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COVI-PASS-DIGITAL HEALTH CERTIFICATE
By Todd A. Slee,
June 2, 2020 in Medical - First Aid, Health & Medicine
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BIG BROTHER WATCHETH (OR WANTS TO)
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The Truth is NOT a Conspiracy!
Guest Fed up
The more I find out about this situation the angrier I get. I don't know how much more I can handle.
58 minutes ago, Fed up said:
Same here, and here in Indiana it's been very lenient concerning restrictions.
I made it a point to go somewhere every day after work during the entire lockdown. Our governor's edict provided for a wide variety of reasons to go somewhere, and I took full advantage of it.
I will not be restricted in my activity over an illness with a 0.04 % or less death rate, perpetuated by a bunch of God forsaken globalists, carried out by a bunch of Leftist doctors in the farce called CDC and WHO, believed and followed by a bunch of fearful sheeple.
I think we've all had that WuFlu, Kung Flu, Covid Cold, Wuhan Woe, Fauci Flim, Gates Goiter, Bat Shit fever, and they're just using it as an excuse to initiate a totalitarianist regime. It's obvious.
Like Broer said, why is it they allow thousands of protesters without masks, yet no more than 100 people are allowed in church, when at all?
They rightly named the H.R. plan 6666. Surprised they didn't just call it 666, because that's what they are, and the whole thing is antichrist, big brother, the fourth reich, everything evil.
People have been transformed overnite into less than a bunch of kindergartners, afraid to even speak their mind in public. This country is gonna be like a buncha drowning rats in a barrel.
This country's people ain't worthy to lick the boots of the founding fathers, 90% of 'em, especially the likes of the pathetic mainstream media and the politicians like comrade Cuomo, Fur'er Fauci, Gestapo Gates, and nazi Northam, Fakebook, Rusetube and Twitter Litter.
Yep it's all a bunch of shit
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As an independent contractor/carpenter I have been busy as hell since March. Been around lots of people and lumber stores. I keep asking, you know anybody with kung flu ? Haven't had one yes. I know it's out there, somewhere. That's what they keep saying, right. Them Fear mongering assholes.
Hey fellas You want to talk about ANGER!?!?!?!? ----- When the shut downs started March 17th in the resort town where I have been living for the past 5 years 2 of which I have been working at the same resort, I was kept on in my position for an extra 2 weeks. I was laid-off on April 2nd. By April 11th I was on the road - I traveled under the protection of this amazing document called "The Constitution of the United States of America" I believe in my core in this document and what it means to me to have been born a free woman! The deciding factor on taking the trip was a visit with one of my doctors (I had been recovering from surgery)...I asked her, "don't you think it is too late for shut down measures? Haven't all of us already been exposed?" She raised her hands in the air, and said, "That is my point" BUT you see the Deep State silences people who don't agree.
I have been through 15 states and as many if not more major cities - NOTHING WAS HAPPENING! Empty hospitals, empty schools, empty streets ----- I have hours of videos chronicling my travels. There were Marked differences between Blue States and what I have come to call the Free States. New Mexico exits were closed to non-residents, they imposed a weekend curfew on the Navajo Nation which spans across the four corner states. They told the Nation that it was to protect them from the "white man's disease" and they told the white folks it was because people on the Reservation were high risk because, you know "dirty native americans don't wash their hands"
My great aunt has needed a pacemaker, but that procedure was cancelled until further notice. She is finally slotted for a pre-op appointment ----IN JULY. Her brother, my great uncle has dementia and was scheduled to be admitted to the memory ward at the V.A. - but these loves in my life live in a blue state and are still waiting.
I questioned the CDC and WHO over and over and over.... I have not been sick, I have not worn PPE at any time, and I am still not sick. I am still travelling. And now documents are surfacing that support every single one of my "theories" regarding this fucking world health crisis HOAX! Which makes me even angrier.
I returned to my town (in a Free State) and found things opening up rapidly, however, MY JOB, my position has been eliminated as our resort is not projected to be fully operational until March 2021 - What the FUCK?!?!? This situation is not unique to my life and I am one of the lucky ones who is receiving benefits. THE DIFFERENCE IS I WANT TO WORK, I WANT MY JOB BACK!
Instead, I am out here in this great land trying to figure out what the hell I am going to do next....I have been applying for jobs all over this country since I was furloughed, and DO YOU KNOW HOW NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE IT IS TO GET A JOB WHEN THE NATION IS ON LOCK DOWN?????? I cannot even get an interview and let me tell you, I have an impressive resume that shows what a great asset I would be, but none of that matters anymore.
AND NOW the DEEP STATE has started another RACE WAR
Edited June 2, 2020 by SMae
That sucks, my dad had to have a kidney removed during this last month because it had cancer on it. That's why I'm not working ATM because he's my boss and he's still recovering.


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White Self-Confidence Deficit Opens Door To Soft Genocide
by Brett Stevens on November 29, 2017
Smarter groups of people are more susceptible to attack through social means. Being more focused on the world in our minds, we are less aware of the social world, and so to us it seems both mysterious and more important than it is. This leaves us with a self-confidence deficit when we encounter someone who is more socially adept, or at least better at attracting attention, than we are.
In the past, a hierarchy of ability and quality suppressed the urge to be merely social; socializing, it was believed, consisted of being polite and able to maintain conversation of quality with other quality people. Conversation of quality indicated quickness of mind, depth of knowledge, and most importantly, the ability to think, analyze, and make decisions.
Socializing in the present day consists of maintaining a happy group feeling by including everyone and reducing standards so that none feel risk for their erratic, self-centered, oblivious, delusional, or otherwise less than ideal behavior. If the modern time has a symbol, it will be the amusement park, where individuals can behave selfishly as a crowd.
Most of the world has always followed this pattern of socializing. It is easier to maintain than complex social order, makes it easy to get a group together for activities like harvesting tubers or stoning heretics, and is popular because each person is guaranteed that their defects will not lower their social status.
When Western Europeans encountered the rest of the world, this easy socialization seemed like a tempting path. Western Civilization rewarded those complex manners and conversational requirements, while in what we now call the third world, socializing had few requirements and seemed easy, accessible to everyone.
