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To reach Coorg you are likely to use one of those public transports, operated by Karnataka and Kerala transport corporations. Or would be using a private car or hired cab. Details of the road routes are discussed further below.
If you are travelling from long distances, the airports for Coorg are Bangalore (BLR , Kempegowda International Airport), Mysore (MYS) , Kozhikode (CCJ, Calicut International Airport) or Mangalore (IXE). The closer ones are Mysore and Mangalore airports, though the better connected is the Bangalore airport with other cities.
If you are planing to travel by train to Coorg, the nearest railway station for Coorg is Mysore(MYS), 120km away. Here again, you'll find better long distance train connectivity with Bangalore City Jn (SBC) which is about 250km from Coorg.
There are frequent KSRTC bus services between Mysore and Madikeri and Virajpet. The road distance from Mysore to Madikeri is about 120km. Mysore to Virajpet distance is about 100km. Checkout Mysore to Coorg for road route to Coorg and bus timings.
There are quite a few number of KSRTC buses operate from Bangalore to Madikeri. Also you'll find some services to other towns in Coorg like Somwarpet and Virajpet.
Another alternative is to travel to Mysore from Bangalore by bus or train, and further travel to Coorg by road.
For those planing to travel from Bangalore to Coorg by road ( Bangalore to Madikeri distance about 250km / 5+ hours) take the Mysore Road and then Hunsur Road. Skip Mysore city by taking diversion near Srirangapatna. See Bangalore to Coorg by road for routes and distances.
There are three major road routes connects Coorg with Kerala.
Madikeri is connected to Kasargod via Sullia. This is a curvy but drivable road. Kasargod to Madikeri road distance is about 110km.
The second route from Madikeri to Kerala is via Bhagamandala and Panathur . You'll cross the Greater Talacauvery National park on the way. This is a narrow curvy road most of the part, but a very scenic route.
The road distance from Kasargod to Madikeri via Panathur is about 110km. Though its same distance as the road via Sullia, the road route via Panathur takes longer.
The third major route from Kerala to Coorg is via Iritti. This route connects southern towns of Coorg like Virajpet, Gonikoppal , Ponnampet etc with north Kerala towns like Kannur and Thalassery. Iritty to Virajpet distance is about 40km. The route is pretty bumpy esp. on the Karnataka side close to the state boarder.
A fourth road is the Gonikoppal to Mananthavady route via Kutta. This connects Coorg with Wayanad, two immensely popular vacation destinations saddling the Western Ghats. Mananthavady to Gonikoppal distance is about 65km.
Coorg is located in Karnataka State of India. Coorg district shares boarder with Wayanad district of Kerala.
To reach Coorg you are likely to use one of those public transports, operated by Karnataka and Kerala transport corporations. Or would be using a private car or hired cab. Details of the road routes are discussed further below. If you are travelling from long distances, the airports for Coorg are Bangalore (BLR , Kempegowda International Airport), Mysore (MYS) , Kozhikode (CCJ, Calicut International Airport) or Mangalore (IXE). The closer ones are Mysore and Mangalore airports, though the better connected is the Bangalore airport with other cities. If you are planing to travel by train to Coorg, the nearest railway station for Coorg is Mysore(MYS), 120km away. Here again, you'll find better long distance train connectivity with Bangalore City Jn (SBC) which is about 250km from Coorg.
The map shows major road connections in the Coorg Region.
This highway takes you from Mysore to Madikeri. The road is in excellent condition.
Delhi, located in the heart of India is the capital of the country. In some way this sprawling city represents the whole complexity and paradoxes of Indian a concise area.


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See also
 List of Victoria first-class cricketers

