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National Geographic explorer Albert Lin exclusive: Lost Cities and the wonders of rereading history's layers
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By April Neale
Albert Lin uses his tablet to reveal the wooden huts which would have covered each stone terrace of Ciudad Perdida at the time of the Tairona. Pic credit: NGC/Blakeway Productions
There is no neat box of titles to describe explorer Albert Lin, whose middle name "Yu Min" translates to "citizen of the universe."
Albert is an award-winning explorer of the National Geographic Society, a serial entrepreneur, a UCSD scientist, and a highly sought after storyteller. From the outer reaches of Mongolia to the dense jungles of Guatemala, his engineering savvy and innovative approach to exploration have created an opportunity for a new TV series — one that his National Geographic family obliged.
Lin was an academic who first applied for a grant to further his career in archaeological forensics and the fine tuning of technology used to peer into hard-to-access places.
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In 2010, he got a grant for his Valley of the Khans Project, where he used satellites, drones, geophysics, and intensive ground exploration to search for the tomb of Genghis Khan.
This led him to become a member of the National Geographic Explorers society, and eventually, he got a gig as an on-air investigative reporter for the long-running Explorers TV series.
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Lin's expertise was rooted in his engineering background, and he created a platform to crowdsource human analytics of large amounts of Satellite imagery, merging remote field exploration with public participation. His success here led him to consult at the Pentagon, the NGA, and Harvard Business School, where he was also invited to serve as an advisor to the HBS Digital Initiative.
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He also co-founded Tomnod (Mongolian for "big eye"), subsequently acquired by the leading commercial satellite imagery provider, DigitalGlobe. Albert is also on DigitalGlobe Foundation's board of directors.
He launched the NSF funded Engineers for Exploration program at UC-San Diego in 2010, which has sent hundreds of top engineering students from across the country into field expeditions around the globe. In 2015 he co-founded the digital k-12 education platform Planet3 Inc. to increase the USA's stake in scientific literacy and increase interest among students to pursue higher degrees in mathematics, science, and engineering.
His list of awards and honors is staggeringly long, notably earning a National Geographic's Adventurer of the Year in 2009, the United States Geospatial Intelligence Academic Achievement Award, the Explorer's Club's Lowell Thomas Medal, and the Nevada Medal as the youngest ever recipient.
However, it was an unfortunate personal setback in his life that eventually added even more entrepreneurial layers to his crowded CV.
Three years ago, he had a horrific accident that crushed his lower right leg and faced an amputation.
That adversity would sink many people, but Lin used his own misfortune to reprogram his thinking and to create a new interface between mind, body, society, and technology as a mineable frontier. Lin intends to push the research into pain management alternatives with technology and aims to help millions of people less fortunate than he is to obtain properly fitting prosthetic limbs.
Now, Lin's latest effort, Lost Cities with Albert Lin, made with National Geographic, debuts this coming Sunday. It is an expansive globe-crossing and high-tech adventure that will revolutionize archaeology and exploration across the globe.
His use of LiDar and 3D scanning allows him to uncover cities that have been lost for centuries. It is astounding no-miss television, filled with jaw-dropping reveals of hidden cities, architecture, and cultures, with all of their physical belongings and trappings long gone.
We spoke to Albert Lin yesterday about overcoming personal adversity and this fascinating new series that will inspire and interest the hardcore explorers, history buffs, and treasure hunters out there who know something special lies in wait under a visible horizon.
Monsters and Critics: You're one of those rare Elon Musk types. You're an inventor, a scientist, an explorer, an entrepreneur … you've got a real lust for life, as they say. When did you know — as a student before you got all of your higher degrees — that it wasn't going to be enough for you to just be an engineer?
Albert Lin: Yes. I think … well, first of all, I feel super humbled in that comparison, and it's really kind of you. But it has been one of those experiences where this life has felt like a series of unbelievable moments. And I can think of a moment, I guess where … my childhood was pretty awesome.
I had a father who is an astrophysicist and a mother who was a musician. I was really kind of raised in this really intense mix of both science and curiosity, as well as just creativity and art. And then when I was going through school, I think I just picked basically the hardest thing I could do. It just felt like the thing to do, take on the greatest challenge. And it ended up being engineering.
I started out doing aerospace engineering. And I was in there and I was cranking away and I was into it. I was into the whole idea of imagining new realities. But I did feel like I was not connecting with a part of me that was deeper inside, which was maybe just that thirst for the human experience.
The really deep down sort of childhood dream of being an explorer. I grew up with Nat Geo magazines lining the walls and Indiana Jones as a child mantra.
There was this moment where, in school, I read this article about this cave that had been found up in the Mustang region and Nepal. And the cave contained all these manuscripts that were sort of hidden, locked in time because the cave had become kind of high-altitude with the shearing of the glaciers moving away, the valleys far below.
Just locked there in time. And only climbers got to there, famous climbers. And I was a rock climber and I was interested in life, and our history, and our own past.
And that single moment, reading that one article made me realize that there was still this moment of discovery to be had. That we were still in a living age of discovery. And it was just years later that I started to look at the power of technology and how you could apply different ways of looking at exploration, that I realized that we're actually not just sort of still in the age of exploration. We're actually now in the true golden age of exploration because you can look with these new powerful ways.
With lasers, I can literally delete the trees or brush or shrub off of any mountainside, digitally, and reveal what's underneath. You can look without destroying what's underneath with things like ground penetrating radar and magnetometry and 3-D virtual reality to build it all back into some kind of virtual world.
But all those different things, those tools applied to opening the door just a little bit further into our understanding of self, understanding what it means to be human.
That became, I guess over time, a passion. A deep, deep, deep passion.
