So, from my perspective now, yes, a light body/lightbody is real. Yet… it's not what you think. And once you get here, it doesn't matter what you think… or thought in 3/4… or even 5D.
I could compare it to when, some time ago, many were writing on ascending into 5D/new Earth. I, like many, had some questions yet I seemed to know that I'd still be physically here/on Earth verses disappearing/transcending to another Earth. It was a new experience for many and, in time I'd experience 5D in my own ways, right here and now.
A light body can be experienced in so many ways. Some will not need any knowledge or explanation. It can be felt as lighter in weight to your former you/body. Happier, freer… brighter. And rightfully so. Often one has done quite a bit of clearing work. It can be felt as awakening chakra's/aspects/skills/dna/a higher/Master/crystal(s)/Christ self. For me, it's been an amazing (yet, yes also challenging) process and one that will continue.
I think of this moment and pictures I took a few years ago. A sunset by a pond on a cold January afternoon. And as I stood there, there was a stillness… and I then became mesmerized as the light reflected. I was certain this moment (and all of the elements) were a reminder. I didn't need to make sense of it in my mind, I felt it. The next morning, I awoke to a fresh unforecasted fallen snow, so bright… anew. Everything glowed and I thought perfect symbolism and beauty.
Really, I could/should end this post here… for some will understand, yet I write a bit more for those who wish to read.
So… how does one? Well, there are so many ways and to each there own. For some they will allow it to happen. Some will seek out teachers. Some will follow their guidance alone. Some will wonder, others will know. These are the vast experiences we signed up for. What I will say is, there's no wrong way to.
I will also share there will be moments where one is so light/bright/different vibration that you will move with such speed, ease and grace… that you might as well have been in Spirit form. At times one is not visible/a part of certain realities.
Oh… and did I mention that time… patience/incredible patience is needed? It is (or has been for me/many) a process. And will others notice? Well, yes and no and you'll be surprised at times who does… and doesn't.
Honored and thank you. Blessings!
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As I've done healing work, I've had experiences of seeing darkness leaving me and then seeing light blaze out from within myself. I've had the knowing that my core self is light, and healing is merely clearing away all that is not me (and this shows up in many ways).
Oh I LOVE this! YES! And great to hear from you… ((HUG)).


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Regeringskonferensen kan föregås av ett konvent, som bereder de föreslagna fördragsändringarna grundligt och utarbetar en rekommendation till konferensen om vilka ändringar som ska antas. Efter att konventet har antagit sin rekommendation sammankallas regeringskonferensen av ordförandeskapet i Europeiska unionens råd. Konferensen går igenom detaljerna i konventets rekommendation och förhandlar om de frågor där regeringarnas företrädare inte är överens. Regeringskonferensen antar fördragsändringarna med enhällighet. Dess arbete avslutas med ett sammanträde i Europeiska rådet, där eventuella kvarstående förhandlingsfrågor avgörs och enighet nås om fördragsändringarna. Därefter översätts de föreslagna fördragsändringarna till unionens officiella språk och granskas av både jurister och lingvister. Slutligen undertecknar stats- eller regeringscheferna i Europeiska rådet den officiella fördragstexten.

Om de föreslagna fördragsändringarna är begränsade kan Europeiska rådet med enkel majoritet efter godkännande av Europaparlamentet besluta att inget konvent ska sammankallas, utan att regeringskonferensens mandat istället ska fastställas av Europeiska rådet. Om fördragsändringarna dessutom är begränsade till unionens inre politik och inte utökar unionens befogenheter, kan Europeiska rådet med enhällighet direkt anta fördragsändringarna efter samråd med Europaparlamentet, kommissionen och, om förslaget rör institutionella ändringar på det monetära området, Europeiska centralbanken, utan att varken något konvent eller någon regeringskonferens sammankallas.

I samtliga av dessa fall måste de antagna fördragsändringarna ratificeras av alla medlemsstater i enlighet med deras respektive konstitutionella bestämmelser innan de kan träda i kraft. Genom Lissabonfördraget infördes övergångsklausuler som gör det möjligt för Europeiska rådet att i vissa specifika fall ändra fördragen utan att fördragsändringarna måste ratificeras av medlemsstaterna.