That tied into something that Western Leftists have long desired, which is the abolition of social hierarchy as expressed through caste and aristocracy. If you remove rule by the best, you can replace it with the reign of the mob, and then each individualistic Leftist can engage in whatever less than productive behaviors they want to without experiencing a loss in social status for doing so, where previously they would have been downgraded to "pleb" or exiled for their venal impulses, trend-following and carnal desires.
Since that time, the Left has been in love with the exotic and foreign so long as it represents lower standards than what we have in the West. At first, they chose groups nearer to us, like the Japanese, but over time, they wanted to go even further to the least-developed groups in the human species. To the Left, racial mixing is a way of achieving class warfare, and thus the mythological-mystical (really: social) ecstasy of "equality."
For this reason, they are celebrating the destruction of whiteness that has occurred with Prince Harry's planned marriage to partially-African, partially-Jewish American Meghan Markle:
Some suspected this was merely a clandestine attempt at "getting rid" of the monarchy, erasing their heritage through interracial marriages. Not so much revolution, as racial dilution.
…One of the problems with the discourse in Britain today is the tendency to downplay racial difference, and the temptation of so many well-meaning people who "don't see race" to believe that if we can all just wilfully blind ourselves, it will hopefully go away.
…All this takes place within a context where it is the royal family we are talking about – the human manifestation of the class system.
The Left even admits it: they celebrate race-mixing because it destroys any kind of social order, which they see as a class system but is actually a hierarchy formed by the differences in natural ability between people.
Their goal is not to establish meritocracy, as conservatives always vainly hope, but to assert themselves as primary; if you cannot "not see race," then those who are of "disadvantaged" races always come first.
Interestingly, they signal approval for "revolution [through] racial dilution" which shows the nature of the Left: anything which increases equality is good, and everything else is a means to that end. If you have to obliterate your people to do that, this is positive. "We had to destroy the village to save it" is a Leftist trope.
For bonus points, not only is Markle half-African, but she is also part-Jewish:
If it were only the name Rachel, dayeinu. If it were just the "Jewish chair dance", dayeinu. But the greatest evidence in this biur chametz-like hunt for crumbs of Markle's Jewish identity is that a spokesman for Westminster Abbey confirmed on behalf of the Church of England that, if they choose, Markle and Prince Harry will be able to marry within the church in an "interfaith" marriage, regardless of Markle's "Jewish background".
This brings us to the next booshah-turned-equality-milestone, which is that Markle has been married and divorced. And according to the Church of England, if that's good enough for Henry the 8th, it should be good enough for his fellow ginger ladykiller (so to speak,) Prince Harry.
So, when Markle and Harry marry, Markle will be the first black, Jewish, divorcee, American princess in English history.
Not only is she a stab at the English race, but also a rebuke to any of those old theories from Old Europe which held that Europeans were different from Middle Eastern people. They want to erase every aspect of English identity, culture, heritage, and uniqueness, which we would call "soft genocide" except that in the mass Leftist trend of our time, this destruction is seen as a good thing because it increases equality.
They celebrated for similar reasons when the UK had a part-Jewish prime minister, although it was probably the remnants of Irish heritage that did him in. Trace admixture of the Irish in the English tends to produce hesitant, neurotic people.
Assuming that Prince Harry is not a committed Leftist ideologue, we might wonder, then, how he ended up in this position. An analysis of his body language tells us what we must know:
Body language expert Judi James tells MailOnline she believes 'informal, confident' Meghan is running the show while offering reassurance to camera-shy Harry, who can be seen to mimic his father's 'anxious' hand gestures.
…'Harry has started to mimic his father's hand rituals, which are self-comfort gestures,' Judi says. 'Charles often pats his pockets and touches his stomach, and now Harry is doing the same.
'It shows a lot of admiration for his father, but also a feeling of being slightly nervous and under attack from the cameras.'
…'She also has this trait of putting her hands on top of this. The person who does this is normally the one in control – she's leading the game.'
Like many Western European men, Harry and his brother William are alienated from their roots and lack self-confidence because they do not have a clear identity and sense of purpose. For starters, their mother Diana was an ill-behaved attention hog who solicited media attention, and had mixed heritage herself.
This separated the boys from an identity as purely 100% English, and instead made them feel like outsiders in a society which on the surface they belonged to, but underneath, they loathed. Neither son has married a woman from his caste or stepped enthusiastically into the role of leadership. Both seem to float on the surface, never fully accepting the duty to which they were born.
In addition, because their society has shifted Leftward progressively over the past thousand years, these boys know that as alpha males, they are the target of the caste revolutionaries. Caste revolution occurs when the mercantile and lower castes, who are related, overthrow the higher, and they do this by trying to erase all health, wisdom, intelligence, morality, and sanity above their level.
However, since their level is low — barely above third world levels — this means "dumbing down" everything in society, turning all pure things into the venal, making people neurotic, and replacing any functional social institution with chaos and dysfunction. Only then do the proles feel that their bad behavior will not be noticed and therefore, they will not lose social standing.
To achieve this dumbing down, the lower echelons mount a social war against the higher parts of the natural hierarchy. Their goal is to sabotage and then shatter the confidence of these people — a control tactic, a type of passive-aggression and gaslighting — which then leaves them wide open to be dominated through passive means.
This memetic surge assaults them from academia, media, celebrities, government, pop culture, and even the pulpits of churches. It so reduces white self-confidence that white people attempt to validate themselves with non-whites:
The article noted that hipster racism is "a trend we noticed back in 2005, at the height of the Kill Whitey parties". In case they mercifully passed you by, they were ironic dance parties in Williamsburg, a then rapidly gentrifying part of Brooklyn, at which white hipsters parodied black hip-hop culture in order to "kill the whiteness inside".
…A mixed-race employee at Vice Media told me, for example, about a white executive in her office who routinely uses people of colour as props to make him seem "cool". He often tries to banter with her about hip-hop, for example, assuming that she is obviously into hip-hop because she is half-black.
"There was one time," she recalls, "when he wanted to have a business dinner for cool creative people and the invite list was all brown people. It made us feel like pets."
The Left argues for the Evil White Person theory of this method of using the race of other people as a badge of coolness, but looking at it from a white perspective, it means that people have adopted the media trope that white people are not cool at all. In fact, white self-hatred forms a feedback loop with low self-confidence, erasing our faith in ourselves and using other groups as an "inverse scapegoat," or people from whom we attempt to draw legitimacy and coolness.
