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Newton Purcell es un pueblo en la parroquia civil de Newton Purcell with Shelswell en Oxfordshire, a  al sureste de Brackley, del condado vecino de Northamptonshire. El censo de 2001 mostró una población de 103 habitantes. La población de la parroquia durante el censo de 2011 no está disponible.

Historia temprana
El tramo de la calzada romana que unía a Alchester, cerca de Bicester, con Lactodurum (ahora Towcester) pasa por la parroquia en la parte este del pueblo. El camino moderno con recorrido similar es clasificada como la A4421.

Toponimia
El libro Domesday, en 1086, no menciona a Newton Purcell. El registro escrito más antiguo que se conoce de Newton Purcell es un documento del 1180 D.C. el cual muestra su toponimia como Neuwenton. Un artículo del Book of Fees de 1198 lo registra como Niweton. Un Charter Roll de 1245 lo registra como Neuton Purcel. "Newton" es uno de los topónimos más comunes en inglés. Su etimología proviene del anglosajón nēowa tūn, que significa "nueva hacienda" o "nuevo pueblo" (new homestead, new village, en inglés).

Casa señorial
La casa señorial fue creada en el siglo XII para la familia Purcel, principalmente con tierras de otros dos señoríos vecinos: Mixbury y Fringford. Estas tierras tenían diferentes gobernantes, y como resultado los Purcel tuvieron obligaciones feudales con ambos. Mixbury era parte de la baronía de St Valery, que luego se volvió parte de la baronía de Wallingford.

En 1213 Robert de St Valery entregó el señorío intermediario de Mixbury a la abadía Agustina de Osney , y los Purcel tuvieron que pagar la renta de la abadía hasta la disolución de los monasterios en 1536. En 1475 casa era todavía propiedad de un Thomas Purcel, pero para 1523 ya no le pertenecía a la familia.

Los Purcel tenían una casa señorial con un foso. La casa no ha sobrevivido, pero en los 1950 fragmentos de su foso y un montículo donde se encontraba eran aun visibles al este del pueblo.

Iglesia parroquial
Evidencia arquitectónica sugiere que la  iglesia parroquial de la Iglesia de Inglaterra de San Miguel arcángel y de todos los ángeles fue una iglesia normanda construida a mediados del siglo XII. La evidencia documentada más antigua sobre la existencia de la iglesia data de poco después, cuando Ralph Purcel cedió la iglesia al convento agustino de Bicester en el 1200. Sobrevive poco de la iglesia original, excepto por una entrada normanda del siglo XII y una piscina del siglo XIII .

En 1813 la iglesia fue reparada y la mayoría de sus distintivos originales fueron destruidos. En 1875 el arquitecto CN Beazley restauró el edificio, agregando la sacristía, la espadaña y el pórtico sur. La rectoría de la iglesia fue construida en 1844. La parroquia de San Miguel arcángel es ahora parte del beneficio de Shelswell.

Historia económica y social
La parroquia todavía cultivaba bajo el sistema de campos abiertos en 1679. No hubo ninguna Acta del Parlamento para el cercamiento de la parroquia, por lo que tuvo que haber sido por acuerdos. Esto puede haber sido antes del final del siglo XVII.

La escuela de la Iglesia de Inglaterra del pueblo fue construida en 1872, y agrandada en 1898. Fue reorganizada como escuela secundaria en 1929, y en 1954 seguía abierta.

En 1899 el Great Central Railway (lit. «Compañia Ferroviaria Gran Central») completó su línea principal hacia Londres a través de la parte este de la que para entonces era la parroquia de Shelswell y construyó la Finmere for Buckingham station (lit. «estación Finmere a Buckingham») donde la línea cruza el camino principal cerca de  al noreste de Newton Purcell. Buckingham estaba a casi  de la Great Central station, por lo que el nombre fue posteriormente acortado a "Finmere". British Railways cerró la estación Finmere en 1963, junto con la sección de la Great Central line que pasaba por la estación y la parroquia en 1966.

Newton Purcell era una parroquia civil separada hasta 1932, cuando se unió con la parroquia cercana de Shelswell.

Comodidades
Newton Purcell tiene un pub, el Shelswell Inn. Está ubicado en el camino principal, cerca del lugar donde estaba la antigua estación de ferrocarril.