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Integrity: Consistent, strong ethics are the backbone of organizational success. We believe doing the right thing means practicing and preaching sound conservation policies.
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May 2015: Bob, our beloved meat and seafood manager, thought he had struck gold when a local supplier sold him some "Organic Salmon." However, I immediately called foul on the supplier and producer, because I knew for a fact that the USDA does not certify any seafood as organic.
Four months later, after six interviews, days of research and even a trip to the "Organic Salmon" farm on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, I feel that I have solved the mystery and am ready to make Pilgrim's official recommendations.
The salmon aquaculture industry began about 40 years ago to help meet the rising demand for salmon, mainly in Europe, the United States and Japan. About 60% of the salmon we eat comes from farms. This $5.4 billion industry generates almost two million metric tons of farmed salmon each year.
The aquaculture industry is only expected to grow. According to a 2009 report from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, most of the increase in seafood production will be seen in the aquaculture industry, especially since the wild fisheries are depleted and controlled, and therefore limited.
Proponents of aquaculture claim that the demand for seafood has already exceeded what the natural fisheries can support, and over half of the total seafood supply is currently consumed worldwide. Although they do admit to the deleterious impacts of aquaculture on wild salmon and the greater marine ecosystem, they argue that the industry is improving and impacts are being significantly reduced.
Partial evidence of this improvement is the commitment of 15 companies, representing 70% of global farmed production, to certify 100% of their production through the Aquaculture Stewardship Council by 2020. This is purported to measurably reduce the negative impact of salmon production on some of the world's mostecologically important regions. The efforts of this new "Organic Salmon" farm and the other members of the Pacific Organic Seafood Association are another example of the improving industry. However, is it enough?
Poorly managed salmon farms can spread disease and parasites among wild fish, while overuse of chemicals and fish waste can affect ocean ecosystems. In addition, the use of marine organisms as feed for farmed fish impacts natural resources.
In the disturbing yet controversial documentary Salmon Confidential, biologist and wildlife activist, Alex Morton, shows a graph telling of a dramatic decline in wild fish runs around Vancouver Island since the introduction of open-net pens in the early 90s. Alex claims that all but one of the rivers have suffered drastic reductions in the wildruns.
The movie goes on to persuade that diseases spread by the salmon farms located on the migratory routes of wild salmon are the reason for the decline of the wild fish. This theory is reported to be further confirmed by the fact that the one river with a still vibrant wild run is the only river in the region that does NOT have a salmon farm nearby.
The movie drops what appears to be a deathblow to the industry and its government oversight when it presents disturbing evidence of an intentional cover-up campaign of scientific findings that suggest that diseases spread by the farms were the smoking gun – the reason for the rapid decline of wild salmon runs!
The name of the fish farm with the organic claim is Creative Salmon. Creative Salmon has indeed engaged the Canadian General Standards Board and has been instrumental in the creation of organic seafood standards in Canada. The process was somewhat lengthy, and it involved a stakeholder committee of industry members, consumer advocates, regulators and environmental organizations. In addition, it went through two extensive public reviews and many changes before being published.
At this time, the standards are voluntary and are yet to equal the Canadian national organic certification for agricultural foods, in terms of regulation. Furthermore, it has no equivalency in the U.S. where the USDA is still discussing the merits and pitfalls of an organic seafood certification. Europe has established standards in addition to Canada, but I think they might conduct another review once these standards become mandatory and regulated.
Although we support the work that Creative Salmon is doing to raise healthy salmon in a manner that is friendly to the neighboring wild salmon, we do not recommend purchasing their salmon just yet. At this time, Pilgrim's defers to organizations like the Monterey Bay and Vancouver Aquariums, which both have conservation programs created to educate and empower consumers about issues surrounding sustainable seafood. One program is called Seafood Watch, and the other is called Ocean Wise. Be on the lookout for their recommendations in our seafood section and vote with your dollars by purchasing seafood that is recognized as safe and sustainable.
We hope that we can endorse Creative Salmon someday soon, but for now, you can rest assured that we are doing our homework to offer you the highest quality seafood we can find, that will also create a healthy future for our environment and our families.
Grapes, melons, figs, peppers and eggplant – available in May? It is a privilege to have access to such symbols of summer in the Inland Northwest long before our region can produce these fruits and vegetables. To support out-of-season consumer demands like these, our food system operates with a very high level of efficiency, a spectacular entourage of agricultural tools, multiple generations of great minds, and a whole lot of very hard-working people. In order to better understand this food system and thereby better serve and support our customers, I was given the opportunity to visit some of the largest-producing organic farms in the Imperial and Coachella valley's, where I had the chance to converse and network with the farmers, distributors and wholesalers that allow sweet cantaloupe and watermelon to be staples of your memorial day and independence day weekends.
Unforeseen environmental pressures are a constant for farmers. In 2015, lack of winter precipitation in the Sierra's caused farms and municipalities who rely on the snowpack, to re-evaluate and limit all of their water use. However, the greater Palm Springs area was among the few regions that had water, due to the Coachella canal system. 160 miles of canals, full of diverted Colorado River water, line out this area, and are some the most sophisticated canal systems in the world. If the densely populated urban areas to the north need water, however, these farms will then join the majority of Californian agriculture forced to drastically reduce their water consumption. For now, these farms are prospering. The desert conditions allow this area to provide some of the first domestic Mediterranean fruits and vegetables of the year.
My group met up with Anthony Bianco of Anthony Vineyards. We visited part of his 2000-acre grape vineyard, as well as his packaging facilities, and then move on to the date palm orchards where we learned about the thinning, pollinating and harvesting done by their experts, called Palmeros. From there, we visited the farms supporting the Pasha and Mr. Grape labels. Pasha packs peppers and eggplant, and you can guess the crops harvested by Mr. Grape! Their umbrella company also grows multiple varieties of citrus. We then met up with Sutton Morgan, owner of Oasis Organics, who is another multi-generational farmer who grows melons, onions, potatoes and what California calls "winter crops" – broccoli, celery, cauliflower, carrots and other wet vegetables. We then visited storage sheds being utilized by multiple growers and witnessed hydro-cooling and air-cooling in action. For all of these growers, time is of the essence as they move produce from vine to cooler in the Coachella desert, where temperatures can climb well into the 100's in the daytime.
Our final stop took us to Gless Ranch, where several varieties of fresh figs are grown. The beautiful trees were full of the commodity, but due to the fragility of this fruit, only 6,000 pounds of the 10,000 pounds picked in a day is sellable. The rest are discarded. Sad as it is, it is equally incredible that this fragile fruit can be grown and shipped on such a scale, and we can enjoy fresh California figs in June!
This experience for me was ultimately a reminder that our food is precious and should never be taken for granted. Humans have labored for thousands of years to master the art of agriculture in order to better support whole communities. Today's food system allows us to enjoy, and even expect, many types of fruits and vegetables, year-round. While a local food system is ideal, these organic farms exist to support our summertime cravings, and work with integrity to bring us high quality products and give back to the environment.


