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THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHED several stories beginning Sunday after Marty Christopher Salazar, 37, of Denver reportedly shot Trinidad Erebia, 19, Juan Morales, 20, both of Greeley, and a 17-year-old male Friday night at 16th Avenue and 5th Street.
Salazar then fled the scene and was shot and killed by police after he reportedly ran down an alley and fired at officers.
Online comments flooded the Web site, asking if the shooting was gang-related, offering support for officers and providing information about the man police shot.
Details about the incident have been admittedly sketchy because police have been unwilling to release details while they investigate what happened.
Several officers were placed on administrative leave, and their names have been withheld by police to protect them.
The most recent story, an interview with Erebia, tells the story through the eyes of a man who was there. It's not meant to be a comprehensive news story, but rather one man's point of view.
Several readers pointed out holes in the story, particularly his account of how and why the shooting occurred.
According to Erebia, an admitted gang member, the shooting wasn't gang-related.
Readers took exception to his claim.
And some took issue with Erebia's assertion Salazar intended to rob them.
Finally, one reader wonders why we would print the story at all.
It's understandably frustrating to get only pieces of what happened and only one side.
City editor Kim Spencer writes a weekly reflection of comments posted on the Tribune Web site. You may reach her at 392-4467 or spencer@greeleytrib.com.


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Having just listened to Pete Townsend give BBC 6 Music's inaugural John Peel Lecture, I'm moved (as are several of my podcasting buddies) to respond.
I'm not sure what the BBC had hoped involving Townsend. If they hoped that the 66 year old guitarist would prove to be as eclectic and enlightened as the late John Peel (pbuh) who sadly died at the age of 65, then they were clearly wrong. Townsend delivered an incoherent ramble explaining why it was impossible to find good music on the internet, why Apple was a "Digital Vampire" and how the internet was "destroying copyright as we know it". These are not the cogent and coherent arguments of an experienced musician delivering a lecture fitting of the late John Peel, these are just the public house ramblings of an surfing novice.
Agreed, if you just search for "music" online, you'll be bombarded with sponsored links to iTunes, Spotify and other sites, which don't offer the best returns to professional musicians. But if that's what Townsend believes the internet user is doing then he's more of an "old fart" than even I expected.
For example: If I wanted to buy the latest surround sound, hi-fi system, would I just wander into a large electrical outlet and ask them to sell me what they recommend. Well, maybe a man who likes to be parted from his money easily would, but I'm looking for more insight. I want to know what each button is supposed to do, and why I need it. In other words: I need to do some research. So, I pop down to my local specialist, spend an hour or several in the soundproofed room and chose a system that the local specialist knows will give me pleasure for years to come.
The same is true with all things, music included. If you want to truly enjoy your music, then seek out a good guide. This is what John Peel was. So the real question is: who are today's guides? Obviously it's not Apple, or Spotify. They're out to shift volume products. So why is Townsend expecting them to deliver? The old record labels are dead: they have no more A&R staff, but we already know this.
The guides have always been: Late Night Radio DJ's, Record Show Owners and Independent Labels. These are people you can trust. You won't like everything they recommend, but that's your loss. They have great taste, and you can acquire and influence that taste by joining in.
Add to that, today's guides include podcasters, along with the music bloggers, netlabels owners, and any independent artist who is brave enough to license their work using creative commons licenses. We are the modern guides, and there are plenty of people listening to what we say. Some of us have been doing it for 6-7 years. And where will you find podcasters? iTunes of course. It's not all evil in the iTunes store.
In my view Townsend just didn't do enough research before he gave this lecture. The BBC didn't do enough research before appointing Townsend to give the lecture. Myself, or any one of my podcasting, blogging, netlabel or musican buddies could have done a better job. If you're reading this post then I believe YOU could have done a better job. You've done your research to find this blog, and John Peel would be proud of you.
Next year's lecture needs to be so much better. I won't get fooled again.


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Q: How to install moonlight in Ubuntu 12.0.4? I tried to open the this link in Ubuntu. but it suggested to install silverlight.
I searched in Google for this,finally I got Ubuntu not supported to SilverLight.so we need to install MoonLight.
for this, I run the following command.
sudo apt-get install mono-complete

after installing, I refresh the above page. still it's showing like that.
How can I fix this.
Thanks.

