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Is it ethical and/or wise to lie to become vaccine compliant?
Thread starter El Draque
Start date October 13, 2021
From the WEF Thread - It will all be digitally linked:
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I'm guilty of this as well but worth mentioning that us westerners are conditioned to respond to these sorts of moral questions with "I think..." and not "The Bible says... The Church fathers say... My priest advised me to..." as if we are qualified to make that sort of moral judgment.
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Geo Martin
DanielH said:
I agree, but in these times I don't think there is a single nation that will stand up in unison for the word of God, if there ever was. Let's not be self defeating by accepting the equation put in front of us by the enemies of Christ that we are finished. It was the West who took the word of the Lord to the remotest corners of the earth, let's not forget that fact and them.
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in.image.and.likeness
Orthodox Catechumen
Good question. But it has implications which go beyond understandably short sighted answers.
Each passport, real or fake, increases the numbers of marked people and lowers those of the visible resistance.
Since technocracy is not about the vax but about the pass and the tracking / control that it will allow, a fake pass is not resisting, it's being part of the system.
So the question could rather be:
Is it ethical to partake in the implementation of the beast system?
So what this really means in the end:
Every fake pass could be seen as a cop out and a betrayal of those who stand openly against it - and against the Truth.
Let's imagine an end-times-scenario:
I've been against all of this from the start but I got my fake pass.
Now imagine the true unmarked without a pass being rounded up publicly with a crowd of bystanders.
I am part of the marked and safe crowd, watching.
Would I then give up my safety etc. and join the ones who really stand for what I actually believe in?
Getting a fake pass could be one step further on the path of decreasing one's own resilience + the willingness / readiness to stand firm when the time comes.
I'm no hero, I'm not saying I could do this.
I simply think it's better to train being a micro-martyr now before I won't be willing to when the time comes.
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soli.deo.gloria
in.image.and.likeness said:
Great post. The Martyrs that came before us faced much worse persecution and they did not waiver. We should hold ourselves to a higher standard and put our faith in God. I know it's easier said than done but we should at least try. During the persecution of Christians in Lyon AD 177, St. Blandina was the greatest among them and she was only 15 years old!
Persecution in Lyon - Wikipedia
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soli.deo.gloria said:
Great post. The martyrs that came before us faced much worse persecution and they did not waiver. We should hold ourselves to a higher standard and put our faith in God. I know it's easier said than done but we should at least try. Blandina was the greatest among them in that particular episode and she was only 15 years old!
I agree, we are weak and fallen, but we should try! The Martyrs "function" is actually to give us courage and strength to endure.
Imagine being around the Apostles as an early Christian and knowing of or even witnessing their martyrdoms, oh what impact that would have had on you..!
Absolutley, there are many young martyrs... what deep faith!
I was touched by the martyrdom of The Holy Martyresses Vera (Faith), Nadezhda (Hope) and Liubov' (Love)
which is kinda fitting to this topic as well because it answers the question whether you should denounce Christ (the Truth) to save your loved ones with No.
"(Vera was 12, Nadezhda was 10 and Liubov' was 9)"
"[...] They subjected Saint Sophia to another and grievous torture: the mother was forced to look upon the suffering of her daughters. But she displayed adamant courage and during this whole while she urged the girls to endure the torments in the Name of the Heavenly Bridegroom. All three maidens with joy met their martyr's end. [...]"
The Holy Martyresses Vera (Faith), Nadezhda (Hope) and Liubov' (Love)
mail.holytrinityorthodox.com
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Sharks' Evander Kane suspended 21 games by NHL for reported use of fake vaccine card
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The Bible is most likely the best reference. Priests and "church fathers", unfortunately, are not as reliable in these times. A mix of your instincts and the Bible as the direct word of God will probably lead to the best judgment in these strange times.
droughtmeat said:
When I say Church Fathers I mean saints - their opinions don't change and they are in agreement against Covidism. The Bible was written and confirmed by the Church Fathers.
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I came across something which appears to be relevant to this topic. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapsi_(Christianity):
The Decian persecution of 250 AD, which required all citizens of the Roman empire to publicly sacrifice to traditional gods, created unrest within the Church. Christians who submitted to pressure and made public sacrifice were called lapsed or lapsi. Upon completion of sacrifice, individuals received a certificate of sacrifice, or libellus, a legal document proving conformity with Roman religion.
Libellatici: Those who had drawn up attestation (libellus), or had, by bribing the authorities, caused such certificates to be drawn up for them, representing them as having offered sacrifice, without, however, having actually done so. A two-year sanction was imposed as penance. From Latin libellus – "little book; letter; certificate"
Acta facientes: Those that made false statements or other acts to save their lives. From Latin – "those doing the acts"
I believe the situation with the vaccines is not very different from the Decian persecution and I encourage all faithful Orthodox Christians to be strong and don't submit to persecution and that includes lying or using forged documents. This is not a judgment on anyone just an observation of history and Church teachings. I will continue to pray for us all.
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PolishCalifornian
The System has revealed itself to be violently hostile towards law-abiding working families. While it's not a long-term solution, if you have an option to prolong your employment by using the same slipperiness against your employer that they have demonstrated towards you, do it. A friend of a friend provided a "proof of vaccination" to his employer when they asked him for it, they didn't specify that it was "his proof of vaccination", where he got it is his business. I know people who are actively planning emigration from their home countries because of these mandates (not to mention to escape the deluge of pro-vax, anti-Christian propaganda that their children are being pummeled with in schools). The government and businesses have shown no loyalty to their citizens and faithful workers, you are under no obligation to abide by their immoral, illegal and evil rules introduced without warning or through any legitimate process. Weighing the risks of possible legal action or at least not being able to use a former employer as a reference, against getting paid for another month or two before they introduce new, arbitrary requirements and digital verification systems, depending on your circumstances it may buy you time and breathing room to either see how the situation evolves (the coming month seems to be a possible inflection point) or to relocate and/or find new employment.
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I agree. We know the whole operation is not about keeping everyone healthy.
It's obvious that the vaccines and their passports are part of this experiment to bring about a whole new system. The perpetrators have admitted to this in countless oportunities.
The vaccines are only a vehicle for something else, a tracking system, so this means the passport is the objective of the vaccines and not the other way round.
I don't think the controllers care so much whether someone takes the vaccine or not, but they are really keen on the passports.
So, there's no such thing as a 'fake passport' as it only means you didn't get the injection, but the tracking is real, so it's a real passport in the sense that the whole purpose of it is to track your movement and more.
The way I see it is there is no difference between using a fake passport and taking the injection.
Besides cowardice and compliance to tyranny will never yeild anything good.
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Geo Martin said:
I mean no offense, but you as well as @in.image.and.likeness are terribly wrong on something fundamental: The relationship of the vax and the pass. While control is one of their goals, it's pretty obvious at this point in time that they are obssessed with having whatever is in many of the concoctions they push flowing through the veins of the public; especially children, all in a very tight timeframe, thus leaving no room for discussions or rational thought in the public sphere. There are many possible reasons for this, being the destruction of the "control group" one the most important: after all no one will be able to pin the blame on the sacred needle if in 5 years we "find out" the omega variant rendered most of the population infertile and doomed to shortened lives...if 80 or 85%+ of the population is vaxxed. The pass is to ensure you have to get the vax and boosters at some point if you want to "live" in society and not be a pariah, safe from the virus. They know perfectly that only a small minority even among us here was prepared for the current events.
The tracking is already performed on anyone with smart devices of any sort and can easily be bypassed by anyone savvy enough or without digital addiction. However no one will escape whatever nanotechnology is implanted in those allowed to survive.
Ignore this reality at your own peril.
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There's a lot of talk of martyrdom in this thread. I understand why this can be considered something to aspire to, but I don't think we're at the stage where martyrdom is necessary or even the best course of action.
The early Christians had no choice but to martyr themselves. They were overwhelmingly outnumbered by the Roman juggernaut, and there were various sects to divide their already minuscule numbers. But we currently find ourselves in a much different situation.
Let's use the US as an example. The liars claim that 2/3 of adults have received two administrations of the poison. Few of us here accept those numbers, but let's do so for the sake of argument. Of that 2/3, many of them only did so under extreme coercion so we can disregard almost all who were added to the total after June or so. By then, anyone who really wanted to submit themselves could easily have done so. They also claim that 84% of people over 65 have gotten multiply injected.
