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Do you love to be sneaky and stealthy? Join us at Spy Camp and learn how to be a nature detective! The precious Crown Jewels have been stolen, and there's only one person who can help the Queen of England: her newest secret agent, Mac B. Mac travels around the globe in search of the stolen treasure…but will he find it in time? Expect to learn how to make spy devices, how to write in code, and the stories of different spies throughout history.
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>> Sarah Drasner: Another thing is that this is an article I wrote where it has more information. This is the thing I meant to click which is this pen. So if I have this contact form that's in this kind of map marker thing. And I have a bunch of information about the contact and then I click contact and the contact moves over.
[00:00:22] And then we have the email and submit, I type here, I click submit and those become the loaders, which in turn become the success. And the only time you saw a bounce in that entire animation was that green part, was that this is different, something good happened. And again when we talk about that spatial information, if I said to you where is the contact form, you'd say it's in there.
[00:00:52] But there is no in there, they're just form elements and absolute positioning and stuff like that, right? It's just all tricks and stuff, it's all just on the page or whatever. But the idea that the people know where something is and where to go get it and to know how to work with that flow is a really important one.
>> Sarah Drasner: Another thing that's really important for context shifting is this idea of isolation. If I look at these three panels and I try to read them all at once, it's kind of hard to do. But if I isolate one of them, all of a sudden I can read it a lot better and I can understand it a lot better.
[00:01:29] So we're always scanning the environment around us. If we have to scan too much, it's very confusing for us, and if we can isolate that just a little bit then people can pay a little bit more attention to it.


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In this one-on-one interview with Acronis President, John Zanni we uncover how he mushroomed revenues at Microsoft's hosting division with a business strategy now commonly known as SaaS–or software-as-a-service. He's looking to 10x revenues again, now at cyber protection giant, Acronis.
John Zanni: I'm John Zanni. I'm the president of Acronis and also the president of the Acronis Foundation.
Jordan French: Great. So John, you and I, we have gotten to know each other a bit. You had a storied career at Microsoft. One thing the show's audience is interested in is how to grow their business more quickly, certainly – and you come at it from a pretty interesting angle. One of the things that you did that you told me, was shift business models. So can you explain what you did at Microsoft?
JZ: Sure. Yes, so I was at Microsoft for 16 years. Besides some of the early part of my career, which was more about learning about how to work within Microsoft, I've always been in a business development or new business area – usually related to the internet in some form or fashion. One of the items we talked about was that I took over the hosting channel when it was about a $150 million business, which at the time was quite disruptive. While everyone else, including Microsoft, was selling perpetual licenses with maintenance, I was going around with my team and selling subscription services to hosters to create offers based on Microsoft technology. So that was quite a bit of difference.
Over a period of six years, we root that business to being about $1 billion of run rate and incubated also the syndication of what is now called Office 365, and other services. So it started with just software being used on a subscription model, to software and services being used on a subscription model. That was a pretty fantastic transformation and of course, seven years later, those businesses are massively bigger than they were, even when I left.
JF: So what's the difference between selling a license and selling a subscription? Especially from a revenue standpoint.
JZ: Yeah. So the difference is when you sell a subscription, you get a little bit of money very frequently. When you sell a license, you get a lot of money up front and then you have to renegotiate the license for however long the term is – one, two, three years. The challenge there, of course, is that when you sell a subscription, you don't get a lot of money up front. So if you have a business model that's used to that, you can see a dip in your revenue that you have to manage very carefully. So that transition needs to be thought through regularly. The beauty about subscription is that it's a gift that keeps on giving, and so it just keeps on growing, and growing, and growing.
JF: And for Microsoft, was this the first time that they experimented with a subscription model?
JZ: They had some other models like that – some on the consumer side, but definitely in the business side, specifically with B2B offers. This was, as far as I know, one of the first ones that they were doing it. They did it because service providers were offering a hosted service, and according to the traditional Microsoft licenses, it was not permitted – so Microsoft had to make a license that allowed this new business model to be compliant.
JF: So one of the things that you did as a consequence of this, was change the terms of service of a license. Is that what I'm hearing?
JF: Wow. So you must have hit some resistance at some point in this change. Is that right?
JZ: Oh, of course. Well at first, the resistance mostly came from salespeople who had accounts. They were selling big deals with a lot of money up front, and then the guys would come to me and say, "Oh, I like John's offer better because I can just pay a little bit." And all of a sudden, they didn't meet their quota and I was a hated man within the enterprise sales group. Over time, the resistance was more…I would just say standard, in that no matter whether you're a $50 million company or a $50 billion company, there's never enough money to do everything you want to do, and so I had to compete for resources just like everybody else did.
JF: On that issue, we can all intuit that it's a matter of incentives for salespeople. If they're selling a subscription versus license and receiving a lot of funds up front, were there any solutions that you crafted? For example, amortizing a sale to get a commission?
JZ: Yeah. We tried a number of activities. It turns out, you have to….you have to, as an executive, you just have to make the decision because the sales motion is different. One of them is more of a partnership, which has some marketing components. The other one is more transactional. If you look at companies that have been successful in transforming from being a pure perpetual license company, to a subscription or services company, they've made some pretty difficult decisions. Adobe, for example, who literally overnight went from no perpetual to subscription. Microsoft, if you look at its history, it has made not as extreme of a change, but over time it has made those decisions. If you go to the Office website today, I challenge you to go find a way to buy Office as a perpetual license, for example.
JF: It sounds like it's had a profound mark on the industry. Let's look at the reasons why you would do that in a business. Why switch from what otherwise seem like sufficient revenues, from a license to a subscription model?
JZ: Oh, that answer is easy. It's the customer who wants it. Businesses would never make such a change unless there were some external factors that drove it, and the reality is that the internet and cloud brought two major changes: consumers got used to getting a lot of quality services for free – basically advertiser-funded, and then businesses saw they were able to reduce capex and start their business with a much, much, much smaller investment through subscription. That's the way it goes. And now, it's really ultimately driven by customer demand and request. Yeah.
JF: Yeah. Today it would seem that the status quo is a subscription model. In fact, it seems like there are whole crops of tech companies every year that pride themselves as being labeled SAS companies.
JZ: More and more. I mean, I've been…how should I say, waiving the subscription flag for 15 years. But what I'm seeing now is we've definitely passed the point where the default is subscription, and the backup is perpetual. Now of course there are still a lot of companies who buy perpetual licenses, but that's becoming less and less.
JF: And you're now president of Acronis. You've moved on from Microsoft. For those of you in the audience who don't know, Acronis is a leading cyber protection firm best known for its backup software, largely on the internet price side. Why were you brought into and hired by Acronis?
JZ: Sure. So we actually prefer the term cyber protection because it's more than just security. It's about really protecting all aspects of data, including authenticity and access. The reason I was brought in was that we, too, had made that transition from a traditional, on-premise software company to a software and services company. We also wanted to build a service provider channel, which I did in the past. So that's why I was brought in. In the first year or so at Acronis, the only thing I was focused on was jumpstarting our cloud business, and specifically, our cloud business as sold through service providers: telcos, hosters, and managed service providers.
JF: Fascinating. And was there a reason articulated why? Why move from the license structure?
JZ: Oh yes. So there was….well first, the industry was moving there. I mean, you've got companies like Carbonite who are 100 percent subscription, right? And the other part, though, is our heritage. Acronis and its founder, has always been channel-based and service provider channel base. So this is a motion we deeply understood, or at least the people brought into Acronis when Serguei came back. And so we made a bet that this was a way to uniquely grow the company, and frankly, leave the competition in the dust.
JF: Sounds like it. And for the analysts – the financial analysts in the audience, c-suite executives who are running public companies – to what degree do you see an impact on earnings multiple, or from feedback from investors, when you pivot to this model?
JZ: Okay. So I'll add a caveat that I am not a finance person. I've seen two items that have been consistent when I've talked to investors and finance people and analysts. One, at the early stages of your investment of moving into this kind of service, especially leveraged subscription service. What I mean by leveraged is that the way we grow is we have four factors: number of service providers, number of customers for service providers, number of devices per customer, amount of storage per device. They all multiply, and because they all multiply into…oh, and of course, the fourth one is price per storage. Because they're all growing, and one sort of flat lowering a bit, you get this accelerator effect.
Getting an investor or analyst to understand that at the early stages is very difficult because it's an exponential growth curve that, of course, is relatively flat in the beginning. The second part is once you hit a certain threshold, they start understanding that this thing has its own momentum and just won't slow down. I can tell you that even during some of the downturns while I was at Microsoft, the subscription business was still growing at strong double digits.
