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To say that the Americans are patriotic would be a euphemism. To celebrate their national holiday on July 4th, four people forming two couples send each other in the air and exchange their partner. We have a blonde and a brunette with big breasts and beautiful bodies. The blonde even has the cowboy hat and the boots that go with it. This very special video takes you to a sex party where couples are swingers and bisexual girls. They help each other while they get caught and support each other. They like to feel a big cock fill their vagina and sometimes the anus even if it is not necessarily the case today. They have pussy that overflows wet and very soon will have their face covered with sperm. This is the fireworks of July 4th!
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Baking Chocolate And Its Uses In Baking
Baking chocolate is taking the cocoa and mixing it with oil then heat it like the way you cook. The process done makes the chocolate to be in a solid form. When you try and taste the chocolate after it has cooled it only has a good flavor of the chocolate, but it is not sweet like the way the chocolate bars are always delicious and tasty. It is still in dark color. It is how chocolate is in its natural form. It is excellent in baking because of the cocoa flavor.
The regular chocolate is not as natural because it is the addition of the milk and the sugar to give it the good sweet taste of chocolate. It is now in dilute concentration and is not in the right form of baking. But when you heat the cocoa with oil, then it becomes the best in cooking simply because the callebaut chocolate flavor is well recognized in there. The baked chocolate is the best in making cakes because it ends up giving the cake the sweet cocoa flavor. Also, it will not interfere with your cake by making it too sugary than you expected. It is because the baked chocolate does not have any sugar content in it and it is bitter. When one decides to have the regular chocolate and maybe is not aware that it already has sugar, then you will end up messing up your cake. It will be too sugary, and yet the person used the required procedure for baking the cake only because he or she included sugar in his or her recipe then it ended up messing up.
Apart from using the baked chocolate in baking the cake, you can also use it in making ice creams. You will have to find the best chocolate even though it might be expensive but it will be worth the struggle. It will end up giving the ice cream a sweet chocolate flavor, and that will also make the ice cream testier. You will have to buy it in bulk because that way will be much cheaper when you compare how much one could have cost and you will use it for several times and also have to save some money.
The baked chocolate comes in different ways because of the amount of cocoa used. Therefore, if you want to have the best, check the quantity.
Discover more about baking chocolate here: https://www.britannica.com/topic/baking-chocolate.

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While somethings are still blooming
Others are at an end
The Daily Post's photo challenge (https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/ephemeral/) this week focus on the ephemeral.
Here is my take: water droplets on strawberry leaves
After entering a photo in the Digital Photography School weekly challenge, this time about darkness and light, (see https://a.disquscdn.com/uploads/mediaembed/images/1838/6696/original.jpg for mine), I spent a bit of time looking at photos from the summer music festivals.
Here are some of my favourites:
From Graspop
From Wacken
From Rifflandia
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Hope everyone had a great Fourth of July week! I was in the midwest, hopping in between a couple states, but I'm back home now, with pictures from my trip.
I flew into Detroit, and spent a little while with my folks in the suburbs. It literally was just a little while – approximately 36 hours. But my mom and I went and saw "Beatriz at Dinner" (I recommend it… it's a movie that makes you think!), did a Costco run, and I made my folks and me a healthy dinner: a chicken and pepper stir-fry, over a brown rice and quinoa blend.
From there I drove to Chicago, and met up with my sisters, niece, and cousin. We spent a few hours at Navy Pier: my cousin and niece got soaked in the splash park, and we all rode the giant ferris wheel.
My aunt joined us that night, and we went to a great Vietnamese restaurant called Tank Noodle, where I ordered a huge seafood and veggie dish that came served on a sizzling skillet.
After dinner, a few of us drove back to Michigan, to the small town of St. Joseph, where my family has met up for the Fourth of July for the past few years. More family joined us, and ultimately there were 16 of us hanging out.
We had a beach day (western Michigan has amazing beaches on Lake Michigan), where we went swimming and played beach volleyball. We all went and did an escape room, which is a fun group game where everyone gets locked in a room, and you have to solve a series of puzzles to get out. (It's so much fun, and they're really trendy, and you should check if there's one in your area.)
I got eaten by a shark!
Downtown St. Joseph is on a bluff overlooking the beach, and the bluff is the best area to watch the fireworks, and that's definitely a highlight of this annual trip. They didn't disappoint this year.It was a very active trip for me, as well. I managed to squeeze in two visits to the gym near my parents' house before going to Chicago, and did something during one of those workouts that I haven't done in probably a year or more: used a StairMaster. (As this blog has shown time and time again, I prefer real stairs!)
A StairMaster remains a great workout – probably the biggest calorie burn you'll find at most gyms – so use it if you can. And climb stairs wherever you can find them, too!
My parents have a couple bikes at their place in St. Joseph, and I love biking around that town. I went on a bike ride four days in a row, and all together, I biked for over 5 hours and 55.6 miles.
The routes contained many points of interest, because my mom grew up in neighboring Benton Harbor, and my grandparents lived here up until they passed, so I've been coming here my whole live.
My cousin Aaron joined me on two of the rides, and on one of them, we found our parents' childhood home (and even spoke, briefly, with the current resident).
On another day we rode north until we hit Jean Klock Park, a popular local beach. (It wasn't so crowded yet, as it was before 9am.)
We also figured out that we could ride our bikes out on the St. Joseph Pier, which was really fun.Two of the rides were without Aaron, and during one, I visited our grandparents. I miss them so much.
My eating was, um.. smart during the trip. I passed on extra calories when I could. I brought baby carrots to the fireworks, and skipped the popcorn and chocolate. We had BBQ during the beach day, and I skipped the carbs (buns, macaroni and cheese) and instead piled some pulled pork and chicken on top of a big salad.
I made good choices when I could, so when I splurged, I could enjoy it, and not feel like my bike rides were for nothing. So, when my mom made some incredible blueberry pies, I dug in… and it was delicious.
I'll be sharing more food pictures from my trip on Twitter, so follow me there if you're not already!
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I know he's writing new music but if I get to slay a dragon while Helter Skelter is playing, I will lose my shit!
Paul McCartney Writing Music For Video Game
Macca told a Germany interviewer his work on a game project.
Sir Paul McCartney is known for such classic hit songs as "Hey Jude", "My Love" and "No More Lonely Nights", as well as being a member of Wings and, of course, The Beatles. The legendary recording artist has now told an interviewer for Germany's Die Zeit that he is working on music for a video game. And no, its not The Beatles: Rock Band 2.
The interviewer asked if McCartney would consider writing music for a video game. He responded by saying that he's already working on it. He went on to say that he finds the video game market fascinating and was excited by the opportunity to work on a game project. He notes that when he was little, radio and records were the only way music was available, unlike today.
He feels that writing music for a game could be the first time his music is heard by a new generation. "A new computer game is selling these days so much better than a new CD. And you reach a different audience." McCartney said. Thanks to Joystiq for the translation.


