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PRESIDENT CHENEY
Hear us out.
While it now seems very likely that Obama wins the election going away, let's just hypothesize that McCain makes a huge comeback. Stranger things have happened in this weird election. McCain somehow makes a crazy resurgence and wins almost all the battlegrounds.
In addition to the 185 electoral votes he's still hanging onto (per electoral-vote.com), Johnny Mac, fueled by Romo supplements, takes wins in:
Somehow captures WISCONSIN (10) with a huge push from Sarah Palin…
scores the one stray electoral vote in one congressional district in Maine that the McCain campaign just announced its intention to go after…
269 – 269 tie.
OK, so then as everybody knows, the election goes to the House, where the Democrats will have a commanding majority and Obama wins. Right?
Twelfth Amendment sez:
But in choosing the President, the votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote; a quorum for this purpose shall consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and a majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice.
And as Charlie Cook wrote today, 26 state delegations is no cakewalk for Obama:
We obviously don't know the makeup of the 111th Congress, but we do know that Democrats now control 27 delegations, Republicans have 21, and two are evenly divided. So I asked my colleague, David Wasserman, the House editor of The Cook Political Report, to game out what would happen if the election were thrown into the House. He concluded that it might not be easy to reach 26 votes, given that a lot of Democrats serve districts with a long history of supporting the Republican presidential nominee. Would North Dakota and South Dakota's at-large Democratic representatives — Earl Pomeroy and Stephanie Herseth Sandlin — vote with their electorate or their party? Although Obama is competitive in North Dakota, he is still likely to come up a bit short and has virtually no chance of winning in South Dakota. In her 2004 campaign, Herseth Sandlin indicated that she would be open to voting for the Republican nominee — President Bush in that case — in the event of a tie in the Electoral College…
Wasserman argues that having to decide the presidential contest would put plenty of House delegations in uncomfortable positions. For example, if Democrat Ethan Berkowitz were to unseat longtime GOP Rep. Don Young in Alaska's only House seat, Berkowitz would almost certainly seal his own defeat in 2010 if he stuck with his party and voted against a GOP ticket including the state's popular governor. GOP Rep. Michael Castle, who represents Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Biden as Delaware's only representative, would face the same choice.
And, if Democrats were to clinch a delegation majority in Arizona by protecting both of their vulnerable seats and picking off an open seat in the northern part of the state, five Democrats would have to choose between voting for Obama and voting for their state's candidate and choice for president, John McCain.
There is no way to anticipate how members would weigh considerations such as the outcome of their state's vote or the national popular vote. But for Obama, winning the support of 26 House delegations could be harder than it sounds. For one thing, four of the toss-up states in this scenario have even-numbered House delegations, meaning that intra-delegation deadlocks could reduce the number of states available to reach the magic number 26.
OK…so what happens if they are deadlocked at 25? The Twelfth Amendment continues:
And if the House of Representatives shall not choose a President whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them, before the fourth day of March next following, then the Vice-President shall act as President, as in the case of the death or other constitutional disability of the President.[1]
The Amendment then goes on to describe how the Vice-President is chosen, which could mean that this newly selected Vice-President would then serve as President. However, it does not prescribe for the selection of a new Vice-President in this instance, which seems curious. Could this mean that the current Vice-President would then serve a term as President?!?!?!
Given the stakes involved, the lack of precedent, and the series of bruising deadlocks that would lead to this scenario…is it such a stretch to see this going to the Supreme Court? And what will we find here – an even more conservative, Republican court than the one that came up with the very controversial Bush vs. Gore decision!
Ladies and Gentlemen, President Cheney. Dick Cheney.
And Palin wins one extra state delegation, becoming VP!
You're so screwed Iran!!!
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The National Popular Vote bill would guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states (and DC).
Every vote would be politically relevant and equal in presidential elections.
The bill would take effect only when enacted, in identical form, by states possessing a majority of the electoral votes-that is, enough electoral votes to elect a President (270 of 538). When the bill comes into effect, all the electoral votes from those states would be awarded to the presidential candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states (and DC).
So there would never be a tie in the electoral vote, because the compact always represents a bloc consisting of a majority of the electoral votes. Thus, an election for President would never be thrown into the House of Representatives (with each state casting one vote) and an election for Vice President would never be thrown into the Senate (with each Senator casting one vote).
The National Popular Vote bill has passed 21 state legislative chambers, including one house in Arkansas, Colorado, Maine, North Carolina, and Washington, and both houses in California, Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The bill has been enacted by Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey, and Maryland. These four states possess 50 electoral votes – 19% of the 270 necessary to bring the law into effect.
See http://www.NationalPopularVote.com