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DURHAM, N.C. – The Duke baseball team ended its regular season last weekend at Virginia Tech, needing to sweep the three-game series to gain a spot in the eight-team ACC Tournament. That didn't happen, but it is apparent that third-year head coach Sean McNally has the program heading in the right direction. Duke posted more wins this season (37) than any Blue Devils team in a decade, and finished the regular season 29-7-1 at home and 27-0 against non-conference teams while winning 10 ACC contests.
And it's not like it was one of those magical seasons where everything went right. Duke had to fight its way through some adversity, most noticeably a case of elbow tendonitis that sidelined sophomore pitcher Michael Seander for all but 6.2 innings. Seander was a freshman All-America last season and may be Duke's top professional prospect. He was Duke's closer last year but went out so early this season that McNally hadn't yet decided whether to keep him in that role or make him the number one starter.
Rest was the prescription for Seander and he should be back next season as good as new. Another key player, however, managed to not only recover from a serious injury this season but recovered sufficiently to become one of the ACC's most feared sluggers.
First baseman Nate Freiman came to Duke from Wellesley, Mass. Freiman's father is a lawyer and his mother a teacher, so academics is important to the family. In fact, his brother Eli is a freshman at Duke.
Nate Freiman is 6-foot-8 and 240 pounds but never was much interested in basketball. "Being from New England made my (college) decision pretty easy. It's just too cold for baseball. I really wanted to come to Duke. It was the only visit I made."
Freiman was recruited to be a pitcher but developed arm problems and became a first baseman. The arm injury caused him to miss half his freshman season but he batted .304, playing first base and the outfield and serving as designated hitter. He hit his stride as a sophomore, batting .369, with seven home runs and 48 runs batted in. Freiman even played some catcher.
This talent was all threatened in early March when he hurt his left hand against Valparaiso. Freiman tried to play through the injury before he realized it was more serious than he first thought. The hand was broken and required surgery.
Some players might have pouted, some might have decided it was a good time for a vacation, but Freiman did neither.
"Nate did everything he could while he was out to stay sharp," says McNally. "He kept the hitter's chart, he was lead cheerleader, he didn't feel sorry for himself. How he handled that is a lesson to everybody."
Freiman missed a month, 18 games worth of baseball. But he came back with a vengeance. Freiman hit a mammoth home run April 11 at North Carolina State in his first start to help Duke to a 4-1 upset. He hit a pair of opposite-field homers to key a 10-1 thrashing of Clemson and drove in four runs in a 10-2 win over Maryland. Freiman received national recognition in late April from the College Baseball Foundation for a six-game week in which he batted .593, with 15 runs batted in.
Duke's home finale was last week against Campbell and Freiman had two home runs, a pair of doubles and a single in a 10-5 win. One of the doubles hit the top of the wall in dead center, meaning he was only inches from a three-homer game. Freiman finished the year with 11 home runs, the most by a Duke player since Ed Conrey hit 16 in 1998.
You might be tempted to think of Freiman as nothing but a slugger. But McNally points out that his star junior "transitioned to first and has evolved into a tremendous defensive first baseman. It didn't just happen. He really worked on it." Freiman is a huge target for his fellow infielders but he has quick feet and soft hands and has developed a knack for picking low throws out of the dirt. Against Campbell he turned a bad-hop grounder into a rally-killing 3-6-3 double play.
Freiman does more than play lip service to the student part of student-athlete. He was named to the All-ACC Academic team in 2006 and 2007 and earlier this month he and Duke catcher Matt Williams were named to the Academic All-District III team.
He's majoring in history, with a minor in math, because "I just like them. There's no master plan. I'll figure it out in graduate school." Freiman considered majoring in physics but the time demands of baseball were too great. He has a 3.78 GPA.
When asked about the progress of the team, Freiman went out of his way to mention their academic prowess. "The program is heading in the right direction. We've come a long way since I got here, on the field and in the classroom. I'm proud of the fact that baseball has one of the highest GPAs of any Duke team. We're doing it on the field and off the field and we're only going to get better."
Will Freiman be around to see this improvement continue next season? The Major League Draft is next month and the junior is on a lot of radar screens. He had a spectacular season last summer in the wooden-bat Cape Cod League, playing only about an hour from his home, so any question about aluminum bats has been answered. But Freiman says, "I'm not thinking about the draft. I love school and I expect to be back next year. I've always thought of this as a four-year deal."
McNally won't be surprised to see his star put the pros on a back-burner for a year. "I fully expect Nate to have a long and productive major-league career. But Nate is unique. He's an unbelievably gifted student, who really enjoys college. He's a special player. Guys like him don't come along very often. He's the best teammate any of us will ever have."
Freiman isn't the only Duke player to have successfully battled injuries. Christopher Manno is a sophomore pitcher-outfielder from Brooklyn. That position combination isn't unusual in college. Duke's starting center fielder, Alex Hassan, is also the team's closer, and he finished the season with five saves.
Unlike Hassan, however, Manno views pitching as his primary calling. The left-hander was bothered by a balky back his freshman season and pitched only nine innings. He struck out 10 but walked 11, a major reason why his earned run average sky-rocketed to 9.64.
But Manno was healthy this season and the back pain is gone. He spent countless hours with pitching coach Sean Snedeker working on "staying back, staying tall, having a consistent release point." The wildness went away.
McNally wasn't sure where Manno fit in when the season began. But Seander's injury and ineffectiveness by some other starters gave Manno a chance. He had wins against some of the lesser teams on Duke's schedule before exploding into the spotlight April 19 against Clemson. Manno blew away Clemson's hitters to the tune of 12 strikeouts and only four hits in 5.2 innings. This was the same game in which Freiman homered twice. Duke won 10-1 and Manno claimed the number two starter's spot. The National Collegiate Baseball Writer's Association named Manno national pitcher of the week for this effort.
He followed with wins over Maryland and Longwood, before losses to Wake Forest and Virginia Tech dropped his record to 6-2.
Manno is 6-foot-1 and packs deceptive power in his 160-pound frame. Freiman says that his teammate has "lots of arm strength, throws hard, and hides the ball well," while McNally adds, "his ball just jumps on you. Batters don't get a good look at it until it's too late."
Manno says that he throws in the low 90s mph at his best, but he relies more on deception, location, movement and enough "effective wildness to keep batters from digging in and getting comfortable."
McNally praises Manno's coming-out-party as "a really neat story. He's worked tremendously hard and earned every opportunity. His growth and development have been something to watch."
Manno, a visual arts major, has pro ball in his sights and will join Freiman, Seander, Hassan and shortstop Jake Lemmerman in the Cape Cod League this summer. "I just kept working," he says. "I wanted to pitch, got the opportunity, and took it."
If the Nate Freimans and Chris Mannos continue to seize opportunities, the future of Duke baseball is bright. McNally says his team is still figuring things out. "The lesson we've got to learn is that the margin on the road is so delicate, so small. We're young, lots of freshmen and sophomores, so there's learning to be gained. One of our core values is that connection between academic and athletic excellence. We expect our team to challenge itself on the field and in the classroom. We're going to continue to raise the bar."
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Atmospheric corrosion – due primarily to moisture and oxygen – is amplified by contaminants, such as sulfur compounds and sodium chloride, as well as by salt spray. Research has shown that corrosion of steel on a seacoast can be 400 to 500 times greater than in a desert; also, in one study steel samples located 80 feet from a coastline corroded 12 times faster than those 800 feet from shore. Atmospheric corrosion – an electrochemical process – requires the presence of an electrolyte. "Invisible" electrolytes in the form of a thin film tend to form on metallic surfaces when a certain critical humidity level is reached. For iron, this humidity level is approximately 60 percent in unpolluted areas, but the critical humidity level is variable, depending on factors such as the corroding material, the nature of the products of corrosion, the presence of atmospheric pollutants, and the presence of surface deposits.
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Parmoli is a village and Union Council of Swabi District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.

Parmoli is situated in the northwest of Swabi city. It is one of the largest union councils of Razar Tehsil district in Swabi. Shewa, Ghulama, Narangi, Ali Abad, Khesha and Mehr Ali are its neighbour villages. Parmoli grand canal also passes through it which come from swat. There is one large high school for males and one for females, as well as five primary schools for males and three for females.
Ziwar Shah Baba have 6 Sons:
1.Rahim Shah
2.Sultan Shah
3.Rehman Shah
4.Mustaghan Shah
5.Sahawat Shah
6.Feroz Shah.
Rahim Shah Baba have 3 Sons:
1. Engr Abdullah Shah
2. Said Bakht Shah
3. Engr Lal Bakht Shah.
Engr Abdullah Shah have 3 Sons:
1. Abdul Arif Shah
2. Anwar Basit Shah
3. Raja Dildar Shah.