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Planet Earth Live (TV series)
Planet Earth Live is a live-action nature documentary screened on British television. Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and broadcast in May 2012, the programme was presented by Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury.[1]
Planet Earth Live
Nature documentary
Will Clough
Julia Bradbury
Original language(s)
Tim Scoones
Lucinda Axelsson
Andy Chastney
Vanessa Coates
Production location(s)
Kenya, United States, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Peru
BBC Natural History Unit
16:9 576i (SDTV)
16:9 1080i (HDTV)
6 May (2012-05-06) –
24 May 2012 (2012-05-24)
3 Critical reception
FormatEdit
Planet Earth Live featured real-time footage of young animals from five continents[2] throughout the month of May.[1] Broadcast three times per week, teams of nature experts and documentary makers monitored the activity of animals in their area, reporting back on the day's events.[3] Animals featured included meerkats in the Kalahari Desert, American black bears in Minnesota, lions and African bush elephants in East Africa, toque macaques in Sri Lanka, gray whales off the coast of California, polar bears in Svalbard and giant otters in Peru.
The programme was shown in May 2012 on BBC One in the United Kingdom and was broadcast in 140 countries in total, making it the most ambitious global wildlife series the BBC had ever undertaken.[4] In the US it was retitled 24/7 Wild and aired on NatGeo Wild; in South Africa, Asia, Australia, Italy, Nordic countries, New Zealand and Poland it was shown on BBC Knowledge; and in India on BBC Entertainment.[5]
RatingsEdit
Episode No.
Total viewers
Weekly channel ranking
1 6 May 2012 6.06m 8
2 9 May 2012 4.12m 24
3 10 May 2012 4.06m 26
6 17 May 2012 Under 4.15m Outside top 30
Critical receptionEdit
The show was criticised for the lack of live coverage, with many of the animal scenes having been pre-recorded.[6][7][8][9] There were also mixed reviews with regard to the style of presenters. Some of the viewers praised the choice of Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury, as fresh and put across the facts in an easy to understand way, whereas others felt that the presenters were not wildlife experts, were out of their depth and inappropriate for this genre. BBC meanwhile, claim that the show has a huge viewership and only a relatively small number of complaints.[2][8][10][11]
^ a b Mohan, Isabel (3 May 2012). "Planet Earth Live, BBC One, preview". telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ a b Edwards, Tim (8 May 2012). "Richard Hammond has ruined Planet Earth Live, say viewers". theweek.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ Gee, Catherine (4 May 2012). "Planet Earth Live: a 'global Springwatch' from the BBC". telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ "The most ambitious BBC global wildlife series ever undertaken - Planet Earth Live to air globally in 140 countries". BBC Press Office. Retrieved 5 February 2013.
^ "Planet Earth Live: On TV". BBC one. Archived from the original on 9 May 2012. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ Ward, Victoria (8 May 2012). "Planet Earth Live criticised for lack of live action". telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ Attewill, Fred (8 May 2012). "Viewers call on BBC to scrap Planet Earth Live after animal no-show". metro.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ a b Hogan, Phil (13 May 2012). "Rewind TV: Homeland; Prisoners of War; Planet Earth Live; A Civil Arrangement; Edward VIII: The Plot to Topple a King". guardian.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ O'Sullivan, Kevin (27 May 2012). "What on Earth were the Beeb thinking with Planet Earth Live?". mirror.co.uk. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ "BBC Points of View website for Planet Earth Live comments". 8 May 2012. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ Edwards, Tim (8 May 2012). "BBC defends 'popular' Richard Hammond from Planet Earth Live critics". Retrieved 29 May 2012.
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The Best of the Northwest (BONW) contest, now in its ninth year, has readers vote for their favorites for everything from best bookstore to best yoga instructor. Top three businesses in each of more than 125 categories get a certificate to hang on their store's wall, and it has become a badge of honor to have one.
After all the votes are counted and results published, we have a party. A big one. About 400 people attended the BONW bash last year, and it has become one of the hottest tickets in town. But the contest reverberations don't end there.
"Businesses who win get a huge push in their sales typically over the next six months," says Lisa Karlberg, Bellingham Alive president, who started the contest.
As for the misconception that we, the magazine, chose winners? Fake news. Just ask office manager Jenn Bachtel, who holes up for days in August tallying and categorizing thousands of votes. "We do a huge survey and we put it out to our readers, and they're the ones who choose who the best are in the community," says Karlberg. (One person wrote "Anywhere but my house," as a vote for Best Kids' Birthday Party last year. Another answered "My neighbor's free WiFi" for Best IT Service Provider. You think we could make that stuff up?)
Thanks to social media and improved online voting, last year, a total 522,217 votes were received from more than 45,419 individual voters, a record and a big jump from the year before.
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How the Internet Works
If we can use the Internet to deliver blank ballots, then why not use it to return voted ballots? Part of the answer lies with the nature of the Internet itself. If we are to be sure that the vote cast is the same as the vote counted, we need a way to guarantee that 1) the voted ballot has not been substituted or altered in transit, and 2) the ballot received actually was sent by the voter, not someone impersonating them. But due to the way the Internet currently works, neither of these conditions can be assured. Before looking at sending ballots via Email, it's helpful to understand how all Internet communication works, whether it be an email, website, file download, or tweet. What we now call the Internet grew out of research on connecting computers of different types and at different locations into a single network. One of the problems facing researchers was how to move electronic information reliably on pathways that are unknown and unpredictable. Two computers might be connected via a wire across the room, or across a huge network of sub-connections spanning the planet.
One answer is to send information via a relay system, moving from computer to computer in different locations until a final connection was made on the receiving end. This increases the chances of achieving a successful connection because if any single relaying computer is unavailable another one can be found, a new relay established, and the connection completed. Even more reliability is obtained by sending information in discrete chunks known as packets, each of which can take a different pathway to the receiver. For this to work, the receiving computer needs a way to determine the sender of each incoming packet and reassemble all the packets in the correct order. An approach to doing this called TCP/IP is at the heart of the Internet's ability to share information among computers all over planet.
TCP/IP is remarkable in its flexibility. But with that flexibility comes built-in weaknesses that attackers have learned to exploit. For example, one of the things a receiving computer needs to know in order to recognize the source of an incoming packet is the identity of the original sender. To accomplish this, TCP/IP requires that each packet be labeled with a unique "source address" identifying the original sender. Roughly equivalent to the "From" address on a postcard, every data packet sent over the Internet contains this label and identifier. Attackers can intercept packets from the original sender at any relay point and substitute their own. Then the packet label is modified to appear to come from the original source and forwarded to the receiver. The receiving computer is unaware that it's dealing with an imposter because the packet appears to come from the original sender.[1]
Think of it as a postcard sent across the country where the "To" and "From" addresses have been written in pencil, bearing a message reading "Mom, please send money to my new address". On its journey, the postcard stops at several central routing stations for processing and forwarding before reaching its final destination. At any relay point along the way someone could grab the postcard, erase the From address, write down their own address in its place, and wait for Mom to send the cash.
The Internet is a vast network of connected computers spanning the globe. As we've seen, communication between any two computers may be routed through many relay stations throughout the world, with every packet of data potentially vulnerable to manipulation by anyone with access and malicious intent.
Next up, how Email works.
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Readers vs. viewers, which is better for blog stats? Upon discovery of "Feed Stats" now a part of the WordPress service offerings, I am curious. In the feed stats it tells Luke and I how many people read our blog each day through a particular service, like the ever so handy Bloglines. As a future PR-pro, I would think knowing how many people read a blog might be more valuable than viewers. But who is to say that "viewers" are not reading our blog just because they do not do so through a feed. Any thoughts or further insight?
I totally agree with you about comments being a way to measure a blog's success. I get really excited about comments. Feedback is fun! For my MA project I am counting the amount of comments on nonprofit's blogs to see the strength of that community, because I think that is a valid measure. And yes I think we can sympathize.
Thanks, Beth. Sounds like a fantastic MA thesis. Perhaps you'll share it with your readers when it's completed?
I hope Beth shares as I'm interested, too.
This is an interesting question Beth raises about measurement. As blogs become more popular, justifying them and showing results will be difficult. Chris introduces a third part, so now we have readers v. viewers v. commenters. Blogs are supposed to be social, supposed to create conversation, that's the "social" part of the media. But, you're right, how do you get people to comment? That's a whole other issue. If something resonates with a reader, they will almost certainly comment. But, some just like the passive side of reading your opinion without sharing their own. Comments are good, but knowing that people value my thoughts enough to read them is good enough for me. Comments are icing on the cake for me.
Viewers v. readers? I think it's more like Viewers + Readers. I think that's just a way to add the visitors together. Sometimes I read posts via my aggregator and never visit the website. These new stats provided by WordPress allow us to guess how many total "impressions" (ha ha), not just those who actually come to the site.