A: Well for me I had to install a User Agent plugin for firefox to make netflix, which requires Silverlight, think I was using firefox on a windows system. Here's the one I used:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/user-agent-overrider/?src=search
And this is the setup I used to install pipelight:
http://www.webupd8.org/2013/08/pipelight-use-silverlight-in-your-linux.html
and I enabled it system wide using:
sudo pipelight-plugin --enable silverlight
I didn't have to do any of the steps after that. So basically all you do is take a screen-shot of the page or write down the steps, close firefox, download and install it using your terminal. Restart firefox back up and then make sure you set your User Agent plugin to windows firefox and then it should work ^-^. I hope this helps.
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Reality Check (RC) is the youth action component of the New York State Bureau of Tobacco Control Program, established in 2001. Since then, youth ages 13-18 from all over New York have worked hard to educate their peers, parents, legislators, community members and key decision makers on the tobacco industry's manipulative marketing practices and how they target youth to become replacement smokers.
The teens of Reality Check have worked on numerous initiatives over the years. Reality Check was instrumental in getting tobacco ads out of certain magazines that are sent to schools and read by youth. We are working with national leaders and other states to get smoking out of youth rated films. Currently, we are also working to eliminate the influence the industry has in retail stores. Reality Check has also had great success in working with parks and other outdoor spaces, getting them to adopt policies to become smoke-free.
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Ghazanchetsots Cathedral
Ghazanchetsots Cathedral (Cathedral of Christ the Holy Savior), also called the Shushi Cathedral is an Armenian church in occupied Shusha, Nagorno-Karabakh.
History[change | change source]
Ghazanchetsots Cathedral was built between 1868 and 1887 and has a facade of white limestone.[1] The architect, Simon Ter-Hakobyan, wanted the church to look like Echmiadzin Cathedral. At the west entrance is a freestanding three-story bell tower, built in 1858. It used to have large statues of angels blowing trumpets at each corner of the bell tower's second story. These were destroyed during the Nagorno-Karabakh War when Shusha was under Azerbaijani control.[2]
The cathedral been used for many different things since it was built. After the Shushi Massacres of 1920 it was no longer used as a church. During the Soviet period it was used as to store grain, and then as a garage. During the Nagorno-Karabakh War, Azerbaijani forces used it to store weapons and ammunition.[3] In May 1992 Shusha was invaded by Armenian forces. The church was repaired and renovated. New angel statues were made to replace the destroyed originals; an image of one is part of the coat of arms of Shusha. In 1998 it was re-consecrated as a church, and is now the main cathedral and headquarters of the Armenian Apostolic Church's Diocese of Artsakh.[2]
↑ Hasratyan, Murad M (1982). "Շուշի (Shushi)". Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia. viii. Yerevan: Armenian Academy of Sciences. p. 601. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
↑ 2.0 2.1 Hasratyan, Murad and Zaven Sargsyan (2001). Armenia: 1700 Years of Christian Architecture. Yerevan: Mughni Publishing. p. 234.
↑ De Waal, Thomas (2003). Black Garden: Armenia and Azerbaijan through Peace and War. New York: New York University Press. pp. 179–180, 190. ISBN 0-8147-1944-9.
Retrieved from "https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ghazanchetsots_Cathedral&oldid=6597706"
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Middlebrook School Minstrel Show Photograph, 1954
Daggy, Walter S. (1896-1988)
Middlebrook School Minstrel Show Photograph
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The Middlebrook School Minstrel Show Photograph, 1954, depicts the cast, including students and presumably teachers and administrators, of a minstrel show at the Middlebrook School in Augusta County, Virginia.
[Identification of item], [box #, folder #], Middlebrook School Minstrel Show Photograph, 1954, SC 0066, Special Collections, Carrier Library, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA.
The tradition of the blackface minstrelsy dates back to the early nineteenth century and continued into the mid-twentieth century in various types of mass media (theatre, television, and film). As the name suggests, blackface minstrel shows primarily featured white men who would apply black makeup and act as African Americans. Stereotypical mannerisms, gestures, and dialects were often employed.
Dating to the mid-1910s, the Middlebrook School housed grades one through seven and high school, and served the Middlebrook community of Augusta County, Virginia. Several school consolidations took place over the next fifty years until the Middlebrook Grade School shuttered its doors in 1967.
The photographer, Walter S. Daggy (1896-1988), was based out of Mt. Solon, Virginia. His primary occupation was farming, but he also worked as a photographer for area newspapers. Daggy married Minnie Props on January 18, 1918 and was a lifelong resident of Mt. Solon.
The Middlebrook School Minstrel Show Photograph, 1954, depicts the cast, including students and presumably teachers and administrators, of a minstrel show at the Middlebrook School in Augusta County, Virginia. The 8 x 10 inch black-and-white photograph features twenty-six youth and adults standing on a stage in a posed group shot. All but three are in blackface. In stereotypical fashion, one performer is holding a watermelon and one is holding a chicken.
The photographer's stamp is imprinted on the verso; it reads: "'Today's Photographic Pleasures Are Tomorrow's Valued Treasures' Walter S. Daggy Photo and Finishing Mt. Solon, VA."
The collection is housed in one letter folder.
Acquired from Rolling Hills Antique Mall in Harrisonburg, Virginia in January 2017.
The provenance of the photograph, specifically the location and date, was attributed by the seller and is assumed to be accurate.
African Americans in popular culture -- Virginia -- Augusta County -- History -- 20th century
Minstrel shows -- Virginia -- Augusta County -- History -- 20th century
Blackface entertainers -- Virginia -- Augusta County -- History -- 20th century
Johnson, Stephen, ed. Burnt Cork: Traditions and Legacies of Blackface Minstrelsy. Amherst & Boston: University of Massachusetts Press, 2012.
Obituary for Walter S. Daggy, Daily News Leader, January 30, 1988.
Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission, Thematic National Register Nomination Inventory Form, Middlebrook School, VHLC 007-0686, 1985. Accessed February 8, 2016. http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Counties/Augusta/007-0686_Middlebrook_Schools_1985_Final_Nomination.pdf.
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Peter Keenan used to have a Bakery in Maryhill. I lived on Stratford street and would see him wae his bunett on going to work each day.
i remember jackie Paterson fighting at Shawfield Although I cant remeber who he fought Any help appreciated here .
My mate ,who was a boxing afficianado took me ,and while he was making himself comfortable ,the fight was all over .Jackie Paterson had knocked out his opponent within a minute .
So I saw all the fight while my mate saw none of it.
I bet your mate is still kicking himself.


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Q: Why CSS height 100% overflow parent? Why is the #red element bigger than its parent when its CSS clearly says height: 100%?

#black {
  background-color: black;
  padding: 5px;
  max-height:50px;
}

#red {
  background-color: red;
  padding: 5px;
  height:100%;
}

#grey {
  background-color: grey;
  height: 100px; /* The height is just used as an exemple, it cannot be known.  */
  max-height: 100%;
}

Because some answers doesn't seem to understand the need, this mean I was not clear on my purpose (my bad, sorry).
What I would like:
The #red element to have the same height as its parent, the #black element (so no scroll-bar, no overflow, and no hidden space). The #black element's height may change (so it cannot have an exact height) but is bounded with max-height.

A: #black does not have a height (it has a max-height).
Therefore, all other height or max-height or 100% is ignored, because 100% on unknown is unknown.
The only reason #red has a height is because it's child - #grey - has a height of 100px
Change max-height: 50px to height: 50px on #black and you'll see everything work exactly as it should:

#black {
  background-color: black;
  padding: 5px;
  height:50px;
}

#red {
  background-color: red;
  padding: 5px;
  height:100%;
}

#grey {
  background-color: grey;
  height: 100px; /* The height is just used as an exemple, it cannot be known.  */
  max-height: 100%;
}

A: The overflow is caused by the height of the #grey div, at 100px.
The #red div's height is inherited from the #grey div's height.
If you want the #black div to have the same or bigger height of its grandchild, do one of these:
1) Increase the #black div's size, or
2) Set a fixed height for the #black div, such that the 100% in the child elements can have a point of referral. Currently the 100% mean nothing, because there is no fixed height in the parent element for it to have a relative size for.
Hope that helped!

