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"It is shown that Einstein was not the first to derive the famous equation E=mc2, which has become
synonymous with his name." - Back cover of Challenging Modern Physics by Al Kelly.
Above Mystery of Gravitation and Radiation
= Charge and Discharge = Positive and Negative Vortexya of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell.Plate
46. - DISSECTION OF THE GREAT SERPENT (SOLAR SYSTEM) of Oahspe. showing Solar Vortex and Gravitation and Radiation spiral
forces.Plate 47. - THE CYCLIC COIL of Oahspe showing side view of Plate 46. above.
Above diamond cubic crystal structure
is a repeating pattern of 8 atoms that certain materials may adopt as they solidify. While the first known example was diamond, other elements in group 14 also adopt this structure.-Page 225 of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell "...sphere
of multiplied [2x2x2=8] matter [gaseous] and the space [cube] of divided [8/4=2] matter.-Page 226 of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell "Multiplication [2x2x2=8] and division [8/4=2] of expressed energy
[E=] into high and low potential of gravitation [compression]
and radiation [expansion] is made possible by
the plan of Nature...Gravitation [m=E/c2]...spirally inward...to
wind [compress] light waves [c2] into solids [m] to center space [vortex center]. Radiation [E=mc2] thrusts
spirally outward to unwind [expand] dense solids [m] into space to surround solids.
Notice above at center of sphere
is a compressed cube.
Above music sound --------------------and------------------nuclear explosion = radiation expanding
Above pressure = compression = diamond cubic structure. A few diamonds are formed from highly compressed
Below picture of a bipolar planetary nebula (PN G111.8-02.8) and Octave bar magnet (by Walter Russell)
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Page 269 0f THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell...Density = high heat = high charge = high melting point.
Page 270 of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell...negative Vortexya [Oahspe] = Radioactivity = reaches speed of
light = subatomic and atomic vortexian velocity = C = speed of light = E=mc2
Page 275 of THE SECRET
OF LIGHT by Walter Russell - Atomic Structure = elements of matter = are not different substances, or different things. They
are DIFFERENT PRESSURE conditions of light waves = Vortexya [Oahspe] = electric pressures exerted upon them during INWARD
Page 276 of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell...Spiral Journey
= spiral motion = contracts into greater pressures
Page 277 of THE SECRET OF LIGHT by Walter Russell...MULTIPLYING
[X] and DIVIDING [/] PRESSURES determine the DENSITY and VOLUME of each ELEMENT. The COLOR SPECTRUM RECORDS [records of vortexian
currents] these PRESSURES, as the COMPLETE HISTORY of EVERY ELEMENT [spectral analysis, mass spectrometer, spectrograph].
Oahspe Book of Cosmology and Prophecy: Chapter IX: 2. As previously shown, colors are not substances or things in fact, but records
of currents of vortexya, and are in proportion to their deviation from linear to adverse parallelism.
These fall under the divisor, or multiple, 3 (primaries), yellow, blue and red, corresponding to the times, 11, 33, 99, and
so on.
The Beast color = Purple or Violet = 66 (between blue 33 and red 99), Yellow is
11, the White light (whole spectrum) = 100 or 1000 = Ethe
ILLIAD VOL. 1 page 238...Compression and expansion are represented by matter and space, by the earth and the heavens; by positive
and negative, by the male father principle and the female mother principle.
DIVINE ILLIAD VOL. 1 page 245:Question: Wouldn't a person progress faster spiritually if he could leave his dialy round
of chores and lead a more solitary life for at least a little while--in the mountains or woods [forest], or by the seashore?Answer (from Walter Russell): Yes! If it is possible, one should do that; and one can also learn to lead a solitary life
in the midst of even boiler factories and noises.
OAHSPE: Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy Chapter
X:3. These creatures prophesy by the direct action of vortexian currents upon them. They feel what is approaching, BECAUSE
THE UNSEEN CAUSE IS ALREADY UPON THEM. 4. Man can learn to acquire the same kind of prophecy. And this is different
from the prophecy herein before mentioned, because he prophesieth in this last method without rules or calculations.5.