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1904 deaths
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Botswana: Will Botswana Allow Diamond Cutting Industry to Perish?
madaraka.online April 22, 2015 Uncategorized
22nd April 2015
By Roman Grynberg
DIAROUGH, which owns Teemane in Serowe, will continue to operate its Bhopal factory in India as well as its factory in Thailand and neither they nor De Beers will suffer the consequences of the job losses in Botswana.
For the diamond cutting industry the news last week could hardly have been much worse. In January the press reported that MotiGanz and Leo Schachter had laid off 150 workers. Then last week a bombshell was dropped that Teemane Manufacturing Company owned by Diarough would close with the loss of some 320 jobs in Serowe.
With a total reported employment in the diamond cutting and polishing industry of 3 750 in 2014 this was a massive retrenchment and will cause real pain to many thousands of low income Batswana. This is a time of great sorrow and pain in many households in Botswana.
BIGGEST EXPORTER
In 2013 Botswana is reported to have exported of polished diamonds making it by far the biggest manufacturing exporter in the country. Two reasons are commonly given for the sudden rash of closures in Botswana's diamond sector. The first is quite correctly a structural one – Botswana, like Namibia and South Africa, is simply not competitive in comparison to low cost and high productivity locations like Surat and Mumbai where most of the world's diamonds are cut. The second is the squeezed margins. Wages in Botswana are about the same as they are in India but the differences are in the productivity. Indian cutters will produce 2-3 times as much as those in Botswana.
Botswana has become more competitive over time but it just cannot compete with India yet but it is a more competitive location than either South Africa or Namibia.
This structural lack of competitiveness of Botswana and the rest of southern Africa has meant that, despite growth in employment in Botswana over the last few years, they are now all going elsewhere in terms of employment in the industry. But what has changed to make it necessary to close so many factories and to lay off thousands of workers across the continent?
Even in good times it is said that Botswana's diamond manufacturers are not able to make a profit on diamonds that are much smaller than half a carat polished. The diamond cutting industry has also fallen victim worldwide to a limiting of bank credit to the industry which has made it even more difficult to operate. Gross margins are falling in the cutting industry and diamond manufacturers are closing their highest cost operations in Southern Africa. No surprises in any of this except for the fact that the deal that the Government of Botswana made with De Beers in 2004 and revised in 2011 specifically required diamantaire who were Diamond Trading Company (DTC) -Botswana – sightholders to cut and polish in Botswana.
Under this deal these sight holders would eventually get US$800 million worth of rough to process here in Botswana. But these sight holders are not fools, they knew at the time that Botswana is a high cost location, so why did they set up here ? Industry sources have claimed that in the past the DTCB sightholders would get thrown a 'special stone' by De Beers occasionally to compensate them for locating in Botswana.
These stones are multimillion dollar diamonds and the profits from one is often enough to compensate producers for low productivity in Botswana. De Beers strongly denied this at the time but now this practice has certainly come to an end. In 2012, the last year before diamond exports figures became confused with re-exports associated with aggregation, Botswana exported some US$4 billion of diamonds. If US$800 million or so goes to DTCB sight holders what happens to the other US$3 billion that Botswana produces? Well, De Beers has many sight holders, 84 according to its website of which some 21 are in manufacturing in Botswana. The rest take their diamonds in what is one of the other boxes that is Namibia, South Africa and Canada where some of these De Beers sight holders have beneficiation obligations. But a large chunk of all the diamonds produced in southern Africa go into what used to be called the 'London box' which, since the move to Gaborone is called an 'international sight'. Therefore sight holders may get up to five boxes of diamonds at the Gaborone sights every 10 weeks.
LONDON BOX
But the so-called London or international box can be sent anywhere for processing and so in a bear market for polished diamonds, such as is presently the case, the local manufacturers, many of whom have access to a London box, can simply close their factories in Botswana, lose access to their Botswana box but still continue production in India or China.
What has happened to the diamond cutting industry is what economists call 'regulatory failure'. The closure of the factories in Botswana would probably never have occurred if our agreement with De Beers had said that firms that do not beneficiate a portion of their sites in Southern Africa cannot have access to southern African diamonds, full stop.
But instead, we have created a complex marketing formula which made the cost of exiting Botswana in the current bear market very low indeed. The firms that closed their doors will continue to have access to Botswana's diamonds. Thus, in a sense, the situation where De Beers was claimed to have 'subsidized rough with rough' has now been reversed … Botswana provides rough for the Indian industry at the cost of our evaporating polished diamond industry. If we had an arrangement which said that only those firms operating plants in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa can have access to De Beers African diamonds, the plant in Serowe would probably be open today.
Botswana has imposed beneficiation obligations on De Beers but at the same time we are exempting state-owned companies like Okavanago or private ones like Lucara and Gem Diamonds from the same obligations. The buyers from these companies can take their stones and cut in India and so it is becoming easier and easier to get Botswana diamonds without any beneficiation. In this way government policy encourages diamond trading but undermines our beneficiation efforts.
In the meantime, it is certainly time for Botswana, Namibia and South Africa to reconsider their agreements with De Beers and see what can be done to assure that diamond beneficiation in Southern Africa occurs in the way it was intended.
*These are the views of Roman Grynberg and not necessarily those of any institution with which he is affiliated.
SOURCE: http://allafrica.com/stories/201504220954.html
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Wake County hoping to learn from issues elsewhere when it begins vaccinations for seniors, health care workers
Post Malone teams up with charity to give away 10,000 pairs of Crocs to healthcare workers
Macaulay Culkin backs call to remove Donald Trump from 'Home Alone 2'
Missing man found dead in pond near Myrtle Beach
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Singer Blanco Brown undergoes surgery after car accident
by: KRISTIN M. HALL, Associated Press
FILE – Blanco Brown performs "The Git Up" at the Teen Choice Awards in Hermosa Beach, Calif. on Aug. 11, 2019. Brown is in intensive care after suffering significant injuries in a head-on vehicle collision near Atlanta. A statement from his record label, BBR Music Group, said the writer and producer was injured Monday night and was transported to a local hospital where he underwent a 12-hour surgery. (Photo by Danny Moloshok/Invision/AP, File)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — "The Git Up" singer Blanco Brown is in intensive care after suffering significant injuries in a head-on vehicle collision near Atlanta.
A statement from his record label, BBR Music Group, said the writer and producer was injured Monday night and was transported to a local hospital where he underwent a 12-hour surgery. Additional surgeries are expected and his family asks for prayers.
Brown's combination of country and trap music, which often relies heavily on 808 bass drum sounds and hi-hat cymbals, went viral on the app TikTok, where people recreated his dance moves or added their own dances and tagged it to #TheGitUpChallenge.
The song spent 12 weeks atop Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart and reached No. 14 on the all-genre Hot 100 chart. He released his BBR Music Group debut album "Honeysuckle & Lightning Bugs" last year.
by WFLA 8 On Your Side Staff / Jan 15, 2021
TAMPA (WFLA) - Macaulay Culkin said he's "sold" on the idea of not only removing, but replacing, one of his Home Alone 2: Lost In New York co-stars – Donald Trump.
Since last Wednesday's riots at the Capitol, the Home Alone actor has supported social media fans suggesting that Trump be removed from the movie.