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Family: Sarette has grown up with her best-friend Mathew and raised by his mother, Peggy (Mama) and her mother Shanna (Mom). She and Mathew have a friendship that is closer than most siblings.
1) Is Sarette a fictional or a historic person?
She is completely fictional. Although, her house is modeled after the "Goose House" my college apartment.
She considers herself an All-American boring teenager destined to do ordinary boring teenage things. She is very wrong.
6) Where can we find the book?
Meanmna: Book One of the Daearen Realms is available on Amazon in eBook or paperback format and it's FREE with Kindle Unlimited!
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Mar 9, 2022|20th Century, North End History, People of Old North, Women's History
The Women of Old North: The Women's Guild
By Alexandra Moleski
Despite their support of the church throughout the first half of the twentieth century, the Women's Guild of Old North remains relatively unknown in the modern historical narrative. From behind-the-scenes, the guild maintained the church and accompanying Parish House as a welcoming and homey place, as well as fundraised through various events, having demanded no special attention or authority in exchange for their work. Instead, the women of the guild selflessly embraced their roles as homemakers and aided the church from within the confines of contemporary gender norms. Through traditionally feminine tasks like baking, sewing, and hosting teas and dinner parties, the Women's Guild served as a vital component of the Old North Church's success as a religious, cultural, and historic institution, all the while its members were running households and raising families.
On January 25, 1915, twenty-seven female members of Old North founded the Women's Guild "to assist in all ways possible the Work of Christ Church." During the preliminary meeting, the group enjoyed a homemade dinner and then elected the first council officers: Louise Montague as president, Matilda Bibbey as vice president, Armanda Pellino as second vice president, Lillian Sanby as secretary, and Carrie Richardson as treasurer. This council structure would remain for the entirety of the guild's existence. The guild also selected a committee of four members to oversee the drafting of the organization's constitution and by-laws.
The constitution, composed of seven articles—some of which have since been amended—provides further insight into the structure and function of the organization. The first article declares the organization's official name to be "The Women's Guild of Christ Church Boston." According to the original document, in order to join the group, a woman's name must be proposed by a present member "in good standing." However, a 1924 amendment to this article requires every potential member to be approved by an Executive Committee and subsequently elected to membership by the guild. In order to maintain one's status in the guild, women were required to pay a $1 membership fee each year, which translates to approximately $25 in 2019. In 1925, the organization's first secretary Lillian Sanby, along with a handful of other members, was "dropped" from the guild due to her failure to pay the fee two years in a row.
The guild's meetings were held on the first Monday of every month from October to June, the location rotating between the Parish House and members' homes each gathering; however, in 1924, the meeting schedule was shortened to October to May. The happenings of each gathering were meticulously noted in journals by the secretary, including details as miniscule as the women who volunteered to prepare dinner each month. For instance, in the entry from the October 1915 meeting, found in a maroon buckram-bound journal entitled Meeting Minutes 1915-1921, Secretary Sanby writes, "Mrs. Slade and Miss Bibby [sic] kindly offered to take charge of the supper for the next meeting." These gatherings were very much a social activity, run as an early twentieth-century woman might run a social at her home—with conversations, household crafts, and desserts. However, the sole purpose of the guild was not to serve as a club; rather, the organization aimed to maintain the outward appearance of Old North, as well as help fundraise for the church through membership fees and events like rummage sales.
The guild's projects to support the church revolved heavily around enlivening the building's modest architecture with decorative pieces and hosting get-togethers, ensuring the church appealed aesthetically to all visitors. For example, during the winter of 1915, the guild provided Christmas decorations for the church. The next month, the women held a New Year's Eve social, complete with Christmas carols for entertainment. Several years later, in 1924, the guild organized the construction of window shutters made of "matched pine" and painted "dark green" for the church.
The organization also provided financial support to the church, as well as external charitable causes, through events such as preserve fairs and rummage sales. In just the first year of the guild's existence, the women "raised $300,…[gave] fifty dollars…to missions, twenty-five dollars to Mr. Sartorio for Italian work, twenty-five dollars to the Waldensian Aid for hospital work in Italy…paid for the Christmas greens, [gave] money for the altar linen and a visitors' register." At a fair in 1919, the guild collected a total of $366.85 for the church through the sale of "gifts varied and unusual, as well as necessary and unnecessary articles," like gourds, cake, candy, aprons, bags, and baskets. Meanwhile, they raised more than double that with $751.08 through a fair hosted just five years later in 1924.
The Women's Guild was far more than simply a social club for the female members of the Old North congregation. The organization proved to be a prominent source of support for the church in the first half of the twentieth century, whether it was through maintaining the church's status as a welcoming community space or contributing financially with fundraising events like sales. Yet, the women of the guild sought no recognition for their efforts and did not attempt to disrupt the prevalent gender expectations of the time period—though they also did not allow such expectations to limit their autonomy and ambition. Indeed, they wholeheartedly embraced their place in the domestic realm while simultaneously playing a vital role in the success and historical and cultural significance of the Old North Church.
1.Constitution and By-Laws for the Women's Guild of Christ Church, 1915, Box 41, Folder 18, Women's Guild Records, 1915-1949, Old North Church (Christ Church in the City of Boston) Records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
2.Ibid.; United States Department of Labor, "CPI Inflation Calculator," Bureau of Labor Statistics, accessed March 10, 2019, https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl.
3.Members of Women's Guild of Christ Church—January 1925, 1925, Box 41, Folder 20, Women's Guild Records, 1915-1949, Old North Church (Christ Church in the City of Boston) Records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
4.Constitution and By-Laws.
5.Minutes, 1915-1921, 1915-1921, Box 41, Folder 19, Women's Guild Records, 1915-1949, Old North Church (Christ Church in the City of Boston) Records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
6."December 1915" in Christ Church Chronicle, 1915-1920, Christ Church (Boston, Mass.), Cutter Classification, Boston Athenæum, 3.
7."January 1916" in Christ Church Chronicle, 1915-1920, Christ Church (Boston, Mass.), Cutter Classification, Boston Athenæum, 7.
8.Miss Gertrude Bibbey to Mrs. N. Russell Cazmay, May 6, 1924, Box 41, Folder 20, Women's Guild Records, 1915-1949, Old North Church (Christ Church in the City of Boston) Records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
9."February 1916" in Christ Church Chronicle, 1915-1920, Christ Church (Boston, Mass.), Cutter Classification, Boston Athenæum, 3.
10.Old North Church Fair, 1919-1924, Box 41, Folder 20, Women's Guild Records, 1915-1949, Old North Church (Christ Church in the City of Boston) Records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
11.Ibid.
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599th Trans. Bde. and partners upload 25th CAB on M/V Jean Anne
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25th CAB Soldiers load a Black Hawk helicopter onto the M/V Jean Anne during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis, 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
Story and photos by
Donna Klapakis
599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs
PEARL HARBOR — The 599th Transportation Brigade and partners uploaded 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, cargo and equipment onto the M/V Jean Anne during port operations, here, Aug. 16.
Earl Fernandes, FLC Pearl Harbor rigging and longshoring supervisor, and Randey Hayes, 599th Transportation Brigade safety officer discuss the upload at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by
599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
Frank Viray, 599th traffic management specialist, said teamwork was responsible for the move's success.
"We're loading the ship with help from Team Pasha, Team FLC and Team 25th CAB," Viray said. "We have two shifts and everything is going very well. We trained Cargo Handling Battalion 8, and they are taking care of the lashing."
Navy Chief Petty Officer Mike Rosenberg from NCHB 8 in the Bronx, New York, was leading the cargo handling battalion.
"We have people here from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York," Rosenberg said. "We had to train the new people for four days before the upload. It was great training. We had three experienced people here who helped run the training. Everybody else was newer.
"We don't drive the vehicles on. We let the Army drive and we secure the cargo on the ship," he explained.
Staff Sgt. Angel Santiago, 25th CAB noncommissioned officer in charge of mobility, said he was pleased with the move.
"Everything is going smooth and faster than we thought," Santiago said. "We are ahead of schedule. Even with minor issues, I'm happy with the move."
25th CAB Personnel pull a Chinook helicopter's aft pylon into place after it is loaded on the M/V Jean Anne during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. Earl Fernandes, FLC Pearl Harbor rigging and longshoring supervisor, and Randey Hayes, 599th Transportation Brigade safety officer discuss the upload at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by
Donna Klapakis, 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
Robert Meno, cargo distribution chief for the 836th Trans. Battalion described the move.
"The Jean Anne came in at 7 a.m., and let down the ramp at 7:50 a.m.," he said. "The first piece was uploaded at 8:15. From there on, we loaded the containers using trucks to load. We loaded the vehicles at the same times. That type of cargo was done by 11:30 a.m.
"After the lunch break, they began loading the helicopters. The first helo loaded at 12:45 p.m. There are a few leftover trucks that have to be loaded onto the deck after the helicopters because of their height, which was greater than the 13-foot limit on the other deck, and to balance out the weight for the stow plan. I project completion by 1900, although we are short on tug drivers for the helicopters today."
Before the port operation, members of the 599th and the 836th Deployment and Distribution Management Team (DDMT) worked with 25th CAB as they had their cargo inspected at the Multifunctional Deployment Facility (MDF) on Wheeler Army Airfield.
"We sent a two-person advanced team in early last week to help the unit down at the MDF," said Lt. Col. Clydea Prichard-Brown, 836th Trans. Bn. commander and DDMT leader. "They had some problems with their forms, and we were able to assist them with that before they came to the port."
Clayton Maciorowski, 599th information technology specialist, said the work went well from an information technology standpoint.
A tug pulls a Chinook helicopter up the ramp of the M/V Jean Anne during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis, 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
"I have just been adding people onto the scanners and making sure there are no issues with IT equipment or software. We've also been testing radios that we purchased recently. We have a problem with radios when you get too far into the ship, so we've been working to find a repeater for them."
Prichard-Brown said she appreciated working the move.
"It is a great opportunity to have a mission like this to train all of our new people on how we do missions," she said.
The last piece of cargo was loaded at 7:08 p.m., and the ship sailed at 6 a.m. on Aug. 17.
Participating in the move were the 599th Trans. Bde., 836th Trans. Bn., 837th Trans. Bn., Guam Detachment, Fleet Logistics Center Pearl Harbor, 25th CAB, 18th Trans. Det. Movement Control Team, and Pasha Hawaii.
Sgt. 1st Class Maria Dargo, 599th SARC, scans and records a 25th CAB vehicle that has been loaded onto the M/V Jean Anne, while Navy Cargo Handling Battalion 8 personnel lash it to the deck, during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
A tug pulls a Chinook helicopter into place after it is loaded on the M/V Jean Anne during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis, 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
From left, Greg Pangelinan, Guam Detachment transportation specialist; Sgt. 1st Class Maria Dargo, 599th SARC; and Staff Sgt. Andre Carroll, 599 operations NCO, scan and record equipment before it is loaded on the ship during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis, 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
25th CAB Soldiers load a Black Hawk helicopter onto the M/V Jean Anne during upload operations at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 16. (Photo by Donna Klapakis 599th Transportation Brigade Public Affairs)
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Eventually, Birkenau held the majority of prisoners in the Auschwitz complex, including Jews, Poles, Germans, and Gypsies. Furthermore, it maintained the most degrading and inhumane conditions–inclusive of the complex's gas chambers and crematoria. A third section, Auschwitz III, was constructed in nearby Monowitz, and consisted of a forced labor camp called Buna-Monowitz.
From the earliest years of the Nazi regime, German authorities persecuted homosexuals and others whose behavior did not match prescribed social norms. German police officials targeted thousands of political opponents (including Communists, Socialists, and trade unionists) and religious dissidents (such as Jehovah's Witnesses). Many of these individuals died as a result of incarceration and maltreatment.
After its defeat in World War I, Germany was humiliated by the Versailles Treaty, which reduced its prewar territory, drastically reduced its armed forces, demanded the recognition of its guilt for the war, and stipulated it pay reparations to the allied powers. With the German Empire destroyed, a new parliamentary government called the Weimar Republic was formed. The republic suffered from economic instability, which grew worse during the worldwide depression after the New York stock market crash in 1929. Massive inflation followed by very high unemployment heightened existing class and political differences and began to undermine the government.
Birkenau was created in 1941 as a satellite of the Auschwitz camp. The village of Brzezinka was evacuated for this purpose, and a handful of farm buildings were woven into the structure of the camp. This was even the case with the main gas chambers, which were located at the northern end of the site, where the railway tracks meet their end. Transits of prisoners were brought here from across Europe, and it was here that the 'Final Solution' was conducted at its most relentless level.
Schindler's profits were extraordinarily high because he used low-paid Jewish workers from the ghetto the Nazis established in the city. During the war, many industrialists like Schindler used the forced labor of Jews living in Nazi ghettos or concentration camps. Major German companies, including Volkswagen, Bayer, and IG Farben, the largest chemical company in the world at the time, profited handsomely from coerced labor. This labor often occurred in the worst conditions possible, and many workers died as a result of being subjected to excessively long, arduous work shifts without adequate food.
In 1988, West Germany allocated another $125 million for reparations. Companies such as BMW, Deutsche Bank, Ford, Opel, Siemens, and Volkswagen faced lawsuits for their use of forced labor during the war.[463] In response, Germany set up the "Remembrance, Responsibility and Future" Foundation in 2000, which paid €4.45 billion to former slave laborers (up to €7,670 each).[465] In 2013, Germany agreed to provide €772 million to fund nursing care, social services, and medication for 56,000 Holocaust survivors around the world.[466] The French state-owned railway company, the SNCF, agreed in 2014 to pay $60 million to Jewish-American survivors, around $100,000 each, for its role in the transport of 76,000 Jews from France to extermination camps between 1942 and 1944.[467]
The Polish government has maintained the site as a memorial for all those who perished there during World War II. Unlike the main camp at Auschwitz, Birkenau is not a museum, research archive, or publishing house. It is preserved more or less in the state it was found at liberation in January 1945. However, only a few of the wooden barracks remain and are now being restored. The brick barracks and other structures in the women's camp still stand. All four Birkenau krematoria were dynamited by the retreating SS, however their ruins can still be seen.
Soon afterwards, the gas chambers and crematoria were destroyed on Himmler's orders, since the regime wanted to hide the traces of its murdering machine ahead of the advancing Red Army. As Soviet troops came near to the camp in January 1945, it was hurriedly evacuated and 58 000 prisoners were driven out on a death march, during which most were killed. On the 27th of January 1945, the Red Army entered the camp (link in Czech). They found 7 650 exhausted and starving prisoners and a number of pieces of evidence of crimes that the Nazis had not had time to destroy. In the camp stores they found almost eight tonnes of human hair and over a million men's suits and women's dresses.
In the 1930s, Hitler had ordered rearmament programs that cannot be considered limited. In November 1937 Hitler had indicated that most of the armament projects would be completed by 1943–45.[129] The rearmament of the Kriegsmarine was to have been completed in 1949 and the Luftwaffe rearmament program was to have matured in 1942, with a force capable of strategic bombing with heavy bombers. The construction and training of motorised forces and a full mobilisation of the rail networks would not begin until 1943 and 1944 respectively.[130] Hitler needed to avoid war until these projects were complete but his misjudgements in 1939 forced Germany into war before rearmament was complete.[131]
The first 'bunker', with two sealed rooms, operated from January 1942 to the end of that year. The second, with four air tight rooms, became redundant in the spring of 1943, but remained standing and was used again in the autumn of 1944 when extra 'capacity' was needed for the murder of Hungarian Jews and the liquidation of the ghettos. The second measured about 1.134 square feet. The victims murdered in the 'bunkers' were first obliged to undress in temporary wooden barracks erected nearby. Their bodies were taken out of the gas chambers and pushed to pits where they were burned in the open. Between January 1942 and March 1943, 175,000 Jews were gassed to death here, of whom 105,000 were killed from January to March 1943.
The Holocaust was the murder by Nazi Germany of six million Jews. While the Nazi persecution of the Jews began in 1933, the mass murder was committed during World War II. It took the Germans and their accomplices four and a half years to murder six million Jews. They were at their most efficient from April to November 1942 – 250 days in which they murdered some two and a half million Jews. They never showed any restraint, they slowed down only when they began to run out of Jews to kill, and they only stopped when the Allies defeated them. More...
After Germany's loss in WWI, the Treaty of Versailles punished Germany by placing tough restrictions on the country. The treaty made Germany take full responsibility for the war, reduced the extent of German territory, severely limited the size and placement of their armed forces, and forced Germany to pay the allied powers reparations. These restrictions not only increased social unrest but, combined with the start of the Great Depression, collapsed the German economy as inflation rose alongside unemployment.
