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The Battle of New Orleans (1815)
The battlefield at Chalmette maybe the only such site accessible by paddle steamer. Indeed the trip down river from the wharfs at New Orleans on board the river boat Creole Queen is a great way of admiring the scale of the mighty River Mississippi and seeing some of the outlying New Orleans communities - many of which were sadly destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Riverfront at New Orleans
The Battle of New Orleans was a last attempt by the British to reach a favourable settlement with the USA as the War of 1812 fizzled to an end in the face of more pressing issues closer to home - namely the resurgence of the Emperor Napoleon who would finally be stopped at Waterloo, five months after a token British force was defeated on the banks of the Mississippi. Major General Thomas Pakenham was tasked with taking New Orleans so as to control U.S. trade through the waterways of Louisiana. Major General Andrew Jackson (later President Jackson) was in command of a mixed force of 5,000 local men and was emboldened by an intense disapproval of the British whom he famously called "the common enemy of mankind".
The American Defence Line at Chalmette
The battlefield is well preserved although the authenticity of the trenches still evident on the Western fringes may have been compromised by the landscaping that is taken place over the last two hundred years. Parts of the canal which was a major obstacle in front of the American positions are partly discernible as depressions in the ground. The picture above shows the northern end of the line where Jackson's force dug in. The area where the British assembled is now dominated by a tall factory chimney. The 44th (East Sussex) Regiment of Foot attacked head on, parallel to the river bank. The failure of this move was exacerbated by the massive losses sustained in a subsequent attack by the 93rd Highlanders. Both movements are shown in the first picture below.
Map of the Battlefield from the Park
Monument & Visitor Centre - Chalmette Battlefield
The attack was a costly failure and resulted in British withdrawal from Louisiana. Andrew Jackson's contribution - on the battlefield and later in the political world - is acknowledged in the centre of the French Quarter in downtown New Orleans. Jackson Square is dominated by a statue of the great man on horseback waving his hat in acknowledgement of cheering supporters. The Chalmette National Cemetery adjacent to the Battlefield Park is mainly testament to later wars. The majority of burials are Union soldiers killed during the Civil War. Amongst the others are four War of 1812 veterans of which one fought at New Orleans.
The historic St Louis Cemetery No.1 close to Congo Square on the northern fringe of the French Quarter contains a memorial to Americans killed at the Battle of New Orleans. The inscription reads 'Among burials in this area are William P. Canby who died in defence of the city in the Battle of New Orleans and the defeat of the British Army, January 8th, 1815'.
New Orleans has a number of sites which will be of interest to military historians. Firstly the hugely impressive statue of Robert E Lee in 'Robert E Lee Square'. For me this speaks volumes about the Confederate leadership in the Civil War where the South suffered from a deficit of top quality generalship in the West.
Rober E Lee
I can't help wondering whether there would be an Albert Sidney Johnson Square had the man in question survived The Battle of Shiloh. Lee never fought in the West during the Civil War so his presence here is surely emblematic.
The Museum of the Confederacy
The second site of interest is the Confederate Memorial Hall which is located a few yards from Lee's statue. This old school museum is full of fascinating artefacts. I was particularly struck by the battle-flags and the personal papers of various Civil War participants. It's a highly partisan collection but is well worth a visit.
The final site is on a different scale entirely. The National WWII Museum is on the opposite side of Lee Square and represents all that is good about modern day historical interpretation.
National WWII Museum
The museum is set in two parts. The War in Europe and The War in the East. The visitor is guided through a series of set piece chronological interactive display areas which contain a great mix of exhibits, information panels and historical documents. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the whole thing is very 'USA centric' and in particular the critical role of the Soviet Union in the West is massively understated. For me though, the galleries on the Pacific War were a revelation - a great mix of learning and entertainment.


Two colour photographs of Olive Cottage, Station Road. Left hand photograph also shows part of the Red Lion Public House next door. Taken Spring 2001.
"Olive Cottage, Station Road. Spring 2001," St Margaret's History catalogue, accessed April 21, 2019, http://catalogue.stmargaretshistory.org.uk/items/show/170.


Brands get damaged for all sorts of reasons – but mostly because something has gone horribly, horribly wrong. You've not delivered on your brand promise. BP, Toyota, Royal Mail, BA have all recently had operational problems that have tarnished their marketing image. So what to do? Is it a question of spending more on marketing, PR, sponsorship? Or as is being suggested for BP, changing your name in several countries?
Or is it a question of communicating?
When things go wrong at home, communication is normally at the heart of the problem. And so it is with brands.
When it all goes pear shaped, communicating clearly, honestly and openly about what's happened is usually the best route. Food companies have become well-rehearsed with this. From time to time something gets into the product that shouldn't. The press love it, and the marketing people have hysterics. But we all goof up from time to time. And explaining what happened, what you are going to do to put it right, how you will reduce the risk of it happening again – all go a long way to reassuring your customers. That, and saying sorry.
Nothing as simple as this came back as an answer to the questioner's insightful probe. What do you think? How do great leaders repair damage to their valuable brands?


DEMA and state police will conduct a quarterly test of alert and notification system for sirens within a 10-mile radius of the plant.
A test of emergency sirens around the Salem-Hope Creek nuclear power plant is scheduled for July 10 between 7-8 p.m.
The Delaware Emergency Management Agency and state police conduct a quarterly test of alert and notification system for sirens within a 10-mile radius of the plant.
There are 37 sirens within that radius and they'll be activated for 3-5 minutes, according to DEMA. The sirens are used to warn the public of an emergency at the nuclear plant.
In such an emergency, the public would be alerted by the sirens to tune radios to one of the local emergency alert system stations for important emergency instructions.


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Maxpull: Trustworthy winches for a range of uses
Interview - April 18, 2022
Winches are hidden protagonists that support many aspects of industry and daily life, and Maxpull is the go-to specialist catering to these diverse needs. Founded in 1976, Maxpull specialises in manual and electric winches that move loads vertically or horizontally in a wide range of situations. We spoke with president and CEO Koichi Ono to learn more about the company, its products and their applications.
KOICHI ONO, PRESIDENT & CEO OF MAXPULL MACHINERY & ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
KOICHI ONO | PRESIDENT & CEO OF MAXPULL MACHINERY & ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
In recent decades, Japan has seen the rise of competitors like China, South Korea, and Taiwan, who have replicated the Japanese monozukuri process. Yet, we still see many Japanese firms maintaining a large global market share especially in the B2B markets and niche fields. As a specialized winch manufacturer, what does monozukuri mean to you and what are the strengths of Japanese manufacturers that allow them to maintain global market share?
What is important in our monozukuri is assuring safety when we make winches that lift heavy objects. We are in a niche industry, so we listen carefully to the requirements and concerns of our customers. We find out what they want to lift and how they want to hold it. Our unique strength lies in talking with our customers and finding out what objects need to be moved and which direction it needs to move. Based on the information we gather; we map out the route for the wires. This is our proposed wire mapping. This is the winch, the pulley, and the red lines are the wires. We used one winch to move the curtains horizontally. Based on a request, we map out the wires and give a proposal to our clients. This is the actual outcome. This curtain opens and closes with the use of our winch.
We go to the site to perform measurements and planning, but we do not have the license to install. We observe and give suggestions. On different sites, we utilise similar systems. For example, on one site, we used two winches to move a roof. When it comes to our customers, we do not have a particular field we target, but we work with a wide variety of customers.
More than 40% of your production is for special winches which are custom made orders according to your clients' needs. Your products have a wide variety of applications from external architecture to construction. How are you able to coordinate with so many different types of professionals and apply your expertise in different fields?
Our forty-seven-year history as a company has been very crucial in acquiring the expertise of being a solution provider. Let me share with you some of our customers and some of our product applications. Have you ever seen McDonald's rolling advertisements? They use our Maxpull winch to take it up and down. For a school's baseball stadium, the back net is controlled by our winch. School facilities are our customers as well. In zoos, our winches are used to keep the net up to keep flamingos from flying out. At a Japanese festival, due to the electric poles, we needed to use our winch for the huge doll to duck down and go under the poles. These are some of our product applications.