References

External links

Populated places in Swabi District
Union Councils of Swabi District

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Q: assimp-vc140-mt.dll ASSIMP was not found I have downloaded the Assimp project from http://assimp.sourceforge.net/main_downloads.html
Assimp release image
assimp zip image
And I've also downloaded the cmake x86 version from this link: https://cmake.org/download/
cmake x86 image
I have extracted both, and made a build folder next to the assimp's folder.
After that I have opened a command promt, changed the directory to the mentioned build folder. I gave the cmake.exe's path to the command promt and the assimp folder's path as the first parameter. After that I had the visual studio solution in the build folder.
I have made an assimp folder in my openGL project. In this assimp folder I've created a lib folder and I put everything from the build/code/debug folder into it, namely:
assimp-vc140-mt.dll
assimp-vc140-mt.exp
assimp-vc140-mt.ilk
assimp-vc140-mt.lib
assimp-vc140-mt.pdb

After that I copied the include folder from the downloaded assimp folder next to the previously mentioned lib folder.
So now I have all the libs and includes inside my openGl project
I have set the additional include directories, the additional libraries and the additional dependencies in the visual studio for my openGl project
In my main.cpp I have included these headers:
include "assimp/Importer.hpp"
include "assimp/scene.h"
include "assimp/postprocess.h"

I can build my project and run it.
But when I run it after the console appears I immediately get this error:
assimp-vc140-mt.dll was not found

I don't know what could be the source of the error, do you have any idea?
Thank you in advance!

A: Don't forget dependant DLLs which are not system DLLs are loaded from application directory and from current directory - to me it sounds like you haven't put assimp-vc140-mt.dll in either of those.


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"In-stream nutrient processing is altered due to a nitrogen subsidy cau" by Madeleine Mineau, Colden Baxter et al.
Russian olive is an invasive riparian tree that is widespread throughout the western USA. Unlike the native vegetation it replaces, Russian olive fixes nitrogen (N) through a mychorrizal symbiosis, and consequently may provide a novel subsidy of N to riparian zones and adjacent streams. We hypothesized that Russian olive leaches N into riparian groundwater, and that this N input alters streambed biofilm nutrient limitation and N uptake velocity. We tested these hypotheses during 2008 by comparing a non-invaded reference reach and a downstream invaded reach at Deep Creek, southeast Idaho. Nitrate and ammonium concentrations in groundwater were doubled in shallow well transects of riparian areas populated by Russian olive compared to those with native vegetation. Biofilm chlorophyll-a was limited by N or suppressed by phosphorus (P) at the reference reach. However, at the invaded site, we observed increasing P stimulation along the reach, indicating that biofilm nutrient limitation switched from N to P limitation with Russian olive presence. Nitrate uptake velocity was an order of magnitude greater in the reference reach (5.5 mm/min) compared to the invaded reach (0.2-0.7mm/min). Russian olive alteration of N processing in streams represents an important and previously undocumented effect of this riparian plant invasion.
Mineau, M., Baxter, C., Marcarelli, A., Leffler, J., & Kasaharam, T. (2009). In-stream nutrient processing is altered due to a nitrogen subsidy caused by Russian olive, a non-native riparian tree. Utah State University Spring Runoff Conference.


