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import vdebug.log
import vdebug.opts
import vim
import re

class Dispatcher:
    def __init__(self,runner):
        self.runner = runner

    def visual_eval(self):
        if self.runner.is_alive():
            event = VisualEvalEvent()
            return event.execute(self.runner)

    def eval_under_cursor(self):
        if self.runner.is_alive():
            event = CursorEvalEvent()
            return event.execute(self.runner)

    def by_position(self):
        if self.runner.is_alive():
            event = self._get_event_by_position()
            if event is not None:
                return event.execute(self.runner)
            else:
                vdebug.log.Log("No executable event found at current cursor position",\
                        vdebug.log.Logger.DEBUG)
                return False

    def _get_event_by_position(self):
        buf_name = vim.current.buffer.name
        p = re.compile('.*[\\\/]([^\\\/]+)')
        m = p.match(buf_name)
        if m is None:
            return None

        window_name = m.group(1)
        if window_name == self.runner.ui.watchwin.name:
            lineno = vim.current.window.cursor[0]
            vdebug.log.Log("User action in watch window, line %s" % lineno,\
                    vdebug.log.Logger.DEBUG)
            line = self.runner.ui.watchwin.buffer[lineno-1].strip()
            if lineno == 1:
                return WatchWindowContextChangeEvent()
            elif line.startswith(vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_closed_tree')):
                return WatchWindowPropertyGetEvent()
            elif line.startswith(vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_open_tree')):
                return WatchWindowHideEvent()
        elif window_name == self.runner.ui.stackwin.name:
            return StackWindowLineSelectEvent()

class Event:
    """Base event class.
    """
    def execute(self,runner):
        pass

class VisualEvalEvent(Event):
    """Evaluate a block of code given by visual selection in Vim.
    """
    def execute(self,runner):
        selection = vim.eval("Vdebug_get_visual_selection()")
        runner.eval(selection)
        return True

class CursorEvalEvent(Event):
    """Evaluate the variable currently under the cursor.
    """
    char_regex = {
        "default" : "a-zA-Z0-9_.\[\]'\"",
        "ruby" : "$@a-zA-Z0-9_.\[\]'\"",
        "perl" : "$a-zA-Z0-9_{}'\"",
        "php" : "$@%a-zA-Z0-9_\[\]'\"\->"
    }

    var_regex = {
        "default" : "^[a-zA-Z_]",
        "ruby" : "^[$@a-zA-Z_]",
        "php" : "^[\$A-Z]",
        "perl" : "^[$@%]"
    }

    def execute(self,runner):
        lineno = vim.current.window.cursor[0]
        colno = vim.current.window.cursor[1]
        line = vim.current.buffer[lineno-1]
        lang = runner.api.language
        if lang in self.char_regex:
            reg = self.char_regex[lang]
        else:
            reg = self.char_regex['default']

        p = re.compile('['+reg+']')
        var = ""
        linelen = len(line)

        for i in range(colno,linelen):
            char = line[i]
            if p.match(char):
                var += char
            else:
                break

        if colno > 0:
            for i in range(colno-1,-1,-1):
                char = line[i]
                if p.match(char):
                    var = char + var
                else:
                    break

        if lang in self.var_regex:
            reg = self.var_regex[lang]
        else:
            reg = self.var_regex["default"]

        f = re.compile(reg)
        if f.match(var) is None:
            runner.ui.error("Cannot find a valid variable under the cursor")
            return False

        if len(var):
            runner.eval(var)
            return True
        else:
            runner.ui.error("Cannot find a valid variable under the cursor")
            return False

class StackWindowLineSelectEvent(Event):
    """Move the the currently selected file and line in the stack window
    """
    def execute(self,runner):
        lineno = vim.current.window.cursor[0]

        vdebug.log.Log("User action in stack window, line %s" % lineno,\
                vdebug.log.Logger.DEBUG)
        line = runner.ui.stackwin.buffer[lineno-1]
        if line.find(" @ ") == -1:
            return False
        filename_pos = line.find(" @ ") + 3
        file_and_line = line[filename_pos:]
        line_pos = file_and_line.rfind(":")
        file = vdebug.util.LocalFilePath(file_and_line[:line_pos])
        lineno = file_and_line[line_pos+1:]
        runner.ui.sourcewin.set_file(file)
        runner.ui.sourcewin.set_line(lineno)

class WatchWindowPropertyGetEvent(Event):
    """Open a tree node in the watch window.

    This retrieves the child nodes and displays them underneath.
    """
    def execute(self,runner):
        lineno = vim.current.window.cursor[0]
        line = vim.current.buffer[lineno-1]
        pointer_index = line.find(vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_closed_tree'))
        step = len(vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_closed_tree')) + 1

        eq_index = line.find('=')
        if eq_index == -1:
            raise EventError("Cannot read the selected property")

        name = line[pointer_index+step:eq_index-1]
        context_res = runner.api.property_get(name)
        rend = vdebug.ui.vimui.ContextGetResponseRenderer(context_res)
        output = rend.render(pointer_index - 1)
        if vdebug.opts.Options.get('watch_window_style') == 'expanded':
          runner.ui.watchwin.delete(lineno,lineno+1)
        runner.ui.watchwin.insert(output.rstrip(),lineno-1,True)

class WatchWindowHideEvent(Event):
    """Close a tree node in the watch window.
    """
    def execute(self,runner):
        lineno = vim.current.window.cursor[0]
        line = vim.current.buffer[lineno-1]
        pointer_index = line.find(vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_open_tree'))

        buf_len = len(vim.current.buffer)
        end_lineno = buf_len - 1
        for i in range(lineno,end_lineno):
            buf_line = vim.current.buffer[i]
            char = buf_line[pointer_index]
            if char != " ":
                end_lineno = i - 1
                break
        runner.ui.watchwin.delete(lineno,end_lineno+1)
        if vdebug.opts.Options.get('watch_window_style') == 'expanded':
            append = "\n" + "".rjust(pointer_index) + "|"
        else:
            append = ""
        runner.ui.watchwin.insert(line.replace(\
                    vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_open_tree'),\
                    vdebug.opts.Options.get('marker_closed_tree'),1) + \
                append,lineno-1,True)

class WatchWindowContextChangeEvent(Event):
    """Event used to trigger a watch window context change.

    The word under the VIM cursor is retrieved, and context_get called with the
    new context name.
    """

    def execute(self,runner):
        column = vim.current.window.cursor[1]
        line = vim.current.buffer[0]

        vdebug.log.Log("Finding context name at column %s" % column,\
                vdebug.log.Logger.DEBUG)

        tab_end_pos = self.__get_word_end(line,column)
        tab_start_pos = self.__get_word_start(line,column)

        if tab_end_pos == -1 or \
                tab_start_pos == -1:
            raise EventError("Failed to find context name under cursor")

        context_name = line[tab_start_pos:tab_end_pos]
        vdebug.log.Log("Context name: %s" % context_name,\
                vdebug.log.Logger.DEBUG)
        if context_name[0] == '*':
            runner.ui.say("This context is already showing")
            return False

        context_id = self.__determine_context_id(\
                runner.context_names,context_name)

        if context_id == -1:
            raise EventError("Could not resolve context name")
            return False
        else:
            runner.get_context(context_id)
            return True

    def __get_word_end(self,line,column):
        tab_end_pos = -1
        line_len = len(line)
        i = column
        while i < line_len:
            if line[i] == ']':
                tab_end_pos = i-1
                break
            i += 1
        return tab_end_pos

    def __get_word_start(self,line,column):
        tab_start_pos = -1
        j = column
        while j >= 0:
            if line[j] == '[':
                tab_start_pos = j+2
                break
            j -= 1
        return tab_start_pos

    def __determine_context_id(self,context_names,context_name):
        found_id = -1
        for id in context_names.keys():
            name = context_names[id]
            vdebug.log.Log(name +", "+context_name)
            if name == context_name:
                found_id = id
                break
        return found_id