And when I showed up at Nat Geo for the first time, essentially at that point I was living out of my car trying to raise money for my first project. And I found out that Nat Geo was started by another fellow engineer, Alexander Graham Bell. And that really made me really believe that everything was in alignment.
M&C: I'm trying to piece together how you became one of their explorers, and how you got the grant to do the Valley of the Khans project. People are curious to know how you broke from academia and what you were doing, into a position where you became an on air correspondent for Explorer, but you also got a grant to do this project?
Albert Lin: Well, Nat Geo is one of the most incredible scientific organizations, as well as a media organization, that I know of. The nonprofit Nat Geo gives out grants. They have for many, many years.
It's actually how they started. High-risk grants in exploration, right? Like really trying to give a grant where they fill a gap in how scientific research is funded. They create that sort of frontier that's led to legacies like Jane Goodall and beyond.
So, for me, I grew up kind of always wondering if that was still possible. And one moment that really spawned curiosity for me, and belief that this was possible, was when I heard a lecture, where this guy who was using biomedical imaging tools to look between two walls for a lost Leonardo that he thought was his masterpiece.
He was a biomedical engineer and somehow he had connections with Nat Geo. And I guess he was a Senior Vice President of Mission Programs at the time, [he came] to campus. And somehow I got a look at the guy's schedule at UCSD (University of California San Diego). I realized that he had two meetings that were pretty close together, but with a little bit of a break on opposite sides of campus.
So at that point, like I said, I'd been fully committed to the idea that I was going to do this. I'd finished my Ph.D. and now I'd sold everything I had. I was living in my car to create this project at the least amount of cost available because I didn't have much money. And I was looking for a grant to fly to Mongolia and take a team with the high tech tools that I could bring to bear, whatever I could find.
I made a plan for the whole thing. And I created all these documents and I'd gotten permission, I'd flown to Mongolia with the last that I had and gotten different bits of access here and there from the government. If I could take on those approaches, use noninvasive tools.
I met the guy right in the middle, basically in the cafeteria, because I could spot him from a mile away. And I just gave him the best one-minute pitch of my life. And so he left me a card and he went on, sort of like … I'm sure he gets pitched all day long.
And then, for the next year or half-year, I just wrote to him literally every single day, until finally, he's like, well … his name was Terry Garcia. He's like, 'well, why don't you just come to the society and tell us what you're thinking about doing, and stop sending me all these emails.'
And that was the very beginning of it. I flew there on the shoestring and walked away with my first-ever grant. We took that grant, which was supported by the Waitt Foundation, and I took my team of fellow engineers and rock climbers out to the mountains of Mongolia.
M&C: That's a Testament to your tenacity. You have to have it in this world and this life. And that along with everything else along with taking people to places maybe that they'd never see in their lifetime, it's an important lesson to impart.
Albert Lin: Yes. I think that for me, in that, I think what I've realized in life is that basically, if you believe in something, and you really put your heart there, and you see it with the right perspectives, that perspectives allow you to basically solve any problem.
You can go around any barrier … if you're able to be open enough to the different perspectives of ways to get through there. And that's been as true in my academic career as in my career as an explorer and as a storyteller, but also my personal life, the different things that I've experienced in my personal life.
M&C: Let's discuss Knights Templar gold in the first episode. It's so interesting how the earth, just the natural ebb and flow, and then, of course, the rising seas, it takes back what man makes. And how you sort of were like basically in the shallows where the water was breaking. And retracing the exterior wall using 3-D … with the underground tunnels and mapping it all out, both underground as well as above ground. That's fascinating.
Albert Lin: Yes. That was a crazy experience, but that's just a sneak peek to a series of places that we went over the course of the year. We were in Colombia next, the jungles of Colombia, which is a whole other story.
I was on a tiny Island in Micronesia, which had, we discovered to be something that was, I think probably one of the most profound archaeological sites I've ever seen. I was in the mountains of Peru recently, looking for the origin stories of Petra. I was in the deserts of Jordan, looking at the journey that led to Petra.
Then I was in Norway. I was up in the Arctic Circle, where the sun never sleeps. Looking at fingerprints of ancient humans from 10,000 years ago, left on stone and seeing what they said about their world around them. In a single year.
So I've had this crazy journey where I've done essentially a transect of both our planet and also the human experience through time, in this … what I think of as basically the greatest honor of my life, to be on this journey with this incredible team of storytellers.
So this series, to me, has a very, very special place in my heart. Because it is truly, I mean, it truly is the dream that I always dreamed of coming true. When we were up in the mountains of Colombia, which you'll see on Monday … so I think of Sunday was kind of like a sneak peek and then Monday being the real premiere, because that's when it's was going to be airing, is every Monday.
In Colombia, and we show up at the banks of the Sierra Nevada, which kisses the ocean. So you're really seeing the ocean there, you're at sea level. And within a matter of, maybe I think less than a hundred miles or so, you're at an elevation of the base camp of Everest. So you're going straight up, basically. And into the most intense jungle, ecological wonder you've ever been.
I've spent a lot of time in jungles, mostly in Guatemala, but never in a mountain jungle. And it's just impenetrable. You can slip and fall at any moment because it's all wet stone. But also, the kinds of ecological diversity that exist on that mountainside give way to all sorts of wildlife, from the world's deadliest snakes … we lifted a rock once. There was a guy doing an excavation with one of our colleagues, and he found eight scorpions right there and under that rock.
And we had the military helping us, we had a squad of soldiers that were helping us hike out to these different super remote, never explored locations, that we were finding from our map that we created using the lasers mounted on helicopters. That is unbelievable as an experience.