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Man sentenced to six weeks in prison after admitting burgling Seven Kings restaurant
Beth Wyatt
A man has been sentenced to six weeks in prison after pleading guilty to burgling a restaurant.
Sati Santhirasagaram, 45, of no fixed abode, targeted the Kaveri Restaurant, in Aldborough Road South, in Seven Kings, on June 26.
He was given the punishment after appearing at Barkingside Magistrates' Court on Thursday.


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Vejii Announces 100% Revenue Growth Over Q3 in Month of November
December 7, 2021 December 7, 2021 / Press / 5 minutes of reading
Vejii announces improved growth across its digital assets
VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 7, 2021 – Vejii Holdings Ltd (CSE: VEJI), ("Vejii" or the "Company"), is pleased to announce that it achieved record unaudited consolidated net revenues of approximately $461,000 representing growth of over 100% for November ending sales compared to the entirety of Q3. Cost of goods sold for November were approximately $329,000 and gross margin were approximately 29%.
The Company attributes the increased revenue to the closing of the acquisition of Veg Essentials LLC, Black Friday/Cyber Monday promos, improved ROI on ad spend, targeted marketing campaigns and the growth of its online offering with new brands and marketing agreements. The Company has also significantly grown its digital presence having reached over 89,000 Instagram followers across its digital platforms @shopvejii and @veganessentials.
"The growth generated by bringing our innovative marketplace together with an established brand like veganessentials.com has yielded the types of results we expected and is something we are excited about. For a company that launched commercial sales just over 12 months ago, this is a positive sign of our team's dedication and hard work. With the global push towards sustainability, Vejii feels ready to service this rapidly expanding vendor and customer base. Vejii's marketplace was built for rapid scale allowing brands to reach national exposure utilizing Vejii's existing infrastructure of data, tech, marketing and logistics", said Kory Zelickson, CEO of Vejii.
"As we continue to onboard new brands that further improve our product offering across new and existing categories, we also increase customer selection and ultimately sales," says Darren Gill, President and COO Vejii. He continues, "The acquisition of Veg Essentials LLC is also something that has been incredibly rewarding for the Company, giving us not only a second digital asset for our brand partners to leverage, but a second distribution point to get product to more customers, more effectively. Now brands looking to join Vejii Fulfillment Service (VFS) have a second distribution point to better service the East Coast and support continued growth and improved efficiencies."
The financial results disclosed in this press release are management prepared and have not been audited or reviewed by the Company's auditors. Unless otherwise indicated, all amounts are expressed in Canadian dollars.
About Vejii Holdings Ltd.
Headquartered in Kelowna B.C., Vejii is a unified digital marketplace and fulfillment platform featuring thousands of plant-based and sustainable-living products from a growing list of hundreds of vendors. The platform offers an easy-to-use, omnichannel experience for both vendors and buyers, leveraging big data and artificial intelligence to elegantly connect brands with a targeted consumer base, both organically and through specialized marketing programs. Dynamic fulfillment services empower brands to offer fast and reliable delivery, with ongoing engagement being driven through features like smart lists, subscription programs, reordering functions, sampling programs, and more.
Information on the Company and its many products can be accessed through the links below.
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This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Vejii in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act"), or any state securities laws. Accordingly, the securities may not be offered or sold within the U.S. or to U.S. persons (as defined in Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act) unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws, or pursuant to exemptions from the registration requirements of the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws.
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Vejii Holdings Ltd. Announces US Launch of its Vegan Marketplace, ShopVejii.com
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Take the Easy Greek Mythology Quiz!
Ellen Brundige
Show Off Your Knowledge of Ancient Greece!
Welcome to the first of my Greek Mythology Trivia Quizzes! Some of these quizzes are tough, and may stump even students and fans of Greek mythology (which makes them a fun way to study for tests).
However, this quiz is for everybody, even if you've learned your Greek mythology from The Lightning Thief, Disney or Xena. Be sure to browse the "mini-myths," art and other goodies following each quiz!
Greek Mythology Quiz
How many labors did Herakles have?
I didn't even know he was pregnant
Who is the guard doggie of the underworld?
Carcharoth
Who's the fairest of them all (yes, I know, she bribed the judge)?
Midas has the golden touch, but who will get you stoned?
Polyphemos
The Clashing Rocks
Who has some major issues with mom and dad?
Zeus was particularly well-known for his...
battle prowess
Elvis impersonation
Sky, Sea, Underworld... who got what?
Zeus, Hades, Poseidon
Hades, Zeus, Poseidon
Poseidon, Zeus, Hades
Zeus, Poseidon, Hades
Who shouldn't have looked back?
Jason went to fetch the Golden Fleece. What else did he bring back?
Golden fleas
A witch
The art of writing
Several dozen amphoras of wine
Who opened a box of all the world's ills?
Who had the first hang-gliding accident?
How many gods of Olympus are there?
They have unlisted numbers
The Power of Twelve
What's with this twelve business, anyway?