JF: Fascinating. So something for the audience to look into for sure. This is John Zanni with me, president of Acronis, formerly with Microsoft, who built up Microsoft's hosting business. John, for those who want to get in touch with you, how can they find you?
JZ: It's very easy. I'm always on, but jz@acronis.com. (No relation to the DJ), is the easiest way to reach me.
JF: Great. Well thanks, John. I appreciate your time.


The only other woman who is mentioned in Jesus' genealogy is Mary. The genealogy concludes in verse 16 with "Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom Jesus was born, who is called Christ." The virgin Mary was similar to these other women in the sense that she bore the stigma of pregnancy outside of marriage. Even though in reality she was chaste and pure, her pregnancy was scandalous. Joseph, in fact, was preparing to end the engagement because he assumed she had cheated on him. But then the angel appeared to Joseph and told him what was going on, that Mary was pregnant by the Holy Spirit. Here, again, there is humiliation attached to Jesus' birth. He not only has people like Judah and Tamar and Rahab in his family tree, but He's born to Mary who was pregnant outside of wedlock. For these reasons and many more, Isaiah 53 says, "He was despised and rejected by men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief; and as one from whom men hide their faces he was despised, and we esteemed him not" (v. 3).
This is our Savior, who came into the world in a way that seemed so humble and lowly, but He came to save the world and to rule as King over all.


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wireframe storyboards
someone told me the other day, well, it was Chris actually, that they liked the wirefames I was working on because they told a good story. they're not the actual words he used, it was much more thoughful and pondering on the back foot than that, but that was the gist of it. either way, that comment resonated with me, if I allowed to use a word like resonate, or resonated, because it captured the essence of what the wireframes were about. I've produced wireframes many times in the past that do just describe the physical location of application elements and the specific interactions that are required to be supported. you know, like, 'this button can only have 2 words in it, it is next to the other button, and when a user presses it, the four horsemen of the apocalypse gallop over he horizon, which we will probably implement using AJAX'. that kind of thing. my preference, however, is to develop wireframes that do that, to a lesser extent, but are much more like storyboards that describe a sequence of events in a way that can be easily visualised. now, I'm not talking about a set of images that describes Avatar 2 – All Your Trees Are Belong To Us, but the storyboard metaphor works at a much simpler level where I can walk stakeholders through a visualisation of the key interactions, including detailed UI elements, that, I think, makes understanding the interactions and changes in state much easier to grok, if I'm allowed to say grok, which I just did, kind of out loud. they're closer to design comics than wireframes, except they have wireframes in them. but with speech bubbles.
it doesn't work for everyone. I'll work on these with interface designers and application developers who will undoubtedly need to understand exactly how I anticipated that left-hand tab device working when it appears, in my wireframes, to overlap the chrome, or something, and 'wanted a wireframe, not a bloody AHA video', but hopefully, providing the context within which the interface elements sit and the describing their interaction through the storyboards, it all makes more sense than just presenting a page with a static diagram on it and saying 'build that please'. I'll soon see.
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hidden complexities
well, they're not very well hidden. I mean, you can't hide things you haven't defined yet.
I'm currently developing wireframes for UI specification based on user activity flows for applications for a client in financial services which is a sentence a bit more complex than I had anticipated when I started typing it even though I suspected there were elements to it that I hadn't even realised might be necessary in order to provide context that might make it rather more full-featured than the initial scope I had in my head. which goes some way to providing a metaphor for the user experience design conundrum I'm facing, if, in fact, a conundrum can be faced. its not an unusual problem. I'm designing a solution for a problem that can't quite be fully articulated. as I iterate on user interaction descriptions and map out user action flows and try to develop wireframes that support those interactions that can be translated into functional requirements for application development, its clear that the initial, narrow scope for must-have features for go-live of version-one don't tell nearly enough of the story to enable me to successfully capture all the core interactions, let alone the extended feature set that adds the value to applications that might actually convince the business that they really should use it thereby making all this effort worth making.
and this is a complex environment. it is a number of degrees more complex than most web-based, rich internet applications. as a single application that is part of a broader application framework that supports a wide range of trading activities, it is actually a quite small, discrete deliverable, but even that small, discrete deliverable, in the operating environment in which is is embedded, has an interaction model that is as big as you feel the need to define. you could easily take a number of weeks or months refining the activity flows, building scenarios, iterating wireframes and doing all those things you do to try and ensure that the user experience is as engaging and intuitive as is humanly or machinely possible and still, on each iteration, and at every review meeting, you'll find that there is another enormous chunk of user operations that you didn't know about yesterday and that chunk begets another chunk and that other chunk requires an altogether different contextual description to enable you to understand its operation and how the user interaction model might need to be considered if, indeed, we are to include this chunk you've just told me about in the initial release, which we are, because we actually want it all now.
but this isn't a bad problem. this is a good problem. as a user experience practitioner, the reason I do what I do is that I like to solve problems and provide elegant solutions. what I don't like to do is take somebody else's solution and just draw boxes and arrows around it. in this case, I get a complex problem and I'm asked to provide a simple solution – an excellent user experience – and how I solve it is up to me. perfect. I'm travelling more than five hours a do to do it, and they want it yesterday, but, really, minor irritations when to put them on the balance against job satisfaction.
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 John H. Light, American lawyer, politician from the state of Connecticut, and Connecticut Attorney General

See also
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Everyone's feet are different, but when you buy a pair of shoes, they come with insoles that are designed to (mostly) fit everyone. Don't your feet deserve better given the impacts they absorb for you all day long? A company called Sols has created a better way with a process where they can design and 3D print a custom fitted orthotic using just a video of your feet.
Pricing and availability haven't been announced just yet, but the service will have users take a ten second video of their non-weight bearing foot which is then used to generate an accurate 3D model. This model is then used to design a custom orthotic insole which is 3D-printed using a flexible, anti-microbial nylon material.


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Students must be grounded to roots in glory
Akash felicitates NEET UG 2021 rank holders
MUMBAI, Nov 13 (The CONNECT) -India's leader in test preparation space Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL) felicitated its students who were among the Top 500 rank holders in the NEET UG 2021 entrance examination.
The all India rank holders from Aakash Institute were students of its one, two-year or four-year programmes from across India.
This year in an historic result, all the three AIR 1 holders of the prestigious NEET UG 2021 are students of Aakash Institute. On the top of the list with AIR 01 are Mrinal Kutteri from Hyderabad, Tanmay Gupta from Delhi and Karthika G. Nair from Mumbai. Karthika is also the National Girl Topper by scoring a perfect 720/720. Other students in Top 10 are Jashan Chhabra from Mangaluru, Shubham Agarwal from Meerut, Nikhar Bansal from Agra, Meghan H.K. from Mysuru and Rajat Goyal from Chandigarh who have all secured 715/720 and obtained AIR 05.
Registering one of the best results, around 63,564 students from Aakash Institute have qualified the prestigious NEET UG Examination 2021. This is the second year in a row that Aakash Institute students have secured this feat in the NEET UG. Last year, Akanksha Singh from Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh had scored a perfect 720/720. A feat that is unparalleled in the test preparation sector in the country.
The felicitation event, titled, 'Champions of Aakash' saw the participation of the top management of Aakash, its faculty from across the country as well as the meritorious students with their parents. The event featured motivational talks by J.C. Chaudhry, Chairman, Aakash Educational Services Limited and Aakash Chaudhry, its Managing Director.
The highlight of the event was a Keynote address by Devdutt Pattanaik, well-known Indian historian, speaker, illustrator and author, known for his fictional writing on Hindu sacred lore, legends, folklore.
In his special address, J.C. Chaudhry said "For the last 33 years, I have only witnessed our students getting better. Three students of Aakash Institute have secured 100% marks creating a history in the medical examination segment. This is the beginning of a long journey. Almighty has planned 2 chapters of your lives, birth and death. It is up to an individual what choices one makes in between. There is no exception to hard-work and perseverance for succession in life. One should always be grateful for it. I urge you to give back to the society while living your life to the fullest making the world a better place for everyone. I wish all the students best of luck for their journey ahead and hope you achieve many more milestones."
An impressive number of 8 students from Aakash Institute have secured ranks in the Top 10; 23 in Top 50; and 46 in Top 100 in General Category. 17 students become State/UT Toppers include namely from Mrinal Kutteri from Telangana, Tanmay Gupta from Delhi, Karthika G Nair from Maharasthra, Jashan Chhabra from Karnataka, Rajat Goyal from Punjab, Md Zeya Belal from Bihar, Soumyadip Halder from West Bengal, S.A.Geethanjali from Tamil Nadu, Pavit Singh from Chandigarh, N S S Mishar from Odisha, Souradeep Das from Tripura, Mridul Aggarwal from Jammu and Kashmir, Shivank Patel from Chattisgarh, Madhav Sharma from Himachal Pradesh, Tanmay Kathawle from Daman and Diu, Nishtha Chaudhary from Meghalaya and Gurya Soni from Nagaland.