So in reality, it's something like half or even more of an adult population of 200 some million who are on our side. The ranks of the enemy consist largely of the old, frail, fat, and feeble minded. Yes, the enemy controls information and has superior weaponry, but victories are being won and I expect we have powerful allies we don't yet know about. Our enemies have also yet to resort to the brutality with which the Roman Empire dealt with its dissidents – at least for now, we are not being executed in public without something resembling due process for the simple act of identifying evil and wrongness. We have yet to be forced to renounce our beliefs to remain alive. Yes, it's likely that we will soon be outcast, marginalized, or de-personed, but we have yet to reach that point.
While there have been times in history when martyrdom was the best and perhaps the only option, there have also been times when fighting and crusading was the purest way to promote good over evil. Should Christians have allowed Vienna to be sacked because they could ensure their place in heaven by being slaughtered or worse by the Turks? Would the world be better off if all true believers had chosen martyrdom over battle?
I'm not ready to martyr myself just yet. It's clear to me that this is one of the times to resist the evil and to band together to attack it. There is no need for us to submit our lives along with those of our families and fellow men and taking action now can prevent us from ever reaching that unenviable state.
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thank you for your thoughts. no offence taken, s'all good.
I absolutely agree that depop and a medical dictatorship which also brings in profit are a crucial part of this.
but the motivation is not "monofocal", like you alluded to.
now: logically you don't need a pass to ensure boosters because people can still reject the second, third, etc at any point if they choose to suffer the consequences. those who took the first shot are simply more likely to get the next one, the threshold is lower, it's psychological, the pass technically does not make the person dependent on getting the next shot. what "forces" the boosters is access / denial to supply of any kind.
I believe that at the top is the pass as a means to bring in total control, technocracy and transhumanism.
the current main goal (in a list of goals) is the digital pass because digitalization will for the first time provide the infrastructure needed to centralize control over all parts of life that are dependent on supply chains and services (it's a lot since we don't produce anything ourselves anymore).
also it's not only about tracking (phones are here already, that's right), it's more about the phone being the first version of the device through which one is granted / denied access to the offers we are presented with by corps and institutions.
the next goal then is neo-feudalism, you'll own nothing and will be happy, you rent everything from the overlords, and if you don't abide by the community standards and terms and conditions, you won't get food, medical treatment etc..
this leads to smart cities which will be platforms like facebook etc in real life managed by a social credit score and pseudo-universal basic digital income.
another step will be then to fully connect your DNA to a blockchain so that the human will be a biological mining rig for crypto also controlled by the elites (there are already articles about these ideas and patents - can't remember where though, sorry).
I don't know what you mean by "bypass" the devices? if you mean that you can live without it, than yes, this is possible. but like I said, the device is only the holder of the pass (later it might be nano-tech inside your body that scanners react to) by which you are granted / denied access. bypassing it means no access. then self-sufficiency is the only way out (temporarily).
the obsession with vaxing everyone can be explained by depop like you said correctly, and by profit, but also by the historical / biblical truism that the whore riding the beast will one day be killed by the beast (Revelation) - meaning:
after a phase of openness / relativism / ecstasy / excess of freedom / moral depravity / sexual degeneracy (=the whore) a phase of totalitarianism / authoritarianism / total control / clamp down / wanting to account for everything will follow (=the beast).
from one extrem to the other. the pendulum must swing back.
there are spiritual forces at play that orchestrate human souls to leave the royal path and make idols out of things like inclusion, diversity, control, power, ect., and without God these things by themselves justify their own acquisition.
I am not ignoring the vax + boosters reality. on the contrary, I am seeing it coming full force and praying to God to give me the strength to bear the consequences of rejecting the vax + boosters + fake pass and be a testimony to the Truth that is Jesus Christ.
thus I see these basic outcomes:
1. we will comply
2. the attempt will fail due to structural deficiency and we will buy time
3. God will intervene
4. we will resist and die
btw you did not address the ethical points that are made here which are the actual reason of this thread.
would you out yourself as an unmarked fake pass recipient and join the ones standing with their backs against the wall ready to be dealt with by the police and or mob?
I think as Christians we should think these things through.
forgive me if I come across as arrogant, I did not mean to. I wish you a blessed day/night.
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all good and well. it's important to balance extremes and get back to a sober view of the state of affairs, I agree.
martyrdom is not necessarily a wish (one should be cautious indeed with one's naive dreams of heroism and feelings of pride), but rather a possible outcome all things considered rationally.
would you get the fake pass which would increase the numbers of vaxed people, would activelly put your name into the system, and would further the implementation of totalitarian control?
is it ethical to get one considering this?
because my argument is that the consequences of a fake pass reach further than one might think.
I apologize for any misunderstanding. While I'm no privy to the plans of the elite, as you said there actions aim at accomplishing multiple objectives. My point was that control was not the only or even the most important aspect of this. Regardless of the real purpose (depop, transhumanism, money or more likely all of them together), their focus in on injecting whatever is in the jabs into the population. In order to accomplish that they have instructed their puppets to even risk or directly destroy their political careers (and in some countries even taken with them their political parties) just so they can have this concoction flowing through the veins of most of the population.
While vast swathes of the third world are still on the pipeline, Where I'm currently located, I have witnessed how the regime under globalist control has even sent vaxx crews by helicopter to the jungle in order to "save" the Aborigins from the "great plague". And how side effects are swept under the rug since the local media is completely in cahoots with their governments and local oligarchs. This is a third world country where mestizos and mulattoes made up 70% of the population (hispanic country). And close contacts have told me, to varying degrees, similar stories in other countries of the region. It's pretty obvious the purpose is the injection, control being an objective to be accomplished later in order to enforce the cycle of never-ending doses, especially when it's done in countries where the digital infrastructure is still fledging so tracking and control are not implemented yet even in the great cities...
It takes us to the point where the duty of every Christian (and really anyone who wants to remain human and free) is to avoid the concoction at all costs. The pass is the way to put the pressure on anyone even doubting the boosters, eg., if you don't take it your pass will expire and guess what, you will be the same as the unvaxxed in the eyes of "polite society", thus ensuring conformity. The pass is a goal in itself as you outlined very accurately but it's also a means to force compliance in many other ways...like enforcing vaxx uptake. Maybe there are spiritual consequences to the continuous uptake of whatever is in the shots...
Regarding your question, in time there will be no more room for wiggling. Jabless passes will be a temporary solution, useful only to buy precious time.
Could this COVID-19 'health passport' be the future of travel and events?
Spikes in coronavirus across the world are once again impacting the tourism industry. But one start-up has a possible solution – an app which acts as a health passport to prove travellers are virus-free.
www.weforum.org
Regarding my position, you should pray you don't need it ever, understanding it should only be pondered in the most extreme conditions, not to indulge in a consumer lifestyle that is dead anyway. That's my position.
Have a good evening. God bless you.
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Yes, it's likely that we will soon be outcast, marginalized, or de-personed, but we have yet to reach that point.
From where I am sitting that ship has already sailed, notwithstanding the whole torture & public executions bit.
Should Christians have allowed Vienna to be sacked because they could ensure their place in heaven by being slaughtered or worse by the Turks?
If it was His will, then yes. Imho that should be the thing we are most concerned about, and then conducting our affairs accordingly.
I don't think anyone is suggesting we just lay down and die. However I still believe it is wrong to meet evil with evil (lying, forging documents, being explicitly deceptive or dishonest in our words or dealings, etc). I think the point about Martyrs is simply that if push comes to shove, it is better to be a Martyr than an apostate or a lapsi.
Your post was excellent but for me this is the most relevant bit. It is 100% spiritual warfare. Everything should be framed within this context because that's what it all boils down to. People who are expressing wordly concerns are looking at it wrong. You can't "win" at this game by somehow prolonging your life, or saving your job, etc. If you know the truth then you have an obligation to be a faithful witness to Christ and resist the tyranny and evil, at any cost (but not through evil means).
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Hello again.
There is only one main thing I am actually trying to get across and it is that of empathy, solidarity, truth and ethics.
So let's imagine the following:
60% have the real pass, 35 % have the fake pass, 5% have none.
The MSM is reporting daily that 95% are vaxxed, and 5% are unvaxed. The vaxed are consuming the MSM daily.
Then the clamp-down against the unvaxed begins.
How high is the threshold for the 35% to out themselves and join the 5% in support against the 60% and the state?
How is love and empathy of the vaxed (towards the unvaxed) effected by them knowing
a) that they are 95% against 5%?
b) that they are 60% against 40%?
Is there a difference between a and b that might lead to a different reaction by the 60%?
Is it thus ethical to get a fake pass when you can assume that it might affect those who stand firm against it all?
Let's not even call it ethical, let's say: Is it brotherly?
Many of us will propably resort to getting a fake pass when the suffering surpasses our strenght, but is it ethical? No.
It takes us to the point where the duty of every Christian (and really anyone who wants to remain human and free) is to avoid the concoction at all costs
I absolutely and vehemently disagree! "At all costs" includes deadly sins and apostasy. No!
Splendid! Very well put.