To attain this kind of prophecy, the following discipline is requisite:6. To live in the fields and forests [alone in
the wilderness], and study the action of unseen forces upon himself [introspection]; to eat not fish, nor flesh, nor any food
that cometh of animals; to bathe daily; to permit no passion to enter his mind; to abnegate self and to wed himself to the
Creator for righteousness sake, and to do good; to discipline his mind, to remain in any given direction on any subject, for
days if necessary; to become oblivious to pain. After which he shall receive anointment [anointed] from one who had previously
attained the seership.
THE MESSAGE OF THE DIVINE ILLIAD VOL. 1 page 249:Planets are born
from the sun by the way of rings sent out from the sun's equator--great nebulous rings which wind up upon themselves to become
planets of the sun, just as the rings of Saturn will wind themselves up into moons. All of the moons of Saturn were rings.
All of the moons of any satellite were first equatorial rings; then they become moons of the planet from which they were born.
OAHSPE Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy: Chapter IV:14. In the early age of the vortex of the earth, so swiftly
flew the outer rim that border eddies ensued, from which nebula congregated, until the earth had a nebulous belt around
it. This belt, in time, losing pace with the earth's vortex, condensed and made the moon.-PLANETS ARE BORN, GROW TO MATURITY THROUGH GENERATIVE PREPONDERANCE,
ALL FORM APPEARS AND DISAPPEARS BY THE SAME PROCESS. - Page
223 of _THE UNIVERSAL ONE_ 1926 by Walter Russell.OAHSPE: Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy CHAPTER V:14. Wherefrom
this rule will now be plain to the student: When a planet hath attained
to so great age she no longer giveth forth light or heat to radiate upon herself, she can not be seen in the heavens.
Of which kinds of planets there are millions in the etherean firmament. Some of these move slower than any of the planets
man can see. Some of these at times eclipse the sun, and are taken for sun-spots, although, perhaps, not a million miles from
the earth. 15. Like unto these, in darkness, are there plateaux of nebula floating in the firmament, which also produce
eclipses of the sun and of the moon. For convenience, let such planets
and nebula be called dead planets and dead nebula.-THE MESSAGE OF THE DIVINE ILLIAD
VOL II page 201-202:To charge means to compress, or condense, into higher pressure. It means to accumulate a large volume
ito a small volume, like compressing a gas into a solid. Conversely, to discharge means to radiate a solid back into a liquid
or gas.
THE MESSAGE OF THE DIVINE ILLIAD VOL II page 229:Q....compression of atoms in relation
to their wave frequencies.A. The more you contract atoms together [higher mass], the shorter the distance between each
wave [shorter wavelength] and the higher their troughs and crests. That means more waves per inch--which means more activity
[higher frequency]. That means more power to express energy.
Table of Flame Colorations and Emission Spectra:[Color = wavelength = frequency = element =
mass = compression]http://webmineral.com/help/FlameTest.shtmlSpectral colors, Frequency and Wavelength http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visible_spectrumlithium Li = Red Crimson = Atomic Mass 6.941 = 400–484 THz(Frequency), 620–750 nm(Wavelength)
sodium Na = Yellow intense = Atomic Mass 22.989768 = 508–526 THz(Frequency), 570–590 nm(Wavelength)
Boron B = Green (Bright, somewhat yellowish) = Atomic Mass 10.81 = 526–606 THz(Frequency), 495–570 nm(Wavelength)
molybdenum Mo = Green (Yellowish) = Atomic Mass 95.94 = 526–606 THz(Frequency), 495–570
thallium Tl = Green (Pure) = Atomic Mass 204.3833 = 526–606 THz(Frequency),
495–570 nm(Wavelength)
Indium In = Blue (prominent blue) = Atomic Mass 114.82 = 606–668
THz(Frequency), 450–495 nm(Wavelength)
cesium Cs = Violet Pale (masked by the more prominent
yellow) = Atomic Mass 132.9054 = 668–789 THz(Frequency), 380–450 nm(Wavelength)
Higher the Compression = Higher atomic mass = higher frequency = shorter wavelength = more power
= more energy = more vortexyaMass = Frequency = Energy = Vortexya = M = F = E = V
increases charge, energy and mass, shortens wavelengths, and increases frequency and vibrations per second,
Compression shortens the distance which shortens the wavelengths and increases the frequency (bounce back waves,
echos, vibrations)Expansion increases the distance which lengthens the wavelengths and decreases the frequency of waves
Because each element has an exactly defined line emission spectrum, scientists are
able to identify them by the color of flame they produce. For example, copper produces a blue flame, lithium and strontium