Aakash Chaudhry said, "Clearing a competitive exam like NEET is not easy. We have seen you all work extremely hard towards achieving this exemplary feat. I would also like to thank all the mothers for their hardwork and contribution. For the students, who think life will become easy now will only have to start the real struggle from here onwards. Since you cannot escape it now, my suggestion would be to make it worthwhile. I have witnessed my brother's journey of becoming a doctor, and from that I perceive apart from your mindset you also have to make your emotional quotient very strong. You will have to deal with eventualities on a day-to-day basis. This profession is said to be next to God because not only you are putting in your learnings to work but also bringing in your patience and empathy to be successful. Once you start developing these characteristics during your professional journey, you will become a renowned name in this field to reckon with. I congratulate each student for their exceptional performance and all the luck for your future endeavors."
Pattanaik said "Life will take you on different journeys. While being competitive, we need to be compassionate towards others. We need to be more inquisitive to gain richness from life. No matter how much successful you become, one should be attached to their roots. One should not stop chasing their dreams despite challenges. We need to have confidence in ourselves that no matter whatever the situation is, we will emerge victorious. I wish all the students success in the path of this selfless profession. "
The Aakash group has investment from Think & Learn Pvt Ltd (BYJU'S) as well as by world's largest Private Equity firm Blackstone.
Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL) provides comprehensive test preparatory services for students preparing for Medical (NEET) and Engineering Entrance Examinations (NEET), School/Board Exams and Competitive Exams such as NTSE, KVPY, and Olympiads. The "Aakash" brand is associated with quality coaching and a proven student selection track record in various Medical (NEET) and NEET/Engineering Entrance Examinations, Scholarship exams & Olympiads.
With over 33 years of operational experience in the test preparatory industry, the company has a large number of selections in Medical & Engineering Entrance Exams and several Foundation level Scholarship exams/Olympiads, a pan India network of 200+ Aakash Centers (including franchisee), and an annual student count of more than 250,000.


the mouth of Spring Cave.
Olivia Patick is one of two people assigned by GeoCorps and the U.S. Forest Service to educate Spring Cave visitors about the new gate.
For more information on cave regulations, visit fs.usda.gov.
White River National Forest is in the process of installing a gate on Spring Cave near Meeker, and Hubbard Cave near Glenwood Springs is likely to be next in line.
The gates would complement existing closures and other measures intended to halt the spread of white-nose syndrome, a disease that has decimated eastern bat populations.
While western bat colonies tend to be smaller than their lowland counterparts, the area has "a tremendous bat population," according to district wildlife biologist Phil Nyland. And while they generally get less attention than other wildlife, their impact is considerable.
"They serve a tremendous ecological purpose in terms of the number of insects they eat, including mosquitoes," Nyland said.
As such, land management authorities took no chances when white nose began to spread across the country. The Rocky Mountain region issued a blanket closure in 2010. In 2013, some caves were reopened on a seasonal basis, although caves on public land still require a permit to access regardless of whether there's a sign or gate.
Hubbard remains closed year round, while Spring Cave, a winter roosting site, is open to cavers from mid-April through mid-August. Even without the threat of white nose, the bats are better off left alone during the cold months, Nyland noted.
"They're vulnerable to disturbance during hibernation, and it takes them a long time to return their metabolism to that previous state, which requires energy and makes them more vulnerable to starvation, disease, cold," he said.
Gate construction on Spring Cave follows a public scoping period in April and is assisted by local community corrections labor. Support from GeoCorps has also allowed the Forest Service to provide some personnel to educate visitors about the cave.
Nevertheless, evidence shows that many visitors don't obey the rules. Gates on both entrances to the cave will allow bats through in the winter while keeping people out. One gate will be left open in the summer to provide access for permitted cavers. It's more likely to be a hindrance for curious amateurs than dedicated enthusiasts, observed Ken Headrick, head of the Colorado Western Slope Grotto, a caving club based in Rifle.
Headrick saw a major shift in the caving community during the three-year closure. Those who stuck it out exploring on private land or eschewing the underground entirely are generally eager to protect the bats and obey the rules.
The Western Slope Grotto follows the decontamination procedures for gear outlined at whitenosesyndrome.org, which includes extensive submersion in hot water or treatment with disinfectants like alcohol or bleach. Headrick stopped visiting Hubbard and other major bat haunts even before official closures, and generally supports limitations. That doesn't mean he wouldn't like Spring Cave open a couple weeks later, when low water levels allow deeper access.
"There's one weekend a year when all the cavers try to hit it at once, and that's not good for it," he said.
Still, gates can have other benefits beyond protecting the bats. Spring Cave has lots of graffiti, and Fulford Cave, near Eagle, has had most of its accessible formations damaged or removed.
By contrast, gated Groaning Cave, the longest set of passages in the state, is relatively pristine.
As for whether the recent discovery of white nose in Washington state — the first case west of Oklahoma — will lead to any new policies, officials are noncommittal.


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Are you waking up choking?. going with the top 3 main causes why you wake up choking in the. the throat that you want to clear is caused by stomach acid.
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waking almost choking/vomiting on acid reflux!!!. I still sometimes have to get up in the night. last night I woke suddenly choking on stomach acid and got up.
Apr 3, 2008. Stomach acid seeps up into your esophagus, where it can cause heartburn, burping, chest pain, sore throat, hoarseness, bad breath and, in serious. When to get help: If you wake yourself up with snoring or choking sounds, you might have sleep apnea, a serious breathing problem that can put you at risk.
Acid reflux choking in. but got woke up choking from fluids. in youe abdomen from enlarging uterus will push the acid from your stomach up to your.
Can Acid Reflux Cause Choking. coughing and sometimes choking on acidic stomach fluids. If you already experience acid reflux symptoms, waking up from.
Jun 28, 2008 · Two nights in a row i have woken up gasping for breath, which was relieved by coughing. It was like vomit, but just the acid. I am 16 years old and haven.
Jul 26, 2016. Problems arise when your LES doesn't function properly allowing your stomach contents to escape back up into your esophagus. These problems come in the form of distressing symptoms, such as heartburn, regurgitation, choking, coughing etc….More serious problems come when reflux goes untreated.
Inhaling acid whilst asleep – Acid. I have had acid reflux for 8 years waking up choking most nights and only. post-nasal drip pulling up the stomach acid.
I've dealt with BAD acid reflux my entire life, and pregnancy has made it so, so, so much worse Lately, I've been waking up several times throughout the night choking.
I woke up from a sound sleep to find my husband gasping for air. He said that while he was sleeping he had belched up acid from his stomach and was choking on.
Doctor insights on: Acid Reflux Choking In. but got woke up choking from fluids. abdomen from enlarging uterus will push the acid from your stomach up to your.
This 2017 Deadspin. chest and stomach pain. It kinda feels like when you really need to burp and your esophagus burns, only always and forever. When the pain gets really bad it can even cause a physical reaction where my.
Mar 27, 2017. Acid reflux is when the acid that is normally in one's stomach rises up into the esophagus (tube that carries food from your mouth to your stomach). sore throat, chronic cough, new onset asthma, or asthma only at night, recurrent lung infections (called pneumonia), waking up with a choking sensation.
Life – My husband and I are expecting our first baby. The first few weeks of pregnancy I was a smug vegetable-eating lady. Then things quickly turned upside down. My diet changed from veggie-heavy to carb-only. I found a few decent.
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)/Heartburn — UVA. – Esophagitis – inflammation of the esophagus; Bleeding and ulcers in the esophagus; Dental problems (due to the effect of stomach acid on tooth enamel); Chronic laryngitis; Asthma attacks and/or pneumonia (During sleep, acid may reflux from the stomach into the throat, drain into the lungs, and cause irritation.) Barrett's.
Dr. Anissian responded: Stomach bug?. Do you feel like you have a stomach bug? If so, ride it out, otherwise I would see your dr for an evaluation and need for.
Sep 14, 2015. Q. My husband has had acid reflux along with a bad cough for quite some time. He tried Prilosec, Zantac, Tums and other drugs, but nothing worked. It was so bad that he would wake up choking in the middle of the night from it. Last week he awoke very ill and in so much pain from the reflux that I thought I.
by Acid I wake up sometimes from sleep gasping and. Acid in throat while sleeping is a pretty classic description for a. not the amount of acid in the stomach.