But then to get to those locations, to find the things that we're looking for, and to actually find new lost cities hidden high up in the mountains. That, to me, is where something like the magic of storytelling and the authenticity of a new age of exploration meets hand in hand. And then you get something very, very real and very, very powerful then.
M&C: That's a theme of your show, isn't it? Everything is transitory. Everything changes. Yourself included. You had a major change in your life, and you didn't let it get the best of you. You did the exact opposite. You actually turned it into an opportunity. And from what I've read, your interest in helping people with getting prosthetic limbs that fit properly, and helping with the opioid crisis and figuring out different ways to address chronic pain is all part of this very complex persona that you carry around. Talk about that.
Albert Lin: Well, that's really kind of you to say. I've been lucky to be surrounded by very supportive people, friends and family, and colleagues. And I think that that is a big part of it all.
I was in a car accident about three years ago. Actually, today is the three-year anniversary of the surgery in which they took my right leg. So three years ago, on this day, I was on a surgery table with my right leg below the knee being amputated.
And I had no idea what would come from that, what the world would bring. But I think it was this transition where I spent about a month in the hospital prior, having to make the decision about what to do. To be able to sort of come to terms with the idea of always being able to let go of the past and embrace the new, was something that I think has been a lesson that's carried me really well through life.
It's ironic, because I'm an archaeology fan, and I'm one who really, really cares about the past, our history. But I do that with a sense of trying to learn the lessons of our past to be able to embrace what's coming next. And that was what happened with my leg. It was part of the friendship that I had around me that allowed me to really see a positive mental outlook as being the path forward, that perspective that we talked about.
But then also it was my friends at Nat Geo who called and said, okay, well, let's not skip a beat. When you're ready, let's go to … we've got this … one of my good friends, Tom Garrison, had just gotten a big LiDAR scan commissioned of the whole jungle of Bhutan, basically. With a bunch of other colleagues, a consortium of archaeologists.
And Nat Geo said, well, do you want to go? Let's go, let's go. We'll helicopter you into the most remote jungle we can find. And once you get your prosthetic, you should be fine. Good to go, no excuses, let's do it.
It was just like incredible. Incredible, wonderful family-like experience of having Nat Geo say that they believed in me when nobody knew if I'd walk again.
And six months later, I've got a digital map on an iPad, created from lasers in the sky. And I'm hiking out with a machete 20 miles into a super remote jungle with a new part of my body, which is made out of metal and steel and carbon fiber. And that was, I think, maybe one of the best things that could have happened.
What I realized is that the tools that I had in archaeology, things like 3-D scanning and photogrammetry and stuff like this, they could totally be applied to the challenge of getting a prosthetic.
And I became a part of a [amputee] community that's 40 million people large, of which only five percent have access to prosthetics. So I started taking the technology that was being used in archaeology and looking at my body as a new artifact. Trying to find ways of solving that problem with a team of really dedicated students and researchers at UCSD.
But, and so next month, I'm actually flying to India to meet with a collaborator to see if we can build out a larger project. But the thing that I think has been wonderful about the experience of filming this series, this series about going across the world and looking at all these different stories of our past.
And hiking into these super remote locations or flying in a Black Hawk helicopter across the desert, or doing all these other things, is that the whole story about my body and my leg, it's kind of, like you said, it's not really something that I think about that much anymore. Even though it's with me in every step I take. Literally.
It's something that I think has become a sense of pride for me that this is now my piece of body art, but we're going to go, and we're going to go to the end of the earth. And we're going to look for things that tell us all about who we are, where we came from. And really the wonders that we can achieve when we apply human imagination.
Lost Cities with Albert Lin begins Sunday, October 20 at 9/8c with the premiere of Knights Templar. The official premiere date is October 21 at 10/9c all on National Geographic Channel. The series will air on Monday every week for six episodes.
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1) It will take possibly years for the new distinctions to become accepted throughout the international medical community.
2) Recognizing a term such as "gluten-related disorders" calls for a total revamping of our medical and diagnostic systems in order for the large number (so far about 160) of autoimmune and other disorders to be recognized as gluten-related.
3) "Celiac" is not (yet) a disease but a metabolic predisposition, i.e. the body's inability to digest certain grain proteins; much like a gasoline fueled car will not be confronted with diesel fuel.
A genetic predisposition to celiac only becomes a disease (e.g. celiac disease) if the body's inability to digest gluten and certain other grain proteins is ignored.
In other words, an individual genetic predisposition to celiac only develops into full blown disease if that particular individual does not adhere to a glutenfree diet (GFD) and lifestyle.
4) Some of the "celiac" patients, previously diagnosed with the typical celiac intestinal biopsy findings, on genetic testing turn out to carry "gluten-related disorder" and not "celiac disease" alleles.
Where does this leave them on the new "celiac disease" versus "gluten-related disorder" specter?
Moreover, where is the good intention for a more precise distinction? It appears that more work needs to be done ahead of defining medical terminology and disease pictures.
Until then, whenever one of my patients receives a positive gene test, I will adhere for now to the terms of non-celiac or celiac gluten sensitivity (NCCGS). This terminology refers solely to the underlying toxic effect of gluten rather than the possibly resulting disorders that may be based on other, additional triggers as well.
Most importantly, I will make sure to instill in my patients that disease is not the inevitable outcome of their genetic predisposition, and that a glutenfree diet and lifestyle allows for avoidance, control, and perhaps even reversal of a complex web of interrelated conditions and disorders, both for non-celiac and for celiac gluten sensitive disorders.
Ann Intern Med. 2012 Feb 21;156(4):309-11. Nonceliac gluten sensitivity: sense or sensibility?
Gut. 2012 Feb 16. [Epub ahead of print] The Oslo definitions for coeliac disease and related terms.
Int Arch Allergy Immunol. 2010;152(1):75-80. Epub 2009 Nov 24. Differential mucosal IL-17 expression in two gliadin-induced disorders: gluten sensitivity and the autoimmune enteropathy celiac disease.