Twelve labors of Hercules, twelve gods of Olympus, twelve signs of the Zodiac -- why 12? Why not 10?
The answer lies in the stars -- or rather, the moon! Ancient Mesopotamians figured out that there were twelve months in a year. Their method of dividing time and circles into twelve parts caught on, and was later adopted by the Greeks. They saw the number 12 as celestial ("heavenly") and important.
Finally, some modern scholars have noticed that you can count to 12 with one hand. Huh? We've got 5 fingers per hand! Yes, but try this: using the thumb of each hand, count finger bones of the other fingers. 1, 2, 3 on the pointer finger. 4, 5, 6 on the index finger. See?
So what were the Twelve Labors of Hercules? Here's two great webpages covering his exploits: [ Herakles on Perseus.com | Herakles on theoi.com ]
Eurystheus hiding from Kerberos in a jar
Kerberos (Cerberus) the Guard Dog of Hades
Hercules' best prank
Kerberos is the Greek name for this hound; Cerberus is Latin. He's a popular figure in Greek art and mythology, because he's so much fun to draw or describe. His job is to scare the dead into staying down in Hades, and to keep the living from intruding on the land of the dead.
Some stories say his three heads represent past, present and future. Like many figures of Greek myth, his coat has a fringe of snakes, scary animals that seem to have powers over life (they shed their skin and become young again) and death (lethal bites).
The last of Hercules' twelve labors was to bring up Kerberos from the underworld, symbolizing his transition to immortality. His taskmaster was his cousin Eurystheus. There are several amusing Greek vases depicting Eurystheus hiding in a pot after his cousin shows up with the ferocious beastie.
Judgment of Paris
Who's the Fairest of Them All?
The Judgment of Paris
The prequel to the Trojan War in 500 words or less:
Eris the goddess of discord was annoyed. Peleus and Thetis, future parents of Achilles the great hero of the Trojan War, had not sent her an invitation. So she showed up at the reception like a bad fairy and tossed out a golden apple inscribed with the words, "To the fairest." Zeus, wise politician, knew better than to judge between the three contenders: Athena, Aphrodite and Hera. He had Hermes the messenger-god lead the three goddesses down to Paris, ladies' man, for his expert judgment.
Each of the goddesses promised him something. Dominion, whispered Hera. Victory in battle, vowed Athena. Aphrodite just flashed him and said, "I'll give you the hottest babe in the world." Naturally, Aphrodite got the apple.
Paris forgot to check the terms and conditions, however. The hottest babe was Helen, wife of powerful King Menelaus. Her abduction was the spark that ignited the Trojan War. Paris wouldn't give her back, and was thus caused the destruction of his city, his father, his brothers, and eventually him. Oops.
It Was Not a Solar Eclipse
My Poem about Forgiveness
Revisiting Anthrax's "Sound of White Noise"
[Sources for this myth: various authors translated on theoi.com]
"Perseus Slays Medusa" Photo by Peter Anderson
Everybody Must Get Stoned
At least until Perseus spoils the fun
Perseus' mother Danae was in big trouble: she'd been banished by her father after giving birth to a boy out of wedlock (not her fault; Zeus, as usual, was playing around). She washed up on an island ruled by King Polydektes. Unfortunately, he had the hots for Danae as well.
The king thought he would get rid of young Perseus by sending the aspiring hero on a quest to prove himself. His assignment: bring back the head of Medusa, a fearsome monster whose gaze turned anyone to stone who looked at her. Luckily for Perseus, his half-siblings Athena and Hermes were looking out for him. They loaned him winged sandals, a cap of invisibility, and various other goodies to help him on his quest, and advised him to look into his shield so as not to get petrified.
That worked. He lopped of Medusa's head and brought it back. When King Polydektes stupidly said, "Well, have you got it, then?" Perseus brought it out and petrified him.
[Ancient source for Perseus myth: Apollodorus 2.4 in translation]
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Theseus, you come back here! (Photo of me in ruined temple of Dionysos on Island of Naxos, where Theseus ditched Princess Ariadne)
Oedipus and his daughter Antigone, by Charles Francois Jalabert
Oedipus Gets a Bum Rap
If his real story wasn't bad enough, Freud had to give him a complex
Oedipus will kill his father and marry his mother.
When his parents heard this terrible prophecy, they exposed their newborn son. A kind-hearted shepherd rescued the baby and passed it off to a friend in a neighboring kingdom. There the childless king and queen received Oedipus with joy, raising him as their own, never telling him he was adopted. So when he heard a prophecy that he would kill his father and marry his mother, he fled to protect his parents from himself. On the road to Thebes, he was nearly run over by an elderly man in a chariot and killed him in self-defense.
Thebes was then being ravaged by a terrible monster, the sphinx, who would eat anyone that could not guess her riddle. (Can you?) Oedipus solved the riddle, drove the monster to kill herself, and married the grateful queen, recently widowed. The couple ruled Thebes happily until a plague swept through the kingdom.
Deeply worried for his people, Oedipus consulted oracles and prophets to learn why the gods were angry. He boasted that the fate of Thebes was in his hands, not the gods', and he would save them. Finally the truth came out: his pollution for his sins was the cause of divine punishment. The queen committed suicide. Oedipus put out his own eyes in self-loathing and banished himself.
In modern times, Freud named a complex after Oedipus, claiming that he'd done all that because he wanted to kill his father and marry his mother. But in the original story, Oedipus did everything he could to avoid his fate. He's actually a lot like Job, except that at first he does not have humility, and only after the awful truth comes out does he realize that there is no escaping god's will.