Feb 2, 2015. Frequent earaches, sore throats, difficulty swallowing, or waking up regurgitating or up choking on food at night — with or without a chronic cough — may also indicate that you have GERD. If you experience any of these symptoms regularly, talk to your doctor about whether an acid reflux medication may be.
Apr 10, 2007. A bitter taste in the mouth, a chronic cough, sore throat, fatigue. if you're waking every morning with these symptoms of nighttime heartburn, you want relief. When you are sitting up, gravity helps drain food and stomach acid into your stomach. Colas can be related to reflux and to GERD symptoms.
Waking up choking?. It's like I have breathes back some saliva or maybe even some stomach acid. I will wake up coughing with sick at the back of my.
Jul 3, 2013. I woke up two nights ago having a sensation of choking. I thought I was having an allergic reaction to mixing Tylenol and Omeprazole and antidepressants. I went to the ER and the doctor said that the acid was splashing into my throat and that was causing some valve to close and that was what I was.
Oct 26, 2010 · woke up gasping for air, like airway was blocked, but turns out it was acid reflux that was coming up, I take Evoxac and have woke up choking.
Sep 8, 2017. But when you are lying down, it is easier for gastric acid and other stomach contents to rise back up the esophagus, causing heartburn. Additionally. The result – you wake up choking and coughing with a sore throat. Research. Acid Reflux adversely affects sleep quality by waking you up at night. At the.
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Two nights in a row i have woken up gasping for breath, which was relieved by coughing. It was like vomit, but just the acid. I am 16 years old and haven.
Compare Diet To Avoid Acid Reflux between Woke Up Coughing And Choking On Acid Reflux and What To Do For Heartburn And Acid. also increases acid in the stomach.
woke up gasping for air, like airway was blocked, but turns out it was acid reflux that was coming up, I take Evoxac and have woke up choking on my saliva.
Does anyone else suffer with this? A couple of times now I've woke up in the night coughing like mad and gasping for air, feels like I'm choking on acid and makes you.
I was a runner but each time I get back into it I wake up at night with airway blocked for a few seconds. I think that the. Dear David & Dr. Norm—Please read my recent post under choking w acid reflux–or something like that (Just check out Wotan's recent post)—SCARY as all hell !!!!!! Thought i was gonna.
Acid reflux 101: Common causes, symptoms and. this allows stomach acid to back up into your. If you wake up choking, this may be a sign of acid.
I *had* eaten icecream right before bed, too, and I normally have pretty bad acid reflux anyway. Apparently your stomach acid comes back up into your throat and it's quite sticky. In my case I woke up choking and it tasted vaguely like blood so being as morbid as I am came to the conclusion that someone.


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Too dim-witted to study, let alone understand, law, but still fascinated by it, I have come across a few excellent legal blogs. One such example, Strasbourg Observers, is a blog written by a team of researchers at University of Ghent as a part of the European Research Council funded project named Strengthening the European Court of Human Rights: More Accountability through Better Legal Reasoning.
Some judgements can be hard on logic or seem plain bonkers, and one recent judgement looks very odd. An excellent summary and points of debate are raised in the blog article What is the European literary heritage?
The following is a personal take on the issue. I'm no lawyer, so expect mistakes.
The Turkish government had ordered the seizure of a Turkish translation of an erotic novel Les onze mille verges by Guillaume Apollinaire, which as the Court (available only in French) states:
[...] décrit des scènes de rapports sexuels crues, avec diverses pratiques telles que le sadomasochisme, le vampirisme, la pédophilie, etc.
So not exactly a nice read for the whole family. The Turkish Criminal Code prohibits publication of obscene or immoral materials that are liable to arouse and exploit sexual desire among the population. Both the text and illustrations fell foul of the law in the prosecutor's view. So the editor, Mr Rahmi Akdaş ended up with a fine of TLR 684,000,000 (or about EUR 1,100), which would have been turned into a term of imprisonment at the rate of TLR 22,280,967 per day in case of non-payment.
The case ended up in the ECHR, and the judges decided that this work by an internationally known author Guillaume Apollinaire (whom and whose work I didn't know, being a philistine, so I had to look up) belonged to the European literary heritage. The Court decided Les onze mille verges was European literary heritage on the following grounds: 1) this work was first published in 1907; 2) it has been reprinted many times and translated into in many languages; 3) it was included in the La Pléiade collection in 1993. While states can legislate and act against obscenity for the protection of morals, and the lines between the permissible and impermissible differed from one country to another, this didn't apply here. The Court considered that the scope of the discretion states enjoyed on recognizing cultural, historical, and religious peculiarities does not extend to prevent public access a given language, i.e. Turkish, to works deemed European literary heritage. Furthermore, the Court decided that the interference suffered by Mr Akdaş, which consisted of imposing a heavy fine and seizure of all copies of the book, was not proportionate to the legitimate aim pursued.
If the same book were written in French now, and a Turkish translation appears soon after, which Turkey bans on the grounds of moral, then it may well be OK to do so. It was not the content of the book that made it European literary heritage, but the work's age and fame. What factors are necessary to for a work to be considered European literary heritage? What's the cut-off date? How many print runs are necessary? Who decides an author is world famous? Which publishing house has the clout to elevate a piece of work to the canon of Court-backed European literature? The list of questions can go on and on. What if someone tries to argue that Hitler's Mein Kampf forms a part of the European literary heritage?
Are the judges of this court the final arbiters in deciding whether a piece of literature forms a part of the European litereary heritage? Perhaps there is a scope for legal surrealism as a literary genre.
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A small vineyard just west of Montepulciano in the spring. I was driving around when I looked over, slammed on the brakes and jumped out of the car to catch the sun coming over the hills in the distance.
A lamp in front of an old black wooden door in Dorsoduro, Venice. Nothing about this doorway or building for that matter was straight. This is one of those photos where the spirit level on the tripod and the bubble level on top of the camera is essential.
A long exposure photo of gondolas bobbing on the Grand Canal under a full moon. In the background is the Church of San Giorgio Maggiore.
Sculpted by Giambologna. The late afternoon light at the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence was perfect for a black and white photo of this amazing piece of art.
View of Florence from across the Arno River at Michelangelo Square.
This famous stand of cypress trees outside of San Quirico d'Orcia is an icon of Italy's Tuscany region.
A small chapel and two cypress trees in Lucignano d'Asso. Sadly, the two trees on each side of the door had spray paint markings indicating that they may be removed in the near future.
Morning fog in the the valley east of Mastiano before dawn.
Twilight in the deserted canals of San Marco, Venice. Still, quiet, peaceful — the best time to explore Venice when is when the throngs of tourists are fast asleep.
The famous Ponte Vecchio bridge on the Arno River in Florence during twilight.
Poppies growing up through a rusted bed frame in the Tuscan countryside north of San Quirico d'Orca.
Looking up at the Tower of Pisa after a recent cleaning in 2011.
Green door on a small canal in Venice.
The long driveway to Agriturismo Terrapille was featured in the film Gladiator.
Early morning under the arches at the Doge's Palace at Piazza San Marco.
A bright yellow umbrella, hanging up to dry from a second floor window in Venice.
A lone cypress tree on the rolling hills in Tuscany.
Looking up at the bell tower of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice.
A green door at Cimitero di Mammoli near Mastiano.
Early evening on the steps of Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute.
Marble columns at the entrance to San Marco Campanile.
Fading light in the hills surround Mastiano.
View of the mountains to the north of Florence from atop the domed roof of the Duomo (Florence Cathedral).


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Releases of water from Ruedi Reservoir into the lower Fryingpan River are getting more complicated and requiring greater coordination among agencies and stakeholders in both the river and the reservoir.
Tim Miller, a hydrologist with the Bureau of Reclamation, which manages Ruedi, discussed "the difficulty of meeting everyone's needs to their satisfaction" at a meeting in Basalt earlier this month.
A ready example of the need for coordination can be seen today on the river.
The current release of less than 50 cubic feet per second of water from Ruedi, due to the year's low flows and relatively high releases, is making it harder to maintain operations in the hydropower plant at the base of the big dam on the Fryingpan.
But, a recently amended lease of 3,500 acre-feet of water between the Colorado Water Conservation Board and the Colorado River District could bolster the low flows. But that lease does not start until Jan. 1.
Once it does start, however, that same lease of water could also provide higher flows through the rest of the year for the benefit of endangered fish in the Colorado River, which is a good thing.
Ironically, those higher releases may not be a good thing for anglers below the reservoir struggling to wade in higher water, or a good thing for sailors at the Aspen Yacht Club, struggling to reach their docks as reservoir levels fall.
It's all part of the new flavor of sauce bubbling up on the Fryingpan as the water in Ruedi, which holds 102,000 acre-feet, is now being used more often by more parties for more reasons.