That in turn creates the worst of all possible situations in that we are still "in charge" but are looking to others for guidance, refusing to realize that their interests and ours cannot intersect. They are not bad people for acting in their own self-interest, and if we are handing out money and power because of our low self-esteem, it is only natural to accept.
However, this situation creates a dependency relationship where there is a feedback between Us and the Other, each needing the opposite for some part of our self-regulation, but no one really feeling good about this situation. Among other things, our stewardship relationship makes us scapegoats, and their recipient role gives rise to a sense that they are ungrateful.
Take, for example, the "Magical Negro" trope featured in many Hollywood films:
The Magic Negro is a figure of postmodern folk culture, coined by snarky 20th century sociologists, to explain a cultural figure who emerged in the wake of Brown vs. Board of Education.
…He's there to assuage white "guilt" (i.e., the minimal discomfort they feel) over the role of slavery and racial segregation in American history, while replacing stereotypes of a dangerous, highly sexualized black man with a benign figure for whom interracial sexual congress holds no interest.
In contemporary white culture, there is no profundity assigned to the white variant of species. Much as in previous generations, heroes went into the wild to receive wisdom from Amerinds, or even in Europe centuries ago went to gypsies for their magic or Lapps for their prophecy, the Magical Negro shows white recognition that our culture has lost something vital.
This shows in Harry and William. Born into a dying civilization which over two centuries ago gave up on real leadership for mob rule, with signs that the foundations have crumbled and we are merely living in a pocket of wealth before we become Brazil II, they have a shortage of things about themselves to believe in. Instead they look outward, figuring that they are obsolete and will be replaced.
White people see the lower standards of third world cultures — which are more individualistic than the hierarchical, orderly, standards-driven West of old — as more accepting and therefore, places in which you cannot lose social status for an action that shows you are unrealistic, selfish, or otherwise not up to the task. In the third world, chaos rules, and everyone is OK as a result.
This asymmetry creates a situation where normally, mixed-race people assimilate to the third world race:
When they attended playdates with white students in their class, they were always made to sit at the edge of the bed, to search for others in a room where they would never find anyone, to wait for the phone call on the following day saying their friend had a great time and would like to have them over again that never came. So their mothers would encourage their black friendships, which seemed to come easier. Their black friends would praise their hair for being silkier than theirs, call them funny even when their jokes were indulgent, and make room for them at the table even if it was full.
We have inverted this process now by, through low self-confidence, becoming more accepting because white culture sees no future for itself and wants to die.
A simple solution to this problem is to stop focusing on the Other at all, and to instead praise what is good about us, instead of trying to praise all of us. We will never regain our self-esteem if we do not create a hierarchy of excellence, not just in people but in ideas, actions, institutions, and creations like art and architecture.
In the meantime, the British royal family has exited stage Left. For some reason, Prince Charles married an unsuitable woman; she produced two kids with shattered self-esteem, and so both have married outside caste, one by hooking up with the daughter of a flight attendant, and the second besting the first by choosing an ethnically unsuitable actress.
There is only one solution for this. As happened in the past, the royals who outbreed should abdicate, and leave leadership to those with both self-esteem and a belief in their own people.
Tags: meghan markle, prince harry, prince william, race, self-confidence, self-esteem, wallis simpson
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Winter Break is right around the corner! With all of that free time on the horizon, you might be wondering what you should do to make this most of this time. Whether you are a homebody or avid traveler, here are your top recommendations for winter break!
If neither traveling nor reading is what interests you, click HERE to see a full list of fun activities you can do with your friends and family instead. We hope whatever you chose to spend your time doing, it gives you the ultimate escape from school work to be refreshed for the Spring Semester.


Since we've no place to go, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
Our friend Luke came into town this week to visit with us, and braved the damp chilly weather yesterday while he helped Monkey build a really cool snowman!! I stayed inside with the baby, except for trips out for photographic documentation. My favorite way to enjoy the cold weather is to stay inside and watch it happen without me!!
Inspired by This is not a blog, I took the superhero test. Turns out I am Superman.
I am a little perturbed at being Superman , as my husband refers to him as lawful stupid, and I have always felt I was a little edgier than the man in blue. I mean, I am no Batman, but I could at least hang with him!!
On the upside, I took the "Which SuperVillian are you" test and I am Mystique!
Oops, I mean Poison Ivy.
I was Green Lantern: Hot-headed. You have strong will power and a good imagination.
And Dr. Doom: Blessed with smarts and power but burdened by vanity.
My kids would have loved to do this! Fun photos – thanks for sharing.


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Мала̀тия () е град в Югоизточна Турция, административен център на вилает Малатия. Съществува от времето на хетите, а през римската епоха там е разположен голям военен гарнизон. Шосеен и жп транспортен възел. Текстилна, тютюнева и хранително-вкусова промишленост. Производство на захар, цимент, и вино. Университет "Иньоню", основан през 1975 г. Население 467 255 души от преброяването през 2007 г.

Спорт
Представителният футболен отбор на града се казва Малатияспор. Дългогодишен участик е във висшия ешелон на турския футбол групата Тюрксел Сюпер Лиг.

Личности
 Родени в Малатия
 Хрант Динк (1954 – 2007), журналист
 Тургут Йозал (1927 – 1993), политик
 Агоп, македоно-одрински опълченец, 24-годишен, Солунски доброволчески отряд

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There is a calamity happening right now in rural Indian villages. They have been drought-stricken and as a result, men are taking second and third wives to fetch water for the family every day.
Open Magazine, calls these women "water wives," and many of them fetch more than 25 gallons of water per day. These women make repeated trips to the nearest dam or river throughout the day to fetch water for drinking, washing, and farming. It is these women's obligation, they make the back-straining trip no matter what the weather or how they're feeling. One young woman "was forced to go fetch water just 10 days after her child was born," reports the magazine.
The toll this job takes on their bodies is too embarrassing for them to discuss. They suffer from back and neck pain, baldness (from carrying water on their heads), stunted growth, and fertility problems.
This should make us more aware that wasting water is like wasting food. People are suffering for lack of it, and having enough water is not something we should take for granted.
COMPARISON IS THE THIEF OF HAPPINESS!


