			item: item,
			level: level,
			shiny: !this.random(1024),
		};
	}
	randomTeam(side) {
		let pokemonLeft = 0;
		let pokemon = [];

		let excludedTiers = {'NFE':1, 'LC Uber':1, 'LC':1};

		let pokemonPool = [];
		for (let id in this.data.FormatsData) {
			let template = this.getTemplate(id);
			if (!template.isNonstandard && !excludedTiers[template.tier] && template.randomBattleMoves) {
				pokemonPool.push(id);
			}
		}

		let typeCount = {};
		let typeComboCount = {};
		let baseFormes = {};
		let uberCount = 0;
		let nuCount = 0;
		let teamDetails = {stealthRock: 0, toxicSpikes: 0, rapidSpin: 0};

		while (pokemonPool.length && pokemonLeft < 6) {
			let template = this.getTemplate(this.sampleNoReplace(pokemonPool));
			// Limit to one of each species
			if (!template.exists || template.gen >= this.gen || baseFormes[template.baseSpecies]) continue;

			let tier = template.tier;
			switch (tier) {
			case 'Uber':
				// Ubers are limited to 2 but have a 20% chance of being added anyway
				if (uberCount > 1 && this.random(5) >= 1) continue;
				break;
			case 'NU':
				// NUs are limited to 2 but have a 20% chance of being added anyway
				if (nuCount > 1 && this.random(5) >= 1) continue;
			}

			// Adjust rate for species with multiple formes
			switch (template.baseSpecies) {
			case 'Arceus':
				if (this.random(17) >= 1) continue;
				break;
			case 'Basculin': case 'Castform':
				if (this.random(2) >= 1) continue;
				break;
			case 'Genesect':
				if (this.random(5) >= 1) continue;
				break;
			case 'Meloetta':
				if (this.random(2) >= 1) continue;
				break;
			}

			// Limit 2 of any type
			let types = template.types;
			let skip = false;
			for (let t = 0; t < types.length; t++) {
				if (typeCount[types[t]] > 1 && this.random(5) >= 1) {
					skip = true;
					break;
				}
			}
			if (skip) continue;

			let set = this.randomSet(template, pokemon.length, teamDetails);

			// Illusion shouldn't be the last Pokemon of the team
			if (set.ability === 'Illusion' && pokemonLeft > 4) continue;

			// Limit 1 of any type combination
			let typeCombo = types.join();
			if (set.ability === 'Drought' || set.ability === 'Drizzle') {
				// Drought and Drizzle don't count towards the type combo limit
				typeCombo = set.ability;
			}
			if (typeCombo in typeComboCount) continue;

			pokemon.push(set);
			pokemonLeft++;

			// Increment counters
			baseFormes[template.baseSpecies] = 1;

			for (let t = 0; t < types.length; t++) {
				if (types[t] in typeCount) {
					typeCount[types[t]]++;
				} else {
					typeCount[types[t]] = 1;
				}
			}
			typeComboCount[typeCombo] = 1;

			if (tier === 'Uber') {
				uberCount++;
			} else if (tier === 'NU') {
				nuCount++;
			}

			if (set.ability === 'Drizzle' || set.moves.indexOf('raindance') >= 0) {
				teamDetails['rain'] = 1;
			} else if (set.ability === 'Drought' || set.moves.indexOf('sunnyday') >= 0) {
				teamDetails['sun'] = 1;
			} else if (set.ability === 'Sand Stream') {
				teamDetails['sand'] = 1;
			} else if (set.ability === 'Snow Warning') {
				teamDetails['hail'] = 1;
			}
		}
		return pokemon;
	}
}

module.exports = RandomGen5Teams;


Xilinx, manufacturer of FPGA, programmable SoC and ACAP, conducts a significant amount of work with universities all around the world, and invests in all kinds of products for educational work – for example, Vivado, Zync, SDSoC, MPSoC, UltraScale, and SDAccel.
Xilinx also provides all kinds of technical support for students – from teaching and technical support, to academic boards and partnership programs, and hosting specialised events and conferences.
Both students and professors can join XUP (Xilinx University Program), and gain access to the latest Xilinx technologies, specialised teaching materials, and dedicated workshops.
XUP offers a range of benefits for students. They have online access to Vivado and ISE WebPACK software to start designingXilinx FPGAs. Using this tool students can explore the design alternatives with the free Vivado/ISE WebPACK software, model and implement digital designs, get support via the forums, access specialised documentation and other resources.
Students can participate in a number of specialised workshops using Vivado and ESI design suites. All the workshop materials can be downloaded. XUP supports a range of development boards for classroom use. Students have free access to the Vivado WebPACK and ISE WebPACK, which contain the basics of FPGA design solutions. Students have access to application notes, technical materials and videos, technical blog and forums in order to discuss their design challenges.
XUP also offer Vivado-based and ISE-based two-day workshops for professors. Professors can gain access to presentation slides and lab materials, and teaching staff can use these materials during their work with students. Teaching materials include Vivado-based digital design using IPI or HDL, and ISE-based digital design using HDL.
Vivado-based digital design using IPI contains a library of functional IP blocks for creating digital designs. The available resources such as tutorial and laboratory materials can be used with XUP supported products. The laboratory material can be used in the introductory course of Digital Design where FPGA technology is included.
The supporting materials include schemes and reference manuals to the digital circuit development platform, Basys3 and Nexus4. Professors also have access to the lab materials that can be used to create laboratory classes for their students. Professors can participate in workshops with Vivado Design Suite and receive support in 7-series, Zinq and UltraScale programmable families. Workshops cover Vivado, Zynq, HLS, Partial Reconfiguration, PetaLinux and DSP topics. Development boards and other materials are provided.
To find out more about the Xilinx University Program click here.