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Q: PHP and MySQL ACID Program design a while ago I completely recoded my application so that MySQL would perform in an ACID way.
At the very top level of all functions I do something like this:
        try{
            $db->begin();
            dosomething($_SESSION['userid']);
            $db->commit();
        }catch(advException $e){
            $eCode = $e->getCode();
            $eMessage = $e->getMessage();
            # Success
            if ($eCode == 0){
                $db->commit();
            }else{
                $db->rollback();
            }
        }

Within the function 'dosomething' I have the Exceptions thrown to users like:
throw new Exception('There was a problem.',1);

or
throw new Exception('You have successfully done that!', 0);

So that I can control the flow of the program. If theres a problem then roll back everything that happened and if everything was good then commit it. It's all worked quite great but there's just one flaw that I've come across so far.
I added Exception logging so I can see when there are issues that users face. But the problem is, if the table that logs the errors is InnoDB then it's also included in the transaction and will rollback if theres a problem so no errors are stored.
To get around this I basically just made the Error logging table MyISAM so when a rollback is done, the changes are still there.
Now I'm thinking of other bits I'd like to keep out of the transaction, like sending a mail within my application to the admin to help alert of problems.
Is there any sort of way for me to not include a database insert within the parent transaction? Have I taken a bad route in terms of Application/DB design and is there any other way I could have handled this?
Thanks, Dominic

A: It is not good idea to throw an Exception on success.
You have to do DB insert after previous rollback was called.
catch (Exception $e) {
  $db->rollback();
  Log::insert('Error: ' . $e->getMessage());
}

Try to use Logger to control your program. It is more flexible way.

A: Use return codes for successful operation, and Exceptions to specify exceptional situations (such as severe errors, etc.).  As for your specific issue, I'd recommend having a separate database for logging if you choose to use the rollback strategy.

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Book one of our archaeologists for your private group for a 2 hour session.
Corporate exploration can be tailored to your needs and take place all year round on the day of your choice (staff and tide allowing).
Companies looking to develop and appreciation of the Thames and the city they live, work and play in.
It would greatly help in the maintenance of the Thames Explorer Trust if corporate groups could contribute a donation as well as the standard booking fee, although this is by no means compulsory. Donations are put towards the running costs of the charity as well as funding schools who cannot visit us due to financial restraints.
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Eliseo Rivero Pérez (born 27 December 1957) is a former Uruguayan footballer. He played for the club C.A. Peñarol.

Rivero made seven appearances for the Uruguay national football team from 1983 to 1986, and played at the 1977 FIFA World Youth Championship and the 1986 FIFA World Cup.

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Dress code for specialty restaurants?
New to NCL, and need to know if any specialty dining venues require jacket/tie for men. Leaving on Dawn this Sunday.
Does NCL have self assist available when leaving the ship in NOLA?
Stating one's opinion is what these forums are for, at least they're supposed to be. There are very few things in life that truly offend me anymore, but I will stand up for my God, even if it means I don't think the ad was "wonderful", as you stated earlier. Have a nice day, and God bless.
Did not care for it. I felt it was a slap against those of us that believe man was created by God in His image.
Trying to book amassage for my wife for this weekends cruise, nothing is available?
Ran into the same thing on the Magic a few weeks ago. Nothing available online, but had no problem getting wife appointment once onboard.
Does Carnival disable Internet to control bad press?
So totally agree. When you consider that there was approximately 4,000 passengers on Magic, the % of CC members onboard, on average, is minuscule. Just look at the numbers on the roll call for various cruises. I've been on several roll calls for our cruises, and the average was 35-40 people. Had I been on Magic last week, I would've gotten on the Internet to communicate with family n friends via Facebook, and to get news via Twitter, then logged off.
I always take my meds in labeled containers, and in a quantity well more than I'll need on the cruise, allowing for any unforeseen event like mechanical failure or weather related delays. All go in a clear Baggie and have never had any problems this way on cruises or TSA airport security.
Before selling the house, cars and belongings, I'd advise taking some long cruises just to get a feel for it. HAL has long itineraries ranging from 30 days to the 115 day world cruise, and several in between. Some of them are round trip from US ports, so that's a plus on the airfare costs. We took their 30 day Hawaii/Tahiti cruise two years ago. And although we had a totally wonderful bucket-list type experience, we were ready to disembark upon return to San Diego....there's no place like home ;) We are fairly avid cruisers, 16 in the last 18 years on 3 different lines, but don't feel it could be an every day thing.
I will continue to sail on HAL if balcony smoking is permitted.
Bingo!!! Many folks on CC think that whatever opinion is published here is the final word in all of cruising. The average size of all the meet n greets I've attended is probably around 40. Some larger and some smaller of course, but considering the passenger capacity on some of those ships, CC represents a small percentage. To answer the question posed by the OP...yes, we will continue to cruise on HAL if balcony smoking remains.