LG-80A & 80B. IOI City Mall, Lebuh IRC, IOI Resort City 62502, Putrajaya, Sepang, Selangor.
Very spacious restaurant, but the menu was limited choice, mainly serve Teppanyaki dishes. But the Teppanyaki was normal only, they are doing opening promotion with purchase the Teppanyanki set free ice-cream and hand-roll sushi.


The US engineering and robotics firm Boston Dynamics posted a video on Thursday of its latest autonomous robot for use in warehouses.
In the video, the robot glides across the floor and places pallets in neat stacks using a suction mechanism.
Footage of another Boston Dynamics robot dancing to the Bruno Mars hit "Uptown Funk" went viral in October.
The US engineering and robotics firm Boston Dynamics unveiled its latest creation on Thursday: a smooth-moving robot designed for use in warehouses and factories.
The robot, called Handle, specializes in handling and placing pallet-based boxes with a combination of speed and precision. It uses an onboard vision system to track specific pallets, as well as specific boxes, weighing up to 15 kilograms, or about 33 pounds.
It is designed to deploy a series of suction pads to grasp and manipulate a selected box before placing it neatly in the desired location. Boston Dynamics' video appears to showcase its ability to detect and place boxes onto moving conveyor belts.
Handle remains a prototype for now, but the company could showcase the robot at a logistics show next month, suggesting it could have commercial potential. It's a long way from Amazon's warehouse robots, which are fully deployed internationally, but has the potential to make them look primitive one day.
Boston Dynamics is known for pushing the boundaries of robotics tech, with several videos of its creations going viral on the web. A favorite is the dog-like robot SpotMini, which the company says can autonomously navigate complex environments such as cluttered offices and narrow staircases.
A video of SpotMini dancing to Bruno Mars's "Uptown Funk" went viral in October.
Boston Dynamics, which was founded in 1992, has raised $37 million of funding, according to Crunchbase. In June 2017, SoftBank acquired the company from Alphabet for an undisclosed sum.


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Tee times will be posted Friday, June 14, 2019 by 5:00 p.m.
Tee times begin at 1:00 p.m. for Division 1 and Division 3. Tee times for Division 2 and Division 4 begin at 3:00 p.m. Exact times for each team will be posted Friday, June 14, 2019.
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Buzzard (2015)
April 30, 2015 May 5, 2015 / swampflix
Slacker culture is surely alive & well in 2015, but there was something unavoidably ubiquitous about 90s MTV slacker culture. Pretty much the definition of a low-stakes drama, Buzzard feels oddly old-fashioned in its portrayal of an apathetic underachiever, Marty, who feels like a cultural relic from a bygone lackadaisical era. Cheaply filmed and intentionally flat in style, Buzzard seemingly cares as little as Marty does, echoing his "It doesn't matter" mantra with every fiber of its being. Buzzard portrays a world of petty victories & major losses where the odds are stacked so highly against Marty that he really has no incentive to try or care about anything and the movie itself has its own apathetic crisis in the same vein.
An angry, depressed loser with a go-nowhere job as a temp for a bank, Marty's petty victories involve eating junk food, listening to metal, jumping on his bed, watching pornos while wearing a Halloween mask, and scamming suckers for small increments of cash. His half-assed scams typically pay off as long as the person on the other end cares as little about the transactions as he does. The problems that Marty faces only get rolling once the people he's scamming start to care & take notice of his chump-change crimes. Marty amps up the damages of his mistakes as well when his most significant petty victory of all comes to fruition: a homemade Freddy Krueger glove that gives his "nothing matters" attitude some real-life consequences.
If Buzzard was intentionally looking to cultivate the 90s MTV slacker aesthetic it was astute in including outdated cultural markers like Nintendo NES, CD towers, and Freddy Krueger posters & merchandise. Although its ambitions & style feel like little more than a vintage throwback, its themes exploring the isolation of poverty, corporate culture, and poor mental health still resonate. Although it's unlikely that Marty will ever approach anything that resembles a "successful" life, it's still satisfying to watch him achieve short-term goals like the construction of his Krueger glove or eating a massive plate of spaghetti in a luxury hotel room. Due to Marty's (and Buzzard's) lack of motivation, regard, or enthusiasm for anything, it's hard to celebrate too much of his life other than with surface-level observations like "Cool Demons t-shirt, dude," but in a world where he has very little room to achieve much of anything, that line of shallow praise has considerable amount of significance.
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Thailand Taekwondo President ahead of Asian Games 2014: "We don't fear South Koreans"
Posted by epau84 | Sep 3, 2014 | Slide news 2 | 0 |
London Olympics taekwondo bronze medallist Chanatip Sornkam will be gunning for gold in the Incheon Asian Games, Taekwondo Association of Thailand (TAT) president Pimol Srivikorn said yesterday.
With her world No 1 status plus experience from the 2012 Olympics where she took the bronze in the 49 kg category, Chanatip is being touted by Pimol as the heavy favourite among 11 Thai fighters to set the stage alight in South Korea.
"Actually I didn't want to single out anyone in particular out of sensitivity to other Thai athletes. However, Chanatip is the world's top ranked taekwondo exponent and has Olympic experience, so she has the potential to win," said Pimol whose team won two gold medals at the last Asian Games, in Guangzhou in 2010.
But the taekwondo chief also pointed out the 23-year-old from Phattalung would face several hurdles.
"It depends on the draw and the 'dark horses' she might meet. She could be drawn against high-ranked opponents or an unknown who puts up a great fight.
"She also has to win five bouts to clinch the gold, staying injury free throughout. No matter how tough you are, and how high your ranking is, if you pick up injuries during the early rounds, you are in trouble," said Pimol, adding that Chantatip has fully recovered from a knee injury and is fully focused on the Games.
Defending 59kg champion Sarita Phongsri and recent 44kg Youth Olympics gold medallist Panipak Wongpattanakit are the other Thai medal prospects in the team, which consists of six men and five women.
Thailand won two golds, including one for Chatchawal Kaolaor, at the 2010 Games. However, Pimol has set a modest target for the South Korea Asiad, saying it will be a Herculean task to win medals in the country where taekwondo originated.