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Toyota Japan in partnership with Toyota Australia chose Australia as its Toyota Next One Discovery Tour destination in 2014.
With 30 key employees, 16 cars and a 18,000km trek through and around Australia the journey would will help Toyota plan vehicle specification for future models and provide a valuable training opportunity for its employees.
The participants would also refine and strengthen their intuition in developing vehicles for specific driving environments by experiencing every conceivable driving surface – from busy city streets to the toughest trails of the outback.
So before this journey could be undertaken it needed to be planned and Australian production agency The Feds came straight to 17 South with a list of key outback locations and seeking suggestions for new ones to be discovered to make this trek across Australia's outback both epic and memorable.
Logisitcally a complex challenge with multiple shooting crews coming in and out along the journey, key locations and events needing to be coordinated, multiple permissions across states, government agencies, land holders and indigenous native title and reserved lands over a 3 month shoot made this one of the largest logistical operations undertaken by 17 South to date.
4 months in pre-production and 3 months shooting on the road coming together in a collection of outstanding outback locations featuring Lake Gairdner in South Australia, Eucla, Pinnacles, the Gibb River Road in Western Australia, Central Australia in the Northern Territory and high and low country of northern NSW to mention some and the results of which can been seen through the links below.


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Mini-NaNo (SPN Fic): 13
Bobby and the boys on the road.
"Hold up a second, Sammy," Bobby says, and Sam stops talking, abruptly aware of Dean's soft breaths near his ear and the grit kicking out from under the wheels of the truck. He hadn't even noticed it while he was speaking, but a quiet rain has started to fall, clouding the landscape with a dull sheen. The whole world looks gentle from here, and he shifts so that his shoulder can be a better pillow for Dean's heavy head. He waits, hearing the little grunts Bobby makes as he thinks everything through.
Bobby's voice, when it cuts through the relative quiet, still comes as a surprise. "You think Dean woke up when the Demon jumped back in your daddy?"
He can't nod without disturbing Dean, so he just says, "Yeah," at once stating the obvious and making it a question with a lift in his voice, wondering where Bobby is going with this train of thought.
"What makes you think it had somethin' to do with the Demon? You said you put the amulet down on Dean and less than a minute later he was breathin' on his own again."
That's an angle he never considered, and put like that, it sounds so simple and clear; he feels his face go hot with embarrassment at not making the connection. Now he knows why Bobby had insisted on cutting the old knot in the cord free and retying the amulet around Dean's white throat before any of them set foot outside the hospital room. His heavy, blunt fingers had looked curiously gentle wielding a knife and strangely nimble knotting thin black cord.
"Course, the Demon theory makes sense too," Bobby says without pause, generously keeping his eyes on the road instead of letting them stray to Sam's pink face. "Either way, I'm just glad you boys are safe."
The truck eats up the miles of road like it's starving for it. Sam looks out the window, cracking his neck, and thinks they must have been driving for at least twice or thrice the time it had taken Bobby to get to the hospital in the first place. But he could be wrong about that. The hospital messed up his internal clock, made him count in breaths rather than minutes. And anyway, he's never had Dean's uncanny sense of direction, the ability to look once and just know where he is, where he needs to go, and what he'll find just down the road.
Still, he can't quite shake the feeling that they're going the wrong way, that Bobby has an entirely different destination in mind. His heart slams into his throat when Bobby taps out a tattoo on the steering wheel, windshield wipers laying down a syncopated rhythm, and begins to speak, his voice low and determined. "Sammy," he says, looking as calm as ever, his eyes still fixed on the road ahead, "I'm not taking you boys home with me."
Sam feels the burn of betrayal hit him sharp and fast. He's beyond glad that Dean isn't awake to hear this, though part of him wants to hold up Dean's lolling head and shame Bobby into submission. "I'm not gonna hurt Dean that way," Bobby continues, and Sam has a hard time finding the words he needs; body language would be the way to go here, if only Dean weren't lying helplessly between them. "Look, Sammy, I take you boys home with me, and then what? Dean'll be worried about trying to find your Dad, fixin' his car, going through every book in my house for ways to kill that damn Demon. And all the while not giving himself time to rest or recover. You know it and I know it and I bet even Dean knows it, but that's the way the boy is built. So let's not give him the option." Bobby shifts in his seat and flips on the headlights.
The illumination dazzles Sam's eyes for a moment and he shuts them tightly. "Where do you think we can go that Dean won't push himself? There's no such place, Bobby."
"Maybe so," Bobby allows, turning to face him directly. "I guess you'd know best, Sam. So you tell me what you want for him."
Dean starts to shift restlessly in his sleep when dawn breaks. The first rays of light shine on his frowning face and Sam rubs the sleep out of his eyes and smiles at Dean's disgruntled expression. He surveys the flat land, the empty lots bare of houses and trees, and wants to shiver at the lack of cover. But when he looks at it again, all he can think is fresh start.
Dean is fully awake by the time Bobby cracks a window to let in a little fresh morning air, and he looks straight ahead at the road they're on and says, "Nebraska."
Sam looks at Bobby for confirmation, and Bobby says to Dean, in a voice equally scratchy from an early morning without coffee, "Yeah. Caleb's."
Dean just nods and leans back in his seat between them, the long line of his leg blurring into Sam's at the hip.
Still gen, still R-ish.
Word count (today): 858
Word count (total): 13,537 (45.12%)
Tags: fic, mini-innie, supernatural, supernatural_fic_my
Trust me, that's all I need to hear - I'm just glad this story is actually working for you, because I think it's kind of a mess right now, though I am still fond of it.
The hospital messed up his internal clock, made him count in breaths rather than minutes. And anyway, he's never had Dean's uncanny sense of direction, the ability to look once and just know where he is, where he needs to go, and what he'll find just down the road.
Love that. Ooh, Bobby - smart man!
*sniffle*
*luffs*
Why must you hurt me with your icon? Why?
I LOVE Bobby. And I love that he loves Dean.
Thank you again for your constant support. You totally rock.
It's a good icon!
*pets it*
Here, is this better?
*fangrrrls all over you*
Much better! Awww, lookit crankypants not-a-morning-person Dean!
The whole world looks gentle from here, and he shifts so that his shoulder can be a better pillow for Dean's heavy head. aww
And Bobby makes the amulet connection, very nice. and I am glad you are bringing that in and giving it a greater significance.
I have just caught up with this - enjoying it very much, it's intriguing seeing all three strands carrying on and I'm interested to see when they interesect. You say above you think it's a bit of a mess right now and I don't think so at all. I have no idea whether you are working to a specific or vague plan, but either way, I do think writing bit by bit like this is difficult, myself, because you end up feeling like it's 'bitty'. (And well, I think mine was/I'm not pleased with it but that's another story). Like you end up feeling disjointed with it when you're not, it's just how you are writing it. And you can't go back and look at the piece as a whole and maybe change earlier bits.
That's my two pence anyway, for what it is worth.
I hope you enjoyed your office party - fun? And good news? Nosily, I want to know what it is, one must ALWAYS share good news. But if it's personal, well, I'm glad there are good things happening for you!
The office party was surprisingly fun, and I'm not really sharing the good news simply because I don't want to jinx myself.
You are too kind, really. The problem I'm having with this story is keeping the three strands abreast - I feel like the Kathleen stuff is moving so slowly and the Sam stuff is zipping along, and the John stuff is so erratic as to be laughable. And yeah, not being able to revise is KILLING me - I don't like sending my words out into the world without considering them for HOURS, if not days or weeks. I suspect this experiment will be good for me, but I can't say I'm really enjoying it.
I hope the good news comes....well, good, then!
And I know how you feel. It is an interesting experiment. It is good (for me) to consider small portions of words carefully because I normally write all at once, but I feel very disjointed with it. Still, every experiment you can take something away from blah blah etc etc....