A: I'm ignoring the height/max-height issue, since it is already written by 2 other answers.
There is a logical problem with what you are trying here,
the red div contains the grey one so it must be bigger than 200px (by 5px at top +5px at bottom), since it has no overflow defined it goes beyond the 100% (90 px).
To fix this, set the scrollbar property
overflow / overflow-y
each can be set to any of visible, hidden, scroll, auto, or inherit.
auto - will add scrollbar only if needed
scroll - forces a scrollbar


Brothers Luke and Clay, and their cousin Sally Jane, are embarking on another adventure near their Appalachian mountain home. After their last day of the school year, Sally Jane found the list of things they wanted to do that summer. When the old men at Holins' General Store told them a story about a red-haired woman who had a frightening encounter with the Cherokees many years ago, the children decided to find the hidden pond where she supposedly drowned herself. They walked through the woods, and an eagle led them to the pond. What they found was both fearful and exciting. Panther Creek Mountain: The Haunted Pond, written by Clyde and Susan McCulley, is a delightful adventure capturing the spirit of the mountains, family life and childhood imagination.
The authors have included some details teaching children to understand how life was different in the mountains in the 1950s. These include having wild huckleberry pie, riding in the back of a pickup truck and going to the local hardware store to watch The Today Show on the television. The story is written in a clear, concise manner and will easily hold the attention of young children. The aspects of having panthers screaming every night, and spirit animals, will certainly pique their interest in these topics. Authors Clyde and Susan McCulley have written of a past time, teaching children about a possibly unknown period and culture in Panther Creek Mountain: The Haunted Pond. This is the second book in a series, and the next one is on the way. A good story.


Kolkata, Aug 13 (IANS) West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday laid the foundation stone of a Silicon Valley hub proposed to come up over 100 acres of land at New Town, a satellite city of Kolkata.
"Not just the state and the country, the Silicon Valley hub will be a top IT destination in the whole world," Banerjee said on the occasion.
"We are happy that Reliance Group is setting up a new state-of-art data centre in Kolkata. New projects of Amazon, Fujisoft, new IT Parks at Purulia, Malda and Siliguri were also launched today (Monday)," the Chief Minister said.


A Trump-appointed judge has issued his ruling. Mick Mulvaney – the Tea Party Congressman turned Trump apparatchik – will run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The political extremist who once said the CFPB was "extremely frightening," who called it "a joke… in a sick, sad kind of way" and said he would "like to get rid of it," is now its Acting Director.
Mulvaney didn't wait for the judge's ruling before taking the helm. He showed up at the office bearing doughnuts for the staff.
Were the condemned being served their last meal?
On his first day on the job, Mulvaney froze all hiring and rule-making, bringing the bureau's critical work to an effective standstill. The banks had won the first round. And Trump proved once again that, when it comes to fighting for working Americans, he's just another fast-talking huckster.
Devastated? Wrong as usual, Mr. President. The CFPB began operations on July 21, 2011. Over the last five years, Bank of America stock has risen more than 180 percent. JPMorgan Chase's stock has risen more than 145 percent. Citigroup's has gone up more than 109 percent. Wells Fargo's is up more than 67 percent. None of these too-big-to-fail banks has suffered financially, despite committing the largest corporate crime wave in human history.
And now, Trump and Mulvaney plan to lift another burden from their shoulders. It's good to be kings … of fraud. But then, Trump's been fighting for bad bankers from the beginning of his presidency – that is, when he isn't appointing them to senior positions in his administration.
Throughout the Obama years, Mulvaney insisted he was a hardliner on government deficits. He embraced his role as leader of the "shutdown caucus" that was willing to bring government to a halt rather than increase the nation's debt. He nearly derailed relief efforts for Hurricane Sandy victims with an amendment that would have blocked any expenditures that weren't offset by spending cuts elsewhere.
Then, as Donald Trump's Budget Director, Mulvaney embraced a package of tax cuts for the rich and for corporations that increases the deficit by $1.5 trillion, justifying it with fringe economic ideas incubated in the far right.
That's a pretty convenient conversion. But no such conversion awaits Mulvaney at the CFPB. He hated it then and, as recent comments have demonstrated, he hates it now.
Shelby, Trump, Mulvaney, and other bank-servile Republicans never mention the cost of deregulation. The lack of bank regulations resulted in 8 million lost American jobs, when bank fraud and mismanagement led to the 2008 crisis. That ultimately cost each American household between $50,000 and $120,000, according to a study by the Dallas Federal Reserve.
But then, those costs are borne by the people, not the privileged few. So what do they care?
It's hardly the stuff of totalitarianism. But to hear Mick Mulvaney and his fellow Republicans speak of it, you'd think it was filled with proto-fascist bureaucrats run amok. They've attacked the bureau with a campaign of fear.
The CFPB's oversight and constraints include: semi-annual testimony and annual reports for Congress; annual audits; mandated evaluations of its rules' effect on small business, including cost-benefit analysis; appeals processes and judicial review of its actions; the ability of other regulators to veto its decisions; and, a capped budget.
These rules came in for some criticism at the time, because they limited the CFPB's authority. Eighteen former members of the Federal Reserve's Consumer Advisory Council (CAC) issued a letter in 2010 calling a fully independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Instead the agency was officially downgraded to a bureau and placed within the Federal Reserve system, an idea that the former CAC members had specifically rejected.
Nevertheless, the bureau has racked up an impressive series of accomplishments. In addition to its work educating consumers, the bureau has played a key role in bringing illegal bank behavior to light and holding them accountable. For example, it played a critical role in disclosing that Wells Fargo committed two million felonies by illegally opening millions of phony bank accounts for its customers – a practice that was encouraged at the highest levels of the organization.
Why Shouldn't Trump Pick His Own People?
What Trump did in placing Mulvaney at the Bureau will seem reasonable to a lot of people. Why shouldn't the president be able to hire the people he wants? Actually, there are very good reasons why some positions come with fixed terms, and with strict rules about hiring, Senate confirmation, and replacement of senior officials. It's important to insulate some positions from partisan political pressure, to protect them from exactly the kind of behavior we are seeing from Republicans today.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the architect of the CFPB, has written an excellent letter to Mulvaney and Trump's White House lawyer asking them to address these and other concerns.
Mulvaney is part of a Trump economic team that includes Gary Cohn and Steven Mnuchin, two of the most predatory bankers in the country. instead of going to jail, those two bankers now go to work every day setting financial policy for the rest of us.
It's like letting the town gangsters hire the chief of police.
Now that Team Trump has succeeded in overriding the independence of this regulator, it's undoubtedly preparing to target others. The underlying problem is the role of money in politics. As long as big campaign contributors call the shots, reform is always going to be endangered by people like Trump, McConnell, and Mulvaney. This is one battle in the struggle to regain democratic control of the country's democratic institutions.
It turns out that Rep. Bacchus was right, at least as long as people like these are in charge: Washington really is there to serve the banks. And Mick Mulvaney is there to bring the doughnuts.