class EventError(Exception):
    pass

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Joseph was born in Malek, in South Sudan. His father was a head teacher.
The war in South Sudan affected Joseph's family greatly and marked Joseph's early life significantlly.
Later on, Joseph represented Sudan as a member of the Olympic team and ran in the 3000 metres steeplechase in the World Championships and other international games. He has also been pan-Arab World high jump champion.
He went to Sweden for theological training in 1982 and to England in 1984 studying English at Whitby (where he met Karin who was also studying). After completing a degree in Theology at Trinity College, Bristol, he was ordained in 1988 in Salisbury and served his curacy in Swanage. Joseph and Karin were married in 1990 and they both joined the Church Mission Society serving in London (in Bermondsey, Earlsfield and Barnes) before they left for Northern Uganda to work in South Sudanese refugee camps. Here Joseph led the youth ministry and theological lay training and Karin worked with UNHCR and Médecins sans Frontières as a nurse.
On return to England in 1995 he worked as a Team Vicar in West Dorset. To support his fellow Sudanese he sent bicycles for teachers, and achieved BBC publicity for the situation in his home area. In 2000 Joseph and Karin set up the 'Under Tree Schools' project in Aweil South County.
In 2002 Joseph and Karin with their two daughters moved to Alexandria in Egypt. They worked as mission partners for the Church Mission Society setting up a ministry for Sudanese refugees providing a centre and a primary school to help them develop their skills for the future, and a medical clinic. They were there for three years.
From 2005 until 2009 Joseph was Hon. Assistant Priest in the Barnes Team Ministry in southwest London, where both he and Karin supported the work of the Team Ministry. From October 2006 Joseph worked as Director for Religious Affairs in the Government of South Sudan responsible for promoting reconciliation, inter faith relations and advising on the religious education element of the new South Sudan school curriculum.
In the autumn of 2009, Joseph and Karin with their family moved to in Worcestershire where Joseph was Team Vicar in the Kidderminster East Team Ministry. They continued to visit South Sudan on a regular basis.
Soon after that, Joseph was asked by the President of South Sudan to join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Joseph has been made an Ambassador. Since the start of summer 2012 he has been working in Juba and travelling abroad being involved in strategic work to build up the new country. It is vital to both Sudan and South Sudan to live peacefully as neighbours, if not, both countries suffer.
He expects to be assigned to head one of South Sudan's new embassies.


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Incorporating your construction business has many clear advantages, one of which is personal liability protection under the "corporate veil". The so-called corporate veil refers to the shelter one receives in their personal capacity when their company is being sued; essentially, they are shielded from personal liability. There are exceptions to the corporate veil, and certain requirements that need to be followed to take advantage of this legal protection. One of these requirements is the need for businesspersons to identify the name of the company with which they are associated, and its status as a corporation. In the Saskatchewan case of Hill v. Kronberg, a court ruled that a contractor (the "Contractor") was personally liable for deficient workmanship because he did not inform a homeowner (the "Homeowner") that his business, Common Sense Renovations Inc. ("Common Sense Inc.") was incorporated.
The Homeowner required restoration and renovation work to be done in her home. Upon the recommendation of a third party, the Homeowner hired the Contractor for this work. In all of her dealings with the Contractor, the Homeowner claimed that she was unaware that the Contractor was operating as an incorporated business. Dissatisfied with his work, the Homeowner sued the Contractor in his personal capacity for deficient workmanship. At trial, the Contractor argued that he should not be held personally liable because it should have been clear to the Homeowner that he was operating under a corporate entity (i.e. Common Sense Inc.).
Ultimately, the Court found the work of the Contractor to be deficient, and disagreed with him regarding personal liability. While the Contractor used his trade name, "Common Sense Renovations", in emails and invoices to the Homeowner, the trade name and style did not contain an "Incorporated" or "Inc." indicator. The Court ruled that the Homeowner should not be presumed, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, to know that she was dealing with a distinct corporate entity. There is a clear legislative requirement in British Columbia, under the Business Corporations Act, for a corporation to use its full name in all contracts, invoices and orders for goods or services made on behalf of the corporation. The inclusion of "Inc." or "Ltd." is important, and while its absence will not automatically create personally liability, in some circumstances it can. The court in this case ruled that the Contractor did not provide the Homeowner with a clear indication that she was dealing with a corporate entity, and he was subsequently unable to seek the protection of the corporate veil. The Contractor was found personally liable for the deficient workmanship.
1. When operating an incorporated business, always include in your business name the words "incorporated" or "limited" or the interchangeable abbreviations "Inc." or "Ltd.", whichever matches your business designation.
2. Include your full company name on business correspondence and invoices. Even if you use a different trade name, be sure to let clients, businesses, and other entities know that you are incorporated.
3. If your business is not incorporated and you would like to know more about the benefits of incorporation and the corporate veil, ask your lawyer for more information.
This article was written by Jay N. Spiro, a lawyer, and John A. Wiebe, an articled student, who practice in construction law with the law firm of Kuhn LLP. This article is only intended as a guide and cannot cover every situation. It is important to get legal advice for specific situations. If you have any questions or comments about this case or other construction law matters, please contact us at 604-864-8877 (Abbotsford) or 604-684-8668 (Vancouver).