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Place cottage cheese, honey and orange zest in the bowl of the blender, then blend first on low, and increase speed to high to puree completely, and drizzle in water. If needed, keep pushing cottage cheese into the blender blades to ensure it purees.
Toast 4 slices of your favorite, low sugar 9 grain bread. Spread each with ¼ of the cottage cheese mixture, top with banana slices and chopped macadamia nuts.


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In order to save her siblings, a young woman takes on her father and the powerful entity, known as Gamemaster, who ensnares humans into diabolical plots while her species gambles on the outcome.
Something animated this way comes in Coverage, Ink studios and director Jason Axinn's thriller, To Your Last Death (2019). From all of the what the f*ck-ness in the trailer I knew I would be in for quite a ride, and the film did not disappoint. This family drama, steeped in blood, is a unique new entry into the animated horror genre thanks in large part to its original narrative, written by Tanya Klein and Jim Cirile, and its art direction and modern animation style from the well-known RPG artist, Carl Frank. In the works since 2015, the film is set to finally make its world premiere at Arrow FrightFest (UK) on August 23rd and then the Big Apple Film Festival (US) on August 28th.
In To Your Last Death, the minimalist animation aesthetic of Archer meets the twisted and bloody games of Saw meets the comedic overseers of Rat Race to create a thrill ride like no other. This movie is nuts! But in an amazing way. To Your Last Death has set a new goal post for animated horror and thrillers, which all too often are lighter fare movies from which children can safely get a dosage of horror. This one is for the adults, it is rated R after all, and I don't recall having seen so much in your face bloodshed in animation and psychological play since the likes of Perfect Blue. This movie might rely more on the carnage than the psychological aspects that it tries to instill in its narrative, but I'm not complaining; I was on the edge of my seat as this family drama unfolded.
The film follows "The Dekalb family, trapped in a nightmare of their own making, struggling to survive as the playing field ungulates beneath their feet. A petri dish of mutually assured destruction." The family's patriarch, Cyrus DeKalb (Ray Wise), was an abusive father and husband, and maintain's the family wealth by being a brutal businessman in the war trade racket. When he learns of his impending death due to an inoperable brain tumor, Cyrus calls his children — social activist Miriam (Dani Lennon), financier Colin (Ben Siemon), trophy-wife Kelsy (Florence Hartigan), and musician Ethan (Damien Haas) — to his offices under the guise of discussing his legacy. The children soon find that their father wants to deal one last blow by killing them off because of their failures in life and in service to his ego, however, Miriam escapes the massacre, though her history of psychosis lands her as suspect #1 in her siblings' deaths. A mysterious and omnipresent woman who goes by name Gamemaster appears to Miriam, offering her a chance to go back in time to save her siblings from their evil father, however, she must do so as a pawn for the entertainment of supernatural beings who are gambling on her odds of winning (or losing). When Miriam decides to play the game, she finds herself not only up against her diabolical father but also up against the Gamemaster's changing rules in the name of making the game more amusing. Armed with the foreknowledge of her father's plans, and an ax, Miriam battles through psychological, supernatural, and familial setbacks in order to save her siblings and herself from an office building full of horrors and henchmen.
Voiceover talents were from the likes of Ray Wise (Twin Peaks!), Morena Baccarin (Deadpool), William freaking Shatner (Star Trek: TOS!), Bill Moseley (House of 1000 Corpses), Dani Lennon (Bite Me), Florence Hartigan (Phoenix Forgotten), Damien Haas (We Bare Bears), Ben Siemon (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend). All of these actors gave brilliant voiceover performances, which broke through the animation to create lively characters that felt almost human and visceral imagery due to their layered and profoundly sorrowful backstories. This was a great feat achieved by first time director Jason Axinn, who made this with an estimated budget of only $2.5M — small change for a stateside made animated film. With horror, sci-fi elements, dark comedy, family drama, and badass female heroes and villains creating this exciting animated venture that takes place over one crazy night, To Your Last Death is lighting in a bottle — I watched this bloody family reunion on replay.
Who would have thought that one of the most entertaining, gruesome, and thrilling movies of the year would be a cartoon? If you're a fan of Archer or the animated sci-fi epic Heavy Metal (1981), if you like disgusting death scenes, if you find humor in cool takedown lines, or if you just like awesome movies in general, To Your Last Death should be on your on watchlist! It is game, set, match with this film, and summed up by director Jason Axinn, "You have no idea what you're in for. This film will knock you on your ass."
TO YOUR LAST DEATH
Runtime: 1 hr 30 Mins
Jason Axinn
Jim Cirile, Tanya C. Klein
About the Author: Adrienne Reese
Adrienne Reese is a fan of movies - the good, the bad, and the ugly - and came to the horror genre by way of getting over her fear of... everything. Adrienne also writes for the Frida Cinema, and in addition to film enjoys cooking, Minesweeper, and binge-watching Game of Thrones.
By Adrienne ReesePublished On: October 18, 2019Categories: Movies, ReviewsComments Off on TO YOUR LAST DEATH IS Saw Meets Archer and AwesomeTags: TO YOUR LAST DEATH