a red flame, calcium an orange flame, sodium a yellow flame, and barium a green flame.http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/3BA.htmlcopper (atomic mass 63.5) produces a blue flame lithium (Atomic mass: 6.941) and strontium
(Atomic mass: 87.62) a red flame calcium (Atomic mass: 40.078) an orange flamesodium (Atomic mass: 22.989769)
a yellow flamebarium (Atomic mass: 137.327) a green flame-Higher the Compression = Higher atomic mass =
higher frequency = shorter wavelength = more power = more energy = more vortexyaMass = Frequency = Energy = Vortexya
= M = F = E = V-Color(Wavelength nm),(Frequency THz) red 780 − 622, 384 − 482 orange 622
− 597, 482 − 503 yellow 597 − 577, 503 − 520 green 577 − 492 520 −
610 blue 492 − 455, 610 − 659 violet 455 − 390, 659 − 769666 THz = Violet = color
of the BeastThz = terahertz (THz) = vibrational frequency White light is a mixture of the colors of the visible
spectra. http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-wavelength.htmGoogle terahertz = one trillion periods per second. http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
-Higher atomic mass = higher frequencycesium (Atomic Mass 132.9054) a violet flame
= 659 − 769 THzIndium (Atomic Mass 114.82) a blue flame = 610 − 659 THzmolybdenum (Atomic Mass 95.94)
a green flame = 520 − 610 THzcalcium (Atomic mass: 40.078) an orange flame = 482 − 503 THzlithium
(Atomic mass: 6.941) a red flame = 384 − 482 THzHigher the Compression = shorter wavelength
Emission Spectra vs. Flame Test?What are some difficulties that may be encountered in the use of the flame
test for identification compared to using emission spectra?If you have a spectrum of sufficiently high resolution, you
should be able to clearly identify the individual atomic emission lines even if there are large concentrations of other substances;
in a flame test, where you rely on a visual impression of color, this is not always possible. As the eye is not a spectrometer,
we cannot distinguish between spectra that are in reality very different but add up to an overall similar color impression
( for example, you can assign a blue flame color to copper(I) or arsenic - same flame color, different spectra). Also, even
small traces of sodium will simply color the flame a bright orange that outshines any other typical emissions. Additionally,
as color is something perceived individually, different experimenters may well assign one flame color to different elements.http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111027125243AADYD6B
Spectroscopy is the study of the interaction between matter and radiated
energy.[1][2] Historically, spectroscopy originated through the study of visible light dispersed according to its
wavelength, e.g., by a prism. Later the concept was expanded greatly to comprise any interaction with radiative energy
as a function of its wavelength or frequency. Spectroscopic data is often represented by a spectrum,
a plot of the response of interest as a function of wavelength or frequency.Analysis of white light by dispersing it
with a prism is an example of spectroscopy.Spectroscopy and spectrography are terms used to refer to
the measurement of radiation intensity as a function of wavelength and are often used to describe experimental spectroscopic
methods. Spectral measurement devices are referred to as spectrometers, spectrophotometers, spectrographs or spectral
analyzers.Daily observations of color can be related to spectroscopy. Neon lighting is a direct application
of atomic spectroscopy. Neon and other noble gases have characteristic emission colors, and neon lamps use
electricity to excite these emissions. Inks, dyes and paints include chemical compounds selected for their spectral characteristics
in order to generate specific colors and hues. A commonly encountered molecular spectrum is that of nitrogen dioxide. Gaseous
nitrogen dioxide has a characteristic red absorption feature, and this gives air polluted with nitrogen dioxide a reddish
brown color. Rayleigh scattering is a spectroscopic scattering phenomenon that accounts for the color of the sky.Spectroscopic
studies were central to the development of quantum mechanics and included Max Planck's explanation of blackbody radiation,
Albert Einstein's explanation of the photoelectric effect and Niels Bohr's explanation of atomic structure and spectra. Spectroscopy
is used in physical and analytical chemistry because atoms and molecules have unique spectra. These spectra
can be interpreted to derive information about the atoms and molecules, and they can also be used to detect, identify and
quantify chemicals. Spectroscopy is also used in astronomy and remote sensing. Most research telescopes have spectrographs.