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Check out the latest album from the Musikians!!
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turny!!VcxP81muP6 05/28/18 (Mon) 11:44:23 No.32002[Reply]
Any fans or residents of countries south of the border, down Mexico way about?
Trad, regional and local styles only.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjgY4ENEOiU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqttcbv26jU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KODWcrncnUU
delta 09/06/18 (Thu) 16:13:07 No.32132
my fav is brazil <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHXaoonjmfI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPENGb-FG5E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KpIV57PSeo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQC4Ye7hr9Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ezu4J1exOTI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux6icj_qRMc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZevnHRcibU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXOJnnWaDnc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z4RjamkVTQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8SbJpGqA4c
really good album from chile
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiAylleR64Y
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South of the border [musik]ian 08/08/17 (Tue) 07:02:16 No.31602[Reply]
DUDE WEED and Bieber have not given it a great rec but anyone else here like music from Central America, Caribbean and South America?
Local styles, not just pop/rock.
turny!!VcxP81muP6 08/31/18 (Fri) 07:02:25 No.32104
King Selewa & His Calypsions - Back To Mi Home
It was the sound of my summer.
delicato 09/06/18 (Thu) 02:35:36 No.32115
Eduardo Mateo - Mateo solo bien se lame
It's a really comfy album from Uruguay with a whole bunch of Brazilian influences but still really smooth and nice.
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[musik]ian 07/16/18 (Mon) 17:42:31 No.32064[Reply]
https://youtu.be/GPXiJpvbv5c
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[musik]ian 07/27/18 (Fri) 01:56:36 No.32077
It's not a solo, there's fuckin random guitar chords and shit in the background. What melody it does manage to have is fuckin messy and rambling. If you like listening to random shit for forty minutes at a time, it's good for you. Giving droning noise a name like, "free jazz", doesn't elevate in anyway. I like something that I can actually remember two seconds later because it has some cohesion to it.
[musik]ian 07/31/18 (Tue) 14:11:43 No.32083
gotta say, i agree here. i like melodic stuff first and foremost. interesting harmonies are great, but they have to support a good melody. melody is king.
[musik]ian 08/20/18 (Mon) 23:11:37 No.32085
you have bad taste and you should feel bad
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If you consider liking postmodern drivel that doesn't follow any of the established musical structural principles that have been developed over the course of hundreds of years and anybody with even a rudimentary undestanding of music can appreciate good taste, then all the more power to you.
[musik]ian 08/30/18 (Thu) 01:06:50 No.32092
A theory nerd and someone who at least admits they're talking about taste argue about taste. They are arguing about taste and as such are both wrong.
I'm enjoying this, even after noticing the story behind it, which reveals that the bassist was fucking around and intentionally trying to ruin the performance. So yeah, definitely goes against theory. Pretty curious what that really implies though. No one can deny the usefulness, historical importance and objectivity of music theory, but I'll let anyone invested expand on that their own as it relates to taste in a meaningful way if they can.
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[musik]ian 05/10/18 (Thu) 15:25:27 No.31897[Reply]
what are your top 3 favourite instruments.
>why for bonus points and a sweetie
[musik]ian 05/30/18 (Wed) 20:04:58 No.32010
do you play in any alternate tunings?
I play in open G a lot. I find it extremely intuitive, but I can only really play in the key of G.
Piano. I've been playing it for years. It's versatility and, "cleaness", can't be beat. Piano is like music in its purest form, with no instrument characterization. Even when you listen to a harpsichord or organ, you feel like you're listening to the notes through a filter.
Wow, didn't think I would've got a response that quick, but yeah. I play in open D a lot. Didn't the stones use open G? I learned open D from playing Elliott Smith songs mainly, and maybe a couple Bob Dylan ones, like Corrina Corrina (his version of). Can't really say it's any easier, I'm probably just a shit musician.
yeah, the stones used open G, but I mostly play fingerstyle folk stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byMkq7LlQ38
i have played in open G enough to really know the fretboard and my ear is attuned to what my hand should be doing. the only downfall is that i only play in the key of G.
Still waiting on my sweet OP
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/sharethread/ [musik]ian 05/19/18 (Sat) 17:58:02 No.31915[Reply]
We good to do this?
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Thanks for the dump, gotta check these out
[musik]ian 05/26/18 (Sat) 13:10:25 No.31996
reminder that turny is a god who's trying his best to keep this place alive
turny!!VcxP81muP6 05/27/18 (Sun) 17:46:00 No.31999
just sharing some choons
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damn son, nice thread
Thanks for these dude, pretty funky
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Song Finding Challenge Anonymous 08/09/18 (Thu) 01:28:57 No.32084[Reply]
I hope this is an ok place to post this, if not tell me.
I have a song I heard a long time ago, and only remember some of the lyrics, but can find them nowhere on the whole interweb, so perhaps the chan can help me out.
They are part of the chorous and go:
bring light to the darkness
sight/light to the blind, inspiration to the artist"
I might be mistaken, but I believe they are connected to an artist called "son of saturn" (or perhaps were just burned onto the same disc as his music (it was a long time ago)).
If anyone can help me out in any way, please do so.
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[musik]ian 07/28/18 (Sat) 11:11:41 No.32079[Reply]
Guitar recommendations for 700 or less?
Had a steel string acoustic and an electric but I own neither now.
Would be open to a classical guitar as well.
I recently bought a Taylor Gs mini mahogany for $420 new. Then I paid $80 to have it professionally setup. It plays extremely nicely. The small size means less bass and volume, but that's not a concern for me.
You could also look at Taylor 114ce, or if you wanna go even cheaper, academy series.
Make sure you buy from Sweetwater and ask for a discount. They will give you around 20% off no problem.
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Extra large playlists [musik]ian 07/23/18 (Mon) 18:28:39 No.32069[Reply]
Hey musik-anons, could everyone please dump their all of their downloaded music in a compressed file. I'm going to be offile for awhile and I'd like to have a shit-ton of music to listen to. All genres except rap are good.
Just look for whole discographies, or if you're not smart enough to pirate, get youtube-dl and download playlists.
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[musik]ian 07/22/18 (Sun) 01:37:02 No.32068[Reply]
Greetings from https://mewch.net/b
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Synthwave !insum 06/10/18 (Sun) 19:31:27 No.32051[Reply]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hufGFFK8we0
!insum 06/10/18 (Sun) 19:34:38 No.32052
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZyvkPoDMqM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WVh1zVLAcE
Do you think Kavinsky is overrated? I feel that like 90% of the songs he makes is painfully average and extremely similar structurally, yet he seems to be praised as the go-to synthwave artist. Now I really don't know much about the genre but if you OP have an opinion on it then I'd love to hear your 2 cents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV_3Dpw-BRY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qT0iQRjHbW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5FKNViujeM
!insum 07/21/18 (Sat) 20:26:10 No.32067
I definitely agree that Kavinsky is overrated. I've yet to hear anything that really impresses me on a compositional level.
That, and he's not good at mixing either. Especially Odd Look sounds bad.
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Liz Truss's attempted comeback is a warning of the new, aggressive conservatism
The right is ready for a global assault on the big state and social liberalism.
By Paul Mason
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Liz Truss single-handedly hiked the average family's annual mortgage bill by £1,200. She came within hours of crashing several major pension funds. Her plan to borrow money to give it away to rich people has left the UK's fiscal credibility in doubt long after her departure.
Any ordinary mortal who had managed to throw away their political career in 49 days of financial chaos might want to spend some time reflecting, learning or even just taking a rest from the charade of statesmanship. But not Liz Truss. She's been in Washington DC this month at the International Democrat Union Forum, a global get-together for right-wing conservatives. She rubbed shoulders with Sebastian Kurz, the disgraced former Austrian chancellor who formed a government with the far right; Ted Cruz, the US senator who has refused to recognise Joe Biden as the legitimate president; and Janez Janša, the former Slovenian prime minister who was the only world leader to recognise Donald Trump's spurious claim to victory in the 2020 presidential election.
The word is that, like these other discarded luminaries of the conservative right, Truss is unrepentant. She wants to start a think tank, according to the Sunday Times, "to promote free-market economics and trade". Clearly the combined efforts of the Adam Smith Institute, the Centre for Policy Studies and the Institute for Economic Affairs are not enough for Truss. The lab experiment of shrinking the state to the point of collapse must go on.
We shouldn't begrudge Truss her ambition. At the age of 47 she's young enough to make a comeback someday, provided a collective amnesia grips British conservatism. Plus, she has eight years of ministerial experience that she could sell on the American after-dinner speaking circuit in the meantime.
But the question remains: to what ultimate goal are Truss and her fellow free-marketeers trying to take us? I can understand them making anti-wokeness a unique selling point for tactical reasons: defending the statues of famous racists, promoting "free speech" for eugenicists and deporting refugees are all great ways to distract from the fact that your central doctrine – the efficiency of markets – blew up in your face. But what do right-wing Tories actually want, at a socio-economic level?
The first part of the answer will become clear this week as tens of thousands of nurses, postal workers, railway workers and border guards go on strike: confrontation. Free-market conservatism was born in an era of class struggle and still sees itself as the declared adversary of organised labour.
The second part of the answer can be glimpsed in a letter this week signed by 40 Tory MPs, demanding Rishi Sunak cut the tax burden by slashing the money spent on "equality, diversity and inclusivity" in the public sector. This, according to the Conservative Way Forward group, could save the taxpayer £7bn a year – ridding police forces, councils and universities of managers and training courses designed to meeting the provisions of the Equality Act 2010.
In this new, vindictive form of Thatcherism the "big state" is not stigmatised merely because it costs money, or crowds out market forces: it is identified as the promoter of wokeness and political correctness in civil society.
What Conservatism needs, wherever it wants to impose the costs of economic crisis on working people, is an "other" to stigmatise. The scapegoat can never be simply an alien entity, like the asylum-seekers destined for Rwanda, or the French president, on whose friend or foe status Truss famously said "the jury's out". The enemy also has to be "within" – just as the miners were for Margaret Thatcher.
So don't laugh at Truss, for her hubris in travelling to Washington to hob-nob with the has-beens. The lab experiment of September was just a practice run for what right-wing conservatism wants to do: a global assault on the public realm, on human rights and on social liberalism.
Amid the climate crisis, stagflation and the biggest global security scare since the Cuban Missile Crisis, the conservative right has only one song to sing: of the small state, the vilified external threat and the defeat of its treacherous allies in British society. As everyone who remembers Thatcher knows, it's an alluring melody.
[See also: Why is Wes Streeting challenging the BMA?]
Topics in this article : Conservatives , Liz Truss , pwfree , Westminster
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Is it a bad sign if a guy chooses to go to karaoke instead of talking to you at the regular time, saying we can talk later?
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Why is my boyfriend ignoring me while I'm online?
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My online girlfriend can't afford to travel to my country and I can't afford to bring her here. She hasn't broken up with me, but she has stopped emailing. What's going on?
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What do I do if I found out that my girlfriend is has a boyfriend, and I am just her online boyfriend?
Confront her -- talk it out and try to stay calm. It would be better to have the conversation in person or over the phone rather than online, if that's possible.
I was in a relationship with this guy for a year (all online). It was overall great. He just came back after a year and a half and told me he kind of misses me and wants to continue where we left off. What should I do?
Take it slow. Try to just catch up with him a little bit, and see if the old feelings resurface. You don't want to rush into anything if you're not sure.
Make sure you trust the other person 100% and be completely honest.
The relationship takes as much effort as a real life one- except the internet is your way of communication only. So grab a webcam, get skype, find a game you like, and chat your way into a perfect relationship.
Online relationships are hard to maintain because no matter how much love there is, nothing replaces face to face comfort. They don't always fail however, and with enough patience and compromise, both parties can feel satisfied with it.
Do not pretend to be someone you're not when online.
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(July 11, 2016) – The City of Portland Bureau of Transportation advises the traveling public that street improvements will require lane closures on SE Tacoma Street from SE 6th Avenue to SE 17th Avenue on Thursday, July 14, through Sunday, July 17, 7 a.m. through 5 p.m. each work day.
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Andrei Renteria eearned his BFA from Sul Ross State University in 2010 and his MFA at the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2015. His November exhibition, "2666," incorporated mixed-media including drawing, painting, sculpture, and assemblage. The show expressed the experimental approach to material and research with which he investigates the U.S.-Mexico frontera.
Sara Corley Martinez was born in Frederick, Maryland, and received her MFA from the University of Cincinnati in 2011. Her October exhibition, "Drawing Restraints," comprised a series of photographs and mixed-media sculptures. These pieces combine performance with the obstacles of motherhood, being an artist, and being an aging woman.
Spellerberg Projects is excited to announce a 6-month partnership with Clamp Light Studios & Gallery Director and resident artist Raul Rene Gonzalez. Beginning October 2022 and continuing through March 2023, Gonzalez will organize and curate solo exhibitions featuring San Antonio artists: Sara Corley Martinez, Andrei Renteria, Kim Bishop, Donovan Martinez, Barbara Felix, and Gonzalez. Each artist will exhibit recent and new works, responding to the space's storefront gallery setting.
Top (left to right): Raul Rene Gonzalez, Sara Corley Martinez, Andrei Renteria. Bottom (left to right): Kim Bishop, Donovan Martinez, Barbara Felix.
Show in thread "Spellerberg Projects Winter 2022/Spring 2023"
Sending appreciation and well-wishes to our outgoing gallery coordinator Alex Renbarger as she heads to Nebraska to begin an MFA at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The image on the right is a painting she made of the gallery.
This month we present the "Screep Show," works by Skully Gustafson, Tyler Hagebusch, Jimmy Frezza and studio artist Sam Foster. Screep (Scary + Creepy) formed at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in the early 2000's.
Gallery update! The last couple of months we've focused on our community. Last month we presented a group show of our studio artists Alex Renbarger, Jennifer Moore, Juania Sueños, Laurel Coyle and Sam Foster.
Show in thread "Spellerberg Projects Fall 2022"
Jamie Panzer is an Austin-based artist. His July exhibition "Lyrical Space" displayed mixed media work reflecting his ongoing interest in recycling and rearranging found materials collected from his surroundings.
bradycollings is an interdisciplinary queer artist and drag queen from the piney woods of East Texas, currently pursuing an MFA in painting from Texas Tech. Their June exhibition, "do i not fill heaven and earth?", translated meditations on nostalgia and voyeurism into objects and images.
This week at my gallery, Spellerberg Projects in Lockhart TX, we featured "Resistance Is…", protest photography by Ursula Rogers. By exhibiting acts of solidarity in resistance to systematic oppression, Rogers reminds viewers of the power of the people.
Hannah Lee, born and raised in Louisiana, received her her MFA in Painting from The New York Academy of Art. Her May exhibition "Magic Shell" featured 11 oil paintings exploring discrepancies between how we present ourselves and are perceived by others.
This past season at Spellerberg Projects, my gallery in Lockhart, Texas, I presented four shows of emerging and mid-career artists curated by Caroline Frost (plus one I curated).
Dana Robinson is a Brooklyn-based artist addressing topics of youth, Black feminine identity, ownership, and nostalgia. Her April exhibition "I'll Tell You This for Free" featured 4 works on panel from her Ebony Reprinted series and 2 works on silk.
Show in thread "Spellerberg Projects Summer 2022"