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Lenten Lamentations
Preparing to Participate in God's Mosaic Kingdom
April 13- Day 44 of Lent
OPENING PRAYER: A PRAYER FOR MAUNDY THURSDAY (Revised Common Lectionary, 2002)
Eternal God, in the sharing of a meal
your son established a new covenant for all people,
and in the washing of feet
he showed us the dignity of service.
Grant that by the power of your Holy Spirit
these signs of our life in faith
may speak again to our hearts,
feed our spirits, and refresh our bodies.
Make us ever more like your Son,
whose self-giving love inaugurates a new order
marked by love, peace, and justice.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY: APRIL 13, 1873
Colfax Massacre in Grant Parish, Louisiana
Trigger Warning: This post details acts of mob violence.
One of the largest racial massacres in U.S. history occurred on Easter Sunday of 1873. On that day, white, Southern, Democrats, who had grown increasingly threatened by recently freed African Americans, stormed the Grant Parish courthouse armed with rifles and a small cannon. In the wake of losing a contested election, the white mob decided to take matters into their own hands by murdering black Republican freedmen and state militia (also black) on their way to the state courthouse.
Upon arriving at the courthouse, they found 60 more African Americans surrounding the building, trying to protect it and defend the democratic process. The mob was enraged because they were not use to African Americans having the power of the ballot, and they could not accept the fact that their candidate John McEnery, an ardent white supremacist, lost. The mob of more than 300 armed white men attacked the 60 black men, firing a cannon at the courthouse. When the cannon discharged, many of the African American defenders fled, and others surrendered after the courthouse was set on fire by the white lynch mob. However, the mob pursued and shot the unarmed African American men who attempted to flee, and killed 37 of the men who surrendered execution style. In the end, three white men and 150 black people were killed.
This was, in the words of historian Eric Foner, "the bloodiest single act of carnage in all of Reconstruction," yet the Supreme Court eventually held that the federal government had no power to protect the newly freed slaves from outright murder, even though the State of Louisiana had done nothing to redress these brutal murders. Federal prosecutors indicted a hundred members of the mob under the Enforcement Act of 1870, a Reconstruction-era law intended to protect newly freed black voters from the Ku Klux Klan. Yet only three defendants were convicted, and they were all freed on appeals when the United States Supreme Court dismissed the charges against them.
Several years later, the Supreme Court case The United States. V. Cruikshank grew out of the Colfax massacre, and severely limited the power of the federal government in protecting the rights of newly freed slaves. Although the right of protection clauses in the 14th Amendment required Congress to secure the right of civil and criminal protection for all citizens, the Supreme Court ruled in Cruikshank that the Fourteenth Amendment only protected African Americans against intentionally discriminatory acts by government officials, not the acts of individual citizens. This made African American citizens vulnerable to racially-motivated violence, especially at the hands of white terrorist groups intent on restoring whites' racial dominance in the South. It also set precedent for severe hindrances in the upholding of the Civil War amendments – the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments- which were specifically ratified to protect the rights of freed blacks in the face of daily "acts of cruelty, oppression, and murder."
The Constitutional Accountability Center later said that The United States. V. Cruikshank was "one of the worst Supreme Court decisions in American history."
SCRIPTURAL REFLECTION: AMOS 5:6-7, 10-12
"Seek the Lord and live,
or he will sweep through the tribes of Joseph like a fire;
it will devour them,
and Bethel will have no one to quench it.
7 There are those who turn justice into bitterness
and cast righteousness to the ground…
10 There are those who hate the one who upholds justice in court
and detest the one who tells the truth.
11 You levy a straw tax on the poor
and impose a tax on their grain.
Therefore, though you have built stone mansions,
you will not live in them;
though you have planted lush vineyards,
you will not drink their wine.
12 For I know how many are your offenses
and how great your sins."
RESPONSE OF LAMENT AND CONFESSION: Please spend some time in personal response, crying out to God with prayers, poems, songs, or art that expresses your lament and confession. If you feel led, please share these responses with others, using #lentenlament #day44
You may close with the following:
Lord have mercy,
Christ have mercy,
CLOSING PRAYER: A Prayer at Westminster Abbey (James Theodore Holly, 1878)
"O Jesus, son of the Living God; who, when Thou wast spurned and rejected and delivered in the hands of sinful men, by the Jews, of the race of Shem; and who, when Thou wast mocked and cruelly ill treated by Pontius Pilate and the Roman soldiers, of the race of Japheth; hadst Thy ponderous cross borne to the summit of Golgotha on the stalwart shoulders of Simon of Cyrene, of the race of Ham; remember this poor, forlorn, and despised people when Thou art come into Thy kingdom. And give me, not a place at Thy right, nor at Thy left, but as a door keeper, that I am see the redeemed of my race sweeping into the new Jerusalem, with the children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob."
–From Conversations with God: Two Centuries of Prayers by African Americans
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April 14- Good Friday


'…the racial pandering of Barry Goldwater'???
Does Jonathan Chait mean the Barry Goldwater who, among other things, desegregated his Arizona department stores long before he was legally required to do so?
Is it possible that Chait doesn't know that, or he does and is pretending not to?
There's nothing about Trump's message which is opposed to "conservatism" at its most primal level. Trump wants to preserve the cultural existence of the American nation-state. Conservatism Inc. defends "conservatism" as a word, but has utterly lost touch with the people they are supposed to defend. For all their invocations of "principle," they appear entirely self-interested and corrupt.
Now, the Republican base has caught on. They have chosen to displace the Beltway Right entirely. And they don't want the same old goofy slogans—but a nationalist movement that will actually fight for them.