In the next fifteen years, one out of three Japanese people will be over the age of sixty-five which has two major manufacturing ramifications: first is the labour crisis. It is becoming harder to find new, young, and talented graduates to replace the seasoned workers and pass on the manufacturing know-how to the next generation. The second is the shrinking of the domestic market. What impact has Japan's unique demographics had on your business?
In economic terms, the ages between fifteen and sixty-four are regarded as the productive labour force. In 2020, Japan had a labour force population of 70.41 million. But in 2050, that will decrease to 50 million. We always think about how to make our company sustainable. One of our approaches is overseas expansion, which we began in 2013. We have been to exhibitions in Indonesia and Chicago, USA. The CE (Conformité Européenne) standard that we acquired assures safety in the European region. We worked on being certified with international standards, so our products now have the CE mark on them. We were able to receive an order from IMAX in Canada. Even NASA uses our winches. The domestic market will shrink so we expanded overseas in 2013 and domestically, we already have 70% market share so we also believe that our products are adequate and competent enough for the international market.
One common response to manage the lack of human labour is embracing digital technology. Your BMW three-phase is a winch that has a radio control series that can operate the product remotely without the presence of the physical operator there. Can you elaborate more on your technological initiatives? What impact have new innovative technologies had on your company?
Control is critical for electric winches. We need to determine how many seconds the winch moves and how many seconds it is stopped. Precise control on the movement of the electric winch is crucial, so we use digital technology for this. For example, we use the inverter to operate the rotating speed of the drum.
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BMW three-phase winch
Radio-controlled switch box for electric winch
Power generation has been a very important topic. Renewable energy, such as wind and solar power have to be very far from urban centres. Some of your winches are being used in wind turbines for wind power generation. Can you tell us more about the role your products are playing in developing Japan's renewable energies? What other environmental and sustainable initiatives have you taken on?
This is Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' power generator. From the ground to the nacelle on top is about 100 metres high. There are many components for electric power generation inside the nacelle. Conventionally, a person needs to climb up and make a replacement if there is a malfunction on any of the devices inside. Our contribution to the system is that our winches inside the nacelle help workers carry the tools to replace faulty equipment up 100 metres so that they no longer have to. But of course, the engineers still need to climb up by themselves.
We also contribute funds to WaterAid Japan, which is an active organisation that provides clean water globally where it is not readily accessible. During COVID especially, we are encouraged to wash our hands but, in some countries, they did not have water to do that.
In 2012, we made a CE declaration through TRaC Global in the UK.
Mr. Sugiura of Tesac mentioned that finding local partners in some of the overseas markets in which they operate and combining their expertise was the key to innovation and new opportunities. Looking towards the future, are you looking for new collaborative partners both in Japan and overseas?
We are on good terms with Tesac. Since they make textile ropes, they proposed to do a project together. We want to collaborate with set manufacturers where they can incorporate our winch into their products like lifter companies with the cherry picker.
Since 2016, you have been in Washington State near Seattle. With your desire and ambition to create a more international reach, is there a particular region that you consider key as part of that expansion? What is your international business strategy?
Our primary target is Southeast Asia and now we have distributors in Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand. They have an inventory of Maxpull's winches in stock for sale. We targeted Southeast Asia with the assumption that the winch industry will evolve in the near future. The overseas team is now taking an aggressive approach in sales and marketing in European nations like Germany, the UK, France, Spain, and also in the United States and other developed nations. We consider developed nations as our seniors.
Of all the applications that your products have been used for, have you ever had a project that you consider as your favourite application that you have seen for your winches?
At a drone training centre where we must make sure the drone will not fly out of the net. The Japanese police bomb dismantling team was also interesting. They used our winch to move and take the bomb down to freeze it.
Electricity and nuclear power plants must be sorted to cater to all the demands. In Fukushima, there was an earthquake and the roof of the nuclear power plant exploded. The Japanese government wants to pursue nuclear power generation, but accidents like that should never happen again. The experts' analysis showed that it was an excess build-up of vapour within the building that caused the explosion. There is something called a blowout panel. As a countermeasure, blowout panels are placed within the facility to let the vapour out in case of a build-up. We got a request from Hitachi to remove the blowout panel using our winch and we had a project to do testing. The winch is controlled so at a certain point, it will stop automatically. We encountered many difficulties, but this is one of the interesting projects we can remember.
If we come back on your 50th anniversary, what are your dreams for this company and what would you have liked to have achieved by then?
We want to be number one as a niche product manufacturer. We also treasure our Japanese customers who have supported us for almost fifty years. We are very grateful and we want to provide them with better solutions so they can achieve their dreams. As for overseas customers, we would like to be known globally as a brand. We not only want new customers, but we want repeat customers. For example, NASA and IMAX were only one-off clients, but we are hoping they will be return clients. Once they use our products, they will know the quality of Maxpull products. I want to make our employees and their families very happy.
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Amitav Ghosh was born in Calcutta in 1956. He grew up in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India. He studied at the universities of Delhi and Oxford and published the first of eight novels, The Circle of Reason in 1986. He currently divides his time between Calcutta, Goa and Brooklyn. The first novel in his Ibis trilogy, Sea of Poppies, was shortlisted for the Man Booker prize.


CECE, the Brussels-based construction equipment association, is spearheading an ambitious Europe-wide industry development strategy to be known as 'Construction 2030'. It is hoped that the strategy will be adopted by the new EU Commission executive which takes over later in the year.
CECE Secretary General, Riccardo Viaggi, explained that construction industry players are working on plans to take to another level the current programme launched by the EU in 2014 and dubbed Construction 2020.
"We need to try and map the way for the future. We need to take forward the successes of Construction 2020 and lay down a new, updated strategy," he said.
CECE*, which based in Brussels, represents the interests of national construction equipment manufacturer associations in 13 European countries, including Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Russia and Turkey. The sector counts some 1,200 companies which employ about 300,000 people directly and indirectly. Their annual revenues amount to ca. 40 billion euro.
The association has an increasingly important role to play in promoting the interests of the sector at European level. The regulatory work of the EU legislators in Brussels is important for the industry.
The legislative framework for construction equipment is complex. Environmental legislation considerably affects the construction and design of our machinery – noise and exhaust emission regulations are just two examples, CECE explains. Indeed the industry is spending an important amount of R&D budgets on making construction equipment comply with complex and demanding EU environmental legislation, while investing in further product innovation.
CECE has an eight-person team in Brussels to manage its work with the EU. "I'm not sure if what we do is lobbying in the classic sense," Viaggi explains. "In the EU context it is more about providing useful industry information and ensuring an accurate understanding of what we do.
"It also has a human dimension. Our people are generally very transparent people, very knowledgeable people respected for providing sound information, with as little bias as possible.
The association has established good one-on-one relationships with key officials in the European Commission where regulations and directives are drawn up. It also work closely with members the European Parliament during the discussion/consultation stage of any legislation.
CECE's work is also about furthering an accurate image of construction and the value chain. "We try to paint a more complete and modern image of the industry. Particularly in terms of what the industry means in terms of job creation, and how it can support today's societal challenges, in particular demographic changes and youth unemployment," he says.
Digitalisation of the construction equipment sector is a key priority for CECE. At the beginning of 2018 a consulting team was tasked with a project on the digitalisation of construction site management, aiming at enabling a successful digital transformation.
The project involves multiple data collection tools inserted in a methodology. It also focuses on promoting business-friendly regulation to reap the benefits of the data economy.
CECE is also now working closely with the EU Commission's department for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG Connect) regarding the digital transformation of the construction industry.
Issues of emissions are generally handled by the Commission's enterprise specialists in DG Grow. "The future European Commission executive may organize things differently. It will be interesting to see how the new Commission is set up," Viaggi comments.
CECE also has to keep a close eye on developments regarding cars and trucks. There is an awareness that the measures introduced for vehicles are often proposed for off-road vehicles.
"Environmental legislation must protect the environment and enable our industry to stay competitive. Policy makers should allow industry to be customer-driven and to develop an innovative approach.