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Tribeca CitizenJanuary 31, 2012
New Kid on the Block: Art Projects International
Art Projects International was founded in Soho 1993 by Jung Lee Sanders, who has lived in Tribeca since 1996. She was born in Seoul, but also spent some of formative years in Hong Kong and the U.K… "We were one of the first platforms for artists from Asia," she says. Over the years, API broadened its scope, representing artists from all over…
The current show, up through February 25, is "Borrowed Landscape" by Myong Hi Kim—it's her first solo show in the U.S. She spends half the year in Soho and the other half in South Korea, living in an old schoolhouse in a very remote area. The works are all oil pastels on chalkboards; the dark areas have no pigment on them.
– Erik Torkells
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http://tribecacitizen.com/2012/01/31/new-kid-on-the-block-art-projects-international/
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International Airport - Keflavík International Airport - is located about 50 km from Reykjavik, near Keflavik. Location 63.996268, -22.624338. The airport is quite comfortable, there are places where you can sit and wait.
You gen get the Reykjavik city by bus or taxi. One way travel by bus costs 21 USD = 2 400 ISK Website Airportexpress.
The main feature of the local airline Icelandair icelandair.usis the opportunity to book transatlantic flight with a stop (no more than 8 days) in Iceland. Please note - Iceland is exceptionally expensive for tourists even in the off-season (November to April). In-season prices tripled.
The best is to rent a car at the airport. Book a car in advance is necessary, as the prices will be significantly lower. Most offices are located in the airport. But some are located 500 meters from the entrance to the airport. Their Location: 63.998381, -22.630161. You can safely walk.
Gasoline on the island costs about 2 USD = 228 ISK for 95.


Many Amish often do their canning in their building entry/wash room or shop building. In Arthur they usually had an old gas stove/range which they kept in the shop or wash room to do their canning on. In Indiana we don't see that as much. However I did find the following homemade canning range at the personal property auction of a retired cabinet maker last fall. He took a base cabinet, added a countertop and mounted a 2-burner range unit that was made to mount inside a camper. The propane tank would be stored inside the cabinet.
This is a good example of Amish creativity.
SHOM, I am already canning, cooking and baking up a storm this year, LOL. But I have no "other half" to do a honey do list for me so if I were to get this, I would have to do it myself, LOL.
We are feeling like summer today, it is currently 90°F and I have been baking breads and rolls all day. 🙁 Summer, I love it and hate it at the same time!!
Here in Big Valley, some have an outdoor oven type wood burning stove that I've observed the woman taking jars of canned goods out of. One woman I talked to said they bought one of those deep fryer turkey cookers, only then put water in it and boil their corn, then cut and freeze. Eliminates all that fuss inside. We have an old set kettle fireplace, which my husband builds a good hot wood fire, and has the old copper kettle set in position. Now the corn cooks there and we have no steam and heat in our new kitchen! Sometimes the old ways are the easiest!
These can be found in most old pop-up travel trailers being scraped. (I believe it's an old Magic Chef) The best ones have one large single grate over both burners to support large pots better than the two small grates. Other small RV's without cooktop/oven combination use them as well. They are not a very high BTU burner.
A secondary cookstove (wood / coal) on a covered back porch is common around here. It's a way to do baking during the summer without adding heat to the house.
Heavy duty canning is done when a bunch of the women pull an "all nite canner" and fire the stove hard until done. The thinner walled cookstoves (newer steel plate, not cast iron type) are made of "gauge steel" and warp. They don't last forever using them like that. One of the main reasons I went to a Kitchen Queen made of thicker quarter inch steel plate. That's what it takes for a larger garden. We used to use a stove top burner on a Garland commercial range that was 30,000 BTU, (normal output for a 5 sided star shaped commercial burner) but removing an eye over the fire on a cookstove and setting the canner over the open fire is hotter and continues the boil better than propane.
We've found getting the temp up fast prevents the slow cooking of many vegtables that softens them. Especially pickles and chow chow. It won't stay crunchy with a lower BTU burner that cooks them until soft before boiling.
The turkey cookers make excellent outside stoves for canning if you only use one canner. The sporting goods stores also have 2-3-4 burner stoves that are easy to set up and use outside. They work great.
NO DOT propane cylinders should ever be taken in a building. EVER. That includes garages, and sheds. Also installing inside a cabinet is a no no. If the relief valve opens, or there is a slight leak at the connection, or around valve stem, the vapor cannot mix with air in the atmosphere where it quickly is too lean to burn. LP is safer than gasoline, since the vapor mixes with air very quick and is no longer within it's flamable range. Containing it in any enclosure creates an explosive mixture, not just a flammable atmosphere. Cylinder cabinets on RV's are vented properly to the atmosphere. Many with open bottoms. Propane is heavier than air and drops quickly. The regulator should also never be mounted in an enclosure, since if the diaphragm leaks, propane comes out the vent hole in the regulator. National fuel gas code requires 10 feet from an ignition source. (includes light switch, electric meter, A/C units) Outdoor gas grills are exempt. These are national standards, NFPA. Not by state. The technical term used is "relief valve must remain in direct communication with atmosphere". Labor and Industry and the fuel supplier police's the issue in PA.
Reminds me to go get those two propane bottles out of my garage. I unloaded them from the carrier on the car after our last outdoor cooking deal and sat them inside the garage door "for the time being". That was over two months ago. I knew better, but..
I suspected from some of your previous posts that you were somehow involved in the energy business; distribution, service or both. Your are far too knowledgeable to be someone with just a casual interest in the subject.
Paul, did you own a propane distribution company AND do service calls, or did you do one and not the other? The reason I ask, is I spent a good part of 1990 and 1991 trying to buy out a propane dealer in the Texas Hill Country, west of San Antonio & Austin.
When I was ready to buy he wasn't quite ready to move on the deal & by the time he was ready to sell out I wasn't in a position to buy anymore. Turns out to have been a great blessing, because he ended up having some very serious legal issues associated with his business. It ultimately caused him to lose everything he had.
Had he sold when I was ready to buy I would have literally purchased those problems. Sometimes God is looking out for us even when we aren't aware of it.
After 4 years of auto mechanics during high school Vo-Tech, the VW Audi dealer I worked for closed. They also had an RV business on the back lot. Trouble is they got rid of the guys that serviced them before they sold them all off. So I was elected to "get them out the door". I liked working on the "house" part more than cars, so opened my own RV service business. During winter months I worked at Steamtown as a locomotive mechanic satisfying my steam hobby. This led to work on antique farm and Amish related equipment. Still not a "full time job", since it was an as needed only type work. Since I had the propane experience with RV appliances, I was also on a referal basis with a few gas companies for their service work during their busy season. Come spring, I had my own RV customers and my own business to run. The propane companies of course wanted me full time. I ended up starting my own propane service business installing and servicing propane equipment until I retired both businesses in 2008. I did everything but supply product. Including hydro testing on boilers, cylinders and tanks. Distribution becomes a rat race, not for me. Yes, the Lord has provided enjoyable work for me my entire life. I stay connected to the industry in retirement with my wood stove refurbishing and collecting hobby. It now provides information, company history, and heating advice through the largest hearth and heating website in the world.
Kind of ironic isn't it that Amish youth go through only 8 grades of formal schooling & then many participate in a type of hands on vocational training within their own community before entering the world of work. Contrast that to the way we do things; all the time and $$$$ we spend. I've never heard of an Amish person on welfare though, have you? Contrast that to 40 million people in this country who are on food stamps. Something is not quite right here.
I gues I missed it before,what hearth and heating website are you referring to if you don't mind my asking? Sounds like something I should check out.
Interesting discussion between you two gentlemen, OldKat & Paul Long.
I agree wholeheartedly about the need for vocational training. I remember there being a number of "vocational" high schools in Chicago when I was a kid…I remember some being closed and wondered why. I wonder how many are left? My nephew attended one, got a well-paying job from which he recently retired after 30+ years. He has a more than decent pension and can still enjoy his kids (18 & 20) being home a bit longer.
The Amish way (of "vocational" training after 8th grade) seems more sensible for the most part…a narrower, but surer path to truly making a living…but they also keep it "simple". I wonder if that can be achieved anymore in an "English" ("gimme-gimme") world?
Hearth.com is the website. I moderate the Classic Stove Forum for stoves before EPA certification and started the Fisher Forum to specialize in Fisher company history, stove details, manuals, and basically customer service for the stove company that shut down in 1988 due to stricter smoke regulations. Bob Fisher (Oregon) invented the air tight stove and built the first steel plate stove that has become the Amish way of simple building as well. I bought out the remaining parts and maintain the largest collection of them known. I travel for the rare ones, and freight the early originals from the west coast.
I only pressure can inside my house.. it doesnt heat the house up at all.. I water-bath can 100% outside using one of the aforementioned Turkey Friers.
So far, Im still good to do the lifting.. an elderly woman might need a helping hand if she wanted to can a double-decker.
The Amish homes I've been in have a summer kitchen or a half basement that has a canning kitchen in it.. I do mine on my driveway patio area in my back yard.