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Best 123 quotes of Graham Hancock on MyQuotes
All politicians should be required to drink Ayahuasca 10 times before taking office.
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Any kind of consciousness that is not related to the production or consumption of material goods is stigmatized in our society today.
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Do we as adults have the right to make decisions about what we put in our own bodies and what we experience with our own consciousness without reference to the powers of the state, or must we seek permission from the state in order to explore our own consciousness?
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Human history has become too much a matter of dogma taught by 'professionals' in ivory towers as though it's all fact. Actually, much of human history is up for grabs. The further back you go, the more that the history that's taught in the schools and universities begins to look like some kind of faerie story.
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I believe we are a species with amnesia, I think we have forgotten our roots and our origins. I think we are quite lost in many ways. And we live in a society that invests huge amounts of money and vast quantities of energy in ensuring that we all stay lost. A society that invests in creating unconsciousness, which invests in keeping people asleep so that we are just passive consumers or products and not really asking any of the questions.
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I see myself as a journalist reporting neglected stories about our past and trying to bring rigor, reason and intuition to the quest.
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I think it's obvious that the psychedelics are demonized and illegalized by our society because somewhere in our society are controlling minds that realize that these substances have the potential, have the power to unpick the controlling hierarchy.
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It may be that DMT makes us able to perceive what the physicist call "dark matter" - the 95 per cent of the universe's mass that is known to exist but that at present remains invisible to our senses and instruments.
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Just plain logic says that the war on drugs does not work. It absolutely does not work. We have this highly addictive legal drug called tobacco which has never resulted in people being sent to prison, but there has been a massive reduction in its consumption simply because responsible adults looking at their own bodies have said they don't want to do that to themselves.
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Most of the so-called illegal drugs have vastly increased in use, despite billions of dollars spent suppressing them. I believe 750,000 Americans are arrested every year for possession of cannabis. I mean that's 750, 000 lives damaged by that arrest process. It's a crazy, crazy system. It's playing into the system that the hallucinogens are grouped together with addictive drugs, which they are not. But addictive or not it's our responsibility as adults to make decisions and it's not the states' right to do that, in my opinion.
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My sense is that we are missing a huge part of the human story. I think it's possible, indeed probable, that we are a species with amnesia; that we've lost the record of our story going back thousands of years before so-called history began, and I think that if we could go back to that dark epoch, we would discover many astounding things about ourselves.
Our society values alert, problem-solving consciousness, and it devalues all other states of consciousness. Any kind of consciousness that is not related to the production or consumption of material goods is stigmatized in our society today. Of course we accept drunkenness. We allow people some brief respite from the material grind. A society that subscribes to that model is a society that is going to condemn the states of consciousness that have nothing to do with the alert problem-solving mentality.
People think I'm a freemason, and I'm not. People think I believe the end of the world is coming on 21 December 2012, and I don't.
Science has often resisted new ideas and fought bitterly to prevent them coming on board.
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There are all kinds of ways to challenge ourselves. Some people do it by climbing a mountain or scuba diving. The most profound and challenging ordeals is to drink Ayahuasca. It is in a way the ultimate adventure.
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There can be no more intimate and elemental part of the individual than his or her own consciousness. At the deepest level, our consciousness is what we are - to the extent that if we are not sovereign over our own consciousness then we cannot in any meaningful sense be sovereign over anything else either.
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The use of language around drugs is really important. So we find that it's increasingly difficult in our society to find the word "drug" not connected to the word "abuse." The notion of a responsible use of drugs is written out in the language of our culture.
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This beautiful Earth that we have, this gift that the Universe has given us is precious beyond measure, precious beyond imagination, and we are part of it and we must treat it with Love, respect, and reverence.
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We live in a society that will send us to prison if we make use of time-honored sacred plants to explore our own consciousness. Yet surely the exploration and expansion of the miracle of our consciousness is the essence of what it is to be human? By demonstrating and persecuting whole areas of consciousness, we may be denying ourselves the next vital step in our own evolution.
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You have to understand that we've had more than 40 years now of massively financed propaganda called the 'War on Drugs'.
A 24,000-year sequence recorded in a marine core from the Santa Barbara Basin, off the coast of California, exhibits the highest peak in biomass burning precisely at the onset of the Younger Dryas. ... This anomalously high peak correlates with intense biomass burning documented from the nearby Channel Islands. ... The peak also coincides with the extinction of pygmy mammoths on the islands and with the beginning of an apparent 600-800-year gap in the archaeological record, suggesting a sudden collapse in island human populations.
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According to the Greek historian Diodorus Siculus, writing in the first century BC, 'There lies out in the deep off Libya [Africa] an island of considerable size, and situated as it is in the ocean it is a distant from Libya a voyage of a number of days to the west. Its land is fruitful, much of it being mountainous and not a little being a level plain of surpassing beauty. Through it flow navigable rivers ...' Diodorus goes on to tell us how Phoenician mariners, blown off course in a storm, had discovered this Atlantic island with navigable rivers quite by chance. Soon its value was recognized and its fate became the subject of dispute between Tyre and Carthage, two of the great Phoenician cities in the Mediterranean: 'The Tyrians ... purposed to dispatch a colony to it, but the Carthaginians prevented their doing so, partly out of concern lest many inhabitants of Carthage should remove there because of the excellence of the island, and partly in order to have ready in it a place in which to seek refuge against an incalculable turn of fortune, in case some total disaster should overtake Carthage. For it was their thought that since they were masters of the sea, they would thus be able to move, households and all, to an island which was unknown to their conquerors.' Since there are no navigable rivers anywhere to the west of Africa before the seafarer reaches Cuba, Haiti and the American continent, does this report by Diodorus rank as one of the earliest European notices of the New World?
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After the first Neanderthal skeletal remains were identified in Europe in the nineteenth century it was, for a very long while, one of the fundamental unquestioned assumptions of archaeology, a matter taken to be self-evidently true, that other "older," "less-evolved" human species never attained, or even in their wildest dreams could hope to aspire, to the same levels of cultural development as Homo sapiens. During more than a century of subsequent analysis, and despite multiple additional discoveries, the Neanderthals continued to be depicted as nothing more than brutal, shambling, stupid subhumans--literally morons by comparison with ourselves. Since the beginning of the second decade of the twenty-first century, however, and with increasing certainty as the evidence has become overwhelming, a new "image" of the Neanderthals as sensitive, intelligent, symbolic, and creative beings capable of advanced thought processes and technological innovations has taken root among archaeologists and is set to become the ruling paradigm.