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GOLF: US Open field to be determined more on ranking
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The U.S. Open will rely more on the world ranking than money list in America and Europe to determine which players will be exempt from qualifying.
In sweeping changes to the criteria, the U.S. Golf Association said Saturday that players now will have two chances to crack the top 50 and get into the U.S. Open - on May 23 and June 13, the final ranking before the championship.
Thomas O'Toole, the USGA's chairman of competition, said the change was a "direct response" to last year, when Memorial winner Justin Rose and runner-up Rickie Fowler moved into the top 50 two weeks after the cutoff.
"Our mission is to always provide the most competitive fields for our national championships," O'Toole said.
Two other changes to the criteria are effective for this year's U.S. Open, to be played June 16-19 at Congressional.
-Instead of the top 15 and ties from the 2010 U.S. Open being exempt, it will be the top 10 and ties. O'Toole said players were made aware last year that this would be changed. Among those hurt by the change are Justin Leonard and Ben Curtis.
-The Players Championship winner now will get a three-year exemption instead of a one-year exemption.
The bigger changes involving the world ranking start next year.
For the last decade, players who finished in the top 30 on the PGA Tour money list and the top 15 on the European Tour money list in the previous year were exempt from qualifying for the U.S. Open. Also exempt were the top two on the money list in Australasia and Japan, provided they were in the top 75 in the world. Those exemptions will be eliminated, along with any other reference to a money list.
Instead, the 2012 U.S. Open will take the top 60 - instead of the top 50 - from the world ranking published three weeks before the U.S. Open and the ranking the week of the championship.
Also to be eliminated in 2012 is an exemption for anyone winning multiple PGA Tour events in a 12-month period between U.S. Open. Over the last 10 years, only four players were exempt through multiple wins, and never more than one player per year. Usually, anyone winning twice in a year will qualify some other way.
The U.S. Open prides itself in being the most democratic of all majors because typically about half the field has to go through qualifying. One reason the cutoff for the world ranking being the third week of May was so the USGA would know how many spots would be available in the final stage of 36-hole qualifying.
Now it can assign alternates that would be added to the field depending on how many players cracked the top 50 in the final week.
Meanwhile, the PGA Tour still doesn't lose very much for its members. It managed to keep the FedEx Cup criteria - the 30 players who reach the FedEx Cup finale at the Tour Championship remain exempt for the U.S. Open - and recent years have shown a majority of PGA Tour members in the Nos. 51-60 spots in the world ranking.
The U.S. Women's Open will continue to rely on the LPGA Tour money list, even expanded it for this year from the top 50 to the top 70. This means fewer spots in the 36-hole qualifying, although the Women's Open gets only about 1,000 entries, compared with 9,000 entries for the men's championship.


Posted on October 28, 2014, in Forbidden History, Forbidden Linguistics, Russia and tagged ancient Russian calendar, Azgard, baltic sea, Chris Hemsworth, Europe, Forbidden linguistics, Lord of the Rings, midgard, Novgorod, runes, Russia, Russian language, Scandinavia, Slavs, Slavyano-Arians, Thor, Tolkien, Ukraine, Varyags. Bookmark the permalink.	67 Comments.
That's two of us so far.
Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian are Ugrofinian nation as well as Laponian who lives in north Norway and Sweden. Slavs live in Poland, Slovakia, Russia, all Balkan accept Greece, etc. So looks like we don't have same pedigree tree, I reckon. We will probably never know for sure who we are and from where.
You are basing your comment on the language classification, which by the way I mentioned in the article. You cannot assume people are genetically different based on language difference – language flip-flops happened all the time in history. Genetic haplogroups help to determine the real roots better, although it's also not 100%.
"Franz Jeza, the writer and journalist, introduced on Radio Trieste in 1967 a book he had published, establishing the history of Scandinavian Slovenes. These Slovenians/Wends were supposed to have originated in Scandinavia at the beginning of the Middle Ages with the name of Vandals. To substantiate his theory, "The Slavic origins in Scandinavia", he based his arguments on numerous examples in of ethnology and vocabulary, which are common to Swedes and Slovenes.
There was no reasonable critique put forward about Franz Jeza conclusions, but a lot of mockery and ridicule from so some called professionals, who rushed to condemn it as a misinterpretation. Nonetheless the above-mentioned writer was the very first person that had looked into the origins of the Slovenians beyond the frames of Southern Slavs. And that, for those times, was more then courageous.
The theory of Slovenian origins in Scandinavia, on the basis of comparisons of culture and language of Slovenians and Swedes, was impossible to substantiate, but the discovered details were creating a question, which would call for an explanation sooner or later.
In 1982, I wrote about the linden tree that was widely spread in village life and the connection of the names Veneti, Wends or Windische, and I also discovered evidence of the early Wends. I then remembered the papers that were published by Franz Jeza. From these studies it was evolving that one of the migratory groups, the bearers of the Urn-field culture, Wends, also reached Scandinavia after 1200 BC.
Where is the evidence to substantiate this theory?
Besides the above mentioned proofs established by Franz Jeza, here are some Wendish names, e.g. Vendsyssel, at the extreme end of the peninsula Jutland, and the name in the middle of Sweden, which is still called Svealand; it comes from the name Sved, shortened from Slovendt, that is evident in the adjective "svensk" (slovens-ki, sveds-ki)…. This followed in the Latin as Veneti, and in Greek as Heneti or Eneti.
Some hundreds of years before Christ more migration of the Germanic tribes followed to Scandinavia, which were commonly known as Goths. After them the Southern area of this country was called Götaland. The German language had totally prevailed among Slo-vends (Sveds) and the whole community has adopted it.
Again, an excellent and very interesting article! As a matter of fact while I was reading the part, where you mention "Midgard", "Middle Earth" immediately came up in my mind and I was stunned to read a bit further you made a connection with Tolkien! This man had so much knowledge, his stories are fantasies they say, but I wonder…..
I have been very interested in the culture of the Scandinavians! We have travelled to Norway a couple of times and on one of those visits we went to see the ancient Viking-ships in the "Vikingskipet" museum! It felt like I was reunited with objects from my past…..so simple but effective these ships were, with their beautiful carvings. I really did not want to leave that place!
My Grandfather spoke and taught many languages, two of them being Russian and Icelandic, but he also spoke the Scandinavian languages and, if I remember correctly, also Finnish! I was to young to appreciate that when he was still alive but I do have his genes, so I inherited the feeling for languages from him.
So please Lada, I am very interested in learning more about the links between our peoples! Maybe you can also put us in the direction of some books that we can read as well, that tell about this ancient history. I have always thought that something was missing and/or terribly wrong….
So, keep it coming Lada! Thank you very much for all you do!
Christa, you and your people are of the same heritage as described in my article, as most (most likely all) Europeans. This is why you feel a connection with what I describe. It's just that some people are more in tune with the energy of the time and space, with the Earth and Cosmos, than others. You are one of them, and so are my other readers.
But most humans will start coming around when enough of us, those who are in tune, project the energy of the Shift. We are all connected psychically of course, it's just that most humans are cut off from this precious connection, or use it for evil.
I have great interest in more information. Thanks.
Verrry interesting article, Lada! Your telling from the linguistic point of view sheds much light on and corroborates what I have learned so far in bits and pieces from historical and other perspectives. Another big reason for Russo-phobia in the West, I believe, has been the schism that was created and purposefully promoted between the Eastern Orthodox (Gnostic) and Roman (Pauline) branches of the Catholic church. It is the Eastern branch whose roots are far older and, I believe, much closer to the truth both spiritually and factually. (There is a reason why that branch is called "orthodox" and the other is not.) You have already touched on that subject briefly, so I am sure you could shed more Light there also. By the way, for anyone who is interested, I am not Catholic therefore have no dog in that race.
P.S. I am really enjoying "Earth Shifter"!
Thank you for buying my book! Glad you enjoy it!
Yes ,please Lada Ray ,tell us more on Russian scientific discoveries.We in the West never hear about any such things.
I also would like to hear about Russian scientific discoveries. I enjoy all of your information tremendously, and feel you are doing a real service to share what is hidden or not commonly known. (in my country US) I find the vastness and richness of Russia and her peoples to be so interesting. I have an open mind about Russia and desire to be friend, not foe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and far-sightedness.