[Chief source for this myth: Sophocles' Oedipus in translation]
Affairs of Zeus - Making up for his castrated grandfather, maybe
Poseidon; Photo by Ellen Brundige
Earth, Air, Water
The three senior Olympians
Threes and twelves -- Greeks do love their numbers.
In classical mythology, the three sons of Cronos divide up all parts of the world into respective dominions. Zeus is king of the gods, rules the sky and wilds a thunderbolt. Hades is lord of the underworld and the dead, and also of wealth, since minerals are delved from under the earth. Poseidon rules the sea.
At right is a cult statue of Poseidon that I photographed in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens.
Orpheus by Canova
Orpheus and Eurydice
Orpheus is the mythical founder of popular "mysteries" which promised a blessed afterlife for followers who emulate him. They purify themselves with vegetarianism, with special garments, and with prayer and ascetic practices. There are many stories about how Orpheus descended and returned from the land of the dead. In some versions, he succeeds in bringing Eurydice back!
However, late classical writers seized upon a tragic variant of the Orpheus myth. In this version, his journey to Hades ends in disaster. He uses the sweet music of his lyre to calm Kerberos and the fearsome beasts of the underworld. Even Hades and Persephone, king and queen of the dead, are moved by his music. They allow him to take Eurydice home if he does not look back. Orpheus nearly makes it to the surface, but he cannot hear her, cannot tell she's behind him, and looks over his shoulder. She vanishes like mist.
Right: "Orpheus" by Canova. Photo by Yair Haklai, CC.
Medea by Sandys
Jason and Medea
The twit and the witch
Greek writers portray Jason as rather a sap. He takes a whole band of adventurers with him to the north shore of the Black Sea retrieve the Golden Fleece. There he seduces and gains the aid of the king's daughter Medea, granddaughter of the sun-god Helios.
She helps Jason slay the dragon guarding the Golden Fleece and guides him through various perils. He brings her home, then ditches her to marry another king's daughter as a stepping-stone to power. Medea avenges herself by sending the bride a poisoned gown. Then she kills her children by Jason (they would have been killed as bastards) and flies up to heaven on her grandfather's chariot.
Later writers have a field day portraying Medea as a sinister, terrifying villainess. Euripides' Medea is a more subtle drama that leaves you trying to decide whether she was a woman backed into a corner in a man's world or a psychopath.
Pandora by John Waterhouse
Pandora: A Riddle for the Ages
What happened to hope?
Most people know the myth of Pandora, but there's a riddle buried in it which has no answer.
Pandora was yet another early Greek goddess who suffered a serious demotion in the archaic period. The early writer Hesiod told two stories about how the first woman, Pandora ("all-gifted"), was created by the gods to torment mankind.
She comes with a box containing all the world's ills. She does not know what's inside; she's simply been told not to open it. Naturally, she yields to temptation. Out fly disease, old age, and every other form of suffering. Just in time, she slams down the lid and traps Hope inside.
But wait. Does that mean she kept Hope away from us? Or saved it? My own thought is that this kind of hope is not what we now mean by hope; it's more of a concept of knowing the future, anticipation. Not knowing, we can still hope. But that's a stretch, and many have debated what this myth really means.
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Not Too High, Not Too Low
The myth of Daedalus and Icarus
Daedalus the great architect and inventor is trapped on the island of Krete by King Minos, so he creates wings for himself and his son to fly away.
The Roman poet Ovid tells a poignant version of their story, describing young Icarus innocently playing with the feathers and the wax.
Daedalus instructs his son not to fly too low or too high. However, the boy forgets his father's instructions (of course) and flies too near the sun, melting the wax fastenings of his wings. He plummets into the sea.
Their names are Daidalos and Ikaros in Greek, but I love Ovid's poem, so I use their Latin names.
© 2009 Ellen Brundige
Guestbook for Greek Mythology Fans - How did you do?
April Seldon from New Orleans on February 15, 2018:
I enjoyed this.
Nobody on October 15, 2015:
Last one is wrong, i got them all right but the last answer came back wrong. someone needs to refresh their memory (and it ain't me)
Samantha on February 27, 2015:
Hi, enjoyed your page. Took the quiz and the answer to #7 is wrong. Sky = Zeus, Sea = Poseidon, Underworld = Hades. Unless I misread the question.
Scindhia from Chennai on May 29, 2014:
Got only 8.. fun quiz!
Andromachi Polychroniou from Maurothalassa, Serres, Greece on May 09, 2014:
12 out of 12. Thank you for the quiz. I enjoyed it.
John Dyhouse from UK on March 19, 2014:
Did much better with this one 10/12. But I see you call it the easy one, mmmm.
Laura Brown from Ontario, Canada on February 24, 2014:
I like how you built your lens with the quiz first and then the answers.
Lynn Klobuchar on January 17, 2014:
9/12. And I knew better on one of them but I can't tell me anything. Fun.
artsy-geek on October 20, 2013:
That was fun. Got 10 out of 12 though : )
kevkev227 lm on March 25, 2013:
This was fun...thanks :)
suepogson on January 16, 2013:
I enjoyed that - well written and funny. Thanks
Short_n_Sweet on December 28, 2012:
Got 67%... That was a fun quiz..and all the answers afterwards (why didn't I peek:-) was very informative and fun!!
cody everette on December 27, 2012:
That was a lot of fun, I enjoyed all the background info after the quiz.
kopox on October 29, 2012:
fun quiz...
A RovingReporter on October 26, 2012:
I fared so badly,
Thamisgith on October 22, 2012:
I got 100% - but I admit that one was a lucky guess.