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Charlie Ebersol attributes failure of AAF to "different visions" between founders and Tom Dundon
Mike Florio
ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports• April 18, 2019
The Alliance of American Football filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday. In the aftermath of the commencement of the liquidation of the league, co-founder Charlie Ebersol has broken his silence.
"I know everyone has conspiracy theories," Ebersol told John Ourand of SportsBusiness Journal. "But, unfortunately, this may have just died because the main investor and the founders had different visions of what the company was supposed to be. . . . Our long-term vision for building something slowly and getting enterprise value was not aligned with [Tom Dundon's] vision of how he saw the league."
It's not clear what Ebersol means by "conspiracy theories"; the prevailing view is that the AAF behaved as if it had enough money to fund multiple seasons when in reality it didn't. It had commitments, first from primary investor Reggie Fowler and then from Tom Dundon. But the AAF at not point had the money in the bank to pay the bills for even one full season, much less two or more.
"We raised over $170 million in the second quarter of last year," Ebersol said. "We ultimately raised well over $200 million before the launch of the football league. When it became clear that our primary investor [presumably Fowler] was either not able to, or not performing in line with the signed contracts which had been vetted by multiple banks . . . we went out to the market after the success of the first weekend and offered to let other people buy in. Ultimately Tom made an offer to buy in."
In other words, the AAF never had the money in the bank to pay the bills for even one full season, much less two or more.
Even after Dundon committed $250 million to the operations, reports quickly emerged that he could pull the plug at any time. He eventually did, and that's where the disconnect arose between Dundon and co-founders Charlie Ebersol and Bill Polian. Ebersol and Polian wanted Dundon to stay the course, but Dundon decided to stop throwing good money after bad.
Now, there isn't enough money to pay the bills. And there never was. With more than $48 million in liabilities and less than $12 million in assets, most creditors will be stuck — unless they can fashion legal arguments that would allow them to pursue anyone and everyone who created the impression that money was in the bank when in reality it wasn't.
Why do people believe the moon landings were faked (and how do we know they weren't?)
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Space radiation: the Apollo crews were extremely lucky
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Judge tosses 'friendly fire' suit against Baltimore officers
Officer William Torbit was mistakenly shot and killed by police in 2011
Updated: 8:47 AM EDT Aug 11, 2015
Kai Reed
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The family of Officer William Torbit are weighing their options after a judge threw out their civil suit stemming from the Select Lounge night club shooting. Torbit was on duty and in plain clothes when he was shot and killed by fellow officers at the club in 2011. Torbit tried to break up a fight that night and shot and killed Sean Gamble during the incident. Then, Torbit was shot and killed by responding officers who, according to a police investigation, didn't know he was one of their own.
Family members of Officer William Torbit are weighing their options after a judge threw out their civil suit stemming from the Select Lounge night club shooting.Torbit was on duty and in plain clothes when he was shot and killed by fellow city officers at the club in 2011.Torbit tried to break up a fight that night and shot and killed Sean Gamble during the incident. Then, Torbit was shot and killed by responding officers who, according to a police investigation, didn't know he was one of their own.No criminal charges were ever filed against the officers involved, but Torbitt's family is determined that they should be held responsible. Bob Schulman, the family's attorney, says that even after the judge's decision, they are not giving up their fight"Complete shock, great dismay," said Schulman when describing Torbit's family's reaction to the suit being dismissed. "Their brother was killed by four police officers. They shot at him 34 times. They hit him 20 times, yet the court found that this was not excessive force."The suit named the four officers who the plaintiffs accused of firing their weapons and two other officers who were there doing crowd control."The court's decision seemed to be based on the fact that you can't second-guess a police officer," Schulman said. "So if the police officer uses a certain amount of force and it happens to lead to the death of an individual that was shot, you can't question it."Schulman said Monday's decision establishes a precedent that could make it difficult to win an excessive force case against the Baltimore police."I don't know what's going to happen with all of the rest of the excessive force cases that are filed in Baltimore City, but if the same standard is used in those other cases, it's going to be very tough to win them," Schulman said.Schulman said Torbit's family plans to appeal. The civil suit also included three women who were shot and injured at the club that night and Gamble's family. It is not clear if they plan to appeal the judge's decision as well.
Family members of Officer William Torbit are weighing their options after a judge threw out their civil suit stemming from the Select Lounge night club shooting.
Torbit was on duty and in plain clothes when he was shot and killed by fellow city officers at the club in 2011.
Torbit tried to break up a fight that night and shot and killed Sean Gamble during the incident. Then, Torbit was shot and killed by responding officers who, according to a police investigation, didn't know he was one of their own.
No criminal charges were ever filed against the officers involved, but Torbitt's family is determined that they should be held responsible. Bob Schulman, the family's attorney, says that even after the judge's decision, they are not giving up their fight
Family of slain man sues city police, nightclub owners for $1.5M
Independent Panel To Review Fatal Nightclub Shootings
Police: Officer Killed By Friendly Fire
Officer, Civilian Dead In Shooting Near Nightclub
"Complete shock, great dismay," said Schulman when describing Torbit's family's reaction to the suit being dismissed. "Their brother was killed by four police officers. They shot at him 34 times. They hit him 20 times, yet the court found that this was not excessive force."
The suit named the four officers who the plaintiffs accused of firing their weapons and two other officers who were there doing crowd control.
"The court's decision seemed to be based on the fact that you can't second-guess a police officer," Schulman said. "So if the police officer uses a certain amount of force and it happens to lead to the death of an individual that was shot, you can't question it."
Schulman said Monday's decision establishes a precedent that could make it difficult to win an excessive force case against the Baltimore police.
"I don't know what's going to happen with all of the rest of the excessive force cases that are filed in Baltimore City, but if the same standard is used in those other cases, it's going to be very tough to win them," Schulman said.
Schulman said Torbit's family plans to appeal. The civil suit also included three women who were shot and injured at the club that night and Gamble's family. It is not clear if they plan to appeal the judge's decision as well.


Epoxy resin flooring is something widely used in commercial and industrial facilities as the benefits over traditional flooring types are immense, but resin flooring is rarely considered as a residential alternative.
This may be because of the historical lack of style that epoxy resin flooring has had, traditional a plain colour that doesn't quite look as 'cool' as timber flooring or stylish carpet. But the benefits cannot be denied, and epoxy flooring is now getting a lot more stylish too!
Create an easy to clean, seamless surface: epoxy floor coating products dry to become durable, seamless surfaces that can easily be wiped free of dirt, dust, and debris.
Result in a hard wearing and durable surface: epoxy floor coating products turn concrete floors into a seamless and durable, high performance surface that will last for years to come.
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The commercial world has been using epoxy resin floor coatings for a long time, and soon it will become more popular in the residential market as well so keep it in mind for your next reno.
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—used to express delight, relief, regret, or contempt Ah, finished at last!
ah—so that's the way it is!
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Côte d'Ivoire is recovering from more than a decade of conflict, particularly the 2010-2011 post-electoral crisis, which has had a serious impact on the economic, social, security and humanitarian situation. The major humanitarian concern was in the west, where displacement was more extensive, in addition to movements to Liberia and other neighboring countries. The country is progressively heading toward political and economic stability. However, insecurity, conflict and land tenure issues remain real challenges.
Though Côte d'Ivoire is a leading producer of cocoa and coffee, the food security situation remains a concern throughout the country, particularly in the western and the northern regions. Food prices remain relatively high, limiting access to food.
Primary school enrollment remains low at 68 percent, and the country has West Africa's highest HIV prevalence rate at 3.7 percent, as of 2012.
Food and cash relief packages for vulnerable households, including returning refugees and internally displaced persons.
Food- and cash-for-assets programs to assist vulnerable households.
Nutritional rehabilitation of children aged 6 months to 59 months as well as pregnant and nursing women.
Food support and cash assistance to clients following anti-retroviral therapy.
Cash for caretakers of severely malnourished children in therapeutic feeding units.
Daily school meals for 571,000 children to enhance attention spans and attendance.
Quarterly take-home ration or equivalent cash transfer for 25,000 girls in grades four and five with an attendance rate of at least 80 percent.
Micronutrient powder for 102,000 schoolchildren in the district of Zanzan.
Capacity development for local school meals management committees.