Today, the word Auschwitz has become synonymous with terror, genocide, and The Holocaust. The site, though partially destroyed by the retreating Nazi's in 1945, has been established as a museum to help future generations understand the atrocities committed within its fences. By 2011, more than 30 million people had visited the camp, and during 2014 a record number of 1.5 million people visited the Auschwitz complex and museum. Spokespeople for the museum said that from January to April 2015, over 250,000 people visited Auschwitz, marking a 40% increase over the already large numbers from the previous year. Authorities in charge of the site began to urge people to book their visit to Auschwitz online ahead of time to prevent them from having to turn people away.
The Texas Senator upset that holocaust denier, Arthur Jones has won the Republican nomination for Illinois third Congressional district. — Fox News, "Judge Jeanine: The rise of socialism," 1 July 2018 In 1947, with immigration quotas still in existence, the SS Exodus, a boat carrying holocaust survivors who intended to migrate to Mandatory Palestine, was boarded by British forces, who killed three and returned the rest to refugee camps in Europe. — Billy Perrigo, Time, "Prince William Is Visiting the Middle East. Here's What to Know About Britain's Controversial Role in Shaping the Region," 25 June 2018 As the son of a Polish holocaust survivor, the images and sounds of this family separation policy is heart wrenching,' Cohen wrote. — Chris Stirewalt, Fox News, "Like Bush and Obama, Trump gets stuck on immigration," 21 June 2018 According to holocaust historian Eric Saul, about 20 scouts of the 522nd Field Artillery entered Dachau's 'Camp X' finding the crematoria and gas chambers. — Johnny Miller, San Francisco Chronicle, "Survivors thank 'strange' liberators," 18 Apr. 2018 In the book, the protagonist — a black female — wakes up 250 years after a nuclear holocaust, to find that humans have been rescued by aliens with three genders. — Billy Perrigo, Time, "Octavia E. Butler, Who Brought Diversity to the World of Science Fiction, Honored With Google Doodle," 22 June 2018 As the son of a Polish holocaust survivor, the images and sounds of this family separation policy is heart wrenching. — Monique Judge, The Root, "Is Michael Cohen About to Flip on Trump?," 20 June 2018 So, yeah, one of the North Korean team members led the world to a nuclear holocaust [but] that's a truly impactful moment for that kid. — Mark Harris, Ars Technica, "First space, then auto—now Elon Musk quietly tinkers with education," 25 June 2018 To be sure, the current U.S. moral crisis is no holocaust and IBM's deep involvement in customizing its punch card technology for the Nazis stands out like a red flag compared to a simple government cloud services contract. — Aaron Pressman, Fortune, "Data Sheet—Tech Industry Condemns Migrant Child Separation Policy. But What Will They Actually Do About It?," 20 June 2018
In most ghettos, Nazis ordered the Jews to establish a Judenrat (Jewish council) to administer Nazi demands and to regulate the internal life of the ghetto. The Nazis routinely ordered deportations from the ghettos. In some of the large ghettos, 1,000 people per day were sent by rail to concentration and extermination camps. To get them to cooperate, the Nazis told the Jews they were being transported elsewhere for labor.
Those prisoners capable, began forcibly marching at the moment when Soviet soldiers were liberating Cracow, some 60 kilometers from the camp. In marching columns escorted by heavily armed SS guards, these 58,000 men and women prisoners were led out of Auschwitz from January 17-21. Many prisoners lost their lives during this tragic evacuation, known as the Death March.
To visit Auschwitz- Birkenau is a must. Everything is so good preserve and it learns you about the horris that hapeend to the poor people , woman and the small children. The blocks that shows you the glasses , hair and suitcases let you image how the people arrived there unknown what hell they are going to meet. Please visit these camps and tell all your friends to visit. we must learn so it will never happend again. I am takeing my brother and his family the November 2009. Been there 3 times already with different people. Since I visit auschwitz-Birkenau, Mathausen 9Austria)and Dachau (Germany), I cry each day thinking about the poor innocent people.
In order to gain a more personal perspective on the film, Spielberg traveled to Poland before principal photography began to interview Holocaust survivors and visit the real-life locations that he planned to portray in the movie. While there, he visited the former Gestapo headquarters on Pomorska Street, Schindler's actual apartment, and Amon Goeth's villa.
Several protective zones surround components of the World Heritage property and function de facto as buffer zones. They are covered by local spatial development plans, which are consulted by the Regional Monuments Inspector. The management of the property's setting is the responsibility of the local government of the Town and Commune of Oświęcim. For better management and protection of the attributes of the Outstanding Universal Value of the property, especially for the proper protection of its setting, a relevant management plan must be put into force.
Although many people responded with obstructionism and doubt, several rescue operations were run throughout Axis-controlled Europe. Some were the work of prominent individuals like Raoul Wallenberg and Carl Lutz who worked largely alone while other operations were far more complex. A network of Catholic bishops and clergymen organized local protests and shelter campaigns throughout much of Europe that are today estimated to have saved 860,000 lives. Danish fishermen clandestinely ferried more than 7,000 Jews into neutral Sweden while the French town of Chambon-sur-Lignon sheltered between 3,000 and 5,000 refugees.
Blitzkrieg sought decisive actions at all times. To this end, the theory of a schwerpunkt (focal point) developed; it was the point of maximum effort. Panzer and Luftwaffe forces were used only at this point of maximum effort whenever possible. By local success at the schwerpunkt, a small force achieved a breakthrough and gained advantages by fighting in the enemy's rear. It is summarized by Guderian as "Nicht kleckern, klotzen!" ("Don't tickle, smash!")
The gas chambers worked to their fullest capacity from April to July 1944, during the massacre of Hungary's Jews. Hungary was an ally of Germany during the war, but it had resisted turning over its Jews until Germany invaded that March.[177] A rail spur leading to crematoria II and III in Auschwitz II was completed that May, and a new ramp was built between sectors BI and BII to deliver the victims closer to the gas chambers.[178] On 29 April the first 1,800 Hungarian Jews arrived at the camp;[178] from 14 May until early July 1944, 437,000 Hungarian Jews, half the pre-war population, were deported to Auschwitz, at a rate of 12,000 a day for a considerable part of that period.[105] The crematoria had to be overhauled. Crematoria II and III were given new elevators leading from the stoves to the gas chambers, new grates were fitted, and several of the dressing rooms and gas chambers were painted. Cremation pits were dug behind crematorium V.[178] The last mass transports to arrive in Auschwitz were 60,000–70,000 Jews from the Łódź Ghetto, some 2,000 from Theresienstadt, and 8,000 from Slovakia.[166][179] The last selection took place on 30 October 1944.[162] Crematorium IV was demolished after the Sonderkommando revolt on 7 October 1944. The SS blew up crematorium V on 14 January 1945, and crematoria II and III on 20 January.[180]
These concepts remained tactical and operational. Grand-strategic and economic planning in Adolf Hitler's Reich were not shaped by a doctrine of lightning war. A familiar argument is that Nazi Germany deliberately rearmed in breadth rather than depth, proposing to tailor its force mix to specific situations in the context of a diplomatic strategy designed to keep Germany's enemies isolated from one another. However, no significant data support such a grand design. Instead, the best evidence indicates that Hitler sought rearmament in both breadth and depth, with an economy oriented to military needs as completely as possible. Instead, far from coordinating their specific preparations, the army, navy, and air force competed so intensely for scarce raw materials that as early as 1938 their demands seriously overheated the ramshackle Nazi economy. Throughout the war the Wehrmacht's inability to cooperate internally was one of Germany's most significant military weaknesses–a far cry from the smoothly working machine that is the essence of blitzkrieg in popular myths.
Initially the new facilities were "underutilized". From April 1943 to March 1944, "only" 160,000 Jews were killed at Birkenau, but from March 1944 to November 1944, when all the other death camps had been abandoned, Birkenau surpassed all previous records for mass killing. The Hungarian deportations and the liquidation of the remaining Polish ghettos, such as Lodz, resulted in the gassing of 585,000 Jews. This period made Auschwitz-Birkenau into the most notorious killing site of all time.
Following the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, Einsatzgruppen and, later, militarized battalions of Order Police officials, moved behind German lines to carry out mass-murder operations against Jews, Roma, and Soviet state and Communist Party officials. German SS and police units, supported by units of the Wehrmacht and the Waffen SS, murdered more than a million Jewish men, women, and children, and hundreds of thousands of others.
The enormous might of Hitler's Wehrmacht in 1941 lay in the quality of its personnel, its optimized organizational decisions (regarding operations in tank groups, air fleets and other formations), its top-notch operational art and tactics and in the fact that many of its weapons systems and military technologies were well matched to the blitzkrieg's objectives.
The rioting was triggered by the assassination of Ernst vom Rath, a German diplomat in Paris, by a Polish Jewish teenager, Herschel Grynszpan, on November 7th. Grynszpan did not attempt to escape and claimed that the assassination was motivated by the persecution of the Jewish people. Despite being attended to by Hitler's personal physician, vom Rath died two days later.
In the 1930s, the political landscape of Europe changed dramatically with the rise of Adolf Hitler and the German Nazi Party. Sensing the shift in political momentum, Schindler joined a local pro-Nazi organization and began collecting intelligence for the German military. He was arrested by Czech authorities in 1938, charged with spying and sentenced to death but was released shortly thereafter, when Germany annexed the Sudetenland. Schindler would take advantage of this second chance.
Nazi racial policy aimed at forcing Jews to emigrate.[109] Fifty thousand German Jews had left Germany by the end of 1934,[110] and by the end of 1938, approximately half the German Jewish population had left the country.[109] Among the prominent Jews who left was the conductor Bruno Walter, who fled after being told that the hall of the Berlin Philharmonic would be burned down if he conducted a concert there.[111] Albert Einstein, who was in the United States when Hitler came to power, never returned to Germany; he was expelled from the Kaiser Wilhelm Society and the Prussian Academy of Sciences and his citizenship was revoked.[112] Other Jewish scientists, including Gustav Hertz, lost their teaching positions and left the country.[113] On 12 March 1938, Germany annexed Austria. Austrian Nazis broke into Jewish shops, stole from Jewish homes and businesses, and forced Jews to perform humiliating acts such as scrubbing the streets or cleaning toilets.[114] Jewish businesses were "Aryanized", and all the legal restrictions on Jews in Germany were imposed.[115] In August that year, Adolf Eichmann was put in charge of the Central Agency for Jewish Emigration in Vienna (Zentralstelle für jüdische Auswanderung in Wien). About 100,000 Austrian Jews had left the country by May 1939, including Sigmund Freud and his family, who moved to London.[116] The Évian Conference was held in July 1938 by 32 countries as an attempt to help the increased refugees from Germany, but aside from establishing the largely ineffectual Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees, little was accomplished and most countries participating did not increase the number of refugees they would accept.[117]
The group raced to the English Channel, reaching the coast at Abbeville and cut off the BEF, the Belgian Army and some of the best-equipped divisions of the French Army in northern France. Armoured and motorised units under Guderian, Rommel and others, advanced far beyond the marching and horse-drawn infantry divisions and far in excess of that with which Hitler and the German high command expected or wished. When the Allies counter-attacked at Arras using the heavily armoured British Matilda I and Matilda II tanks, a brief panic was created in the German High Command. The armoured and motorised forces were halted by Hitler outside the port of Dunkirk, which was being used to evacuate the Allied forces. Hermann Göring promised that the Luftwaffe would complete the destruction of the encircled armies but aerial operations failed to prevent the evacuation of the majority of the Allied troops. In Operation Dynamo some 330,000 French and British troops escaped.[87]
Advocacy organizations worldwide called for British Royal Air Forces to bomb concentration camps particularly at Auschwitz. Although the plan was adopted by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill poor information-sharing between parts of the British government led the order to be ignored and the plan dropped. Such calculations were hardly the low point of Allied Responses. One story has that, low on supplies, the Nazis offered the British a million Jews in exchange for 10,000 trucks, which one British diplomat promptly refused saying, "What would I do with one million Jews? Where would I put them?"
Two robust editors are Blitzkrieg's keys to unlocking endless game play possibilities. The Mission Editor allows you to generate and add your own missions, chapters and campaigns according to the options you want most, from level of difficulty to type of action. The Resource Editor gives you total license to redesign the game, add or modify units, characteristics, colors, textures, sounds and more - unlimited freedom to play the game on your terms.
In the 1960s, Alan Milward developed a theory of blitzkrieg economics, that Germany could not fight a long war and chose to avoid comprehensive rearmament and armed in breadth, to win quick victories. Milward described an economy positioned between a full war economy and a peacetime economy.[124][125] The purpose of the blitzkrieg economy was to allow the German people to enjoy high living standards in the event of hostilities and avoid the economic hardships of the First World War.[126]
^ Some of the military historians who consider Operation Citadel, or at least the southern pincer, as envisioning a blitzkrieg attack or state it was intended as such are: Lloyd Clark (Clark 2012, p. 187), Roger Moorhouse (Moorhouse 2011, p. 342), Mary Kathryn Barbier (Barbier 2002, p. 10), David Glantz (; Glantz & House 2004, pp. 63, 78, 149, 269, 272, 280), Jonathan House (Glantz & House 2004, pp. 63, 78, 149, 269, 272, 280), Hedley Paul Willmott (Willmott 1990, p. 300), Oscar Pinkus (Pinkus 2005, p. 35) and others.
On the evening of November 9, 1938, carefully orchestrated anti-Jewish violence "erupted" throughout the Reich, which since March had included Austria. Over the next 48 hours rioters burned or damaged more than 1,000 synagogues and ransacked and broke the windows of more than 7,500 businesses. Some 30,000 Jewish men between the ages of 16 and 60 were arrested and sent to concentration camps. Police stood by as the violence—often the action of neighbours, not strangers—occurred. Firemen were present not to protect the synagogues but to ensure that the flames did not spread to adjacent "Aryan" property. The pogrom was given a quaint name: Kristallnacht ("Crystal Night," or "Night of Broken Glass"). In its aftermath, Jews lost the illusion that they had a future in Germany.
In October 1944, the 'Sonderkommando' crew crematoria IV revolted and destroyed the crematories. In November Himmler ordered gassings to stop, and a 'cleanup' operation was inaugurated to conceal traces of the mass murder. In January 1945, the Germans evacuated 58,000 prisoners who could walk. They left behind in the main camp, Birkenau and in Monowitz about 7,000 sick or incapacitated who they did not expect would live for long.
The number of Afro-Germans in Germany when the Nazis came to power is variously estimated at 5,000–25,000.[454] It is not clear whether these figures included Asians. Although blacks, including prisoners of war, in Germany and German-occupied Europe were subjected to incarceration, sterilization, murder, and other abuse, there was no programme to kill them all as there was for the Jews.[455]
During the war, Emilie joined Oskar in Krakow, and by the war's end, the couple was penniless, having used his fortune to bribe authorities and save his workers. The day after the war ended, Schindler and his wife fled to Argentina with the help of the Schindlerjuden to avoid prosecution for his previous spying activities. For more than a decade, Schindler tried farming, only to declare bankruptcy in 1957. He left his wife and traveled to West Germany, where he made an unsuccessful attempt in the cement business. Schindler spent the rest of his life supported by donations from the Schindlerjuden. He was named a Righteous Gentile by Yad Vashem in 1962, and after his death in 1974, at age 66, Oskar Schindler was interred in the Catholic cemetery on Mount Zion in Jerusalem. In 1993, Steven Spielberg brought the story of Oskar Schindler to the big screen with his film, Schindler's List.
Shortly after Hitler came to power, the Reichstag building, seat of the German parliament, burnt down. Communists were blamed for setting the fire and Hindenburg declared a state of emergency, passing the Reichstag Fire Decree that suspended basic rights like trial by jury. The German Communist Party was suspended and over 4,000 members were detained without trial. The next month, Hitler's cabinet passed the Enabling Act which allowed him to enact laws without the consent of the parliament for four years, effectively transforming the German government into a de facto Nazi dictatorship.
The commander of Auschwitz-Birkenau, Rudolf Höss, stated in his autobiography that in 1941 (no exact date is given) he was summoned to Berlin, where Himmler informed him that Hitler had issued an order to solve the "Jewish Question" for good, and that the order was to be implemented by the SS. "The existing extermination places in the east are unsuited to a large scale, long-term action. I have designated Auschwitz for this purpose," Himmler said.
By the end of the war, Schindler had spent his entire fortune on bribes and black market purchases of supplies for his workers.[80] Virtually destitute, he moved briefly to Regensburg and later Munich, but did not prosper in postwar Germany. In fact, he was reduced to receiving assistance from Jewish organisations.[39] In 1948 he presented a claim for reimbursement of his wartime expenses to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, and received $15,000.[81] He estimated his expenditures at over $1,056,000, including the costs of camp construction, bribes, and expenditures for black market goods, including food.[82] Schindler emigrated to Argentina in 1949, where he tried raising chickens and then nutria, a small animal raised for its fur. When the business went bankrupt in 1958, he left his wife and returned to Germany, where he had a series of unsuccessful business ventures, including a cement factory.[83][84] He declared bankruptcy in 1963 and suffered a heart attack the next year, which led to a month-long stay in hospital.[85] Remaining in contact with many of the Jews he had met during the war, including Stern and Pfefferberg, Schindler survived on donations sent by Schindlerjuden from all over the world.[84][86] He died on 9 October 1974 and is buried in Jerusalem on Mount Zion, the only member of the Nazi Party to be honoured in this way.[39][84] For his work during the war, on 8 May 1962, Yad Vashem invited Schindler to a ceremony during which a carob tree planted in his honor on the Avenue of the Righteous.[87] He and his wife, Emilie, were named Righteous Among the Nations, an award bestowed by the State of Israel on non-Jews who took an active role to rescue Jews during the Holocaust, on 24 June 1993.[88] Other awards include the German Order of Merit (1966).[89]