Like you say, Lada, we cannot move forward until we know the truth of our past.
Make that three – love your work and being able to find out more about things we didn't learn in school and aren't going to learn any time soon from the main stream media – or even most of the alternative media (particularly because in most cases they don't know any more about the things you write about than we do). Thanks for what you do!
there are some parts in English but it is fully translated to Slovak.
Maybe you can get the Russian translation.
I would also love to know more of the Russian discoveries. I've always felt they were more than willing and fully capable of exploring the areas of science most in North America consider esoteric/magic/unknowable/freaky.
There are many great examples. I'm sure there will be more forthcoming as we continue to share and expand.
And finally, thanks Lada for so many balanced articles (Feng Shui Master… ooh! Right!) I've always enjoyed what you've written, both in regards to world events, and the lessons on language itself. I'm always delighted to see your blog update!
Your sooo bang on the buck… I've been raised in Scandinavia (Sweden) but born in former Eastern Germany. I'm very familiar with the gods here Odin, Tor, Loke etc and the horse Sleipner etc etc.. and the two crows Hugin and Mumin who actually are drones as I see it namely the all seeing eyes for Odin.
Yes almost everything we know has been distorted even our whole origin. Russian scientist are far ahead concerning bio-resonance and healing among other cool tech.
You simply can't make this stuff up… and again we are getting there I would love to open the vaults at the Vatican cause they've been lying their teeth of for EONS..
David Wilcock has been bringing forth a lot of discoveries by Russian Scientists in his series "Wisdom Teachings" of videos on GaiamTV. He thinks there is interest – maybe you should talk to him and perhaps collaborate.
Yes!! I would love to see that collaboration!
I agree that David Wilcock is great. He talks a lot about Russian scientist Nikolai Kozyrev. Lada maybe can tell us the balance of forces in the Russian scientific community regarding materialists versus scientists that work outside of the physical world in addition to the physical one. Are non materialist scientists in Russia treated with more respect from their mainstream more than in the US.
You just hit my inner nerve – what a pure feeling.
Look for your later update on this item. Somebody have to brake the falsehood covering our real roots.
I just wonder why all interests escape Scandinavian peninsula in to days political dialog. Even Russia bypass it carefully. As you say: People are not taking it the right way – my comment: at the moment.
But I am sure Russia have the courage to present who worlds people really are. One important condition must be in place, and that is secure information / mediation system be at hand – so no sabotage interrupt it.
Your diligent efforts to place the actual history of Russia on a banquet table of truth before us, your readers, undoubtedly from around the world, are to be applauded !! We live within the CONfines of hiss-tory, and a CONvoluted and CONtroversial story, indeed. Please continue to plate these delightful dishes of non-GMO (Government Manipulated Offal) before us to digest — and sometimes not without difficulty — for we hunger within our souls for reconnection — with one another, with our Mother Earth/Father One, and with the story of our noble roots. Only the false history control frequency has "artificially separated" our Family and attempted to uproot us and sever us from our Tree of Life. We are left to hunger and yearn for that which resonates within our very own DNA — the truth that will set us free from the darkest downward spiraling vortex of unnatural fear which uncreates love and deconstructs unity, to release us into the upward dimensional expansion into Love and Light. You are building us a bridge of truth information which we may choose to cross over, or not — the hypnotic somnolent frequency of the normalcy bias lulling us back to sleep, or the trumpet call to ready for battle — for our very survival. Thank you. Please continue to ready us as we turn towards the truth Lighting our way !!
"It was necessary to divide people so they would forget their brotherly ties, so that they would think they were different." Perhaps think they were "exceptional" ?? Divide and CONquer. Uproot the Tree of Life and the family branches die off; eventually the Tree dies. Well, our Family Tree is rooted in Eternity and Love, and the Families of Humankind are die-hards. So a united Humankind has a remaining task — to CUT OFF the artificially grafted parasites !!
Definitely INTERESTED !! WANT TO HEAR MORE !!
LMAO… Government Manipulated Offal…loved that! May I borrow it?
aeyrie ~ Of course !! Run with it !!
And, the "Anastasia books" Ringing Cedars series by Vladimir Megre available online. Great for mind blowing expansion if you haven't already discovered this less-traveled ancient spiritual path rooted in the "harsh frozen wasteland of Siberia" (ha ha, that's GMO at its most ignorant !!). IMO the mystical beauty and traditions kept mostly secret in Siberia represent the last frontier of spiritual discovery, as well as her pristine natural wonders. The Trans-Siberian Railway beckons . . .
I am very much interested in what you have to tell us about linguistics and history as you know them. For now, I have specific interest in the harmonious unity of rule in Europe until 1,000 years ago. I believe that after the fall of Rome, Europe fell into lands of tribal, primitive, and barbaric people. Further, what I see in history is unbroken chapters of humanity in continuing desire for power. To bring us to the present and near future, I fear that we may witness the consequences of such evil before long. I know, prevention of such disaster is at least one reason you are carrying out your work. Thank you for your blog.
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Lada, Have you looked into the question of whether Homer's stories came out of Scandinavia? There is a bit of evidence for this, and the geography near Greece doesn't seem to work at all. Some of the names and even current names for locations in Greece have a strong Scandinavian flavor, or so some argue.
The distinguished linguist Charles Briant-Abraham (San Jose, Calif. USA) published, in the organ of the society 'The Augustan', a very commendatory review of the published book about Venets. At the same time called on the Slovenian venetologists that they should also, on the basis of the Slovenian dialects, commence to solve the Macedonian inscriptions, that can not possibly be deciphered on the basis of the Greek language.
The hypothesis of Prof. Briant-Abraham was unintentionally confirmed by dr. Anthony Ambrozic in his book "Adieu to Brittany" (Toronto 1999) in which we also find the solution to six of The Venetian inscriptions from Dura-Europos along the river Efrat in Syria. The script is supposed to testify that at this place, during Roman times, the crew was composed of Venets. Prof. Bryant deliberates differently.
Dura-Europos was a port in Efrat where the ships with goods arrived from the sea and up the river. Here the goods were unloaded and transported to the coast of the Mediterranean. Dura-Europos was eventually taken by the Romans in 165 B.C. and in 256 A.C. it was destroyed by the Sasanids.
Actually, it as a very important location during the time of the Macedonian-Greek king, Alexander the Great, whose kingdom reached as far as India. Because of the strategic importance of this place it is quite possible that the crew was composed of Macedonians, being the king's compatriots, whom he felt he could trust the most. Macedonians therefore spoke a language that was practically the same as the language of the Venets.
This poses the question if ethnically the ancient Macedonians were also a part of Venets? The Greek writer Herodotus (480 B.C. – 420 B.C.) mentions that Venets also lived in Illirium (I, 196). His reference could be in connection to later Macedonians. The question is, how far to the South did ancient Macedonia reach? It is not necessarily so that the borders of the Macedonian and Greek kingdoms coincided with the ethnic borders. In any case, it is surprising that in the center of the Greek peninsula, even today, we encounter Slavic names, that most likely must be Venetian or Macedonian. Among them, 'Zagora' East of city Volos in Tesalia, above the Aegean coast and North of it, the city Veneton.
This supposition, that Macedonians, as an ancient nation, along with their language, ethnically could probably be acceptable. In any case, every research in this direction, up till now, was blocked by the 'Grand Serbian' and the 'Grand Greek' ideology.
Lada I would love to hear your findings on the history of Russia. I'm open to anything. Growing up here in the US we have been told so many lies that I don't believe almost anything we learn. Here are some of the things that I'm sure that goes against the mainstream education and establishment here.
So as you can see from my non mainstream list that I'm open to anything. I'm looking forward to your next Russia history lesson.
Lada, please help us get the word out to the world. It would be great to have the communications channels blocked with millions of tweets, faxes, and e-mails to Washington, D.C. requesting US Congressional Hearing for Disclosure of the Extraterrestrial Presence with us! http://pathwaytoascension.wordpress.com/2014/10/31/do-you-want-a-better-world-for-yourself-your-children-grandchildrenniecesnephews/ This concerns all world citizens!
This makes up very interesting reading.
I agree with you, Carel, this is one of the most interesting blogs I know of!
I agree also! Lada's interesting blog and all of her perceptive, intelligent and high vibration readers are such a breath of fresh air. I read a lot of blogs, but this is the one that regularly inspires me to be actively involved. Thank you, and love to you all!
Thanks Lada for such an interesting commentary.
Funny, just a few days ago I was mulling over the history of Prussia and wondering if my ancestors were Prussian. I am Australian and have 4 main bloodlines, Irish, Cornish, Scottish and German. We call that Heinz vegetable soup here, which equals pure Aussies!! (This does not include the Originals who have been here for approximately 60,000 years) My German ancestors harken from Mecklenburg and are not teutonic but have slavic origins hence the possible Prussian connection. On checking the maps it seems that Mecklenburg most certainly could have been part of Prussia. Hence my great interest in this subject!
Also our Scottish bloodline name 'Tainsh' was very hard to track. Due to old family photos showing purely Scandinavian features we suspected that this bloodline was originally Scandinavian. Most of my life I have been mistaken for being Finnish.
I have an interest in world music and love the Saami folk music. Can you comment on the Laplanders and Saami? It seems they have an interesting ancient heritage.
One can't get enough of this subject Lada so, I for one would be very pleased if you were to extrapolate on this and share your knowledge.
On the subject of Russians and there medical knowledge I would like to add that I worked for a Doctor here in Aus who bought a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber from Russia which was made by the Russian Space Research Institute. A lovely Russian doctor, Larissa, came out to help set the chamber up and teach us how to use it. She told us about the wonderful things they were doing. She said they put their pregnant women in HBOT and have the healthiest babies! They also have theatres big enough to do surgery in!! Wow! Not forgetting that the Russians were the pioneers in Phage therapy, although it was a British doctors discovery, it was the Russians who pioneered it, due to lack of restrictions in researching different methods of healing. The results were phenomenal!
Looking forward to more on this fascinating and important subject Lada.
This interview/lecture is the most fascinating I've heard–ever!
Clearwater repeatedly uses Russia & the US to illustrate his ideas.
"Прошлое скрыто от нас сплошным туманом реальности событий, которые не доступны большинству людей, и для воссоздания картины оного приходится опираться на дошедшие до наших дней следы этого прошлого. К сожалению, реальных артефактов прошлого сохра-нилось не так уж и много. Многие из них сознательно уничтожались в прошлом социальными паразитами, особенно в последнюю тысячу лет. Вполне возможно, что ещё будут найде-ны неизвестные ранее артефакты, которые не успеют уничтожить, как, например, произошло с найденной профессором А.Н. Чувыровым объёмной рельефной картой Западной Сибири. Да и с этой находкой произошёл «казус».
После того, как эту карту тщательно изучили, используя самые современные научные технологии и получили невероятные данные при этом анализе, профессор А.Н. Чувыров передал найденную рельефную карту московскому университету, но «странным» образом эта рельефная карта «потерялась» в хранилищах университета, да так, что до сих пор никто найти её не может и даже все «вдруг» получили амнезию — потерю памяти о какой-то карте, которую якобы им передавали. Особенно становится всё понятно о причинах подобной «амнезии» о «какой-то» карте, если учесть, что оная рельефная карта Западной Сибири нанесена неизвестными на сегодняшний день технологиями на каменную плиту с размерами 148 сантиметров высотой, 106 сантиметров шириной и 16 сантиметров толщиной и вес которой около тонны! Учитывая размеры рельефной карты и её вес, становится предельно ясно, каким образом и почему «потерялась» эта карта.
Но перед тем, как «потерять», эту карту довольно-таки детально изучали и обнаружили на ней следы деятельности высокоразвитой цивилизации, уровень развития которой значительно превышает уровень развития современной. Эту объёмную карту изучали с большим энтузиазмом и сообщали о ней в средствах массовой информации и в России, и за рубежом. Скорее всего, сначала не видели в ней опасности существующей на сегодня официально принятой «исторической» доктрине. Видно, социальных паразитов сбила с толку информация о возрасте этой объёмной карты. Ведь рельефная карта нанесена на основу из прочнейшего доломита в 16 сантиметров толщиной. Возраст этой основы — сто двадцать миллионов лет, что и послужило основанием заявлять о том, что возраст и самой объёмной карты равен ста двадцати миллионам лет!
С моей точки зрения — это абсурд! Если подходить ко всему с такой же позиции, то на любом кладбище возраст надгробных камней из мрамора и особенно гранита составит сотни миллионов лет! Означает ли это, что и сами надгробные камни сделаны сотни миллионов лет назад!? Конечно же, нет! Ввели в заблуждение социальных паразитов и надписи на этой плите. Изначально было предположено, что надписи сделаны древнекитайскими иероглифами. А это, как раз-то и не подтвердилось.
Как только социальные паразиты поняли, что создателями этой карты были предки Славяно-Ариев и что надписи на ней сделаны Славяно-Арийскими рунами — рельефная карта «почему-то» потерялась в «лабиринтах» московского университета! Ну, никак не хочется социальным паразитам допустить, чтобы информация о том, что рельефную карту около ста тысяч лет тому назад создали предки «примитивных» славян, стала достоянием гласности! Они готовы признать, что цивилизация Мидгард-Земли зародилась в Китае, в Африке, в Америке — где угодно, только чтобы это не была Россия.
Дело не в названии, а в сути. Эту цивилизацию создали люди, которые были носителями той же генетики, что и современный русский человек. А носители этой генетики в своём большинстве выступали на стороне Света, Светлых Сил и несли этот Свет всем другим народам. Это не значит, что среди носителей русской генетики всегда были только светлые люди, несущие другим Свет. Были и есть, к сожалению, среди русских людей и мерзавцы, и подонки, и откровенные выродки. Процент таких людей с русской генетикой в разные эпохи менялся. Но в своей основе, русский народ всегда был на стороне Сил Света!
Для меня выродок остаётся выродком, вне зависимости от того, какая у него генетика — русская, иудейская, китайская или какая-нибудь другая. Социальный паразит для меня всегда — социальный паразит, несмотря на то, какой у него цвет кожи, и какой он национальности! Это для тех, кто попытается обвинить меня или в национализме, или в шовиниз-ме.
Благодарю Вас, Лада, еще раз!
Lada, could this article please be a Guest Article? I would greatly appreciate it! I don't mean to take over your blog; it's just that we are now in such important times and I don't have to tell you that whatever the US does affects the world. Republicans will assume total control of the US Congress in January 2015 and will continue their pledge to block anything Obama tries to do for Americans and the world. Without the Senate to act as a balance, it is likely we have seen nothing yet!
CITIZENS OF THE WORLD, PLEASE HELP US! HOLDING THE CONGRESSIONAL HEARING FOR DISCLOSURE OF ET PRESENCE WITH US DURING 2014 IS NOW IMPERATIVE.
Nancy, for now I approved your comment so others could read it and decide for themselves. A lot of people do read the comment section. I'll see what I can do with the guest post. Have a huge backlog of posts at this point.
This is certainly the most rare information, important information, you have made available to us yet.
That's fine, Lada! I'm busy contacting the US Congressional members regarding a Disclosure Hearing, but can't wait to finish reading your article on Ukraine. I love learning about Russia from a Russian and feel that it is very valuable to have insights from natives of the country being discussed. I plan to re-blog your Ukraine article as soon as I can finish reading it! Again, I say this is the most valuable blog I have found. I'm viewing it as "Let's get together and understand" the viewpoints of other nations–like walking in each other's shoes for awhile. I greatly appreciate your work! May Love & Light enfold you!
What a great interest from people about our relations – 52 comments.
– remark that it consist of 3 pages. It tells about latest investigation in Nordic mythology and history. I am sure it add up your knowledge. Please enjoy!
and some data and developments will appear more clear.
Lada, regarding the Varyags. In M. Zadornov's documentary, "Rus, the Lost Chronicles", he presents a theory that the name of Varyags comes from the occupation of these Slavic people (and at the same time implies that they were not nomads, but well-settled). The origin that he traces is to the word "varit'" – "to cook", arguing that these people cooked/evaporated salt and lived off trading with salt. Interestingly I saw a different indication to the theory that occupation gives rise to the name of people in another source, explaining the name of Poland. "Poljakovat'" is apparently an old-slavic verb meaning "to rob/plunder" stemming from "pole" – "field".
Back to "Varyag". You mention the song, saying it's an old one. It's actually translated from German to Russian in 1904, and was written by an Austrian poet Rudolf Greinz following the heroic stand-off the the Russian cruiser "Varyag" in Rusian-Japanese war, but the Austrian origin was hushed up when Russia entered WWI. I first learnt about the fact from a Russian documentary about a German head of police, who was Soviet informant before WWII and informed USSR about the exact date and time of the invasion. He, just like many Austrians and Germans of his age held Russia in great esteem, especially after witnessing the heroism of the "Varyag" crew.
Zadornov is right about Varyags – the name comes from Rus/Slavic for cooking; they were salt-traders, which was a very valuable commodity and currency in those days thus giving Varyags great political power – I think I mentioned it in one of my prior articles.
Poland: initial name 'poliane' – from the flatlands. P-russia comes from the same root 'po.' I wrote about that in my previous linguistical articles about names, etc. Poliakovat is a later word. In the time dimension it's all relative. Dates are very imprecise, but we are talking maybe hundreds of thousands of years for the mother-word 'po' and close to that for 'po-le,' while the clear even to a layman derivative = slang word 'pol-iak-ov-at' (several suffixes) can't be any more that a few thousand years old.
Didn't know about the song's Austrian origin. Why not. Austians and Germans in fact are 'onemechinnie' Slavs = Slaviane. They do feel a pull of the mother-culture, although some are in denial. But how does it make the song new? Anything created in 1904 is pretty old from today's perspective.
Across this vast and remote land of North Western and Eastern Victoria, to the well known Barossa Valley and other country areas of South Australia, there is a strong representation of the group of people who identify themselves as Wends from Silesia and Lusatia; although Australians rather describe them as the 'old German immigrants', whose anccestors arrived to Australia over 150 years ago. I have met a number of them and upon learning their names and their Windish background, they tell me they are not really German, but rather Windish or Wends or Veneti from Germany or Austria. At once there is a warmth between us, perhaps due to our historical connection.
Last year I met with Fr. Ivan Tomazic at the Slovenian World Congress meeting in Tinje, Austria, who is the co-author of the books on history:- "Veneti – First Builders of European Community". Since then I have read the book on Slovenian Venetic background and studied this well documented theory about 'Veneti' with great interest.
I came across many more articles and also met such people as a living example of our common history. But, this well proven theory has been ignored and even denied by the official Slovenian and European historians. One must understand that no current nation in Europe would like to acknowledge that within their borders, their population does not consist entirely of their original indigenous people. Many European countries hold a large population of old Venetic culture.
Recently I shared the book "Veneti" with a local and a much respected pastor Mr. Noel Uebergang, who displayed great interest about the Wendish history. He introduced me to the Holy Bible "Nowy Zakon" in their original Sorbian/Venetic language and also to his well documented family history which was compiled in detail in the following books: "Mirtschin (Mercin) Family in Australia from 1851 – 1990" and "A Little Leaven The Peucker History" from 1853 – 1984. These great and well known families have openly and proudly professed the cultural and historical background of their Wendish culture. Such historical texts have inspired and amazed me as I have developed an awareness of these "little group of strangers in this very strange land".
Noel's great great grandfather, Johann Mirtschin, with his family was one of the vast number of pioneer families from Tabor and Gnadenthal in Western Victoria who were considered to be German, but who were in fact Wendish of the Slavic race, also called Sorbs (So-erbe – people of the same land?). Johann was born into a very different community, in the village of Steindorfel in 1809 in what was the Kingdom of Saxony, who married Maria Gude in Saxony. They made their home in Doehlen by the river Spree, the ancient hiding ground of the Wends in times of war. The political turmoil throughout Europe had an impact on Saxony during the occupation of Napoleon and his forces. The instability of the political scene lasted into 1840's and combined with some dissatisfaction with the church scene, poor harvests over successive drought seasons and subsequent lack of sufficient food and depression times, all led to the longing for a more peaceful existence in Australia.
Saxony was a kingdom with everything officially done in German. The Sorbs-Wends were an ethnic minority and not all could speak German well. Place names had their official German names but also their Wendish names. Johann Mirtschin was known back home as Jan Mercin.
In 1848 there were political uprisings throughout the German States. The Wends rejoiced when they saw the end of the feudal system. Their flag was shown for the first time at the pan-Slavic congress, which was held in 1848 in Prague. In Saxony, the Wends presented a petition to the Royal Saxon Assembly. These requests for recognition did not get a very favourable reaction and only a few were met. Their joy was short-lived when they found that the land they wished to till was expensive. Unemployment was wide spread. In 1849 there was an uprising in Dresden, the capital of Saxony, and Prussian troops were to be brought in.
…The origin of the Peucker family also reaches back to Silesia (Prussia), where Edward was born in the year 1791 in Kowary and died 1876 in Berlin. Name Peuker means 'baker' in English (in Slovenian 'Pekar') and is a Wendish name. When the first of the Peukers arrived in Australia, gold mining was in full swing in the Victorian Ballarat area. The Wendish group from South Australia travelled via Mount Gambier to Portland, then further to Tabor, Gnadental and Penhurst. The Victorian government welcomed the influx of these good-working 'Germans' and gave them financial assistance for land, for their churches and schools and even paid allowances for pastors and teachers. In 1871 the Wimmera was opened up for settlement and many immigrants took advantage of this Victorian Selection Act. The Peuker story in Australia has its cradle around Warrnambool and it spread throughout Western district of Victoria, Wimmera, to north eastern Victoria and the Riverina and, even further, to Perth and Qld.
3. "Veneti – First Builders of European Community" by Jozko Savli, Matej Bor and Ivan Tomazic, published in 1996 in Austria.
As for the song being new. Maybe I live on a different timescale, but for me anything that happened in the last couple of hundred years feels like something new, recent… I can't really explain it. It's when I start looking at pre-Peter events that they start getting the feel of old.
Right, got it ;). For me it all depends on what time perspective I take in any given piece I write.
Time is, after all, a holographic construct we can bend any way we want. For the general view, even 1000-2000 years should now seem like recent history we can touch. We as humans are moving into 4th dimension and higher, this is why time feels differently. I will speak about that in upcoming YT vids. Sub!
P.S. Sorry, it appeas I wasn't clear that the Varyag song was related to the Russo-Japanese war of 1904. Reason: often when I write I choose not to clutter the article with the info that isn't directly related to the topic so not to confuse people who don't know the story. If I don't make choices, I'll never get to the point.
"holmen" and "холм" (pronounced [holm]). In Norwegian it means a small island, in Russian – a hill. You can imagine how a hill in a wheat field can be perceived as an island.
"tallerken" and "тарелка" (pronounced [tarelka]). The meaning is the same both places: a plate you eat from.
Some additional note about the old Russian alphabet and its letters' mnemonic meanings.
If all the letters are read in sequence with their meanings intact, you get a message.
Take, for example, the mnemonic second letter of the Russian alphabet: Buki, meaning letter or something that gets written down. We see it in German "buch", Norwegian "bok" (pronouned [buk]), English "book".
Interestingly the mnemonics in the Russian alphabet were dropped after the 1917 coup d'etat in Russia, and live only in the name of the alphabet – "azbuka". Around the same time, Lenin pushed for switching Russian over to Latin, abandoning Cyrillic, erasing the roots. Luckily that didn't happen. We see the same agenda is being pushed by the dark forces in Ukraine now. And this fate befell all Western-Slavic languages, except for Serbian and Bulgarian.
What baffles me is the name of Germany, Германия (in Russian) and Alemania (in Spanish) have similarities. But where the German own Deutschland or Norwegian Tyskland come from?
Ancient Rus mnemonic alphabet was really a prayer and testament to future generations. A Vedic wisdom passed on. There were 4 alphabets in fact, used for different purposes. The one we use now in Russian is the much simplified version of Bukvitsa. The original had over 150 letters.
Buk-vit-s-a: Buk gave birth to English/Germanic word book. Vit – from ved (vedat') = Slavic Vedas – to know, higher wisdom. English words descended from it: wit and wisdom, as well as wizard and witch.
So much more to say here. One day I'll do a report.
German and Norwegian names came much later. They came from the names of local leaders most likely, and were needed for said local leaders to emphasize their difference from the main center of power. Same as today's Ukraine. We are re-living it now in Ukraine.
Yes, please, Lada, such a report would be greatly valued!
It just hit me! Everyone knows the name of the Northern Italian city – Venice. The Norwegian and German name for it is Venedig! There must be a connection there as well!
Please Lada Ray publish as much as you can as it is fascinating! I want to know as much as possible about Russia and particularly her people.


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Adam Keefe adds seven players to Belfast Giants squad
Ben Lake has joined the Belfast Giants
Published: 16:41 Updated: 16:43 Thursday 30 May 2019
Belfast Giants Head Coach Adam Keefe has revealed that new signing Ben Lake will join Curtis Leonard, Lewis Hook, Paul Swindlehurst, Mark Garside, Stephen Murphy and Andrew Dickson on the 2019/20 season roster.
Lake will be familiar to Giants fans - spending the previous two seasons in the Elite League with the Coventry Blaze. The 29-year-old was named to the First All-Star team after posting 34 goals and 43 assists, good for 77 points in 60 games.
Curtis Leonard, 26, returns for a second successive season in Belfast. Leonard, an Assistant Captain, posted three goals and 30 assists.
Lewis Hook also returns for back-to-back seasons in Belfast with the 22-year-old posting six goals and 18 assists in his debut season.
Paul Swindlehurst re-joined the Giants after impressing during the Elite League and Challenge Cup winning season. Mark Garside and Stephen Murphy return for their tenth and eleventh successive seasons respectively, and Andrew Dickson returns to his local team for the 2019/20 season
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Washington D.C. • Hotels
LINE DC
DC's Design Divinity: renovated neoclassical church plays host to celestial culturally-conscious design hotel...
Lisa Davidson • 19 January, 2018
The second LINE hotel, a sibling for the jaw-dropping Los Angeles flagship in Koreatown, LINE DC is housed in a renovated neoclassical church with 60-foot vaulted ceilings, sturdy copper doors, and church organ pipes repurposed into an architectural chandelier. Seating takes the form of pews, and hymnal boards sourced from around the world lead visitors through the reverential property.
Located in the reverberant Adams Morgan neighbourhood of Washington, D.C., the hotel shares the company of a diverse mix of restaurants, music venues, and independent stores; and is a culinary and social hub in its own right, offering impressive food and beverage options through collaborations with local talent including A Rake's Progress, The Cup We All Race 4, and Spoken English, a small restaurant cum speakeasy centred around a custom open flame.
Wildly different to LINE Los Angeles, yet equally singular as a deeply considered design hotel project, no detail has been spared in INC Architecture & Design's putting together of its 220 guest rooms and public areas — LINE DC boasting 3,000 pieces of original artwork and photography from local artists; micro libraries; and a live broadcast podcast network and internet radio station. LINE DC's cultural offerings as meticulously crafted as its powerful aesthetics.
Creative, innovative, encompassing its local community, and home to sweeping views of the Washington Monument and Washington National Cathedral, the Sydell Group have hit the high notes once again; LINE DC a psalm of design details, considered food and drink, and cultural dedication. Celestial.
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The Tender Land was commissioned from Copland by Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II. Copland's second opera is a much more mature work than the earlier The Second Hurricane. Written for young singers, the work contains some of the best music of Copland's mature years, and deserves a greater place in the repretory. A number of recent recordings will hopefully help to raise its status among twentieth century opera. The closing chorus of Act 1, "The promise of living," is often exerpted and sung by choruses.
After the premiere production, Copland revised the work extensively, in the process changing it from two to three acts. This 1955 version is the one commonly performed today.
Chorus of neighbors, party guests, etc.
Beth, a young girl, is playing with her doll, Daniel, in front of her family's farmhouse. The mailman, Mr. Splinters, brings a package for her mother. It is Beth's older sister Laurie's graduation dress; the next day she will become the first in their family to graduate from high school. Ma Moss invites Splinters to the graduation party that night; Splinters tells her that two strange men have been seen in the neighborhood, and that they have raped two of the local girls. Laurie comes in; she wonders that her childhood has passed so fast; she feels like she has outgrown her home town. She is angry that her mother, and especially her grandfather, try to control her life.
Two drifters, Martin and Top, enter; they meet Laurie, and convince her grandfather, against his better judgement, to hire them to help with the harvest. Laurie invites them to her party, and Top asks Martin to get Grandpa drunk there so he can get acquainted with Laurie.
At the party, Grandpa makes a toast to Laurie; while the guests dance, Top begins to get Grandpa drunk. Ma Moss, still suspicious, sends Mr. Splinters for the sherriff. Martin dances with Laurie; the two of them, smitten with each other, go off alone to the porch; their kiss is interrupted by Grandpa, and Ma Moss accuses the boys of being the men who attacked the other local girls; just as she does, though, Splinters returns, saying the sherriff has already caught those men, who have confessed. Grandpa tells Martin and Top to leave by morning.
That night, Martin and Laurie meet secretly outside. They agree that Laurie will come with Martin when he leaves, but after she leaves Martin begins to have second thoughts; when Top arrives, he convinces Martin that Laurie couldn't come with them; they depart. Laurie, coming out and finding them gone, decides to leave anyway rather than staying for her graduation. Ma Moss, left alone with Beth, turns her attention to her younger daughter; as the curtain falls, she goes back into the house and Beth is left playing in the road as at the beginning of the opera.


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Get your sequined tux or gown out, volumize your hair and memorize all your cues 'cause My Great Night premieres tonight!
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Every year since 2006, people of Bangladesh observe the 26th of August as 'Phulbari Day'. This is a day to remember people's resistance against an open pit mining project proposed by Asia Energy; to celebrate people's power and people's resistance against plunder and destruction; a challenge against anti-people 'development' paradigm to assert new direction for peoples' sustained welfare and development.
Bangladesh government had originally awarded an exploration license for Phulbari to the Australian company BHP Minerals in 1994 and discovered Phulbari coalmine. But they did not continue. In 1997, Asia Energy (AEC) was formed mysteriously and in 1998 BHP transferred its license to this newly formed company. The question why BHP, after discovering the Phulbari mine, withdrew from this huge profit opportunity is a very crucial one.
Nazrul further pointed out, 'BHP did not want to create another environmental disaster like Ok-Tedi Copper Mine in Papua New Guinea where it had to quickly abandon the mine and paid hefty compensation to the surrounding inhabitants. The poisonous mine water seepages contaminated the nearby river and destroyed everything downstream. It is obvious that open-cut coal mining in Bangladesh is far more complex'.
Asia Energy planned for 15 million tons of coal extraction yearly, 75-80 per cent of the coal to be exported through Sundarban mangrove forest against only 6 per cent royalty for Bangladesh. An expert committee was formed by the then government to examine the development plan submitted by AEC. The committee submitted their report in September 2006. It was headed by Dr. Nurul Islam, a senior Professor of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). After long examination and critical analysis the committee rejected the project and termed it as legally flawed, environmentally disastrous and economically harming national interest. Two years later, mining expert Roger Moody in his study 'Phulbari coal: a Perilous project' examined company's environment impact assessment (EIA). On the other hand, Jennifer Kalafut, a rehabilitation expert, studied company's rehabilitation plan and published her analysis and findings in 'Phulbari Coal Project: A Displacement Disaster in the Name of Development'. Both of these reports also showed in details how the company's plans and reports were full of ambiguity, misinformation, contradiction and gaps; in both assessments whole project was fraudulent to say the least. All these revealing studies forced ADB to pull out from the project in 2008.
In fact, people's assessment of the project was correct from the very beginning before experts spoke out. Therefore it was not a surprise that the project faced huge resistance first by local community, then by national alliance for safeguarding national interest and environment. When the company continued their activities and tried to create support base by bribing, cheating and using thugs then people reacted sharply. And a 'gherao' (siege) of the Asia Energy field office on 26 August 2006 in Phulbari was declared.
From the morning on that day, processions came streaming into the town, gathered at the Phulbari Dhaka moar and GM Pilot High School. A procession of more than 80 thousand women, men, Bangalee and indigenous people marched towards the Asia Energy office there around 3 pm. Police and the then BDR, para military force, obstructed them on the way at the bridge over Choto Jomuna River after Nimtala corner. After getting assurance from the district administration about withdrawal of Asia Energy from the area, the leaders declared end of the programme with relevant ultimatum. After few moments, BDR fired on the protesters.
Three young boys– Tariqul, Al-Amin and Salekin– were killed on the spot and hundreds were injured, 50 were bullet-hit, and others injured in baton charge when law enforcers turned brutal on the agitators who joined the gathering. It was cold-blooded murder in favour of the Asia Energy to terrorise agitating people. Section 144 was declared in the area. But people did not stop.
The protestors called a strike for an indefinite period. Roads and rail routes to and from Phulbari were blocked. Women took the lead from 27 August and made a historic uprising. Asia Energy officials fled from the area, BDR were withdrawn on August 28. Protestors were in control of all the six thanas and the town. People all over the country including capital city Dhaka expressed their solidarity by different means. National Committee declared countrywide strike on 30 August, 2006.
2. 'No open pit mining will be allowed anywhere in the country'.
3. 'Mining method and other steps for coal development and utilization will be taken after proper consultation with the people, keeping national interest in tact'.
The then opposition leader and the present Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina visited Phulbari on September 4, 2006, and extended her full support to the agreement. She also made strong commitment to implement this agreement if people allow her to form government. Despite this commitment, the agreement has yet to be implemented. On the contrary, the company lobbyists have been busy in creating support base for the project by spending money earned from the fraudulent share business.
Despite million-dollar lobbying for billion-dollar mine, the cases against Phulbari open pit mine project by Asia Energy getting stronger. Phulbari agreement, a historic document of socio-political contract, remains as people's verdict written by blood and endorsed by two major political alliances of the country. In addition to that, independent experts from home and abroad have repeatedly rejected open pit project at Phulbari as technically unfeasible, environmentally catastrophic, socially and economically disastrous.
Bangladesh needs to follow a different direction to get rid of corporate hegemony over natural resources, change policies of sacrificing people's interest for giving benefit to a few, and find the way to solve power and energy crisis in a sustainable way. Full implementation of Phulbari agreement is a must as a first step in that direction. The government of Bangladesh and all the relevant people must note that people in no way will allow them to destroy and plunder the country this way. The shareholders must quit this fraudulent project of GCM to save their money, the government must implement Phulbari agreement to earn credibility; the mercenaries must stop lobbying for plunderers. People have given their lives, sustained injury. Still they are morally strong, united and vigilant to protect resources of this country.
Phulbari Day is a black spot. We should all be ashamed.


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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
BROOKVILLE EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, Plaintiff v. A. L. LEE CORPORATION, Defendant.
Civil Action No.
JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
COMPLAINT AND DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL Plaintiff Brookville Equipment Corporation (hereinafter Brookville), by and through their undersigned counsel, hereby alleges upon information and belief the following against Defendant A. L. Lee Corporation (hereinafter A. L. Lee): THE PARTIES 1. Brookville is a corporation organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania having its principle place of business at 175 Evans Street, Brookville, Pennsylvania 15825. 2. A. L. Lee is a corporation organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania having its principle place of business at 2075 Lester Highway, Lester, West Virginia 25865. JURISDICTION AND VENUE 3. Brookville brings this action under the Patent Laws of the United States, Title 35
of the United States Code. This Court has jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1331 and 1338.
Brookville is the owner of the entire right, title and interest to United States Patent
No. 5,743,190 (hereinafter the 190 Patent), entitled Rerailer Apparatus. A true and correct copy of the 190 Patent is attached hereto as Exhibit A. 5. Upon information and belief, A. L. Lee is a Pennsylvania corporation which does
business in Pennsylvania and this judicial district, including at least the employment of a sales representative responsible for Pennsylvania, advertising and offering for sale infringing products via www.alleecorp.com, which is accessible all over the United States and in this judicial district, and the maintenance of a registered office in Carnegie, Pennsylvania 15106. 6. Venue is proper pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1391 and 1400. SUMMARY OF FACTS 7. A. L. Lee manufactures, sells, and offers for sale underground mining equipment,
including, but not limited to rail vehicles, such as its 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) products. True and correct copies of the 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) brochures are attached hereto as Exhibits B and C, respectively. 8. Both the 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) brochures
identify a rerailer as an optional feature for these products. A. L. Lees rerailer device, as embodied by at least the 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) products, infringes at least one claim of the 190 Patent. 9. On or about November 2, 2011, counsel for Brookville directly notified A. L. Lee
by letter, which was received November 4, 2011, of its belief that A. L. Lees rerailer device infringes the 190 Patent. Counsel for A. L. Lee subsequently responded with a letter expressing A. L. Lees belief that A. L. Lees rerailer device does not infringe any valid claim of the 190
Patent. Counsel for Brookville and A. L. Lee exchanged two additional letters concerning infringement of the 190 Patent by A. L. Lees rerailer device. 10. Upon information and belief, and notwithstanding Brookvilles notification of
infringement, A. L. Lee continues to manufacture, sell and offer for sale its infringing rerailer device, at least in connection with at least its 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) products. COUNT I: INFRINGEMENT OF THE 190 PATENT 11. Brookville repeats and re-alleges each and every averment contained in
paragraphs 1-10 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein. 12. A. L. Lee has infringed and continues to infringe at least one claim of the
190 Patent by making, using, selling, or offering to sell, and by inducing, aiding and abetting, encouraging and contributing to others use of A. L. Lees rerailer device in connection with at least its 15 Ton Battery Locomotive and Rail Runner (Battery) products. Upon information and belief, A. L. Lee has had specific intent to infringe the 190 Patent since at least as early as November 4, 2011, and has induced and/or contributed to infringement of the 190 Patent by providing its customers with its rerailer device and/or instructions for use or other operational material. 13. A. L. Lee has infringed the 190 Patent with knowledge of the patent and without
legal justification or excuse. Therefore, A. L. Lees infringement has been and is willful. 14. Brookville has been injured and is being injured by A. L. Lees infringement of
the 190 Patent, and Brookville will continue to suffer irreparable harm unless A. L. Lee is enjoined by this Court.
WHEREFORE, Brookville respectfully requests judgment against A. L. Lee and its subsidiaries and affiliates as follows: A. An award of damages adequate to compensate Brookville for the infringement
that has occurred, in the form of lost profits, a reasonable royalty, and/or A. L. Lees total profit, together with prejudgment interest from the date the infringement began; B. Any other damages permitted in the Courts equitable discretion, including
increased damages for willful infringement under 35 U.S.C. 284; C. A finding that this case is exceptional and an award to Brookville of its attorneys
fees and expenses as provided by 35 U.S.C. 285; D. An injunction permanently enjoining A. L. Lee, and all persons in active concert
or participation with them, from further acts of infringement of the 190 Patent; and E. Such other and further relief as this Court deems proper. DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL Pursuant to Rule 38 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Plaintiff, Brookville, hereby demands a trial by jury of all issues triable by jury. Respectfully submitted,
Dated: _January 11, 2013___________
/s/ Anthony W. Brooks Anthony W. Brooks (PA ID No. 307446) Kent E. Baldauf, Jr. (PA ID No. 70793) The Webb Law Firm One Gateway Center 420 Fort Duquesne Blvd., Suite 1200 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 471-8815 abrooks@webblaw.com kbaldaufjr@webblaw.com ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Brookville Equipment Corporation
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