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Citi partnered with Vir Sanghvi & Yuvraj Singh backed EazyDiner, which is a dining reservation platform which has some great partnerships with restaurants which usually wouldn't be found on dining platforms in the first place. Marquee restaurants that are bookable only on EazyDiner Prime include Indian Accent (New Delhi), Wasabi by Morimoto (Taj Mahal, Delhi), Wasabi by Morimoto (Taj Mahal Palace and Towers, Mumbai), Megu (The Leela Palace, Mumbai), China Kitchen (Grand Hyatt, Mumbai) and Masala Library (Mumbai). Further, they have the only access pass to get you into Gaggan on short notice, sort of!
Before you think why do you need the Prime membership, it's because many restaurants are only bookable for Prime Members only. Various cardholders are getting numerous perks, depending on their cards.
For November 2018, Citibank and EazyDiner are running a special promotion. Citibank Ultima Credit card, Citibank Prestige Credit card and Debit Cardholders of Citigold and Citigold Private Client customers are going to get one year of EazyDiner Prime membership worth INR 2495 free. You essentially, signup, pay INR 2495 + GST and get INR 2495 cash back on your Citi credit card/account within a few days.
Other Citi cardholders also have a different promotion going for them. Customers are eligible for 50% cashback on the EazyDiner Prime Annual Membership subscription as well as 2x reward points on their transaction amount. This offer is valid on Citibank Credit & Debit Cards except for Citibank Corporate Credit card, Citibank Ultima Credit card, Citibank Prestige Credit card and Debit Cardholders of Citigold and Citigold Private Client customers.
If you haven't signed on yet, I'd highly recommend you sign up now. Membership is free, and the perks are pretty good. So why not. The last time I ate out with this card, I got 50% off the entire meal, which is a great benefit. And I used the benefit not once, but twice on the same day, so that was a significant saving for me. Here are all the T&C.
I'd highly recommend you sign up for EazyDiner Prime as a Citibank customer and check it out for yourself. There are significant savings at member restaurants, and many buy-one-get-one meals at high-end restaurants for those date brunches too.
If you are not an EazyDiner member, use my referral code AJAYA5635, and you get INR 500 when you complete your first meal.
Are you an EazyDiner Prime Member? What has been your experience?
I have Zomato Gold, EazyDiner Prime and Dineout Plus (all complementary through credit card tie-ups) and I find Zomato Gold the best. The main advantage that I think Zomato Gold has over others is that you don't need prior reservations.
Dineout hasn't been that great for non metros.
P.S- Dineout plus- complimentary on which card?
Seems there is bug which gets you 1 year subscription for free. Tried and worked for me.
There is no cashback for the Premier Miles Card?
@Ram 50% cashback and 2X points. it says so above.