As the end of the teaching/learning year draws to a close the annual assessment day for student folios draws near. This year 5 Brisbane photographers joined with local professional identity Syd Owen to provide this important industry connection with the Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE's Photoimaging department's students. The team was (left-right) Alison Ahlhaus, Syd Owen, Andy Cross, Mark Schoeman, AIPP Queensland President Jan Ramsay, Cam Attree and Ian Poole.
This year assessment consisted mainly of final folios from the Certificate IV in Photoimaging (CUV40403) and a Diploma of Photoimaging folio. The folio submission consists of 16-20 high quality 20×30.5 images from work made throughout the year as course work. Students also present a photobook for assessment. The photobook represents a major component for holistic assessment of a broad range of professional practice from image-making, optimisation and online output through print-on-demand book service providers. Importantly the photobook project necessitates the development of a conceptual body of work which the student melds into a personal narrative.
These photographs of the event provide some representation of assessment day activities. The Photoimaging Team, Alison Ahlhaus, Rachel Susa and myself greatly appreciate the special connection that this industry liaison provides for the college, the students and the ability it provides for our student work to be moderated against contemporary industry standards in photoimaging.
It is always a pleasure to drive up the range to visit the great team at SQIT and be a part of this assessment day. Every year the students amaze me with their inspiring work. There was certainly some outstanding books and folios to white glove up for, assess and discuss with the students. Doug, Alison & Rachel are amongst the best educators I have had the pleasure of working with. Always challenging the students to think laterally and rise above the possible while being so caring of each and every student and their needs.