To be honest, it wasn't anything they said that Sunday afternoon eight years ago that made me think the way I did, but rather I sensed an underlying current of strength, stability, and faith within them. They would be world changers, for sure.
Since then, their life has been shaped by unforeseen twists and turns, but throughout I see them both committed to family, friends, faith, and their community.
In this 3-part series, I will introduce you to Bethany (part 1) and Paul (Part 2) individually and then bring them together for a final interview (part 3). There's is a story of faith, so we will speak from that perspective. God's presence is evident in their lives.
Oh, and Paul, Bethany and I also share an admiration of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
[S]: Bethany, you are a PK (Pastor's Kid). For many, that title can bring with it many challenges. For you, what has been the best thing about being a PK?
[B]: I feel like I got a really good background in the Bible and in faith. I went to school for Biblical and Theological Studies and now I'm leading cNEXTions (Middle School discipleship formation) at our church. When the kids ask me questions about the Bible, I think most of my answers come from being raised in the family I was raised in; not necessarily from my major. There's obviously some real valuable stuff there, too, but I think I grew up knowing a lot about the Bible. I also really enjoyed my dad as a preacher. I always love listening to his sermons and after moving on I've realized what a good speaker he really is. He's probably my favorite. He's my dad, he's one of my heroes.
[S]: What was the hardest thing about being a PK?
[B]: I know a lot of PKs feel pressure to be perfect. Personally, I didn't feel that way partly because the congregations we grew up in was very forgiving and accepting. They realized we were just people even though there were unspoken expectations.
[S]: What advice would you give other PKs?
[B]: Ooooo...It's important for them to explore their faith on their own so that they aren't doing what they're doing just to appear the way others want them to appear.
[S]: What would have been helpful for someone to tell you when you were a kid?
[B]: I think I felt pressured to reach out to people who didn't fit in and I resented that a little bit. But, I learned a lot through that and it stretched me towards becoming a better person. At the time, something like, "What you're doing is making an eternal difference and that you're becoming a better person because of this," would have been encouraging.
[S]: I think we could speak that to one another now.
[S]: Why did you choose to pursue a Biblical and Theological Studies degree?
[B]: At the time I was interested in going into some sort of ministry though I didn't know what that would look like. Ministry was familiar. At the end of college, I started going the youth ministry route and did an internship as a director of youth ministry at City Church in Minneapolis. That was probably one of the best jobs I've ever had. I absolutely loved it. Then, we moved down to Rochester and everything changed though not necessarily by choice. I'm still in ministry, but it's not my career.
[S]: Why did things change when you moved to Rochester?
[B]: Well, Paul and I graduated at a really tough time. It was right when the recession hit (housing bubble) and so ministry positions were pretty hard to come by especially if you didn't know anyone. I applied for several jobs, but as a woman, too, I think people didn't (or don't) picture women as youth ministers. That made it just a little bit harder. I never even got an interview for anything. It was right around when you would hear there would be 500 applicants for one job. So, I couldn't find anything.
[S]: How did that affect you?
[B]: For a while, I was really disappointed with God. Here I was, this optimistic college graduate and God had these big plans for me and then when it didn't work out I felt like he had failed me. So, I started looking for other ways I could use my passion for working with teenagers and worked in a high school for a while as a paraprofessional. It got to the point, though, where we just needed to pay the bills, so I went back to Caribou as a barista which is what I had done in high school. I worked my way up and became a manager. Then, I decided I needed more work/life balance and went to work at Mayo Clinic. Ultimately, my path took a different direction than I ever thought it would.
[S]: About a year ago, you transitioned to staying home full-time to raise your two young daughters. One of the things I hear from stay-at-home moms is that their need for validation goes unmet; especially when to the rest of the world it seems like stay at home moms don't really do anything. Of course, we know that stay at home moms do EVERYTHING.
[B]: For a while, it was enough just to have Paul say, "Thank you for this or that. That was an amazing meal," or "Thank you so much for staying home with the girls and still loving to play with them in the evening." In my first year, though, I isolated myself a little too much. I realized I needed more than that so I've started getting out during the day and being around other moms.
Now, I find affirmation in that I'm not the only one going through this; that the struggles and the discouragements that I have to deal with are very real and other people are dealing with them at the same time. Sometimes, I'm embarrassed at how frustrated I can get when my kids skip a nap and I don't get any time to myself. That makes me feel like a terrible mom and I shouldn't be that frustrated about it, so it's reassuring to talk to other moms and hear that it's frustrating for them, too.
[S]: Think of Christmas when you were a kid, what was your most memorable gift?
B: Well, I'd have to say my American Girl Doll. My parents gave me that. Well, actually, I saved up my allowance for more than a year and my parents paid for the rest. We didn't have a lot of money growing up and so that was a really big deal. I was probably six or seven.
[S]: Star Trek: The Next Generation...what's the first character that popped into your head?
[B]: Picard. By far the best character in my mind.
[B]: He's so wise. I think he makes the show. I don't think it would have been popular without him.
[S]: What's your favorite episode?
[B]: I'm so embarrassed that I know this...my favorite was the one where a probe flashes Captain Picard and then he lives a full life on this planet that actually ceased to exist a long time before. During that flash of time, he had a wife and grandchildren...I like that one. I like the ones with a little bit more character development.
[S]: If you could ask God one question what would it be?
[B]: I don't know if I'm gonna be able to answer that simply because I'm afraid to do so. I don't want to appear judgmental or offend anyone, but I have a hard time understanding God's relative silence about homosexuality, or his silence about how we understand homosexuality. I have a lot of compassion for the LGBT community and feel as if they are marginalized in our faith because of their sexual orientation. Why didn't God make his will more clear in this area? To demand that gay people remain celibate means they will live alone and there's a part of me that feels happy when they are able to find someone who can be a companion. It's hard for me to understand and I have a lot of questions about this.
[S]: What is the best thing about staying at home with your girls?
[B]: So, it's nice not having to get everyone ready in the morning and off to daycare. The mornings are a lot more relaxed, but I guess the best thing is probably just knowing that I can raise my girls the way I want to raise them. I think it's a huge blessing to be here to see all those milestones.
[S]: How does Paul show you support as you've transitioned to staying at home?
[B]: I love feeling respected by Paul, so when he expresses confidence in my ability to run the home it means a lot to me. When he brags about my cooking or makes comments like, "I love knowing that you're home with the girls because I know you've got everything under control." Those are the things that mean a lot to me.
[S]: What did you like about Paul when you first met him?
[B]: I thought he was cute the first time I saw him, but he is a tough one to understand when you first meet him. He gives off the impression that he's a serious type of person when you first meet and I kind of enjoyed finding out who he actually was. I found out he has this really dry sense of humor and that he's actually a really deep thinker. You just have to wait and find that out about him. So, he was kind of mysterious.
[S]: What do you perceive as your greatest struggle in marriage?
[B]: I think we have a pretty easy marriage in a lot of ways. I'm very thankful that I can say that. Our struggles are really just silly little things. However, I love to travel and Paul hates to travel, so we get along really well until we get to an airport. Our biggest battles are in travel which we do quite a bit at this point in our life. We're on a lot of airplanes.
[S]: Well, I think that's a wrap for today. I'm excited to talk with Paul and ask him some of these same questions.
[B]: Yeah, me, too. It'll be interesting to see how he responds.
As I reflect on my conversation with Bethany, I am reminded of the joys brought about through the simple things of life - love, friendship, and fellowship - even through times of difficulty. Often times, we think the greatest impact is made by the largest wave, but it's the small, steady, rhythmic wave that shapes the shoreline. Well, unless it's a tsunami, but that comes in part 3 of this series.
In part 2, you'll hear from Paul as he talks about marriage, work, family, and, of course, Star Trek.


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Rose DaSilva (Radha Mitchell) är orolig för sin adoptivdotter Sharon (Jodelle Ferland) som går i sömnen. Varje gång hon gör det yrar hon om "Silent Hill". Rose tycker detta är konstigt så hon bestämmer sig för att åka till platsen. Trots sin make Christophers (Sean Bean) varningar reser hon dit, ovetande om den lilla stadens mörka hemligheter. Ska hon finna kopplingen mellan sin dotter och staden? Väl där dröjer det inte länge förrän det börjar hända mystiska saker. Dottern försvinner spårlöst, och mörkret har tagit över staden och dess invånare.

Om filmen
Redan 2000 försökte Christophe Gans att få rättigheterna till en filmatisering av Silent Hill men han fick inget svar. När det andra spelet släpptes försökte han igen men med samma resultat. Miramax, Paramount och Sam Raimi sökte också rättigheterna men de fick inte heller något svar. Gans insåg då att det inte var vem som frågade utan hur man frågade, och spelade in ett 37-minuters tal där han förklarade hur mycket han ville göra filmen. Detta fick Konami att ge honom filmrättigheterna.

Rollista i urval
 Radha Mitchell - Rose DaSilva
 Sean Bean - Christopher DaSilva
 Jodelle Ferland - Sharon DaSilva/Alessa Gillespie
 Laurie Holden - Poliskonstapel Cybil Bennet
 Alice Krige - Christabella
 Kim Coates - Poliskonstapel Thomas Gucci
 Roberto Campanella - Pyramid Head
 Deborah Kara Unger - Dahlia Gillespie
 Tanya Allen - Anna
 Stephen R. Hart - Åldermannen
 Chris Britton - Adam
 Colleen Williams - Arkivist
 Michael Cota - Den Armlöse Mannen

Se även
 Silent Hill

Referenser

Externa länkar
 Sonys Officiella Hemsida - Silent Hill

Silent Hill
Amerikanska skräckfilmer
Amerikanska thrillerfilmer
Filmer 2006
Filmer baserade på datorspel
West Virginia på film
Filmer från TriStar Pictures