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Man dies following assault in west Waterford
Updated / Thursday, 10 Nov 2022 20:18
The man was found with serious head injuries in the town of Tallow shortly after 12am on 2 November and brought by ambulance to Cork University Hospital
By Conor Kane
South East Correspondent
A man in his 20s has died in hospital over a week after suffering an assault in west Waterford.
The man was found with serious head injuries in the town of Tallow shortly after 12am on 2 November and brought by ambulance to Cork University Hospital.
He was in a critical condition and never regained consciousness and died overnight in hospital.
It is understood he was living in the west Waterford area, but was not originally from the county.
A Garda Family Liaison Officer has been appointed to help the dead man's relatives.
The investigation into the suspected assault, which happened in the vicinity of Barrack Street in Tallow, is being led by gardaí from the station in Dungarvan and they have appealed to the public for information on what happened.
They have also been taking statements in the area and collecting CCTV footage in an attempt to piece together the last known movements of the victim.
Anyone who was in the area at the time or has any details has been asked to contact gardaí in Dungarvan on 058 48600.
Conor Kane
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Constructed a little over fifty years ago in the small town of Amber, this small, two-person bungalow was sold a little over a year ago to the ageing half-orc wizard, Aquor Von Canto and his roomate, the elven cleric, Pepehel. Now with Aquor lying dead inside the master bedroom, this humble house has become infected with wild magic.
The building itself was small, and mostly made of stone, including the magically reinforced inner walls. Two windows adorn the front of the house, muted against the utter blandness of it all. No decorations, nore gardens adorn this clearly frugal building.
Inside, the building was equally as spartan with a narrow entranceway (1) flanked only by a small mat for wiping one's boots, as well as an empty window frame containing the cooking pot in the kitchen, allowing smells to make their way across and assault those just entering into the building.
The far left of the building was almost entirely dominated by a magical study; (5) it's main feature: a summoning circle upon the ground, it's magic slowly fading due to the death of it's master.
Opposite this room, and across the main hallway again was Pepehel's bedroom (6), a collection of rags and religious iconography, with clothing haphazardly thrown about, covering the vast majority of the floor in a scene reminiscent of a students dorm.
Finally, in the opposite corner of the building, past a pair of entirely unnecessary double doors, was the second bedroom. (7) Relatively modest, the room was also sparsely decorated. Upon the bed itself was the body of its occupant, surprisingly fresh, given its age, with a large metal poleaxe driven through the body's abdomen, pinning the body to the bed itself.
Congratulations, Dylan. Putting yourself out there to compete in anything is hard, and designing RPGs is hard. Particularly designing adventure settings or locations. You have to be able to suggest some ideas about personalities, plots, terrain, and more, and have GMs chomping at the bit to add your location to their regular game. Let's see how you did!
I believe in positive feedback and honest criticism that should make you better at every part of this gig. So to start positively, I want to say that you start us off with two important things in your entry: drama and character. I get a quaint little house with aging friends, and a few hints into their intimate relationship. I can hear Pepehel saying "it took him years to get it right", as if he or she's imagining the trial and error nature of Aquor's invention.
Now, there's a lot of opportunity for improvement here. I don't know Pepehel's race or gender or the nature of the two's relationship. Why not make them a longstanding intimate couple and add a bit of sweetness to the drama? That increases the sadness of Aquor's passing. We're not romance writers for sure, but emotion is immersion so take every chance to address relationships and motivation.
Background information aside, there are a few things I'd like to see from you if you advance. You struggle with spelling, grammar, and run-on sentences. Submitted work should be a better overall draft and easier to read and comprehend. You switch tenses. Write in active present tense and eliminate most past tense and almost all passive language. That will make you a much better, faster first-draft writer. I'm not fond of the parenthetical numbers in paragraphs, preferring individual paragraphs to describe individual rooms.
You could benefit from a review of some Pathfinder mechanics and conventions. Magic schools aren't usually capitalized, and summoning circles or spell effects don't fade if their caster dies.
Now for the hard one: there's no adventuring here. An adventure location should be more than a small house with a dead body. I think you're trying to describe a regular cottage and then end us with a bit of mystery teaser. But if this were published, it doesn't include anything about Aquor's enemies, who the corpse belongs to, where the adventure should take us, etc. If I were running a game, I am more likely to make use of the cottage map and completely insert my own adventure. I would have recommended a larger scale adventure location with flora, fauna, personalities, conflicts, and natural hazards. A place I want to move an adventure to.
Adventure locations are about immersion and exciting potential. I think the next chance you have to submit to an open call you'll show improvement if you remember those things, and write a few drafts before submitting. Thanks for participating and good luck in voting!
This adventure location presents a mystery in Aquor's death and the consequences of that mystery. PCs might be interested in discovering who murdered Aquor or stopping the release of wild magic. Beyond that, though, there's not a lot to work with. You could have described the effects of the wild magic, or added a contraption invented by Aquor that acts as a trap (tying into his inability to get things right). The wild magic could have activated the summoning circle to call forth a fiend of some description.
The map is clean and conveys the cottage very well. You made sure it included rooms one would expect in a residence. I think you could have added a few more bits of dressing to make the map feel more whole, but that is a quibble, and I imagine a cartographer would have had no problem filling in the blanks. The location's description tells the reader where all the rooms are, but the numbering breaks up the text, and isn't consistent. I understand the need to make it clear which room is which, but it would have been best to have an index on the map itself.
The use of past tense in your description makes it seem like the various features are no longer in the cottage. You definitely want to use present tense and avoid passive voice. There are also a few instances where you use "it's" rather than "its." In short, this would have benefitted from a proofreading pass (either done yourself or by a trusted friend).
Overall, this adventure location presents a potentially interesting mystery and the threat of wild magic, but it doesn't do much else to make this a compelling location for adventurers. Therefore, I can't recommend this to advance.
Living residences -- by which I mean ones that are still in daily use as a home (which this was until apparently just recently) -- can make tricky dungeons. It often doesn't make sense for there to be traps or many of the other elements we expect when we send PCs into "dungeons." At first glance, it looks like this entry is going to avoid that problem by infusing the house with "wild magic," but then there's no evidence of that in the rest of the write-up. As is, we have a humble house but there's not much to be done there. There's a murder mystery set up, but there's nothing exciting about the location itself. Mike and Steve have noted some of the grammar/verb tense issues, but I'd also point out that the writing itself downplays the excitement -- it actually calls out the location's "utter blandness." It's hard for me to get excited about that. Similarly it calls out a pair of double doors as "entirely unnecessary" -- so why are they there then? I'm not sure if the idea was to juxtapose wild magic strangeness or a horrific murder against the otherwise mundane location, but if so, I don't think that was the best choice for a contest where voters need to be wowed.
As for the map, I like that the areas in the home are different shapes (especially Room 3 leading into Room 4) and several areas have enough room for combat should a fight break out here. That said, the overall structure is a simple square -- which is very rare to find in architecture. There's plenty of space on the map to make the home a bit bigger and have a few areas jutting out beyond the central structure. Even if the idea was to keep it tightly constrained, perhaps it has a well or some sort of outbuilding. Again, I think the choice of making this such a subdued location hurts as there is less room to play around with the map. Perhaps one of the inhabitants was a gardener, which could have added a visual element -- perhaps a summoning circle design in the foliage -- while still allowing for the home to be a small cottage. One more small note: I don't know that the mapping program was the best choice in this case; I have to really look closely to differentiate the doors from the walls and I think that would make for a little more work for the graphic artist who would use this turnover to make the final map product.