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Q: Solution of multiple materials Introduction
I'm trying to make some strawberry liqueur. The recipe I got says I should put alcohol, strawberries and sugar in a bowl and leave it soaking for 4-5 weeks. I read that making liqueur is not a chemical reaction, but only a solvent (mostly alcohol) acting on some fruit, herb or nut. So, intuitively, I would add the sugar only after the soaking time. I wonder if that makes a difference.
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If I dissolve material A in alcohol until it reaches saturation, how much of material B can I still dissolve in the solution?

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*Nothing

*As much as with pure alcohol

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None of the materials are gaseous and both are soluble in alcohol.


My name is Evinda Lepins, the founder and president of CPM (Chicklit Power Ministries ) doing business as Trench Classes United. I am humbly amazed as I rewind the years and relive the formation of this ministry that began with writing a book back in 2008. When I finally finished my first book, originally titled "The Men in and out of Her Life," I was told I needed a website and so began the upward climb while awaiting publication. The URL www.chicklitpower.com was available. Thereafter, the blog, Coffee Hour @ Chicklit Power was born. I didn't even know what a blog was but quickly learned and wrote a series called "Loving the Unlovable/Difficult People in Your Life." From that series, and upon several requests, my book team and I hosted a workshop...and so began the ride!
In 2008 -The Men In and Out of Her Life completed, a website was created, a blog developed and another book completed which began the Coffee Hour Series, A Cup of Encouragement for the Day, which was available at our first workshop. A few months later, we hosted another workshop and CPM was born with the mission of appealing to the masses to help them thrive in life and love.
In 2009, Steve (my former therapist, book team member/board member) hosted a Blog Talk Radio show that continued for two and a half years and talked about every type of relational issue you could imagine! The next couple of years were packed with more writing, more workshops, book signings and growing our audience.
In 2011, He called me off the workshop stage and into the trenches to prepare for what was next: Relationship Trench Classes, which were based on the book How We Love (Milan and Kay Yerkovich). We hosted these classes for two+ years.
In 2012 we obtained our Non-Profit status!
In 2013, while hosting the relationship trench classes, I finally embraced His calling on my life as He led me to write a four-part curriculum called Transform, An In-depth Study to any Wound, Weakness or Worry, and we spent the next three years fine-tuning Transform, developing leaders and facilitators and here we are, today!


This vanity has a traditional design and is easily built with straightforward building materials and commonly used power tools. Additionally because it's more of a Shaker-style design making it simpler, it should only take a couple of weekends to build. The guy who wrote the plans, did not do the drawers himself. He opted to save some time and spend more by buying the drawers pre-made. Of course it's up to you as to whether you want to do the same or make your own drawers.


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import java.util.concurrent.Semaphore;

public class TrafficEntry extends Semaphore {

    private long lastAccessTime;
    private Object key;
    private int permits;

    public TrafficEntry(Object key, TrafficLimiterConfiguration configuration) {
        super(configuration.getPermits());
        this.key = key;
        this.permits = configuration.getPermits();
    }

    public TrafficEntryState tryAccess() {
        this.lastAccessTime = System.currentTimeMillis();

        return new TrafficEntryState(this.tryAcquire());
    }

    public void replenish() {
        this.drainPermits();
        this.release(this.permits);
    }

    public long getLastAccessTime() {
        return lastAccessTime;
    }

    public Object getKey() {
        return key;
    }
}

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While our most reliable component is gravity, we are constantly at work improving reliability, durability and effectiveness of each component of Oliver gravity separators and processing equipment. As a result, every advancement in durability pays off over the longest term of their owners.
Today, many of the most advanced improvements we have introduced revolve around automation and control. Through our partnership with Allen-Bradley®, the new Voyager, Maxi-Cap Platinum and Fluidized Bed Dryer include completely automated, menu-driven operation and power controls. These translate into simplified setup, accurate repeatability, and reduced training needed to get optimal results.


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"The family shall be the natural unit and basis of society. it shall enjoy the protection and support of the State for its establishment and development."
"The child, for the full and harmonious development of his or her personality, should grow up in a family environment, in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding...."
"The idea of the family must necessarily embrace the relations between parents and child. Although divorce legally ends a marriage, it cannot dissolve the bond uniting father - or mother - and child~ this bond does not depend on the continuation of the parents' marriage."
"Human beings are social animals. They depend on others. Their family, or extended family, is the group on which many people most heavily depend, socially, emotionally and often financially. There comes a point at which, for some, prolonged and unavoidable separation from this group seriously inhibits their ability to live full and fulfilling lives."


