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it Was only a matter of time. Any writer of comedy with two fingers at the front you have the current president of the united States a bonanza comic inexhaustible. Netflix has not lost time and has reunido to Steve Carell with Greg Daniels, souls of the american version of 'The Office', for a new telecomedia addressed by the initiative of the Space Force of Donald Trump.
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Cocreada by Steve Carell and Greg Daniels, and starring the star of 'The Office', the series focuses on the people in charge of creating a new branch of the armed services: the Space Force. Carell will also executive producer. Daniels will serve as executive producer and showrunner.
The first information ensure that the salary of Carell, including his fees as co-creator and executive producer, set a new record will probably exceed a million dollars per episode.
despite the constant rumours and requests a new meeting at 'The Office', for both Carell as Daniels have too many projects right now (Daniels, is behind the upcoming comedy Amazon, 'Upload'), so it is likely that this return is not in the immediate future of both. But eh, 'Space Force,' could quench our thirst of workers are peculiar.
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Who were the Levellers?
Since I am re-launching this blog, I might as well explain its title. During the English Civil War of the 1640s, a number of movements arose that were more radical than the debate over the supremacy of Parliament or the Monarch. One of those was a religiously-inspired movement for democracy and human rights called "the Levellers." The majority of the Levellers were Baptists and Quakers and Congregationalists, with a few Presbyterians. They produced several good leaders like John Lilburne (Congregationalist).
Their best writer, however, was a General Baptist named Richard Overton, who maintained a long correspondence with Roger Williams that may have influenced some of Williams' writings and the shape of the Rhode Island Charter. There are gaps in what we know of Overton's life. We do not know when he was born, but he lived in Germany during part of the Forty Year's War. This experience gave (or reinforced) Overton a strong antipathy toward violence and war, especially religiously inspired violence and war. In 1615, Overton came to Amsterdam and joined John Smyth's congregation of proto-Baptists just after they merged with Amsterdam's Waterlander Mennonites. Since he was just learning Dutch (Overton was a polyglot), he wrote out his personal confession of faith in Latin–arguing for liberty of conscience, believer's baptism, and nonviolence. Then we lose track of Overton until 1638 when we find that he is back in England and a member of a General Baptist congregation. (Even though Helwys and 10 others split from Smyth to return to England and form the first General Baptist congregation, the General Baptists kept in touch with the Dutch Mennonites for 50 years, exchanging members without further baptism–meaning that they considered each other to be "of like faith and order.") Overton remained a General Baptist the rest of his life.
He became a pamphleteer for the Leveller cause. He wrote The Arraignment of Mr. Persecution in 1640 to put religious persecution on trial. It was in this pamphlet that Overton coined the term "human rights" half a century before John Locke or the Enlightenment. Overton was arrested for publishing without checking with the censor and went limp in classic nonviolent resistance, clutching his copy of the Magna Carta all the way to jail. Next the police arrested his wife (name unknown now) for continuing to publish his writings. She had a newborn child and the police refused to arrest her. So, the guard captain came back with new guards and they too would not touch an unarmed woman. Finally, a third set dragged her and her babe through the streets. Overton later wrote about this in terms that derided the manhood of the guard captain.
In jail, food had to be smuggled in for the Overtons and they shared with other prisoners. They discovered many thrown in prison for debt, so Overton began to argue for economic rights along with civil liberties, and the right to political participation. He argued for universal adult suffrage, for "free trade" (not as a slogan for international companies repressing unions and local peasants, but as an alternative to the inherited monopolies of the aristocracy), for a free press, for complete freedom of religion. Overton hated religious wars and one of the reasons he believed in religious liberty and liberty of conscience was as a peacemaking initiative. He argued against the death penalty, for laws to be written in the language of the people (vs. the practice of writing laws in French or Latin so that only the nobility would understand the laws), against torture.
The Leveller movement as a whole was not pacifist. They envisioned a small militia, but were against heavy arms buildups and the military adventurism of kings. Overton may have been a pacifist (he had been a member of a merged Baptist/Mennonite congregation in Holland) as all of the writings in which he is SOLE author indicate. He never argues that Christians should join the militia. Pacifism as a government policy was beyond what he could envision. But he wanted the rights of conscientious objectors protected–no more press gangs, or drafts, etc.
At any rate, I try to stand for the kind of radical democracy, defense of the poor, nonviolence and human rights in a contemporary context as Richard Overton did in the 1640s. Hence the title of this blog. This is an ongoing Leveller manifesto in the midst of an American empire. A call to return to a democratic republic and to live out justice for the poor and powerless. It is a call for radical baptistic faith in an era when most Baptists in the U.S. South have become willing pawns and mouthpieces for the voices of empire–and theocrats who must make their radical ancestors' blood boil. Radical Leveller faith lives on–here on this blog if nowhere else.
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Plot[ edit ] Meluha is a near perfect empire, created many centuries earlier by Lord Ram , one of the greatest Hindu kings that ever lived. However, the once proud empire and its Suryavanshi rulers face severe crisis as its primary river, Saraswati , is slowly drying to extinction. They also face devastating terrorist attacks from the Chandravanshis who have joined forces with the Nagas, a cursed race with physical deformities. Shiva, chief of the Guna tribe, accepts the proposal and moves to Meluha with his people. Once reached they are received by Ayurvati, the Chief of Medicine of the Meluhans. The Gunas are impressed with the Meluhan way of life. On their first night of stay the tribe wake up with high fever and sweating. The Meluhan doctors administer medicine.
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In the program they learned that in ancient Persia, demons were known as Daeva a term reserved for the Gods in Indian mythology , and angels were called Asuras a term reserved for demons in Indian mythology. Tripathi added, "It set me thinking that this was exact opposite of our Vedic etymology where evil was Asura and gods were Devas.