The measured spectra are used to determine the chemical composition and physical properties of astronomical
objects (such as their temperature and velocity).The energy (E) of a photon is related to its frequency (v)
by E = hv where h is Planck's constant, and so a spectrum of the system response vs. photon frequency will peak at
the resonant frequency or energy.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectroscopy
Q....compression of atoms in relation
to their wave frequencies.A. The more you contract atoms together[higher mass], the shorter the distance between each
wave[shorter wavelength] and the higher their troughs and crests. That means more waves per inch--which means more activity[higher
frequency]. That meansmore power to express energy.
Merriam-Websters Collegiate Dictionary
10th Edition: electromagnetic spectrum: the entirerange of wavelengths or frequencies of electromagnetic radiation extending
from gamma rays to the longest radio waves and including visible light.
Gamma rays have the shortest
wavelength but the highest frequency = more compression = more energy = more power
According to
Walter Russell the higher the frequency the more power to express energy. Gamma rays have the highest frequencies and should
also express more power and energy.
Gamma radiation, also known as gamma rays, and denoted
by the Greek letter γ, refers to electromagnetic radiation of high frequency and therefore high energy per photon.In astronomy, gamma rays are defined by their energy, and no production process need be specified. The energies of gamma
rays from astronomical sources range over 10 TeV, at a level far too large to result from radioactive decay. A notable example
is extremely powerful bursts of high-energy radiation normally referred to as long duration gamma-ray bursts, which produce
gamma rays by a mechanism not compatible with radioactive decay. These bursts of gamma rays, thought to be due to the collapse
of stars called hypernovas, are the most powerful events so far discovered in the cosmos.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_ray
Higher frequency = Higher energy = higher power = gamma rays have the highest frequency = gamma
ray bursts are the most powerful event in the cosmosgamma-ray bursts...are the most powerful events so far discovered
in the cosmos.
Gamma rays, X-rays, visible light, and radio waves are all forms of electromagnetic
radiation. The only difference is the frequency and hence the energy of those photons. Gamma rays are generally the most energetic
of these...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_ray
Higher frequency = Higher energy = Gamma rays have the highest frequency = Gamma rays have the most energy
The so-called long-duration gamma ray bursts produce events in which energies of ~ 1044 joules (as much
energy as our Sun will produce in its entire life-time) but over a period of only 20 to 40 secondshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_ray
Gamma rays are ionizing radiation, and are thus biologically hazardous. They are classically produced
by the decay from high energy states of atomic nuclei (gamma decay), but are also created by other processes. Paul Villard,
a French chemist and physicist, discovered gamma radiation in 1900, while studying radiation emitted from radium. Villard's
radiation was named "gamma rays" by Ernest Rutherford in 1903....produced by the decay from high energy states
of atomic nuclei (gamma decay)...Gamma rays are emitted during radioactive decay processes such as those found in nuclear
explosions.[produced from atomic fission...the spliting or breaking of atomic particles produces radiation or energy.
Oahspe Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy: Chapter IV:17. Wherever the vortexian current falleth, corpor
is more or less damaged or dissolved, or changed in its combinations. On a piece of iron, fresh broken, it produceth
rust...the vortexian solution...The break of its needles liberateth vortexya, which result
is a minor representation of the discharge of an electric spark from the pole of a battery.
Here Oahspe in 1881 states that "The break of its needles liberateth vortexya" or the
spliting or breaking of atomic or subatomic particles liberates energy (atomic fission).
fission2. A nuclear reaction in which an atomic nucleus, especially a heavy nucleus such
as an isotope of uranium, splits into fragments, usually two fragments of comparable mass, releasing from 100 million to several
hundred million electron volts of energy.fission1. the act or process of splitting or breaking into partshttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/fission
The discovery of nuclear fission occurred in 1938 [57 years AFTER Oahspe described the fission
of subatomic particles).http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fission
Principles of atomic (fission) weaponsWhen bombarded by neutrons, certain isotopes of uranium
and plutonium (and some other heavier elements) will split into atoms of lighter elements, a process known as nuclear fission.