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The Early Days of Simics – An Interview with Bengt Werner
By Jakob Engblom
This is close to the 20th birthday of Simics as a commercial product, and in this blog post we take a look back at what happened before Simics went commercial. The product was officially launched in late June 1998. At that point, the code had been in development for seven years already as part of a research project at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS). The first lines of code go back to 1991, and I asked Bengt Werner who was part of the original project that ended up developing Simics some questions about just what the plan was, originally, and how things developed from there.
Bengt Werner, screen capture from the Youtube video of his presentation at the SICS Multicore Day in 2015.
JE: How did you get involved with Simics?
BW: I came to SICS in 1992, with a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering from Lund Institute of Technology (LTH) and after working three years at an Ericsson R&D company. SICS was doing research on massively parallel computer systems and they had come up with this idea called COMA (cache-only memory architecture). I got the task to build a prototype of it. At one of the other desks, Peter Magnusson was working on a simulator that could simulate a multiprocessor. It would later get the name Simics.
JE: What was the research project about?
BW: COMA was about making a massively parallel computer efficient, essentially by making sure caches worked even if scaling the number of processors up to thousands of nodes. It included questions ranging from how to design processor caches to how software like operating systems (OS) and applications would be affected. The architecture considered was radically different and design space to explore was huge. Simulation was the only reasonable way to get answers to the questions.
JE: So that's how Simics came into the picture I guess?
BW: Modeling and simulation was an important part of my education and I was surprised how little this was used in industry. At SICS, it was a given. To study cache effects, a solution had been developed that traced applications, but that excluded studying the effect of how the OS scheduled the applications and all code executed in the OS. So we wanted a multiprocessor simulator that would include running OS code. Building such a simulator was a research topic in itself and soon started looking for other users.
JE: What users did you find, and what did they want?
BW: Although we pitched Simics as a cache analysis tool in our research collaboration with industry, it was soon discovered that this kind of a tool is a great help when developing software, in particular parts that interfaced hardware. However, a company could not be dependent on a tool being developed and maintained by a group at a research institute. This was a driving factor behind forming a company behind Simics in 1998.
Source: Peter Magnusson, Magnus Christensson, Jesper Eskilson, Daniel Forsgren, Gustav Hållberg, Johan Högberg, Fredrik Larsson, Andreas Moestedt, and Bengt Werner: "Simics: A full system simulation platform", IEEE Computer 35(2), February 2002.
In this picture from 2002, you can see how we had worked on the messaging that a tool as Simics will reduce the development time. Testing can start earlier as you can run on the simulator. Testing is easier as the simulator makes control and instrumentation much easier. The interface between hardware and software becomes better defined and thereby reducing the number of bugs introduced.
I remember a surprised engineer at one of the companies we worked with, saying that they had never before had such high quality hardware specs as when they started to use Simics. This was an effect of Simics engineers asking detailed questions about the specs when they built models of the hardware.
JE: We used that picture in various variants quite a bit in the early Simics marketing materials – and it is still describes much of what we do at Intel today. It is a pretty prescient pitch (even if functional simulation existed and had been used to rescue projects before Simics).
What other projects existed at the time, and what were their pitch like?
BW: Note that we are back at SICS days, pre 1998, so "at the time" is not 2002.
When simulation itself became the research topic, the focus changed. It was a lot about the speed of the simulator but also generality and simulator features. We were comparing ourselves to other simulator projects, quoting speeds of various benchmarks and what software was run. One of the projects that was close to Simics was SimOS from Stanford University. Both were so called full-system simulators, capable of running operating system and driver code, not only applications. When the article "SimICS/sun4m, a virtual workstation" was published in 1998, we managed to be the first group to publish that the simulator had booted an unmodified commercial operating system.
JE: See the previous blog post called "Running Large Software on Wind River® Simics® Virtual Platforms, Then and Now" for more on the 1998 achievement!
It is worth noting the name of the simulator as written in title of the paper: it is "SimICS", capitalizing the last three letters. This was the original name, as a play on "Simulator from SICS". When Simics went commercial and cut the ties to SICS, the product was named Simics as a normal word.
Changing the topic a bit… when I joined Virtutech myself in 2002, I think I started out using Simics 1.2 with Simics 1.4 and 1.6 coming quickly after. Digging back in the early history for this series of blog posts, I discovered that getting to 1.0 took quite a while… why?
BW: The ambition of Simics has always been very high. One effect of this was that we wanted the 1.0 version of Simics to be complete. That included a long list of features that were not implemented in 1998. Instead we released customer specific packages and launched several beta program before Simics 1.0 finally saw the light of day in 2001.
JE: What were some of the more important early features?
BW: Speed was probably the most important feature. Users would never had accepted waiting for days, not even hours to boot their OS but Simics performance was sufficient to avoid this. Speed also increased the pace we develop models as lots of test-runs are needed.
There are several other features that are almost unavoidable. A command line to interact with the simulator, a programming interface to scale and automate the interaction, and a structure to easily add new models, were three that Simics started working on early.
Determinism was important both for our customers, who could reproduce problems easier, and for us because it reduced our debugging and testing efforts. Checkpointing is another interesting feature that has served both us and the customer. The customer could avoid re-running identical parts of a simulation. Internally, it forced us to define what the essential state of the model was.
More abstractly, you could say that a very important early feature was a short distance between our engineers and the users of Simics, making sure that we focused on developing what was needed.
Some additional observations on the early days of Simics was provided by Peter Magnusson in the foreword that he wrote for the Intel Technology Journal special issue on Simics that we released in 2013 (download the full text here). Peter was the driving founder behind Virtutech, and was originally hired into SICS to write the simulator that was to become Simics.
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Dr. Oscar earned his Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Ecology at the University of Florida. He has a M.Sc. in Zoology at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (Peru), a Master in Tropical Biodiversity Management at the Universidad San Pablo CEU (Spain), and a B.Sc. in Biology at the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (Peru).
An Avian Ecologist, he achieved more than 20 years of experience executing bird surveys and monitoring in Peru and wrote more than 40 papers and technical documents on bird ecology, populations and natural history. He still does research in tropical Ornithology, plant-animal interactions, conservation and the positive interaction between science and the Christian Faith. His doctoral research was about the ecology of nectarivorous birds in the montane forest of the Andes. His research can be found at http://florida.academia.edu/OscarGonzalez and https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Oscar_Gonzalez26.
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Airline industry. How to Automate Some of the Daily Processes?
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By Romania Journal Last updated May 30, 2022
Digital transformation of processes within the airline industry tackles multiple challenges at once and is going to be a major sector goal for 2022. For starters, automating daily processes can significantly reduce costs and manual labour in the long run. In 2022, numerous types of aviation software target specific processes such as invoicing, slot requesting, cabin crew training or navigation routes, and many more task-specific software applications are being developed. However, another impending challenge that digital transformation targets has to do with aviation's global sustainability goals. Many flight planning apps or Electronic Flight Bags (EFBs) can now produce real-time tracking of fuel consumption and CO2 footprint and provide improvement suggestions.
Working in a bespoke software development company that specialises in aviation software solutions motivates me to think about the global impact technological advancements have on the aviation industry. For more than ten years now, Dreamix has partnered with a unicorn private aviation company to improve their daily processes such as invoice handling, flight data handling and airport slot requests. By all means, automating day-to-day operations can save airline companies lots of financial resources, boost effective communication and support digital upskilling programmes.
Let's see some vital automation areas that can be successfully addressed with aviation software solutions.
The Future of Aviation is Digital
Can you imagine just how many experts are working on a daily basis in airline companies and at airports? A simple Google search claims that in 2020 the aviation sector had more than 87 million employees. Plus, according to Statista, despite all recent Covid-related restrictions and aircraft groundings, the revenue of commercial airlines worldwide is estimated to be 373 billion USD. All this doesn't even add aviation fuel distributors, manufacturers of aircraft parts, as well as in companies dealing with digitisation of the sector. Now imagine the scale of digital upskilling required for sector employees to readapt to the new digital environment.
Nevertheless, technology makes modern aviation safe and predictable, that is why international aviation agencies and private companies constantly seek ways to innovate the sector. From procedural actions that require the use of reliable flight planning apps and air traffic/ slot management to the development and implementation of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning within aviation software solutions. We are all aware that airlines are essential for cargo and passenger transportation and given the sector dynamics and its economic importance, it is easy to understand the value of innovations here. However, digitisation of daily processes offers not only new opportunities but also poses the industry with new challenges such as the need for digital upskilling within the industry.
Aviation-Security and Passenger Experience
Ever since the September 11 attacks, aviation-security has been a hot topic for many debates. Oftentimes, technology is a primary choice for decision-makers to solve most security challenges. In 2022, numerous tech advancements such as X-Rays, screening devices, flight planning apps or AI-driven technologies are used daily by airline companies. For example, many airports have begun thinking about the concept of digital airports. The idea is that the future of airports will be all-digital and contactless thanks to the implementation of specifically designed aviation software, which will provide passengers with a seamless and more satisfactory flying experience.
How will aviation-security transform once digital airports become the standard? As a Covid-19-provoked innovation, we can already observe how major airports transform their security measures. For example, contactless biometric identification systems take over passport control on many international airports by scanning passengers' faces even with a mask on. Expectations are that digital airports will someday be able to provide contactless passenger flow. With these innovations, airports will aim to improve both passenger safety and experience. According to IATA's Global Passenger Survey 2021, 80% of airline passengers would prefer it if they waited for less than 3 min at baggage drop and no more than 10 min at baggage claim. Reliable aviation software solutions will tackle these issues of traffic management and time management.
Welcoming the Electronic Flight Bag
In 2021, Airbus officially announced on their website that an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) will be a new standard and that the company will only rely on EFBs from 2022. But what exactly is an electronic flight bag exactly and how does it help automate some of the daily processes in aviation? Partially tackling the sustainability goals by reducing paper documents on board, the electronic flight bag is an IT aviation solution that helps cabin crew with end-to-end flight management.
Some of the core functions of these specific aviation software solutions are tracking and visualising flight data such as flight routes and performance charts and storing vital documentation such as the digital operating manuals, safety procedures, equipment lists, etc. Currently, the two types of EFBs are installed (incorporated into the aircraft deck by design) and portable ones (all other components with EFB functionalities). Although all ongoing innovations are so exciting, the future promises even more tech-savvy aviation software solutions. For instance, Artificial Intelligence is a strong tech candidate to help airlines filter data, optimise their operations and achieve higher flight security and customer satisfaction as an end effect. Especially when integrated into flight planning apps, EFBs or other airport management software, AI has tremendous future potential.
Digital Twins of Aircrafts
Ever heard of digital twins in the context of aviation? Digital twins are special types of aviation software solutions that create near-perfect virtual representations of real-life aircraft. With all specifications, unique features, capabilities and maintenance requirements, digital twins help airlines perform flight simulations, gain powerful insights on performance and optimisation strategies. Oftentimes, digital twins identify the optimal point in time for a maintenance measure and help make the most of the service life of single components or an entire aircraft.
While the real aircraft is in the air, a huge data package is growing in its digital twin on the server on the ground. In a way, an airplane and its digital twins are a complementary couple and should ideally work hand-in-hand in daily operations from the production to the decommissioning of the jet. Digital twins can also help design better and more reliable aviation products and parts by exploring unique strengths, minimising risk factors, and facilitating fast implementation while reaching global sustainability goals.
Author Biography Aleksandrina Vasileva
Aleksandrina is a Content Creator at Dreamix, a custom software development company, and is keen on innovative technological solutions with a positive impact on our world. Her teaching background mixed with interests in psychology drives her to share knowledge. She is an avid reader and enthusiastic blogger, always looking for the next inspiration.
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I believe it is customary to announce a hiatus before it happens rather than after the fact, but the truth is, I don't ever plan to go on a hiatus from blogging. It just happens when life gets overwhelming. My last post here on Moviegoings went up around the time when I completed and defended my master's thesis (1 or 2 portions of which have appeared here while it was in process). Having generated 60 or 70 pages of intense academic writing during the previous month, I didn't really feel like sitting down to write anything for quite some time after that.
Furthermore, the day that I defended my thesis, I also attended the first meeting of my final graduate class, and about a month later, before I had even walked across the stage to receive my degree, I had begun my new job as a school librarian and social studies and English teacher. As librarian, I am also in charge of textbook distribution, and the first month of school I was in the building for most of every single day, easily surpassing 60 hours each week as I organized textbooks, reorganized the library, planned lessons, graded papers, and . . . Well, too many other things to list. It has been intense and challenging, but also highly satisfying and meaningful to work so closely with children from kindergarten through high school.
In the meantime, I have felt like I'm doing well to watch any movies at all, let alone generate any meaningful thoughts about them. And that is a state of affairs that I am simply not satisfied with. What I do here at Moviegoings is important to me, and I have no plans to abandon it, or even to lay it aside. However, with the start of my new career and other big changes on the way at home, it was clear that my return would require effort and intentionality. As the weeks went by, my thoughts turned with increasing frequency to how I could return to some kind of semi-regular posting schedule without neglecting my personal and professional obligations.
Basically, it comes down to something very simple that can still be very difficult to accomplish: a return to the basic discipline of writing every single day, no matter what, even if only for a few minutes. And that is what I propose to do, starting with this post. So, if any of you are still out there, expect to see some activity at Moviegoings once again! And if no one is still out there, I hope you come back and join the conversation I am beginning once again. I blog for myself (the only way to really sustain this form), but I prefer dialogue to monologue when I can get it.
~ by Jared on November 24, 2010.
I feel ya on this one, Jared! I've made it a discipline to write something longer than just an email to a friend each day, whether that be in a comment on a blog or a blog post in itself. I make an effort to make sure I'm thinking critically about something specific each day, because in this job, I'll be honest, it's pretty easy to let that fall by the wayside as I teach kids how to pronounce "motorcycle." And writing is how I think about things, so I completely understand this idea of disciplining yourself to write every single day. Kudos to you!
Woot! I've been checking back every so often to see if you had returned yet. Glad to have you back.