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Witches, Trolls Hail Anti-Wart Campaign
July 12, 2000
OMAHA,NB—An organization representing the nation's witches, trolls, ogres, and gremlins today hailed a new wart-removal effort initiated by the U.S. Public Health Service.
According to Gremelda Bat-Tongue of the National Goblin Congress, the prevalence of warty growths, particularly those affecting the bridge or tip of the nose, has reached epidemic proportions among evil night-lurkers.
"You're talking about a problem that affects one out of every two gremlins, and over 60% of witches, and yet the 1990's were a decade of complete inaction", she said.
Ms. Bat-Tongue admitted that the tendency of ogres and trolls to eat small children might have created an atmosphere of mistrust and fear. However, she suggested that it was time for both monsters and the federal government to put those issues behind them.
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"Many of us look spooky enough, without a big wart on the end of our nose. You have lots of gremlins who are so depressed about the way they look that they don't even lurk anymore."
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Philadelphia Union goalkeeper John McCarthy returned to his Catholic School roots when he made a surprise visit to St. Matthew's School in Philadelphia.
Blessed with a GIFT OF TIME @jmacdaddy77 @PhilaUnion goalie.— St. Matthew School (@StMatthewPhila) June 7, 2017
Brody for mascot? Always St. Matt Son @SonsofBen pic.twitter.com/fti27dfNvF
Students were able to take a break from the stress of final exams on June 5 when McCarthy visited each classroom, from kindergarten all the way to 8th grade. He also brought a special guest with him; his dog, Brody.
"To be able to go to my school and see all the smiles on the kids faces from such a short time of talking to them was great," McCarthy said. "But I don't know if they were happier to see me or Brody."
McCarthy reminisced on his time at St. Matt's with a tour from two student council members.
"St. Matt's is a great school and it was great to me," McCarthy said. "The school helped me grow and learn a lot, whether in the classroom or with sports when I was a kid. It was nice to go back and see how the school, students and faculty were doing."
What a gr8 end to an exam day! Thank you @jmacdaddy77 for coming back to your Catholic School roots, 16yrs @ArchPhilly then to @PhilaUnion pic.twitter.com/OhIjRQnsxE— St. Matthew School (@StMatthewPhila) June 5, 2017


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Ruby City architect Sir David Adjaye to speak in San Antonio
Noted architect Sir David Adjaye's design for Ruby City, the sparkling exhibition space near San Pedro Creek slated to open in October, is literally a dream come true.
The idea for the building came to the late philanthropist and artist Linda Pace in a dream. She chose Adjaye for the project, which will house contemporary art from her collection, meeting with him to discuss it shortly before her death in 2007.
In an email interview, Adjaye said he was inspired by Pace's vision.
"The idea for a ruby red 'ideal city' came to her in a dream, and she wanted to create a place that would also inspire the dreams of others," he wrote. "I am drawn to projects that allow people to understand cultures and experiences that are different from their own, and my values very much aligned with Linda's mission to provide public access to contemporary art."
Adjaye will discuss Ruby City in a free lecture during a one-day visit to San Antonio Tuesday to celebrate the completion of construction on the building.
On ExpressNews.com: Foundation dubs campus Ruby City
At a glance
What: "A Conversation with Sir David Adjaye"
When: 6 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Laurie Auditorium, Trinity University, One Trinity Place. Admission is free and first come, first served.
On the web: lindapacefoundation.org
The distinctive structure is the first building he has designed in Texas, and it already has generated a lot of buzz. Architectural Digest named it one of the most anticipated buildings of the year, and Artsy.net included it alongside an expansion of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Grand Egyptian Museum on a list of "the buzziest and most beautiful museums opening in 2019."
Adjaye may be best-known for creating the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Other high-profile designs for Adjaye — whose eponymous firm has offices in London, New York and Accra, Ghana — include the Moscow School of Management and the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway.
Having an architect of Adjaye's stature design Ruby City is in line with what Pace wanted from the project, said Rick Moore, president of the Linda Pace Foundation.
"She wanted the collection to be housed in a building that was itself iconic," Moore said. "What better way to achieve that than with an architect like David Adjaye?"
The $16 million building, which was designed by Adjaye Associates in collaboration with Alamo Architects, is part of a compound that includes Chris Park, a 1-acre public green space; and Studio, a gallery run by the Linda Pace Foundation.
On ExpressNews.com: Michael Nye exhibit explores blindness
The new addition to the campus is designed to suggest a ruby, both in its shape and its color.
"I wanted to retain the dreamlike spirit of Linda's vision by developing a concrete skin that sparkles in the sun," Adjaye wrote. "Infused with a rich red color, the precast concrete is encrusted with two hues of crushed red glass, giving the building the appearance of a rough-cut gemstone."
When it opens, patrons will move through the galleries on an ambulatory loop.
"The building is designed as a cluster of gallery volumes that present a narrative journey about the collection and Linda's life," Adjaye wrote. "Visitors embark on a journey that begins in the lobby and slowly steps upwards and culminates at a window overlooking Chris Park, named after Linda's son who passed away when he was 24.
"As you continue the journey through the galleries, skylights flood the space with natural light, and widows frame views of the San Pedro Creek. Linda was very passionate about her community, and I wanted the building to connect and engage with the San Antonio landscape as much as possible."
Deborah Martin is an arts writer in the San Antonio and Bexar County area. Read her on our free site, mySA.com, and on our subscriber site, ExpressNews.com. | email@example.com | Twitter: @DeborahMartinEN


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To counter the British LRDG'S (Long Range Desert Group) deadly raids behind the axis troops in North Africa, in 1941 the Italian army's general staff deemed it necessary to set-up a sturdt, fast, well armed vehicle apt to operate in the vast Sahara desert.
To satisfy this requirement, Viberti coach builder, by fitting a rustic, open body on the excellent AB-41 chassis, realised in 1942 a peculiar, dedicated vehicle which would become the most modern and efficient scout-car deployed in North Africa for desert operations: the A.S. 42 "Sahariana".
It was an unroofed, rear engined, spacious car displaying 4 large diameter wheels; 1 spare wheel was enveloped in the roundish, sloped hull front. The integral side-walls, between front and back wheels, were completely masked by petrol cans arranged in two rows of 5 on each side; 2 water cans were also placed on each front fender and 2 steel plates, utilised as a solid base for the wheels when they got stuck in muddy or sandy terrains, were hanging on the rear fenders sides.
Apart from the emplacement of the driver's seat (in between the front wheels housing), the remaining space on board was dedicated to the crew (up to 6 soldiers) and/or the armament. When in action, both the reclining windscreen and the lamps were usually masked to avoid sun reflection.
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The light armament consisted of 3 38 mm Breda M.G.S.