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Young Dolph Memorial To Come Down After Makeda's Cookies Owner Voiced Safety Concerns
By Devon Black On 8 March 2022
Memphis, TN – The city of Memphis has heavily grieved the loss of Young Dolph following his murder at Makeda's Cookies last November. Fans and family erected a touching memorial at the site of the murder on Airways Boulevard, but now the owner of the building that houses Makeda's Cookies says it's time for all of it to come down.
As reported by ABC24, Pamela Hill, the owner of Makeda's, changed her mind about reopening her famous cookie shop due to safety concerns. Once the building owner got wind of Hill's complaint, he decided it was time for the memorial to go.
"I understand you have to lease it out and run a business," community activist Frank Gotti told ABC24. "I understand it. It's his building and nobody can argue with him on that. I appreciate him for keeping it up this long."
A member of Paper Route Empire also spoke with ABC24 on Friday (March 4) and said a new memorial will eventually be erected at Castalia Heights on Monday (March 7).
Young Dolph was shot and killed outside Makeda's Homemade Cookies in South Memphis on November 17, 2021. Three men have since been arrested for the murder of the rap star. The pushback on the memorial comes after Young Dolph's cousin and close collaborator Key Glock announced on Thursday (March 3) he might be done with rap, with many fans theorizing his cousin's death may be to blame for the loss of motivation.
"Finna go to acting school…doing music don't hit da same for me anymore," Glock wrote. While he's saying he might be done with music, Glock is still planning to hit the road this spring. The "SiriusXM Hip Hop Nation Presents: The Yellow Tape Tour" will span 33 dates and is set to kick off on April 4 in Atlanta.
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Tag Archives: scientism
"Because Science" is the Rallying Cry of the Historically-Illiterate
By Rayn | September 18, 2016 - 3:16 pm | October 16, 2016 News Commentary
"A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race, and Human History – Nicholas Wade"
At Elit[ist] Media, "Scientific" Racists Fit in Fine:
http://fair.org/extra-online-articles/at-elite-media-scientific-racists-fit-in-fine/
(Steve Rendall) Nicholas Wade was a leading New York Times science writer for three decades, at one point the editor of the "Science Times" section. He retired from full-time work at the paper in 2012, and in May 2014 published A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race and Human History, a book that has been described as a full-throated defense of "scientific racism" (New Statesman, 5/20/14). Wade's embrace of the pseudoscience of eugenics raises questions about his tenure at theTimes, and about corporate media vigilance when it comes to racism.
Media frequently fail to challenge racism in high places (FAIR Blog, 6/27/14)—in part because some highly placed corporate media figures are themselves attracted to racialist ideologies. Extra! (4/05) documented this after New York Times columnists David Brooks (12/7/04) and John Tierney (10/24/04) approvingly cited the work of Steve Sailer, a central figure in the promotion of racist and anti-immigrant theories.
My Commentary: "Because science"… is the rallying cry of the historically-illiterate (and, scientific racists have ALWAYS fit in fine)!
Behold! "Science" as a Religion!
http://acidrayn.com/2014/09/14/behold-science-as-a-religion/
Tagged Cult, cultish, elitism, elitists, media, racism, racist, religion, science, scientism
Big Sugar Enlisted Harvard Scientists to Discredit Link to Cardiovascular Disease, Because… "Science"
By Rayn | September 13, 2016 - 5:28 pm | November 29, 2016 News Commentary
How Big Sugar Enlisted Harvard Scientists to Influence How We Eat—in 1965:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-12/how-big-sugar-enlisted-harvard-scientists-to-influence-how-we-eat-in-1965
(Deena Shanker) The food industry has funded research in an effort to influence nutrition science and health policy for more than half a century, new research out Monday has found.
It's no secret that industry funds such efforts today: An investigation in June, for example, showed how the National Confectioners Association worked with a nutrition professor at Louisiana State University to conclude that kids who eat sugar are thinner than those who don't.
An article by University of California-San Francisco researchers, published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine, shows how far back such efforts go: In 1965, the Sugar Research Foundation, the precursor to today's Sugar Association, paid Harvard scientists to discredit a link now widely accepted among scientists—that consuming sugar can raise the risk of cardiovascular disease. Instead, the industry and the Harvard scientists pinned the blame squarely, and only, on saturated fat.
My Commentary: Because, "science"…
Tagged appeal to authority, cardiovascular disease, cover-up, diet, experts, fallacious, Harvard, health risks, hide, nutrition, Propaganda, saturated fat, scapegoating, scholars, science, scientism, sugar, sugar industry, unhealthy
Never Forget… Institutionalized Eugenics in America
By Rayn | September 1, 2016 - 12:27 pm | December 3, 2016 Articles
I originally posted the following information and statement onto my Facebook wall…
"Buck v. Bell: In 1925, Virginia, like a majority of states then, enacted eugenic sterilization laws. Viriginia's law allowed state institutions to operate on individuals to prevent conception of what were believed to be 'genetically inferior' children. Charlottesville native, Carrie Buck (1906 – 1983), involuntarily committed to a state facility near Lynchburg, was chosen as the first person to be sterilized under the law. The U.S. Supreme Court, in Buck v. Bell, on 2 May 1927, affirmed the Virginia law. After Buck, mor than 8,000 other Virginians were sterlized before the most relevant parts of the act were repealed in 1974. Later evidence eventually showed that Buck and many others had no 'hereditary defects.' She is buried south of here." (Department of Historic Resources, 2002)
Buck v. Bell:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_v._Bell
Buck v. Bell, 274 U.S. 200 (1927), is a decision of the United States Supreme Court, written by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., in which the Court ruled that a state statute permitting compulsory sterilization of the unfit, including the intellectually disabled, "for the protection and health of the state" did not violate the Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. The decision was largely seen as an endorsement of negative eugenics—the attempt to improve the human race by eliminating "defectives" from the gene pool. The Supreme Court has never expressly overturned Buck v. Bell.
Tagged 14th amendment, Abuse of Power, America, compulsory sterilization, control freaks, control-freak, defectives, disabled, due process, elimination, Eugenics, human race, human rights, improve, injustice, intellectually disabled, pseudo-science, pseudo-scientific, racial hygience, reproduction, reproductive autonomy, reproductive rights, scientism, state, statism, sterilization, sterilize, United States, unjust, USA, victimize, victims, violation
The Religion of Made-Made "Climate Change"
By Rayn | August 19, 2016 - 6:33 pm | December 1, 2016 Correspondences
The following correspondence originally took place upon my Facebook wall…
Rayn: The Church Of Climate Scientology: How Climate Science Became A Religion:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexepstein/2013/11/07/the-church-of-climate-scientology-rationalizes-some-of-the-worst-policies-in-our-history/#2db84dd519fd
Lutz S.: if you cant see where this article is coming from, you havent been outside lately
Rayn: Please explain.
Tagged bad policy, Church, Climate Change, control, control freaks, man-made, religion, scientism, zealots
Adding Some Clarity to the Misleading Claim that "All Food is Genetically Modified"
By Rayn | August 4, 2016 - 5:42 pm | December 4, 2016 Debates
The following debate originally took place here, upon the Facebook page, "FEE"…
FEE: All Food Is Genetically Modified. Now We're Just Better at It.
https://fee.org/articles/all-food-is-genetically-modified-now-were-just-doing-it-better/
Rayn: LOL! Sure! We've been splicing plant genes with that of bacteria and insects since the dawn of humanity! *facepalm*
Scott S.: Nature has been. It's called horizontal gene transfer- take a biology course.
Rayn: LOL. Thanks for the condescending "advice," but I majored in biology at Stonybrook University. Before that, I went to Clara Barton High School for Health Professions, where I scored a 92 on the Biology Regents Test – the highest in my entire school.
Horizontal gene transfer is a nature-guided process of evolutionary adaptation, most common to *single-celled organisms*. It typically involves the transfer of only a tiny fractions of genetic material at a time while single-celled organisms interact with their environment. This process isn't even REMOTELY similar to *human-directed* gene-splicing of *large sections* of *highly complex organisms,* such as plants, with the DNA of other *highly complex organisms,* such as insects, nor even with single-celled soil bacteria.
Jamie M.: They used chemicals and radiation instead.
Tagged agriculture, control-free, experiment, food, food supply, genetic engineering, genetic modification, Genetically Engineered, Genetically Modified, GMO, horizontal gene transfer, no control, scientism