And low water this year is presenting fresh challenges.
In addition to the regular releases from Ruedi of "fish water," which are designed to benefit endangered fish in the Colorado River near Grand Junction, a lot of water was sent out of Ruedi this year from other pools of water held in the reservoir under varying contracts.
In 2018, there were 19,496 acre-feet of "fish water" releases, and another 11,608 acre-feet of "regular contract releases" from Ruedi, according Reclamation.
That totals 31,105 acre-feet of water released from those two categories, which is well above the 21-year-average of 19,167 acre-feet.
Now the low flows of 2018 have forced Reclamation to reduce releases from Ruedi so the agency can meet its goal of filling the reservoir again by July 1.
On Friday, the Fryingpan below the dam was flowing at 41 cfs, and the river has not been above 50 cfs since Oct. 19.
And that's causing problems for the City of Aspen's hydropower plant, which sits at the bottom of the dam.
At the Nov. 8 meeting in Basalt, two city officials, Margaret Medellin, a utilities portfolio manager, and Rob Covington, a water resources and hydroelectric supervisor, brought up their concerns.
Linda Bassi, the chief of the CWCB's stream and lake protection section, told the directors of the CWCB last week about the various concerns voiced at the Basalt meeting.
She also told the CWCB board that as result of the meeting a new more flexible standard would be used regarding target flows in the lower Fryingpan, which have previously been set at 300 cfs to 350 cfs in an effort to maintain optimum "wadeability" in the river for anglers.
And she noted, the state will also be coordinating with the Bureau of Reclamation and the Colorado River District on the releases.
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Cinema Sunday: It Conquered the World (1956)
Title: It Conquered The World
Distributor: American International Pictures
Writers: Lou Rusoff, Charles B. Griffith
Director: Roger Corman
Producer: Roger Corman
Starring: Peter Graves, Beverly Garland, Lee Van Cleef, Dick Miller
Released: July, 1956
MPAA: Approved
If you put aside Hammer and Universal Studios, I think I'd have to give AIP the nod as far as movie studios go in the impact category. Their horror and sci-fi films were great. Sure, they didn't have the biggest budgets, so the special effects weren't the best, but the stories were cool, and they always found good actors for the roles. Whether it was "The Amazing Colossal Man" or "Blacula," AIP always gave it their all when producing a picture!
Speaking of pictures, you'll love this one as any watcher of this film will tell you, it's a sci-fi classic that must be viewed! The film isn't very long, but does have a few actors you'll definitely recognize. Well, without any more interruption, here's the plot…
The film begins with four scientists, as they're keeping an eye on a space probe that's circling the Earth. Dr. Paul Nelson (Peter Graves), remarks at how much the satellite cost, and that everything better go as planned or this project will get dumped. In a nearby office, a general, Secretary Platt, and another man, Dr. Tom Anderson (Lee Van Cleef), is explaining to them that this satellite business must stop because the aliens will put a stop to it if they don't. He vehemently pushes back, but they don't care. Later that day, Tom and Paul, who are good friends, are having dinner together (both wives are present too). Tom takes the time to tell Paul that he's made contact with an alien via his radio transmitter. Tom's wife, Claire (Beverly Garland), is reluctant for Tom to tell him what's going on, but Tom doesn't care. He shows Paul his radio but just then the telephone rings, and Paul is called away to the lab.
Back at Tom's house, he and Claire argue over the revelation about the alien. She's very wary about this, but Tom is convinced the alien is going to help humanity. Over at the installation, the satellite lost contact with Earth, and they can't figure out why. Tom then makes contact with the alien, and informs Tom that he hitched a ride on the satellite to Earth. Claire begs Tom to come to bed, but he refuses, and tells her he's going to sleep by the radio. She doesn't seem to broken up about it.
The next day, the satellite crashes, and the alien arrives. He hides out in a cave near some hot springs, as to closer simulate the climate from its home planet of Venus. Suddenly, every mechanical device n town stops working. Apparently, the alien wants to create chaos, and knows this will get everybody crazy in a short period of time. We next see Tom talking to him again, and giving him a list of names of the most influential people in town (I guess the alien has the Yellow Pages?). The alien responds, telling Tom that he has a control device he can use to subjugate the populace with. Just then, we see the alien, as it release these bat-like creatures that have stingers that implant a radio controlled device when they sting the back of the neck.
The first victim is the sheriff (Taggart Casey), and he gets hit immediately. Next is the general that runs the facility where Paul works. He attempts to hot-foot it to somewhere, but gets attacked by one of the bat creatures. He attempts to pistol whip the creature, and not shoot it…yeah. So, anyway, moments later, two of the biggest wheels in the area are under the control of the alien, and there are more to follow. Paul and his wife were on their way to town, but when their car died, they went to Tom's house. He then tells them the whole story, and both of them are appalled. Paul tells him he'll never submit to this alien, and Tom is not happy. Tom then takes them home, and the alien tells him that he must be assimilated.
Back in town, the sheriff tells everyone to get out-of-town, and they listen. One man wont leave, and the sheriff shoots him in cold blood! Paul questions him about it but he only says that the master wants everyone out-of-town. The sheriff attacks Paul, but the alien tells him to let Paul go. Back at Tom's house, he and his wife argue about the moral ramifications of this situation. Tom doesn't care, and his wife storms off. Paul then heads to the installation, but is stopped by the general. Paul can tell something is up, so he whacks the general over the head, knocking him unconscious. He takes the general's Jeep to Tom's house and questions him further about the alien. Tom spills the beans about everything, and Paul swears he'll fight this until his last breath, and storms off.
Can Paul stop this invasion by himself? Can he somehow rally the townspeople and stop this menace? The answers are here for the taking!
OK, here are my thoughts:
Just seeing Van Cleef and Graves at this early stage in both of their careers is great. You can see the potential in both, and that they had big things ahead. Beverly Garland was also pretty good, even though her scene near the end where she tried to act all tough in wasn't so good. The rest of the cast was very milquetoast, and didn't really add much to the film.
The sets were very plain, and basically what you'd expect from a low-budget offering like this one. The music score was just mediocre as well, except for a few short moments. The special effects were decent for 1956, and you'll really get a kick out of the bat creatures that the alien has at its disposal. Lets be honest though, when you see Roger Corman's name attached to something, you know you're in for a wild ride!
Definitely give this one a watch, because you need to be able to say that you've seen an alien from Venus, right (and the beautiful Beverly Garland – image below)?
Click here for the trailer!
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Award Winning Hot Wing Recipe. The wings taste great with bleu cheese dressing.
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Its over, people. As predicted here about a year ago, the EU is trailing off into the sunset, taking Germany's dream of a new Reich with it. The EU's Gotterdamerung (sunset of the gods) has arrived.
It has arrived in the form of immigration and the issue of free movement of people. That issue led to Brexit. That issue led to Trump's victory. And it will now cause the end of the EU, which has just been heralded by Merkel's early intimation that Britain can retain access to the EU single market WITHOUT accepting Brussels dictates on the free movement of people. What pithy opposition remains within the UK government and opposition will be running for cover in wake of Trump's victory. The nation-state, for now, will remain the political fulcrum of the world.
At the end Merkel saw the writing on the wall for herself. Not wanting to be the next Hilary Clinton, she caved in, and is now willing to open discussions of the issue of the free movement of people within the EU. Along with Orban in Hungary and Poland's insistence for a return of national rights from their repository in Brussels, the globalists are on the run. In the end, Nigel Farage won the day. Reform of the EU never would have happened without Brexit. Now, with Merkel's climb down, the EU project will be shredded in a relentless "death by a thousand cuts" from its own members.
Stick a fork in it people. The EU is over. The Euro (what's left of it) stands on the brink of obliteration.
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Well, Let Me Hear Ya Say "Nyet"!
From Dmitri Orlov:
The way things are supposed to work on this planet is like this: in the United States, the power structures (public and private) decide what they want the rest of the world to do. They communicate their wishes through official and unofficial channels, expecting automatic cooperation. If cooperation is not immediately forthcoming, they apply political, financial and economic pressure. If that still doesn't produce the intended effect, they attempt regime change through a color revolution or a military coup, or organize and finance an insurgency leading to terrorist attacks and civil war in the recalcitrant nation. If that still doesn't work, they bomb the country back to the stone age. This is the way it worked in the 1990s and the 2000s, but as of late a new dynamic has emerged.