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You do not understand how long I have been trying to find a clip of this performance from the 1993 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
For one thing, I'm convinced this singular Chita Rivera performance is why I became so heavily involved in theater and horror. It's beautifully done with just enough of a menacing approach to make it totally inappropriate for the occasion.
Whoever greenlit a musical about political prisoners in South America escaping into a fantasy world of a silver-screen femme fatale to take their minds off the horrible torture they are undergoing to perform for a big family event was completely out of their mind. Yes, Kiss of the Spider Woman is a wonderful novel that beget a wonderful film that beget a wonderful stageshow, but it doesn't exactly scream nationally-televised parade. Unlike most other Broadway performances, this was clearly filmed in a studio with the oval of Chita Rivera filmed in front of a blue screen (or the '93 equivalent, I'm pretty sure it was blue screen) superimposed on a clipart-quality black and white spiderweb.
Also noteworthy is how it appears Chita Rivera was actually recorded singing this song live since the performance is different from the cast recording of the show. Stranger still is how the cast recording was released before this performance. Meaning, at some point, the song was made less horrifying. On the cast recording, the "s" is "kiss" and "mist" is almost always held as a hissing sound before the chorus (but in a different way than the telecast, more subtle), and the song's verses are almost whispered in a threatening manner. Listen for yourself.
The orchestration is great. I really am obsessed with the triplets before the verses--they're so much fun to play--and the idea of a waltz inspired by a black widow film. The timpani roll is breathtaking right before the chorus.
This bizarre black, white, and ball-gowned performance of the titular song of a very not-for-children show has been a lifelong obsession. I perform this song at gigs and have even auditioned with it on the strength of this performance (neither situation tends to go well, but it always feels like a good idea at the time). Just imagine an eight year old coming off of his first theatrical performance watching this on a 16" television set with a VCR over and over until the tape broke. It explains a whole lot.


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The archaeology and ethnography of the past half-century have made it clear that the ancient civilizations of the Old World  those of Egypt, Mesopotamia, Crete and Greece, India and China - derived from a single base, and that this community of origin suffices to explain the homologous forms of their mythological and ritual structures. ...the beginnings of this epochal flowering have been traced to a neolithic base in the Near East, the first signs of which have been identified c. 7500-5500 BC, and to the sudden appearance in approximately the same area, c. 3200 BC, of a syndrome of priestly discoveries and crafts, including an astronomical calendar, the art of writing, a science of mathematics applied to and attempting to coordinate the measurements of space and time, and the conception of the wheel. Nowhere else in the world have any of the elements either of the neolithic assemblage or of higher civilization been identified at levels of anything like these depths; and the probability of a worldwide diffusion from the Near East of the basic arts, not only of all higher civilization, but also of all village living based on agriculture and stockbreeding, has consequently been argued with bountiful documentation, by a group of scholars of which Professor Robert HeineGeldern of Vienna is today the leader. (Primitive Mythology)
If the rending of the bull-formed Zagreus in the Orphic myth did represent the partition of the divine into its various cosmic manifestations, as claimed by Plutarch, it closely parallels the death of the Iranian Primordial Bull, which gave rise to the plant and animal kingdoms of earth. And if images of a Mountain Mother, Kouretes, a Zagreus-like child god with leopard, and a Queen of the Underworld were present at Catal Huyuk, the main characters of Orphic myth and rite were already assembled in Anatolia in the sixth millennium--and already intermingled with an Iranian, or at least a seemingly Mithraic, element that informed certain other Catal shrines. It would seem from the foregoing sample of Catal cult life that rites of mystical initiation were indeed practiced in these shrines. The presence, in particular, of a veiled goddess and a Master of Animals among symbols emphasizing metamorphosis and the coincidence of opposites is difficult to interpret in any other terms. But while an intense concern for the life of the soul after death is implied by Catal burial customs, the presence or absence of a belief in the reincarnation of that soul cannot be determined from the remains of a nonliterate culture. (Plato Prehistorian)
Earlier still was the polytheistic religion that Zarathustra reformed. Before the coming of the prophet, the Iranian people apparently had worshipped a pantheon of gods who personified physical phenomena: sun, moon, earth, fire, the winds, the waters. These ancient divinities of nature are hymned in the Yasts of the Younger Avesta (as is the god Mithra), and it is generally agreed that although the Yasts were collected later, many of them reflect traditions which are actually older than the Gathas. Some Iraniologists feel that Zoroastrianism was forced to assimilate these popular deities to its creed, but others have argued that Zarathustra himself was instructed to respect the ancient faith and not to undo entirely the archaic forms of worship, particularly the reverence for fire, which was to play such a prominent role in Zoroastrian rites. The prophet was not to be the founder of a new religion as much as the restorer of an old one, a faith whose purity had been defiled by what one early Iraniologist termed "disorderly idol worship."(Plato Prehistorian)
Iraniologists have found the problem of the Magi to be one of the most compelling, as well as one of the most difficult, in the history of the ancient world: "associated with the highest speculation and the most base charlatanism; the mixed resources of religion and magic; a mysterious origin and an authority that endures across the succession of beliefs." Portrayed as sorcerers in popular fable, the Magi were recognized by the more serious Greeks and Romans (Dio Chrysostom, Apuleius) as dedicated servants of the gods. They were everywhere the reputed masters of learning, credited in ancient times with initiating the "cosmological science," the study of not only the heavens but also the elements and kingdoms of earth. (Plato Prehistorian)
Another interesting transitional feature of Catalhoyuk was the evidence of religion found in the dwellings. Clay figurines of what has been defined as both the 'Goddess of the seasons' and 'Mistress of the animals' hark back to the Venus figurines of Gravettian culture, although we must be careful about using such loaded terms to describe these figurines. At the same time a shrine adorned with bulls' heads seems to presage the more organised religions that were to emerge in subsequent millennia. (Climate Change in Prehistory)
In Egypt the gods resumed direct rule after the Flood, but around 7000 BC demigods assumed the throne. (Gods, Genes, and Consciousness)
In her landmark study The Death of Gods in Ancient Egypt Sellers sets out persuasive astronomical and textual evidence to show that the prehistoric Egyptians - at least as far back as 7300 BC - had observed and tracked the slow precessionally induced changes that constantly relocate the cosmic 'address' of the constellation of Orion. And she argues that, although political unity was credited to Menes, there was a much older notion of the 'Unification' based not on events on earth but those observed in the sky...Indeed, she goes so far as to claim that Menes merely brought to fruition a very ancient and archetypal vision of cosmic duality which so perfectly harmonized with the mentality of the ancient Egyptians 'as to appear both inevitable and perennial': 'A dual monarchy united under the rule of one was a form that came from the mists of distant antiquity. It was a form that had been created for gods in the heavens, and how inevitable it was that an imitation of the cosmic order should prevail for men on earth.' (Keeper of Genesis)
I am postulating the creation of specific myths to deal with distressing alterations in the sky, followed by an artificial duality, or symmetry, imposed, not just on the deities, but on geographical centres of worship, and this duality remained a constant in Egyptian affairs throughout its history. It was harking back to a wonderful Golden Age, now lost, an age when the skies had had a magnificent balance, and the religion had been fresh and new... The Golden Age to which Sellers is referring is, of course, Zep Tepi, the 'First Time'. And the 'distressing alterations in the sky' which she believes that certain myths were created to explain were caused by the phenomenon of precession - specifically the precessional drift of the great constellation of Orion away from the station that it had occupied at the 'First Time'. (Keeper of Genesis)
Summary of Vedic traditions about the origins of civilization in India:
1. An earlier civilization, which knew the Vedas and practised yoga, existed before the great flood and was destroyed by it.
2. Manu and the Seven Rishis (Saptarishi) were yogic adepts who survived the flood.
3. The role of the Seven Rishis was to preserve the Vedas through memorization and to repromulgate them amongst post-diluvial humanity.
4. The role of Manu was to re-establish agriculture after the flood, using a cache of seeds and plants that he had brought with him for this purpose, and to become the progenitor of future civilized humanity by fathering a dynasty of kings.
5. The Vedas and the traditions that descend from them depict the Saptaarishi as a lineage of ascetics. After the flood their primary abode was in the Himalayas, where they would retreat to meditate and perform austerities, but they also played decisive roles in running and ordering secular affairs, and in the making and guidance of kings.
6. The so-called Saptarishi calendar of ancient India, which of course cannot be separated from the traditions of the Seven Rishis, has a start date around 6700 BC - almost 9000 years ago. (Underworld)
Greek historians claim that Atlantean invaders after the Cataclysm were defeated by the proto-Greeks around 9,000 years ago. Atlantean survivors in the Western Mediterranean (then an inland sea) could have evolved into the Etruscans. The early Roman elite may have had roots in this culture. Until they became caught up in Advanced Being-cult movements of West Asia less than 2,500 years ago, the Romans had a strong independent tradition, intellectually and psychologically free of the Anunnaki. (Gods, Genes, and Consciousness)
The Australian Aborigones offer a wonderful subject for meditations on the nature of humanity. Consider: these people lived in what may have been nearly complete isolation for more than 40,000 years in an ecologically diverse continent, and when first encountered by Europeans in the 17th century, their technology hardly approached the sophistication of the Neanderthals: just simple stone tools and rudimentary wooden implements; and yet they evolved a kinship system and cosmology that most graduate students in anthropology have struggled to comprehend in all its complexity--and probably never do. (Patterns in Prehistory)