In addition to this formation of lighter atoms, on average between 2.5 and 3 free neutrons are emitted in the fission process,
along with considerable energy.http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/421827/nuclear-weapon/275625/Principles-of-atomic-fission-weapons
high- energy photons such as gamma rayshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhotonGamma rays are high energy photons or high energy subatomic particles
40. SHA'MAEL in Oahspe GOD'S BOOK OF BEN says. ...My etherean hosts shall have redeemed man from sin. Nor
shall the inhabitants of the earth marry, for the time of begetting will be at an end...the earth will have fullfilled its
labor...In the place where the earth was, shall some of My far-off worlds come and fulfill the labor allotted to them.
And the atmosphereans who have not been redeemed from darkness in that day, shall alight on the new world and also fulfill
their labor.
THE MESSAGE OF THE DIVINE ILLIAD VOL I, by Walter Russell, page 241: Question:
What about after we have found completion in cosmic conscious awareness of unity with God?
Answer: When that time comes, the planet will be way out where Mars is--or beyond--and Venus will be rolling
up getting ready to play the man-idea all over again.
When all mankind has found the
Light, the play will be finished. Likewise this planet will be finished as an abode for man. It will then be rolled off into
its ever expanding orbit while Venus is gradually being rolled into place to become the stage for the next repetition of THE
ASCENT OF MAN in this solar system. - The Secret of Light by Walter Russell
by Walter Russell, page 161:IS LIGHT A WAVE [etheic wave] OR CORPUSCLE [corpor]?Much contorversy has arisen as
to whether light is corposcular, as Newton claimed it to be , or waves.There is much evidence in favor of both theories.
It is both. Light is expressed by motion [etheic solution in rotary motion].All motion is wave motion
[vortexian]. All waves are expressed by fields of equal and opposite pressures of two-way motion [positive and negative vortex'ya].
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--"The positive electric condition compresses large volumes of light-waves into small volumes by winding them up centripetally into spiral vortices
by thrusting inward from without. That is what gravitation is." - A New Concept of the Universe by Walter
Russell.The light-waves are made of polarized sub-atomic
needles of corpor (just as magnetic materials are made of microscopic polarized domains).
It says: "The ether, if it exists, cannot be detected" - Albert Einstein.
Einstein based that assumption on the
null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment of 1887. But what is missing from the website is the Sagnac experiment which
did detect the ether in 1913, but Einstein ignored the results of the Sagnac experiment.
In Builder's "Ether and Relativity" he summarizes his view
as follows [12]:
"The relative retardation
of clocks, predicted by the restricted theory of relativity, demands our recognition of the causal significance of absolute
velocities. This demand is also implied by the relativistic equations of electrodynamics and even by the formulation of the
restricted theory itself. The observable effects of absolute accelerations and of absolute velocities must be ascribed to
interaction of bodies and physical systems with some absolute inertial system. We have no alternative but to identify this
absolute system with the universe. Thus in the context of physics, absolute motion must be understood to mean motion relative
to the universe, and any wider or more abstract interpretation of the "absolute" must be denied. Interactions
of bodies and physical systems with the universe cannot be described in terms of Mach's hypothesis, since this is untenable.
There is therefore no alternative to the ether hypothesis. "
Builder's conclusion that there must be "an absolute
inertial system" re-introduces the preferred frame of Lorentz back into relativity, the very thing that Einstein sought
to eliminate.
If we are to accept Builder's hypothesis of a universal preferred frame for motion (ether),
then we are compelled to accept the other critical tenet of Lorentz over Einstein, that it is the speed of light, and not
time, which is the fundamental variable in our universe. In accepting a notion of absolute motion, or a preferred frame,
we are as Dingle says, rejecting the notion of "relative motion". Despite Einstein borrowing heavily from Lorentz's
equations and theory, and the fact that both theories predict similar results for the same experiments, the two theories
are philosophically antithetical - and as such the conclusions about the nature of space and time result in entirely different
models of the universe.