A variant named "Metropolitana" or "Sahariana II", completed at the end of the African campaign, was deployed in Italy and in other European theatres of war; some were in service with the mobile units of the Italian police after the war. It differed very slightly from the basic model: the most visible modifications consisted in the replacement of the upper row of cans by 1 long container on each side-wall and in the utilisation of a new type of reinforced tyres.
Despite of the small number of units produced (about 300) the A.S.42 was a successful vehicle, very much appreciated by the crews.
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On the 2nd ban, the complaint was filed by David Gerard. It is as clear a case of railroading as you can get. It took place at the time of the creation of the Wikiproject on Alternative Medicine by John H. Gohde.
John H. Gohde Introduces the real Troll
Who is the real David Gerard, asks John H. Gohde.
David Gerard who resides in Walthamstow, London, United Kingdom is reported to have come from the punk scene in Australia. His picture speaks for itself. David clearly epitomizes the concept of mentally ill administrators on Wikipedia. A very sick admin who just happens to be a major spokesperson for Wikipeida in England. John H. Gohde asks: Could the fact that Jimbo Wales was once in the pornography business have anything to do with this self-admitted freak being in a position of authority in Wikipedia?
Does John H. Gohde really have to say anything more?
John says that you cannot communicate with a mental freak, like David. Nobody told John H. Gohde contemporaneously that he was dealing with a total freak. But, Mr. Gohde was convinced of his moral superiority to Mr. Gerard. John H. Gohde says that at the time it was totally obvious to him that David was an anti-alternative medicine bigot of the worst kind.
John H. Gohde on Mental Illness Wikipedian Style
A quick review of the evidence page for this arbitration shows that this case was mostly about a very negative response to the tagging of articles to the Project on Alternative Medicine by the Trolls of Wikipedia. A practice which at the time was very objectionable, but today is very well accepted by the same mentally ill admins. John H. Gohde says that, that is precisely why he calls them mentally ill. If these Trolls knew what they were talking about, they wouldn't be flip-flopping on issues like this. Clear evidence that the admins of Wikipedia live in an online virtual world of mental illness.
John H. Gohde was told what to think
John H. Gohde:
"has been told on a number of occasions that clinical depression does not belong in category:alternative medicine."
John H. Gohde attempted to connect the World Health Organization article to alternative medicine. Oooooh! John H. Gohde committed a thought crime on Wikipedia. 😦
John H. Gohde wrote Lifestyle Diseases
John H. Gohde wrote the Lifestyle Diseases original research article. The trolls tried very hard to tell John H. Gohde, the author of Lifestyle Diseases, that it had absolutely nothing to do with alternative medicine. John says that they were wrong then, and are still wrong today. John H. Gohde says that this is more evidence of their mental illness. Still to this day, the Trolls of Wikipedia have absolutely no idea that Lifestyle Diseases was original research done by John H. Gohde; which is supposedly strictly prohibited by Wikipedia.
John H. Gohde is still laughing at Wikipedia. 🙂
One MD bigot reacted very negatively with Palliative care being connected to alternative medicine. John H. Gohde proudly says that palliative care equates with complementary medicine. John says, further, that any physician who does not know this fundamental fact is a total Quack.
The evidence page of this arbitration clearly documents that the Trolls of Wikipedia literally told John H. Gohde what the acceptable groupthink of Wikipedia was.


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(2)Never get too old in marriage, to honour each other in the public and hold hands publicly
Psalms 73:23-24
(3) Do everything possible to express your love genuinely to your spouse 1 John 3:18-19
(4)Have fun just being together 1 Timothy 6:17
(5)Never let a day go by without telling each other "I love you." Proverbs 25:11
(6) Love each other and share common goals. Gen 2:24
(7) Always treat your wife like a lady .1 Peter 3:7
(8) Try to develop similar interests. Songs of Solomon 7:11-12
(9) Learn to bend and not break in situations but trust God together. Jeremiah 17:7-8
(10)Show kindness to each other no matter what. Ephesians 4:32
(11)Do everything together. Psalms 128:3-4
(12) Every one has problems just stay together and work them out by the help of God.
Psalms 121:1-2
(13) Always be best friends with your partner. Song of Solomon 5:16
(14) If you speak in haste, apologize with haste, too! Proverbs 12:18
(15) Always learn how to forgive on time no matter the hurts. Avoid keeping malice because anger, bitterness, unforgiveness and malice destroys marriage (Home) Eph 4:26-27 and 31-32.
(16) Don't revisit the ugly past Isaiah 43:18-19 God wants to do new thing in your marriage.
(17) Don't always see faults in your spouse ,because true love covers faults. Proverbs 10:12
(18) Always be honest, faithful, and true to each other. Revelation 19:11
(19) Remember, the Golden Rule also applies to your spouse. Mathew 7:12
(20) Talk things out and never give up Galatians 6:9
(21) Note that marriage is not fifty-fifty You both have to be willing to give more Gal 5:13.
I pray from my heart for you that God will preserve your marriage(Home) in the name of Jesus Christ. Don't give Satan a chance in your marriage(Home) to destroy it but be willing to work things out prayerfully and stay together in love Ephesians 4:27.
Written by Apostle Jeremiah A BARDE
The President of Living word gospel center international WORLDWIDE.


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Since her childhood Arpita lived in the reality of complete wonderment of the Universe and Life itself. In her late teenage years she started a formal practice of yoga as a student in the Satyananda tradition which inspired her with its traditional approach to the ancient science and wisdom of Yoga.
Looking for answers she studied Western Philosophy, Latin, Ancient Greek, Cultural Anthropology, Culture Studies and Theory of Religion while in the meantime in her early 20s, guided to the depths of Theravada Buddhism and Vipassana meditation, she experienced her first states of overwhelming expansion of Consciousness, Unconditional Compassion and Complete Oneness.
After a few years of committed meditation sadhana (spiritual practice) and completing a master's degree on Hinduism and Buddhism, seeing a picture of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi made her heart recognize the Guru and teachings she was waiting and longing for which brought forth prolonged and more well-integrated states of recognition of the Ultimate Eternal Self that we all are.
Arpita dedicates her practice and entire being to service of her teacher and all beings, holding meditation groups and Tantra workshops and foremostly taking care of Kaivalya Ashram and its residents and being available for spiritual guidance, advice and counseling for everyone in need, knowing by her own experience that there is nothing more precious and fulfilling than supporting others on the path of Self-realization.
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According to the statement, Prince Harry's representatives aren't among the complainants, so the PCC wrote that "an investigation by the Commission, without consent, would have the potential itself to pose an intrusion."
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We wrote Aug. 23 about the UK Palace contacting the PCC about the photos and asking UK media not to publish the pictures. The News Corp.-owned Sun decided to run the pictures anyway in its Aug. 24 edition.


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TSN columnist Travis Yost is one of the leading minds in utilizing advanced statistics; a sweeping phenomena that's led to a transformative outlook on how the game is strategically viewed by NHL organizations and hockey analysts alike. He provides exceptional insight and coverage on the latest trends and happenings throughout the hockey world from a unique and insightful perspective. In the past, Yost has done extensive coverage on the Ottawa Senators and has become one of the most resourceful outlets for news and analysis on the team hailing from the Canadian capital.