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Review: LaCie 2big Dock Thunderbolt 3
by Tarinder Sandhu on 21 November 2017, 15:00
Tags: Lacie (EPA:LAC)
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LaCie has been a name synonymous with premium storage solutions. Purchased by Seagate in 2012, the LaCie brand persists today. The company splits its storage portfolio into personal and professional ranges, and both segments are recipients of attractive chassis thanks to collaborations with leading industrial designers.
The professional range caters for digital content creators who need plenty of fast storage connected via either USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt 3. The d2 selection is available in single-drive capacities from 3TB to 10TB. Those wanting more space need to visit the Big Raid storage section, where a single box can service 120TB.
On the more sedate side, LaCie offers 2big	Dock Thunderbolt 3 solutions, which as the name intimates comprises dual mechanical hard drives in a Thunderbolt 3-connected enclosure. The biggest of the bunch is a 20TB solution at a suggested retail price of £1,149.
The Neil Poulton-designed aluminium chassis is rather more attractive than the usual external-storage box. Measuring 217mm deep, 118mm wide and 93.3mm deep and weighing 2.9kg, it fits nicely on a desk. The package contains a 30cm-long Thunderbolt USB Type-C cable, a USB Type-C to Type-A adapter, and an external power supply - black, unfortunately - capable of delivering 60W. This must be used in all circumstances, because there's no method of making the unit operational with a Thunderbolt cable alone.
The front, which is plastic, is home to a large blue status LED that lights up when the device is powered on. Underneath, a USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A port can either charge mobile devices by pushing 5W down the wire or, more usually, act as a hub to transfer stuff on to the 2big Dock itself. The same is true of the Compact Flash and Secure Digital ports next door, with these primarily aimed at photographers and video producers who want to get their content over to main storage quickly.
The back is home to the various cabled connections. A power button is located just above the inlet for the external adapter. A short press puts the Dock into a power-saving state by spinning the drives down. Next to it are two Thunderbolt 3 ports, capable of delivering 15W of power to connected devices, and because they are not pre-configured in any specific way, either can be used to hook-up to a Thunderbolt 3 port on a computer or as part of a (up to) seven-device daisy chain, which means five more 2big Docks can be added on top of the original Dock and client computer.
For those who don't have a Thunderbolt 3 connector on their computer, fear not. The USB 3.1 Type-C connector, sandwiched between the firmware update button and DisplayPort output, can be used instead, relying on the same Thunderbolt cable. If you only have a Type-A connector on the computer side, a bundled Type-C-to-Type-A cable is the go-to solution. Going over USB 3.1 increases the client-side power delivery to 27W.
Summing it up, the LaCie 2big Dock connects via either Thunderbolt 3 (over Type-C) or USB 3.1 Type-C to either Type-C or Type-A, meaning you are pretty much covered irrespective of your computer's ports. Keeping cable clutter down to a minimum, the Dock enables the PC's video to be transported over to the monitor, too.
A last few words on connectivity. You should only connect to a single computer via a single cable/port, be that Thunderbolt 3 or USB 3.1. This obviously means that any other combination is invalid, so you cannot connect the Dock to two computers simultaneously using any combination of outputs: one Dock, one computer. The second Thunderbolt 3 connector is there for charging duties alone.
Compatibility And Drives
LaCie's premium storage products have historically targeted the Apple community and the 2big Dock is no different in this regard. The storage box arrives pre-configured with HFS+ formatting used on Mac computers, but this doesn't mean that it cannot be used in a Windows environment. The 2big Dock supports Windows 10-based machines touting Thunderbolt 3 or USB ports, though do be aware that the box will need to be partitioned and formatted by using the LaCie Raid Manager.
Inside, accessed by simply pulling on the drive bays, LaCie predictably uses a couple of IronWolf Pro NAS-optimised 10TB HDDs from parent company Seagate. Offering a 7,200rpm spindle speed and consistent performance supported by 256MB of cache, they are among the best that Seagate has to offer. There's active cooling via a 60mm Noctua fan situated right behind the drives, and it remains on at all times. The unit exhibits a low hum when operational, though seeks do produce a muted scratching noise associated with spinning disks.
Under the auspice of Raid Manager the drives can be set to run Raid 0 for maximum performance (440MB/s-plus, according to LaCie), Raid 1 for security, reducing the available capacity to 10TB, or as just a bunch of disks (JBOD). There's no possibility of spanning multiple Docks and running Raid 5, for example. For the purposes of testing we ran with performance-orientated Raid 0.
When all set to go, the Dock powers up as soon as either a Thunderbolt 3 or USB 3 connection is mated on both sides. And that's it, 18.1TB of NTFS-formatted space at your fingertips.


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https://www.lmtonline.com/local/crime/article/Fatal-shooting-victim-at-west-Laredo-apartment-13738399.php
Fatal shooting victim at west Laredo apartment was Texas National Guard soldier
By César Rodriguez, LMTonline.com / Laredo Morning Times
Published 11:18 am CDT, Wednesday, April 3, 2019
John Lydell Tyler, 28, is shown in this photo. Tyler was fatally shot on Sunday at a west Laredo apartment complex.
The man who was fatally shot over the weekend at a west Laredo apartment complex was identified Tuesday as a decorated Texas Army National Guard soldier, authorities said.
Laredo police identified him as John Lydell Tyler, 28, of Beaumont. He was a member of the Texas Army National Guard, military officials said.
"We want to offer our sincerest condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time," said a Texas military department spokesman.
The case remains open as no arrests have been made. LPD logged his death as the city's second homicide of this year.
READ ALSO: Authorities seeking information in fatal shooting of 28-year-old man in west central Laredo
To provide information, call police at 795-2800 or Laredo Crime Stoppers at 727-TIPS (8477). Information provided through Crime Stoppers and leading to an arrest may be eligible for a cash reward.
Laredo police officers responded to the shooting at about 5:20 a.m. Sunday at an apartment in the 4300 block of Santa Maria Avenue.
Laredo Fire Department paramedics said they found a man, who was later identified as Tyler, behind the apartments. First responders said he was alert and oriented.
He had a gunshot wound to the abdomen, according to the fire department. He was administered advanced life support and taken to Laredo Medical Center, where he later died.
Service record
Tyler was assigned to Operation Guardian Support in Laredo.
Operation Guardian Support's mission is to fill vital, non-enforcement roles, such as pilots, aerial observers, intelligence analysts, communications specialists, camera operators and vehicle mechanics, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Tyler joined the Texas Army National Guard in November 2009, according to military officials.
Tyler's service record included the following awards: National Defense, Army Service Ribbon, Humanitarian Service Medal, Texas Humanitarian Service Ribbon, Texas Homeland Defense Service Medal and the Adjutant General's Individual Award.
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Gorgeous 1634 3rd printing of this classic history of the Catholic and English church. Contemporary calf neatly rebacked with raised bands and elaborate gilt tooling to spine. Boards with detailed ornamental tooling in blind with exquisite dentelles at each corner. Marbled end papers, of an older date, probable to the 18th or 19th century. Square Tight Binding. Clean interior. Binding with rubbing and edge wear, particularly at corners. A handsome addition to any serious Theology collection.