Discussion in 'Visas / Migration' started by judyd_71, Feb 23, 2008.
Hi everyone, I am new to this forum, and have a few questions about migrating to Australia from the U.S. My husband has applied for a visa, but we aren't sure how long it takes to get one approved. He does meet all the criteria for the migration. Under 45 and skilled in trades and just about anything else! I mostly work in the hospitality industry. How hard or easy would it be for me to snag a job there? Here in the U.S it seems as if employers in the hospitality industry are stuck on somones age or what they look like. I know that Australians are more laid back....at least thats what I hear!
We are thinking Brisbane would be the best city to move to, and would like as much info as we can get on the city. What areas are the best to migrate to? Are there slums in Brisbane??LOL. Also... My credit is not very good. At this point its pretty bad. Will that stop them from approving his visa? We are very much looking forward to moving there and starting new. Living near the ocean, the climate, and the economy are so much better. We are also taking our dog. I hear the quarentine process is long and painstaking. If anyone knows more about that, I would appreciate it.
It just about frazzles your brain doesnt it???
I dont think your bad credit will be an issue, I think they are mainly concerned with police checks and medicals being approved more than anything..
Brisbane is a lovley place, but I am bias, we live on The Sunshine Coast which is 50 mins north of Brissy..There are so many gorgeous areas to choose from ..
Hiya welcome to poms we are about 45 mins south of brissy ,so between me and Jo we should be able to help with any questions you have.The aussies are laid back and you shouldnt struggle finding a job have you looked at www.seek.com.au for a guide to vacancies?


The nights are drawing in and its getting colder outside the leaves on the trees are changing to that wonderful autumn colour so time for some cluster upgrades.
Most blogs document the install procedure of thing X but are less likly to document the running of thing X, Yes this is probably not that interesting for anyone but myself to read but as this blog is in part to document work I have done on my own projects it derserves a place here.
Luckly I do not use the server that often so most of the time it and the monitor are off. The only thing running is the remote PDU (hidden at the back of the servers), a pi that you can see on the switch which is a dns server and runs a tunc deamon for vpn comunications. The new addition is the white box, which is a basic sysnology NAS. I could have set one up on the server but I don't really want to burn 250W per hour for occasional data syncing from 2 computers. The synology nas has a nice 2TB hardrive which will server my perpose for now.
Since I have the server running, time to do some upgrades. Not gonning to bother mentioning the OS (apt update && apt upgrade -y done) Instead I am going to mention the upgrade process of the 2 clusters that I am runing; Kubertes and Cloudera.
Cloudera was really simple after loging into the cluster I went to parcels and update the various parcels. When you click update cloudera manager deals with the downloading, distrubitng and activating the update across the cluster.
the essentail bits of the commands are the following to convert the current running docker container into a volume so it can exisit between rancher versions.
After rancher has been upgraded we can check the current kubertes stack and check if we are uptodate. Starting the upgrade process is very simple just click and go. Slight problem was that it felt it took a rather long time (2ish) hours to cycle through all of the containers to upgrade them.