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After weaning the indigenous people's of Egypt: 'from their miserable and barbarous manners, [Osiris] taught them how to till the earth, and how to sow and reap crops, he formulated a code of laws for them, and made them worship the gods and perform service to them. He then left Egypt and traveled over the rest of the world teaching the various nations to do what his own subjects were doing. He forced no man to carry out his instructions, but by means of gentle persuasion and an appeal to their reason, he succeeded in inducing them to practice what he preached.
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An Ojibwa tradition seems relevant. It speaks of a comet that 'burned up the earth' in the remote past and that is destined to return: 'The star with the long, wide tail is going to destroy the world some day when it comes low again. That's the comet called Long-Tailed Heavenly Climbing Star. It came down here once, thousands of years ago. Just like the sun. It had radiation and burning heat in its tail ... Indian people were here before that happened, living on the earth. But things were wrong with nature on the earth, and a lot of people had abandoned the spiritual path. The Holy Spirit warned them a long time before the comet came. Medicine men told everyone to prepare. ... The comet burnt everything to the ground. There wasn't a thing left ... There is a prophecy that the comet will destroy the earth again. But it's a restoration. The greatest blessing this island [Turtle Island/America] will ever have. People don't listen to their spiritual guidance today. There will be signs in the sun, moon and stars when the comet comes down again.
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Another extraordinary similarity concerns the presence of Seven Sages in both the Sumerian and Vedic traditions. Most ancient societies, I concede, had their sages or seers or wise men -- in India they were, and still are, called rishis. But it seems to me to be stretching coincidence too far to find a group specifically named the 'Seven Sages' prominently associated with two separate ancient cultures and to imagine that this did not come about through some sort of connection. In the case of Sumer the Seven Sages were depicted as amphibian, 'fish-garbed' beings who emerged from the sea in antediluvian times to teach wisdom to mankind. In the case of the Vedas the focus is not on the antediluvian period but on the flood itself and those antediluvians who are claimed to have survived it, namely Manu and the Seven Sages.
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Another point of interest about the Tiahuanaco [in Bolivia] monoliths is that their garments from the waist down are patterned in the form of fish scales. Here, too, is a parallel to the Apkallus--the bearded, "fish-garbed figures" who brought high civilization to Mesopotamia [...]. Nor is it as though bearded figures are missing from the repertoire of Tiahuanaco. Two have survived, and one on the pillar in the semi-subterranean temple has been identified since time immemorial with the great civilizing deity Kon-Tiki Viracocha, [...] who is described in multiple myths and traditions as being white skinned and bearded.
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Another scene from universal myth unfolds -- here powerfully reminiscent of the Underworld quests of Orpheus for Eurydice and of Demeter for Persephone. The ancient Japanese recension of this mysteriously global story is given in the Kojiki and the Nihongi, where we read that Izanagi, mourning for his dead wife, followed after her to the Land of Yomi in an attempt to bring her back to the world of the living: 'Izanagi-no-Mikoto went after Izanami-no-Mikoto and entered the Land of Yomi ... So when from the palace she raised the door and came out to meet him, Izanagi spoke saying; 'My lovely younger sister! The lands that I and thou made are not yet finished making; so come back!' Izanami is honoured by Izanagi's attention and minded to return. But there is one problem. She has already eaten food prepared in the Land of Yomi and this binds her to the place, just as the consumption of a single pomegranate seed binds Persephone to hell in the Greek myth. Is it an accident that ancient Indian myth also contains the same idea? In the Katha Upanishad a human, Nachiketas, succeeds in visiting the underworld realm of Yama, the Hindu god of Death (and, yes, scholars have noted and commented upon the weird resonance between the names and functions of Yama and Yomi). It is precisely to avoid detention in the realm of Yama that Nachiketas is warned: 'Three nights within Yama's mansion stay / But taste not, though a guest, his food.' So there's a common idea here -- in Japan, in Greece, in India -- about not eating food in the Underworld if you want to leave. Such similarities can result from common invention of the same motif -- in other words, coincidence. They can result from the influence of one of the ancient cultures upon the other two, i.e. cultural diffusion. Or they can result from an influence that has somehow percolated down to all three, and perhaps to other cultures, stemming from an as yet unidentified common source.
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Anzick-1's "Clovis connection" is of immediate relevance to our quest here--which is that although Clovis did, at the limits of its range, extend into some northern areas of South America, its heartland was in North America. Intuitively, therefore, we would expect the Montana infant, a Clovis individual, to be much more closely related to Native North Americans than to Native South Americans. Further investigations, however, while reconfirming that Anzick-1's genome had a greater affinity to all Native Americans than to any extant Eurasian population, revealed it to be much more closely related to native South Americans than to Native North Americans!
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Archaeology is a deeply conservative discipline and I have found that archaeologists, no matter where they are working, have a horror of questioning anything their predecessors and peers have already announced to be true. They run a very real risk of jeopardizing their careers if they do. In consequence they focus--perhaps to a large extent subconsciously--on evidence and arguments that don't upset the applecart. There might be room for some tinkering around the edges, some refinement of orthodox ideas, but God forbid that anything should be discovered that might seriously undermine the established paradigm.
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Areas that are densely populated today, Chicago, New York, Manchester, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Moscow -- in fact most of North America and northern Europe -- were absolutely uninhabitable due to the fact that they were covered by ice-caps several kilometers thick. Conversely, many areas that are uninhabitable today -- on account of being on the bottom of the sea, or in the middle of hostile deserts such as the Sahara (which bloomed for about 4000 years at the end of the last Ice Age) -- were once (and relatively recently) desirable places to live that were capable of supporting dense populations. Geologists calculate that nearly 5 per cent of the earth's surface -- an area of around 25 million square kilometers or 10 million square miles -- has been swallowed by rising sea-levels since the end of the Ice Age. That is roughly the equivalent to the combined areas of the United States and the whole of South America. It is an area almost three times as large as Canada and much larger than China and Europe combined. What adds greatly to the significance of these lost lands of the last Ice Age is not only their enormous area but also -- because they were coastal and in predominantly warm latitudes -- that they would have been among the very best lands available to humanity anywhere in the world at that time. Moreover, although they represent 5 per cent of the earth's surface today, it is worth reminding ourselves that humanity during the Ice Age was denied useful access to much of northern Europe and North America because of the ice-sheets. So the 25 million square kilometers that were lost to the rising seas add up to a great deal more than 5 per cent of the earth's useful and habitable landspace at that time.