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Tom Schreiber & Kieran McArdle Re-Sign
'Captain America' And 'The Enforcer' Ink 1-Year Deals
Oakville, ON – Toronto Rock Owner, President and GM Jamie Dawick today announced the re-signing of forwards Tom Schreiber and Kieran McArdle to one-year agreements. Both contracts are pending league approval.
The signing of a couple of American field lacrosse stars with little to no experience in the box game is obviously a bit of a gamble. Dubbed the 'American Experiment' by many in the lacrosse world, the signing of Schreiber and McArdle paid off big time for the Rock in 2017.
Schreiber set a new Rock rookie record for points in a season (94), broke the NLL rookie assists record (61), and took home the NLL Rookie of the Year Award. McArdle was a consistent contributor to the Rock offence and drew accolades, and the nickname 'The Enforcer', from fans and teammates alike for his gritty play and his willingness to drop the gloves and stick up for himself and his team.
Schreiber also won his second consecutive Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Most Valuable Player award and his Ohio Machine captured the Steinfeld Cup as MLL Champions this summer.
"I'm thrilled to re-sign with the Rock," said Schreiber. "I had a great experience in year one and I couldn't be more excited for year two. I want to improve as much as I can week-to-week. I'd like to develop into whatever role the staff sees fit. From a team perspective, like everyone else, the goal is to contend for a championship."
So, you can now put away the beakers, bunsen burners and test tubes, these two players are the real deal and Dawick believes there's more to come from the pair.
"He is arguably the best lacrosse player in the world right now," said Dawick of Schreiber. "What he did last year with us was pretty remarkable and I believe he's only going to get better. I'm excited about adding him to the mix with Robbie (Hellyer) and (Adam) Jones. We are in a very fortunate position right now with such a deep offensive group."
McArdle played in 14 games for the Rock in 2017, putting up an impressive 36 points (17+19). He followed that up with a strong summer, playing outdoors for the MLL's Florida Launch where he scored 32 goals in just 10 games and led the team with 46 points.
"I thought Kieran made great strides and had a great year last year," said Dawick. "He was a good player for us and I look for him to continue to develop and be a key contributor on the left side for us."
Both Schreiber and McArdle will also suit up for Team USA against Team Canada in the upcoming Heritage Cup indoor lacrosse exhibition game at Hamilton's FirstOntario Centre on Saturday, October 21st. Tickets for that game are available at ticketmaster.ca and event organizers are currently running a 2 for 1 promotion.
Toronto Rock training camp is slated to begin on Friday, November 3rd at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre in Oakville, ON. The Rock will play three exhibition games at the TRAC in November before beginning the regular season at Buffalo against the Bandits on Friday, December 8.
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The Thessalonian church had the end times on the brain. They wondered if those of their number who died would miss the Second Coming of Jesus. In the latter half of Chapter 4, Paul dispels this by telling them that those who have "fallen asleep" will rise first when Jesus descends and gives the shout. Then those of us still alive will be transformed into new bodies and meet the Lord and the departed saints in the air. This event, when we are "caught up" (Chapter 4 verse 17) is where we get the word Rapture. The church will be "snatched away" I believe, to attend a seven-year long party known as the "Marriage Supper of the Lamb".
But any discussion of the Rapture also introduces the Second Coming—when Jesus returns physically to the earth and sets up His government and ushers in a thousand-year golden age. While we in the church will celebrate, the residents of Planet Earth will go through a very difficult time known as the Tribulation. During this period mankind will descend to its worst, inspired by Satan, and will persecute Israel and any who call on the name of Jesus with a relentless hatred. The commercial, religious, and governmental structures will degrade morally and will be judged by God severely.
After Jesus' return, He will judge the nations and individuals for how they treated His saints—and my extension Himself, holding them accountable. That's the backdrop for the first half of 1 Thessalonians 5. In light of this knowledge, the Christian of today needs to do something—and we'll get to that something as we go through the text.
The becomes the same point Paul makes to the Thessalonians. My guess is that this discussion about what happens to a Christian when they die was all wrapped up in wondering when all the suffering was going to end by the return of Jesus to set up His kingdom and give recompense to the bad guys.
Paul says in reference to the events of Jesus' return that they "do not need anything to be written to you. For you yourselves know very well…" Apparently Paul had talked to them about this before. But he reminds them of several important facts. We're going to look at 4 of them.
1.The Day of the Lord comes suddenly and unexpectedly.
What is the "Day of the Lord"? Generally it refers to the time when Jesus returns, sets up His kingdom, and judges the nations. We find the first reference to it in Amos 5:18 - 27. The people longed for the Day of the Lord because they thought it meant prosperity and victory for Israel. But Amos points out that is "will be darkness and not light." Israel was apostate—having a form of religion where they made sacrifices and held feasts but acted with injustice towards others and disregarded the Lordship of Yahweh to follow other gods.
The Day of the Lord can really be thought of as both a series of events and a period of time. For instance, When Peter stood up on the Day of Pentecost and preached that incredible sermon, he described the events from that day forward—talking about the giving of the Holy Spirit and the return of Jesus: "The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the great and remarkable Day of the Lord comes" (Acts 2:20). These are events described as taking place during the Tribulation period (Matthew 24:29, Mark 13:24).
Jesus spoke to that period as one where individuals will be separated and judged (Matthew 25:31-46). Those that have been "blessed by My Father" by salvation and saw their characters changed through grace will be welcomed into the Kingdom. Those that did not know Jesus and continued in their sin are sent away to eternal darkness.
Couple this with Revelation 20:11-15. There, John records the Great White Throne judgment that occurs after the Thousand Years. In those days "Earth and heaven fled" from God's presence and everyone, nation and individual who rejected Jesus and His salvation receives judgment. Following that we see the new heavens and new earth and the New Jerusalem.
Back now to Thessalonians—Paul says all this will come "like a thief in the night." The idea there is that no one will expect it. They won't be paying attention. They will be asleep at the switch when it comes to attending to the importance of considering Jesus and giving their lives to Him. Other references to this are: Revelation 16:15 and Matthew 24:32-44. In fact, the Matthew passage is a great one to read as a parallel to 1 Thessalonians 5.
Is it any wonder that mankind rejects the gospel? Are we seeing perhaps the Great Apostasy that Paul described in 2 Thessalonians 2? I think so. They do so at their own peril for the Lord surely is coming back and everyone must give an account. Everyone. Just because you don't expect something does not mean it won't happen.
Peace and security is what we crave both individually and as a world.
This is especially true when it comes to the Mideast crisis. The Arab nations want to push Israel into the sea and Israel says they have a divine claim on the land. The two sides are intractable and every attempt to broker peace has simply not worked in the long term. There will come someone who is able to bring about that peace in a way that seems lasting. That man is known as the Anti-Christ. The prophet Daniel (Daniel 9:27) says that: "He will make a firm covenant with many for one week." In Daniel, a day is a year so this is a 7-year agreement. The verse goes on: "but in the middle of the week he will put a stop to sacrifice and offering. And the abomination of desolation will be on a wing of the temple until the decreed destruction is poured out on the desolator."
I think this is applicable to us as individuals as well. We humans need peace and security. But if we try to find it with human relationships, other religious philosophies, riches, fame, beauty or power—we will be suddenly disappointed because none of those things can give you eternal peace and eternal security. That only comes through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Paul says that just as when labor starts a baby's coming and there's no stopping it, so too once the events of the final 7 years of Earth's history in this age begin, Jesus will return to judge (Matthew 24:8).
We are "sons of light and of the day" because we know the truth as revealed by the Lord. The truth is that all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God and that everyone needs a savior and the only name by which we must be saved is that of Jesus.
Light and darkness are often stand-ins for understanding the truth or "being in the dark." Either people don't know or don't want to be held accountable for their deeds. They prefer darkness rather than light (John 3:19).
As children of the light then what should we do? Paul says don't sleep. That's a different word than the one used for sleep in Chapter 4. Here the meaning is not death but alertness (or lack thereof). In view as well is moral lethargy. Unlike those in the dark, we are not asleep to the need for change in our character. At night is when people feel freer to indulge in sin. We aren't like that.
So, Paul says for us to be "serious, and put the armor of faith and love on our chests, and put on a helmet of the hope of salvation." Paul liked the analogy of the armor. Here he goes back to what he said in 1 Corinthians 13 and 1 Thessalonians 1:3. Faith, hope and love are the three great pillars of being a Christian. We trust in Jesus for our salvation, hope for His soon coming with a certain expectation of a coming event, and love unselfishly our Lord and one another.
Verse 10 is interesting. The same word for "sleep" is used here as in verse 6 – moral lethargy not Christian death. So, Paul may be suggesting here that even if you blow it as a Christian you will still obtain salvation and be in the presence of the Lord because His blood is able to pay for all your sins. It's important that we remain alert and morally transformed to reflect the character of one who is saved, but it isn't your moral purity that saves you, it's Jesus' blood.
In Chapter 4 verse 18 Paul wanted the Thessalonians to encourage one another with the idea that those who die in Christ will rise. Here he wants them to encourage each other with the words that Jesus' salvation is enough to save them. But here he adds "and build each other up". "Help each other to be alert, serious, loving, faithful, and hopeful." What a great aim each of us should have towards one another!
The state of the world around us, the moral decay, the rejection of the gospel, the adoption of any philosophy except Christianity – none of these things should take us by surprise. We are disappointed, yes, but not surprised. But this is true: appearances are deceiving when it comes to the final state of this age. The things this age values: power, wealth and physical beauty – are not going to last into God's kingdom.
That should lead us to adopt what Paul is encouraging here, that we get serious and sober—not fall asleep morally but continue to reflect the purity of God's character in an ever-darkening age. How do we do that? Just as Paul says: faith, hope, and love. Our trust in Jesus to provide for us and rescue us is a shield against the onslaught of opposition and unbelief. Love on our chests means we lead with agape love—giving even when it hurts us. And the helmet of salvation means we're covered. We can act cheerfully and courageously to represent the love of Jesus no matter where we are or what happens to us!