christineallen on October 19, 2012:
66% grrr
Donnette Davis from South Africa on October 15, 2012:
42% :)
Truthmusica on October 14, 2012:
34% only.....
alexiafeatherch on October 05, 2012:
I got 75%. It's been awhile since I've read anything about Greek Mythology, but this was a nice brush-up with the quiz and information.
vinodkpillai lm on September 05, 2012:
Not bad at all - I thought I would be a disaster - but it turned out pretty decent - so nice! I love quizzes and this one was particularly interesting - thanks!
OrlandoTipster on July 17, 2012:
Need to brush up on mythology
bensen32 lm on July 14, 2012:
50% not to good but I learned something so that's good.
Thanks for a fun and educational lens.
InternetMarketingTentacle on July 11, 2012:
Wowsers, pretty cool, got 92% right... and my mythology classes were some 20 years ago... phew :-)
Gloria Freeman from Alabama USA on July 10, 2012:
Hi lot of fun, and I learned a lot about Greek Mythology.
I Love these lenses I will have to do them all now
Stephen Bush from Ohio on May 13, 2012:
This is obviously a lens I must return to.... Thank you!
top-holidays lm on May 12, 2012:
Love your lens, very interesting
SheilaMilne from Kent, UK on May 07, 2012:
Years and years and years ago, at about the age of eight, we learnt some Greek mythology at school with a book called "Favourite Greek Myths". I helped me more than I expected. :)
jeffersonline on May 01, 2012:
That was a wakeup call! I thought I was right on the money there, but stumbled slightly - thanks for putting this lens together to help unfog my memory!
I need to learn to read first and then take your quizzes, 50% only...always so well done!
MindPowerProofs1 on March 23, 2012:
Thank you for the information and fun
mcadloni on March 13, 2012:
Interesting lens, I read "Anything is Possible" about Aesop, I like Greek mythology.
There is so much you can learn about Greek Mythology and it is fun to read!
WilliamPower on March 02, 2012:
Good quiz!
AMPSBDavis on January 29, 2012:
Awesome lens!
Hypersapien2 from U.S. on January 23, 2012:
Another enjoyable lens!
macsquared on January 17, 2012:
Ah, I was hoping for a perfect score! Looks like I have a little Greek Mythology to brush up on!
anonymous on December 27, 2011:
Interesting lens, fascinating material.
Georgene Moizuk Bramlage from southwestern Virginia on December 26, 2011:
83% - not bad for someone who hasn't thought about mythology for quit a while :+] Good quiz; interesting and attractive explanations, Thanks,
good lens...lots of information
Miha Gasper from Ljubljana, Slovenia, EU on December 22, 2011:
Missed last one, nailed others!
Ellen Brundige (author) from California on December 05, 2011:
@anonymous: You know, it's been a while since I've taught, but that's the first time I've had a student try "I'm sure you're wrong" to get test scores changed.
So. Congratulations! You've discovered one mythological variant I've never heard of: that Hercules failed one of his labors. Please tell me this story, and I'll give you two points extra credit if you can point me to a classical Greek source where it's found! ("Cite a classical source or it didn't happen!" as a scholar would say. ;) )
Regardless, Hercules does have 12 labors; that's a convention about him in Greek mythology that's true even when it isn't, just as everyone knows that there's 9 Muses and 3 Fates despite mythological variants. The ancient Greeks called Hercules' main twelve labors the twelve feats ("dodekathlon", with dodeka, the number twelve), and any that didn't fit the canonical 12 were called extra works ("pererga"). Accordingly, you'll find Hercules' 12 labors depicted in 12 metopes (decorated squares spaces) over the east and west porches of the Temple of Zeus in Olympia, one of the two most important temples in the classical world. The twelve labors are also mentioned by many poets and writers. You can read some of them in translation here (see the sidebar):
http://www.theoi.com/greek-mythology/heracles.html
As for the "get you stoned" -- sorry, nice try, but you're not gonna get the points for that one. Medusa is most famously the monster who turns people to stone. Polyphemos is associated with a lot of things -- cheese, sheep, one eye, caves, Poseidon, raunchy satyr plays, the nymph Galatea -- and he's far more liable to eat you than drop a rock on you. Or, if we are to believe the pastoral poets, he's far more liable to play his pipes and behave like a country bumpkin. Go figure. My point: "stoning" isn't especially associated with Polyphemos as a mythological figure, whereas it is with Medusa. If you'd asked an ancient Greek this question, they'd have picked "Medusa" without hesitation.
I know, I know, this mean teacher gave two answers on a quiz, one more right than the other! (In fact, I gave three, since I mentioned the Clashing Rocks.) Teachers are evil that way.
Thanks for playing, though, and giving me some hope people are still studying Greek myth out there! Now, please, tell me a story. Where'd you hear this one about Herakles failing to complete a labor?
Hi. I'm sure you are wrong on some of these. Herakles had twelve labors to do, but the king said he didn't complete one of them and so gave him another one to do, therefore he did 13 labors. You could also say Polyphemos could 'get you stoned', as he is famous for throwing large stones at Odysseys as he left the island.
Carolan Ross from St. Louis, MO on November 29, 2011:
ALL of your lenses are SO creative and beautifully formatted, love this greek mythology quiz and am a fan. Best to you from CC in St. Lou
JoyfulReviewer on November 17, 2011:
Thanks for another fun and challenging quiz.
anonymous on November 15, 2011:
I did worst than i thought I would! Need some primer in Greek mythology:)
MintySea on October 27, 2011:
That quiz was really fun to take,
Jim Sterling from Franklin, Tennessee on October 18, 2011:
Thanks for the easier quiz.
franstan lm on September 08, 2011:
Awesome information
stickfigurine on September 03, 2011:
Awesome I'm greek and it's nice to see that other people enjoy ancient greek mythology as much as I do.
i've always been a fan of greek myths - in fact, my night table reading material are all mythology related...
dvpwli on July 21, 2011:
great lens - i never know about this kind of facts
Tolovaj Publishing House from Ljubljana on June 07, 2011:
Great lens, I enjoyed Greek in myths (adapted) as a kid, now they are infinte source of inspiration:)
mukeshdaji on May 28, 2011:
I passed your quiz before I read the lens, woohoo!
Jerrad28 on May 02, 2011:
Greek mythology always intrigues me
sdtechteacher on April 25, 2011:
It looks like I need to study more. Thanks!
Johncatanzaro on April 24, 2011:
Not a bad quiz, good mind-bender
NYThroughTheLens on April 16, 2011:
Ah. I didn't bomb this quiz! I love that you went over the answers. Great quiz lens.
Angela F from Seattle, WA on April 12, 2011:
8/10 - feeling better than I did on the Heroes quiz lol
stirko on April 11, 2011:
great quiz
musicgurl333 on April 10, 2011:
I love Greek mythology. I'll have to try some of the other quizzes as well.
Bill Armstrong from Valencia, California on April 07, 2011:
Terrific lens, thanks for sharing
anonymous on March 22, 2011:
I love Greek mythology. Didn't really do well in the 2 quizzes I took but will be back to finish the rest in the series.
Steve Dizmon from Nashville, TN on March 11, 2011:
Lots of fun. Didn't do too badly. 10 for 12, then realized the answers were below. I could have cheated and got them all.
i really loved your test i got 100%
artistico on February 02, 2011:
beautiful quizz :) enjoy it !!!!!
Cheryl57 LM on January 24, 2011:
Got 8/10, so guess it wasn't "all Greek to me". I know, GROAN, bad pun. LOL!
ChrisDay LM on January 21, 2011:
Enjoyed it and got 90% - it's not the taking part that matters, it's the score!!! :-)
EuroSquid LM on January 14, 2011:
I love anything related to Greek Mythology. I love your lenses too. It would probably be easy to bless them all, but I picked this one to bless. Well done
chocsie on January 08, 2011:
actually had tons of fun taking this one! although i didn't do as well as i would have liked...
jasminesphotogr on December 16, 2010:
Great quiz. I took a world literature class in high school and Greek Mythology was one of the units. I didn't do too bad on the quiz, 8 out of 12. :) It was a lot of fun.
Joy Neasley from Nashville, TN on December 15, 2010:
fun quiz and great lens. thanks.
Great quiz thanks
MoonandMagic on December 07, 2010:
Loved it, I I managed 83% so I'm happy! yay, very interesting lens. Thanks
lilymom24 on December 04, 2010:
I love Greek mythology but I didn't do too good on this one. Looks like I need to hit the books again. =)
Mary from Chicago area on December 04, 2010:
75% -- I'll take it! Perfect level of difficulty & inspires me to peek back into my kids' mythology books :)
ChemKnitsBlog2 on November 17, 2010:
I got 8. I LOVE the way your framed your questions in this quiz. It was very lyrical.
got 11 questions right. whew. not too bad. i enjoyed it.
D Williams on November 14, 2010:
I enjoyed the quiz, thank you.
Moe Wood from Eastern Ontario on November 07, 2010:
If I hadn't second myself I would have done better than half.
Kiwisoutback from Massachusetts on November 04, 2010:
I'm not even going to share my score because it was pretty low... okay, it was 20%! The graphic you've created for the quiz series is really cool. Any chance you'll be adding a tutorial on one of your lenses on how to create one like it? Squid Angel blessed in the meantime!
A Perfect Score, "Jason and Argonaunts" is one of my Favorite Classic Movies as well as other tales from that time period!! Of course Hercules is another!!
Amy Fricano from WNY on November 02, 2010:
How about one wrong? Medusa got me with the"stoned" reference, but I went to college a long time ago. What a great idea to build this kind of encyclopedic series of quizzes. Smarty pants.
boutiqueshops on November 01, 2010:
75% ~ sure had fun taking it too! Love all the info too. Awesome page
sammy9212 on November 01, 2010:
i don't remember much about greek mythology from school, but i didn't do to bad :D
Deb Kingsbury from Flagstaff, Arizona on October 29, 2010:
I studied Greek mythology many moons ago in high school. I guess I wasn't paying close enough attention.
mikerbowman on October 26, 2010:
Great lens! This was a fun refresher course in some Greek mythology. Thanks for sharing!
spritequeen lm on October 21, 2010:
Well, 70% isn't toooo bad. Back to school for me, though, I guess! LOL Thanks for a fun quiz! Fun information, too!
Allison Whitehead on October 20, 2010:
80% - much better. Well done me! Great lens - I love Greek mythology!
surviving-2012 on October 16, 2010:
I love the way you phrased the questions! It makes it harder to cheat. Nicely done. 92%!!!
Jimmie Quick from Memphis, TN, USA on October 16, 2010:
75% correct. Better on the "easy" one! :-) Fun lens series, Ellen. I love how you've got the background below.
Addy Bell on October 13, 2010:
10 out of 12.
Thomas F. Wuthrich from Michigan on October 07, 2010:
10 of 12 correct. Well, this certainly beat the score I posted on another of your Greek mythology quizzes. :) Thumbs up.
jp1978 on October 03, 2010:
Yay, perfect score! I love mythology! The questions were funny too!
anonymous on October 03, 2010:
weeeeeeeeeeeeeee
kinda like it
emcueto on September 29, 2010:
I was going through the questions so fast, I though the subject of number 6 was Hercules, not Zeus. haha, got 11 out of 12 thanks to that mistake
8 out of 12, not good, not bad, I would say :)
Nice quiz, thank you!
The Afrikan on September 12, 2010:
im happy with my 8 out of 12
Nathalie Roy from France (Canadian expat) on September 12, 2010:
I did worst than expected! 8/12, one I did not read carefully, so lets say 9/12 shall we?:)
Dakka on September 11, 2010:
yay! only missed 1!
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How to set different provisioning profiles for different targets using Xcode Build at a time?
how to achieve this via Xcode build/Xcode Plugin of Jenkins or via any shell scripts?