"As hosts competing in their own sport, the Koreans will maximise their efforts. That's why we have targeted just gold. But it doesn't mean that we are afraid of the South Koreans. We have sent our exponents to train there lots of times, so they are used to the surroundings," Pimol added.
The Asian Games taekwondo competition runs from September 30 to October 3 and features Thai exponents in 11 of the 16 categories, but no Thais in the heavyweight classes. The team will fly to Chiang Mai later this week for a 10-day training camp ahead of the competition.
In related news, the Thai Tenpin Bowling Congress will award Bt4 million for any Thai kegler who wins gold at the Games, said national coach Kasem Minalai. A 10 member-team will represent Thailand in South Korea, with Yannapol Larop-aparat and Angkana Netrviseth as medal hopes.
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Scientists Unlock Structure of Elusive 'Stress' Protein
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Scientists working to design advanced medicines that are perfectly targeted to control the body's natural receptors have made a major discovery using Diamond's Microfocus Macromolecular Crystallography beamline (I24). For the first time, they have been able to visualise and study the structure of CRF1, the protein receptor in the brain which controls our response to stress.
Heptares Therapeutics, a leading UK-based drug discovery and development company, was responsible for identifying the 3D structure of the 'stress' receptor, and their results are published today in the journal Nature. This discovery will help scientists to develop improved treatments for depression and anxiety. Furthermore, having identified the architecture of CRF1, scientists now have a template that can be used to accelerate research into other protein receptors that are known to be in the same 'family', including those that can be targeted to treat Type 2 diabetes and osteoporosis.
Stress-related diseases such as depression and anxiety are now commonplace. 1 in 4 people experience some kind of mental health problem in the course of a year. Over 105 million work days are lost to stress each year, costing UK employers £1.2 billion.
The UK also faces a major health challenge from diabetes. In the past 20 years, the number of people in the country suffering from diabetes has more than doubled to 2.9 million. By 2025 it is estimated that 5 million people will have diabetes, and that most of these cases will be Type 2 diabetes.
Heptares is a leader in the development of drugs targeting certain protein receptors, called G protein-coupled receptors. Currently 30% of drugs for a variety of diseases target these receptors, making them the largest and most important family of drug targets in the human body.
In the past, drug design has been largely the product of trial and error. Drugs would be developed and then tested until they had the desired effect. Because scientists lacked a comprehensive understanding of why and how the drugs were working, this approach could lead to unwanted side-effects.
A new way of making medicines, known as rational drug design, produces drugs that are specifically targeted to protein receptors in the body. By visualising the stress protein receptor at the atomic level, they were able, for the first time, to identify a 'pocket' in the structure. Computer technology will allow scientists to design a drug to fit precisely into this pocket, inhibiting the response of the 'stress' receptor. Such focused targeting will only affect the receptor they are aiming for and reduce the chance of unexpected side effects. The level of detail required for this work could only be achieved using the intense synchrotron light produced at Diamond Light Source, the UK's synchrotron science facility in Oxfordshire. The synchrotron speeds electrons to near light speed, producing a light 10 billion times brighter than the sun. Around 2,500 scientists a year use this light to study samples, and its intensity allows them to visualise on a scale that is unobtainable in their home laboratories. Heptares is currently the biggest annual industrial user of the synchrotron.


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OJPsych Vol.2 No.3 , July 2012
Obsessive-compulsive disorder in disguise—Case report
Author(s) John E. Berg*, Jorid Grimeland
Faculty of Health Sciences, Oslo and Akershus University College, Oslo, Norway.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) may mimic other minor and major psychiatric disorders or symptoms. Psychomotor disturbances may also be seen in OCD. Symptoms and complaints could be misinterpreted. Differential diagnostic assessments would be difficult either if the person has OCD or another diagnostic entity with OCD related symptoms. If clinicians in residential or outpatient settings do not realize this, the patients may suffer from inadvertent pharmacological treatment efforts, to no avail. A representative case of the former is presented. Withdrawal of all psychotropic medications cold turkey did not increase symptom load during the following weeks, indicating little benefit from medications. Because of continued complaints from the patient, psychotropic medications were gradually reintroduced, without any improvement. OCD patients may not be helped by extensive use of psychotropics and doctors responsible for them should employ other methods of reducing OCD symptoms than lumping together diverse psychotropics. There is evidence for the value of intensive cognitive behaviour therapy, but also for addressing the social conditions of the patients.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder; Medication; Ward Atmosphere
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Berg, J. and Grimeland, J. (2012) Obsessive-compulsive disorder in disguise—Case report. Open Journal of Psychiatry, 2, 204-206. doi: 10.4236/ojpsych.2012.23026.
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Star Wars Sundays presents: Episode I of 'What the Prequels are all about'
by Guest Blogger | Jun 1, 2014 | Movies, Star Wars Sundays | 1 comment
Episode I: What the Prequels Are About
Some time ago, my friend Doc Palindrome (no relation to Sarah or Michael) asked me if I would write a defense of the Star Wars prequels for this here website. I was only mildly interested in doing so – I'd rather write my own stories than comment on the stories written by others. Besides, so much has already been written (much of it hostile) about the Star Wars prequels, and I wasn't sure how badly I wanted throw more wood on that fire.
But the idea has festered in the back of my mind since then. And since this year is the 15th anniversary of Episode I: The Phantom Menace, I figure I should write something to mark the occasion. Since the prequels are such an over-flogged topic, I want to keep this as short and simple as I can. I'll try not to get into complex analysis of the importance of this or that story thread, since DFAT's own Col. Robert Graff seems to be on top of that. And I won't list the specific elements that are good or great in isolation (the action sequences, the music, etc), since the Nostalgia Critic's "Top 11 Good Things from the Star Wars Prequels" video has already done that.
Basically, I'm going to briefly explain what I think the Star Wars prequels are trying to do and say, despite some flaws in execution. And I will argue why I feel some of the fan criticism of these films has been excessive.
To begin, let's start with a particular scene in Episode II: Attack of the Clones. It's the scene where Anakin and Padme are lounging around in a field on Naboo somewhere, discussing politics:
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Anakin: We need a system where the politicians sit down and discuss the problem, agree what's in the best interest of all the people, and then do it.
Padmé: That's exactly what we do. The trouble is that people don't always agree.
Anakin: Well, then they should be made to.
Padmé: By whom? Who's gonna make them? Anakin: I don't know. Someone. Padmé: You?