It struck me that if the two civilizations were to confront each other, they would be at stark odds and calling each other evil. Once he started to write a book about Shiva, he decided to base it on some fundamental beliefs of his.
It was their deeds in the human life that made them famous as Gods. Tripathi's grandfather was a pundit and his parents are avid readers of Indian mythology, hence he found it easy to trust what he had heard from his parents and grandparents, and relied on them for the stories in the novel. Around this time, Tripathi's wife suggested an alternative. She asked him not to control the fate of his characters beforehand, but let the plot develop on its own. Tripathi applied these suggestions and the result was a smoother outflow.
The manuscript for The Immortals of Meluha got rejected by 35 to 40 publication houses.
I was a finance guy and a staunch believer in digital marketing that has a better reach in the books market. It actually puts up a conversation rather than a two-minute wire on the same. He put up the entire first chapter of The Immortals of Meluha as a digital download from his website, so that the readers would get interested. With the help of his musician friend Taufiq Qureshi , he launched a live-action trailer film on YouTube and built an online community in Facebook and Twitter , surrounding the video, to further hold the reader's interest.
Hence Pusalkar chose to just portray the back profile of Shiva, standing in front of a huge lake. Since Pusalkar had never designed any book covers before, she felt that the task was more daunting for her, and explained "Shiva is a human of flesh and blood, he is not a God.
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The challenge was to show him as vulnerable. I portrayed him from the back, because Indian Gods are never seen from the back. He has battle scars and a sculpted physique.
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Ultimately, when Tripathi's agent Bahri decided to publish around 5, copies of the book himself, they already had the celebrity preview attached to it, and it helped in promotion. The book would be released in the United States in summer The album is an extension of The Immortals of Meluha and The Secret of the Nagas with special tracks inspired by important junctures like Shiva's dance and the war speech in the books.
This was the first time ever that an original soundtrack was made for a book series.
After its publication, The Immortals of Meluha received mostly positive response from critics for its concept but the prose received mixed reviews. It will be interesting to see how the trilogy progresses. One cannot but admire the creative drive that impels a finance professional to embark on such an ambitious odyssey on uncharted seas.
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One can actually sense the beats of Shiva's dumru and fumes of intoxicating chillum. Simply unputdownable. Some crunching of thoughts that tended to overlap and repeat would be welcome in the next two books.
One of these tribes, the Gunas, is led by the valiant Shiva, and they subsequently relocate to Meluha.
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The Immortals Of Meluha Marathi is available worldwide, and has been translated into twelve languages. The Shiva Trilogy has sold over two million copies since its launch in , and the series remains one of the fastest selling trilogies in the history of Indian publishing.
After working in finance for over fourteen years, Tripathi quit, and took the plunge to become a full-time writer. He was lauded as one of India's New Icons in the eighth anniversary special issue of DNA newspaper, and ranked number 85 in the Celebrity list by Forbes. He currently resides in Mumbai with his wife, Preeti Vyas, and their son.
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This doesn't:
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Msg 408, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 A constant expression was
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And this works:
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but results of the select seem to be stable.
I'm curios how SQL Server interprets this order by query?

A: You either have to have a constant number in the sort otherwise it will sort on value of the expression and not the column with the columnnumber of the value of the expression.
100*rand()+60;

That will give you a same value on all rows (try adding it to your select statment and you will se).
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will sort on column one, because its a constant.

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I'm curios how SQL Server interprets this order by query?

Look at the execution plan. There's no sort operator. SQL Server doesn't sort that at all. It's wise enough to know that sorting by a constant is a no-op.

A: ORDER BY a constant doesn't make sense. However, if variable or function is used in ORDER BY, SQL Server will calculate as expression instead of column index.
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here i have to send some notifiaction to android & ios devices,
using flutter framework i had built an app when device internet
connectivity is also not available i have send notification message
to device also app is not running in background.

A: Push notifications will reach the device once it comes back online, this is something not related to flutter or react native or whatever stack you are using. As long as you have the device endpoint (FCM) registered and you push to it

A: The notifications won't reach the target device unless it has internet connectivity.

There are many devices that go offline, and some never come back online. Messages for applications on these devices will continue to be accepted by FCM, but will not be delivered unless the device comes back online.

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Politics and Peace: A Spiritual Conversation with Marianne Williamson (complete interview)
I've interviewed Marianne Williamson three times, and she is electric: smart, fast, passionate, insightful, eloquent.
In some ways, Marianne is the most frustrating person I've ever interviewed, because each time I'm blown away and end up wondering how she isn't the best-known teacher of our time. And then I really think about the question and its answer a lot. I have only heard her speak live to an audience once, and the same thing happened.
Oh, what the heck, here's my theory: Marianne is a little, or a lot, smarter than most of us. Her insights occur on that level of intelligence and, maybe especially, on a wordless level. So, she's translating for us, and I think with that translation, although her words reflect those deeper truths, they still feel a little less authentic for the translation.
I suppose I think that when speaking live or doing interviews, like this one, the higher voice and vision cut through a little more in the moment than they do in products necessarily designed and edited for you and me. Nonetheless, regardless of mechanism, these interviews, like Marianne's books and seminars — everything she does — are incredible blessings. She has taught me, as well as millions of others, so much for which to be grateful.
This interview from 2007 is the middle one we did. To some extent it was overlooked in later excerpts I posted. I run it here online for the first time in its entirety.