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Around 12,800 years ago, it was as though an enchantment of ice had gripped the earth. In many areas that had been approaching terminal meltdown full glacial conditions were restored with breathtaking rapidity and all the gains that had been made since the LGM were simply stripped away: 'Temperatures ... fell back on the order of 8-15 degrees centigrade ... with half this brutal decline possibly occurring within decades. The Polar Front in the North Atlantic redescended to the level of Cabo Finisterre in northwest Spain and glaciers readvanced in the high mountain chains. With respect to temperature the setback to full glacial conditions was nearly complete ...' For human populations at the time, in many except the most accidentally favoured parts of the world, the sudden and inexplicable plunge into severe cold and aridity must have been devastating. And in the Karakoram-Himalayan region, as in other glaciated areas, it is very likely that it was accompanied by a significant readvance of the ice-cap that previously had been in recession for some 7000 years.
As a paleontologist, [...] I ask the question--why weren't there humans here earlier? I mean, we have dispersal of Eurasian animal species into North America and dispersal of North American species into Eurasia at earlier times. So why shouldn't humans have been here as well? [Quoting Tom Deméré]
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As the discoverer and principal excavator of Murray Springs, [...] Haynes deserves credit for drawing attention to a very curious aspect of the site--a distinct dark layer of soil draped 'like a shrink-wrap,' as Allen West puts it, over the top of the Clovis remains and of the extinct megafauna--including Eloise. Haynes has identified this 'black mat' (his term) not only at Murray Springs but at dozens of other sites across North America, and was the first to acknowledge its clear and obvious association with the Late Pleistocene Extinction Event. he speaks of the 'remarkable circumstances' surrounding the event, the abrupt die-off on a continental scale of all large mammals 'immediately before deposition of the ... black mat,' and the total absence thereafter of 'mammoth, mastodon, horse, camel, dire wold, American lion, tapir and other [megafauna], as well as Clovis people.' Haynes notes also that 'The basal black mat contact marks a major climate change from the warm dry climate of the terminal Allerod to the glacially cold Younger Dryas.' From roughly 18,000 years ago, and for several thousand years thereafter, global temperatures had been slowly but steadily rising and the ice sheets melting. Our ancestors would have had reason to hope that earth's long winter was at last coming to an end and that a new era of congenial climate beckoned. This process of warming became particularly pronounced after about 14,500 years ago. Then suddenly, around 12,800 years ago, the direction of climate change reversed and the world turned dramatically, instantly cold--as cold as it had been at the peak of the Ice Age many thousands of years earlier. This deep freeze--the mysterious epoch now known as the Younger Dryas--lasted for approximately 1,200 years until 11,600 years ago, at which point the climate flipped again, global temperatures shot up rapidly, the remnant ice sheets melted and collapsed into the oceans, and the world became as warm as it is today.
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At a deeper level what this whole exchange revealed to me was something disturbing about the way science works. I hadn't quite grasped the role of fear before. But I could see it in action everywhere here: fear of being 'noticed and monitored by colleagues,' fear of unwanted negative celebrity, fear of indignity, fear of loss of reputation, fear of loss of career--and not for committing some terrible crime but simply for exploring unorthodox possibilities and undertaking 'somewhat controversial research' into what everyone agrees were extraordinary events 12,800 years ago. Worse still, this pervasive state of fear has somehow ingrained itself so deeply into the fabric of science that those who have embraced unorthodox possibilities themselves are often among the least willing to consider unorthodox possibilities embraced by others--lest by doing so they 'contaminate' their own preferred unorthodoxy. How will it ever be possible to discover the truth about the past when so much fear gets in the way?
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[At Gunung Padang] First, the drill cores contained evidence--fragments of worked columnar basalt--that more man-made megalithic structures lay far beneath the surface. Secondly, the organic materials brought up in the drill cores began to yield older and older dates--3000 BC to 5000 BC, then 9600 BC as the drills bit deeper, then around 11,000 BC, then 15,000 BC and finally, at depths of 27.5 meters (90 feet) and more, an astonishing sequence of dates of 20,000 BC to 22,000 BC and earlier. [...] The problem is that those dates going back before 9600 BC take us deep into the last Ice Age, when Indonesia was not a series of islands as it is today but was part of a vast antediluvian Southeast Asian continent dubbed "Sundaland" by geologists. Sea level was 122 meters (400 feet) lower then. Huge ice caps 3.2 kilometers (2 miles) deep covered most of Europe and North America until the ice caps began to melt. Then all the water stored in them returned to the oceans and sea-level rose, submerging many parts of the world where humans had previously lived.
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[At Gunung Padang] First, the drill cores contained evidence--fragments of worked columnar basalt--that more man-made megalithic structures lay far beneath the surface. Secondly, the organic materials brought up in the drill cores began to yield older and older dates--3000 BC to 5000 BC, then 9600 BC as the drills bit deeper, then around 11,000 BC, then 15,000 BC and finally, at depths of 27.5 meters (90 feet) and more, an astonishing sequence of dates of 20,000 BC to 22,000 BC and earlier.
...at root, what unites us are our unproven irrational beliefs of one kind or another in non-material dimensions of reality, inhabited by incorporeal beings that interact with us and frame our destiny in mysterious ways.
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...at root, what unites us are our unproven irrational beliefs of one kind or another of non-material dimensions of reality, inhabited by incorporeal beings that interact with us and frame our destiny in mysterious ways
Berossos compiled his History from the temple archives of Babylon (reputed to have contained "public records" that had been preserved for "over 150,000 years"). He has passed on to us a description of Oannes as a "monster," or a "creature." However, what Berossos has to say is surely more suggestive of a man wearing some sort of fish-costume--in short, some sort of disguise. The monster, Berossos tells us: "had the whole body of a fish, but underneath and attached to the head of the fish there was another head, human, and joined to the tail of the fish, feet like those of a man, and it had a human voice ... At the end of the day, this monster, Oannes, went back to the sea and spent the night. It was amphibious, able to live both on land and in the sea ... Later, other monsters similar to Oannes appeared." Bearing in mind that the curious containers carried by Oannes and the Apkallu sages are also depicted on one of the megalithic pillars at Göbekli Tepe (and [...] as far afield as ancient Mexico as well), what are we to make of all this? The mystery deepends when we follow the Mesopotamian traditions further. In summary, Oannes and the brotherhood of Apkallu sages are depicted as tutoring mankind for many thousands of years. It is during this long passage of time that the five antediluvian cities arise, the centers of a great civilization, and that kingship is "lowered from heaven." Prior to the first appearance of Oannes, Berossos says, the people of Mesopotamia 'lived in a lawless manner, like the beasts of a field.
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Cainan (sometimes the name is spelled Kainam) was the son of Arpachsad: "And the son grew, and his father taught him writing, and he went to seek for himself a place where he might seize for himself a city. And he found a writing, which former generations had carved on the rock, and he read what was thereon, and he transcribed it and sinned owing to it, for it contained the teaching of the Watchers in accordance with which they used to observe the omens of the sun, moon and stars in all the signs of heaven." Here, then, is the origin of the star worship of the Sabians traced all the way back to the mysterious Watchers--whoever they were, whatever they are--who settled in the Near East in antediluvian times, taught our ancestors forbidden knowledge, broke some fundamental commandment by mating with human women and, as a result, were remembered as being responsbile for the great global cataclysm of the Deluge.