24/09/2016�� Learn how to play the board game Connect 4. If you have ever wanted help on learning to play Connect 4, here is a great and simple tutorial on the fun and exciting board game.... 24/09/2016�� Learn how to play the board game Connect 4. If you have ever wanted help on learning to play Connect 4, here is a great and simple tutorial on the fun and exciting board game.
Connect Four Variations Some versions of Connect Four allow you to play different games. For example, you can snap on wings on either side of the grid to play for five in a row, play power discs to get an extra turn or use a popout bar at the bottom to remove individual discs without emptying the whole grid so you can play PopOut and Pop 10 .
About Connect 4 IO Users can play in a public or private game, and enjoy 3D photo-realistic graphics as they play the classic four in a row game. It supports auto-graphics, so the game will also run smoothly on all devices including mobile, and scale up the graphics for faster devices based on their performance.
My first entry to the MSN World's Best App competition, an online, multi-player version of the classic Connect Four game, has just made it through the checking process and is now live on MSN!
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Teenager Sentenced in Fatal Oklahoma DUI
An Oklahoma teenager was sentenced last week following his conviction on two counts of first-degree manslaughter and one count of leaving the scene of an accident after a June 2011 DUI accident that left a man and his infant son dead.
Charged With Murder
Kenton Hannah, 19, of Verdigris, pleaded no contest to the charges in April. He has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for each manslaughter count and one year for leaving the scene of an accident, with all sentences to be served concurrently. Hannah was convicted following a fatal DUI accident in Claremore, Oklahoma, on June 17, 2011.
Witnesses say that Hannah, who was 18 at the time of the accident, was involved in a minor accident shortly before the fatal collision. He left the scene and begin fleeing on the wrong side of the street, headed northbound in a southbound lane.
At approximately 5:00 a.m., Hannah's truck collided head-on with an SUV driven by 21-year-old Ginger Watkins and containing her husband Eric, 21, and infant son Bryor, 7 months, as passengers. Hannah's vehicle struck the Watkins' on the passenger side, killing Eric and Bryor, and sending Ginger to the hospital. Hannah was found to have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.26, more than three times the legal limit.
One responding police officer testified that he heard Hannah say at the scene, "I'm sorry. I didn't realize I was so drunk." Prosecutors urged Rogers County District Court Judge J. Dwayne Steidley to give Hannah the maximum sentence, pushing for thirty years in prison.
Hannah's lawyer, however, requested a lighter sentence, pointing to Hannah's youth and saying that he could serve as an example to other young drivers, working to prevent DUI. In the end, Judge Steidley decided on a twenty year sentence for the young man held responsible in the DUI deaths of another young man and his infant son.
DUI's in Oklahoma
Between 2007 and 2010, Oklahoma saw an average of nearly 240 DUI fatalities each year. These types of accidents are entirely preventable if drivers choose not to drive after drinking. With thousands of alcohol-related crashes each year in the state, it is clear that not all Oklahomans are getting the message.
If you find yourself under arrest for DUI in Oklahoma, consider it a wake-up call and contact a DUI defense attorney who can help you get your life on track. Kenton Hannah will be spending the majority of his young adult life behind bars, and Eric and Bryor Watkins had their lives tragically cut short. Do not let the same thing happen to you; do not drink and drive.


HM Queen Elizabeth II (b. 1926), reigning monarch, was the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York, who subsequently became King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Educated at home, the Princess was a Girl Guide and a Sea Ranger before taking on public engagements at age 16. She married Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten – the son of Prince Andrew of Greece and a great-great grandson of Queen Victoria – in 1947. In 1952, the couple set out for Australia and New Zealand; on the way, in Kenya, Elizabeth received news of her father's death. She returned to England and was crowned, aged 25, on 2 June 1953. The delayed visit, the first of many tours of the Commonwealth, was accomplished the same year. She is currently the Head of State of the United Kingdom and 15 other Commonwealth countries. By convention, she is not involved the day-to-day business of the Australian government, but plays a ceremonial and symbolic role. Queen Elizabeth II made her 16th visit to Australia in October 2011. In 2012, Her Majesty celebrated her Diamond Jubilee and on September 2015 she became the longest reigning British monarch, surpassing the reign of Queen Victoria.


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Dr. Jacque Gray has received the Dr. Duane Mackey Lectureship and Award at the Great Plains Behavioral Health Conference in Rapid City, South Dakota, in recognition of her contributions in the field of addiction. Gray serves as a research professor for the Department of Population Health and as the associate director for indigenous programs at the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences Center for Rural Health.
At the Sept. 18 conference, Gray gave a lecture titled, "Many Pathways: Trails to the Future."
The Dr. Duane Mackey "Waktaya Naji" Lecture and Award recognizes people who study addiction and have made valuable contributions in education, mentoring, research, and service among American Indians and/or Alaska Natives. In addition, the award honors those who have tirelessly promoted and lived the ideals of equality and justice for everyone.
The Mackey Lecture/Award was created in 2010 by what was then known as the Prairielands Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) along with the South Dakota Prairielands ATTC Advisory Board. The lecture/award's namesake, Dr. Duane Mackey, spent his live promoting equality through education.


Canada-UK co-production partnerships – the perfect match?
Join our panel of Canadian producers, distributors and broadcasters to learn about the different ways that Canada-UK co-pros can come together, what makes a production partner desirable and how Canadian funds can be accessed.
Looking at case studies of what has worked successfully, and identifying potential pitfalls and challenges, the discussion will explore what Canada is looking for and how the special conditions that exist between the Canada and UK can work for both partners.


Now, why in the heavens would you like to predict the weather?
You dumb, this article is not about making Money ok?
Now, you are expecting too much from me!
OK, lets get back to the topic: "How to Predict The Weather?"
To lay the forther theory of Prediction put it in your mind that, " What you predict is Weather, What you get is Climate". Therefor in this business of prediction no one can blame you, even if you go wrong. Which you will go most of the times!
1. First you need to understand the fact that predicting weather is not as complex as Rocket Science.
No, you guessed it wrong. It does not require you to be a Math geek, not a science nerd. You just need to know the art of GUESSING. Now, I call this an ART because, you need to lay the same facts (Don't call them facts, they aren't. you know!) all the 365 days, in such presentation that the other person doesn't have the slightest guess that yesterday's weather was the same as predicted today.
2. The question arises, what creates Weather and what makes it so unpredictable? Some morons say that its caused by Temperature, Humidity, Wind, Moisture etc. Beware of these morons, they trap to misguide you from the ugly truth.
Yes, you are fortunate because now I am going to tell you the secret behind Weather Prediction.
Actually, Weather is pre-planed. Yes, it is! It is controlled in India by the Ministry. Now you know why minsters spend their time in Meetings and setting up agendas every now and then?
You may wonder why is it so? Now, it a secret, but I will unveil that. This is all for making bucks. The Stock Market and the Weather are interrelated. Now you know why both are so unpredictable. Ministers actually plan the Weather in order to get gains from the stock market. Ask me how? You dumb, read the title. This post is about predicting the weather. Not about The complex interrelationship between the Stock Market and the Weather.
I'll describe both in detail here.
Grab a cardboard, mat it with four symbols namely Rain, Cold, Hot, Humid. Now take a Dart and trow it towards the cardboard. And there you have the Weather fro the day! Yeah, I know its a bit complex. But man, nothing comes esy, you know!
You need a computer and past years weather record for this. Now having these resources at your rescue, you just need to remember to combinations CNTRL+C and CNTRL+V. Even now if you don't understand, then you must not be reading the Blog.


Alan Smeaton is Professor of Computing at Dublin City University (appointed 1997) where he has previously been Head of School and Executive Dean of Faculty, and is also a Founding Director of the Insight Centre for Data Analytics at DCU. He was a member of the Board of the Irish Research Council with a Ministerial government appointment from 2012 to 2018. He was also a member of the COST Scientific Committee which oversees the disbursement of COST's budget of €300m during the lifetime of Horizon 2020 between 2015 and 2018.
Alan is an elected member of the Royal Irish Academy, the highest academic distinction that can be awarded in Ireland. Within the Academy he was chair of the Engineering and Computer Sciences Committee from 2014 to 2018 In 2016 he was awarded the Academy's Gold Medal for Engineering Sciences, an award given once every 3 years for his "world-leading research reputation in the field of multimedia information retrieval". In 2017 he was elevated to Fellow of the Insttutite of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) for his "outstanding contributions to multimedia indexing and retrieval".
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18/Jun/2018 DECLINE OF THE I STREAM NEW TRACK
French post-black metallers DECLINE OF THE I premiere a new track "Enslaved By Existence" in the form of a lyric video. The track comes from the band's third studio album "Escape", due out on the 27th of July via Agonia Records. Listen to the song here:
https://youtu.be/JmnLIat4ZZo
"Escape" will feature six varied, original compositions replete with artwork from David Fitt, who filmed the new video.
The band commented: "After a heavy and neurasthenic first chapter, and an epileptic, dirty and violent second one, here's the last part of the Decline of the I's trilogy: Escape. It's now time to leave, to avoid this perpetual aggression of the outside world. All the other reactions leaded to a dead end. Running away is the only possible move for the subject to preserve its entity. There are many forms of escape: madness, suicide, technology, spirituality. This third album explores all of them. Musically, it's the synthesis of all the previews works; it's contemplative and slow but also very fast, dark and brutal".
"Escape" was recorded, mixed and mastered at Blacksun Recording by Junior Rodriguez. The album will be available in CD, LP and digital formats.
1. Disruption
2. Enslaved by existence
3. Organless body
4. Hurlements en faveur de FKM
5. Negentropy (Fertility sovereign)
6. Je pense donc je fuis
A: guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, programming, vocals
V: vocals
G: vocals
S: drums
Guest vocals on "Je Pense Donc Je Fuis" by Kyrieh Alienor.
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