Anakin: Of course not me.
Padmé: But someone?
Anakin: Someone wise.
Padmé: Sounds an awful lot like a dictatorship to me.
Anakin: Well, if it works … [/box_light]
On one level, this is the kind of awkward, preachy dialogue that people point to when criticizing the prequels. And either George Lucas or his actors seem uncertain how to make this kind of speech seem natural. But set aside the issues with execution, and look at what's actually being communicated here.
Anakin is basically admitting that he's impatient with the process, and the results, of democracy. He also thinks that life would be simpler if someone just decided how things would be. (He claims not to want that role for himself, though of course Episode III would prove otherwise.)
If you've spent any time on the Internet, you've probably noticed how mad people get whenever they are exposed to beliefs or viewpoints that differ from their own. (I don't watch Fox News, but my Facebook friends seem to watch it all day just so they can angrily keep everyone constantly updated as to what new outrage has been broadcast on that channel.) Both liberals and conservatives seem to believe that if only absolutely everyone saw things as they do, there would finally be democracy. But of course, the opposite is true: if there was only one party, one viewpoint, there would be dictatorship. In a democracy, there is disagreement and dissent. Which raises a moral issue: How much dissent can a society endure, and still function?
It's an issue that George Lucas is certainly aware of. It's been pointed out many times that the original Star Wars came out when the wounds of Watergate and the Vietnam War were still fresh. Lucas has stated that President Nixon's attempt to stay in power for a third term, with the support of the military, was an inspiration for the Emperor's rise to power.
One of the earliest versions of the Star Wars storyline, from 1973 (as published in J. W. Rinzler's The Making of Star Wars), centers around a planet that has been threatened, Naboo-like, by enemies aided by the Empire. Lucas' notes explicitly compare the planet to North Vietnam and the Empire to America. A Sith knight who turns to good by the end of the story is described as "like Green Beret who realizes wrong of Empire".
Yet some of Lucas' political views are more conservative. In a 1987 Rolling Stone interview, he acknowledges how society has changed since the Vietnam war: "The system has not worked as efficiently as it used to. A culture operates totally on faith: if you can get a large group of people to believe something, then it works. If you can't, then it won't work. The Sixties shot the hell out of any shared vision we had for this place." Lucas has often said that Star Wars – and his previous film, American Graffiti – were his attempt to offer 1970s youth a more hopeful and less cynical vision of what life could be about. It's been argued that the massive appeal of the original Star Wars, when it came out in 1977, was that it helped to heal those wounds. After decades of social conflict between young and old, left and right, here was something that everyone could enjoy together.
This is also a reason why boomer critics regarded Star Wars warily: after years of cinematic innovation and edginess, here was a simple story of good against evil, where conflict is resolved through war and violence. Science fiction writer Harlan Ellison gave the original Star Wars one of its most damning criticisms – he felt that its black-and-white morality, its shallow characters, and its determination to give audiences what they want (by having sound effects in the vacuum of space) were evidence that the movie was keeping people stupid and ignorant.
Lucas may have wanted to provide hope and optimism, but for the next generation, those alleged lessons did not really take hold. Generation X embraced the very cynicism that the original film attempted to banish. For millions of X-er fanboys, The Empire Strikes Back is the greatest Star Wars film, precisely because it upends all the comforts of the original film. Luke learns a horrifying fact about his father, Obi-wan turns out to have been a liar, and the heroes endure difficult defeats. So, even since the days of the original trilogy, Star Wars has had a paradoxical appeal: as something that provides escapist pandering to audience expectations, and as something that acknowledges the difficulty and complexity of real life.
That's it for part one, Stay Tuned for Part two of What the Prequels are About, next week here at DFAT!
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Wiley Humanities Festival 2018: Why Technology Matters: The Humanities in the 21st Century
The field of humanities is changing rapidly, along with the world, as new technologies alter centuries of tradition in various disciplines. In this, the third year of the Wiley Humanities Festival, we'll focus on the digital humanities, and how technology has revolutionized the way the humanities will be taught, learned, and researched for years to come.
The festival will take place Thursday, September 13th, and will conclude with our free webinar, which looks at why technology matters, especially within the humanities in the twenty-first century. Below you'll find brief introductions for the participants of our webinar.
Register now for the webinar and join us on September 13th to take part and learn more about the digital humanities.
Steve has a lifelong commitment to the fundamental mission of teaching and research in the humanities and social sciences. After graduating in philosophy from McGill University in Montreal and Oxford University, Steve embarked upon a career in SSH publishing spanning over twenty-five years — first at Blackwell Publishers in Oxford UK, and then at Wiley in Boston MA. Steve has served in various editorial capacities, including as editorial director of the social sciences and humanities books program during a period of transformational change. Amongst other things, Steve helped lead and launch the creation of Blackwell Reference Online, the world's largest and most authoritative digital reference resource, and Wiley's ambitious portfolio of eMRWs. In more recent years, Steve has been focusing on strategic development and the fast-growing open access program at Wiley.
Professor Kingsley Bolton joined Nanyang Technological University in 2013, as Professor of English Linguistics and Head of the Language and Communication Centre. Professor Kingsley Bolton has published sixteen books (edited and authored), and more than eighty journal articles and book chapters. He is Co-Editor of the Wiley journal, World Englishes. He is also a Member of the Editorial Boards of Applied Linguistics Review, Educational Studies, English Today, English World-Wide, Global Chinese, and the Journal of World Languages. Professor Bolton served as Elected President of the International Association for World Englishes from 2003-04, is a Founding Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy for the Humanities, and Professor Emeritus of Stockholm University, Sweden.
Miranda Richardson has been Editor of the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, published for the Nautical Archaeology Society, for the past six years. A love of sailing, diving, and an archaeology education and career, followed by a stint in newspaper journalism, brought her to the role, of which she says: 'How could I not love it? I get to sail both around the world and through time, at least in my imagination'. The constraints of working under water have made maritime archaeologists early adopters of new technologies and encouraged them to use digital means to present current research to both academic audiences and the general public.