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The Outer Solar System Origin of the Terrestrial Planets
Featured, History, Natural Science
A new theory of the origin of the terrestrial planets—that Jupiter's gravity pulled them inward from the outer solar system—solves longstanding scientific riddles and offers a rich agenda for further investigation.
The origin and distribution of water on the terrestrial planets make a good place to start investigating this theory. Radiation pressure and the solar wind pushed water molecules out beyond the "snow line" around 4.5 AU, so how did Earth come to have a relatively significant amount of water?
Tags: celestial mechanics, comet, earth science, Earth-Moon system, geomagnetism, impacts, Jupiter, Late Heavy Bombardment, Mars, Mercury, moon, orbit, planetary science, planets, prehistory, solar system, super-rotation, terrestrial planets, tidal heating, Velikovsky, venus
Outer Solar System Origin of the Terrestrial Planets
Historian and scientific researcher Kenneth J. Dillon discusses his theory The Outer Solar System Origin of the Terrestrial Planets (OSSO). OSSO explains how Mercury, Earth, the Moon, and Mars originated outside the orbit of Saturn, then were pulled inward by Jupiter's gravity. Tidal friction heated them to incandescence, then they tidally locked to Jupiter and were separated, moving as comets into their present orbits. See also https://www.scientiapress.com/outer-solar-system-origin.
Tags: Bronze Age catastrophes, Capture theory, Immanuel Velikovsky, inner solar system, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, moon, Oceanus Procellarum, planetary science, terrestrial, tidal locking, venus
The Martian Theory of Mass Extinctions
There's no shortage of candidates for the cause of the mass extinctions of prehistory. But experts have found flaws in every one.
Asteroid impact at Chicxulub, Yucatan clearly played a role in the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs 66,000,000 years ago, though scientists point to the serious disruptions that had begun hundreds of thousands of years before with the basalt flows of the Deccan Traps.1 Giant basalt lava flows that poisoned the atmosphere and oceans played a role in four or perhaps all five major extinctions. But other enormous basalt flows have not caused extinctions, nor did they cause the tsunamis associated with various extinctions.2 Researchers have suggested many other mechanisms, but there's no consensus at all.
Lurking in the background, however, is a quite plausible cause, one that would have possessed the power to set off the volcanic activity, air pollution, mass wasting, sea level shifts, loss of oxygen in oceans, climate changes, and other phenomena associated with the extinctions.
The Martian Theory Continue reading »
Tags: catastrophe, Chicxulub, climate change, Deccan Traps, dinosaurs, earth science, extinctions, geology, great mass extinctions, Mars, paleontology, planetary science, prehistory, tsunamis, Valles Marineris
Jupiter, Venus, and Velikovsky
Immanuel Velikovsky argued famously, based on his interpretation of ancient sources, that Venus had emerged from Jupiter as a comet, interacted with the Earth and Mars in the second and first millennia B.C., causing the Bronze Age catastrophes, and then finally settled into a nearly circular orbit of the Sun.
Four new lines of reasoning support a Revised Venus Theory.
First, instead of the various unpersuasive suggestions that Velikovsky and others have made for how a cometary Venus could have emerged from Jupiter, we should consider the possible consequences of the immense gravitational field of Jupiter, which pulls into the giant planet a stream of asteroids and comets such as Shoemaker-Levy 9 in 1994. Continue reading »
Tags: Abu Simbel, Athena, Black Drop, Great Serpent Mound, Jupiter, Mars, Metis, Nefertari, planetary science, Poseidon, Ramses II, tidal locking, Velikovsky, venus, Zeus
Why Topless? Why the Snakes?
The famous Snake Goddess of ancient Crete has long attracted students of history and art. Elegant, risquée, enigmatic, she embodies the mystery and allure of Minoan civilization. Continue reading »
Tags: Ancient Greece, Ancient Near East, art, Astarte, crete, iconography, Ishtar, isis, minoan, planetary science, Velikovsky, venus
Great Serpent Mound Was an Effigy of Venus
History, Natural Science
411-meter long Great Serpent Mound in Ohio is the world's longest effigy monument. Archaeological investigations have yielded conflicting results about its initial construction date, and various theories regarding its meaning have failed to gain traction. But a Revised Venus Theory correcting the theory of Immanuel Velikovsky that the planet Venus was originally a comet that approached the Earth and caused great devastation neatly matches key characteristics of the Great Serpent Mound.
Recently, this Revised Venus Theory has gained additional credibility from a commonsensical explanation of how a comet-like Venus could have seemed to emerge from Jupiter as in ancient Hindu and Greek myths (it was pulled from the outer solar system), including a simple, obvious reinterpretation of the Metis myth. Much new evidence has also emerged. And the theory has found powerful substantiation from a reinterpretation of the headdress of Queen Nefertari of Egypt, consort of Pharaoh Ramses II, in this image from Abu Simbel (Ramses II's headdress appears to contain Mars with two moons and a tail, either borrowed from Venus in an encounter or from Martian dust stirred up by an encounter). Continue reading »