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Connecting the great universal myths of cataclysm, is it possible that such coincidences that cannot be coincidences, and accidents that cannot be accidents, could denote the global influence of an ancient, though as yet unidentified, guiding hand? If so, could it be that same hand, during and after the last Ice Age, which drew the series of highly accurate and technically advanced world maps reviewed in Part I? And might not that same hand have left its ghostly fingerprints on another body of universal myths? those concerning the death and resurrection of gods, and great trees around which the earth and heavens turn, and whirlpools, and churns, and drills, and other similar revolving, grinding contrivances?
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Descriptions of a killer global flood that inundated the inhabited lands of the world turn up everywhere amongst the myths of antiquity. In many cases these myths clearly hint that the deluge swept away an advanced civilization that had somehow angered the gods, sparing 'none but the unlettered and the uncultured' and obliging the survivors to 'begin again like children in complete ignorance of what happened ... in early times'. Such stories turn up in Vedic India, in the pre-Columbian Americas, in ancient Egypt. They were told by the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Greeks, the Arabs and the Jews. They were repeated in China and south-east Asia, in prehistoric northern Europe and across the Pacific. Almost universally, where truly ancient traditions have been preserved, even amongst mountain peoples and desert nomads, vivid descriptions have been passed down of global floods in which the majority of mankind perished.
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Despite the passage of close to a million years since Homo erectus first sailed to Flores, however, what archaeology does not concede is that the human species could have developed and refined those early nautical skills to the extent of being able to cross a vast ocean like the Pacific or the Atlantic from one side to the other. In the case of the former, extensive transoceanic journeys are not believed to have been undertaken until about 3,500 years ago, during the so-called Polynesian expansion. And the mainstream historical view is that the Atlantic was not successfully navigated until 1492--the year in which, as the schoolyard mnemonic has it, "Columbus sailed the ocean blue." Indeed, the notion that long transoceanic voyages were a technological impossibility during the Stone Age remains one of the central structural elements of the dominant reference frame of archaeology--a reference frame that geneticists see no reason not to respect and deploy when interpreting their own data. Since that reference frame rules out, a priori, the option of a direct ocean crossing between Australasia and South America during the Paleolithic and instead is adamant that all settlement came via northeast Asia, geneticists tend to approach the data from that perspective.
Elsewhere Lankford reiterates that this belief system was by no means confined to the Plains, the Eastern Woodlands, and the Mississippi Valley. It is better understood, he argues, as part of 'a widespread religious pattern' found right across North America and 'more powerful than the tendency towards cultural diversity.' Indeed, what the evidence suggests is the former existence of 'an ancient North American international religion ... a common ethnoastronomy ... and a common mythology. Such a multicultural reality hints provocatively at more common knowledge which lay behind the façade of cultural diversity united by international trade networks. One likely possibility of a conceptual realm in which that common knowledge became focused is mortuary belief [and] ... the symbolism surrounding death.
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Far away from Oshoro in Nara Prefecture on the island of Honshu, there is a sacred mountain called Miwa-Yama. In a pattern with which I was now becoming familiar, this entire pyramid-shaped mountain is considered by Japan's indigenous Shinto religion to be a shrine, possessed by the spirit of a god who 'stayed his soul' within it in ancient times. His correct name is Omononushino-Kami (although he is also popularly known as Daikokusama) and according to the ancient texts he is 'the guardian deity of human life' who taught mankind how to cure disease, manufacture medicines and grow crops. His symbol, very strikingly, is a serpent -- and to this day serpents are still venerated at Mount Miwa, where pilgrims bring them boiled eggs and cups of sake.
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Figurines of Apkallus were buried in boxes in the foundation deposits in Mesopotamian buildings in order to avert evil ... The term massare, Watchers, is used of these sets. Likewise the Apkallus were said to have taught antediluvian sciences to humanity and so, too, were the Watchers. As one scholar concludes, however: 'The Jewish authors often inverted the Mesopotamian intellectual traditions with the intention of showing the superiority of their own cultural foundations. [Thus] ... the antediluvian sages, the Mesopotamian Apkallus, were demonised as the 'sons of God' and ... appear as the Watchers ... illegitimate teachers of humankind before the flood.
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For more than half a century, [...] American archaeology was so riddled with pre-formed opinions about how the past should look, and about the orderly, linear way in which civilizations should evolve, that it repeatedly missed, sidelined, and downright ignored evidence for any human presence at all prior to Clovis--until, at any rate, the mass of that evidence became so overwhelming that it took the existing paradigm by storm.
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Having a shared common source, or deriving from different but closely similar sources, provides a simple explanation for why the Cantino and Reinal maps are so much alike in almost all respects and also, crucially, why both contain similar mistakes. As I was already aware from Sharif Sakr's first report [...] these mistakes include the absence of the Kathiawar peninsula with its characteristic Gulfs of Kutch and Cambay; a distinct bulge in the north-west corner of India; enlargement of many small island groups, and a south-westerly orientation (with what Sharif describes as 'distinct lips') of the southern tip of India. In his e-mail of 23 February 2001 he then makes the crucial observation that: 'While these deviations are all errors relative to a modern map of India, they in fact match up extremely well with Glenn Milne's map of India 21,300 years ago at LGM. This inundation map shows a large indent at the mouth of the Indus, a bulge obscuring completely the Kathiawar peninsula, enlarged Lakshadweep and Maldives islands, and, most surprisingly, a SW-pointing 'mouth' shape at India's southern tip that is virtually identical to that shown by Reinal.' It seems to me that these correlations, and the others that Sharif reported [...], are obvious, striking and speak for themselves. The only questions that need to be asked about them are: (1) do they result from the workings of coincidence? Or (2) are they there because the source maps for Cantino and Reinal were originally drawn at the end of the Ice Age -- perhaps not as far back as the LGM but certainly before the final inundation of the Gulfs of Kutch and Cambay which created the Kathiawar peninsula around 7700 years ago?
I am convinced that the way forward for the human race is to recognize and protect the fundamental right of sovereignty over consciousness, to throw off the chains of our divisive religious heritage, to seek out forms of spirituality (or no spirituality at all if we so prefer) that are truly supportive of liberty and tolerance, to help the human spirit to grow rather than to wither, and to nurture our innate capacity for love and mutual respect. The old ways are broken and bankrupt and new ways are struggling to be born. Each one of us with our own talents, and by our own choices, has a part to play in that process.
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On this last day of summer we hiked the Skyline Loop Trail on the south side of Mt. Rainier. We stopped for a photo at this scenic spot on the west side of the Skyline Trail just past the designated Glacier Vista viewpoint. This view features the Nisqually Glacier and if you look closely you can see a waterfall cascading onto the glacier. To the south Mt. Adams and Mt. St. Helens are visible on the skyline. We continued on to Panorama Point and took another pano.