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How This Dancer with Cerebral Palsy Stays Performance-Ready
Rachel Rizzuto
As a dancer with hemiplegia cerebral palsy, Jerron Herman has never been far from the physical therapy room—or an occupational therapist or some kind of medical interventionist. "I'm almost always in deep conversation with that kind of practitioner," says Herman, who performs with Heidi Latsky Dance.
It's part of keeping his body ready to dance—and to move throughout his daily life. Herman shared his routine with Dance Magazine.
What his cross-training looks like:
Hemiplegia cerebral palsy affects motor control and muscle tone on one side of the body. For Herman, it's his left side. Much of his conditioning practice includes one-sided or one-legged activities to strengthen that side.
"I'll really focus on alignment, making sure that I'm tall and long in my torso and in my back," he says. "I'll do a lot of planks, a lot of lifting through my pelvis. It's always a conversation with my left side." Swimming—freestyle and butterfly—is an occasional part of his routine, too. "That loosens up my joints," he says.
How he integrates breath:
He is also a big fan of breathing techniques, which he first learned about from Latsky. "Breathing correctly is essential to executing her movement," says Herman.
While working out, he likes to practice box breathing. In this technique, you hold and release breath for extended periods of time, says Herman. For example, you might inhale for five seconds, hold that breath for five seconds, and then release it over five seconds. The interval lengths increase over time.
While warming up, he'll practice sipping breath. Breath is drawn up into the body with what Herman calls "extreme intention." With eyes closed, imagine that air is filling up your body through a straw. Take long, deep breaths, tightening the back of the throat to send air to the head cavity and the belly. Exhale audibly, restraining the air as it exits. "It's so intense," Herman says. "I could levitate."
Why dancing is integral to his daily life:
Herman's cerebral palsy hasn't stopped his dancing by any means—in fact, it's fostered a constant interplay between his professional and daily life. "Dance is integral," he says. "There isn't a sense of boundary or separation from my personal physical life and my professional life. The physicality that I employ as a regular person is because of dance. I'm preparing for the next performance, and I also need to buy groceries and walk to appointments."
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Why it's Time to Stop Saying "My Dancers"
Annie Kloppenberg
The Iconic Lauren Anderson's Life Story Onstage
Lauren Anderson, as told to Nancy Wozny
Exploring Site-Specific Performance Here & Now
Zachary Whittenburg
Why Crafting More-Inclusive Immersive Theater Matters
Stefanie Batten Bland
More Breaking Stereotypes


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Q: What is the difference in meaning between "commission" and "fee"? I have a case where a certain amount of money is paid to a payment system for the transaction (like if you send money overseas you pay like $20 per transaction to a SWIFT company).
My colleague translated this as "fee" and this seem to be ok. But somehow this looks like more a "commission" to me.
What is the difference in meaning between these terms?

A: As OED  says commission is:

...typically a set percentage of the value involved

As for fee, it is described in the same source as:

1.1 Money paid as part of a special transaction, for example for a privilege or for admission to something.

and thus implies payment necessary to get entrance for transaction (i.e., you have to pay something to enter a bank transaction).
The easiest way of charging a fee during a bank transaction is taking percentage (commission). According to the 1st link above in OED 'commission' is commonly used to refer to percentage in money transactions.
But I guess if no percentage is involved, it's appropriate to use 'fee' as well. So the situation and technicalities should apply.

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Martin Dean - Head Coach -
deanm@lisd.net
Coach Martin Dean is entering his 33rd year of coaching and is in his 15th year as the Head Baseball Coach at The Colony High School. During his time, the baseball team qualified for the state playoffs for the first time in school history (2010-2011) and won the first playoff game and advanced to the area round in the first time in school history in 2018. Prior to coming to TCHS, Coach Dean was a pitching coach and Football coach at Lewisville High School, the Head Baseball Coach at Kemp High School and the Head Baseball Coach at Lawton Ike High School in Oklahoma. He has spent six years coaching select baseball teams during the summer, including the 2009 BCS National Champions, Dallas Yankees.
Coach Dean was a graduate of Del City High School in Oklahoma and Southeastern Oklahoma State University. While attending Southeastern Oklahoma, he played baseball for the Savages and was drafted by the Atlanta Braves.
Coach Dean has a wonderful wife, Debbie and they have three children. Elizabeth is currently a teacher at LHS Harmon. Matthew, a graduate of The Colony High School, plays baseball for the Toronto Blue Jays Organization and Kathryn, a graduate of Lewisville High School.
Colby Rogers - Varsity Asst. Coach
rogersc@lisd.net
Coach Rogers is in his fifth year at The Colony High School and sixth year in Lewisville ISD. Coach Rogers graduated from Lewisville High School in 2009. He attended Lon Morris College and Lyon College on baseball scholarships. In 2019, he obtained his Master's degree in Sports Management from Missouri Baptist University.
Coach Rogers previously coached football and basketball at Hedrick Middle School and baseball at Lewisville High School. He also has a younger brother, Blake, who plays in the San Diego Padres organization.
Brandon Grady - JV Gold Coach
gradyb@lisd.net
Coach Brandon Grady is in his 4th year at The Colony High School. Brandon is a graduate of Liberty Christian High School and the University of North Texas. He previously worked at Griffin Middle School. He also coaches football and teaches Teen Leadership and AVID.
Ben Ramsey - JV Black Coach
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Ben graduated from Texas Tech in 2011 with a degree in Mathematics and a minor in Education. He graduated from Graham High School in 2007, where he played both football and baseball. Coach Ramsey previously coached softball for the Lady Cougars as an assistant coach and was a part of the state championship team in 2017. Ben is entering his second year with The Colony baseball coaching staff.
Allen Domer - Asst.Coach
domer@lisd.net
Coach Domer graduated from Lewisville High School in 2007 where he played baseball. He attended Texas Tech and majored in Exercise and Sports Science. This is his 4th year as assistant coach for TCHS Baseball. He volunteers and coaches for the Lewisville ISD Special Olympics. In his spare time, he enjoys playing sports and traveling.