A: For multiple target, you need to create seprate job for each target. And make build (IPA) based on Xcode Schema File in xcode plugin.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using Xamarin.Forms;

using NewEmployee.Data;
using NewEmployee.Data.Models;
using NewEmployee.App.Views;

namespace NewEmployee.App.ViewModels {
    public class DocumentsViewModel : INotifyPropertyChanged {

        private INavigation _navigation;

        public DocumentsViewModel(INavigation navigation) {
            _navigation = navigation;
        }

        public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;
        private void OnPropertyChanged(string name) {
            if (PropertyChanged != null) {
                PropertyChanged(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs(name));
            }
        }

        private string _pageTitle = "Documents";
        public string PageTitle {
            get { return _pageTitle; }
            set {
                value = (value ?? "").Trim();
                if (value != _pageTitle) {
                    _pageTitle = value;
                    OnPropertyChanged("PageTitle");
                }
            }
        }

        private ObservableCollection<Document> _documents = new ObservableCollection<Document>();
        public ObservableCollection<Document> Documents {
            get { return _documents; }
            set { _documents = (value == null) ? new ObservableCollection<Document>() : value; }
        }

        public async Task<bool> GetDocumentList() {
            List<Document> docs;
            using (var client = new WebApiClient(App.ApiBaseUrl)) {
                docs = await client.GetAsync<List<Document>>("Document", "0");
            }
            //Should be able to just add each doc to this.Documents, but that seems to not
            //  work consistently on iOS
            var _tempDocs = new ObservableCollection<Document>();
            foreach (Document doc in docs) {
                _tempDocs.Add(doc);
                //this.Documents.Add(doc);
            }
            _documents = _tempDocs;
            OnPropertyChanged("Documents");

            return true;
        }

        public void ShowDocumentPage(Document document) {
            if (document != null) {
                _navigation.PushAsync(new DocumentPage(document));
            }
        }

    }
}

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Q: Using Zeit Now to build and deploy, how do I embed the Git commit SHA? I have a Bitbucket repo which triggers Zeit Now to build and deploy my React project, created with creat-react-app. I simply granted Zeit and Bitbucket permission to talk to each other -so far so easy. Now I'm adding Sentry.io for error logging.
My aim is for the Git commit SHA to show up as the release name in Sentry for any errors.
So I want to initialise Sentry with the Git commit SHA, and Zeit says it provides a BITBUCKET_COMMIT_SHA to builds environment variable.
However, create-react-app says that environment variables must start with REACT_APP_.
So I've made a .env file as per the instructions to "expand" available environment variables and have ended up with
REACT_APP_BITBUCKET_COMMIT_SHA=${BITBUCKET_COMMIT_SHA}

To initialise Sentry I have
const releaseName = process.env.REACT_APP_BITBUCKET_COMMIT_SHA
Sentry.init({
    dsn: "https://123@sentry.io/123",
    release: 'projectName@' + releaseName
})

(I'll deal with if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') later).
But the release name in Sentry just shows up as "undefined". What am I misunderstanding?

A: Paulo from ZEIT kindly provided this answer -the trick is to put something like this in package.json:
"build": "REACT_APP_SHA=$BITBUCKET_COMMIT_SHA react-scripts build"