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General Cybersecurity
HomeAbout UsPolicy BlogGeneral Cybersecurity
Singapore's personal data protection developments and the impact on cybersecurity companies
Genie Sugene Gan, Head of Public Affairs, APAC
The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), which was to govern the collection, use and disclosure of personal data, was introduced in the Little Red Dot in October 2012. Prior to that, Singapore had no overarching law that comprehensively governed the protection of personal data.
Equally recognizing (1) the right of individuals[1] to protect their personal data; and (2) the need for organizations[2]to collect, use or disclose personal data for purposes that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the circumstances as defined, the PDPA was implemented in three phases:
January 2013: general provisions came into effect, such as: the scope and interpretation of the PDPA; establishment of the Data Protection Advisory Committee, and the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) – the independent authority that administers and enforces the PDPA;
January 2014: provisions that are specific to the Do-Not-Call Registry and its remit came into effect; and
July 2014: data protection provisions in Parts III and IV of the PDPA came into effect.
Since then, this almost decade-old legislation has gained much traction as it has been enforced widely in enumerable instances. A list of the PDPC's enforcement decisions to date can be found on its website and accessed by anyone. As of 2019, about 100 grounds for decisions against more than that number of organizations have been issued by the PDPC. These cases stem from violations mostly in terms of disclosure of personal data, poor technical or physical security arrangements, errors in mass emails or postal communications, or insufficient data protection policies. One of the highest profile cases is an unprecedented personal data breach arising from a healthcare organization's patient database system, which attracted collective financial penalties amounting to a seven-figure SGD sum.
Latest Development in 2020
In a public consultation on the latest proposed set of amendments to the PDPA in May 2020, it was sufficiently clear that among the Singapore government's objectives are enhancing accountability in personal data protection through a risk-based approach – thereby promoting greater consumer confidence in the use, management and protection of personal data.
In gist,
The enhanced institutional framework for greater cybersecurity and cyber-maturity as a result of explicit inclusion of the accountability principle into the PDPA, and the introduction of mandatory data breach notification have the effect of: enabling greater confidence in modern data management practices, greater security for individuals, and better protection of organizations through well-planned incident response and remediation policies thus avoiding significant reputations and financial losses.
The proposed amendment to enhance accountability of third-parties' handling government data provides greater consistency in personal data protection, and – especially today in the world where lines of trust are often blurred – this enables greater public confidence in non-government entities acting on behalf of public agencies.[3]
The proposed amendments providing reasonable derogations for the use of re-identification in the case of cybersecurity research and investigations as well as research-related activities provide legal security to researchers who conduct legitimate research to uncover inadequate anonymization as a flaw in technical design to ensure personal data protection.
The introduction of new exceptions to consent and thus inclusion of an additional legal basis for personal data processing provide greater opportunities for the use of personal data (for personal data processing and data portability) that are lawful and, at the same time, innovative and beneficial for individuals themselves. Particularly, the legitimate interest exception that is intended to 'detect or prevent illegal activities or threats to physical safety and security, ensuring IT and network security; and prevent misuse of services', would provide cybersecurity vendors with sufficient functionality to provide data security to individuals.
As with all things in this imperfect world, there are particular aspects of the proposals that could benefit from further refinement, including:
In the context of a personal data breach, consistent definitions of what constitutes data 'in transit' and 'in use', along with data 'in rest' to be protected. More specifically:
○ The proposals highlight that a 'data breach refers to any unauthorized access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal of personal data, or loss of any storage medium or device on which personal data is stored'.
○ There appears a lack of attention in the definition to data 'in transit' and data 'in use' – widely accepted notions in the industry along with data 'in rest' (meaning being stored). From that, a risk of creating legal loopholes when a data breach occurs while the data is being transmitted or actively used or processed may arise.
○ It is therefore recommended that the definition be slightly amended as follows: 'data breach refers to any unauthorized access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, disposal of personal data, or loss of any storage medium or device on which personal data is stored, used and transmitted'.
Clarity on liability of organizations in the case of data portability.
○ The proposal to introduce portability presents an important milestone in the personal data protection legal framework, and empowers individuals to have greater control over their personal data in a data-driven economy. Free portability of personal data from one organization to another can be a strong mechanism in fostering digital services and interoperability of platforms. However, the security and privacy risks correspondingly increase when systems are more interconnected given the potentially voluminous data being processed.
○ The liability of organizations in the case of data portability should also be clarified. If an organization provides personal data directly to an individual or another organization in response to a data portability request, there has to be clarity as to who is responsible for further processing of that data. For comparison, the Global Data Protection Regulation has faced criticism for not specifying any obligation, under the right to data portability, to check and verify the quality of the data which an organization transmits, though there is an obligation to ensure the accuracy of the data.
Clear guidelines on achieving data protection by design and by default for not only organizations processing personal data and data intermediaries, but also for producers of hardware and software for personal data use. Organizations processing personal data generally do not develop hardware and software themselves but rely on readily available hardware and software operating systems and applications. For greater security and data protection by design and by default, we recommend developing clear guidelines in terms of practical organizational and technical measures for both organizations and producers. For reference, there are known examples[4] of such guidelines that were shared in the public domain. Kaspersky once provided its thoughts[5] on enhancing a personal data protection framework through security measures.
Kaspersky congratulates Singapore on yet another milestone in its journey in building a robust data protection framework in the country and has engaged with the regulators on our support of the Bill and our suggestions for further refinement of the proposed amendments. We look forward to seeing the final Bill passed in the Parliament of Singapore in due course.
[1] Defined by natural persons, whether living or not
[2] Includes legally incorporated commercial entities and unincorporated bodies, including those formed or resident outside Singapore
[3] The existing exception in the PDPA for these organizations creates loopholes and may pose significant risks to individuals and affect their confidence in the data management and protection processes authorized by public agencies, particularly out of fear of abuse.
[4]https://edpb.europa.eu/our-work-tools/public-consultations-art-704/2019/guidelines-42019-article-25-data-protection-design_en
[5]https://edpb.europa.eu/sites/edpb/files/webform/public_consultation_reply/kasperskys_submission_on_the_guidelines_on_article_25_data_protection_by_design_and_by_default.pdf
The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), which was to govern the collection, use and disclosure of personal data, was introduced in the Little Red Dot in October 2012.
Updated Approaches to Tackling Existing Problems of Cybersecurity During a Pandemic
Cybersecurity awareness and training with a difference: EU Cyberpolicy Forum under the banner of KIPS
Straight talk at the EU Cyberpolicy Forum: 'We urgently need better international cooperation with all stakeholders in the ecosystem to stop ransomware'.
APAC Online Policy Forum III on the Greater Cyber-resilience through Cyber Capacity Building
Filling the gaps: The story of APAC's cyber capacity building