Lizzie Brophy is currently a Senior Journals Publishing Manager at Wiley where she manages a list of Political Science, Archaeology, and Geography journals. Her background is in Classical Archaeology, and she completed her DPhil in Ptolemaic and Roman Royal Sculpture at Oxford in 2015. Since joining Wiley as a Journals Publishing Assistant in 2015, she has been putting those research skills to use, especially thinking about journal metrics and the role of social media in the research landscape.
We hope you'll join us for a lively discussion of the evolution of the humanities!
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More Questions from Wiley's Migration Webinar Roundtable
Last Friday, I was thrilled to have Dr. Serena Parekh, Dr. Immanuel Ness, and Dr. Reenee Singh join me for an hour long webinar discussion on the Syrian refugee crisis and the wider implications of global migration.
The three panelists discussed the refugee crisis in terms of children's welfare, globalization, media coverage and bias, government aid, and the impact of these types of crises on families. Parekh, Ness, and Singh all made insightful points. Dr. Parekh discussed the relationship between concepts of statehood and boundaries, and how borders become permeable in our digital age and are a form of exclusion – harmful to human rights. Dr. Ness pointed out that government aid from neighboring countries and the countries of the UN is great, but there should also be a burden of aid on the countries that are forcing refugees to leave in the first place. And Dr. Ness shared her experiences as a family therapist in helping families address new the culture in which they are now living, and how to manage the stress of new multicultural lifestyles.
I want to thank our panelist for an impactful discussion. During the roundtable, we answered a few questions from our listeners, but we didn't manage to answer them all. Below are two more questions from our listeners, answered by our panelists.
How are the receiving local authorities handling the pressure of such influx and are they readily equipped? -Marjory, Student, South Africa
IN: Destination countries have a range of policies on migration, depending on labor skill, population shortage, and causes of population shifts. In the European context today, the passage of migrants is creating political pressures on the governments in the Balkans and in Eastern and Central Europe, due to growing xenophobia against foreigners of Muslim dissent. We are even seeing growing nationalism in Germany, with the growth of the right-wing social movement, Pergida. In response, tensions are rising and government leaders are scrambling to arrive at coherent policies through imposing border control or persuading sending countries to create safe havens for refugees.
Can you speak to the cultural shock and differences that arise between refugees and the nationals of the hosting country? – Mary, PhD Candidate, Canada
IN: Those refugees who have traveled as far as Europe are likely to have higher levels of education and skills and often the same religious traditions. Eastern European leaders have permitted the migration of Catholic and Eastern Right emigres from Syria but are reticent to allow Muslims to enter and settle in their countries. However, Germany was a recipient of tens of thousands of Turks in the post-war years who filled job shortages, and many stayed permanently and have been absorbed into the national fabric of the country. The new wave of migrants are refugees, and may also contribute to the economic expansion of Central and Eastern European economies. However, it is also possible that they could tighten labor markets and work for lower wages, expanding unemployment and the reserve army of labor.
RS: Refugees suffer from what Renos Papadopoulos would describe as 'nostalgic disorientation' which is about missing the sights, sounds and smells of home. Everything in the host country can seem strange and confusing. Many refugees do not come from welfare states and do not know how such complex systems in the Western world work. This is compounded with language difficulties. Sometimes, one family member (often the man) can remain loyal to their country of origin while women, especially women with children, tend to adapt more quickly to the host county. Children will often take on the roles of translators and cultural guides for the families, creating inversions of gendered and generational roles. Further, the notions of how 'the family' is constructed and what constitutes mental health, problems and their treatment varies greatly from one culture to another. Refugees may experience the lack of fit between their belief systems and those of the host country.
Keep checking back on the Philosopher's Eye next week, where we will be posting two more blogs from A.M Findlay, editor of Population, Space and Place, and Antipode.
Samantha Green, Marketing Manager, Wiley MA candidate in Children's Literature, Simmons College Graduate School of Library and Information Science
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Virtual Roundtable Discussion on Migration and the Refugee Crisis
At the end of 2014, there were an estimated 19.5 million refugees worldwide. This crisis was drawn once again into sharp light as Syrian refugees flooded Europe in recent months. Many of these people are families with children, forced to flee their homes or risk their safety.
Join us Friday, October 16, 12:00pm – 1:00pm EST for a virtual roundtable discussion on migration and the refugee crisis. Our panel of experts span the social sciences and humanities to examine issues of refugees and migration ranging from ethics, family studies, and geo-political. Register today as seating is limited!
Our Panelists
Dr. Immanuel Ness is a professor of political science at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. Editor-in-Chief of The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration, Ness' research focuses on labor, urban political economy, migration, imperialism, and social mobilizations, worker insurrections, strikes, solidarity in Global North and Global South.
He is a labor activist who founded the New York Unemployed Committee, Lower East Side Community-Labor Coalition and labor organizer for several unions.
Dr. Serena Parekh is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Northeastern University, where she also holds the position as Director of the Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Program. Her primary research interests are in social and political philosophy, feminist theory, continental philosophy, and the philosophy of human rights.
Dr. Parekh has contributed to noted journals such as Hypatia, Philosophy Compass, and The Southern Journal of Philosophy. She is also the Editor of the APA Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy.
Dr. Reenee Singh is a family therapist based in London at the House Partnership. She is also Co-Director at the Tavistock and UEL Family Therapy and Systemic Research Centre as well as Editor of the Journal of Family Therapy.
Singh holds a particular interest in the intersection of therapy, race and culture. She attributes her personal history and cultural context, growing up in India and having lived and worked in Singapore, as an influence her approach to therapy, research, supervision and training.
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A High Court judge has awarded nominal damages of €100 each to four young men over "limited" breach of their constitutional rights arising from their treatment following serious incidents last August at Oberstown children's detention centre.
Ms Justice Una Ní Raifeartaigh ruled Oberstown was entitled to separate the four into locked rooms for periods of up to three weeks and that separation was not unconstitutional.
However, their constitutional rights were breached insofar as they were deprived of physical exercise and contact with their families during the separation period, she declarared.
Their constitutional rights were also breached insofar as there were no procedural safeguards relating to imposition of separation and associated deprivations, particularly the formal written recording of decisions and reasons regarding imposition and continuation of the separation regime, she held.
The totality of conditions of detention during the separation period did not amount to inhuman and degrading treatment, she further found.
Noting the four claimed damages, including exemplary damages, she held they were not entitled to exemplary damages and were entitled only to nominal damages of €100 each.