In our latest Q&A installment on Devils Army Blog, I was privileged to have Travis as our latest participant. Along with offering his expertise on a few Devils-related matters, we talked NHL expansion, the Senators' goalie situation, and the state of the Arizona Coyotes. I want to thank Travis for taking the time to personally offer his insight on the Devils and other hockey-related matters that we covered.
Make sure to follow Travis on Twitter @travisyost and read his articles on www.tsn.ca.
On the Devils…
New Jersey was one of the worst possession teams this year. In previous seasons, they thrived in that category. How has the absence of speed in their lineup factored into the downturn of the quality of the team's puck possession game?
I think the speed/transition element plays a huge role in that. There are a million ways to win the shot battle, but generally speaking, if you aren't fleet of foot, you better be stifling defensively or punishing during offensive zone cycle sequences. New Jersey lost the first and, really, the second last year. Some of this is coaching systems, but some of this is a talent issue too — New Jersey's in a weird transition time where a lot of older players are being phased out, so it's up to the front office now to replace those veterans who did so much years ago with skilled, younger players.
With a surplus of promising young defensemen and more on the way, the Devils have quietly accumulated a substantial wealth of defensive depth. Considering the rebuild they're orchestrating and the fact that Andy Greene is the only defenseman with more than 200 career games played on their roster, are the Devils better off continuing to supplement their defense with more homegrown youth, or look into adding another veteran defenseman in addition to Greene?
They just need good players — it really doesn't matter where they're coming from. Andrej Sekera and Cody Franson really intrigue me from a New Jersey perspective, assuming Shero's looking to shore things up back there. Both players have a history of favorably driving play and I suspect Franson in particular can be had at a pretty reasonable price.
The transition into the post-Brodeur era was, for the most part smooth for the Devils. Looking at Corey Schneider's first season as an undisputed starting goaltender, what's the biggest difference in how Schneider's playing time was managed by the coaching staff compared to Brodeur's?
The biggest difference was that Cory Schneider was excellent and justified every start he earned. Martin Brodeur was pretty terrible at the end of his career, yet for whatever reason, continued to see an awful lot of the net. I get the team was 'committed' to Brodeur for legacy reasons but you kind of wonder if they more or less punted away a very decent 2013-2014 team to give Brodeur a 39-game swan song. Pretty costly, I think.
On the Senators…
Between the rise of Andrew Hammond and the signing Boston University goaltender Matt O'Connor, the Senators are expected to look into moving a goalie. The last time Ottawa executed a goalie trade was in 2013 when they sent Ben Bishop to Tampa Bay for Corey Conacher. Although Bishop was expendable at the time, Ottawa ultimately lost that deal. With a rising availability in goaltenders that includes names like Cam Talbot, Eddie Lack, and Cam Ward (just to mention a few), how likely are the Senators to execute a goalie trade for a worthwhile return?
Ottawa's cap situation is .. not good. The team won't spend to the cap, and at $67MM in committed salary for next season things have gotten real tight. They still need to sign RFAs Mike Hoffman and Alex Chiasson, and there are voids being left by UFAs that also need to be filled to complete the roster.
That brings us to the goalie trade. I think Craig Anderson's a very good (and underrated) goaltender, but he's well into his 30s. You'd think the team would consider moving on from him and handing the keys to youngster Robin Lehner, but they appear to be doing the opposite — doubling down on the veteran and looking to shop Robin Lehner. In and of himself, Robin Lehner should fetch a decent return — a valuable pick, or a current roster player. But the team needs a trade partner to take on a bad contract, be it Colin Greening or David Legwand or whoever, to clear space. So the return isn't going to be ideal, or close to ideal. That's sort of what happens when you say 'take our good player, but to take our good player you also have to take this bad player.
Around the league…
Between the quality of the team's competitiveness, their inability to draw fans, and perpetual financial troubles, hockey in Arizona just isn't working out. However, Gary Bettman remains ambitious on preserving the unstable foundation of the Arizona Coyotes (doing what some may refer to as beating a dead horse). What do you think is ultimately driving Bettman's perseverance to keep the Coyotes in Arizona, instead of seeking a more accommodative hockey market to relocate the struggling franchise to?
Stubbornness, now. For a while it was a lack of better alternatives too — Quebec City wasn't ready, Las Vegas wasn't even a thought, Seattle had myriad arena and infrastructure issues that are still, to this day, mucking up their potential bid. Bettman seems certain that the matter(s) being litigated this summer are going to work out favorably for the team, but I've read through the statutes and the CoG's argument and I'm not entirely sure I agree.
Cities like Las Vegas, Seattle, and Quebec have been brought up as potential destinations for the NHL to expand or relocate teams. What's one North American city that hasn't been mentioned in talks that you think an NHL franchise could thrive in?
Milwaukee's an interesting city. The television market isn't small — believe it's bigger than the (inevitable) expansion city of Las Vegas. And that area of the United States is quietly a hockey hotbed. Wisconsin in particular churns out a ton of talent. It's something that's off in the distance for sure, though. No idea if the next Milwaukee arena will be prepped for hockey or not.


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Bion : 365 quotes.
By: ABEL-HIRSCH, Nicola.
Contributor(s): Bion, W. R.Publisher: London : Routledge, 2019Description: xiii, 602 pages.ISBN: 1782205861; 9780429400803.Subject(s): BION, WILFRED RUPRECHT : SCHOOLS OF PSYCHOLOGY IAP BI | PSYCHOANALYSIS IAK | BION, WILFRED RUPRECHT : BIOGRAPHY I96 BIAdditional physical formats: Print version:: No titleOther classification: IAP BIA K Online resources: Available via Taylor & Francis ebooks - Free to download and keep! Shibboleth login required.
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This is a book of 365 quotes from the work of the psychoanalyst Wilfred Bion. Something of an enigma, Bion often doesn't write in the way one would expect of a psychoanalyst, but is being read ever-increasingly around the world, in and outside the psychoanalytic community. Certain of his comments are often quoted, whilst swathes of his work lie almost untouched. How to make some of the detail of this work available? What he writes is often dense in the way the structure of a poem can be, and the book has the format ofa 'poem a day' collection- providing a way into his complete workone quote at a time. Alongside commentaries by Abel-Hirsch are thoughts on Bion's work drawn from papers by other analysts from the UK, the Americas, and Europe. The book is structured in a way that will inform and interest the general reader as well as giving something new to psychoanalysts and others who already know his work well.
Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgements; Preface; Introduction; A list of the 365 quotes; PART I Autobiography; 1 The Long Weekend: 1897-1919 (Part of a Life); 2 Bion's war; 3 All My Sins Remembered: Another Part of a Life; PART II Papers, books, notes, letters; 4 The 1930s and 1940s; 5 The Other Side of Genius: Family Letters; 6 Papers of the 1950s; 7 Cogitations; 8 "The Theory of Thinking"; 9 Learning from Experience; 10 The Grid; 11 Elements of Psycho-Analysis; 12 Transformations: Change from Learning to Growth; 13 On memory and desire; 14 Attention and Interpretation: A Scientific Approach to Insight in Psycho-Analysis and GroupsPART III International lectures, seminars and supervisions; 15 Visiting Los Angeles: seminars and supervision; 16 Brazilian Lectures; 17 Clinical Seminars and Four Papers: "Brasilia 1975"; 18 Bion in New York and São Paulo: "New York, 1977"; 19 Bion in New York and São Paulo: "São Paulo, 1978: Ten Talks"; 20 The Tavistock Seminars; 21 Four Discussions with W. R. Bion: "Los Angeles 1976"; 22 The Italian Seminars; 23 "A Paris Seminar"; PART IV A Memoir of the Future; 24 Introduction; 25 "Book 1: The Dream"26 "Book 2: The Past Presented"; 27 "Book 3: The Dawn of Oblivion"; PART V Epilogue; 28 Last quotes; Timeline; Bibliography; Index
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I read with interest the article about Mr. and Mrs. Recklein in the September 19 issue of the Cuba Free Press.
The beautiful brick building on the corner of Smith and School Street is the library in memory of Mrs. Recklein. The building was built on lots that the high school students in warm weather played sports on.
In summer, traveling preachers with an enormous tent for revivals would set up on the lot. One year, a preacher preached that if anyone entered the Holy Cross Church across the street terrible things would happen to them. After two nights of this, on the third day a very strong wind came up and blew the tent down. Father Boland came running out of the church rectory and started helping put the tent up, along with others.
Father Boland, while doing this, was talking to him. The next day. the preacher told his followers "that he was wrong about the church across the street and if they wanted to go there, it would be fine."
There was a man on the east side of the lot early in the morning that would walk his milk cow over to a grove of trees at the corner of Cox Drive and School Street. There were only two houses there then.
The library, at that time, was located in the rock building on the corner of Smith and Spencer, across from the present city hall. Half the building was the city hall and half was the library. Years later, a city jail was built behind the rock city hall building.
When the school students were moved across town, the library moved to the building where the Historical Museum is now, while the present library was being built.
I attended high school in the rock building and one of the buildings that was torn down, as well as seven of my siblings.
Carol Breslich
Class of 1957
P.S. Father Joseph Boland oversaw the rock Holy Cross School being built. He then put in a skating rink on Sunday afternoon and Wednesday evening opened to the public, located in the Holy Cross gym, as it had concrete floors.


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A short story from Terry Pratchett:
Death and What Comes Next (2002)
When Death met the philosopher, the philosopher said, rather excitedly: "At this point, you realise, I'm both dead and not dead."
There was a sigh from Death. Oh dear, one of those, he thought. This is going to be about quantum again. He hated dealing with philosophers. They always tried to wriggle out of it.
"You see," said the philosopher, while Death, motionless, watched the sands of his life drain through the hourglass, "everything is made of tiny particles, which have the strange property of being in many places at one time. But things made of tiny particles tend to stay in one place at one time, which does not seem right according to quantum theory. May I continue?"
YES, BUT NOT INDEFINITELY, said Death, EVERYTHING IS TRANSIENT. He did not take his gaze away from the tumbling sand.
"Well, then, if we agreed that there are an infinite number of universes, then the problem is solved! If there are an unlimited number of universes, this bed can be in millions of them, all at the same time!"
Death nodded at the bed. CAN YOU FEEL IT MOVING? he said.
"No, because there are a million versions of me, too, And…here is the good bit …in some of them I am not about to pass away! Anything is possible!"
Death tapped the handle of his scythe as he considered this.
"Well, I'm not exactly dying, correct? You are no longer such a certainty."
There was a sigh from Death. Space he thought. That was the trouble. It was never like this on worlds with everlastingly cloudy skies. But once humans saw all that space, their brains expanded to try and fill it up.
"No answer, eh?" said the dying philosopher. "Feel a bit old-fashioned, do we?"
THIS IS A CONUNDRUM CERTAINLY, said Death. Once they prayed, he thought. Mind you, he'd never been sure that prayer worked, either. He thought for a while. AND I SHALL ANSWER IT IN THIS MANNER, he added. YOU LOVE YOUR WIFE?
"Yes. Of course."
CAN YOU THINK OF ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE, WITHOUT YOUR PERSONAL HISTORY CHANGING IN ANY WAY YOU WOULD AT THIS MOMENT PICK UP A KNIFE AND STAB HER? said Death. FOR EXAMPLE?
"Certainly not!"
"But of course we can make choices between-"
ARE THERE CHOICES? EVERYTHING THAT CAN HAPPEN, MUST HAPPEN. YOUR THEORY SAYS THAT FOR EVERY UNIVERSE THAT'S FORMED TO ACCOMMODATE YOUR 'NO', THERE MUST BE ONE TO ACCOMMODATE YOUR 'YES'. BUT YOU SAID YOU WOULD NEVER COMMIT MURDER. THE FABRIC OF THE COSMOS TREMBLES BEFORE YOUR TERRIBLE CERTAINTY. YOUR MORALITY BECOMES A FORCE AS STRONG AS GRAVITY. And, thought Death, space certainly has a lot to answer for.
"Was that sarcasm?"
ACTUALLY, NO. I AM IMPRESSED AND INTRIGUED, said Death. THE CONCEPT YOU PUT BEFORE ME PROVES THE EXISTENCE OF TWO HITHERTO MYTHICAL PLACES. SOMEWHERE, THERE IS A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE, THE MORAL CHOICE, THE CHOICE THAT MAXIMISED THE HAPPINESS OF THEIR FELLOW CREATURES, OF COURSE, THAT ALSO MEANS THAT SOMEWHERE ELSE IS THE SMOKING REMNANT OF THE WORLD WHERE THEY DID NOT …
"Oh, come on! I know what you're implying, and I've never believed in any of that Heaven and Hell nonsense!"
The room was growing darker. The blue gleam along the edge of the reaper's scythe was becoming more obvious.
ASTONISHING, said Death. REALLY ASTONISHING. LET ME PUT FORWARD ANOTHER SUGGESTION: THAT YOU ARE NOTHING MORE THAN A LUCKY SPECIES OF APE THAT IS TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE COMPLEXITIES OF CREATION VIA A LANGUAGE THAT EVOLVED IN ORDER TO TELL ONE ANOTHER WHERE THE RIPE FRUIT WAS?
Fighting for breath, the philosopher managed to say: "Don't be silly."
THE REMARK WAS NOT INTENDED AS DEROGATORY, said Death. UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES, YOU HAVE ACHIEVED A GREAT DEAL.
"We've certainly escaped from outmoded superstitions!"