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Judge Dale – Ret'd – The Great American Adventures – Secrets Of The Americas – Part 1 – 14 July 2012
Posted on July 14, 2012 by lucas2012infos | 1 Comment
I'd like to introduce you to Shift Frequency guest writer Judge Dale, a retired District Court Judge.The name Judge Dale is a pseudonym. He resides in one of these united States and has written many articles over the years.
His most recent literary contribution in the areas of political history, government & law will appear over the next few weeks in a multi-part series of blog posts titled The Great American Adventure [Secrets Of America] ~ You will discover much that has been previously hidden revealed by this brave soul.
Please note that, of necessity, I cannot and do not vouch for the infallibility and complete accuracy of the content appearing below. It is nonetheless, a most interesting read. ~Gillian
Part One ~ A LESSON IN FRAUD
An historic perversion and expert mind programming labeled Babylonian Slave Driving Techniques has been adopted and employed by all governments so that only a very few citizens realize things are not what they perceive them to be. Indeed, it is a case of 'Elephants are gray but not all gray things are elephants!'
The following exposé reveals the Great Adventure and some (not all) secrets of America. Why not all? There are too many.
To begin, America is not a free or constitutional country. Factually, it isn't even a country! America is a privately-owned French corporation owned by the Queen of England. Its modes of operation – politics, government, courts, laws, currency and commerce – are merely the bi-products of several greedy, vivid and intellectual imaginations belonging to the royal and elite of Europe and controlled with the aid of their foreign agents and slave drivers who act in America under the protection of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.
The success of this private corporation relies heavily on the ability of its slave drivers – chiefs of staff, politicians, bankers, judges, priests and lawyers – to convince our teachers, policemen, soldiers and the general public of its authenticity.
Two major problems exist for this private corporation whose Board of Directors is comprised of European royals, Elites and Sabbatean Jewish Bankers.
Everything that the corporate Board of Directors decides is always recorded somewhere and is accessible with the advent of new technological advances.
Even some files marked Top Secret are accessible with a little help from insider friends.
Ironically, the only secrets' being concealed within those files is our true history. Their treason, rogues' history and new technological advances in energy and transportation are being withheld from public view.
"History is a fable agreed upon." Napoleon Bonaparte
Would it interest you to know that historically every documented skirmish, global catastrophe and war that has ever occurred on Earth since ancient Babylon has been a well planned and staged event, orchestrated by the royal and elite classes of the world with a focus on mind control, crowd control, population control and the stimulation of commerce?
Every religion on Earth was created by the ancestors of these same royal and elite masters as a means of controlling their slave population. They attempt to make certain that Biblical prophesy comes true by manipulating world events. You are told that you are a free people but if you are not one of them then you are one of their slaves. If you were born into great wealth or into the known current royal bloodlines and educated by the Bilderberg Family you are one of them. For the majority this is not the case.
The European Board of Directors makes their money from world commerce. Wars and catastrophes generate more income and spending than tranquility and peace. Do they care that people might die? Like all sociopaths, they actually plan on it.
These next few paragraphs may read like an excerpt from a Jules Verne novel but I assure you this information is completely accurate and truthful, and that all these things will be revealed to you by the end of our calendar year 2012.
Humans are one people deposited here from a planet in another universe which was destroyed by our captors. We were brought to this planet – Earth – as slaves to mine gold. (Earth is a virtual cornucopia of the mineral deposit called gold.)
Because of their great size we treated our captors as gods. Skeletons of these 39-foot tall "gods" have consistently and historically been excavated by farmers, miners and archeologists around the world. This has been intentionally concealed from our view by our masters.
Earth and our universe is just one of many universes and planets populated by humans. Not all human races appear as we do because we have been experimented on by our slave masters throughout the centuries. They have altered our DNA so that we cannot evolve properly. These modifications and chemicals introduced into our bodies have retarded our natural ability to communicate with all life – to read minds and communicate telepathically. When we die we reincarnate into another new-born child and live the experience all over again.
Most of us have reincarnated thousands of times. This happens because of an electronic field about ten miles high in our atmosphere that prevents our ethereal bodies from leaving.
Earth is actually a hollow planet with a small internal central sun which is populated by a mixture of other human races closely related to us.
Did you ever wonder what happened to the Vikings? Did you know this population is far more advanced than we? Access into hollow Earth can be found at the north and south poles. The aurora borealis or northern lights is actually a reflection of the sun of hollow Earth which can only be seen at night when it illuminates the gasses in our atmosphere.
Admiral Byrd discovered hollow Earth and our brother human inhabitants but was prevented from making his discovery known to our civilization by our slave masters.
Is there a Creator, you ask? Very much so! Is Mother Earth a fantasy? She is very real but retains a spiritual form. Is she possibly angry with us? Very likely so due to our mistreatment of her beautiful domain. Are UFO's real? Very much so. They represent about 57 other planets occupied by humans who share our RNA and parts of our DNA structure and are far superior to us in science.
The Times In Which We Live
What would be your reaction if I were to prove to you that two elected Presidents of the United States were never American citizens and were elected under an alias or assumed name? The first man was a German national, an atheist and former Nazi SS Naval Officer and the former Director of the Nazi Intelligence Agency called ODESSA. The second man is an East African national with links to Marxism and indeterminate (at best) religious affiliation. I'm certain that this is a disparaging fact to hear or read about especially since colonial America was founded by people seeking freedom from religious persecution. They were people who originally just wanted to be left alone, which made them an easy mark for unscrupulous men and monarchs!