In the beginning it was centered on Russia, but the phenomenon has since spread around the world and is about to engulf the United States itself. It works like this: the United States decides what it wants Russia to do and communicates its wishes, expecting automatic cooperation. Russia says "Nyet." The United States then runs through all of the above steps up to but not including the bombing campaign, from which it is deterred by Russia's nuclear deterrent. The answer remains "Nyet." One could perhaps imagine that some smart person within the US power structure would pipe up and say: "Based on the evidence before us, dictating our terms to Russia doesn't work; let's try negotiating with Russia in good faith as equals." And then everybody else would slap their heads and say, "Wow! That's brilliant! Why didn't we think of that?" But instead that person would be fired that very same day because, you see, American global hegemony is nonnegotiable. And so what happens instead is that the Americans act baffled, regroup and try again, making for quite an amusing spectacle.
The whole Edward Snowden imbroglio was particularly fun to watch. The US demanded his extradition. The Russians said: "Nyet, our constitution forbids it." And then, hilariously, some voices in the West demanded in response that Russia change its constitution! The response, requiring no translation, was "Xa-xa-xa-xa-xa!" Less funny is the impasse over Syria: the Americans have been continuously demanding that Russia go along with their plan to overthrow Bashar Assad. The unchanging Russian response has been: "Nyet, the Syrians get to decide on their leadership, not Russia, and not the US." Each time they hear it, the Americans scratch their heads and… try again. John Kerry was just recently in Moscow, holding a marathon "negotiating session" with Putin and Lavrov. Above is a photo of Kerry talking to Putin and Lavrov in Moscow a week or so ago and their facial expressions are hard to misread. There's Kerry, with his back to the camera, babbling away as per usual. Lavrov's face says: "I can't believe I have to sit here and listen to this nonsense again." Putin's face says: "Oh the poor idiot, he can't bring himself to understand that we're just going to say 'nyet' again." Kerry flew home with yet another "nyet."
What's worse, other countries are now getting into the act. The Americans told the Brits exactly how to vote, and yet the Brits said "nyet" and voted for Brexit. The Americans told the Europeans to accept the horrendous corporate power grab that is the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), and the French said "nyet, it shall not pass." The US organized yet another military coup in Turkey to replace Erdo?an with somebody who won't try to play nice with Russia, and the Turks said "nyet" to that too. And now, horror of horrors, there is Donald Trump saying "nyet" to all sorts of things—NATO, offshoring American jobs, letting in a flood of migrants, globalization, weapons for Ukrainian Nazis, free trade…
The corrosive psychological effect of "nyet" on the American hegemonic psyche cannot be underestimated. If you are supposed to think and act like a hegemon, but only the thinking part still works, then the result is cognitive dissonance. If your job is to bully nations around, and the nations can no longer be bullied, then your job becomes a joke, and you turn into a mental patient. The resulting madness has recently produced quite an interesting symptom: some number of US State Department staffers signed a letter, which was promptly leaked, calling for a bombing campaign against Syria in order to overthrow Bashar Assad. These are diplomats. Diplomacy is the art of avoiding war by talking. Diplomats who call for war are not being exactly… diplomatic. You could say that they are incompetent diplomats, but that wouldn't go far enough (most of the competent diplomats left the service during the second Bush administration, many of them in disgust over having to lie about the rationale for the Iraq war). The truth is, they are sick, deranged non-diplomatic warmongers. Such is the power of this one simple Russian word that they have quite literally lost their minds.
But it would be unfair to single out the State Department. It is as if the entire American body politic has been infected by a putrid miasma. It permeates all things and makes life miserable. In spite of the mounting problems, most other things in the US are still somewhat manageable, but this one thing—the draining away of the ability to bully the whole world—ruins everything. It's mid-summer, the nation is at the beach. The beach blanket is moth-eaten and threadbare, the beach umbrella has holes in it, the soft drinks in the cooler are laced with nasty chemicals and the summer reading is boring… and then there is a dead whale decomposing nearby, whose name is "Nyet." It just ruins the whole ambiance!
The media chattering heads and the establishment politicos are at this point painfully aware of this problem, and their predictable reaction is to blame it on what they perceive as its ultimate source: Russia, conveniently personified by Putin. "If you aren't voting for Clinton, you are voting for Putin" is one recently minted political trope. Another is that Trump is Putin's agent. Any public figure that declines to take a pro-establishment stance is automatically labeled "Putin's useful idiot." Taken at face value, such claims are preposterous. But there is a deeper explanation for them: what ties them all together is the power of "nyet." A vote for Sanders is a "nyet" vote: the Democratic establishment produced a candidate and told people to vote for her, and most of the young people said "nyet." Same thing with Trump: the Republican establishment trotted out its Seven Dwarfs and told people to vote for any one of them, and yet most of the disenfranchised working-class white people said "nyet" and voted for Snow White the outsider.
It is a hopeful sign that people throughout the Washington-dominated world are discovering the power of "nyet." The establishment may still look spiffy on the outside, but under the shiny new paint there hides a rotten hull, with water coming in though every open seam. A sufficiently resounding "nyet" will probably be enough to cause it to founder, suddenly making room for some very necessary changes. When that happens, please remember to thank Russia… or, if you insist, Putin.
July 29, 2016 July 29, 2016 EU, Merkel, Putin, Russia, war2 Comments
"If Necessary, Alone."
June 24, 2016 June 24, 2016 Brexit, EU, immigration, London, Merkel, violenceLeave a comment
Female British tourist 'beaten senseless' by security guards at Magaluf hotel
The headline reads: "Female British tourist 'beaten senseless' by security guards at Magaluf hotel" … except it wasn't her that was beaten senseless, it was him. So when a women isn't beaten, she is… When her boyfriend is actually beaten, the press tells us its HER that got beaten.
Men take the punches… and then the world is told how women suffer. This is the world that feminism has wrought. Only women suffer… even when they don't. Actually a perfect monopoly on suffering.
You watch and decide… she doesn't look like she was beaten senseless. She's kicking and flailing throughout. It was actually HIM who was beaten senseless… but not for the press to report it.
Remember: only women can suffer… even when they don't, it is WOMEN who are the victims. Is that clear now?
June 20, 2016 June 20, 2016 EU, feminism, Magaluf, Majorca, Mallorca, Spain, violence, womenLeave a comment
And so, full circle
Now the circle has been squared. We're going to receive a little "guidance" about how things should be done.
From the Telegraph:
The Government should give parents lessons on how to raise their children, Britain's leading public health expert has urged.
Professor John Ashton, the outgoing president of the Faculty of Public Health, said today's children are being neglected by "sweatshop" schools and bad parents.
He said the state must step in to help prevent the next generation being crippled by conditions such as anxiety, anorexia and obesity.
…not to mention, disobedience.
June 15, 2016 June 15, 2016 children, EU, feminism, immigration, parentingLeave a comment
Say Goodnight, Brussels…Say Goodbye Euro
If you live in western Europe, it doesn't get much worse than this. Your country is ruled by unelected technocrats in Brussels, your national sovereignty is being stripped from you, while what's left of your country is being invaded by hoards of foreigners, mostly (but not all) muslims – who hate the way you live.
And all the time you're told how great it is… by the press, by the politicians, and the banks. And then, to the east, a country like Hungary turns up two fingers to Brussels and actually gets immigration under control, and holds referendum after referendum on single political issues, in something that looks like an actual participatory democracy. But you don't get to do that, because your "representative democracy" of drunks and sexual deviants is "advanced" and superior. You realise you've been had.
And now, to top it all off, the currency which is supposed to be the shining beacon of the EU establishment's dream, created by people who, it is clear, are rank economic amateurs, starts tanking. Austerity looms ever larger, the IMF is threatening to jump ship and leave the EU on its own to sort out a debt crisis that is insolvable, and the currency just keeps right on tanking. You've been left holding the proverbial monetary bag. Sovereign default, dressed up as "restructuring" is coming and it will be the worst horror show Europe has seen since the winter of 1946/47.
The brief Euro rally is over. As predicted here several times in the past weeks, the rout has recommenced. Within a year or two the whole currency will be toast. New lows are on the horizon, and the "showpiece" of the EU is headed for extinction.Western Europe stands at the brink of political, cultural and social armageddon.
And they talk about the 'danger' of Brexit?
May 23, 2016 May 24, 2016 Brexit, EU, Euro, FX, Germany, war5 Comments
Victimology: The White Feminist and The White Russian
("Putin's Russia has thrown down a real political gauntlet to the Western world of feminism and political correctness. More than the conflict over Ukraine or Syria, his ability to woo those disaffected by the pc/feminist world is providing a political leverage no mere battlefield victory could ever impose on the vanquished.")
"When your opponent is suicidal, one need not ever fire a shot." – anon
Feminism sustains itself on the presentation of the female gender as a victim of male oppression. Without that narrative, it cannot exist. But sustaining that oppressor/oppressed dynamic also forbids feminism from acting with responsible authority, because its (necessary) victimology ultimately rewards powerlessness. Feminism, when dissected, is not a vehicle for empowerment (except for the elite few at the top of its super-structure or in government) but is, instead, an idea which teaches women to embrace their inner victim.