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West Brom were 2-0 up just before the hour mark when Peter Odemwingie capitalised on a mistake by Manuel Almunia to add to Steven Reid's early header.
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The Geneva negotiating text provides hope for a global climate agreement in the lead up to the United Nations Paris climate negotiations in December 2015.
The Paris climate talks are a significant landmark: whether the international community will negotiate an effective agreement to limit greenhouse gas emissions and reduce global warming, or allow rising business as usual emissions to cause economic and civilisation disruption due to increasing severity of extreme weather events and rising temperatures.
You just need to look around at the climate impacts we are seeing in Australia whether it is in the bushfires in South Australia, heatwaves in Melbourne, or the increase in jellyfish blooms in North Queensland.
The window of opportunity for limiting warming on a global basis to a 2C rise above pre-industrial levels is quickly closing. This is our last and best chance to limit the damage and inter-generational theft that climate change will inflict on present and future generations.
I announced late December 2014 my intention of attending and reporting on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) conference in Paris in December 2015. I have been following the climate science, and climate negotiations for some 10 years now from behind my computer screen at home.
It is time for me to seriously start the preparations for my itinerary to France. I intend to report live from the climate negotiations, via twitter, facebook and blog reports to nofibs.com.au, Indymedia Australia and my local climate action group, Climate Action Moreland. I am ameliorating the aircraft emissions by two measures: incorporating attendance at the UN climate conference in a longer much overdue holiday, and also planting more trees like at this local event in Fawkner in 2014 organised by the Friends of Merri Creek and Merri Creek Management Committee.
I will be going with my teenage daughter who will also help me blog the event and provide a teen perspective, a voice for the future. I hope to report in particular on Australia's negotiating position as part of covering this event. See end of article in how you can support John through crowdfunding to cover some of his expenses.
Australia still stands out as a potential spoiler and disrupter to the neogiation of a globally binding international climate treaty. At the Lima negotiations in December 2014 Australia was awarded the 'Colossal Fossil' award as the worst performer on climate change action globally for 2014. That is how far we have sunk in terms of climate policy, where even countries like Saudi Arabia and Canada are now seen to be doing more than Australia.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop failed to deliver any change in Australia's position at the one day UN Climate summit in New York in September 2014 while 400,000 people marched in the streets of New York and more in Australia.
Her remarks after President Obama's State of the Union (SOTU) address in January this year were both evasive and untruthful on Australia's climate action target.
The Abbott Government has continued with the minimal emissions reduction target of 5 per cent reduction on 2000 levels by 2020, but has not funded their Direct Action Climate Policy to achieve this target while our electricity emissions set to soar since carbon pricing was abolished. The Climate Change Authority assessed in March 2014 that a reasonable target given the level of international action at that stage was a 19% emissions cut target by 2020.
Since then, there has been a major agreement between USA and China regarding peaking of China's emissions. While there is no US-India deal on climate change, India and the US did agree on some energy deals including support for India's plans to roll out 100GW of solar power.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have called for new country targets (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) to be submitted by the end of March 2015 so that the negotiations in Paris can start from a much higher level.
There is pronounced silence from the Australian Government on our negotiating targets.
The UNFCCC meeting in Geneva in February has consolidated the negotiation text for a climate agreement in Paris. The negotiating text is available for download as a PDF from the UNFCCC site.
"I am extremely encouraged by the constructive spirit and the speed at which negotiators have worked during the past week," said Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC). "We now have a formal negotiating text, which contains the views and concerns of all countries. The Lima Draft has now been transformed into the negotiating text and enjoys the full ownership of all countries," she said.
Trust building was a paramount achievement of the Geneva talks allowing the parties to capture all viewpoints in the negotiating text and leaving streamlining to future sessions, explained Figueres in the video of the press conference.
The document covers a wide range of concerns and detailed outcomes for the new agreement on mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology and capacity-building.
"The text was constructed in full transparency. This means that although it has become longer, countries are now fully aware of each other's positions," Ms. Figueres said. The negotiating text and all targets that have been submitted by March will be circulated to all 194 countries as the basis for further refining a global agreement for signing off in Paris.
"This fulfills the internationally-accepted timetable for reaching a possible treaty because it alerts capitals to the fact that a legal instrument could be adopted in Paris. It does not, however, set this possibility in stone – it merely opens the door for this possibility. As for the legal nature of the agreement, this will only be clarified later in the year," Ms. Figueres explained.
inclusion of all parties to enhance their climate action on the basis of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, but recognising the importance of the widest participation and ambitious action from all.
all major elements from the Durban mandate on mitigation, adaptation, finance, capacity building, technology development and transfer, transparency of actions and support are supported.
calls for the new agreement to be guided by the best available science, especially the reports of the IPCC, with the call for countries to devise sustainable development pathways consistent with carbon neutrality/net zero emissions by 2050. Includes processes for regularly reviewing targets in any agreement.
calls for increased adaptation to accompany mitigation action to reduce vulnerability and increase community resilience. Argues the need for Increasing financial arrangements to assist developing countries transition and adapt.
options for finance, technology and increase the capacity for developing countries in their climate actions in mitigation and adaptation.
process for mitigation and financial commitment accountability and transparency to ensure mutual trust, ambition and enhancement.
As Abeysinghe indicates there are still many issues that are divisive between countries such as the Loss and damage issue, which is considered crucial by developing countries on an equity basis and the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) argue, needs to be considered different to adaptation where it currently sits in the text.
The outcomes from Geneva were greeted with some relief by civil society leaders, who indicated also that substantial work remains to be done at intermediate talks before finalising the agreement in Paris.
"There's been a seachange in the dynamics here thanks to the open and consultative approach of the Co-Chairs. Countries also came ready and willing to work. The spirit of Geneva needs to be kept alive, as we move to on to deal with crunch issues like the need to scale up financial support for action and how to treat richer and poorer countries fairly, and loss and damage – which has the potential to be a make or break issue for Paris." said Julie-Anne Richards, from the Climate Justice Programme.
Tasneem Essop, WWF head of delegation to the UNFCCC, stressed that attention should turn to political leaders "as they are the single most important influence that will shape the final outcome of a new global climate deal in Paris".