Happy Bark-day, a photo by eatzycath on Flickr.
A simple and clean birthday card created based on the sketch from this week's CAS(E) this Sketch #42.
using cocoa, coral, kraft and yellow.
Such an adorable card and I just love the coloring for the cute puppy! Thanks for joining us at PS Sparks Challenge!


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'Seen here being demonstrated by a girl worker at the Coventry factory that produces the truck. The demonstration included lifting a racing car weighing nearly one and a half tons' the Getty Images caption advises. I wonder what the 'racing car' is?
So, there you go, a Coventry Climax trivia question the answer to which you have always been waiting for!
Post war 'Climax changed its focus away from car engines into other markets including marine diesels, fire pumps and forklift trucks. The ET199 was designed to carry a 4,000 lb (1,800 kg) load with a 24-inch (610 mm) load centre and a 9 ft (2.7 m) lift height for those with a particular interest in these devices.
The fire pump market and race adaptations of that engine proved rather successful for the company!
In another bit of trivia Prince Phillip paid the lads in Coventry a visit on 21 June 1966 and is doing his best to show some interest in a 2 valve Climax FWMV V8. Those with a keen knowledge of the company's history will recall the only works Climax engines deployed in F1 that year was the special 2 litre, 4 valve FWMV Leonard Lee built for Colin Chapman to tide Jim Clark over until the BRM H16 engine was ready to pop into Col's Lotus 43 chassis. Click here for a short article on the Lotus 33 which used this engine.
Clarks Lotus 33 'R14' was a chassis which had been kind to him. He first raced it at Brands Hatch in July 1966, and, fitted with the super, trick, only 2 litre version of the Coventry Climax FWMV V8 it had served him well, he drove the car when the heavy 'H16' engined Lotus 43 was unsuited to the circuit or circumstances. His best result against the new 3 Litre F1's was a strong third in Holland.
He won the Tasman series in 'R14', assisted greatly by the unreliability of the Brabhams and the BRM P261's which had been so dominant the year before. He raced a Lotus 43 in South Africa, the first GP of 1967, then 'R14' for the last time at Monaco, finally getting his hands on the Lotus 49 at Zandvoort. By that time he was a British Tax exile so the first time the Scot saw the car was when he drove it in Holland, he hadn't even tested the thing!


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Пятково — деревня в Красноармейском районе Челябинской области. Входит в состав  Шумовского сельского поселения.

География
Расположена в восточной части района, в нескольких километрах от границы с Курганской области, на берегу реки Миасс. Расстояние до районного центра, село Миасское 18 км.

История
Деревня основано на месте выселка, возникшего в 1747 при мельнице казака Миасской крепости С. С. Пяткова (отсюда название), отец которого записался в крепость под управлением полковника А. И. Тевкелева в 1736.

В 1930 организован колхоз «Пятково».

Население

(в 1841 — 36, в 1873 — 138, в 1889 — 202, в 1900 — 249, в 1916 — 447, в 1926 — 380, в 1970 — 345, в 1983 — 267, в 1995 — 273)

Улицы
Октябрьский переулок
Лесная улица
Набережная улица
Первомайская улица
Речная улица
Юбилейная улица

Инфраструктура
 ФАП

Ссылки
 ЛЕТОПИСЬ ДЕРЕВНИ ПЯТКОВО И ЕЁ БЛИЖАЙШИХ ПОСЕЛЕНИЙ

Примечания

Населённые пункты Красноармейского района (Челябинская область)

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GILLOTTS skiers picked up silver medals at the Schools National Team Ski Championships last weekend.
Held at Snowsport, England's flagship venue near Norwich, the championships are the top event on the schools' ski calendar in its 36th year.
With the best 280 skiers, in 70 schools teams from across the six regional qualifiers, the racing was hard fought. After run one Gillotts and Surbiton looked set to battle it out for the girls' U16 title and the final race brought the best out of both teams in a thrilling climax.
All the Gillotts skiers improved on their first run times with Danielle Hawkins posting the second fastest run of the day in the U16 category. However, the Surbiton girls held off the Gillotts challenge and Emma Trust, Lily, Danielle and Zara Hawkins settled for silver.


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Q: Bootstrap 4 Alpha - Collapse - Uncaught Error So I am recently developing a website, and rather than using a navbar which drops from desktop to mobile, I am using two different navbars.
With the mobile navbar, it is a fixed navbar with a button to toggle using the collapse feature the display of the content below.
This is the error:
    Uncaught Error: Collapse is transitioning
    at l.show (bootstrap.min.js:6)
    at l.toggle (bootstrap.min.js:6)
    at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (bootstrap.min.js:6)
    at Function.each (jquery-3.1.1.min.js:2)
    at r.fn.init.each (jquery-3.1.1.min.js:2)
    at r.fn.init.l._jQueryInterface [as collapse] (bootstrap.min.js:6)
    at HTMLButtonElement.<anonymous> (bootstrap.min.js:6)
    at HTMLDocument.dispatch (jquery-3.1.1.min.js:3)
    at HTMLDocument.q.handle (jquery-3.1.1.min.js:3)
l.show @ bootstrap.min.js:6
l.toggle @ bootstrap.min.js:6
(anonymous) @ bootstrap.min.js:6
each @ jquery-3.1.1.min.js:2
each @ jquery-3.1.1.min.js:2
l._jQueryInterface @ bootstrap.min.js:6
(anonymous) @ bootstrap.min.js:6
dispatch @ jquery-3.1.1.min.js:3
q.handle @ jquery-3.1.1.min.js:3

The collapse feature of the navbar works fine when there is no other content on the page, but as soon as content is put on the page it stops working and throws up that error.
If anyone has any ideas it would be greatly appericiated.

A: As I answered here: bootstraps 4 Error: Collapse is transitioning
There is an error on the Bootstrap v4.0.0-alpha.6 version with the transitioning that will be solved on the next release.
See issue 22256 and issue 21743 links for more information.
For while, you can use workarounds like the @Nayana_Das example on this answer.