Would it interest you to know that the first CIA Agency for the United States was completely staffed with former Nazi SS and OSA Officers with the blessings of President Harry S. Truman and the United States Congress? They placed WWII flying ACE, "Wild Bill Donovan" in a figurehead position as Director in order to sell the CIA to the American public. Would it shock or even concern you to learn that the Patriot Act is a carbon copy of the Nazi Constitution of the 1940's?
Who Was Hitler?
Our history books and media archives suggest the Allies defeated the Nazi war machine when in fact Roosevelt, Truman, Churchill and Hitler were close friends and Masonic brothers. Queen Elizabeth called Adolph Hitler "Uncle" and Adolph's real name was Baron Rothschild. He was a member of the European royal family and the illegitimate son of Mayer Rothschild. At the time of his birth his mother was a servant girl for the Rothschild family. Didn't you ever wonder why the Queen's Royal Palace was never bombed during the Nazi aerial attack of England? Two investigative journalists uncovered these facts and when they attempted to expose FDR, Churchill and Elizabeth they were arrested and imprisoned for 33 years without formal charges or a trial.
Shortly after the WWII German surrender the government of the United States secretly repatriated 155,000 Nazi SS and OSA Officers into the United States in 1945 under "Operation Paperclip." The average immigrant to America today is forced to suffer all kinds of hurdles, pitfalls, prejudices and propaganda to finally be accepted under US Immigration Laws. These Immigration laws countermand the basic principles and guarantees of the Declaration of Independence.
Betrayals In Executive & Congressional Office
How would you feel about President George W. Bush if you knew that he issued two Executive Orders as President which
Made all American Presidents the official Dictator of America and
Permits pharmaceutical companies to release new drugs and vaccines to the public without performing the usual battery of safety tests?
This same Executive Order releases the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) from any liability for approving such new pharmaceuticals and vaccines for distribution and sale to the general public?
Would it interest you to know that all but four US Presidents and 98% of all of our US Congressmen have been serving as political decoys and official slave drivers for the European royal and elite masters?
Yes. There Is A Huge Disparaging Class Difference In America
The cost of campaigning for election to the Office of President or for a seat in Congress has intentionally been made untouchable and exorbitant in cost except for millionaires. The purpose and intent is to discourage the average American citizen from overstepping his class boundaries in an attempt to secure one of these political posts.
Would you feel just a little bit ignorant to learn that the Republican and Democratic Party is another political fraud and that these political parties are actually the product of one large political conspiracy? All of the candidates chosen for the highest positions in government are not chosen by party members or the public but are pre-selected by the royal and elite and must be related to the royal family. Each approved candidate must swear allegiance to and render a pledge to adhere to the demands of these corporate directors and masters.
The Right To Vote
The so-called right to vote in America is actually about slave registration. Every applicant is asked if they are a United States citizen or other. A US Citizen is defined in all law dictionaries as a corporate entity or fiction. Your vote really means nothing during a national election because the electronic voting machines are rigged. The manual tabulation process was eliminated via the Bush v. Gore elections as unreliable. In addition, the Electoral College actually chooses the candidates regardless of popular vote count. This was the real reason behind the creation of the Electoral College. The whole Bush v. Gore event that occurred in Florida was a well planned and staged event to eliminate the paper ballot cards and manual tabulation by honest people.
The use of racist remarks and displays of racism is also planned by the royal and elite classes to divert attention away from their true purpose. Racism is used heavily and well in America to divert the attention of the masses because most of us are very easily distracted and manipulated! The real truth is that there is no difference between the masses but as a collective group, the slave drivers couldn't control us and so racism and religious differences are used to "divide and conquer" the slaves!
The Federal government's usual mode of operation is to cause a problem, blow it out of proportion in the controlled media and then provide and adopt a remedy that only they can administer and control. This is never the "exception" but rather the "rule." Each time a little more of our humanity and liberty is subtly stolen by the government on behalf of the royal and elite masters without the public ever taking note of it.
Most people are easily manipulated, entertained and distracted, which is the same reason why people are so fascinated with magicians and hypnotists.
American Jurisprudence
America's judiciary are small corporate branches called courts. The judges are actually business administrators called judges and all of America's laws are civil corporate regulations called statutes. People are treated as corporations in these courts and these so-called bastions of justice are all about promoting commerce and fraud! To insure everyone is on the same page case precedents become a safety benchmark.
This next question doesn't constitute proof but think about this – If American judges truly are the "good guys," why don't they all wear white robes instead of black? The answer is because black is the pagan traditional color for the Illuminati priests. This will make additional sense as you continue reading through this exposé.
The local police and prosecutors are not in place to "serve and protect" the American public. To the contrary, they are structured to protect the slave drivers and the private United States corporation by enforcing its corporate statutes against the corporate enemy "The American citizen."
Most police officers haven't a clue about how they have been indoctrinated and manipulated. They are so naive and well-meaning that they actually believe they are preserving and protecting the public. The politicians, prosecutors, judges, priests and clerks know the truth and many of them increase their personal spoils with every conviction. Yes, the Vatican, judges, prosecutors and clerks make money off every conviction and lawsuit and their clearing house for all of these private spoils is located in the Texas Federal Reserve, under an account titled "The Chris Fund!"