Retreat is an opportunity to spend a weekend away from school and campus to spend time with other believers and focus on God. It is a potentially life changing experience.
This Spring, the esteemed Johnny K will be joining us. Johnny K is an MTU alumni who just never quite wanted to leave; he changed majors two or three times, decided to go for a masters, and ended up spending seven years at Tech -- all so he could spend more time with Cru. This guy has a passion for ministry, and it radiates through his lifestyle.
Him and his wife are both excited to be with all of you, having been in your shoes before. You will love interacting with Johnny K, Klarissa, and their youngest son, Peter. It will truly be a fantabulous weekend.
PS: ask him about organic bananas.
$5 discount if you register by 3/22/19 11:59pm.
We are using a new registration site, so you may need a new login.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Registration will ask you to send a check. Just bring cash or a check made out to "Cru" with you when you come to retreat and pay in person.
Scholarships are available if you are unable to come up with all the funds.


Did you know that many words we use today in Mexico have their origin in several indigenous languages? That's why today we want to make a small compilation of all the dialects that we can find throughout our country. You will be surprised to know the number of people still faithful to their mother tongue and, thanks to that, we can live unique experiences when we have the pleasure to meet them.
According to official data, there are 69 official languages in Mexico; 68 indigenous and Spanish. The ten most spoken aboriginal words in Mexico today are Nahuatl, Chol, Totonaco, Mazateco, Mixteco, Zapoteco, Otomi, Tzotzil, Tzeltal, and Maya. There are another 40 indigenous languages that are spoken in our country, which are about to disappear because there are very few speakers, for example, the Paipai, Kumiai and Cucapá languages.
The Mayan language is considered one of the oldest in Mexico and has a written record since 200 AD. There are more than 800 thousand people in the country who still speak it, and it is the second most important language after the Nahuatl spoken by more than one million people. Can you imagine the history we can get to learn through these dialects?
As I commented to you at the beginning, there are some words that we use a lot in our everyday life that originated in these languages.
Pibil: another Mayan word meaning "to cook under the ground" and is the reason why we love the cochinita.
You can't imagine the number of stories and knowledge that these past cultures have inherited to us through these indigenous languages. We must take care of and preserve them so that more people can learn and appreciate them.


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"Godsmack's Sully Erna's 'Avalon' is one of the last great albums." – Music Review
Tuesday night I actually picked up the last copy of Sully Erna's "Avalon" at a store I won't mention. Yeah that's right I bought a CD, didn't download it or even get a free copy (though one was offered to me…the link ended up not working, the Gods apparently wanted me to buy the album). As a fan of music I love and miss reading the liner notes, so whenever I get a chance to do that again I jump at it.
With "Avalon," Erna left the listener a message that explains how music is simply nothing more than vibrations. These vibrations cause almost instant emotion, which in turn is a miracle. I've always explained music as a universal language. No matter where you are in the galaxy that note will always equal that sound. It's like math, 1 + 1 will always be two, no matter where you go.
The big question is will Godsmack fans like "Avalon?" Why not? Is there really anything out there that everybody loves? No. If you're into simple 3 chord music and that's it, you might not like "Avalon," but I recommend checking it out anyway, because you never know. "Avalon" is definitely not a Godsmack album. Could it have been? Maybe, but it would have been a very different album and it definitely wouldn't have been as good.
Artists hate being compared to other artists, that's why they're artists. However, as a fan trying to explain an album to other fans, comparison paints a better picture. "Avalon" is truly all over the place in terms of genre. Remember when Jimmy Page and Robert Plant reunited for MTV's "Unplugged" show and they called it "Unledded?" It was full of Middle Eastern music, mixed with Zep's signature sound. "Avalon" has a more tribal feel to it. The drumming was done with all hand drumming. Drums were handled by Niall Gregory from Dead Can Dance as well as Erna himself. So while it doesn't sound like Led Zeppelin, it does kind of remind me of the world music vibe that Plant and Page had during the "Unledded" album.
What's unfortunate is that unless you're a Godsmack fan (or hater like some of those douchebags that comment on things at Blabbermouth.net) you probably won't know this album is out. I think there are a lot of people out there who've never even heard of Godsmack that would really enjoy "Avalon." I just hope they get a chance to hear it.
When I spoke with Erna a few weeks back (read it here: http://www.zoiksonline.com/2010/09/godsmacks-sully-ernas-talks-solo-album.html), he told me that he slit his wrist and poured himself into this music. You can really hear it too. Lyrically alone this is the smartest album he's ever written. He's not yelling about some washed up bass player "Cryin' like a Bitch" or how much he "Fucking Hates" somebody. The lyrics are very thought provoking and inspiring.
I don't want to shit on any of the players in Godsmack, specifically Shannon Larkin, because they're great, but musically Erna brought in musicians to force him to raise the bar. Whenever you hear an instrument on "Avalon," you're not hearing a synthetic instrument; you're hearing real players playing their real instruments.
As I'm writing this review, I'm also listening to the album for the first time. While writing I feel the urge to look up to the TV, because it sounds as if I'm watching a movie, but the TV is off. The album is so visual; I would love to hear this album in surround sound at a movie theater or something like that, with the music coming at you in all different directions. "Avalon" deserves a movie much like Pink Floyd's "The Wall" or The Who's "Tommy," I'm serious, it's that good.
One of the great things about "Avalon" is that it was just a collection of spare pieces of music that Erna put together over the last seven years that weren't right for Godsmack. I was talking to a musician friend of mine the other day and he was telling me that ever since he really started taking music seriously and practicing and writing, he could hear that most artists, whenever they write a new album there seems to be a consistent theme or chord progression throughout, because that is where you're at musically in that given time. This isn't always a bad thing, but it can become repetitive. This is not the case with "Avalon." Every song is so different yet it fits together so perfectly in the collective whole.
This day in age, albums aren't made to listen to beginning to end. Nobody listens to them beginning to end anyway. Albums are made with the song in mind rather than the album as a whole in mind. Think back to some of the great Pink Floyd albums, "Animal," "Dark Side of the Moon," "The Wall," these albums as a whole were better than any one song on those albums. The same holds true for "Avalon." I'm not saying it's as good as Pink Floyd, that's for you to decide, but it definitely gets better when you start with track one, "Avalon," and listen through track 10, "In Through Time."
"Avalon" is a difficult album to describe. Rather than describe each track or tell you about my favorite moments, I'm going to leave you with this. Pickup Sully Erna's "Avalon," put it in your stereo, turn it up, close your eyes and let the album take you on a journey. Even if you fall asleep, you'll have amazing dreams. With "Avalon" Sully Erna earns the respect he's always deserved, but never gotten. "Avalon" is one of the last great masterpiece albums.
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An amazing compilation of music that takes you to a different place. A place that only each individual can experience in their own way. I have listened to the entire cd too many times to count. I can't help but feel it in my soul from the first note. Congratulations Sully. This is one of the best by far.
Lynder said...
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Q: Hughes' Arrowed FilterA Exercise I've been reading through John Hughes' Programming with Arrows, and I got to first exercise in which he asks the reader to implement a generic filter function for arrows, filterA. The spec says that it should behave like filter over (->) arrows and filterM over Kliesli arrows. I attempted to implement it as follows but what I ended up with seems somewhat simpler than the other examples I have seen of the solution online. I fear that I've missed something but my answer seems to work as the spec suggests. It matches filter for -> and filterM for Kliesli arrows. It also works in a reasonable way for stream functions.
listcase [] = Left ()
listcase (x:xs) = Right (x,xs)