WELL DONE, said Death. THAT'S THE SPIRIT. I JUST WANTED TO CHECK.
He leaned forward.
"Oh, yes," said the philosopher.
GOOD, said Death. He got to his feet as the last of the light died, and smiled.
While I think it's possible for anything to be replicated, included lifeforms and sentient lifeforms (people grow human organs on animals) for anybody with enough clout, curiosity, cash or all three, I do find the idea of people being everywhere all that time in all space even unreal space tiresome (and the cloning is highly aggravating).
The problem is of course most of the time we don't know what's real and what's not, we see things topsy turvy physically and mentally and let's just say understanding is not one of our strong points.
On a sidenote – 'Death and What Comes Next' could seem to be contradicting his collaboration with Steven Baxter in 'The Long Earth' (2012) but not really, in TLE there is one of you that moves, whereas in the above theory which doesn't in my view really have a name since you see bits of it all over it describes there being any number and indeed an infinite amount of 'you' mirrored, if not fractured. Also the above story talks about a multi-verse whereas TLE is about using the space on Earth in layers although the following books in the series branched out into space, of course 🙄
On a sidenote sidenote – TLE was a major disappointment for me, it wasn't recreational at all because it totally sold out to masonic religion and was so weighted with references and symbolism it moved slower than a tortoise with constipation, it also wasn't funny. Pratchett without humour! It bore little resemblance to the original story 'The High Meggas' (1986) which was actually gripping, it didn't have humour either but at least it did 'survivalist' well. And what was the point in changing Anna Shea's name to Sally whilst leaving the other two as they were? I'm not tempted to read the rest of the series, I preferred it when he parodied or was just part-semi-historian/part-fiction-author referring to things like native Earth culture, the postal, fiscal and technological changes – at least he didn't revere them, well he revered the steam engines too much for my liking making them blessed by the goddess and turning them into her so-called children.
Other Weirdness
One teacher wouldn't let me have books but photocopies of the day's lesson because as they put it "you see the connections" and so wanted me to annotate and let others read my thoughts. You could say it's a probabilities thing, some see it as a game, I don't.
That said when Mum shouts for me as she often does, even on the street and in shops, but in this case to show me yet another crop circle I've become so jaded that I feel like saying "oh leave me alone, you know I can't read those things" but what I verbalize is "oh another one, how interesting, they've been busy haven't they" and I try not to go over and look but she inevitably makes me as well as read the discourses on what they represent, mean, foretell or perhaps foretold. This kind of thing should usually interest me, especially as it's pretty obvious most of the time which are handmade/crude tool made and which were cut & flattened with exquisite precision, the latter not being likely to have been made at night by a few '[intoxicated] pranksters' in a rush trying not to get caught whilst somehow making and keeping their mathematical works of art symmetrical in such a fine and smooth manner (e.g. lacking coarse edging/edges and debris) and yet they do appear overnight. Where do these pranksters come from, do they spend their lives templating on digital software or perhaps an old box of Spirograph and then honing their skills on some piece of heretofore unknown land before unleashing them on the public, whilst drunk or drugged or both?
However as aforementioned I can't decipher the bloody things, but many people can it seems and they do so very well, except that their predictions take ages before we know they've happened or we guess that such and such an event was what was being talked about. The problem is unless you know, not just believe, that an event was linked then it doesn't make sense to the rest of us; but maybe that's the way it's supposed to be, some messages are supposed to be personal – only for one or a few – and other times someone's just messing with us.
I hate to wonder what hypothetical scientists would make of our culture with only debris and say media footage to work with; can you imagine extracting data from online, film, tv, news, advertisements, novels etc – what they hell would they think of us? That we're a bunch of nutters? That's if they hadn't already some kind of record preserved differentiating most things (ha since the lines between truth/fiction, real/virtual/unreal are so blurred they might as well not bother), if we haven't buggered the place up royally with say bio-chemical warfare (look at the state of Iraq) and nuclear fallout (US, Russia and China wanting the ability to nuke anything that comes 'close', radiation and explosive blowback be damned) and so all they'd have to really say is "look what they did, the b*stards, we can blame having 4 eyes, 6 fingered hands and 3 legs on them and having to live underground. Hey maybe if we find some amnesiacs we can claim we're gods and get them to do all the work har har ahhh *trips over some spare appendage*".
The 'script' is a term I found in a book by David Mitchell called 'The Bone Clocks' (2014) and I liked the way he used it as a name for the 'thread' that connects things/us together, some call it fate/destiny, some call it luck/chance, others causality and then there's predictions/prophecy.
When I see people referring to famous oracles/prophets tend to err on the side of caution. I'm not a high and mighty skeptic who preaches/criticizes and does little to make things better and I don't have any problem with the subject of divination, but I do think we're missing a basic understanding of what a prediction/prophecy is. We make predictions all the time, especially about the weather, and sometimes we talk about them as assumptions and some of us are better at them than others – to the point of having the 'gift', the 'sight', 'those things work for you', 'psychic', 'empathetic' etc. Again I have no problem with the likelihood of those things and just because I can't do/see something doesn't mean someone else can't or it doesn't exist, doesn't mean they can or it does either but I think discernment gets pushed aside. People scoff at talking about their work in predictions e.g. stocks and shares being similar to prophecy, but they're assuming the predictors they look down on don't have education and intelligence or an 'interesting' societal family background. There is a difference between estimating and guessing, supposedly predictions is one and prophecy is the other but I think it's a fine line between pride and how much you can get paid.
I personally don't like very simplistic prophecy such as those oft quoted by Nostradamus and the bible. Accounting for the lack of terminology to describe things the seer couldn't understand is one thing, but less than a handful of vague lines (and in rhyme) are practically pointless to the people you're trying to warn/educate. Almost any similar event can be attributed to them and usually the detail of those is far better than the prediction. Unfortunately that is the quality of prophecy the public gets the most, a bit like 'they have nuclear weapons and can detonate them in…', whereas the notes/messages/reports which give better detail are kept secret for as long as possible and usually until after mass havoc has been wreaked and people left to carry remains of loved ones in plastic bags because what was left of hospitals were run ragged (Isreal vs Palestine) like meat from the butchers which I think is truly sad yet precise phrasing.
National security? Fat lot of good predictions/prophecy does for us then when we barely get to see them and we didn't appreciate those people in their own time let alone in hindsight (perhaps after being found dead in mysterious or convenient circumstances). They just become one-of-many brief interruptions in day-to-day life.
As far as I'm concerned well known public predictions/prophecy tend to be plans. Plans that have been enacted, maybe not at the time they were planned but plans nonetheless. Whether the predictor/oracle knew about or was part of it is another matter, sometimes people are just more 'in tune' with what's going on but that doesn't mean they understand it or fully. Divination methods are supposed to help us focus and tell us what is most likely to happen in the situation if there is no significant change/deviation from the path afterall, they're not certainties. It's too hard to have the 'whole' picture so why do often act as if we do or assume somebody authoritative will know what we don't and will tell us the truth instead of putting their career and funding/sponsors first?