If our police officers would simply invest a little energy and time to research and read something other than Playboy or Popular Mechanics they would discover that the amended version of the "Trading with the Enemy Act of 1933" signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt specifically identifies the American citizen as the enemy of the Federal Government! The fraud and deception perpetrated by these slave drivers works well as long as they can maintain their deception and manipulation over the masses.
The US Constitution
In fact and in reality, the historic civilian government promised by "The Constitution of the United States of America," never existed nor did it ever have a chance of succeeding, courtesy of President George Washington and the Continental Congress. President George Washington, "the reputed father of our country," cleverly used the Articles of Confederation to overthrow the organic Constitution of the United States of America and then reinstated the privately owned colonial corporation of "The Virginia Colony."
He then installed a military government which is concealed in plain sight. [e.g.] Commander In Chief; Attorney General; Secretary General; Auditor General; Surgeon General; Postmaster General, etc. The Constitution was a well written document which was copied from the Iroquois Federation Government. Many of the safeguards found in the organic Constitution were added by the Founding Fathers to bind the hands of the other Delegates because none of them trusted each other, which proves the old Proverb that "There is no honor among thieves!"
The Native Americans Had The Right Idea
I bet you never knew that the American Indians were governed by an Emperor named MOY TOY and enjoyed a Federation Government? We were all falsely taught that the Red Race were just savages! The Iroquois Indians are the architects of the Constitution and the Universal Postal System of the World! And I bet you never knew that the Red Race of America is the only known living descendant of the Continent of Atlantis, which sunk into the Atlantic Ocean around 9600 BC?
The overthrow of the Constitution by President Washington was no real loss to America because the Constitution had actually been converted into a business plan, designed to benefit the Founding Fathers and not the American people. This information may not correspond with material pounded into our brains during our forced public school education but it is a fact nonetheless.
America factually continued to operate under the privately owned corporation of "The Virginia Colony" until March 9, 1933. That corporation was dissolved by President Franklin D. Roosevelt with passage of "The Emergency Banking Act." Upon its passage he instituted a new privately owned corporation called "The United States, Inc." which is registered in France and recorded under the Vatican Corporation of Rome!
Now isn't that a perplexing situation?
The term "The United States of America," never got off the ground. It is a fictitious name fraudulently used by the masters and slave drivers because it conforms to the same educational material that society has been indoctrinated with. It appeases the ears and minds of the patriotic public but it is all just another corporate prevarication. America was guaranteed a public education but never guaranteed a truthful education. As Shakespeare once wrote "therein lies the rub!"
Factually, the concept or government institution known as "The United States of America" has not existed since the passage of "The Declaration of Independence." However the elite slave drivers have cleverly convinced the American public that this is all real by
Creating and celebrating National Holidays
By erecting monuments
By adopting a National Anthem and flag
By fictionalizing history
By propagating a false freedom and
Forcing this indoctrination upon society through mandatory public education.
Public education isn't a bad thing but it can be when it is manipulated and falsified.
According to the Articles of Confederation the phrase "We the People" is defined to mean "We the Delegates." This refers only to the politicians and not the public. This proves again that "The Constitution of the United States of America" was never intended to protect or serve the American public.
There are several early administrative court rulings which confirm this same conclusion. These can be researched by those of you who require something more than common sense and my educated opinion or observations.
Everything in America is about contracts and it is our burden as Americans to ensure government performs honorably, is specific, and is prohibited from changing the meaning of common words, which is referred to in their circle of legal friends as "legalese."
The B.A.R. Association Is A Foreign Body
The American B.A.R. Association is a 'Foreign Union.' Its members all work in collusion with Israel, the British Empire, the Vatican, the Rothschild and Rockefeller banking empires, Congress and the elite to undermine America. All attorneys are 'Agents of a Foreign Power' who swear allegiance to that Foreign Power – The Queen of England.
This is why all lawyers must file a written 'Notice of Appearance' in every court case they represent. By that Notice the lawyer is admitting to the Court that he is a 'Foreign Agent' and he is requesting permission to represent you in that Corporate Court. Your contract with the lawyer gives him "your sovereign power of attorney" to represent your best interests and he immediately uses it against you by confessing to the Judge that you will accept the jurisdiction and decisions of the corporate court. So much for winning your case or any appeal. There is a way around these corporate Statutes which I explain later.
When a prosecutor loses a trial he is obligated by the court to pay the costs of prosecution out of pocket. Your attorney always divulges your defense strategy to the prosecutor to avert this embarrassment and penalty from being assigned to him. This group is a brotherhood and these corporate courts are a business and everything is about commerce! People are regarded as nothing more than corporate property!
The American B.A.R. Association is actually a branch of the National Lawyers Guild Communist Party, which can only be located in the hard copy printing of 28 USC 3002, section 15a. The on-line version of Title 28 USC has been altered by the Attorney General to read something entirely different, apparently because this fact has recently shown up in too many private court petitions and memorandums of law.
To become a member of the American B.A.R Association applicants must have obtained a Doctorate in Law or the equivalent thereof and passed an examination designed to test the depth of their indoctrination. If they pass they are required to surrender their American citizenship and swear allegiance to the Queen of England and not the Constitution. This means that all card carrying American lawyers are foreign agents, liars, traitors and communists!
No wonder Jesus warned us about "lawyers!"
To Be Continued . . .
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Sex and Longing in Larry Sultan's California Suburbs
By Philip Gefter
COURTESY CASEMORE KIRKEBY AND ESTATE OF LARRY SULTAN
"My Mother Posing for Me," 1984.