filterA :: forall a arr. ArrowChoice arr => arr a Bool -> arr [a] [a]
filterA f = arr listcase >>>
            arr (const []) ||| (switchA *** filterA f >>> arr (uncurry (++)))
                where switchA :: ArrowChoice arr => arr a [a]
                      switchA = (f &&& id) >>> arr (\(b,x) -> if b then [x] else [])

Is this an acceptable implementation?

A: It seems acceptable to me. As an alternative you could consider using uncurry ($) and
switchA :: ArrowChoice arr =>> arr a ([a] -> [a])
switchA = (f &&& arr id) >>> arr test
  where
    test (False, _) = id
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fcrepo4-labs/fcrepo-camel#41 (master - c1c43eb : Andrew Woods): The build passed.
<ksclarke> that looks like from the build?
<ksclarke> did you run a second time and get the same thing?
<awoods> ksclarke: no. Is twice a charm?
ksclarke: that is a busy little script.
awoods: from what to what?
<awoods> ksclarke: from "owner" to "nobody"
ksclarke: which of the fcrepo4-labs projects would you like rights on?
<ksclarke> and the aws cli is on your path?
<ksclarke> and `tee --version` gives you output?
<ksclarke> awoods: the only problem with providing agent AMIs is how it looks up its console (which is dependent on the instance of the console"
<awoods> ksclarke: I am not sure I understand the expected flow.
<awoods> ksclarke: taking an hour to build AMIs when I want to run Grinder seems crazy and unnecessary.
<awoods> ksclarke: ok, I have AMIs. Now what?
that's what you get from `run-instances` ?
that https connection pool error?
<ksclarke> I'm seeing a lot of google hits with this error, seeming to suggest that "ec2.us-east-1a.amazonaws.com" should be "ec2.us-east-1.amazonaws.com"
ksclarke: I dropped the "a"
<ksclarke> in AvailabilityZone or elsewhere?
<ksclarke> meaning you didn't have it or you're trying it now without it?
<awoods> ksclarke: ok, but I am not using the "vars/vars.json" in the above command.
<awoods> ksclarke: which command are you suggesting I run?
<awoods> ksclarke: it would be interesting to see if anyone else can get it to run.
<ksclarke> the security group id should start with "sg-"
<awoods> ksclarke: I can run it again: "time build.sh"
do you have another ami to try in place of that one?
<ksclarke> with a different non-packer ami?


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Last updated : 13 September 2017 By GLF
GLF 74: GB looks at the performance of our teams in Uefa competitions.
SCOTLAND IN EUROPE
This season has obviously been a bit of a disaster in Europe, although I think you could maybe excuse the three diddy teams who made it through.
All three suffered a degree of turmoil in the summer, particularly at Fir Park, with almost a whole team leaving along with the manager and his assistant. Then the new manager taking over four days before our first tie and therefore it maybe wasn't a surprise we lost.
After Rangers lost to Stuttgart at home I heard a stat on BBC Scotland where they said Scottish teams had won only five games at that stage. I was please to say we had won two of them…..
Then they went on to say they had only scored 25 goals, once again we managed to supply 12 of them with 8 in one game against Flamurtari, of course.
I then had a look at the Champions League group tables and who was bottom of the groups (after five games) and I think Scotland is no worse off than countries of a similar size and status in Europe.
The teams come from; Israel, Turkey, Switzerland, Cyprus, Hungary, Ukraine and Holland.
I am sure we would be delighted to be in the company of these countries.
Group A – Maccabi Tel Aviv – 0 points
Group B – Besiktas – 4 points
Group C – FC Zurich – 3 points
Group D – Apoel Nicosi – 3 points
Group E – Debrecen – 0 points
Group F – Dynamo Kiev – 5 points
Group G – Rangers – 2 points
Group H – AZ Alkmaar – 3 points
Interestingly the teams at the top of each group came from only four countries, France England, Spain and Italy, with Germany and Romania sneaking into the second place spots.
The next step was to look at the seeding groups for the Euro 2012 competition and once again even though we are third seeds I am not sure that as a country we should expect to be much higher….
Pot 1: Spain (holders), Germany, Netherlands, Italy, England, Croatia, Portugal, France, Russia
Pot 2: Greece, Czech Republic, Sweden, Switzerland, Serbia, Turkey, Denmark, Slovakia, Romania
Pot 3: Israel, Bulgaria, Finland, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Austria, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Pot 4: Slovenia, Latvia, Hungary, Lithuania, Belarus, Belgium, Wales, FYR Macedonia, Cyprus
Pot 5: Montenegro, Albania, Estonia, Georgia, Moldova, Iceland, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein
Pot 6: Azerbaijan, Luxembourg, Malta, Faroe Islands, Andorra, San Marino
I guess you could argue we deserve to be in pot 2 but that we haven't slumped far enough to be in pot 4. We are in beside Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland who many told us had good qualification campaigns for the World Cup (by the way, they are staying at home the same as us).
After all this rambling what does this tell us, I think it shows we are performing at the level Scotland can expect to perform at given we have a market place of only about 5 million people. As a result we cannot support the TV money that can be generated in the top four countries and Russia.
Maybe we need to accept the glory days of a team winning the European Cup with the players coming from approx 12 miles from the home ground are long gone.
Until we are comfortable living with ourselves and seeing ourselves for what we are will struggle to come to terms with our current status in World and European Football.
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Lloyd's insurer Beazley is setting up a new data analytics unit which will also look at insurtech opportunities as part of its remit.
The new Beazley unit will be headed by chief operating officer Ian Fantozzi.
Speaking to journalists this morning about Beazley's 2016 results, chief executive Andrew Horton said that in addition to analysing data from internal and external sources, the new division would act as a central hub for the group to consider insurtech.
The unit would pool the expertise of the individual units within Beazley that might examine insurtech opportunities, such as the IT and data divisions and some of the business areas.
Beazley's decision to set up the data and analytics unit is in keeping with the industry-wide realisation that insurers can use data better.
He added that the new unit is "in its early days".
Beazley announced a 3% increase in profit before tax this morning to $293.2m in 2016 from $284m in 2015.
Lloyd's insurer Beazley was first out the blocks for the half-year results season, posting solid profits of $150.2m (2014 h1: $154m) amid fierce pricing competition.