Here's my original introduction to the piece, which ran in Pure Inspiration magazine. No need to update it significantly, save to say that Marianne continues to do essential work around the world. And also to note that she had the courage and vision of leadership to run for Congress, fighting to engage her deeper knowings into practice in a real-world way that was and is a testament to everything she represents: real-life spirituality. ~ Ray
For more than two decades, Marianne Williamson has been one of America's leading spiritual lights. Although she always has been politically aware and engaged, perhaps now more than ever Williamson is shining her light on the intersection between politics and spirituality — between political movements and movements of the soul.
Williamson's spiritual approach never was the "pie in the sky" variety. Her public work was grounded in the struggles, choices, and consequences of people's lives, including her own.
In 1989 Williamson founded Project Angel Food (www.angelfood.org), a Los Angeles meals-on-wheels program serving people affected by AIDS and other serious illnesses. The organization has delivered more than 9 million meals and feeds more than 1,000 people daily.
Williamson also founded the Global Renaissance Alliance, now called The Peace Alliance (www.thepeacealliance.org). This organization's mission is simply to create a more peaceful world. The group campaigns for the creation of a Department of Peace within the United States government to promote nonviolent conflict resolution, teaching peace within schools, and much more.
Most famously, of course, Williamson is known for her 11 books, including four No. 1 The New York Times bestsellers, on topics spiritual, political, and invariably deeply personal.
In our talk, Williamson spoke extensively about the critical importance of individual and societal maturation at a time when nuclear weapons are in many and untold hands. Learn more about this smart, introspective spiritual teacher and activist at www.marianne.com.
Ray Hemachandra: Why is peace such an important goal for you, Marianne?
Marianne Williamson: The number of nuclear bombs on the planet today — the sheer quantity of weapons of mass destruction in the possession of people and governments throughout the world — along with the fact that the use of brute force and militarism is an almost knee-jerk way of problem-solving on the planet today, makes the eradication of war the great moral issue of this generation.
The level of violence on the planet today is no longer sustainable.
In previous ages — and this was true even during our lifetimes — violence here or there did not add up to a threat to the survival of our species itself. That is where we are now, however.
Ray: Are there times when moral imperatives call for war? Must certain evils — evils that peace may not correct — be confronted militarily?
I would not suggest nation-states have shown themselves adept at identifying or acting upon such evils, or that such identifications don't have a largely subjective component. Obviously they do. But if the nation-state is ever to be engaged in questions of right and wrong, sometimes war may be necessary to fight for what is right and just. Think Nazi Germany certainly. Think Darfur possibly.
Marianne: I don't disagree with that, Ray.
Ray: So, are there fights worth fighting? What are the proper uses of war, and how can a peace movement account for them?
Marianne: Every person has to decide the answer to the first question for himself. I personally am not a total pacifist. I do believe there is such a thing as a just war. I believe, for instance, the effort to destroy the Nazi regime militarily was justified military action.
I think the vast majority of Americans would have supported military action to stop the second plane from hitting the World Trade Center, if that had been possible. I would have been among them.
So, are there proper uses of war? The answer comes from every person's conscience.
But I know this: Albert Einstein said, "I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones."
I think the question at this point is beyond whether or not war is ever justified. I think we must face a larger moral question now: Is the continuance of war on Earth, given the current state of technology used to perpetrate it, survivable? Is war itself survivable in the long-term for the human race?
These are spiritual questions as much as political ones, because something happens inside human consciousness when we consider the possibility there might be another way. Given how deeply the ways of war have penetrated our collective consciousness, it will take spiritual power to turn the issue around.
The human race is almost addicted to war. It's like we just can't stop. Yet we rarely confront the larger issue. We know on some level things can't continue the way they are forever. Generation after generation can't just be loaded with more and more nuclear weapons and not ultimately dance to that music.
But unless you believe in a transcendent force from which all hope stems, how do you summon up the real faith that we can turn this around?
The reason we don't often confront the larger question of whether or not war is survivable is because of a failure of imagination. We honestly cannot imagine having reached a state in our own evolution in which we do not fight.
Instead, we stay within the conversation in which war is a given, asking only about a particular war's moral justification.
Decades ago, perhaps we had the luxury of that limited conversation. But today we do not. We must carry the conversation further.
The issue isn't whether military action might be morally defensible or philosophically justifiable. So what if it is?
If military action begets a nuclear confrontation, then in what sense can it possibly be morally justifiable, given that the action could lead to the destruction of a majority of the human race?
Ray: Marianne, are the problems and turmoil on the national and world stages being mirrored in people's inner beings — in their souls?
People seem to be confused and uncertain. At a time when the world is in chaos, is it possible to remain peaceful? And is it even desirable — or does being peaceful disconnect you from what's happening out there in the world?
Marianne: Some people say it's a holographic universe: Each piece contains the whole. You can see evidence of this phenomenon now. People are wrestling with their own microcosms of the larger spiritual battlefield.
Individuals seem to have reached their walls and so has the entire human race. Whatever isn't working, isn't life-producing, isn't producing love for ourselves or others, is going to have to go now. Or, literally, there will be hell to pay.
The forces of darkness are intensifying. But so is the light.
The only antidote to chaos is peace itself.
The goal of the spiritual activist is to find inner peace even in externally chaotic circumstances. And that's how we ultimately transform chaos: by reaching a level of consciousness in which whatever ideas we need, whatever guidance we seek, will emerge to illumine the way.
I think the violence in the world right now is being reflected inside people. And I also believe the violence inside people is being reflected in the world.
From a pure metaphysical perspective, there is no world outside ourselves. So, at the deepest level, the state of the planet is more a reflection of the consciousness of mankind than the consciousness of mankind is a reflection of world events.
In Alcoholics Anonymous, they say every problem comes bearing its own solution. The evolution of personal consciousness necessary to find peace internally even in the midst of war is the same state of consciousness that actually will bring about the end to war.
Humanity's mission is to find a peace that lies beyond the veil — a peace that is not of this world. The peace that is not of this world is not dependent on human circumstances. But that doesn't mean we ignore human circumstances. There is a difference between transcendence and denial.
Genuine transcendence doesn't just look away from human suffering and say, "I am at peace, so I'm at the mountaintop." Genuine transcendence looks human suffering in the eye and attains peace because of a faith in things unseen.
Imbued with that faith, you do not look away from the darkness — you look through it to a light beyond. The Bible says, "Blessed are those who have faith who cannot see." You don't see the light, but you know it's there — just as an airplane pilot, when the visibility is poor, can't see the horizon but still knows the Earth is down there.
That power to be at peace — not because of anything your physical senses perceive, and sometimes in spite of what your physical senses perceive — is the power to help heal this world miraculously.
Ray: The societal conversation is very angry. Can individuals full of rancor and anger be successful advocates for peace?
Marianne: I don't see as much anger as I did even two years ago, or at least it's a different kind of anger. A lot of the anger has turned into sadness now.
I think there is a mature, sad, reflective, and scared quiet at the center of the American mind today. A new emotional sobriety is in the air. Don't expect to see it on TV, necessarily, but it's there.
The question you asked was whether people filled with rancor and anger can create peace. That's an essential question. Gandhi said the end is inherent in the means, which means you cannot create any more peace than you yourself have attained. An angry generation will not bring peace.
Many of us realize this now — it's a realization that comes more easily as you get older. You get to the point where you realize that unless you, yourself, become more of the change, you can't create too much change.
The next step is to go inside and expand your own internal capacity for peace, so you can be a greater bringer of peace to the external world.
If you say you live in peace, but you can't even be nice when your mother calls, you have work to do. Meditation, prayer, and forgiveness are as important as political activism.
Ray: Would you describe the modern day as a time of hope or fear?
Marianne: If a person is fearful, it is a fearful time. If a person is hopeful, it's a hopeful time. If you look at world events one way, fear is reasonable. If you look at the world another way, hope is justified. I'll tell you this, though: If you think humanity can get itself out of all this mess without divine help, then you're not being hopeful — you're hallucinating.
I have hope, because I believe in miracles. I believe in radical changes of heart. I believe the universe presents more options to a more loving mind. To me, hope is a moral imperative. I have hope and faith in forces unseen.
I believe there is an evolutionary impulse toward good that is etched on every human heart. It is placed there by the hand of God. I believe, as Carl Jung said, our drive toward balance is inexorable. Spiritually, we are yearning to go home. I believe the human race is ready to make a quantum leap forward spiritually and morally.
I see the universe as naturally and infinitely self-correcting. The problem, as I see it, is that the governmental and economic structures of the world in many ways block that impulse.
But we don't need to fight the forces of chaos so much as we need to restore and revitalize the forces of peace. We need to claim our power to turn the world around.
And what we need more than anything else is greater conviction.
People who hate often do so with great conviction. What we need are more people who love with conviction.
Montbatten said to Gandhi, "Little old man, do you think we're going to just give you India?" And Gandhi said, "Yes."
Gandhi responded in this way not because he felt he could amass enough military power to beat back the English. He had no military power at all. But he knew he didn't need it. He was relying not on brute force but on soul force.
It's soul force that removed the English from India. It's soul force that brought down the Berlin Wall. It's soul force that gave life to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s struggle for civil rights.
The soul force we need in America today, more than any other, is the spirit of atonement. We need to humble ourselves before God and ask forgiveness for the things we have done wrong. We need to ask God to forgive us for our arrogance. We need to ask God's forgiveness for our selfishness, our greed, and, at times — such as in Iraq — our imperialistic ways.
America is a great country, and we've done a lot of good in the world. But we are a collection of people, not saints. We have our own sins to atone for. And we need to face the shame and even horror of this realization — that would be soul force. The entire world would feel the vibration if America returned to its heart.
Higher thought forms trump lower ones. In the presence of a high frequency of human consciousness, all lower thought forms ultimately drop of their own dead weight. In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., "No lie will last forever." We have to work at removing lies from our own hearts. And on the national level, we do this not because we blame our country, but because we love it.
Ray: Do you think we're there? Do you think the American people are maturing, politically and spiritually?
Marianne: No one has a simple answer to the problems that confront us as a country and as a species. Clearly, there are no silver bullets. But as the poet Rilke said in Letters to a Young Poet, when things are very difficult and you don't have an answer, you must live the question. I think we are beginning to do that. From deeper questioning comes deeper answers, and I think that's where we are now.
It's difficult to be alive in America today and truly be in denial anymore. It's not hip to be unconscious or uninvolved. One of our great strengths is that we're an optimistic people, but that doesn't mean we don't have sad days. This period of time is in many ways sad. Our heart has been pierced — first by 9/11 and then by a disastrous war.
When the heart is pierced, there is pain, yes, but also an invitation to a greater becoming. You don't want to try to protect yourself from the pain of a crisis. You want to learn everything you can from it.
My hope is our political leadership ultimately will have enough faith in the American people to speak to our depth, our capacity for reflection. A greater spiritual depth is just beneath the surface in this country, but someone needs to speak to it for its potential to be realized.
Ray: Do you hear anyone trying to start that conversation and reach that depth?
Marianne: People are trying. I think you and I are doing it right now, Ray.
By the time something reaches the cover of Time magazine, it's old news anyway. Our most meaningful conversations go on late at night when we're on the phone with our friends or talking to our lovers. Sometimes we think, "We're the only people who see it this way," but that's really not the case.
Ray: Are there particular thinkers and leaders you recognize as moving humanity toward a brighter future? Is someone like Dr. King out there who can awaken our better angels, or do you instead find the true leadership in this groundswell we seem to be experiencing?
Marianne: I think we all need to be looking to the better angels of our own selves right now. We don't need to be looking for great people so much as becoming great people.
What we need is a revolution of values.
There is a dichotomy between people who feel economic principles should order human civilization and people who believe humanitarian principles should order human civilization. That essential disagreement is underlying practically all our world drama today.
We need love — an awesome love grounded in the evolutionary potential for life on Earth — to become the organizing principle for human society.
Anyone who is speaking of a greater compassion, a greater humanitarian concern, is a leader paving the path we all need to follow.
Ray: What does your spiritual practice look like these days, Marianne?
Marianne: I am a student of A Course in Miracles, which I believe is a profound, mystical path, and I have a Transcendental Meditation mantra. While I try to do a workbook exercise in A Course in Miracles every day, I often combine that with Transcendental Meditation.
More and more, I can see the real spiritual path is the effort to practice the principles I already know. I am a student of universal spiritual principles, and I read theology and spiritual writings, so my grasp of basic spiritual principles is fairly good.
But I realize that the curriculum is my life on any given day. At this point, more than anything, my spiritual path means looking at every circumstance and trying to see my part in where it's good and where it's not so good.
There is a lot to look at when you are serious about transformation. You look at everything you've ever done, every circumstance you've ever been in, cleaning up everything in your past. Reconciling, forgiving others, forgiving yourself. It's a lot of work, actually.
Showing up in the present. Watching your motivation. Watching your intention. Watching your thoughts. Loving well. (Laughs.) I mean, it's a full-time job, right?
Ray: Yes, it really is. Would you say you mostly are learning through joy or pain now, Marianne, and how do you think most people learn?
Marianne: A Course in Miracles says the Holy Spirit has a highly individualized curriculum for every human being. So, I can't say what most people are doing. I can only say what I am doing.
If I'm honest with myself, I think it's probably true I have learned more in my life through pain than through joy. But hopefully that's changing.
I think ultimately the point is not how we learn but that we learn. You can learn a lesson the first time, when it's presented in a package that is joyous — or at least palatable. (Laughs.) But if you don't learn the lesson the first time, then there will be a second time and a third time. And each time it will just get harder and harder.
That's true for individuals, and it's true for nations.
Ray: Have you found middle age liberating? Is middle age — the turning of the corner of our lives — the time we best can understand the idea of infinite possibility and transcending the worldly limits we've been taught and that we've taught ourselves?
Marianne: I think you have to grieve the loss of youth before you can claim the joy on the other side of it.
I've written a book about midlife, The Age of Miracles. One day while I was writing, I had what felt like a transcendent experience. I felt delivered to a luminescent space, which I knew was age at its best. And it was good, let me tell you!
Sometimes you are lifted up to the mountaintop as a gift from the universe, so you can see what is possible. Then you are put down back at the bottom: Now you have to earn it for yourself.
But I did have that moment, and I do know middle age can bring greater depth, greater wisdom, greater capacity for love, greater capacity for relationship, greater consciousness and desire to serve and awareness of the fate of mankind — all these wonderful things, yes. And I know I'm getting there.
It just takes time. A Course in Miracles says enlightenment begins as an abstract concept, and then it makes its journey without distance from the head to the heart.
At midlife, you're pregnant with the best self you can be — someone who has learned enough from both successes and failures to add up to a fine human being.
You can't rush the process. The gestation takes time.
Ray: How do you think the challenges of midlife today differ from the challenges people, and especially women, faced decades ago?
Marianne: We are living in such a blessed time in terms of the opportunities available to us. In her book The Longevity Factor, Lydia Bronte said we have added 15 years to our lives, but not at the end. We have put them in the middle.
I do believe 50 is the new 40 and 60 is the new 50. Hell, maybe 60 can be the new 40, I don't know. I believe that when we give ourselves permission, we can live with an excitement and heat and passion that most women in previous generations were unable to attain.
We're back to being pioneers. We're traversing new ground. So, while we are forging new paths, we are pretty much figuring them out as we go.
Ray: Is the United States having its own midlife crisis — a crisis of uncertainty and self-doubt, of lack of purpose and confusion? What are your prescriptions for regaining our footing? Can the country find an impassioned rebirth?
Marianne: I don't believe the United States is going through a midlife crisis. The United States is going through an adolescent crisis.
We are not becoming an elder. Perhaps, in developmental terms, we finally are becoming a mature adult.
For far too long we were the pugnacious, precocious, brilliant child, which turned, in some ways, into an obnoxious teen. At a certain point, if the teen is obnoxious enough, other people finally turn away: "We've had it with you!"
The teenager begins to realize he or she really does want to be part of a community, really does want to have good relationships with others, really does want to create something truly good with his or her life. The teenager comes to understand just being smart and just being privileged are not enough. And that's where we are as a country.
Ray: You have been an actor on the public stage for decades with your books, your speaking engagements, and your work with Project Angel Food and the Peace Alliance. Why are you doing an XM radio show for Oprah and Friends? What do you hope to accomplish or create with this work, and what is the conversation you are trying to have?
Marianne: I've always wanted to have a radio show. It has been a dream of mine for a long time. With a radio show I can sit in a studio, or ultimately even sit in my own living room, and talk to hundreds of thousands of people. How cool is that? So, when this extraordinary opportunity to reach out to a larger audience was given to me, I was very grateful.
I've interviewed Oprah on my show about her work in Africa. I've interviewed Al Gore. What I am trying to do is create a program that mines the story behind the story — the deeper, emotional, archetypal stories behind actors and events on the world stage.
The other day I interviewed three Vietnam veterans who served as Marines. One of them is now a Native American shaman; one is a student at a religious seminary; and one is a poet and an advocate for people who have post-traumatic stress syndrome. I had those veterans on my program so they could discuss their views of the Iraq war.
Talking to veterans, I don't just want to talk about statistics. Who are these people? What are they doing now? How do they feel? What was it like to be in combat? What was it like to kill somebody? Do you forget that? Do you remember that?
What does it do to your soul?
Ray: Marianne, what overarching goals do you have for your work now? And what's next?
Marianne: I have lived enough to know great things will unfold for me externally only if I allow them to unfold for me internally.
So, I take very seriously this notion that my highest job is to live a better life, all the time and to the best of my ability. I need to monitor my own progress — take my own inventory — and clean my own closet. I am trying to do all that.
I am trying to be in that alchemical soup of human transformation right now. I am trying to process, reconcile, forgive, let go, and grieve, when necessary, the past 54 years.
Hopefully, I will emerge more shining. If I have that good fortune, if I am blessed in that way — and I do feel I am in the middle of the blessing — then I have faith my service will be greater.
What that will look like, I have no idea. But I think part of our innocence is leaving that part up to God.
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A Labor Government would reassess negative gearing
There's been a lot of debate surrounding negative gearing lately.
While Prime Minister Tony Abbott ruled out any changes to negative gearing last week, Labor's Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has signalled a Labor government would take the issue to the next election and consider winding it back.
Speaking at the National Press Club on Wednesday, Bowen said it would be:
"Irresponsible to rule out going to the next election with changes to, for example, negative gearing."
"I have said our principle will be 1. Do not disadvantage people who have made investments in good faith under current rules. 2. Do not risk reducing the supply of new housing or, if possible, improve the situation with the supply of new housing'.
I've recently written a blog – why be so negative about negative gearing, but maybe Mr. Bowen doesn't realise that most negatively geared investment properties are owned by ordinary Australian "battlers", not wealthy ugly property investors as you can see in the following table which shows most negatively geared property investors earn less than $80,000:
Source: Herald Sun
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The Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) gives the capital city a new landmark building, but the real beauty of this world class facility lies within. The CCD Executive Chairman Dermod Dwyer gives Irish Building a whistle-stop tour of the centre designed by Pritzker Award-winning architect Kevin Roche.
In many ways, the Convention Centre Dublin can be looked at as a real gift to the Irish nation. With 44,000m² of floor space, it is the largest single-use building constructed in Ireland in decades, and the largest state-owned public-access building built since the foundation of the state.
Beautifully wrapped within a 7,000m2 granite facade and a 37m tubular steel glass drum, the elevators extending from ground level to the top floor within the atrium have the appearance of silver ribbons giving access to the delights within.
Convention centres are normally developed by municipal authorities and are usually loss-making entities, but The CCD is the first conference centre of its type to be procured by a Public Private Partnership (PPP), with Spencer Dock Convention Centre Dublin Ltd taking the risk as to whether the venue turns a profit or not. The private company engaged Construction Management Partnership (CMP), a joint venture between Treasury Holdings Limited, founded by Richard Barrett and John Ronan, and John Sisk & Son Limited, to design and build the centre, with The CCD entering into a, operate, maintain and finance the venue for a 25-year-period after which time it will be handed over to the Office of Public Works (OPW). In the meantime, the State will pay SDCCD by way of annual Unitary Payments over 25 years, a total of just under €380m in present day values.
The OPW brief called for a 2,000-seat world-class auditorium, a 2,000-seat banquet/exhibition hall and a 3,000-seat exhibition hall, along with numerous meeting rooms and back-of-house facilities, with the building required to have a 100-year structural-design life with major replaceable features, such as cladding, to be designed for a 40-year life span.
On arriving at The CCD, Dwyer takes us to the top floor of the atrium where the view is stunning – probably the best in Dublin. When events are taking place at The CCD, mobile electronic signage is used to direct delegates around the building – this allows all notice-boards throughout the building to be updated immediately and remotely, while cutting down on clutter. There are bars on each of the lobbies overlooking the entrance foyer, but most of the time these are hidden behind mirrored feature-walls, again giving the entrance areas a clean, uncluttered and business-like appearance – but when refreshments are required, the feature walls can be opened electronically at the touch of the button.
The main auditorium, which occupies the top three levels of the building, is fitted with wood-panelled walls of steamed beech, this wood from sustainable forests is used throughout the building. The auditorium's acoustics are excellent with every word uttered on stage easily audible in the remotest seats in the hall without amplification. The tiered design ensures everyone present has an unobstructed view of onstage proceedings and the seating spaces are probably the most generous in any public meeting room or theatre in the country. The Figueras chairs used are designed to remain comfortable throughout an eight-hour long seating period, with each seat having its own ventilation control to adjust the temperature, plus a fold-down writing tablet for a laptop, plus power socket and data port.
The largest room is The Forum, a 2,721m2 flat-floored hall at ground level; large enough to accommodate 10 tennis courts, it can hold more than 3,000 delegates in theatre mode or up to 2,000 guests for a banquet. The room has a great deal of flexibility that isn't immediate to the casual eye: canvas sails, hanging from the ceiling, can be raised or lowered depending on the atmosphere that an event manager wishes to create, with lighting used to provide colour or to project logos and/or messages on to the canvas. The lighting rigs descend to 2m above floor level, allowing for lighting adjustments and maintenance without the need for scaffolding or ladders. For exhibitions the ceiling can be raised to its maximum 8m height. Beneath the carpet tiles, there is a system of under-floor ducting allowing for maximum flexibility when power points and data ports are needed. Furnishing the room with expedition stands and banqueting props is made easy thanks to its ground floor location and its large-vehicle entrance door.
The next largest room is The Liffey, a 1,550m2 space on the second level it is large enough to accommodate 1,606 delegates in theatre mode, 1,220 for banqueting. This room is equipped with a Skyfold system that lowers a sound-proof wall from the ceiling, creating two spaces with conference capacities of 710 and 954 delegates respectively and banqueting capacities of 470 and 610. Elsewhere on the second level there are 11 meeting rooms of various sizes, with a further eight meeting rooms on the third level. Each boardroom is plug-and-play ready for laptops and AV equipment, with push-button blinds to provide shade or total privacy where necessary.
"The building was designed by Kevin Roche from the inside out," says Dwyer. "When he started working on the project one of the first things we did together was visit other conference centres so that Kevin would have a really good idea of how a convention centre should really work properly and he has realised those ideas efficiently and beautifully. Every detail in the building is Kevin's: from the door handles and light fittings to the 475 panes of glass, with no two panes identical, in the atrium drum. Everything says quality, right down to the most menial: in the toilets for example, the cubicles are separated by solid plasterboard partitions not by metal partitions.
Ireland's leading geotechnical firm, PJ Edwards was contracted to provide the secant piling on which The CCD is built. The company carried out work throughout the whole of the Spencer Dock development area, where in places piling outputs were the biggest ever achieved by this company with 350-500 cubic metres of pile concrete placed daily.
The steel fabricators on The CCD site was Fisher Engineering, which was involved in the project on a lump sum, fixed price basis, calculated using a structural steel finite element analysis model, designed by O'Connor Sutton Cronin. Once Fisher had won the contract, it worked with O'Connor Sutton Cronin to develop the model further.
Once the primary roof steelwork was in position, the auditorium's precast seating was installed, a task undertaken by Creagh Concrete, with Cashel Construction installing the pre-cast concrete sub-structure supporting Creagh's work. Cashel Construction had previously worked with CMP/Sisk installing pre-cast concrete blocks used in the construction of apartments adjacent to the CCD site.
The CCD uses a structural framing system, installed by Errigal Contracts, to support its external stone cladding. The external envelope uses a structural steel metal stud and external render system, comprising a 30m-high span section in excess of 1,200m2, which was completed off mast climbers. Inside the building, Errigal installed acoustic walls and ceilings in the main auditorium, specialist ceiling systems in breakout areas, bars and the conference and meeting rooms, and installed fire-rated cladding on the main structural steel supports. In back-of-house areas, Errigal Contracts were also responsible for fitting metal stud fire and acoustic partitions and suspended ceilings.


It is hunting season and what do bow hunters do to improve their archery skills? Well, they go fishing! Bowfishing or archery fishing as it sometimes called is the technique of hunting fish using a bow and arrow. Bowfishing is a favorite activity during the hunting season in the summers and it's extremely addicting. Hunting carp and other fish on the river is a great outdoor activity and to hone the archery skills.
Although the term "bowfishing" may seem new to some readers, but the concept of catching fish with a bow and arrow is as ancient as it gets. Humans have been hunting fish like this for centuries. Indians in the Amazon River Basins, for example, still use bowfishing to hunt fish as they did for many generations. Some of you may compare bowfishing with spearfishing. Sure, both techniques use a sharped, pointed object to hunt fish, but the major differences lie in the tools that are used. Bowfishing uses a bow to propel the arrow, whilst spearfishing depends on your hand for propelling the spear. If you're spearfishing underwater, you will also require diving gears, such as snorkels or scuba.
Bowfishing as a sport IS increasingly becoming popular among both hunters and fishermen. According to AMS Bowfishing, more and more bowfishing tournaments are being held in the United States and Canada annually. Furthermore, the activity of bowfishing is spreading outside of North America. forums dedicated to bowfishing has been popping all over the internet, and there are many outdoor guides offer bowfishing trips in many countries including the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
First things first. It is important to check with your state's fish and wildlife agency to confirm whether any license is required for bowfishing, so you don't run into any legal issues. In addition, check your state's fishing rules and regulations to find out where bowfishing might be restricted and which kind of fish you can shoot. Usually touring agencies outline bowfishing species on their websites and marketing materials. For beginners these are good resources to identify bowfishing hotspots. Now let's talk about bowfishing hotspots.
Maps are good resources to locate spots or habitat ideal for bowfishing, especially for beginners. Matt Schillinger, a public-relations specialist for AMS Bowfishing, also seems to agree. "Maps show you the layout of lakes, ponds and rivers," Schillinger said. Maps also detail contours, weeds, vegetation and water depth. They also help users to pinpoint back bays, feeder creeks or drainage ditches. These places have slow water current making it ideal for most rough fish to dwell. Carps and other fishes also prefer habitat that has sufficient food including insects, minnows and aquatic vegetation. Rock beds, downed trees, and weed beds are also good bowfishing spots.
When you arrive at a bowfishing spot, inspect the area for signs of fish. If the spot has fish you may hear and see water splashing, V-shaped patterns, spot ripples, or muck bombs on the water. Muck bombs are unleashed by active fish when taking off and disturbing the bottom of the water body with their tails.
Shallow water surfaces with good visibility indicate a good place to bowfish. After all, if the water is murky, you can't see the fish. And if the fish isn't visible, you can't shoot the fish. Places with shallow water that offer good visibility include shallow flats, weed beds, marshy areas backs of coves, and so on.
During summers, one of the best spots for bowfishing can be below dams and spillways. Areas, where streams and creeks feed into big rivers and lakes, are also good bowfishing spots. However, check with local authorities and site regulations to ensure that bowfishing is legal in those areas.
For amateur bowfishers, bowfishing in carp spawns can be one of the best places to improve their skills. Depending on location carp spawn takes place from late March through early July. During carp spawning periods, the fish move into shallow water and grass beds. They number by the hundreds and stack up side by side which makes almost half of their bodies exposed out of the water. Similarly, gar spawn occurs later into the summer months. You can find gar spawns along shallow coves, rock beds, riprap, sloughs, and creeks. In similar fashion, the gars swim together in herds or lie on the surface. This makes it easier for bowfishers to nab more than one fish on an arrow with a single well placed shot.
Bowfishing forums, bowfishingzone.com or bowfishingcountry.com, for example, are excellent resources to locate good bowfishing spots. Both forums have plenty of useful information, which can be immensely helpful for people new to bowfishing. You can also participate in local bowfishing clubs or associations. Bowfishing Association of America is a great place to start. You can also join local bowfishing clubs in your area.
At last but not least, talk with bowfishing retailers like at Backwater Outdoors. These folks are considered to be among the largest bowfishing equipment retailers in the country. Backwater Outdoors is a bowfishing aficionado and they love sharing their knowledge and experiences of the sport with beginners. You can also ask other sport fish anglers to give you directions about swarms of rough or invasive fish. They'll love to help and to make sport fishing a better activity.


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Derby and District Astronomical Society
URL http://www.derbyastronomy.org
Contact Dave Selfe
Location Derby
Info The Derby & District Astronomical Society (DDAS) was founded in 1974 and is open to all with an interest in astronomy. We currently number around 30 members from all walks of life and whose knowledge of astronomy ranges from complete beginner to advanced. The society holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month (except July and August) at 7:30 pm at the Friend's Meeting House on St. Helen's Street in Derby. Meetings usually involve an outside speaker, but members also give talks and the society holds a quiz in February. We are a friendly and, despite our subject, 'down to earth' society. Meetings are a great way for potential new members to see what we're about in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. The social aspect continues after most monthly meetings with a visit to, appropriately enough, The Seven Stars.
The society's Flamsteed Observatory near Brailsford houses a 10-inch Newtonian reflector. The observatory is named in honour of England's first Astronomer Royal, the Reverend John Flamsteed (1646-1719), who was born in Derbyshire and attended Derby School. Regular monthly observing sessions are held at the facility and new people are always welcome. The observatory is also available for use by individual members at any time after some simple training. We encourage visits from schools and other groups although these necessarily have to be in the evening or at weekends. A summer barbecue is held at the observatory on the Saturday following the first Friday in July instead of a meeting at The Friend's Meeting House that month. Public observing evenings are also occasionally held in Derby at which members share their enthusiasm for the night sky and the club's portable 8" Meade LX-90 telescope is used. We also bring this telescope along to cub and brownie groups, primary schools etc., to which members also give talks. An annual trip provides the opportunity for members to visit a different site of astronomical or space interest within the UK each year. Several of our members are highly accomplished astrophotographers and our picture gallery is entirely comprised of DDAS member's work.
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"Same Same but Different," the familiar phrase heard throughout south east Asia, a perfect description to characterize Onra's latest project, a follow up to his 2007 LP - Chinoiseries. So almost five years later, here we go back on the trail of another Asian beat journey with 32 Hip-Hop instrumentals inspired by Chinese and Vietnamese music. A lot has happened in between: The Big Payback with Byron the Aquarius, a beats LP 1.0.8 plus 2010's acclaimed boogie tinged hip hop LP Long Distance, while along the way he's revisited South East Asia on a few occasions adding to his Asian record stack on each occasion. The exotic, mysterious pop and folk Chinese records of the 60s and 70s, with their epic operatic and orchestral feel, and sealed from the Western counter culture rumblings of the time, not to mention alive with vintage vinyl hiss and crackle, may not seem the easiest source material to work with — but after hermetically sealing himself in his Parisian beat cave, Onra has come with a more than worthy return for all the time and money spent in the vinyl basements and backrooms of the Far East. There's ample variation but a coherent whole, from the more electronic feel of "A New Dynasty" and "All Night," to the soundtrack vibe of "Mai's Theme" and "Fight Or Die," and the straight beat sound of "No Matter What" and "Remember The Name" and he's even found some breaks! Inspired by the idea of the LP as a sequence of film scenes, this intense burst of beats and distinct vibes form an accomplished rounded full length.


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Pilots' union rejects contract at American Eagle
DAVID KOENIG, AP Airlines Writer
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — The CEO of American Eagle says the American Airlines regional affiliate will be a different outfit that does less flying after leaders of the pilots' union rejected a contract offer.
Eagle wanted the pilots to make labor cost concessions in exchange for letting them fly new, larger planes. Leaders of the local Air Line Pilots Association chapter rejected the offer without sending it to members for a vote. The union said management demanded cuts that would lock in lower wages than pilots earn at other regional airlines.
Union officials said company negotiators warned repeatedly that without a deal, they would keep shrinking the airline until it's small enough to liquidate.
CEO Pedro Fabregas told employees Thursday that the airline would not shut down but would shift more to performing ground operations for other airlines.
Fabregas said American Airlines Group Inc. will begin looking for other airlines to fly 60 Embraer jets that it ordered in December, and the company might take away the largest planes already in Eagle's fleet. The 76-seat Embraers would have replaced some of Eagle's fleet of mostly 44- and 50-seat planes, which have been falling out of favor at current high fuel prices.
American has tried unsuccessfully to sell Eagle in recent years, and it began outsourcing some of its regional flying to other companies such as SkyWest Inc. to reduce costs.
As of December, Eagle had about 12,600 full-time and part-time employees, compared to about 63,000 at American.
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