Twentyfifteen has a feature to add a custom image as a background to your sidebar. While this could be used to implement a logo or branding of some sort, it gets complicated when the sidebar switches to become the header on smaller screens. This is only one of two "enhancements" I made to Twentyfifteen. I really felt it needed a solid space dedicated to a logo of some sort and I'm surprised it wasn't included in the first place.
The Upload Custom Logo feature is exactly what you expect: It allows you to add a logo to your "header". This fits automatically within the "header" whether you are in large screen-sidebar view, or small screen-header view.
I've added another feature called "Header Text Positioning" which will allow you to position the site title and tagline in relation to the logo. See that page for details.


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Where'd You Go, Bernadette - Maria Semple
Lissa M.
This satire of the politically correct Microsoft set who now populate Seattle is clever, witty, and wonderfully entertaining. In addition to her keen eye for the comical, Semple's story-telling is partly about the strains that modern day life places on relationships, especially those between parents and children. Mostly, though, her book is just a really fun read.
Family Fiction
Where'd You Go, Bernadette: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Maria Semple
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Published: Little, Brown and Company - August 14th, 2012
Where'd You Go, Bernadette: A Novel (Paperback)
Published: Back Bay Books - April 2nd, 2013
By lluncheon at Wed, 2013-05-22 17:27
The Violinist's Thumb - Sam Kean
Sam Kean 's clever and engaging biography of DNA covers far more than biology; it explores how one elegant molecule structures our bodies and lives, and it captures the complex discoveries of scientists—and their equally complex personalities—in an entertaining narrative style. The Violinist's Thumb (Little, Brown, $15.99) is full of amazing facts (did you know that there's enough DNA in our bodies to stretch to the moon?) and illuminating analogies (the nimble, ever-shifting RNA is compared to ancient oral storytelling, while sturdy, consistent DNA is like writing). The book's broad range makes it ideal for readers of history, biology, psychology, and politics; the many tales of A, T, C, and G reveal what our genes mean to us and how they have shaped us as a culture, a species, and as individuals.
See Nature
The Violinist's Thumb: And Other Lost Tales of Love, War, and Genius, as Written by Our Genetic Code (Paperback)
By Sam Kean
Published: Back Bay Books - July 16th, 2013
What the Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal the Secrets of the Natural World - Jon Young
Andrew G.
What the Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal the Secrets of the Natural World (Mariner, $14.95) is a fascinating new instructional guide as perfect for the experienced birdwatcher as it is for the aspiring naturalist. Jon Young shares decades of experience and scores of anecdotes to explain how learning to observe carefully and to understand the language and behavior of both unusual and ordinary birds can help us see and appreciate the complexity of the natural world, even in an urban environment like Washington, D.C. Descriptions of flight patterns, distinct bird calls, and avian reactions to disruptions in territory are fundamental aspects of the book; throughout, Young provides online links so readers can listen to the songs, chatter, and warning calls he mentions.
What the Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal the Secrets of the Natural World (Paperback)
By Jon Young
Published: Mariner Books - May 21st, 2013