Victimhood provides a moral license for feminism to operate, so it can't just be let go. These days, if you haven't suffered enough, or haven't suffered for the right reasons… then you just ain't suffered at all. Without the right skin and gender mix, you cannot quality for any suffering whatsoever. That is for the privileged members of the victimhood only.(*please note: some SWM-fellow travellers will be allowed, as long as terms and conditions are strictly adhered to: Apologies and self-deprecation will be demanded at regular intervals.)
Extending the status of oppressed victim to the white female (especially the white university educated female),however, is a difficult task. Whiteness implies guilt, so racial disqualification must be avoided by asserting victimhood on grounds of gender. Axiomatically, the white western university educated (f.) feminist, has identified the political means to hide her whiteness: the historic 'culpability' of the white western heterosexual male. In that historic configuration, the white world of terror and shame is one in which non-male/non-whites have no substantial role other than that of the 'oppressed', or the heroic resister to – the 'patriarchy'. On the other side, if you are white and male, you are part of the 'oppressor' class. Of course, one of the benefits of this is that it enables the privileged, white, university educated female to talk down to the white male minimum wage slob. Privilege indeed.
This oppressor/oppressed narrative dismisses and exonerates the white woman as part of the culture of western imperial/colonial oppression. Western culture, after all, is to be deplored, except for its ultimate expression in the trappings narcissistic consumerism: the world of handbags, shoes and expensive clothes – (ironically, often times made by female child labour remunerated at a pittance.)
But feminism does not really have global reach, because history (shock horror) doesn't contain a continuous dynamic everywhere at once. The oppressor/oppressed dynamic which casts the white male in the lead role does not penetrate the slavic world in anything like the same manner it does in the west.
For feminism, fitting the white Russian slav into the anti-white male oppressed/oppressor dynamic is not an easy task.
The North American/Germanic/Scandinavian idea that men exist merely to oppress women fails in the Russo-Slavic world with the indelible cultural stamp of past warfare: namely, Stalingrad. It is not a dynamic that North American or even Scandinavian women know. It is the cement that holds the concept of male sacrifice in place in the Russian mind. Russian women know this. American women, having never had their lives and their culture on the line in the same way, simply don't. The white western feminist morality is one of convenience. Indeed, the white western feminists, taking their battle as an a priori liberation from an assumed all-powerful 'patriarchy' are having a tough time crossing the Russian 'frontier', and that is promoting a backlash. Feminism has gone beyond revealing its civic impotence, as it did in Rotherham, Cologne … and as it continues to do all over Europe and Scandinavia. It has now having broad international effects.
One of the unforeseen consequences of Rotherham and Cologne has been the elevation of the slavic world, not only as the potential saviour of the white hetero-male and the growing anti-feminist movement, but as the social force that will act as a future repository for the remains of western culture, when it succumbs to the self-destructive disaster that political correctness and feminism have created. That wasn't supposed to happen. Vilification of the white male was supposed to be universal and easy to establish. The political and moral 'surrender' of the white male that the white western feminist was supposed to relish in appears to have backfired.
Already feminism is causing a noteworthy cultural and intellectual defection of western men into the orbit of a Russian/Slavic social order. Vilification of Putin is failing while 'Putin admiration' in the west is hitting highs. Western political failure is causing a rupture of the Republican party, while seeing a concomitant surge in anti-establishment western parties. Compared to Trump, Geert Wilders, UKIP, Marie Le Pen and Alternative for Deutschland, Russia looks like a bastion of political calm and stability. Western culture asks itself, why do 'we' get the preening White House narcissists, while the evil Russians get the chess-master Putin? Why do we have to hate ourselves for being white when the Slavic world doesn't? This is dangerous territory for the west. It raises the spectre of an internal political defection brought about by feminism.
Putin himself seems aware of this and is already moving to capitalise on it. After all, feminism has provided him with a perfect opening.
In a December 2015 speech, Putin laid out his vision of Russia as a haven for those disaffected with political correctness and tired of feeling guilty for merely being white. In it, he implied that the western world's penchant for openness and tolerance was but a mask for what is really a slide into immorality.
"Too may nations are revising their moral values and ethical norms. … Society is now required not only to recognise everyone's right to the freedom of consciousness… but also to accept without question, the equality of good and evil, strange as it seems, concepts that are opposite in meaning. There are more and more people in the world who support our position on defending traditional values," Putin said.
Putin's Russia has thrown down a real political gauntlet to the Western world of feminism and political correctness. More than the conflict over Ukraine or Syria, his ability to woo those disaffected by the pc/feminist world is providing a political leverage no mere battlefield victory could ever impose on the vanquished. Feminism's maintenance of the oppressor/oppressed narrative is beginning to produce societal and security ramifications in the west far beyond those that the world of their righteous indignation have ever envisioned. In addition to creating the political bandwidth for the unrestrained foreign immigration which is destabilizing western Europe, feminism, in its insistence on female 'victimhood', is also beginning to destroy western society from within.
March 20, 2016 December 26, 2016 EU, feminism, Germany, immigration, Merkel, Putin, Russia, security, Sweden, war2 Comments
Breaking News: Actual Island of Truth Found Floating in North Atlantic!
There was a big hue and cry from people over a previous article here that suggested that Germany was using the EU as a vehicle to promote Germany hegemony, and that Brussels itself is merely a fig-leaf masking the unilateral nature of German control within europe. It seems like it hit a nerve because this blog was promptly attacked and the article deleted from within the content management system. So…
To those who are having a little trouble coping with reality, today we present a strong dose from the little island that told its banking system it wouldn't sacrifice its own nation for its financial sector: Iceland.
Iceland's Prime Minister, Sigmindur Gunnlaugsson, has come out and told a truth which everyone else seems to have a little trouble digesting, by saying that Germany is beginning to rule the EU unilaterally.
"When it comes to the big stuff, the decisions are made by two, and increasingly one, country," he said.
This , of course, has some rather serious repercussions for the U.K. electorate voting on a British exit from the EU in about 100 days: an understanding that remaining in the EU is really the final surrender of sovereignty to Berlin… and not devolvement to a 'voice' in the shadow puppet-theatre called, Brussels.
"Others are called to meetings to approve of what has been decided… this seems to have become the standard way of doing things in Brussels." Gunnlaugsson said. It should come as little surprise that Iceland has now completely withdrawn its application for membership in the EU. Gunnlaugsson says that it would be pointless for Iceland to join, as it would have no power at all. Outside the EU, some decision making can still be retained. The conclusion is pretty clear: If you want to retain an influence in your own future, stay out of the EU.
So, for those who believe that the UK staying in the EU means the British voice will be heard, and influence can be exacted, we present you with the new reality of German hegemony: total control. If you think Britain has a limited influence in Brussels now, just wait until after any so-called referendum. Britain will soon have none, and orders will be issued from Berlin; orders which serve Germany, and, as the situation in Greece shows, have no consideration for other 'member' (vassal) states.
One of the foundational points of the article, was that Germany is actually creating the new Reich. This was taken as fantasy. But it shouldn't be. Such down to earth commentators as Jim Rickards himself have noticed the same thing, and called it the same thing. Historical precedent is scaring the politically correct into silence about speaking re: 'certain' things… uncomfortable things… things that demand 'safe spaces' to be protected from. Honestly, if you can't see why political correctness is being pushed and what it was supposed to do by now, well, frankly, you are blind.
The truth is that Berlin is calling all the important shots in the EU. With Berlin controlling Brussels, the Reich is established. But that doesn't imply ultimate success. In fact, the EU has done very little on the ground to create 'ever closer union' with member states in the past year. Schengen's implosion is proof that there appears to be limits. The attempt by Germany to dictate who will take how many refugees shows how out of step Germany is with the rest of the EU, and how they think they can dictate all terms without political repercussion.
If collapse within the EU does come, the collapse will come from the inside, and not from outside attack. Germany has cornered its own political landscape into a series of impossible choices. The coming dust-up over the expense of a German-inspired refugee crisis is going to set up a battle royale for the distribution of public monies at a time of extreme financial stress. No lowering of interest rates into negative territory for an indeterminate period of time is going to stop this collapse either.The central banks are out of monetary ammo. Increasingly, German political hegemony is running out of ammo too. The continuing rebellion against that hegemony will persist, regardless of any referendum result.
March 13, 2016 March 13, 2016 EU, feminism, Germany, immigration, Merkel, war2 Comments
The Russians and the Refugees: A Tale of Modern Weaponry
"If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is because everything would be what it isn't. … You see?"