In the mid-nineteen-eighties, when he was the head of the photography program at the San Francisco Art Institute, Larry Sultan hired me as an adjunct faculty member—the beginning of our lifelong friendship. I'd visit him often in his studio at the Headlands Center for the Arts, in a converted old military barracks at the foot of Rodeo Beach. Assembled on the wall was a grid of small film stills he had made from his family's home movies, the beginning of his series "Pictures From Home." When I'd walk in, he'd be standing there, staring at the grid, sipping a little Scotch, moving a few pictures around, having himself some fun. We might talk for a while about the cinematic rhythm of the grid, the psychological clues residing in this scavenged record of his childhood, or about whether this kind of personal documentation had any cultural relevance at all. Then, invariably, we would head out for a late-afternoon hike on the cliffs overlooking the Pacific and sit there for a while, the vastness of the ocean an open platform for our free-floating conversations. Sometimes we plumbed the deeply personal, at other times the wilds of Derrida or Foucault, but, by the time the sun was levitating just above the horizon, our serious musings had devolved into a bunch of goofy laughter.
One day, we were talking about intelligence—what composes it, how it's manifest, agreeing that academic aptitude alone is not what propels civilization forward. I wondered aloud if all great ideas didn't have some fundamental emotional source, like the Wright brothers' impulse to fly, for example. Larry then said something that stopped me in my tracks: "Isn't imagination really the final measure of intelligence?" It was the most obvious thing in the world—and revelatory—but it had never occurred to me before. He seemed always to have such observations, casually offered, as if in an afterthought, and, because of it, I always found myself learning something when I was with him.
In 1983, after completing a series of conceptual collaborations with his classmate Mike Mandel, including their masterpiece "Evidence," Larry embarked on a personal opus, "Pictures from Home." The photo series was completed in 1991, and has recently been republished by Mack Books. An exploration of his own childhood undertaken through an almost forensic scrutiny of his family, the project presents a combination of still images culled from home movies, contemporary photographs that Sultan took of his mother and father in their affluent Palm Springs retirement community, and conversations he recorded with them. Larry mined the memories and musings of his parents, Jews who had migrated from New York to California in the late nineteen-forties; he was interested in their ideas about creating a home, and their values and desires in pursuit of the good life, but he was equally interested in exploring the act of documentation itself. He wondered how to navigate his paradoxical role as a "subject in the drama rather than a witness."
It was a running joke between us that Larry's contemplation of his childhood in "Pictures from Home" got him as far as puberty. For his next body of work, he returned to the neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley where his own sexuality had formed. In "The Valley" (1998–2003), he documented pornographic-film production in suburban homes rented out for that purpose. One picture, from 2001, "Sharon Wild," presents an archetypal figure sitting undressed on the edge of a bed with her arms folded across her chest—the Hitchcock blonde gone bad. I can imagine Larry standing with his camera in the doorway of that suburban bedroom, the resonance of his own parents' bedroom summoning the sixteen-year-old in him all over again. Sharon sits there in bra and panties, looking at the camera tentatively, her arms folded gracefully, self-protectively. Larry saw beyond the porn actress, more exposed in the intimacy of a quiet moment in front of a stranger's camera than when she was performing before a cast and crew. "The Valley" is a visual contemplation of an animal impulse in the context of late capitalism, activated by the artifices and edifices of the American suburb.
Both "Pictures from Home" and "The Valley" probe the narrative possibilities and limitations of photography, and the longing summoned by a presiding American Dream. In "Homeland," the series Larry completed soon before he died, in 2009, he once again returned to the California suburbs, this time to explore a different side of the land of opportunity. Larry hired immigrant laborers who assembled every morning in strip-mall parking lots for daily jobs in construction. He employed them as photographic models in a variety of staged activities set against the backdrop of the "promised land." These workers had come to the United States not to make a home for themselves but to make enough money to send back home to their families in Mexico or Central America. In Larry's own words, "the resulting dramas are small and mundane in nature: carrying food to a potluck, stringing lights on a tree, or walking to a waiting car. They are routines and rituals related to place and domesticity, alluding to the poignancy of displacement and the longing for home."
Larry and his wife, Kelly, lived in Marin County at the very end of a half-mile-long boardwalk, past an array of idiosyncratic houses. Their house—spare and unique, but elegant and comfortable—seemed to float on water. In the last years of his life, Larry's studio was next door; when he worked, he could look out at the fortress of San Quentin prison, on the other side of the Bay, or across the open marshlands, with their egrets and wrens, to a distant view of the San Francisco skyline. Larry's photographs possess a quality of hard-edged California light, heightened color, optical precision, and, often, domestic familiarity made more fascinating by the power of his imagination. Whenever I walked down the boardwalk and entered his house, I was reminded of the light in his pictures; this is where he honed his precision-cut insight. The home he created with Kelly in no way resembled the suburban theatre of his childhood, investigated in his many bodies of work; it was the home he had always wanted.
This piece was drawn from "Larry Sultan: Here and Home," which was published by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and DelMonico Books / Prestel in 2014. "Here and Home," a retrospective of Sultan's work, opens at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on April 15th.
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David Tong posted: "In January, ExxonMobil released their so-called "2021 Energy and Carbon Summary." In it, they attempt to detail the company's commitments related to climate change. And, for the first time ever, they report on their so-called "Scope 3" emissions (that is,"
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ExxonMobil's climate plans are still "grossly insufficient"
by David Tong