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Venus, the Ancient Near East, and Islam
New evidence and interpretation at the intersection of astronomy and religion can help us better understand the history of the Ancient Near East and of the origins of Islam.
A Revised Venus Theory corrects Immanuel Velikovsky's original theory that the planet Venus first entered the inner solar system as a comet with a bifurcated tail around 1500 BC (new evidence indicates around 2525 BC). Now we have a much better explanation of the origin of Venus (rather than exploding out of Jupiter, it was pulled from the outer solar system by Jupiter's gravity and, via tidal heating, became a comet with a long tail). Venus interacted with the Earth on a 52-year cycle during the Late Bronze Age, causing catastrophes worldwide. And we now have a framework theory of the terrestrial planets into which these phenomena neatly fit and for which there is telling evidence. For Comet Venus, there is also newly interpreted, compelling iconographic and linguistic evidence. The names of both Athena (A Fena, the Phoenician) and Poseidon (Bos eidon, the Bull of Heaven), for instance, referred to the double-tailed Venus.
So with new-found confidence that the Ancients and Velikovsky were right about Venus, we can ask how can we use this to decipher aspects of the culture of the Ancient Near East and of the background of Islam.
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Athena Was Planet Venus, and So Was Poseidon
When Venus first appeared in the skies around 2525 BC, ancient peoples worldwide strove to come to terms with this brilliant and awesome new comet-planet (the best account is in Immanuel Velikovsky, Worlds in Collision, though it has been corrected in a Revised Venus Theory). That meant assigning the deity a gender and a name.
In the Near East, they tried both genders. In its masculine incarnation, Venus became the Bull of Heaven (as Velikovsky pointed out, the comet-planet's body blocked the sun's rays from the central portion of its tail and thus it was seen as having two horns). In its feminine version, Venus was called Ishtar or Astarte; and in the Levant Astarte was depicted with serpents in her hands—the twin tails of the comet.
In Greece, according to Velikovsky, planet Venus was originally named Athena. Continue reading »
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Eight New Reasons to Accept the Venus Theory
In his Worlds in Collision (New York: Macmillan, 1950), Immanuel Velikovsky argued that Venus emerged as a red-hot comet from Jupiter and passed Earth every 52 years, causing the Bronze Age catastrophes, before settling into its current orbit. His claim set off a controversy in which his theory was rejected and stigmatized. But over the years, new findings have changed the picture. Here are eight new reasons to accept a Revised Venus Theory, based on the evidence and reinterpretation in The Knowable Past (2nd edition, Washington, D.C.: Scientia Press, 2019). Continue reading »
Tags: Archer Yi, Athena, Bronze Age catastrophes, catastrophism, earth science, Immanuel Velikovsky, interpretation of myths, Martian Theory of Mass Extinctions, Metis, Outer Solar System Origin of the Terrestrial Planets, planetary science, Poseidon, Revised Venus Theory, The Knowable Past, Theory of the Reversing Earth, tidal theory of the planets, Worlds in Collision
Babylonian Omens Reveal a World Turned Upside Down
Curiously, even though the Babylonians reported many details of celestial phenomena, the astrologers of Babylon are said not to have relied on actual observations.
According to a leading expert, "The existence of Babylonian omens for eclipses beginning and clearing in all four directions, or areas of the moon, despite the fact that a lunar eclipse will never begin on the western edge of the moon, indicates a lack of concern with observational veracity in favor of schematic order."1
But there is another explanation that makes more sense of what the Babylonian astrologers were up to. Continue reading »
Tags: Ancient Near East, astrology, astronomy, Babylonia, eclipse, moon, omen, planetary science, Velikovsky, venus
The Cataclysmic Birth of the Pacific Basin
There are good reasons to think that Earth and Mars originally formed a single protoplanet—Terramars—outside the orbit of Jupiter. Then, about 4.47 billion years ago, Terramars was pulled by Jupiter's powerful gravitational field past the gas giant. As Terramars neared Jupiter, tidal forces heated it to the melting point, and Jupiter tore Mars away from Earth, leaving the Pacific Basin. Both planets, now turned into red-hot comets, sped off into the inner solar system.
Tags: Earth, earth science, geomagnetism, Hawaiian Islands, hotspots, Mars, moon, Pacific, planetary science, plate tectonics, plumes, seismography, volcanism
The Antikythera Mechanism Was Right about Planetary Orbits
Decades of meticulous investigation have revealed many features of the 1st Century BC Antikythera Mechanism, a portable planetarium that demonstrated the motion of celestial objects. But we must question researchers' conclusion that the Mechanism incorrectly represented the orbit of Mars, in particular, by roughly 30 degrees during retrograde motion1.
This discrepancy seems anomalous in a sophisticated device that otherwise exhibited a much smaller range of error. So maybe there is some other explanation. Continue reading »
Tags: ancient astronomy, Antikythera Mechanism, Bronze Age catastrophes, Immanuel Velikovsky, Jupiter, Mars, planetary science, Revised Venus Theory, venus