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Michel Bernard, né en 1958, est un journaliste et militant écologiste.

Biographie

Il est le cofondateur de la Maison de l'Écologie de Lyon (1982), de la revue S!lence (1982), du parti politique Les Verts (1984), du salon Primevère (1986), des Européens contre Superphénix (1987), du Réseau Sortir du nucléaire (1997), du CNIID, Centre national pour une information indépendante sur les déchets (1998)…

Il a notamment organisé et participé : à une marche de trois semaines entre Superphénix (Isère) et Paris en 1982 ; à une marche de cinq semaines entre Superphénix et Strasbourg puis Paris en 1994 ; à un jeûne de longue durée en 2004, jeûne de 36 jours à Paris avec Dominique Masset et André Larivière, pour demander un « véritable débat démocratique » sur le nucléaire et l'abandon du projet de troisième génération EPR.

Publications

 Les systèmes d'échanges locaux. Pour changer, échangeons : et si la monnaie redevenait un moyen d'échange ?, Éditions S!lence, 1998.

Participation à des ouvrages collectifs

 L'Aberration (1984): faux numéro de Libération sur les liens nucléaires civil et militaire.
 Paris-Dakar, pas d'accord, 1988.
 Les énergies renouvelables, 1991.
 Les métiers de l'écologie, 1993.
 André Larivière, Les carnets d'un militant, préface, Éditions Écosociété, 1997.
 L'écologisme à l'aube du , 1999.
 Objectif décroissance : vers une société viable avec Bruno Clémentin et Vincent Cheynet, Éditions Écosociété, 2003, , notice WorldCat.
 Objectif décroissance, vers une société harmonieuse, avec Bruno Clémentin et Vincent Cheynet, Éditions Parangon, 2003, , notice.

Article
 « Les coopératives Longo Maï », S!lence, 1995, texte intégral.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Réseau Sortir du nucléaire
 La revue S!lence

Liens externes

Personnalité des Verts (France)
Militant antinucléaire
Naissance en 1958
Personnalité liée à un mouvement non violent
Personnalité de la décroissance
Écologiste libertaire
Antimilitariste français


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A Look at Tangier Industrial Zones as Morocco's Promising Growth Hub
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The Kingdom of Morocco's exceptional trade activities was at the center of this year's Economic Report on Africa which presented the special industrial zones of Tangier as setting the region as a promising growing hub lead by sectors of trade, manufacturing, and logistics.
The report named "Urbanization and Industrialization for the transformation of Africa" was presented at The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa in Addis Ababa. The study emphasized the responsibility of Special Economic Zones in Tangier to enable the companies in gaining access to location economies.
Furthermore, it showed how the Kingdom gained success in the automobile industry by Tangier's special economic zone which helped reap regular advantages of infrastructure, entry to markets in Europe and savings in location.
It adds that the development in Morocco's automobile industry began in 2012 by Renault's 2.1 billion dollar investment standing on a 280-acre location spot, thirty kilometers from Tangier with easy access to the city's port.
The company's plant provided more than 200 thousand vehicles in 2015. By the end of that year, it was able to employ and train 9600 personnel in Automotive Career Training Institute set up with joint support from Renault and government officers.
Reports have it that Renault primarily exports automobiles to Europe, markets locally and will shortly move its way toward Southern America. In 2013, the company grabbed 39% of the market share.
The rebirth on the automobile sector of Morocco has significantly intensified the capacity of the country's export distribution, stimulated port trades and has made a supply chain including manufacturers equipment production, electrical and air-con systems.
According to this year's Economic Report of Africa, more than 30 international subcontractors have put up plans close to Renault factory, launching their production in Tangier's free zone.
Ford, a global company giant from the United States likewise executed it component trade in the region which provides the company's car factories in Spain. About eighty percent of Morocco's local auto companies are situated in Tangier and hires approximately sixty thousand employees according to the report, noting that a smaller set of vehicle factories are located in Casablanca which is mainly concentrated on local market production.
The auto sector in Tangier is part of a wider industrial group that gathers 4 free zones in or close to Tangier: Mellousa area where Renault's base is settled, Tangier Free Zone, the business free zone of Fnideq and Tangier automobile city. In total, the zones cover almost three thousand hectares for industrial improvement and more than a thousand space area are at present serviced.
Other 2 industrial sites in Tetouan are dedicated to light industry including small to medium sized business and extraterritorial activities. These zones form an industrial development system within a span of eighty kilometers starting in the port of Tangier Med.
The district of Tangier likewise holds a number of industrial parks, becoming a promising foundation of growth pushed by trade, industry, and logistics.
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What I need to do for dont show the following text in register page?
Maybe I need use CSS? If it is so, can you provide it?
What mean the two option showed in VISIBILITY SECTION? what is their function?
You can use the following CSS snippet either in your theme options page, if it provides a custom CSS section, or via a child theme or a 3rd party plugin like this.
In short, "Visibility" setting is to control which users will be able to see this profile field of other users. These options are: everyone, only me, all members, all friends.
If "Enforce field visibility" is selected then this "Visibility" setting can't be changed from each user but if "Allow members to override" is selected instead, then each member can change the level of restriction for this profile fields in registration form and after signing up, in their edit profile page.
The CSS provided from you runs well. But when I enter in the register page the text under the fields is showed during 0,5 seconds and after it disapear.
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Can I resolve that? Or there is no solution?
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