In January, ExxonMobil released their so-called "2021 Energy and Carbon Summary." In it, they attempt to detail the company's commitments related to climate change. And, for the first time ever, they report on their so-called "Scope 3" emissions (that is, the emissions that result from the use of the products they sell, i.e. burning fossil fuels). And earlier this week, they followed up by announcing the creation of a new line of business they dub "ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions," focused on carbon capture and sequestration programs.
However, it's important to avoid taking the document and recent announcement at face value. After a tumultuous year for the oil and gas industry that ended with ExxonMobil writing down an unprecedented $20 billion in fossil fuel assets, it's fair to assume the company will be doing what it can to bolster its image for investors and the public.
So let's dive under the hood and see the grim reality that ExxonMobil is hiding in this document and recent announcement.
Conveniently, we at OCI have a handy set of metrics to judge it by, thanks to our Big Oil Reality Check discussion paper published last September – endorsed by 30 other organizations worldwide. In Reality Check, we set out ten minimum criteria that an oil and gas company's climate plans would need to meet for them to even have a chance of aligning with the 1.5 degrees Celsius (ºC) goal set out in the Paris Agreement.
We built our Reality Check analysis on two key premises. The first is that extracting and burning only the oil and gas in existing fields would blow our emissions budget for 1.5ºC, even if coal use ended overnight. We are beyond the point where we can focus on cutting one fossil fuel at a time. Reality Check included a 2020 update of our 2016 The Sky's Limit analysis.
Second, though a lot of companies and countries choose to focus their targets far into the future, 2030 not 2050 must be the first test of ambition. The IPCC's Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 Degrees made it clear that to limit warming to 1.5°C with little to no overshoot of that threshold, we should halve global carbon pollution by 2030. The decisions that happen now matter. If fossil fuel pollution continues to rise this decade, we could reach net zero by 2050 but still blow far past 1.5ºC.
The pace at which oil, gas, and coal start declining in this decade will determine global success or failure in meeting the Paris goals.
From these starting points, and in consultation with our partner organizations, we identified ten key minimum criteria and assessed eight of the biggest integrated, publicly-traded oil and gas companies against them. Not one of the companies came anywhere close to even a possibility of aligning with 1.5ºC, as shown below. There was a gap between the least worst and the worst of them, but a much, much bigger gap between all of them and the bare minimum for 1.5ºC-alignment.
In September last year, we rated ExxonMobil as "grossly insufficient" on all ten of these criteria. There are tiny steps forward in the company's new 2021 announcement, but nothing that would change any of our ten metrics from "grossly insufficient" to "insufficient", let alone even "partial alignment."
ExxonMobil is still searching for more oil and gas that can never be burned. It is still planning new extraction projects, and has no plans to decline production or develop at 1.5ºC-alignment long-term phase out plan. In fact, in the FAQ of this new document at page 45, ExxonMobil tries to claim that it can align with the Paris Agreement without cutting production.
Even now, the company has no absolute emissions reduction target, let alone one covering all oil and gas extraction on a full equity share. All ExxonMobil has started to do now is publish an assessment of its scope 3 emissions (that is, its supply chain emissions, including the emissions from its customers burning the oil and gas it produces). That's a tiny step toward transparency, but without a plan to actually cut these emissions, it means very little. It's not enough to report on these emissions without cutting them. People and communities are demanding Exxon stop producing more of the fuels that are cooking our climate, not to simply better report on precisely how much their products are cooking our climate.
Far from recognising the risks of over reliance on carbon sequestration, carbon capture and storage (CCS), or offsets, ExxonMobil claims to be "a global leader in CCS", devoting three pages in the carbon report to risky, speculative techno-fixes that are unproven at scale.
Their new announced "Low Carbon Solutions" effort only doubles down
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On Sunday, July 21, we will welcome in our Parish fr. Stanisław Oler, a missionary oblate from Madagascar. Fr. Oler will present his missionary work.
Fr. Stanisław Oler OMI comes form Chojnice in Poland. He had finished Oblate seminary (NSD) in Markowice and after that he joined Oblate novitiate at Holy Cross. Fr. Oler made his first religious vows in 1976 and began studies at the Oblate seminary in Obra. He was ordained as a priest in 1981 and received his first obedience to parish in Wrocław, in Popowice. After one year, he received an obedience on Madagascar.
After few months of learning French in France, fr. Stanisław, together with fr. Jerzy Wizner OMI, arrived in Madagascar in 1984.
At the beginning they learned Malagasy and then fr. Oler was sent on mission to Ambinanindrano, in the Diocese of Tamatave (May 1985). During the years on island, fr. Stanisław served in Marocyryly and Masomeloka. For over a decade fr. Oler OMI was working alone on missions. In 2001 confrere joined fr. Stanisław. Year later fr. Oler received new obedience in Volobe, 60 km west of Tamatave.
Currently, there are 60 Christian communities, including around 4800 Catholics. It is a very vast mission, where the furthest community from the central Volobe mission is 90 km away. There are no roads, only trails.
In 2005, a Christian Malagasy family donated a beautiful plot of land for the construction of mission structures, including a church, catechism classrooms, and meeting rooms. Because it was around the time Pope John Paul II passed away, they called it "The Land of John Paul II". In 2009, the same family donated land for a new Catholic school and a house for sisters. Interestingly, they called the land "The Land of the Immaculate Conception of Mary". The commonality between these two is TOTUS TUUS. Simple people, with a dedicated prayer life, have a great sense of the mystery of faith. In October 2018 the construction of a house for missionaries in Volobe began. There is a hope, that with God's and other Christians help, the project can be completed.
Fr. Oler OMI is very grateful for 35 years of serving Betsimisaraka people on Madagascar and is happy to talk about his mission on the island.
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8:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m. (in English), 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation - 15 min. before every Holy Mass, on first Friday of the month - from 6:00 p.m.
First Saturday of the month (except July and August)
201 Lebreton St. N.
Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7H9
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