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L'Onilahy è un fiume che scorre nel Madagascar meridionale (Provincia di Toliara).

È uno dei fiumi più grandi dell'isola. Nasce dalle colline vicine a Betroka e scorre verso ovest sino a sfociare nel Canale del Mozambico.

Lungo il suo cammino attraversa aree ricche di biodiversità, con piante endemiche come la palma Dypsis onilahensis, lembi di foresta pluviale popolata da diverse specie di lemuri (tra cui Lepilemur petteri, Lepilemur wrighti, endemici dell'area), stretti canyon di roccia rossa, risaie, e tradizionali villaggi delle etnie Sakalava e Mahafaly.

Nelle acque del fiume vive il pesce Ptychochromis onilahy, della famiglia dei Ciclidi, endemico di questo corso d'acqua.

Voci correlate
Fiumi del Madagascar

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Fiumi del Madagascar
Fiumi tributari del Canale del Mozambico


Playpens are essential for the growth of a child. These are usually rectangular structures where a child spends most of their time. With a range of features available in playpens, making the right choice can sometimes be difficult. But you can make the right buying decision by comparing playpens online.
What to look for in playpens?
There is nothing important than safety when it comes to playpens. You should choose your playpen such that there is enough space inside (there are playpens for twins should you need one). The base has to be sturdy enough to hold the weight of the child and there should be railings around the structure so that your child doesn't go wandering.
Playpen floors can be made of many materials including wood and uPVC. The aesthetic quotient is nil here because the floor will be covered with a mattress. Hence, what you should consider is safety and sturdiness.
Vinyl playpens have become highly popular these days because these are extremely lightweight, making the structure portable. On the other hand, vinyl is an extremely sturdy material and this means that the playpen will last for years.
The railings could be made of different materials – the important point to consider here is the gap between the railings where no body parts can get entrapped.
How to choose your playpen according to your need?
For buying a playpen for playtime, you should choose one that has enough space inside. This will allow you to place games and toys inside the pen and let your child have a great time. Since playtime may also include a lot of activities, choose a playpen without sharp edges.
If you want to use the playpen as a crib, it is important that you choose one that is lightweight and portable. There should be railings so that your child doesn't fall and the floor should be soft enough. Also ensure that there is enough space inside for your child to be able to turn easily.
Outdoor playpens come in different shapes and sizes and you may want to consider the same points that you consider for standard playpens. The only addition here should be a top cover to protect your child from the sun. And there should be places to hang toys.
What are the most popular playpens?
Dwingular Zoo Playmat is a large mat for playpens. It has all sorts of animals printed on it and you can have a great time teaching your child the names of the printed animals. It is made from comfortable fabric and offers total comfort.
DwingularSafariPlaymat is also large in size and designed for comfort for your child. It can be folded if needed and keeps your child happy all the time.
The Tadpoles cork playmat set is made of cork, allowing for comfort. This playmat can absorb a lot of pressure, offers total support and is highly durable.
You should consider those playpens where your child feels comfortable and secure. There are budget playpens and there are expensive playpens – choose according to what you intend to spend. To buy a playpen within your budget, the best option is to shop online. There are enough places to shop from.


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Different Ways to Use Arctic Ice
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Today begins our 21 day spiritual adventure of iPray, (prayer and fasting). This is our second year of partnering together as the Church of God in Virginia in a corporate time of prayer and fasting.
The participation for iPray has already exceeded our expectation- we have had to have a second printing of the informational brochure due to the high demand. There seems to be a building anticipation and excitement for this season of seeking.
1. Prepare yourself for physical and spiritual challenges.
Your body will be adjusting to a new dietary routine. Sometimes the first three or four days can be uncomfortable. Our flesh tends to "scream" its displeasure for not getting what it wants. Let every discomfort be an indicator that this is a season to give attention to the spiritual man more than the physical man.
Satan does not want you to pray and fast because he knows the benefit in your life as a believer. Expect irritations, inconveniences, and interrupts during this season.
2. Make prayer a daily priority during these 21 days.
This seems obvious but, I have discovered that during seasons of prayer and fasting you have to be committed to praying. If you do not pray while you fast you are just dieting.
Satan does not really care if you deny your flesh as long as you do not nourish your spirit.
Consider setting a "appointment" to pray every day during these 21 days. Get into a routine, schedule your praying as part of your daily activities. Pray during at least one regular meal time.
It may be helpful to have a "prayer partner" to pray with you during this season. If you are a pastor, schedule additional times of corporate prayer for your congregation.
3. Keep a spiritual journal.
1. Journaling keeps you focused.
Make a list of specific things you are going to be praying for during this season in your journal. Pray through that list daily.
2. Journaling gives you an opportunity to record thoughts, ideas, and spiritual insights.
During seasons of prayer and fasting God will speak to you! You need to have a record of what He says so you can expand your praying, you can meditate on His word to you, and so you can track your spiritual progress.
This will encourage you and benefit you long after these 21 days are over.
I have NEVER known of a church or a believer who gave themselves to a season of prayer and fasting who has not benefited greatly.
Fasting brings every area of your life into spiritual alignment.
Fasting accelerates Holy Spirit activity.
I will be blogging everyday during the 21 days of iPray. I also want to encourage you to follow us on our Facebook page and Twitter.
Together we are building the Kingdom of God through iPray (prayer and fasting).


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The Gateway of India has probably been photographed a million times already, which makes it that much hard for any photographer to go and create magic by clicking it for the millionth time. To top it all, I went in the late afternoon with rain and a massive crowd enjoying the beauty of the monument.
I chose a panorama as it shows the sheer grandness of the monument. Also, it makes the crowd in front seem insignificant and adds to the over all picture. This technique is commonly used by travel photographers, who cannot make any changes to the location and have to be spontaneous in their approach. As a tip, always carry your camera bag when shooting in a rain rich city like Bombay.


