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Revealing What Has Been Hidden in Front of Our Eyes
And Unlocking Hidden Truths
Family Background & the Beginning of Awareness
The White-Wash of Europe ~ Video of Post at the End
Islands on the Grid, Pt. 1 – With Video of Post at the End
A Closer Look at Onion Domes – With Video of Post at the End
Salt Lakes on the Grid – With Video of Post at the End
The Relationship between the Planetary Grid, the Technology of the Ancient Civilization & the Modern Energy Industry – with Video of Post at the End
A Word About Golf Courses – Including the Post in Video Form
Natural Features…or Intelligently Designed Ancient Infrastructure? – With Video of Post at the End
Castles & Ruins in North America – with Video of Post at the End
Master Masons & Canals – with Video of Post at the End
How I first learned of Novaya Zemlya, and Other Places I had Never Heard of Before – Part 1 of 3 – With Video of Post at the End
How I first Heard of Novaya Zemlya, and Other Places I had Never Heard of Before, Pt. 2 of 3 – With Video of Post at the End
The So-Called Lost Tribes of Israel – With Video at the End of the Post
The Moors Were In Unity Consciousness – The Positive Timeline of Humanity was Scrubbed – With Video of Post at the End
Perceptions, Pinnacles, Palisades, Pillars, and Pyramids – With Video of Post at the End
Expanding on Waterfalls – With Video of Post at the End
On Chimney Rocks & Man-Made Lakes – with Video of Post at the End
The Physical Planetary Grid System of the Ancient Ones – Video Montage
Colleges & Universities Worldwide and Moor – with Video at End of Post
Peru & North America – A Comparison of Ancient Sites – With Video of Post at the End
Connecting the Dots, Cracking the Code, and What This Reveals – with Video Form at the End
Why is This Relevant Today? – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road – Part 1 Montreal to Grenoble – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road, Part 2 Milan to Bucharest – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road, Part 3 Sevastopol to Pik Pobedy – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road – Part 4 Yumen to Dalian – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road – Part 5 Pyongyang to Guadalupe Island – With Video of Post at the End
How I Found the Silk Road – Part 6 Santa Rosalia to Montreal – With Video of Post at the End
History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid – Part 1 Edmonton to Portland, Maine – With Video of Post at the End
History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid – Part 2 Tenerife, Canary Islands to Eyl, Somalia – With Video of Post at the End
History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid – Part 3 Maldives to Bali – With Video of Post at the End
History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid, Part 4 Sumba Island to Cairns, Australia – With Video of Post at the End
History Reads Like a Book on the Planetary Grid – Part 5 Great Barrier Reef to Cape Town, South Africa – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet – Merida Part 1 – Merida, Mexico to Miami, Florida – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet – Merida Part 2 Grand Bahama Island to Akureyri, Iceland – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Merida – Part 3 Northeast Greenland to Apuka, Siberia – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet – Merida – Part 4 Near Islands to the Island of Kauai – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Merida – Part 5 Oahu to Merida, Mexico – With Video of Post at the End
What are Star Forts? – Video of Post at the End
An Explanation for What Happened to the Positive Timeline of Humanity & Associated Historical Events & Anomalies – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 1 Amsterdam Island to Berbera, Somalia – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 2 Gulf of Aden to Dubai, United Arab Emirates – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 3 Strait of Hormuz Islands Abu Musa, Qeshm, and Hormuz – With Video of Post at the End
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 4 Bandar-e-Abbas, Iran to Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 5 Quorgonteppa, Tajikistan to the Tien Shan Mountains
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 6 Urumqi, China to Shainsand, Mongolia
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 7 Inner Mongolia to Jilin, China
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 8 Chongjin, North Korea to Yokohama, Japan
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 9 Bonin Islands, Japan to Pohnpei Island, Caroline Islands
Circle Alignments Amsterdam Island Part 10 – Ongtong Java to Rennell Island
Circle Alignments on the Planet Amsterdam Island – Part 11 Brisbane, Australia to Amsterdam Island
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 1 Algiers, Algeria to Reggane, Algeria
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 2 Araouane, Mali to Bamako, Mali
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 3 Conakry, Guinea to Manaus, Brazil
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 4 Concordia, Colombia to Panama City, Panama
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 5 Panama Canal to the Miskito Coast, Nicaragua
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 6 Leimus, Honduras to Belize City, Belize
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 7 Chetumal, Mexico to Merida, Mexico
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 8 Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Springfield, Missouri
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 9 Des Moines, Iowa to the Apostle Islands, Wisconsin
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 10 Grand Portage, Minnesota to the Belcher Islands, Hudson Bay
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 11 Inukjuak, Quebec to Tasiilaq, Greenland
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 12 Olafsvik, Iceland to the Hebrides Islands, Scotland
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 13 Wick, Scotland to Edinburgh, Scotland
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 14 Yorkshire Dales, England to Nottingham, England
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 15 Derby, England to the English Channel
A Different Take on Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan"
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 16 Calais, France to the Cevennes National Park, France
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 17 Perpignan, France to Girona, Spain
Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 18 Barcelona, Spain to Algiers, Algeria
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 1 Washington, DC, to Baltimore, Maryland
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 2 Wilmington, Delaware to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 3 Morrisville Borough, Pennsylvania to Trenton, New Jersey
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 4 Sayreville, New Jersey to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 5 Upper New York Bay
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 6 The Lower Hudson River in New York City and New Jersey
Circle Alignments on Planet Washington, DC – Part 7 Waterbury, Connecticut to Providence, Rhode Island
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 8 Easton, Massachusetts to Weymouth, Massachusetts
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 9 Boston, Massachusetts to Egypt Beach, Massachusetts
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 10 Cape Sable Island, Nova Scotia to Halifax, Nova Scotia
Circle Alignment on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 11 Taylor Head, Nova Scotia to A Coruna, Spain
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 12 Lugo, Spain to Segovia, Spain
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 13 Madrid, Spain to Albacete, Spain
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 14 Alicante, Spain to Djanet, Algeria
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 15 Djado, Niger to Lagos, Nigeria
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 16 Gulf of Guinea to Natal, Brazil
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 17 Ico, Brazil to Palmas, Brazil
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 18 Cachimbo, Brazil to Pucallpa, Peru
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 19 Trujillo, Peru to the Galapagos Islands
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 20 Colima, Mexico to Aguascalientes, Mexico
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 21 – San Luis Potosi, Mexico to Brownsville, Texas
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 22 Port Isabel, Texas to Houma, Louisiana
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 23 New Orleans, Louisiana to Gulfport, Mississippi
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 24 Biloxi, Mississippi to Montgomery, Alabama
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 25 Atlanta, Georgia
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 26 Athens, Georgia to Greenville, South Carolina
Circle Alignments on the Planet Washington, DC – Part 27 Charlotte, North Carolina to Washington, DC
Ancient and Modern Evidence for the Perfect Alignment of Heaven and Earth Worldwide
The Curious Case of Architects & the Monumental Works Attributed to Them
Exposing Exhibitions, Expositions & World Fairs Since 1851
How Monuments & Memorials Hide the Advanced Ancient Civilization
Were Contests & Gifts a Cover-up of the Missing Advanced Worldwide Civilization?
My Take on the Mud Flood & Historical Reset Timeline
The Manner in which a Global Canal System has been Kept from Our Awareness
The Consistent Finding of Star Forts on Planetary Alignments
Sault Ste. Marie – A Microcosm of the Advanced & Global Moorish Civilization
Correlations Between the Physical Infrastructure of Railroads, Canals & Star Forts and Other Interesting Things
The Incredible Similarity of Electric Tram Systems Worldwide
Going Deep into Underground Railway Systems
An Analysis of Archeoastronomy and Observatories Throughout Time
What is it Exactly About the World's Disputed Islands?
Shining a Light on the Historical and Cultural Importance of Inner City Neighborhoods
A Foray into Castles and Mansions in the United States
Poking into Historical Fires – Part 1 Starting with Antiquity
Poking into Historical Fires – Part 2 The Years Between 1840 and 1850
Poking into Historical Fires – Part 4 The 1906 Earthquake & Great Fire of San Francisco
Were the Literature & Art of the 1800s & 1900s Programming Devices? – Part 1 American Authors
Were the Literature & Art of the 1800s & 1900s Programming Devices? – Part 2 European Authors
Were the Literature and Art of the 1800s and 1900s Programming Devices? – Part 3 Famous Artists
Revealing the Significance of Historic Trolley Parks in the United States
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, & Places in Alignment – Part 1 San Francisco, California to Tarawa, Kiribati
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, & Places in Alignment – Part 2 Nukuoro Atoll, Caroline Islands to Manila, Phillipines
The Relationship Between Sacred Geometry, Ley-lines & Places in Alignment – Part 3 Paracel Islands, South China Sea to Hanoi, Viet Nam
The Relationship Between Sacred Geometry, Ley-lines & Places in Alignment – Part 4 Luang Namtha, Laos to Lashio, Myanmar
The Relationship Between Sacred Geometry, Ley-lines & Places in Alignment – Part 5 Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh to Varanasi, India
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, and Places in alignment – Part 6 Lucknow, India to Amritsar, India
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, and Places in alignment – Part 7 Lahore, Pakistan to Faisalabad, Pakistan
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, and Places in Alignment – Part 8 Waziristan Region, Pakistan to Herat, Afghanistan
The Relationship between Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, and Places in Alignment – Part 9 Mashhad, Iran to Lake Urmia, Iran
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 10 Van, Turkey to Cappadocia, Turkey
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Pt 11 The Anatolian Plateau
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Pt 12 The Aegean Sea
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 13 Delphi, Greece to the Ionian Islands
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 14 Strait of Messina to Catania, Sicily
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 15 Valletta, Malta
Sacred Geometry, Ley-lines & Places in Alignment – Part 16 Sousse, Tunisia to the Eye of the Sahara, Mauretania
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, Places in Alignment – Part 17 Nouakchott, Mauretania to the Cape Verde Islands
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines, Places in Alignment – Part 18 The Fernando de Noronha Islands to the Tristan da Cunha Islands
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 19 Kerguelen Islands to Matara, Sri Lanka
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 20 Adam's Peak, Sri Lanka to Jaffna, Sri Lanka
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 21 the Palk Strait to Hyderabad, India
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 22 The Ellora Caves to Indore, India
Sacred Geometry, Ley-Lines & Places in Alignment – Part 23 Udaipur, India to Multan, Pakistan
Bonanza! The Correlation of Mines & Minerals to the Earth's Grid System – Part 1 Cape Farewell, Greenland to San Francisco, California
Bonanza! The Correlation of Mines & Minerals to the Earth's Grid System – Part 2 Hawaii's Big Island to Merida, Mexico
Bonanza! The Correlation of Mines & Minerals to the Earth's Grid System – Part 3 Cape Farewell, Greenland to Isle Royale, Michigan
Bonanza! The Correlation of Mines & Minerals to the Earth's Grid System – Part 4 Sudbury, Ontario to the Maldives
Creating the New World from the Old World – Part 1 Trading Companies, Wars, Partitions, Conferences & Treaties
How the New World was Created from the Old World – Part 2 Catholicism, Colonization & Place Name Changes
Creating the New World from the Old World – Part 3 The Centuries of Exploration
The Advanced Engineering of Reservoirs & Hydro-Electric Projects – Part 1 North America
The Advanced Engineering of Reservoirs & Hydro-Electric Projects – Part 2 Europe, Africa, Asia, and the South Pacific
What on Earth was going on in the 1800s?!
The Sulphur Springs Water Tower in Tampa & the Surrounding Area
The Channel Islands & the Other Islands of the English Channel – Part 1 Alderney
The Channel Islands & the Other Islands of the English Channel – Part 2 Jersey, Guernsey, Herm & Sark
The Channel Islands & the Other Islands of the English Channel – Part 3 The Isles of Portland and Wight & the Iles Chausey
Interesting Comments I have received – Part 1 Places
Interesting Comments I have received – Part 2 More Places
Interesting Comments I have received – Part 3 Connections Between Comenius & My Take on the Reset Timeline
Looking into Comments I have received – Part 4 Lewis & Clark, the Mandela Effect & a Few More Places
Cities in Linear Alignment in the U. S. – Part 1 Wichita Falls, Texas to Des Moines, Iowa
Cities in Linear Alignment in the U. S. – Part 2 Monroe, Louisiana to Lamar, Colorado
Cities in Linear Alignment in the U. S. – Part 3 Clovis, New Mexico to Kansas City, Kansas
Cities in Linear Alignment in the U. S. – Part 4 San Antonio, Texas to Buffalo, New York
The Seven Salem Solar Eclipse of 2017
The Destructive Forces of the 1900 Great Galveston Hurricane & Hurricane Camille in 1969 and Other "Natural Disasters"
America's Driftless Region
Evidence for the Manipulation of Our Perception of Space and Time & the Creation of a New Timeline for the Earth
Following the Money & Influence – Part 1 The Ways We Were Kept Asleep ~ Addictions
Following the Money & Influence – Part 2 The Ways We Were Kept Asleep ~ Distractions
Following the Money & Influence – Part 3 A Look Behind the Curtain into the Origins of Corporations & Companies
The Ernestine House of Wettin and the House of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha
Interesting comments I have Received Redux – Part 1 The Shepherd's Bush District of West London
Interesting comments I have Received Redux – Part 2A of All Over the Map
Interesting comments I have Received Redux – Part 2B of All Over the Map
Interesting comments I have Received Redux – Part 3 Electri-City Circuits and Springs
Circuit Board Earth
Sanitary Fairs and Other Anomalies of the Civil War
Frederick Law Olmsted, Frank Lloyd Wright and Other Iconic American Architects and Civil Engineers in our His-Story
Who was George Peabody, the "Father of Modern Philanthropy?"
Shapers of the New Narrative – Part 1 Dime Westerns, Wild West Shows, and Western Movies
Shapers of the New Narrative – Part 2 Bread and Circuses
Shapers of the New Narrative – Part 3 Early Radio and Television
Evidence for Plane vs. Planet and Other Findings of Interest
Shapers of the New Narrative – Part 4 Computers and Video Games & the Like
Parallels Between North & South, Wars and Electromagnetism
The Modern Mining of Earth
Moorish Architecture from Around the World
Who is Represented in the National Statuary Hall at the U. S. Capitol? – Part 1 Alabama, Alaska, Arizona & Arkansas
Who is Represented in the National Statuary Hall – Part 2 California, Colorado, Connecticut & Delaware
Who is Represented in the National Statuary Hall – Part 3 Florida, Georgia, Hawaii & Idaho
Who is Represented in the National Statuary Hall in the U. S. Capitol Building? – Part 4 Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas & Kentucky
German Entrepreneurs and Settlements in the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys in the 19th-century, or How Zionism Took Over America and the World
Freemasons, Bankers, Revolutionaries & Civil Wars
The Life & Times of Frederick Law Olmsted – A Retrospective of Reset History
The Role of Great Depression-Era New Deal Programs & Monumental Architecture in the Historical Reset
Who is Represented in the National Statuary Hall – Part 5 Louisiana, Maine, Maryland & Massachusetts
Interesting Comments & Suggestions I have Received from Viewers- Volume 1
Counting the Ways You Need to Know What You are Consuming!
Interesting Comments and Suggestions I have Received from Viewers – Volume 2 Old World Electri-City Circuits & Springs
Interesting Comments and Suggestions I have Received from Viewers – Volume 3
Star Forts, Gone-Bye Trolley Parks and Lighthouses of New York's Hudson River Valley & New York Bays
Lewis and Clark & the Corps of Discovery – True History or Real Mystery?
Interesting Comments & Suggestions I have Received from Viewers – Volume 6
Interesting Comments & Suggestions I have Received from Viewers – Volume 11
National Statuary Hall – Part 6 Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, & Missouri
Recovering Lost History from the Estuaries, Pine Barrens & Elite Enclaves off the Atlantic Northeast Coast of the United States
All Over the Place Via Your Suggestions – Part 1 – Gardiner, Maine; Tulsa, Oklahoma & California's Channel Islands
All Over the Place Via Your Suggestions – Part 2 Santa Ana, St. Louis, St. Paul & St. Pete
My last post ended in Panama City, Panama, the capital and largest city of Panama, and the Pacific Entrance of the Panama Canal.
I am picking up the alignment that starts, and ends, in Algiers, as it tracks over length of the Panama Canal.
The Panama Canal is an artificial 82-mile, or 51-kilometer, waterway in Panama that connects the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean via the Isthmus of Panama.
The project of building a canal across the Isthmus of Panama is said to have been started by the French in 1881.
They are said to have been unsuccessful in completing it due to engineering problems and a high worker mortality rate.
Then the Americans are said to have taken on the project starting in 1904. This is President Teddy Roosevelt posing at the controls of a steam shovel at the Culebra Cut of the Panama Canal in 1906.
The Panama Canal opened on August 15th, 1914…
…just in time for the beginning of World War I, which started on July 28th, 1914.
The completion of the Panama Canal is said to have greatly reduced travel time for ships to travel between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and allowing them to avoid the hazardous Cape Horn route via the Strait of Magellan at the tip of South America.
A Strait is defined as a narrow channel of water joining two larger bodies of water.
The Strait of Magellan is a navigable sea route in Southern Chile that separates South America from Tierra del Fuego, and is considered the most important natural passage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Interesting pyramidal-shaped mountain in the background here. Volcano? Well, at least that is what we have been taught to think.
Looks like a pyramid to me….
For comparison, this is the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun in Visoko, Bosnia, before archeological excavation work started here in 2005, revealing an entire pyramid complex.
So what I am curious about now is how the Spanish Conquest of Peru and South America is supposed to have happened.
We are told that Pedro Arias D'Avila established a base of conquest in Panama City for Peru in 1519, on the Pacific side of the Isthmus of Panama. The coast of Spain is on the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Isthmus is defined as a narrow strip of land connecting to larger land areas.
The Spanish Conquest of Peru is said to have started in 1532 with the Battle of Cajamarca, a city in Northern Peru.
It is quite a distance from Panama City, by land or sea. It sits at 8,900 feet in elevation, or 2,750 meters.
That's way up there, about 1.7 miles, or 2.75 kilometers, in elevation! It is generally agreed that altitude sickness typically tends to start occurring at 8,000 feet. Characterized by headache, nausea, shortness of breath and vomiting.
Apparently, Pizarro and his 128 men marched to Cajamarca from Piure, on the coast of modern-day Peru. If the Conquistadors arrived by sea, according to the information we have been given in our history, they would have had to come by way of the hazardous Strait of Magellen, which had just been explored by Magellen in 1520, twelve years earlier, and in the opposite direction from Panama City. This tells me there was some kind of viable waterway in Panama already.
This is a picture of earthworks at locks in the Panama Canal…
…compared with the earthworks at the Caledonian Canal locks in Northern Scotland, said to have been started in 1803, and completed in 1822 by Scottish Engineer Thomas Telford.
Keep in mind the Industrial Revolution was just getting started in Scotland. For example, the hot blast furnace for smelting iron was invented and implemented in 1828 in Scotland. This was after the Caledonian Canal was said to have been completed.
Back to the French and canal-building. The French Engineer Ferdinand de Lesseps is said to have built the sea-level Suez Canal…
…connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea through the Isthmus of Suez between 1859 and 1869.
He was also the guy said to have been behind the what we are told was the failed French effort to build the Panama Canal.
I just wanted to demonstrate how many inconsistencies and holes there are in the history we have been given to explain how certain things came about, as well as how canals were built and who built them.
These are sophisticated engineering projects, built during times we are told we did not have advanced technology, which one would expect would be needed to build this monumental infrastructure.
I have found canal systems in cities around the world. The best known is in Venice, Italy, but Venice is far from being the only one.
The Advanced Ancient Civilization was a maritime civilization, as comfortable on water as on land.
I believe Moorish Master Masons of the Advanced Ancient Civilization built all of these canals systems.
The Moors were the custodians of the Ancient Egyptian mysteries, according to George G. M. James in his book "Stolen Legacy," and they still are. I will be bringing up this subject again soon, as we will be going through the Heart of the Ancient Washitaw Empire in Louisiana on this particular circle alignment. While there are a number of whopping big secrets that have been kept from Humanity, this one ranks at the top of the list!!!
This is a section of the Suez Canal in Egypt, with stone walls on either side of a very straight channel that look sheared off evenly with each other.
Napoleon's teams of experts discovered ancient canals through this region in 1798. Is this why the French ended up with whatever they did at the Suez Canal, I wonder?
Back to Panama. The alignment – and the Panama Canal – cross over the Continental Divide on its way across the Isthmus of Panama to Lake Gatun, just south of the next major city at Colon, Panama.
This interesting land feature is located where the Panama Canal and the Continental Divide cross each other, and actually looks like an old mining site to me…
..like this one, the Boddington Gold Mine in Western Australia near Perth.
This is Lake Gatun. It is a large artificial lake which forms a major part of the Panama Canal, carrying ships across for 21 miles, or 33 kilometers. Lake Gatun was created between 1907 and 1913 from the damming of the Chagres River. At that time it was the largest man-make lake ever created. I have my own beliefs about man-made lakes having dual purposes – creating infrastructure, and covering up ancient sites. See my blog post "On Chimney Rocks and Man-Made Lakes" for more information in this subject.
Now we come to the city of Colon, the capital of Colon Province, and a sea port on the Caribbean Sea…
…and near what serves as the Atlantic Ocean entrance of the Panama Canal.
The city is said to have been founded in 1850 as the Atlantic Terminal of the Panama Railroad, which was said to have been under rush construction to meet the demand for a fast way to get to California for the Gold Rush. This is a historical photo of the massive and ornate office buildings of the Panama Railroad Atlantic Terminal…
…and this is a historic photo of the Old Quarter of Colon, circa 1933.
Colon has a history of fires. The first was called the Burning of Colon in 1885, which took place during the Colombian Civil War.
Then there was the Great Colon Fire of 1940, in which fire destroyed one-third of the city…
…and displaced many city residents, who were forced to migrate from Colon when their homes were lost.
This is an aerial of Fort San Lorenzo, on the Caribbean coast at the village of Chagres, near Colon.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, said to have been built in 1587.
Henry Morgan, a Welsh pirate, ordered the destruction of Fort San Lorenzo in 1670.
He is said to have invaded Panama City the following year from Fort San Lorenzo, and destroyed what was Old Panama, or Panama Viejo…
…which had a similar fort of which only ruins remain. This is a diorama of what Panama Viejo would have looked like before its destruction.
There is one more place I would like to look at before leaving Panama, and that is Chagres National Park, just east of Colon, and encompassing 300,000 acres, or 129,000 hectares, of Colon Province.
I have found that what hasn't been destroyed of the Advanced Ancient Civilization is preserved in national, state, and local parks around the world.
So for starters, this is the park sign for Chagres National Park, which has stonework pictured…
…as does this sign for Roman Nose State Park in Watonga, Oklahoma…
…and this one at Lake Overholser in West Oklahoma City, which is an artificial lake, like pretty much all of the lakes in Oklahoma. They are telling us something here with this. It's like their way (the people who know about the ancient civilization) of telling us without their really telling us they are telling us.
Also, from Chagres National Park is this S-shaped river bend of the Chagres, which is a signature of the ancient civilization…
…like the Brisbane River in Brisbane, Australia…
…and the Yangtze River in China
There are also waterfalls in Chagres National Park…
…compared with the waterfall I found back in Algeria, in the Chrea National Park in the Atlas Mountains. I always find waterfalls on the alignments as they are an important part of the planetary grid system.
From Colon in Panama, the alignment crosses the Caribbean Sea to Puerto Cabezas, also known as Bilwi in the Miskito Language, and is the capital of the North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region of Nicaragua.
The municipality and this entire region are indigenous lands.
This is what a section of the coastline at Puerto Cabezas looks like…
…compared with this beach at Manzanita on the western coast of Mexico near Colima.
Puerto Cabezas is at the northern end of Nicaragua's Miskito Coast, also known as the Mosquito Coast and the Miskito Kingdom. It runs from the southern coast of Honduras and pretty much the length of the Nicaraguaran Coast along the Caribbean Sea. It is named after the Miskito people, and not the insect mosquito.
The Miskito are considered a First Nation People, having occupied the North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua for thousands of years.
It was a kingdom until the colonial powers got involved, starting with the British in 1740. Then things changed over time.
The last actual Miskito king was His Majesty George Augustus Frederic from 1842 to 1865. This is the Coat of Arms of the Miskito Monarchy…
…and from there the lineage continued with Hereditary Chiefs, with the last one being His Eminence Robert Henry Clarence from 1890 to 1908. He was born in 1872, so he would be the young man in this photo with his Executive Council.
The Cayos Miskitos, or the Miskito Cays, are part of the North Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua off the northeastern coast of Nicaragua, and are in a protected status.
They are uninhabited except for wooden fishing villages supported on poles above the water.
I am going to end this post here, and will pick up the alignment in Honduras.
Author: Michelle Gibson
I firmly believe there would be no mysteries in history if we had been told the true history. I intend to provide compelling evidence to support this. I have been fascinated by megaliths most of my life, and my journey has led me to uncovering the key to the truth. I found a star tetrahedron on the North American continent by connecting the dots of major cities, and extended the lines out. Then I wrote down the cities that lined lined up primarily in circular fashion, and got an amazing tour of the world of places I had never heard of with remarkable similarities across countries. This whole process, and other pieces of the puzzle that fell into place, brought up information that needs to be brought back into collective awareness. View all posts by Michelle Gibson
Author Michelle GibsonPosted on January 29, 2019 June 9, 2021 Categories UncategorizedTags ascension, blog, consciousness, earthgrids, moors, unity
2 thoughts on "Circle Alignments on the Planet Algiers – Part 5 Panama Canal to the Miskito Coast, Nicaragua"
Jane Hoffman says:
Thank you for your dogged determination in connecting the dots. Amazing work!
Jane Hoffman
Michelle Gibson says:
Thank you ~ I have a lot more to come!
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Prof. Yoshiki Sawa presented the results after Japan gave its nod for his technology, which led to the approval of such treatments in Japan in the 10th Anniversary of Nichi-In Centre for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM), the NCRM NICHE 2015 in Chennai.
Dr K.M. Cherian (chairman, Frontier Lifeline Hospitals) also opined that Autologous Stem Cells in their experience has been safe. Lauding the work done by Yoshiki Sawa he said, " Such a technological collaboration between institutes in Japan and hospitals in India would be of great help to ailing patients with end stage Heart Failure in India". He also informed that treatment will cost around Rs 1.5 lakh and nearly 70 per cent of the patients on whom this treatment was conducted responded positively to it.
Age is no bar and those belonging to the higher age group (more than 60) can also go for it. "Bridging the technological divide between institutes in both the countries will not only help the speciality of cardiology but also other specialities like ophthalmology," said Dr Sujata Mohanty, professor of Stem Cell Unit, AIIMS, New Delhi.
"I had gone for a training to Kyoto. One of the pioneering works done by Japan is iPS (Induced pluripotent stem cells) cells. We need to learn from them and how to grow iPS cells and use it for in eye care and other areas of regeneration", she added.
Also, the 10th edition of the exclusive national level quiz competition on stem cells for the prestigious Fujio Cup was also conducted and Manipal Institute of Regenerative Medicine from Bangalore was crowned champions.
- Courtesy Deccan Chronicle 11 Oct 2015 issue.

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We are delighted to have been contacted by Stuart Antrobus, a local historian and author, who has compiled some research into the life and works of Hester Hawkins - another prominent astronomer from Bedford. Stuart advises there is a library exhibition at Bedford Central running from Saturday 2nd March to Monday 29th April which will feature some of Hester's books on astronomy.
In addition, a Blue Plaque has been installed at Hester's old home - 18 Linden Road, bedford (now a YMCA). We'll be aiming to get a picture to upload to the website, and Stuart has kindly submitted a extensive article on Hester that we will uploading and publishing very shortly!
Our sincerest thanks to Stuart! Here are a couple of pictures from the unveiling, the article from Stuart will be up shortly!
Slightly belatedly, and with apologies to Bob Wickens, Peter Hudson and Kevin Earp, we have some images on the Blood Moon Eclipse that Bob shot while on a cruise in Costa Rica (jealous? us??) while Kevin submits an excellent capture of the recent comet 46P/Wirtanen as it passed close by The Pleiades. Peter imaged the conjunction of Mars and Neptune 1 day apart in early December, and it perfectly shows the separation between the two planets over the course of 24 hours. Enjoy!


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Hyundai is offering the new i20 in four trim levels namely Magna, Sportz, Asta and Asta (O)
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ESPN reporter Edward Aschoff dies of pneumonia on 34th birthday
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Yahoo Sports December 25, 2019
Edward Aschoff was 34. (Photo by Chris Williams/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
ESPN college football reporter Edward Aschoff died Tuesday after an extended battle with pneumonia, the company announced on Twitter. It was his 34th birthday.
Lake City Reporter's Zach Abolverdi, who called Aschoff a friend and mentor, initially broke the news.
Devastated to hear my friend @AschoffESPN has passed away after a battle with pneumonia.
Ed was a big reason I decided to pursue journalism. He took me under his wing at the Sun and I'm forever grateful.
Incredible reporter and an even better person. You will be missed! pic.twitter.com/OIVvAYM5Kl
— Zach Abolverdi (@ZachAbolverdi) December 25, 2019
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Aschoff had posted earlier in the month that he contracted the pneumonia while working the Ohio State-Michigan game at the end of the college football regular season. He also tweeted that he had a virus for two weeks prior, which later turned into multifocal pneumonia.
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Our friend Ed Aschoff, lovingly remembered by so many on this heartbreaking day, was a ray of light. He smiled with his entire being, loved his fiancée and family, and brought joy to the job. I hope you knew him, too.
— Rob King (@ESPN_RobKing) December 25, 2019
Clay Helton opened the press conference today with some words about Ed Aschoff: "Very, very sad. Very surprising. Wish nothing but the best his family. Our condolences go out. He was nothing but first class to this organization and always to me. Ed, you'll be missed."
— Antonio Morales (@AntonioCMorales) December 25, 2019
Devastated about Ed Aschoff's passing. One of the kindest, warm-hearted people I've ever met. And, if you were lucky enough to have gotten to know him, there's no question you feel that way too.. God, he will be missed.
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 25, 2019
I am shocked and saddened about the passing of @AschoffESPN .
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— Kevin Sumlin (@CoachSumlin) December 25, 2019
This is absolutely devastating news. Praying for Ed's family. I can't believe this. https://t.co/Cr3q9v1igE
— Nicole Auerbach (@NicoleAuerbach) December 25, 2019
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— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) December 25, 2019
Shook by this news today. 💔 We were just texting a few weeks ago. You were one of the nicest people I met at ESPN. Always loved our talks. Your future was so bright. You were a star in the making. Gonna miss you brother. Rest in paradise @AschoffESPN ♥ pic.twitter.com/LRUUnUiYaf
— Jovan Buha (@jovanbuha) December 25, 2019
This was the morning after the Kick Six. I remember this moment like it was yesterday. Ed Aschoff was one of the best guys on the planet. He will be missed by so many people. RIP. https://t.co/5MYroHcwjD
— Barrett Sallee (@BarrettSallee) December 25, 2019
Ed was pure sunshine and I don't know anyone who loved his people harder. I'm devastated. https://t.co/w3jkIjbwbF
— BUM CHILLUPS (@edsbs) December 25, 2019
Edward Aschoff was one of my closest friends. He was was one the most genuine, enthusiastic, personable people I've ever and he made the world a better place.
Today is unspeakably sad and I'm devastated for Katy and his family.
— Kyle Bonagura (@BonaguraESPN) December 25, 2019
This is devastating. Ed was such a bright light in everything he did. ❤🙏🏻 to his family. https://t.co/g2kUBS6uQB
— Ramona Shelburne (@ramonashelburne) December 25, 2019
Destroyed to learn of Ed Aschoff's passing. I loved his joyful spirit, his stubborn opinions and his affection for VERY random teams.
Will never forget him wearing a Gordon Bombay sweater to a Preds-Ducks game in 2017.
This is awful. The world was a better place with Ed in it. pic.twitter.com/U2oZZFFnv5
— Travis Haney (@travhaney) December 25, 2019
Devastating news. Ed was a bright light in our corner of the world: Smart, talented and gracious. Condolences to his family and friends.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) December 25, 2019
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Cost Objections Are Up 30% For Contact Centers in Q4
With the inflation rate currently hovering around 8%, it is not a surprise that consumers are decreasing their spending across a variety of verticals. The Conversation Excellence Lab analyzed data derived from our 160 million calls to understand how economic trends and cost objections are making their ways into agents' phone conversations with consumers in a variety of industries.
The B2B Technology industry was hit especially hard: cost objections increased by 30.83% compared to Q3 and found their way into 58.79% of agent calls.
Figure 1: The Most Common Objections in B2B Technology in Q4 2022
How are agents faring against these objections? In our sample, agents were able to overcome cost objections on 28.8% of calls. The hardest objection to overcome in the B2B Technology landscape was bad reviews, at 22.91%.
Here's how Professor Blake Runnalls of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Center for Sales Excellence teaches his students to approach cost objections in the B2B space:
"First, who is facing the cost? For example, is it a B2C customer, a small business owner, a business unit manager, a vice president, or an executive? People frame "costs" from distinct perspectives based on their roles and responsibilities, personal goals and objectives.
Second, beyond the topic of value, which is subjective, I challenge my students to quantify a 'loss' or a 'gain' with a prospect. Working through back-of-the-envelope calculations with potential customers is an effective way to frame costs as an investment that pays dividends in the future through increased growth or a reduced likelihood of a negative outcome. These simple, early-on calculations can help secure a second meeting."
Third, if a customer can genuinely not invest in your product, study, and follow their industry's dynamics and growth estimates. Use this information to set initiative-taking follow-ups for when a given industry begins to show signs of a positive turnaround in growth. Resources (like money) seem more available when the going is good."
In Home Improvement, the rate at which agents were able to overcome cost objections went down by 21.88% from last quarter. Consumers may be pausing their home improvement projects for a variety of reasons, including inflation, supply chain issues, and rising mortgage rates. At the same time, the mention of "DIY" ("Do it yourself") on the consumer end rose by 43.78% from last quarter. When times are tough, consumers may prefer to take on home improvement projects themselves instead of outsourcing.
Cost stalls are not new to the Collections industry, but we saw an interesting trend in Q4: the most difficult stalls became even harder to overcome, and the most common stalls became even more commonplace.
Figure 2: The Most Common Stalls In Collections in Q4 2022
In the graph above, we can see that all of the most common stalls experienced an increase in occurrence from Q3, with "amount dispute" leading the pack with an +122% difference.
Figure 3: The Most Difficult Stalls to Overcome in Collections in Q4 2022
The chart above shows the most difficult stalls to overcome — with bankruptcy coming in first with only 0.56% of associated calls reaching a successful outcome, 44% lower than last quarter. When consumers are pressed for extra funds, we can expect increased resistance on the Collections front.
Retail is an especially interesting industry to examine as we head into the holiday shopping season during a time of heavy inflation. Cost concerns actually decreased by 55.4% from last quarter — but the ones that are happening are an uphill battle to overcome. Only 3.17% of calls where cost concerns were raised resulted in a successful outcome, a 92.27% drop from last quarter. Consumers are mentioning cost less, but when they do bring up price, they mean it — and, at least for now, they don't want to budge.
Figure 4: The Hardest Objections to Overcome in Retail in Q4 2022
How do you overcome cost objections?
Cost concerns are not a death sentence. In fact, they're a clear message from a consumer: "I don't see the value in what you're selling me." To overcome this objection, we recommend the AIOA approach: agree, isolate, overcome, and ask.
For example, if a consumer says a new phone plan is too expensive for them, here's how you could respond using the AIOA framework:
Agree: "I totally see where you're coming from. This is a difficult time to increase your recurring expenses."
Isolate: "It sounds like you ran out of data last month. Is that correct? And you said that you wanted to add your partner to your phone plan?"
Overcome: "This phone plan might look like more up front but you'd actually be saving money on data overages — and your partner would be paying less than if they got their own individual plan."
Ask: "How do you feel about the value of this plan compared to its cost?"
If your agents are able to effectively engage in active listening, ask solid discovery questions, and understand the pain points that your consumer is experiencing, they'll be well-equipped to overcome any cost objection that arises.
The Balto Real-Time Index is a publicly available tool that aggregates data derived from the over 160 million calls conducted using Balto's software. The data subset for this edition of The Balto Real-Time Index is representative of trends in Q3-Q4 2022.
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This week we celebrate our graduates, high school and beyond. All schoolwork begins with a set of fundamentals, a foundation on which everything else builds. Once the foundation is established then more advanced topics can be introduced leading the student to greater maturity until they graduate. This week the writer of Hebrews wraps up the foundation and moves his audience into some more advanced coursework, except instead of books and papers we will be dealing with our relationships with God and one another.


Joomla has a long history of participating at GSoC and we are proud that 2017 is our 10th anniversary participating in this fantastic program.
GSoC was started by Google 12 years ago in an effort to bring Open Source projects and students together. Joomla has participated in all but 2 of the editions, making the project one of the major long term participants of the program.
The long standing partnership between GSoC and Joomla has allowed countless features to find their way into the Joomla core and many previous students have gone on to become long time contributors to the Joomla project which is something that Joomla works hard on.
One of the greatest success stories is that of Joomla GSoC team leader, Puneet Kala. Puneet started contributing to Joomla as a student 4 years ago and has gone on to be an integral and very active player in the Joomla community, we also have seen three GSoC students from 2016 become mentors in 2017 and most of the other students are still actively contributing to Joomla.
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Nanjing Agricultural University is a leading institution in agriculture-related disciplines of China and around the world. It was ranked 301st-400th globally by the 2021 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), and the University of St Andrews (UK) in the same range. It also achieved 2nd in Veterinary Sciences, 3rd in Agricultural Sciences, and 6th in Food Science and Technology in the 2021 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects by ARWU.

Faculties and colleges

Faculty of Plant Science

 College of Agriculture
 College of Plant Protection
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Faculty of Animal Science
 College of Veterinary Medicine
 College of Animal Science & Technology
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Faculty of Biology and Environment
 College of Resources & Environmental Sciences
 College of Life Sciences

Faculty of Food and Engineering
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 College of Information Science & Technology

Faculty of Social Science
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General education
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Featured graduate programs
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 Theoretical Veterinary Medicine
 Vegetable Science

Research facilities

 Crop Genetics & Germplasm Enhancement
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NAU journals
 Journal of Nanjing Agricultural University
 Chinese Agricultural Education
 Journal of Nanjing Agricultural University (Social Science)
 Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine
 Institution of Chinese Agricultural Civilization
 Horticulture Research

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Newt Gingrich slams Republicans opposed to Kevin McCarthy
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich blasted a group of five Republicans opposed to Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy becoming speaker Monday, saying their refusal to fall in line will cause "chaos" in the chamber.
"I don't understand what they're doing. They're not voting against Kevin McCarthy, they're voting against over 215 members of their own conference," the former congressman from Georgia told "Fox & Friends."
"Their conference voted overwhelmingly, 85%, for McCarthy to be speaker, so this is a fight between a handful of people and the entire rest of the conference."
Gingrich, who served as House speaker from 1995 to 1999, was responding to comments earlier Monday by Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.), a member of the so-called "Never Kevin" group.
The 79-year-old Gingrich said the quintet's only statement in opposing McCarthy was "they have the right to screw up everything."
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich slammed Republicans who are opposed to Rep. Kevin McCarthy becoming speaker.
"The precedent that sets is … any five people can get up and say, 'Well, I'm now going to screw up the conference, too.' The choice is Kevin McCarthy or chaos," he said.
With less than 24 hours before the full House votes on selecting the next speaker, McCarthy (R-Calif.) appears short of the 218 members he would likely need to win the post.
Gingrich said there is no replacement for McCarthy if his bid for the gavel is blocked "because he has far more people totally dedicated to him than this handful of never-enders."
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is likely short of the number of votes he needs to become House speaker.
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"The result is going to be: Anybody who tried to replace Kevin would face total chaos. It will be impossible to govern. So I hope in the next 24 hours that this handful of members will realize they don't have the moral right to reject the choice of 85% of their conference," he said, adding that those in opposition are in a "short-sighted position."
Gingrich pointed out that McCarthy conceded to a demand by members of the House Freedom Caucus to reduce the threshold of members who can initiate a no-confidence vote on the speaker — a process known as a "motion to vacate."
"You have to say to yourself, if you got somebody to give him everything he asked for, and he still says no, is the problem him and not McCarthy?" Gingrich said about Good, a member of the House Freedom Caucus.
Rep. Matt Gaetz is opposed to electing McCarthy House speaker, while Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (right) backs his bid.
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Good insisted that McCarthy has done nothing to "earn my vote."
"There's nothing about Kevin McCarthy that indicates that he will bring the change that's needed to Washington or that's needed to the Congress, or he'll bring the fight against the Biden-Schumer agenda and represent the interests of the voters who sent us to Washington to bring real change," he said.
Good and his four colleagues are separate from nine other Republicans, including three new members who will be sworn in on Tuesday, who released a letter Sunday night professing their opposition to McCarthy and calling for a "radical departure from the status quo — not a continuation of the past, and ongoing, Republican failures."
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The Five Hundred release new video single "Our Demise"
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British metalcore act The Five Hundred have premiered their new video single titled "Our Demise," which you can check out below. The track is from their new studio album 'A World On Fire,' which comes out on July 30th, 2021 through Long Branch Records (pre-order).
Regarding the fresh single, The Five Hundred say:
"I remember reading a paper about how people can pass away simply because they've given up. Life has beaten them and they feel defeat is inescapable. It was a study by researchers about the "clinical markers" for 'give-up-itis', a crude term used to describe what is known medically as psychogenic death. It usually follows a trauma from which a person thinks there is no escape, making death seem like the only rational outcome. If not arrested, death usually occurs three weeks after the first stage of withdrawal. The researcher quoted: "Psychogenic death is real. It isn't suicide, it isn't linked to depression, but the act of giving up on life and dying usually within days, is a very real condition often linked to severe trauma.
It's a subject matter that triggers thoughts, perhaps analogously, that we are experiencing a societal or ecological version of this. We have given up on ourselves, and we have just accepted that this is the only, inevitable conclusion, to fade away, wide-eyed and hopeless.
As a society we swing from the opposite ends of the pendulum, of environmental activism, which society bizarrely labels as 'extremism" to the flaccid apathy of "middle-of-the-road Joe Public", who questions whether any of this is even real. We don't need two polar opposites to war with each other, we need the middle ground to get the fuck in the water and learn to swim. We haven't decided if this song is about fighting on or giving up… I guess we'll let the listener decide…"
1 Black Dogs
2 The Rising Tide
3 Our Demise
4 The Warmth
5 Walls Of Jericho (feat. Andreas Bjulver)
6 Your Apocalypse (feat. Jeremy Gomez)
7 With Scars
8 Our Curse
9 Agony
10 A World On Fire
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There is a superb post about Jupiter's highly volcanically active moon Io over at Geology News. This kind of richly-illustrated, detailed article really is the geoblogosphere at its best, and is one of Dave Schumaker's two contributions to what promises to be a first-rate Accretionary Wedge on 'Geology in Space'. Highly recommended – go and take a look.
N.B. Geology News has passed the 400 posts milestone – congratulations!
Picture: NASA New Horizons image of Io's Tvashtar volcano erupting (NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute). Source page and more information here.


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HR#119 Leo Durocher never met Leong Hwa
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Leo Durocher never met Leong Hwa
Okay, lighten up. This will not be another "Old Geezer Tale." The last effort in that direction brought a silence that was deafening. This effort will look at one Leong Hwa. Darts players around the world known him as Paul Lim. As an original member of the World Dart Council (WDC) – forerunner to the PDC – he was dubbed the "Singapore Slinger." A handle that gratefully never hung on.