– Alice in Wonderland
The world stands informed, at last, by none other than the Kubrick-esque named US General Breedlove, that Russia is 'weaponizing' the refugee flow into Europe to destabilize the EU and gain leverage for the retraction of economic sanctions that the EU has imposed on Russia. Far from Russian attacks on "ISIS" creating a security corridor that would allow would-be refugees to remain and return home, in fact, the Russian campaign in Syria is yet another typical ruse to destabilize the region so that Moscow can use the resultant human traffic flow to undermine the EU. After all, as we know, a destabilized Europe will do the most to promote integration with the Russian economy.
This is typical Russian trickery.
If there is one thing we know from history, it's that a Russian knows how to lie, trick and deceive. They know how to hide under the beds of your children and frighten them; and then indoctrinate them against their own culture. This sacred knowledge, gained during the years of communism, has revealed that Russians know better than anyone how to deceive people, especially Europeans, causing them to engender their own death. Why just the mention of a Russian is enough to cause cardiac arrest in the western soul. One of their most effective methods of terrorising someone is to sneak up on the unsuspecting person and shout "The Russians are Coming!" – which will cause western people to cower and tremble in fear. And rightfully so, for that is what these sub-human slavs are like…scary.
As it was time to write tomorrow's news today, so the liberty has been taken. The north African refugee crisis in Europe is actually a Syrian refugee crisis created by Russia. Beware! Just like the Reds before them, they are coming to get you, and it is Moscow who is directing it all, as part of their 'evil and corrupt'™ plan to destabilize the world and take over the planet.
And how do we know this? Why none other than George Soros, that avuncular man of wisdom and selfless concern, who funds such humble organizations like 'Human Rights Watch', and Atlas-like, holds the concerns of humanity on his feeble multi-billion dollar shoulders, tell us so. He must be believed.
That's right. Its Russia who is 'weaponizing' the problem. Not NATO member Turkey.
Not Turkey, who is organizing and running the coyotes that make big bucks in the human trafficking world. Not Turkey who is now demanding a doubling of 'aid' to a £4.5 billion (minimum) to take back 50% of the refugees they trafficked in. Not the Turkey who is demanding visa free travel for its citizens in the EU, and progress on negotiations to enter the EU as a member. Nope – it is the Russians. That is because the Russians are clever… and tricky… and they are also evil. (Did we mention that they are evil?)
When you look around your cities – in Berlin, in Cologne, the suburbs of Paris, in north London, what do you see? Russian restaurants, Russian churches, Russian everything. Do not be fooled by the prevalence of Turkish kebab shops, and the people speaking Turkish. This is just a typical and clever deception of the evil Russian.
It is obvious that Vladimir Putin, that (insert female horror movie shriek) evil man is trying to subvert and tear Europe apart, because Europe would never be capable of doing that all by itself. Europe is a harmonious grouping of people who love each other, accept each other and want to live in peace and harmony. And the wide open and unanimous acceptance of "rule by unelected bureaucrat" in Brussels is proof of it. No voice need brook imaginary dissent. Brussels, after all, was a centre for the silent movies of the glorious 1920s, and silence we shall have again… in all matters.
And let us not forget history. We know from history how evil Russians are. Why look at Stalin. He was evil, and he was a Russian (wasn't he?) Look at Trotsky; another evil Russian, (wasn't he?)
The Russians are looking to destroy the Christian white population of Europe, because they themselves are mongrols.
Don't believe the stories that those refugees are mostly from north Africa and not Syria. That's is just propaganda. And don't even believe that those men are actually muslims. They are secret Russian agents.. skilled in the art of deception. Without this heinous Russian involvement, Europe would be living in harmony, Turkey would be an EU member and everything would be peaceful. If it just weren't for those damn Russians!
Its the Russians sending these migrants in. As a cover for the Russian take-over of Europe. A Europe which is being subverted by inhuman slavic evil. If we don't stop the Russians they will soon be on the streets of Cologne, attacking the children, assaulting the women, and robbing the men.
When the next terror attack happens in Europe, we will know that the hand of Russia will be firmly stamped on it. Because it is Russia who is 'weaponizing" the refugees to become terrorists.
Be vigilant. They are in the shadows plotting and subverting. They are under your bed. You must hide your children and your women.
The Russians are coming… The Russians are coming.
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…and this has exactly 'what' to do with feminism and 'red pill' knowledge? That will be answered shortly, in the next post.
March 8, 2016 March 8, 2016 EU, evil, Islam, Russia, Turkey, UK, war, weapons2 Comments
Merkel's Plan for German Hegemony Has Failed
"Why does it always have to be so grand, so Wagnerian?" – Gunter Grass
There has been confusion, consternation and bewilderment over the mass importation of north African refugees into Europe at the demand of a resurgent and unified Germany. There has also been, especially in the past two years, a growing discontent over the manner in which EU policy seems to be constructed in Berlin, genuflected to by France, and then systematically rammed down the throats of all other EU members. These two aspects are intrinsically related.
Germany, once again, is revealing its desire for European-wide hegemony. As its economy is large, and relatively functioning when compared to the rest of the EU (sauf the UK), it believes it can translate economic power into an EU-wide political domination that will result in its finally realised dream of a (now fourth) Reich. As many Germans privately reveal, what two World Wars didn't achieve, the EU and the Euro will.
There's just one problem. A century of history has made huge parts of Europe ill at ease over such a plan. How can Germany overcome both foreign and domestic suspicion that its vision of a new Reich is morally palatable to the rest of Europe? Simple. Atone for Auschwitz by presenting Germany as an open, free, non-racist European power who has purged its demons and is ready to assume the mantle of leadership which it feels it both deserves and is ready for. Allow millions of non-white north Africans and Albanians to flood the country in a demonstration of Germany's new-found spirit of toleration and understanding.
In its quest to appear politically 'reformed', the necessary pre-requisite for its european domination, Germany has laid the foundation of its own, and the EU's destruction. They have failed. Merkel's policy on refugees is tearing Europe (and Scandinavia) apart. A multi-front eruption into civil war is no longer dismissed as alarmist lunacy, but tangible possibility.
Just six months ago the popular magazine Der Spiegel (German version of Time) was tipping Merkel as a potential Nobel Peace Prize winner. No more. Recently depicted on its cover wearing the saintly robes of (the mean, vicious and self-serving psycho-fascist) Mother Theresa, Mutter (Mother) Angela now appears, like her Albanian saint-mirror, as a 'humanitarian' fraud; or at the very least, stupid beyond comprehension. Maybe Der Spiegel never read Christopher Hitchens' scathing indictment of that charming Albanian woman.
Merkel's open-door refugee policy was concocted to give a false image of moral atonement for Germany's past, that would clear the way for its domination of Europe. But, ever true to historical precedent, Germany is destroying the Europe it hopes to control. This time, the destruction could be for good.
Gunter Grass, the Nobel Prize winning writer, was fearful of the re-emergent German colossus, and stood firmly against re-unification. So did Margaret Thatcher, and so did French President Mitterand. After the drive to re-unification began, in 1990, Grass commented that he had "a powerful premonition of disaster." That disaster is now in full flow.
At its most innocent analysis, Germany has made a cardinal error in thinking that Turkey, with its post-Ataturk Islam-lite, was a template for the entire muslim world; including the north African and Pakistani world. After all, mass-Turkish immigration into Germany seemed to be fairly innocuous. That has turned out to be a significant, perhaps fatal, mistake. Firstly, the Turkey of the 1980s is not the Turkey of the 2010s. Like all political entities it is a dynamic, and it is one which is turning sharply towards conservative Islam. Secondly, north Africa is no 1980s Turkey. Mass north African immigration, which brings with it the necessity to feed, clothe and house several million unemployable people for decades – perhaps until death, will bankrupt a German government already in debt up to its eyeballs. Massive tax increases will then be needed, as far as the eye can see, which will implode the German economy, as well as the rest of Europe.
Gunter Grass was right… and so was Margaret Thatcher and so was Francois Mitterand. It was insanity to ever let Germany unify. Their attempts to restore Germany's post-Holocaust moral authority as a prelude to total EU domination (with, of course, France hanging on to German coattails, hoping for newfound glory) through mass north African immigration, has set Europe on a self-destruct course. The dreams of the ever re-born Reich may lay fallow for decades, even hundreds of years, within the German political psyche, but they never seem to actually die. The German political leadership seems pre-disposed towards re-creation of that Reich as its unshakable dream turned nightmare.
They are at it, yet again.
March 4, 2016 March 6, 2016 civil war, EU, feminism, Germany, immigration, Islam, itsthepatriarchy, Merkel, Reagan, Thatcher, war, womenLeave a comment