It reminds me abit of Hercolubus aka Planet X, whatever that disturbance/effects on surrounding areas/bodies/and Earth really is. Research is there and ongoing, it's been meticulously mentioned in ancient cultures, it's been denied both forcibly and mockingly, it's been revealed 'hey presto' style like by a magician to the public and the mystery continues. I don't mind mysteries but some rather do cause tension in 'real life'. What is real life anyway – when we're awake? Why do we assume that everything we experience in approx 2/3 of our lives is real and that whole 1/3 we spend sleeping is unreal or made up? Quite the disservice to we do to ourselves there.
Mum believes in Planet X but I'm reticent, and if it does exist I wonder how much of it we're seeing/will see. Long before the plasma universe come to the front of existential science and before the plasma tubes around the earth were drawn many of us said the sky and indeed the outer atmosphere was like a theatre and perhaps too much so for our liking. Are we really seeing what's in our sky let alone what's outside clearly? Long range telescopes and then satellites make it easier but at the same time our sky is currently full of metals that shouldn't be there, makes clouds appear lighter/brighter/more reflective. Just ripe for an awesome hologram and we have come a long way in that field from using them at national events to replacing computers with virtual terminals in some councils. When I was in school I used to think the sky didn't look 'right'; sure there are explanations about how it looks/feels so thick/heavy to have such changeable weather and how we can see 'colour' in it like we do large bodies of water, but they didn't and still don't satisfy my question of 'why'. For some reason I imagined the sky as looking more like dawn/sunset all the time, the vastness moving swiftly rather than appearing sluggish. Then I read about beings in other dimensions from different cultures and they had a similar outlook; a recent book by G. Willow Wilson called 'Alif the Unseen' (2013) describes it very well as a kind of beautiful twilight, darker than what we're used to but clear. If we're living in what is really an illusion/a veil of mirror effects (atmosphere composition) and sleight of hand (pollution) and if indeed that illusion helped allow us to live as we know it in the first place then it is our reality but that doesn't mean we perceive it as it really is. Abit like living on the inside of a snowglobe. Also many of us have to rely on technology from places that we know were deceptive about cosmic events/bodies including X as well black out areas and are expert at image editing.
I think I'm also hesitant about it because of what Sitchin translated the Sumerians said lived there i.e. the Annunaki, such beings are not strange to old cultures or religion old or new (or all one thing just morphed and disseminated over time) so it doesn't surprise me that they'd think the mysterious planet/star system was inhabited. What I wonder is why did we think those beings came from there and not Earth, and if they did come from outer space perhaps they're not who they say and were exiled members of their race? Apparently they were scientists/engineers, nobility and entourage – I wonder if they had god(s). There's all kinds of possibilities as to what they are doing here (and if they were/are real). I've never been against migration in general but I am against invasion and I do think you have to be responsible and conscientious to travel rather than golddiggers and slavers. But then again if it's inhabited who says the beings that live on it are the ones the Sumerians/Sitchin described? The cradles of civilisation are littered with such beings and X's orbit was mentioned in old India but not that the Annunaki lived on it. Why is that?
I then think about how people mistake military craft and operations for UFO activity and technically it is UFO activity until they admit it. Military have been living and working underground and on secret bases as part of stock and trade throughout history, even widescale without the public knowing it. India's Trishaul Airbase (sounds pretty similar to trident eh, no difference – trishul is also the name of a missle) was so secret people didn't even know what type of jets were coming out of there until the Garudas (MiG-25) were retired. Is it any wonder that people thought they were seeing UFOs in the disputed India/China border too? A lot of people intentionally live secretly, like the realms/homes of the 'gods' are in hard to reach places inspiring all kinds of hearsay and not always wrong just misunderstood.
Speaking about military/weapons being named after divinities and their instruments – religion and state are supposed to be separate but religion has always had a major stake in astronomy and were very adept long before modern tech; for people who like to think religion and science are separate it doesn't help when the Vatican does things like build an observatory next to a telescope of which part is called Lucifer. What is this a race or a partnership? (Lucifer means lightbringer aka illumination and matches used to be called lucifers). CERN had a life size so-called Shiv statue in their lobby though anybody with any history knows that those dance posed statues are really of the pre-Vedic goddess but modern Hinduism would never admit that, let alone the way they're playing with time/space and upsetting people with large blue beams. Also remember the super laser called Shiva in the 70's? Why do we keep naming things after gods? That said there's also a gene called Sonic the Hedgehog but it's abit taboo and many refer to it by acronym SHH only.
I wonder which side Hollywood is on, it exists to stoke our fire.
One very interesting 'game' I haven't been able to get my hands on is the INWO (Illuminate – New World Order) cards designed by Steven Jackson (role play games maker) in 1994/5 which eerily for many people had portends of events before they happened though as usual whether they referred to the events in question is hot discussion. Either way it's a very cruel game and not unlike some video games we have now. But why would this be considered prediction and lines from Nostradamus prophecy? Just because one is older than the other? Don't we still have masonic lodges? Members are considered harmless older generation (they don't have to be middle age or older) but the practical purpose of joining is to be amongst one's peers and class, working the way up through their degrees/levels for a less bureaucratic hassle in non-lodge reality and to have influence in the way the local area is run whilst part of a wider network, something that comes 'naturally' if the members consist of people with influence, authority or at least professional status. Harmless old guys (and now women) who do 'juvenile' and 'stupid' things like cosplay, point weapons at each other and chant invocations. Bit like a house of… god? Sounds like a cult really.
Mum once wanted to go to a hypnotism seminar… (The only good thing about it was the food.) There were three males and a woman, two of the men were the mouthpieces, the other the setup/tech guy and the woman had a more hands on approach. I've never ridiculed hypnotism, I'm aware that there are various forms and that it does work for and against different people, but this was a sham imo. The main speaker was disabled and played on it for all it was worth saying how it enabled him to get closer to people and talked about behavioural reactions like if someone is upset you go to them and put a hand on their knee and talk in a soft tone. The other guy claimed he wasn't a somnambulist but apparently the disabled one had the 'fluence' over him and could put him under anytime, so ta da at the snap of the fingers he suddenly slumped but managed to remain perched on the edge of the table and was 'under'. People were impressed, gasping but seriously if you've known actors… I wanted to pinch him at least. They said using surroundings to your advantage helps you in hypnosis so when I asked if the psychedelic pattern on the carpet, the drapes and the low fluorescent lighting helped in catalyzing involuntary/natural reactions in people and whether that helped in persuasion they went red, said that if I wanted it to work I mustn't question so much, (decided I was a problem) and singled me out from then on. They tried to say I was upset and if I wanted I could have my money back and leave. I said I was fine, I just thought I'd understood what they meant and so had asked for confirmation. The main guy came over to me and lo and behold put on a molly coddling voice, put his hand above my knee and tried to 'soothe' me, I thought 'you dirty old….' he was actually making me uncomfortable and conscious of it in front of everybody and I couldn't say 'please could you remove your hand, I don't like it and I don't even know you' because he was disabled and it would look like I was making a fuss or being mean. My sister understood that and said as much to me afterwards. I also knew that the male instructors weren't on the same page because when talking to me individually they categorized me differently under their 'three personality types'.