The argument can and is made successfully that Lim is the best combined soft and steel point dart player the world. (Editor's note: The argument was between the Old Dart Coach and himself so of course he won.) Lim may not be the terror on the bristle board that he used to be but that can be attributed to his almost exclusive play in his current travels down the "soft point trail." That sure doesn't have the ring of the "tungsten trail."
Lim should be a model for all those who aspire to be a "real" darting professionals while making a living and supporting a family. Many of his exploits can be found on Wikipedia as inaccurate as that can be. During the playing of the 1990 Embassy World Darts Championship, which at the time was the pinnacle of Dartdom, Lim tossed the first 9-darter on TV "live" against Irishman Jack McKenna. He would earn £28,000 (a little more than $50,000) for that effort – which was more than Phil Taylor made for beating Eric Bristow in the final.
Another side of Lim is his honesty and loyalty. He displayed both when he and his regular darting partner agreed to split whatever they won during the playing of that Embassy. When Lim hit the 9-darter the partner dashed out of the players' room, where he had viewed the 9-darter, to call his wife in North America. When he returned to the players' room with face aglow he was met by the Sage of Sittingbourne, Dave Whitcombe, who informed him that maybe it wasn't a 9-darter.
"I told him they were reviewing the tape…" said Whitcombe, "his face dropped for a few seconds and then he gave a nervous laugh. He asked an official if what I told him was true, and the official said he didn't know. The lie held up as much as possible but he did have a minor heart flutter as he wasn't sure if what I was saying was true. I tried to keep it up as long as possible. Of course he was happy in sharing in Paul's achievement but his face dropped through the floor when it was learnt about the tax laws for overseas sportsmen/women. I think it was about a third shaved off for tax."
In 1994, Lim showed his loyalty once again when he joined fellow American players in giving the English players creditability in forming the WDC which later became the PDC. The PDC has repaid those players by telling them to "FO." No wonder we threw their tea in the harbor. Ungrateful bastards.
With many titles, his three wins in the Pacific Cup may be his crowning achievement in steel tip. He won the first Pacific Cup Singles representing Papua New Guinea where he was working as a chief in Bourneville. Then he won two while representing Singapore and probably should have had a 4th representing American in 1988 but he lost in the semifinal to teammate Jimmy Damore in a match that Demore should never have been allowed to win. It happened only because the American captain had her head where the "sun don't shine" while also being very busy acting important. She did important good. Damore got drilled by Aussie Russell Stewart in the final.
Lim moved from his native Singapore to the USA heeding the words of Horace Greely who said "Go west, young man, GO west." Didn't think Horace Greely was that big in Singapore. Well wonders never cease. At the time America, if you were a dart player, was the place to be. There were numerous "big money" tournaments – most now gone – which attracted very good players playing against each other. The competition was fierce. Each time out Lim competed against the best. Not only did he survive he prospered. In time he became the ADO Points Champion which at that time actually meant something.
Lim was one of the first to "see gold in the hills of the soft point game." He's a giant in the soft point game with millions of fans worldwide. His signature soft point dart is one of the largest selling in Asia, a major market.
Lim is back playing for Singapore as he did recently at the International Darts Federation World Cup of Darts in Shanghai. Yes, dear reader it is hard to keep the many World Cup of Darts events separate. This one is soft tip with lots of money. The premier event is the team event with a first place payout of $15,000. A team is three men and a lady. For Singapore it was Paul and Harith Lim (no relation), Alan Chau, and a really pretty lady named Xue Er. Of course all the ladies in Singapore are pretty.
In the final Singapore was up against the Philippines, an emerging power in soft point darts. In the race to 7 Singapore held a 6-4 lead after capturing the two 501 games. The Philippines drew level by taking a pair of cricket legs in part to "bad strategy" on the part of the Singapore team. More specifically, the lady player. It was also noted that "The Philippines girl just got better and better under pressure, which I cannot say about the Singapore girl," wrote our on sight reporter. "The Philippines closed the 701 tiebreaker just in time, as the next throw would have put Paul Lim with three darts to close from 32."
In many dart discussions the term "marketing" is used. Most don't have the slightest idea what marketing is. Going to Wikipedia, which we know is FOS, "marketing is the process of communicating the value of a product or service to customers for the purpose of selling that product or service." So when the call goes out for the ADO to market darts, what is meant?
To Paul Lim marketing was simple. Take the game seriously, add in winning play, being accessible to fans and foes alike, and top it all off with a dash of a pleasant personality and hard work. It wasn't important to be the last person at the bar at night. That was the job of guys who can't play and want to write about darts.
In 1946, the manager of the New York baseball Giants, Leo Durocher, said of his cross town foe the Brooklyn Dodgers,
" Nice guys finish last."
He said of beer, "To some it's a six-pack, to me it's a Support Group. Salvation in a can!"
Obliviously Leo Durocher never met Leong Hwa.
Stay thirsty my friends.
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The one and only Howie Reed (the Old Dart Coach) goes back decades with the legends of our sport - he knows where the skeletons are buried. Just ask any of the ADO and WDF old-timers! His widely popular column, Toeing the Oche, is a must-read.
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White matter microstructural changes are related to cognitive dysfunction in essential tremor.
Abstract: Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) studies have detected white matter microstructural changes in essential tremor (ET). However, it is still unclear whether these changes are related to cognitive deficits, which have been described in ET patients. DTI-derived fractional anisotropy, mean diffusivity (MD), axial diffusivity (AD), and radial diffusivity measures were compared between 23 ET patients and 23 age-, gender-, and education-matched healthy individuals, using whole-brain tract-based spatial statistics. Correlations of white matter changes with scores obtained from a detailed neuropsychological assessment were subsequently examined. ET patients demonstrated increases in MD in the bilateral posterior corona radiata, bilateral superior longitudinal fasciculus, bilateral fornix (cres)/stria terminalis, genu and splenium of the corpus callosum, bilateral anterior and posterior limbs of internal capsule, bilateral retrolenticular region part of internal capsule, and left posterior thalamic radiation. Except for the genu of the corpus callosum, an increase in AD values was also found in these same tracts. Furthermore, increased MD and AD values in different white matter areas was negatively correlated with performance on language and verbal memory and positively with visuospatial ability. These correlations suggest that white matter changes might be involved in the pathogenesis of cognitive deficits in ET.


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