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Home Cargo Integrity Campaign Running a tight ship keeps tank industry safe
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Running a tight ship keeps tank industry safe
By n.savvides
Learing from previous errors. MSC Flaminia was a catastrphic event, for the crew and the environment. But these accidents with tank containers are very rare.
The carriage of dangerous goods in tank containers is a regular occurrence, but accidents involving tank containers are far less common than with cargo in standard boxes. Shippers and lines could be well advised to learn from the successful tank container industry to prevent serious accidents such as the 2018 fire on the Maersk Honam, and others.
Since the first cylindrical tank containers were manufactured with ISO frames some 40 years ago, they have become one of the most common methods of transporting hazardous and non-hazardous cargo, yet surprisingly the tank container industry holds a relatively unblemished safety record with only a handful of major incidents clouding its history.
Richard Brough of the International Cargo Handling Coordinating Association (ICHCA) believes that despite the obvious differences between the industries, the general cargo world could adopt some general learnings from the tank container industry.
Brough states that shippers should "understand fully the nature of the goods being shipped and fully comply with the regulations and the Guidance in the CTU Code, and we could save many incidents from vehicle roll-overs through to catastrophic ship fires"
Polymerisation of cargo can happen at sea, in the terminal or on trucks and can be lethal with the heat generated accelerating the process.
Cargo theft and physical damage to containers is far lower than in the general container supply chain, explains the TT Club's Mike Yarwood, managing director loss prevention. He added, "The value of the tank container as an asset, in comparison to a standard container, arguably motivates owners, operators and lessors to perform greater levels of due diligence on customers, shippers and the cargoes to be carried, to ensure that the asset is safeguarded."
Tank containers managed to stay out of the news in 2019 despite numerous vessel fires hitting the headlines. However, the MSC Flaminia fire in 2012 and the subsequent trial that found the shipper and the NVOCC/tank container operator solely responsible, is a solemn reminder of the risks associated with the transportation of hazardous cargo.
"The industry is all about the safe transportation of chemicals and, as such, is highly regulated with trained and competent staff," comments Steve Rowland, safety, security, health, environment and quality management director at tank logistics firm Suttons. He explains that dangerous goods training is given to all staff involved in the journey and adds that through specialist insurers, there are opportunities for shared learning following a major incident such as the MSC Flaminia.
As the tank container market continues to grow year-on-year as a direct result of production, (the global fleet stood at a whopping 652,250 units on 1 January, according to International Tank Container Organisation (ITCO) data, ensuring the safe carriage of goods is an energetically discussed topic.
The fleet is invariably made up of shipper owned units, rather than shipping line-owned, with 54,650 tank containers entering the global fleet in 2019. ITCO found that the majority of these new tanks were purchased by leasing companies – mainly to service the equipment requirements of tank container operators.
ITCO notes that the industry has also seen growth in the number of 3PLs and 4PLs entering the market. "These companies often have little - or no - accredited infrastructure to support their growing fleet of tanks, which (we can assume) they have taken on because of the low lease rates on offer, and on a shorter lease period."
Yet, incorrect handling of a tank container remains rare. "It's a bit like air freight," said Brough, "The established players who move tank containers, understand what they're doing and the construction of tank containers, and type of cargo you put in them, is heavily regulated."
He points out that it's tough to enter the tank container market if you're not an established player, which facilitates self-regulation to a certain extent.
Due to its robust design and durability, the tank has become recognised as the safest, most cost-efficient, flexible and environmentally friendly means of transporting bulk liquids and chemicals globally. It is also considered a valuable asset that, if well maintained can remain in operation for decades.
"Tank containers are constructed to stringent ISO standards and have to be approved by the competent authority of the country they are registered in. They are built to IMO specifications as well," comments Brough.
Logistics insurance specialist TT Club has an insurable interest in around 50% of the global fleet of UN portable tanks and Mike Yarwood reveals that risks in the supply chain as a result of incorrect handling of a tank container and its cargo are extremely rare. "The low level of incidents is perhaps due to a combination of the applicable regulations - as this is a heavily regulated part of the industry - and the ownership of the asset."
He notes that the environment in which tank operators do business is complex and challenging and attributes the comparatively few incidents reported as a "testament to their expertise, professionalism and dedication to safety."
Professionalism in the complex tank container industry has kept operations safe for those in the industry and the the wider community, according to e TT Club's Mike Yarwood.
"We still have problems," adds Brough. "I've visited, and audited terminals around the world that have lots of tank containers moving through and they haven't necessarily segregated them, as you would expect to do onboard a ship. You've got non-compatible chemicals sat next to each other."
He observes that it is common for a tank container to be left out in the terminal as it comes off road transport or onto rail cars, which is more frequent.
When assessing types of claims, TT Club has found they are primarily associated with the contamination of cargo. These risks exist because of the nature of the tank, but they are largely very well managed. "It's a very well-known and recognised risk in the industry," says Yarwood.
Contamination and customer liability claims are about 60% of all claims the TT Club receives. Still, when looking on an average of moves per year per tank in existence, the failure rate results in a fraction of a percent.
"Because of the specialisms, tank operators have to be that much more aware of the regulations and the complexities, and generally have a greater investment than other freight forwarders or logistics operators, who don't have to make that investment in equipment," comments Peregrine Storrs-Fox, TT Club's risk management director.
Regulations, as outlined in TT Club's latest StopLoss publication, including: The International Convention for Safe Containers, 1972 (CSC) as amended; an approved pressure vessel code (in most instances ASME VIII Div.1); and the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code (or similar modal specific dangerous goods regulations) all play a significant role.
Tanks used for international transport including a maritime leg must comply with CSC, which requires that before approval for construction is given, prototype testing is carried out to ensure compliance with the Convention. Swap tanks may not need to comply with this regulation if it is to be carried on land-based transport modes such as road and rail. In addition, tanks should also fully comply with the requirements of the Transports Internationaux Routiers (TIR) convention and specific transport mode requirements such as the Union Internationale des chemins (UIC) code (railway).
The heavily regulated tank container industry has proved over the years with the right regulations properly enforced it is possible to operate safely.
Additionally, tank pressure vessels are required to undergo weld non-destructive tests (usually radiographic) and a hydrostatic test on completion of construction and undergo testing every 2.5 years. Failure to pass these tests will result in the tank losing its DG approvals.
"The regulatory system is managed by the UN which helps to maintain consistency across different modes of transport and different countries," says Rowland.
He explains that the Dangerous Goods Regulations are mode specific (IMDG for marine, ADR for road) and they provide the whole framework covering design, testing, inspection, training, qualifications, documentation and marking of tanks. "Although it is a global standard, it is enforced by the competent authorities at a national level. This is certainly a contributing factor to having relatively few reported incidents."
Due to a heavily regulated environment, the lack of serious incidents relating to tank containers can, perhaps, be put down to conscientious stakeholders in the supply chain.
"A lot of what we see is probably down to the tank operator performing due diligence and understanding what the cargo is, knowing who the shipper is, and then making informed decisions about which tank equipment to use," explains Yarwood.
It is clear that tank operators understand the potential risks of transporting dangerous goods, and as the tank container itself is a valuable asset, they tend to go that little bit further in protecting it.
On the topic of misdeclaration, Brough stated: "You don't get that with tank containers generally." While Rowland said, the "globally harmonised" regulatory system gives the line more confidence in the information contained in safety data sheets. "There is more rigour around product approval to ensure compatibility between the product and the tank it is being carried in."
He also notes there is a willingness across the industry to share good practice to improve safety in operation.
The tank container industry has embraced the technological era, and as data-based technology expands, with the Internet of Things and 5G, advanced connectivity is being incorporated into operations. Many established players have been developing smart tanks which provide real-time information on a number of data points such as temperature, pressure and location.
"The entire container freight industry should adopt these technologies without hesitation," says Brough. "Being able to spot something beginning to go wrong much more quickly, has to be a step in the right direction."
However, he notes that there can be "negative consequences of positive actions." He refers to the use of lithium batteries as part of the tracking systems on tank containers. People are concerned about whether the batteries are built to standard and can go into the hull of a vessel.
Nevertheless, the tank container industry is heavily regulated and very compliant due to the nature of the product that's being carried. Not to mention the requirements faced by those wanting to enter the tank container community, which remains a tough barrier.
Katerina Kerr
Tank Container Correspondent
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La locuzione latina Vota superis reddite, tradotta letteralmente, significa mantenete gli impegni presi con gli dei.