When we were split into groups to try 'hypnotizing' each other and when it was my go the lady I was using the technique on said she felt very comfortable and very safe up until I started describing a clown who'd come into the cave. I'd found that strange myself, I'd prepared my speech and then was suddenly talking about a clown and trying to say don't worry everything is alright but it wasn't – we both agreed it ruined everything. It turned out the 'I'm not really a somnambulist but my buddy has full control over me' guy had come up behind me to watch my turn and that's when I got uncomfortable and couldn't keep control of the image. Later when I ended up next to the main 'teacher' and before I could say something generically polite he burst out with "there's lots of people like you, you're not the only one, there's lots of people like you, you're not special" I didn't know what to say after that so I moved on.
The thing is the woman was doing something different – she was able to discern people's emotions even when they were blank faced and not moving. She would feel around your magnetic field aka your aura. She did that to my sister who described "it was freaky, I didn't like it and said nah I'm not doing this". The rest of us had done a one-on-one exercise where one person was the so-called hypnotist and the other sat with one arm extended from the elbow at waist level and closed their eyes. You then introduce yourself, start describing a scene and see how they react – if they're supposedly someone who can be hypnotized you can see their eyes move under the lids and their arm moves up to their face which quite frankly just describes normal body movements 🙄 but they thought they could use that as proof that you were hypnotized, and smugly in my case. But she was doing something else, something they didn't talk about let alone teach and at the end when I wanted to talk to her, the tech guy made a big issue of how she must come with him, literally pulling her away from me. I said only a couple of questions please, just a minute and I was as polite as I could be but he wasn't having it, he'd been in the background until then. That's not the first time something like that's happened either – it was exactly the same at a small play I went to where they actually built the temporary theatre in a playground and the building and play were… Unusual. I wanted to compliment the author afterwards but some random guy barged in between and pulled the actress I was asking for directions away and looking at me like I don't know what.
People are weird and scared. I wonder where they get it from and why it seems to be a justification for bad behaviour.
Mum was briefly into radionics so I bought one of the machines and a simple alternate version. It was very interesting though I don't know if it worked.
Frequency is a controversial subject; everything vibrates to and reacts with other frequencies. We all have a number/a frequency which is like a signature and we hear frequencies within a range, but we are affected by frequencies around/through us whether we hear them or not. Various frequencies can shift our moods, make us sleepy, more alert, feel relaxed, or fear for example. Many people also suffer from tinnitus which some claim comes from within the ear and others say they are 'hearing' in their heads rather than feeling as if it stops at the ears; ultrasonics, Extremely Low or Extremely High Frequencies. Even in quiet times we hear a lot of background 'noise' and there's been increasing reports int he past few years of towns/neighborhoods in the UK hearing intrusive 'sounds'/booms/piercing noise especially at night and effecting their sleep but there's no official answer other than um… They're hearing things.
Radionics was a method of tuning a machine to do tasks like help plants grow or even input your signature number and make personalized medicines. You'd get your number using a pendulum and a number table and to anyone who knows pendulums do move for them you'll know what I mean when I say there's no mistaking its direction, they can really move far and 'pull' one way or another. Pendulums usually work for me (though dowsing rods don't damnit 😛 ) but it just wouldn't when trying to get my number, not even a zero. A bit like one of the parrots who got involved in discussions, debating with every part of his little body, properly into it, there was no stopping his opinions (not that we wanted to) but if you ever asked him for lottery numbers… Total silence. Keeping schtum, mum's the word, you're not getting anything outta me matey and sometimes he'd even fly off. That was what this pendulum and other pendulums were doing to me. Fine then, I don't want a number anyway! I'm person not an asset/number/name etc! 🙂
Unfortunately the machine didn't seem to work for Mum even though she had a number, it was a second hand older model but still very expensive. It didn't help that our neighbours were massively noisy and seemed to move everywhere we did at the same time – synchronized kitchen going, toilet, bathing. *Sigh*
Whilst I'm unsure about radionics I do find that white noise can sometimes be very helpful, some frequencies can be very oppressive, binaural beats do work (binocular vision colour discrimination and the pendulum phase coming into sync experiments interesting in themselves) and ambient sounds (waterfalls/rain/storms etc) aren't my thing. I think with radionics or playing certain frequencies for specific effects on the body you not only need quality sound equipment but also close range and containment (decreased chance of conflicting with other frequencies). There might be other factors too like with yoga where it's a system of breath, sound, nervous ending positioning (hands/feet), posture and movement and ideally within a peaceful, clean environment and diet – even with a few of those factors though people notice life changes and improvements especially as different types of yoga focus on different things but like parts of martial arts there are also direct manual overrides like forcing yourself to feel calm and ease chronic pain by applying forms of pressure to certain points. It's not like acupuncture, it's a bit more like acupressure but those two are hit and miss. Yoga and martial arts are more rigorous and get the job done imo but at the same time all these ways of life and health have a place, your body always wants to return to its 'last best settings' but you have to live holistically for it all to come together, not an easy or even doable feat for many.
Bugbear of the day – people constantly demanding and expecting above average standards, always going on about 'high standard', 'very high standard' and what are they paying? Minimum wage. Typical, everything and everyone's a commodity, buy cheap sell high. The Long Earth really does sound appealing but I don't think Earth inhabitants deserve to go anywhere let alone 'start again', we have enough levels of corruption..
Oh and being reminded of Nicole Kidman's implication that it's justifiable to get dressed up, have a big bash and pat each other on the back and at a cost that most people will never see in their lives (i.e. the Oscars) when the country went to war and soldiers were dying and killing others because their lives were worth less than her shoes. Why? "Because art is important." Yes it is but in the order of things, people suffering is more important and unless you're making films about that, teaching, informing, understanding, and focused instead of 'look at how awesome I was in that, wasn't I fabulous, I so deserve an award' then it's not worth it and you didn't get the point of your part, other than your pay packet. You don't portray the pain of a situation just to go celebrate and act like the filming of it was more important than the event(s) let alone pretend it's over, and what – all films are lofty? No.


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text: thetick1 #26 Posted January 31, 2019 Hopefully they put a lot more on this than what they are currently showing. I, in some way, understand the mini just having two USB inputs, but the bigger model needs to have 4 at least (in my opinion) and/or other input devices. If not, its going to be a pass for a lot of people I would imagine. Just curious why 4 are needed? I think 3 would be fine. 1 for USB stick with d64 images 2 for joysticks keyboard is functional so no need for USB keyboard Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites