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There's currently a heatwave in Melbourne with temperatures rising up to 40 degrees. Luckily weather will be back to something bit more reasonable starting tomorrow. Anyway, as the weather was so hot, we decided to open the diving year early and went diving yesterday (2nd January). Monday was a public holiday here in Victoria, so we ended up with quite a few people. We cast off our boats at Queenscliff.
We were using both the MUUC boats, I was on the big boat which visited some slightly more advanced sites while the small boat went for sites suitable for OWD divers. The first dive of the day and the definite highlight was HMAS Canberra. This 138 m long warship was scuttled in 2009 as an artificial reef for divers. It lays in a upright position with the bottom at around 28 m.
The dive was superb, the wreck is quite easy to penetrate (the ship was specifically prepared for diving after all) and we ended up making several visits inside. After the trips through the hallways, our last stop was at the ship's bridge. There's a lot of stuff to see down there, hopefully I have a chance to visit the wreck again. I did bring my camera along, but my main focus was definitely on the dive itself, not photography. Some doorways were bit cramped anyway, so my strobes were pulled in for the majority of the dive.
For the second dive of the day we visited Portsea Backbeach wall. Decent enough dive, there was a pretty good wall with corals and kelps. There are quite a few crayfish in the area, but we only ended up seeing one. We also got a surprise visit from a lone seal.
Apparently I had my lens set to manual focus (I don't have a focus ring), so most of the photos ended up bit blurry. I had to switch lenses in a hurry just before leaving from the shore and I didn't notice the issue until after the dives. Not a big deal for me anyway as the main focus of the day was on diving itself. Hopefully I'll get a chance to visit Canberra again soon to take some better photos.
All in all, an excellent way to open up the new diving year!
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GREEDY tries hard to walk a straight line between slapstick and serious.
is a film full of people trying either to be too funny or too serious.
professional bowler!!  Who though that one up??
a little bit above okay.
the rest of the cast do much with their material.


We moved into our first home after we had our first two sons. My ex was away on business trips for 40 weeks/year, using a company car. We were far too poor to buy me my own car then, but the problem was that the house was so far away from our doctor or grocery stores.
This meant that I had to walk three blocks up the street to catch a bus to get me there with two small kids, so I put the youngest one in the stroller and put a harness on the older one so he couldn't run off. Once the bus stopped, I got on with the stroller, the older son could get on and off himself, and I carried the 18 month old toddler. I had to transfer to a different bus to get to the mall, which meant doing the same procedure over again. Once we got to the store I grabbed a shopping cart to put the kids and the folded stroller in it but only had enough room to pack the groceries around them. Luckily we didn't need much food then.
I had my groceries delivered and then had to do the same thing going home.
Same thing to get them to our doctor.
Good thing I was so young then (in my early 20s), and had enough energy to get it done!
Wow - husband gone 40 weeks a year while you had two little ones would be hard. How long after that did he become the "EX"??
We had just one truck, our show truck, when our guys were little and if my husband was out doing a show (he tried to do only 1-2 a month at that time) I'd be home for a long weekend alone with the babies but was very thankful to have a good friend who would check on me every day and see if I needed anything from town.
I had to stay with him until the kids (4 by then) had finished their education (3 of them were able to pay for their own education by working during the summer vacations--this was during the 1960-1980s when temporary jobs were easy to get), after that I was able to pay my way through college by doing temporary work.
My husband was extremely cruel to the kids and myself, so it was great to finally get rid of him.
I'm sure it was lizii.
I have a hard time imagining staying in a cruel situation that long, can you remember the first thing you did to 'proclaim your freedom' once it was final?
Yup, I took a good friend out for lunch.
Just tryin' to imagine if I experience the same lol.


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I finally got caught up posting all my 2014 recipes that I've brewed this year. The order I posted them was a bit all over the place, but they are listed in order brewed in the recipes section. Beers brewed in the beginning of the year are towards the bottom, newer ones up top.
So, what about my older recipes? I've been brewing beer for a few years now. It was only towards the summer of last year where I brewed anything that I'd still be proud of if I made it now. Some of those still contained extract, and I've moved to all grain so the recipe will change. Anyway, There's really only one beer from 2013 I plan on brewing again that I haven't yet without a large overhaul, and that was my black rye IPA, Black December. It's one of my favorites. As much as I dread winter rearing its ugly head again, at least I'll get to brew that beer again, and with no extract this time. So the point of all this is that I'm not going to bother posting any 2013 recipes that I made as Black December is the only beer making a return that I haven't posted yet, and I'm sure as hell not posting any 2012 recipes.
Coming up in September, I hope to brew another batch of White Death, with some very minor improvements. I plan on doing another batch of Doodle Face, which will see an overhaul of the malt bill and will go from an IPA to an APA. I'll have my Oktoberfest bottled in a few weeks, and should be opening my first bottle of Flood Waters, an improvement of a 2013 amber ale recipe. After that we'll see! I plan on doing Black December and Hoppy Grinchmas, an Imperial Red, in November. I may try and fit a small batch of something light and easy drinking in there somewhere, but that should complete my brewing for the rest of the year.
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SDCC 2017: No 'Nerdist Podcast Live' or Stand-Up Show, Chris Hardwick Confirms
Published on May 19th, 2017 | Updated on May 22nd, 2017 | By FanFest
What is going on SDCC??? Before we know it, someone will announce that there will be no SDCC at SDCC…GAH!!!
With recent announcements that there will be no SherlockeDCC, no Entertainment Weekly Con-X, Zachary Levi's heartbreaking announcement that there will be no Nerd HQ and now this? No Nerdist?? If you tell me later that there will be no The Walking Dead then I'm just done!! Just kidding SDCC!
Earlier today, Chris Hardwick announced via Facebook live that there would be no Nerdist Podcast, nor, his usual stand-up appearance that SDCC has had every year at the Balboa Theatre. The announcement came during a Q&A session for his ID10T Fest.
https://www.facebook.com/hardwick/videos/10155386536488000/
He makes the announcement at the very end of the live feed. For those who don't wish to watch it above, here's the jist of what he said:
"We're breaking tradition this yearIt just started to get to be too much. My days were like 15 hours long, I was moderating 10-13 panels, which was fun, but it's also stressful because you don't want to fuck up the panel in front of 7,000 people. In front of folks like Marvel, or Star Wars. Booking the podcast for SDCC, I would get chest pains. When you're trying to book people, no one really confirms who's even going to Comic-Con until like two weeks before. So we would announce, like hey, we're doing a podcast at San Diego Comic-Con! And people's first question was, "Who's the guest? I don't want to buy tickets unless I know who the guest is." So we just never knew until the last couple of weeks. There were a couple of years where I was like, oh. We're just not going to have a fucking guest this year. And then it always at the last minute worked out, but it was very stressful,"
If you have ever been to SDCC then you know that what he says is 100% true…He is EVERYWHERE! From his Podcast Live to his Stand-up, or from moderating a panel to Conival, sometimes it's as though it should be it's own entity, a Hardwi-Con maybe?
When he's not taping The Wall, @Midnight, or Talking with Chris Hardwick, he's focusing on his ID10T Festival in Silicon Valley , which is a cross between a comic conival and a music festival with panels and more.
I have never seen Chris Hardwick NOT working!!!
He did say, "maybe we'll be back next year with Matt and Jonah."
Well, I'm curious to see what SDCC's offsite events will be like this year and hopefully next, we'll have Hardwick's podcast, show as well as Nerd HQ back the way it should be so that everything can be right in the "Nerd-iverse".
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Los Angeles has reigned for more than a century as the world capital of the film industry, a unique and ever-changing city that has been molded and recast thousands of times through the artistic visions and cinematic dreams of Hollywood's elite.
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In order to strengthen the management of health function claim, SAMR issued a draft on 'adjusting the health function of health food' for public comment on 28 March 2019. Opinions and advices shall be given before 28 April 2019.
I. Please refer to table 1 for the health functions proposed to be adjusted.
II. After the health functions are officially adjusted, the function expression on the labels and instructions can be modified directly without applying for registration change. The listed products can be sold until the expiration of the shelf life. For products in the process of review, the review body will directly adjust their functions so that the applicants do not need to make corrections by themselves.
I. Please refer to table 2 and table 3 for the health functions proposed to be cancelled.
II. When the following health functions are officially cancelled, the production of relevant products shall be immediately stopped. The health food which was already produced, can be sold until the end of the shelf life if they do not involve quality and safety problems. Furthermore, SAMR shall no longer accept the application of these health functions.
Please refer to table 4 for the health functions need to be further studied.
SAMR pays more and more attention to the publicity of health food. We think it is very likely that Chinese authority will not change the final decision on the functions listed in table 1, 2 and 3. In addition, please note that once the functions listed in table 2 and table 3 are formally cancelled, all the registration certificates with such functions will be invalid, which means that the enterprises cannot produce or sell the health food again on Chinese market, even the products had been approved before.
Table 4 includes several common functions, such as assisting blood lipids reduction, assisting blood sugar reduction and assisting blood pressure reduction, etc. The main reason for why these functions are listed to be further studied is that, they are similar to disease treatment, and it is easy to make false propaganda. Therefore, before being officially announced, enterprises preparing new products are advised to avoid the application of the functions listed in table 4.


Oklahoma, God love her, is an unhealthy state. We have high rates of obesity, high rates of diabetes, and high rates of drug abuse. We have problems, and we need to find a way to help ourselves.
With the debate about Obamacare raging in Washington, it is very possible, many people in our state will lose health care sometime in the next year. Whether it is a reduction in Medicaid or the end of Marketplace subsidies, our state is likely to suffer a drastic change in the number of people able to afford health care in the near future.
Since Oklahoma is a relatively poor state, with a large number of low-income earners, and since many of those people fit into the above unhealthy categories, this could truly be a moment of great struggle for our health care system.
In order to avoid such chaos, we need, as a community to begin considering and, ideally, implementing state-wide health care laws that can come into effect the moment the federal laws change.
Such laws need to envision as many possible scenarios as they can. Whether Medicaid is cut slightly or drastically, whether Medicare is somehow affected, whether the Marketplace subsidies are cut or the Marketplace folds outright, Oklahoma needs to have a plan to help its citizens caught up in these sudden changes.
While we're at it, we might consider other important healthcare initiatives. There are far too many medical malpractice problems in this state. Whether it is because of too much doctor error or laws too lax which allow for too many suits, something needs to be done to make sure the system is not losing so much money to settlements.
We might also consider instituting better health education in our schools to help keep the next generation healthier than the current one. By teaching better eating and exercise habits, and providing more opportunity to practice both in school, we might lower our obesity and diabetes rate and save our state more money, which could go towards funding any healthcare initiatives.
Finally, we need to ensure that the whole state has access to the highest quality care. We have a large rural population here, and it does not always enjoy all the benefits in education and health that can be found in Oklahoma City. The more healthy food resources and high-quality medical facilities that can be put in such areas, the better.
While the change in healthcare laws is looked on with foreboding by many, this could, in fact, be an opportunity for our state if we begin to prepare for it now. Oklahoma could jump to the forefront of state health care systems and be a guiding example to others in the region and throughout the country.
We have that ability. We have great, clever people in this state who could fix our problems before they even show up. We just need to get started now.


Abstract: Georeferencing of remote imagery with high spatial resolution can be achieved using the semiAUtomatic GEOreferencing (AUGEO) system which is based on artificial terrestrial targets (ATTs) and software AUGEO-2.0 for location and georeferencing. The aim of this letter is to describe the system and validate it. The ATTs consist of colored hexagonal tarps 0.25–1.0 m in diameter, placed on the ground and georeferenced. The proposed software works as an add-on of Environment for Visualizing Images and was able to locate the ATTs (isolated or disposed in associated couples) in remote images based on its spectral band specificity. To validate the AUGEO system, ATTs were placed on the ground, and remote images were taken from airplanes and unmanned aerial vehicles several times throughout the year at two locations in Southern Spain in 2008. Three variables were considered to study ATT detection accuracy: 1) ATT size; 2) ATT color; and 3) distance between ATTs when they were coupled in pairs. The averaged accuracy for the coupled 1-m red ATTs (separated by 2.5 m) was 95.9%. As the ATT size decreased, the accuracy generally decreased, regardless of the color of the ATTs. Results from coupled analysis show that ATT detection increased as the distance between the ATTs decreased. The proposed system required less time than conventional georeferencing work and allowed the georeferencing of images that do not contain recognizable ground control points. This also contributed to the site-specific management of agricultural plots through remote sensing, which required high-spatial-resolution and accurate georeferenced images.


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We are very pleased to have you join us. You bring great talent and energy to Sambhram Groups, students, colleagues, alumni and the larger community we serve. The Sambhram Group recognizes that its greatest assets are its employees. Through a variety of human resources programs, Sambhram invests in its people. The payoff to that investment is through employees who are intellectually and professionally endowed and rewarded, and who make personal and professional contributions for the benefit of everyone served by the Institutions.
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And the Valentines day is around the corner. Lovers of all age group from across the world are busy making plans on how to impress their paramours, there are few who simply are enjoying being single! We are sure you must have thorough those love days but have you ever thought of how it all started or who was the one to express the love in 7 different way?
Take a sneak peek at our list of 10 fun-filled facts that we are sure you are not aware of!
Valentine's card, teddies, gifts and other valentine's related stuff are banned in Iran since 2011. Not just Iran, some political troupe from India and Pakistan also every year protest against Valentine's week for indulging western culture in the society.
It is believed that dove which is the symbol of love chooses their lifelong partner on February 14th.
The worldwide famous love day was first introduced in Japan in the year of 1936. Japanese single women reveal their crushes and love on Valentine's day by gifting chocolates to their boyfriend, husband or friends whereas men answer back on March 14th which is considered as a White day.
Americans spend around $277 million on Valentine cards every year and over 1 billion Valentine's Day cards are exchanged every year across the world.
39,897 people in Mexico City broke the record for the world's largest group kiss on Valentine's Day 2010.
The ancient Romans celebrated Valentine's day from February 13th to 15th as a purification fertility ceremony.
In 2015, people who used Tinder app on Valentine's Day had 60% more matches than they normally do.
British children in the 18th and 19th centuries would celebrate Valentine's Day by going door-to-door singing songs and sometimes begging for cake or money.
Over 100 years ago, the Chicago post office refused to deliver about 25,000 Valentine postcards because their messages were not nice.
Did you enjoy reading about the fun facts that have or usually take place? Well, now take a look at our collection of things you can do to make them feel the aroma of love.
No matter where you put up! A lovable text filled with your feelings is all that you need to bring a smile to her or his face.
Girls love gifts so do guys! So how about you buy something for your paramour who has been saving his or her salary for that.
Being creative is no harm until you are not making a mess at home, so how about you bake a cake or make a card for them just to let them know your love has no boundaries.
Take them out for a date be it a dinner or a short trip to a peaceful place in order to spend quality time with your lover.
At last, don't forget to enjoy all the seven days that are Rose, Purpose, Chocolate, Teddy, Promise, Hug, Kiss and Valentine's day.


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BPO, Irish Classical Theatre and Lehrer Dance join in Strauss comedy
Brian Mysliwy, left, and Vincent O'Neill are going for the laughs in "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme." (Photo by Lee Pezzimenti/Special to The News)
By Mary Kunz Goldman|Published Thu, Oct 30, 2014 |Updated Thu, Sep 8, 2016
A historic collaboration is taking place this weekend in Kleinhans Music Hall. The Irish Classical Theatre, LehrerDance and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra are all joining forces for "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," the classic Moliere comedy performed with music by Richard Strauss.
Moliere's "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" – "The Middle-Class Gentleman" – is a broad comedy that was a major hit at the court of Louis XIV, the Sun King. It is about a successful but oafish businessman named Monsieur Jourdain who hopes to fit in among the aristocrats, and so he sets about learning all the aristocratic arts, such as dancing and fencing. Fortunato Pezzimenti directs the drama, Vincent O'Neill stars as the hapless would-be nobleman, and other actors include Brian Mysliwy, Jessica Wegrzyn and Kelli Bocock-Natale. The whimsical and athletic choreography is by Jon Lehrer of LehrerDance. BPO Music Director JoAnn Falletta is conducting, and the music is being recorded for Naxos.
"It is ravishing music," Falletta said. Strauss' score occasionally quotes the original music for the comedy, written by the French Baroque master Jean-Baptiste Lully. "I think Strauss softens this play," Falletta continued. "It's very satirical – he does make fun of Jourdain – but the music creates a world of gentleness and tenderness as well."
There are three performances in Kleinhans Music Hall: 10:30 a.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $29-$80. For info, call 885-5000.
– Mary Kunz Goldman
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2016 California Fire Map
The fires a blazing in the California woodlands like they do so often this time of year.
Embedded is a map of the current wildfires in California.It's powered by Google Maps and has over 47 million views as of 7/31/2016.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1ZpcZ8OMZh1G1XwRmt9GaCwH6f-g&hl=en_US
ChinaX map
The ChinaX map is a GIS resource provided through Harvard University as a supplementary instruction tool for their ChinaX course offered through edx.org.
Harvard's Public GIS resources
edX – online education resource
ChinaXmap
These resources can be indispensable when comparing and analyzing different geographic data. Utilizing the different layers and their visibility can sometimes reveal spatial correlations that are not immediately obvious when examining individual representations of the data.
Using the application, I followed the example, selecting some spatial layers that would be relevant in the Song Dynasty of period Chinese history.
The layer CH_NSong_Exams applies to the map the known Imperial Examinations that took place during the Song period. These examinations were central to the bureaucracy and education of people seeking to enter or move upwards in the Imperial ranks. These examinations are indicative are where Song activity was high, giving us a perspective on density that a border might not show entirely.
The GrandCanalLayer is true to its name in that it overlays a line of where the Grand Canal was located. This canal was critical in the movement of goods and people from the north and the south of the imperial territory.
The Song_Xia and Jin layer shows the Song territory and the territory of their contemporary rivals, the Jin and the Xia.
The resulting map:
https://worldmap.harvard.edu/maps/chinaX/T7D/embed


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Topics for the Young Königswinter Conference 2015
1. The EU's economic and financial outlook
The Eurozone's stability pact and increasing growth in the EU overall? Will it be possible to live with permanent 'Euro outs'?
Is the EU not only a partner, but also a player in the world-wide economic competition?
Are Britain and Germany strong enough to act as national partners with China and India or do we need a EU-coordinated approach?
How can we anchor the rules-based international economic order?
How do political actors in the US, the UK and in Germany 'sell' TTIP to citizens? What are good reasons to establish a free trade area between the EU and the US? What are public concerns against TTIP and how do they differ in the UK and Germany? How do political elites deal with public concerns regarding TTIP negotiations?
2. EU's domestic development, Challenges for European integration
The right of EU citizens to live and work in any EU member state is one of the central features of the EU. However, this creates tensions especially when EU citizens from Southern and Eastern member states look for work in Europe's North. How salient is this issue in the UK and Germany? How do political parties deal with this issue differently in the UK and Germany?
The EU is attractive for asylum seekers, refugees and immigrants: how should the EU respond to these hopes? What is the right balance of national vs European policy on asylum, refugee and immigration policies? Is the current EU approach to dealing with immigrants just and reasonable? How might an EU policy look like that distributes immigrants more just?)
UKIP in the UK and the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) in Germany mobilize against European integration in general and immigration in particular. How does this affect mainstream parties and public opinion in the UK and in Germany? Does this trend affect policies in Brussels? What are policy-strategies to counter the influence of populist xenophobic groups?
What role can Germany and the UK play to combat youth unemployment in the Southern EU member states? Is this a problem that national governments must solve on their own? What are the responsibilities of/ for the UK and Germany when considering youth unemployment from a European perspective?
Germany is now embedded in a system of institutionalized solidarity among Eurozone members (through the European Stability Mechanism) while the UK might even leave the EU altogether. How do these differences matter for the future of European integration? Do we presently face the limits of European integration? And in what areas would more integration still be possible?
3. EU's foreign policy priorities, Europe facing crisis and conflicts in Europe, Asia and Africa
Where is the Eastern boundary of the European polity? What is Russia's game-plan? How should Germany and the UK deal with Russia on a political and economic level?
Russia is not anymore member of the G7, and has broken with NATO and the EU: Do we have options to accommodate Putin's Russia in an order of international law or do we face a new Cold War?
What are key elements for a EU-Ukraine-strategy?
How do you evaluate European efforts to end violence in the Near East? What are the risks and opportunities for the UK and Germany to get or not get involved?
How do you evaluate the relationship of Turkey with the EU in general and the UK/Germany in particular? How does this relationship matter? Is an EU membership for Turkey still on the table?
What should be the European answer to our crisis-plagued neighbour-continent Africa?
How should a 'European nation' pursue best its foreign and security policy? What is the right mix between a unilateral and common EU foreign and security policy? Must CFSP mean an agreement/action at 28? What are problems if some EU member states have their own agenda or prefer not to get involved in certain conflicts?
Topics 2020


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Understanding Polytheism and the useless term "Pagan"
Posted on April 7, 2019 April 20, 2019 by markbrahmin
The term pagan should be retired so far as it hopes to describe any people or movement that have a will to power and an existential future. In its origin it refers to a "rustic." Today it describes Christians insisting on the provincial lifestyle, huddled away from the Christianity-shattering ideas of the world as much as it describes the alcoholic or opioid abusing "Satyrs" whom, tragically, are but a generation or two more progressed.
European descended Christians today are akin to the Tuatha Dé Danann of Celtic lore, Faeries disappearing into the underworld. They are post-Ragnarok Light Elves having already served their purpose to a Jewish Aesir. Even if the word pagan is taken as a word that has evolved into a synonym for polytheist it is far too broad.
Indeed the distinction between "Monotheism" and polytheism is useless. For example, a hidden and open polytheism is expressed constantly throughout the Jewish religions. We see this esoterically expressed through numerology or other referential symbols and explicitly, through the acknowledgement of angels, the Mother of God, the Son of God, The Trinity, prophets, saviors and saints, let alone demons and Satan, "the enemy."
A hidden and denied polytheism, as we will see, is the very JEM of Judaism and its tendrils. Akin to the God of Judaism, Apollo, the most talented of the Aryans and therefore of all beings, is the "Genetor" or ancestor, the fair Hyperborean god from which the others radiate. Hence Apolloism and the whole of the Greco-Roman system too is "monotheistic" to the extent that such a meaningless Jewish or "Greek" concept must be dealt with.
Hence a disciple of Bacchus, by whatever name, whether Christian or pagan, in whatever form, is as much a pagan as a disciple of Apollo. Hence the whole of humanity, whether they are aware of it or not, are "pagans." By this evolved definition, it, in fact, describes nothing. People who cannot be more specific, should not be taken seriously.
Polytheism as it existed in the ancient world does not imply in any serious sense a "loosey goosey" Unitarian worship of all gods, Greco-Roman or otherwise. Nor does it even imply the worship of all "Olympians," although if it does imply the acknowledgement of those Gods that are "real," the "forces" and cults that are to be reckoned with in the world, often degenerate and adversarial.
European descended Christians today are akin to the Tuatha Dé Danann of Celtic lore, Faeries disappearing into the underworld. They are post-Ragnarok Light Elves having already served their purpose to a Jewish Aesir.
Nor does polytheism imply something Buddhistic, something interested in "balance," in other words, a "democracy" between Apollo and "brother" Bacchus. Nor is it interested in recognizing the "complexity" of life. To the extent that Apollonian Art is obliged to become "mysterious" to charm, its goal nevertheless is toward simplification and clarification. Confusion on these points arise because we view Apolloism through a gauze of JEM that carefully developed around this God, hoping to overthrow him through cautious, cowardly steps.
Our objection to what we call "Manichaeism" is not that it seeks to segregate between "good and evil." For example, we recognize clearly that the world can be partitioned in two, or, as the Pythagoreans depicted it, an Aryan monad and a Semitic dyad. In fact, we recognize that this is the most clarifying and useful partition. After all, here the dyad becomes a synonym for the expelled Pharmākos.
Rather, we object to an irrational, panicky, humorless, Eastern, feminine tone. We seek to eliminate evil, at least as Nietzsche redefined this term, to the extent this is achievable. Yet we seek to do this only effectively, soberly, confidently, reasonably, realistically, firmly and steadily, through all coming generations, with a master's victorious smile and not, ineffectively, as some panicked, benighted, superstitious, uncertain and wild-eyed slave still questioning the evidence of his eyes.
Apolloism is as perspective-driven as Judaism, Islam, Christianity and the earlier chthonic cults from which they derive. To wit, in a healthy form, it considers itself a fast enemy and rival of these cults as much as they an enemy of it. After all, each of the Abrahamic faiths are forms of the vine of Bacchus or the Dragon Python.
Indeed Apolloism is as perspective-driven as Judaism, Islam, Christianity and the earlier chthonic cults from which they derive. To wit, in a healthy form, it considers itself a fast enemy and rival of these cults as much as they an enemy of it. After all, each of the Abrahamic faiths are forms of the vine of Bacchus or the Dragon Python.
In Judaism, at its esoteric core, this is understood. Again, they know themselves to be the Vine and the Serpent as this study reveals. That Apollo is a demon in the Abrahamic faiths, if only, for inexpressible fear, esoterically alluded to, makes these faiths by dint of this alone likewise "polytheistic." That Apolloism is the clearest headed and most intelligent cult, possessing not a shred of superstition, means that it will attract the most intelligent and talented, the rulers of the future.
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Candidates for the November 2014 elections were given the opportunity to respond to a few questions relating to autism. The following responses are from Representative Brian King, Utah House District 28.
I was happy to see SB 57 pass and voted in favor of it. The Carmen Pingree school is located in the district I represent and is only a few blocks from my home. I would support the extension of SB 57 in 2018 if costs are manageable.
I also support greater resources being provided to understand the extent of the wandering problem and what we can do to keep those on the autism spectrum, especially kids, safe and allow their caregivers training and some respite.
Both for public ed generally and for resources for helping kids on the spectrum, I support greater funding and other resources for our public education system.
I support greater funding and attention being provided in housing and employment. I work closely with the legislative coalition for people with disabilities in doing what we can to assist these individuals maximize what they can contribute to our society and their own well-being and happiness.


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'Yield To The Night' (1956) Blu-ray reviewed
13 October 2020 Anna Cale Film 0
❉ A bold and uncompromising classic of British 1950s cinema, with social justice at its heart.
"Dors brings an understated complexity to the role, reflecting both the motivation of her crime, and the agony of her situation.. She is almost unrecognisable in the lead role, swapping her usual sexually alluring look for plain prison clothes and unwashed hair. Her performance is a tour de force, the highlight of her fascinating acting career."
Yield to the Night (1956), the pioneering social drama from director J. Lee Thompson, is a fascinating portrait of an individual whose life hangs acutely in the balance. The film, which has been remastered and released on Blu-ray and digital for the first time by StudioCanal, tells the fictional story of Mary Hilton (Diana Dors), a young woman facing the death penalty for murder after she shoots another woman. Throughout the film, we witness her recalling the events that led up to her imprisonment as she awaits news of her final fate.
Mary's story is told in a series of flashbacks, as we see her meet Jim (Michael Craig) and fall in love with him. Already married, she leaves her husband, only for Jim to become disinterested. He is in love with another woman, Lucy. But Jim is Lucy's plaything. She does not want him; in the same way he does not want Mary. Jim's obsession for Lucy drives him to suicide. Mary's love for Jim drives her to take revenge for his death and shoot Lucy dead in a premeditated act of retribution. Through Mary's story we see that love can be all-consuming. Heartache can drive a person to extremes, especially if that person is taken away from you.
From the opening shots of the film, we are in no doubt about Mary's guilt. We witness the build up to her crime, as she we see we see her journey anonymously through the streets of central London. When she arrives at her destination, she calmly takes a gun from her handbag and fires it at her victim in broad daylight. As shocked passers-by react, we finally see Mary's face in close-up, looking coldly on having delivered the fatal gunshots.
The enduring power of Yield to the Night is found in the scenes within the four bare walls Mary's condemned prison cell. Throughout the film, Mary endures the claustrophobia of her isolated confinement, bound by the endless routine, and closely guarded by six female wardens on rotation. She hopes for a reprieve, with each day holding the possibility of news of it. Never left alone, but constantly isolated with her thoughts, we see her slowly unravel under the pressure as she tries to fight against the system which keeps her there. The feeling of endless waiting and the torment Mary endures is palpable and uncompromising.
But Mary also forms an unlikely bond with the female prison wardens. Forced together continuously, we get to know their individual personalities and habits. They are sympathetic and kind to Mary in their own unique ways, creating a sense of female solidarity and heart. But the effect of her experience weighs heavily on those around her.
Yield to the Night is a tense and claustrophobic film. Lee Thompson and writer Joan Henry are clear from the start about its intention to highlight the issue of capital punishment. The film is a rallying cry for social change and the removal of the death penalty. Lee Thompson wanted to bring the argument against to a wider audience, by presenting the issue as a powerful but personal human story.
The plot of the film shares a more than passing resemblance with the true story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain in 1955. But Henry, who herself had been in prison as a young woman, based the screenplay for Yield to the Night on her own novel of the same title, published in 1954. But whereas the Ellis case was often portrayed as a victim of a miscarriage of justice, a heat of the moment crime of passion, Mary Hilton is presented very differently. She is obviously guilty of premeditated murder and deserves her sentence, yet we feel sorry for her and believe the punishment inflicted to be wrong. This makes the film, and the case for abolition of the death penalty, even more powerful.
Mary is not a wholly sympathetic character. She never repents for her crime and she is often cold towards those who show sympathy and love towards her. But Dors brings an understated complexity to the role, reflecting both the motivation of her crime, and the agony of her situation, meaning the audience is not without sympathy for her despite her callous actions. She is almost unrecognisable in the lead role, swapping her usual sexually alluring look for plain prison clothes and unwashed hair. Her performance is a tour de force, the highlight of her fascinating acting career.
Casting Dors also meant the film came to the attention of a wider audience, furthering discussions around the controversial topic of the death penalty at a time of national debate about its future. Ironically, by the time of the film's release in 1956 a bill to abolish capital punishment had been debated in Parliament. The resulting Homicide Act of 1957 introduced a partial reform of the law on the use of the death penalty in the case of murder, and paved the way for further changes. Capital punishment was eventually suspended in the UK in 1969.
In addition to the restored film, bonus features of the new release include an interview with actor Michael Craig, and valuable insight from film historian and author Melanie Williams which highlights the importance of the film in the context of British cinema, and wider popular culture.
Yield to the Night is still an incredibly powerful film. It is uncompromising in its portrayal of a woman on the edge, and the futility of the situation she is enduring. By presenting the subject so starkly, it asks the audience to look to their own personal conscience and moral judgement. A bold and effective way to bring such sensitive subject matter to the screen.
DVD / Blu-Ray Extras
❉ New: Interview with Michael Craig
❉ NEW Interview with Melanie Williams, film historian and author
❉ Film Fanfare – no 12 – Diana Dors interview(1956)
❉ Film Fanfare – no 19 – Yield to the Night Premiere (1957)
❉ Behind the scenes stills gallery
❉ 'Yield to The Night' (STUDIOCANAL Vintage Classics Collection) was released on DVD, Blu-Ray & Digital on October 12, 2020 by STUDIOCANAL Vintage Classics Collection. Cert: 15 (UK), 12 (EIRE) / Total Running Time: 100mins.
❉ UK-based arts and culture writer Anna Cale's new biography of Diana Dors, The Real Diana Dors, will be published in 2021.
Yield to the night interview clips (Courtesy of STUDIOCANAL)
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