The conduct of the executives at Oberstown was "far from a wilful and malicious violation of the applicants' rights" and was rather "a response to a risk-fraught situation of the applicants own making", she said.
While the response "may have gone too far in certain respects, and failed to observe procedural safeguards, the overall context was one of trying to make safe an institution which had just been through a major upheaval".
Given the "limited" breaches of constitutional rights, and that no evidence was put before the court that the four suffered actual psychological harm, she would award nominal damages for the breaches of constitutional rights.
In light of her findings, it was not necessary to address additional claims of breach of the applicants' rights under the European Convention on Human Rights, she added.
Earlier in her 86-page judgment, the judge said the case was unusual in that it concerned the constitutional rights of young persons in a detention school.
A young person, in relation to solitary confinement or separation, has no lesser constitutional rights than an adult simply because of the educational role of a detention school and because of the quasi-parental power of the director of Oberstown under the Children's Act 2001, she held.
The case was by four males, two aged 16, one aged 17 and the fourth 18 when it was heard earlier this year. None can be identified. A hearing to decide liability for the substantial costs will be held later.
In their action, all four alleged they were subject to "de facto solitary confinement" arising from their treatment following incidents at the north Co Dublin centre on the night of August 29/30, 2016.
Their claims included they were locked into rooms for "unjustifiable" periods without stimulation or exercise and communication only via a hatch in the door of the room.
They also alleged they were denied contact and visits with family members and their treatment was in breach of Oberstown's separation policy.
The actions were brought against the director of Oberstown, the Ministers for Justice and Children and Youth Affairs, and the State. The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission was involved as an assistant to the court on legal issues.
The director of Oberstown, Pat Bergin, denied their rights were breached and said, arising from the seriousness of the August 2016 incidents, certain measures had to be taken under the separation policy.
The incidents involved a number of detained young people getting onto the roof of a building on the campus and substantial damage to another building, he said.
The director believed the four plaintiffs were involved in some way in the incidents, the court heard.


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I posted an article from Mark who I knew who had experienced homophobia in football. I knew there was a follow up coming about when Mark took up rugby but I did not know what it would say.
Anyhow here is the article on what Mark found when he took up Rugby.
Somewhat relieved that rugby turned out to be highly inclusive, although I do wonder how supporters would react if a top player in the premiership was openly gay - I can imagine that there would still be comments shouted out, albeit not like in football.
Can't help thinking of the fuss made some made when TP decided they wanted Tool Station on our shirts.
Be naive to think rugby can be complacent about these things.
Edit/PS- thank you for the link.
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Agree we shouldn't be complacent or holier than thou about it but my instinct was that rugby was fairly inclusive, I'm not aware of any openly gay Premiership players but we've had internationals and perhaps the most high profile ref in the game for many years.
Wasn't there also an incident some years back, I think at a six nations game, where there was some abuse along these lines but they took it extremely seriously and identified and banned the individuals?
Was reading an article in the Beeb about a week ago about gay rugby teams, of which there are about 20ish in the country. In my opinion this is completely the wrong way to go about it, segregation will do nothing to help the inclusivity of the sport.
On a side note I remember something about an Ealing player being openly gay? Came across as a top bloke in the interview and I believe has had massive support from his teammates which is encouraging.
I think it depends StGonne - certainly if it was a matter of segregation then definitely a no-no but as far as I am aware it would be a choice and the players could play for any other team should they choose? Similar to most clubs having a 'vets' team - in my experience some of the older players are still playing for the 'main' teams while some try and get into the vets straight from Colts cause its a bit more laid back!
I am sure rugby isn't perfect. It is full of human beings and we all have our failings.
I was just pleased to see it was more positive than Football.
As us at Bristol Bears have found out, there are those who have chosen to mock us by linking to Bristol Bear Bar and Festival as if it's somehow amusing. Indicates a level of homophobia but not outright hatred or similar, so some work still to be done in rugby. Our club Twitter has been actively engaging with the gay community, I believe we had Bris representatives at Bristol Pride as well, and one of our main media guys who's also a radio presenter is an openly gay bear which all help.
Friend of mine who plays women's rugby up in Scotland reliably informs me that a large percentage of her team are gay but not all, so it's not as if there's segregation as an above poster was commenting upon. I am not against gay teams, mixed and LGB teams both serve a purpose and have a place. So overall I think we should be pleased when compared to other sports but there is still room for improvements.
I think it's a sad reflection on society that there has to be a "gay" anything. We are all human beings and should be able to join together in sport irrespective of sexual proclivity, religion, race or any other labels. Male or female versions of sport is a bit different given the physical differences but otherwise we are all just people.
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Main Stream Media obsession with Labelling 'mixed race' 'Divorcee' WHY ?
As us at Bristol Bears have found out, there are those who have chosen to mock us by linking to Bristol Bear Bar and Festival as if it's somehow amusing. Indicates a level of homophobia but not outright hatred or similar, so some work still to be done in rugby.
It was very funny. Laughing at funny things involving gay people is not homophobic.
The way the club managed seemingly without realising to change its own name to something which is both recognised gay slang, and the name of an established gay bar in your city which even owns the "bristolbears" domain name which was, on the day it was announced the name had changed, the top search result for "bristol bears" was all just highly amusing - one if those "laughing at other peoples blunders" things.
The gay bar in question itself clearly also think it is funny, as they have since continued the joke by using a painting that looks like a rugby maul involving your team, but where the 'players' are kissing on their marketing material, which I think is fabulous. The rugby club should just laugh along, embrace it and send some free XXXL shirts down to their Bear Festival.
If rugby fans started mocking Bristol fans relentlessly over it in a "you take it up the ***" way, that is very problematic, but that won't happen, because we aren't football morons.
The biggest sign if any of homophobic discomfort with it all I've seen is a few Bris fans unable to see the funny side of being inadvertently linked to the big hairy gay man community.
Spot on, all about the tone and intent - in the same way that I don't think there's any homophobia intended in laughing at those with 'Toolstation' emblazoned on their chests.... it's funny because some marketing person didn't spot it.
Spin in the mainstream media is a whole different kettle of fish but for me, if a particular group of people want to create a rugby team together then so be it, as long as it is their choice and not being told they have to (obvious practical safety bits aside like age/weight group rugby).