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Die römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche Heiliger Georg im Haufendorf Timenitz in der Marktgemeinde Magdalensberg in Kärnten steht unter .

Geschichte
Die Kirche wurde 1217 urkundlich genannt. Der spätgotische Bau wurde im 19. Jahrhundert verändert. Die Steinplattldächer wurden 1986 restauriert. 1991 fand eine Innenrestaurierung, 1993 eine Gesamtrestaurierung statt.

Architektur
Die Kirche steht, umgeben von dem Friedhof mit Friedhofsmauer auf einem gegen Osten steil abfallenden Hügel. Das gemauerte Friedhofsportal hat einen gewelltem Giebel der Biedermeierzeit. Der eingezogene, gotischer Chor hat Strebepfeiler. Der nördliche Anbau steht auf einem alten Beinhaus mit einem Mittelpfeiler. Südlich des Chores steht der gotische Turm mit Spitzhelm und spitzbogigen Schallöffnungen. An der südlichen Turmfassade ist ein gotisches Christophorusfresko (um 1480), welches 1986 freigelegt wurde. Die gotische Architekturpolychromie wurde wiederhergestellt. Das große gemauerte Vordach im Westen aus der 1. Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts steht auf toskanische Säulen und hat ein Kreuzgratgewölbe und gedrückte Bögen an drei Seiten. Darüber an der West-Wand Vierpassblendfelder. Die Langhausfenster haben eine Putzrahmung. Das Nordportal ist vermauert. Das gotische Westportal hat ein profiliertes  Rundbogengewände und eine Tür mit gotischen Beschlägen. In der südlichen Außenmauer der Kirche ist ein Römerstein mit einer Grabinschrift für den Bürgermeister von Virunum, Kohortenkommandanten und Stabsoffizier C. Viatorius (CIL III 4859).

Literatur
 Wilhelm Wadl: Magdalensberg: Natur – Geschichte – Gegenwart. Gemeindechronik. Verlag Johannes Heyn, Klagenfurt 1995, ISBN 3-85366-812-7.
 Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Dehio Kärnten 2001. Timenitz, Gemeinde Magdalensberg, Pfarrkirche hl. Georg, S. 957–958.

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