Essa è contenuta nell'ottava fabula della cosiddetta Appendix perottina delle Fabulae di Fedro.

Il titolo della favola, De oraculo Apollinis, ne annuncia il contenuto: un riassunto delle massime delfiche variamente tramandate nell'antichità classica.

Nella favola di Fedro la prima di esse è dunque Pietatem colite; vota superis reddite; / Patriam, parentes, natos, castas coniuges / Defendite armis "coltivate la devozione e mantenete i vostri impegni verso gli dei, Difendete con le armi la patria, i genitori, i figlie e le care coniugi". La posizione della massima prima di quella relativa al rispetto dei genitori rispecchia sia l'ordine nelle 147 massime delfiche in cui al secondo e terzo posto appaiono Θεοὺς σέβου ("venera gli dei") e Γονεῖς αἰδοῦ ("rispetta i genitori"); sia la posizione nelle tavole della legge mosaica in cui quarto e quinto comandamento avvicendano il rispetto dei giorni consacrati a Dio e il rispetto dei genitori. Resta un tratto tutto romano, escluso nelle fonti greche ed ebraiche, l'impegno militare nel mantenere il rispetto verso patria e famiglia.

Giuseppe De Luca, nell'introduzione al secondo volume della sua Introduzione alla storia della pietà considera la frase come una esplicitazione dell'emistichio precedente pietatem colite, descrizione della pietas romana come rapporto corretto con la divinità.

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Vitae Mysterium (in italiano  Il mistero della vita), è una lettera apostolica di papa Giovanni Paolo II, pubblicata in forma di Motu proprio l'11 febbraio 1994.

Il Motu proprio istituisce la Pontificia Accademia per la Vita.

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 Lista di motu proprio
 Papa Giovanni Paolo II
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Motu proprio
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The existing format is essentially industrial and cannot meet the needs of the post-industrial economy, and money is now being generated in it. It can be said that the existing financial system does not actually create money, it simply prints notes. Paradoxically, but the fact is that financiers have turned from a manufacturer of money into their consumer. The money is made by postindustrialists, who were able to promote their man.
The main problem of the industrial financial system is that it has a limit. When it originated in return for the agrarian financial system, the limit was so far that it seemed that it could never be reached. They achieved it for a long time, but nevertheless achieved it, moreover several times. With the help of various financial instruments it was possible to get out and restart the system. However, the last restart led to the fact that now it can only generate bills, but not money.
Banknotes are thrown into circulation, but there is no qualitative growth, and this is the first sign that money is not being created. In fact, everything stands still for a very long time, although it seems there is a movement that is more virtual than real. Of course, this "stability" suits many people and they voted for everything to remain as it is. But there are those whom this does not suit at all and they have promoted their candidate.
The limit of the industrial financial system is related to the fact that it is based on matter in one form or another. Industrial money is a reflection of the value of matter. It is matter that provides emission and avoids inflation. In fact, the money supply is the value of matter expressed in banknotes, which is in economic circulation.
The financiers learned to materialize and monetize some virtual objects such as derivatives, which made it possible to significantly increase the money supply. However, even with all the tricks, there is almost nothing to evaluate. This means that it is almost impossible to further increase the money supply. For a long time, the real money supply is at the same level, and this is bad for manufacturers. If real money supply does not grow, then no calculation and real demand for goods and services.
In general, agrarian, industrial and post-industrial money can be distinguished (the estimated emission limit in modern US dollars is given above). At one time there were only agrarian money, then industrial money appeared, and post-industrial money appeared several years ago, and there are still virtually no emission systems for them. The difference between the types of money is huge.
Relatively speaking, agricultural money was created to serve the cultivation of agricultural products. In turn, industrial money was created to serve the replication of goods and services. Each type of money does not directly work for other sectors, only for its own. The emission of both agricultural and industrial money has almost reached its limit. At present, the financial system, in fact, reproduces the money already created, but does not create new ones.
At one time there was a shortage of goods and services, and the main reason for this was a shortage of industrial money. The industrial financial system solved this problem. The deficit has long been eliminated and since then there has been a marking time. The situation is aggravated by the fact that the speed of implementation of ideas has increased by more than 20 times. For example, in the first 4 years, the AirBnB service has accumulated a base of 600,000 rooms.
The result on which the Hilton network took 93 years. It is obvious that now there is a hard shortage of high-quality ideas, and accordingly a shortage of motivation, because ideas create it. To solve this problem, we need a completely new – post-industrial financial system, which will create post-industrial money. By the way, motivation is the main post-industrial product, and the essence of the post-industrial economy is the replication of motivation.
In fact, even industrial money is provided neither with matter, nor with goods and services, but with ideas. The problem is that if a person is not interested in an object, it cannot be monetized, matter is not needed without interest, goods and services are not needed. You can only monetize what is interesting. To monetize – you need to create interest and do it only if you embed the right idea in people.
For example, lies a quartz sand. No one needs it, does not represent value, and therefore cannot be monetized. But then people pumped the idea – to drink Coca-Cola. To drink and transport it, you need a bottle. The bottle is glass and the glass is from quartz sand. Accordingly, the sand becomes necessary, and therefore valuable, it can be put into economic circulation and be emitted under it.


The Muckleburgh Military Collection comprises a large number of military vehicles, many of which are in full working order. The Meteor is on loan from the Imperial War Museum. Further displays include the Royal Flying Corps and the modern armed forces. Several aero engines and missiles are on show. Live tank demonstrations take place every Sunday, and daily during the summer season. This attraction was formerly known as simply the Muckleburgh Collection.
At Weybourne Camp, off the A149 west of Cromer, 3 miles west of Sheringham, Norfolk. Well signposted.
Open daily 10.00 am to 5.00 pm, March 31st to November 4th. Saturday and Sunday 10.00 am to 5.00 pm November 5th to March 30th.
This is a facinating visit for all the family, great value for money! I love the bear and the friendly staff! The lorry ride is not to be missed, it might be bumpy but its fun!
I have been to see this collection a couple of times, and each time I loved it, I took my dad who loves everything militery, he had a grt time here, the gammer goat ride was awsome, the tanks displays are wonderful, I only wish I could drive one it would be so much fun. There is plenty to see and do, I would recommend to anyone.


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Woman Who Killed Daughter In '80s Granted Parole On 7th Try
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A New York woman convicted of killing her infant daughter in the 1980s and suspected of killing seven of her eight other children has been granted parole.
The state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision says Monday that 75-year-old Marybeth Tinning could be released from prison as early as next month. Her release from a Westchester County prison was approved last week after a parole hearing, her seventh since being imprisoned in 1987.
A jury convicted the Schenectady resident of killing her ninth child, 4-year-old Tami Lynne, in December 1985. She was one of Marybeth and Joseph Tinning's eight young children to die between 1972 and 1985 under suspicious circumstances.
Authorities believe the couple's first child died of natural causes.
Marybeth Tinning was sentenced to 20 years to life.
Filed Under: albany, Department of Corrections, schenectady
Categories: Associated Press, New York News


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