The negotiating text will be further refined and issues debated at sessions in Bonn, Germany from 31 August to 4 September and again 19 to 23 October 2014.
In terms of achieving agreement in Paris, compromises will need to be made by all sides keeping in mind equity considerations and capabilities of developing countries. Not an easy balance to achieve between 194 nations. But that is what must be done to ensure climate change is slowed down and limited to avoid the possibility of more catastrophic consequences.
The question remains, what role will Australia play in this process?
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'We will coup whoever we want': Elon Musk and the overthrow of democracy in Bolivia
What role did billionaire Elon Musk and his thirst for lithium play in the coup in Bolivia? Vijay Prashad and Alejandro Bejarano discuss.
July 28, 2020 by Vijay Prashad, Alejandro Bejarano
Elon Musk with Vice President Mike Pence on May 27, 2020. Photo: WikiCommons
On July 24, 2020, Tesla's Elon Musk wrote on Twitter that a second US "government stimulus package is not in the best interests of the people." Someone responded to Musk soon after, "You know what wasn't in the best interest of people? The US government organizing a coup against Evo Morales in Bolivia so you could obtain the lithium there." Musk then wrote: "We will coup whoever we want! Deal with it."
Musk refers here to the coup against President Evo Morales Ayma, who was removed illegally from his office in November 2019. Morales had just won an election for a term that was to have begun in January 2020. Even if there was a challenge against that election, Morales' term should rightfully have continued through November and December of 2019. Instead, the Bolivian military, at the behest of Bolivia's far right and the United States government, threatened Morales; Morales went into exile in Mexico and is now in Argentina.
At that time, the "evidence" of fraud was offered by the far right and by a "preliminary report" by the Organization of American States; only after Morales was removed from office was there grudging acknowledgment by the liberal media that there was in fact no evidence of fraud. It was too late for Bolivia, which has been condemned to a dangerous government that has suspended democracy in the country.
Lithium Coup
Over his 14 years in office, Morales fought to use the wealth of Bolivia for the Bolivian people, who saw—after centuries of oppression—remarkable advances in their basic needs. Literacy rates rose and hunger rates dropped. The use of Bolivia's wealth to advance the interests of the people rather than North American multinational corporations was an abomination to the US embassy in La Paz, which had egged on the worst elements of the military and the far right to overthrow the government. This is just what happened in November 2019.
Musk's admission, however intemperate, is at least honest. His company Tesla has long wanted access at a low price to the large lithium deposits in Bolivia; lithium is a key ingredient for batteries. Earlier this year, Musk and his company revealed that they wanted to build a Tesla factory in Brazil, which would be supplied by lithium from Bolivia; when we wrote about that we called our report "Elon Musk Is Acting Like a Neo-Conquistador for South America's Lithium." Everything we wrote there is condensed in his new tweet: the arrogance toward the political life of other countries, and the greed toward resources that people like Musk think are their entitlement.
Musk went on to delete his tweet. He then said, "we get our lithium from Australia"; this will not settle the issue, since eyebrows are being raised in Australia regarding the environmental damage from lithium mining.
Suspension of Democracy
After Morales was removed, an insignificant far-right politician named Jeanine Áñez set aside the constitutional process and seized power. She showed the character of her politics when she signed a presidential decree on November 15, 2019, that gave the military the right to do whatever it wanted; even her allies found this to be too far and repealed it on November 28.
Arrests and intimidation of activists from the Movement for Socialism (MAS)—the party of Morales—began in November 2019 and still continue. On July 7, 2020, seven US senators published a statement that said, "We are increasingly concerned by the growing number of human rights violations and curtailments of civil liberties by the interim government of Bolivia." "Without a change in course by the interim government," the senators wrote, "we fear that basic civil rights in Bolivia will be further eroded and the legitimacy of the crucial upcoming elections will be put at risk."
There's no need to worry about that, since the government of Áñez seems unwilling to hold an election. By all polls, Áñez looks likely to be defeated in the general elections. A recent poll by El Centro Estratégico Latinoamericano de Geopolítica (CELAG) says that Áñez will get a mere 13.3 percent, far behind the Movement for Socialism's Luis Arce (41.9 percent) and the center right's Carlos Mesa (26.8 percent). The election was supposed to have taken place in May, but it was rescheduled for September 6; it has now been postponed once more, this time to October 18. Bolivia would not have had an elected government for an entire year.
Luis Arce of MAS recently told Oliver Vargas, "We face persecution, we face surveillance… we are facing a very difficult campaign." But, he said, "we are sure that we will win these elections." If elections are permitted.
The CELAG study shows that 9 out of 10 Bolivians have seen their incomes decline due to the coronavirus recession. Because of this—and of the attack by this government on the MAS—65.2 percent of Bolivians have a negative appraisal of Áñez. It is important to note that due to the positive policies of Morales' MAS, there is widespread support for a socialist orientation; 64.1 percent of Bolivians support taxes against the rich, and Bolivians in general support the resource socialism of the MAS and Morales.
CoronaShock and Bolivia
The government of Áñez has been utterly incompetent regarding the coronavirus. The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in this country of 11 million people is 66,456; since testing is low, the number is likely much higher.
Musk returns to our story. Earlier this year, on March 31, Bolivia's Foreign Minister Karen Longaric wrote an obsequious letter to Musk asking him about the "offer of cooperation posted by you regarding ventilators ready to be dispatched to countries where they are needed the most." Longaric said, "If it is not possible to send it to Bolivia, we can arrange its receipt in Miami, FL. and transport them from there as quickly as possible." No such ventilators came.
Instead, the government bought ventilators from a Spanish supplier for $27,000 for each of the 170 devices; Bolivian producers had said they could supply ventilators for $1,000 per unit. The health minister in the Áñez government—Marcelo Navajas—was arrested for this scandal.
Evo Morales read Musk's tweet about the coup in Bolivia and responded: "Elon Musk, the owner of the largest electric car company, says about the coup in Bolivia: 'We will coup whoever we want.' Another proof that the coup was about Bolivian lithium; at the cost of two massacres. We will always defend our resources!"
The reference to the massacres is important. In November, from Mexico City, Morales watched as the government of Áñez let loose the dogs of war against the people of Bolivia from Cochabamba to El Alto. "They are killing my brothers and sisters," Morales said at a press conference. "This is the kind of thing the old military dictatorships used to do." It is the toxic character of the government of Áñez, backed fully by the US government and Elon Musk.
Protests across Bolivia began on July 27 for the restoration of democracy.
Vijay Prashad is an Indian historian, editor and journalist. He is a writing fellow and chief correspondent at Globetrotter, a project of the Independent Media Institute. He is the chief editor of LeftWord Books and the director of Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research. He has written more than 20 books, including The Darker Nations and The Poorer Nations. His latest book is Washington Bullets, with an introduction by Evo Morales Ayma.
Alejandro Bejarano is a Bolivian musician, documentarian, and social media manager. In 2016, he received the Medal of Honor for Cultural Merit of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia.
This article was produced by Globetrotter, a project of the Independent Media Institute.
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