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FY 15 begins October 1, 2014. The language suggests that OPM hopes that the regulations will become final in 2013 and that there will be sufficient time to implement the intended structural changes such that the program could begin charging an application fee for charities wishing to participate in the 2015 CFC.
The government has not announced the scale of the application fee, and we have expressed our concern that the fee could be substantial, leading many national and local groups to drop out of the program.
The Federal Times article does not address the government's phrase "legislative permission." Our own research leaves us wondering what it means since those we consulted could not offer any legal or legislative definition.


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After university
From hairdresser to midwife: Talea's story
This article appears in: Alumni stories, Balance work, life and study, Nursing and Midwifery, Online study
Talea landscape with son
Talea is the mum and midwife you want to know about. She completed a Bachelor of Midwifery online from her home in Perth, while raising three young children and working part time. All with the goal of switching careers from being a hairdresser to a midwife.
When she finished high school, Talea trained as a hairdresser, but realised soon after the birth of her first baby that she wanted to become a midwife.
Having not finished year 12, Talea sat the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) and began her midwifery degree in her late twenties. Now she's working as a full-time midwife at a busy hospital in Perth and hopes to continue her education with postgraduate study.
Finding flexibility to fit in with family
"Charles Darwin University's midwifery degree offered amazing flexibility," says Talea.
All the other courses I looked at in my home state required me to commit to full-time study on campus – which as a mother to a toddler and soon-to-be newborn just wasn't an option for me.
"I knew that if I was going to succeed in the degree, then I needed be able to study online, and at my own pace. Throughout my four years studying with CDU, I gave birth to two babies.
My lecturers at CDU were amazingly supportive. They helped me rearrange my placements to fit in with family commitments.
"When I was on campus for a simulation block, they didn't bat an eyelid when I needed to breastfeed my baby every three hours," says Talea.
The juggling act
Talea had her second child four weeks in to her first semester of her degree. If there's anyone who knows about the 'juggle', it's her.
I started slowly, just doing four units over the entire year. By the time second year came around, I was ready to take a full time course load.
"I couldn't have done this course without my family, especially my husband and my mum. I remember towards the end of my degree, I was 36 weeks pregnant with our third child and was on call for a birth. Midwifery students are required to follow 10 women throughout their pregnancies and labours," says Talea.
"My patient went into labour at 11pm, so I jumped in the car to drive two hours to the hospital and arrived just in time for the first. Meanwhile my husband leaves for work at 5am, so I called my mum in the middle of the night to help with my own kids. She got to our house before my husband left for work, so she could be there when the kids woke up. When I got home at 8am, and the kids were dressed, fed and ready for the day.
"On top of that, my husband would save up his rostered days off (RDOs) and annual leave each year, and take chunks of time off when I had to do placements," says Talea.
Finding her rhythm with online study
"I was initially really worried about studying online," says Talea. "I just thought, 'How am I going to manage this?' Fortunately, I'm a very organised person by nature, which really helped.
I had a strict study plan and would plan out my entire semester.
"I also got my kids into a really good routine; they were in bed, asleep by 6pm every night. On Monday to Thursday, I'd study as soon as they were in bed through to about 11pm. For difficult subjects, I'd set my alarm and study from 5am to 7am. I made sure everything was done by Thursday night, so I focus on spending Friday to Sunday with the family."
Preparing for the job
The study is one thing; working as a midwife is another. Thanks to a range of placements and her expert lecturers at CDU, Talea hit the ground running when she landed her first job as a midwife.
When I finished my degree, I felt really independent and confident I could go out and work as a midwife.
"The first couple of weeks work as a qualified midwife were certainly quite overwhelming - I was on my own now!" she admits.
"But I surprised myself with how capable I am. After a couple of weeks, I really felt like, 'I can do this... I'm good at this'. I also work with an amazing team, and I'm really well supported, which of course helps."
"There's no perfect time"
Her advice to others considering starting or returning to study later in life?
If it's something you want to do, then bite the bullet. There's no right or perfect time.
"The first time I delivered a baby by myself, the second my hands touched that baby, it was almost like an electric shock. It was the most incredible feeling.
"A midwifery degree is hard, but it's worth it. And Charles Darwin University are very supportive of all the other commitments you've got in your life. I'd honestly encourage others not to wait… jump right in with both feet," says the inspiring mum.
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At the special edition of the Lagos Business School Breakfast Club meeting, which held recently, Nigeria's Finance Minister, Kemi Adeosun, set out the government's plan to reset Nigeria's economy with structured borrowing, targeted investment and diversified growth.
Speaking to some of the country's most influential captains of industry, the Minister said, "We have inherited a set of conditions that requires us to refine how we collectively work towards ushering in a new era in Nigeria."
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Setting out the Government's ambitious blueprint for growth, Adeosun said, "We must collectively adopt a blueprint that equips the future generations to be creative and dynamic, that allows us to articulate a vision of a Nigeria, with a strong educational foundation; rich in depth of knowledge with a breadth of skills, an expansive infrastructure capable of servicing the needs of a nation of 150 million Nigerians".
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Outlining N1.8trn in borrowing to invest in the priorities of Transport, Roads, Housing, Power and Health, the Minister said, "We are committed to a countercyclical budget expenditure model. This has been a success in other nations, offsetting the risk of recession and creating an economy which is not based on either fragile consumer spending or over-reliance on oil."
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