Let's look at the implications
of the Hafele and Keating Experiment on the relativity of time. Similar to our original case 3, we expand the travelling
clock experiment to the orbit of the earth. Rather than planes, we put cesium clocks on two rockets and have them take off
from the surface of the earth at equal escape velocities (say 12 km/s), but set to travel in opposite directions around
the sun before returning to the earth, as in the figure below. The rockets maintain the same velocity with respect to the
earth's surface throughout their voyage. Both rockets arrive back on the earth at around the same time, and again
at the same velocity with respect to the earth, at 12 km/s. As expected, the rocket on the left going
counter-clockwise arrives with its clock rate slowed with respect to the earth clock, and the
rocket on the right travelling clockwise has had its clock rate sped up with respect to the earth
clock, even though their velocity with respect to the earth's surface clock was the same. From the perspective of
the earth (assuming no foreknowledge that they are rotating), the path
lengths for each rocket
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appear to be the same. However, an observer B on the sun would see that the rockets had to travel at different
speeds with respect to the sun in order to be travelling at the same speed with respect to the orbiting earth. The paths
that they travelled would also appear to be different lengths when viewed from the sun. Only the observer on the sun would
agree that the SR postulate that a clock decreases it rate with velocity is found to be (approximately) true. The earth
observer A sees this to be false – for him, the clocks have travelled identical paths at identical speeds, yet the
clocks have gone out of synchronization. This invalidates the notion that the ECI frame of the earth is
a unique frame of reference for rotation with which the laws of SR hold true.
Again, we can extrapolate this thought experiment to the edge of the galaxy, and further to the entire universe.
For clocks rotating around an observer, the only unique perspective where ultimately any
rotational motion will always lead to a slowing of the clock rate is the stationary frame of the
universe. In any other velocity frame, it will always be possible to create orbiting clocks that appear to speed up in rate
with respect to our observer. This is the same conclusion as earlier for the speed of light, except now applied to time.
These rotation experiments
have implied that there is a an absolute space with which we can define a reference speed of light C, and a preferred frame
of reference for a time clock for which all other moving clocks will count at a slower rate.
Since Einstein invented the idea of a variable time in order to explain the constancy of
the speed of light, should it not follow then that if we have shown that the speed of light is not always constant for moving
observers, then perhaps instead it is "time" that is constant, and the velocity of light is variable depending
on our motion with respect to absolute space? Since translational experiments always show a constant measured speed
of light, unlike the Sagnac experiment, perhaps apparent time dilation is our only indirect evidence that the speed of light
is changed in a hidden way during translational motion. In order to prove this we would need to design a clock that doesn't
depend on the speed of light in its counting principle, and see if this clock is unaffected by time dilation.
Sagnac Clock:
As we said earlier, in order to prove that time dilation is an illusion, we would need to design
a clock that does not depend on the speed of light in its counting principle, and see if this clock is unaffected by time
dilation. Again, we turn to essential feature of the Sagnac effect, rotation, to design such a clock. This concept was first
proposed in our article "The Paradox of the Clocks in the Canaries" in 2010.
The simplest time dilation effect to test is gravitational time
dilation, the speeding up of clocks with altitude. According to Einstein, the rate of time follows the gravitational potential,
so a clock on the surface of the earth should count more slowly than a clock at some high altitude, such as at the top of
a mountain. Time is alleged to be moving into the future faster at the top of a mountain. So we need a clock on the Earth that is unaffected by altitude. Let's
say we use the rotation of the earth as our clock instead of a conventional cesium clock. After all, our human concept of
time, and the units that compose it (days, hours, minutes, seconds) are already derived from the rotation period of the earth,
so it should be the ideal clock for comparison. For each observer, we could use as our reference the position of the sun
in the sky, or the position of a Foucault pendulum, or most preferably the position of the fixed stars in sidereal time.
If we measure the sidereal day (23.93447 hours) as the time for one earth rotation relative to the vernal equinox, using
a sighting star as a reference, we can then place an observer A at the top of a mountain, and another observer B at sea level.
Preferably the mountain observer is exactly vertical over the sea level observer, and this vertical line passes through
the center of the earth, as shown in the picture below. We use as our example the mountain Pico del Teide on Tenerife, with
an altitude of 3718 meters. We give each observer A and B a cesium clock, and a sidereal clock. The sidereal
clocks mark a tick when the reference star is directly overhead each day. The cesium clocks mark a tick when 23.93477 hours
has passed in their local time. We then compare the four clocks to determine if they are counting at the same rate.
What happens is that when the reference star passes over
the red vertical line passing through observer A and B, both sidereal clocks have no choice but to trigger at the same moment,
differing only in the light propagation time between A and B. Because this propagation time is a fixed amount, it does not
affect the rate at which the two clocks count – therefore the count rate is exactly the same. However, since
both cesium clocks experience gravitational time dilation, the cesium clock at observer A must count faster than the cesium
clock at observer B. If we had pre-synchronized the two clocks at sea level, then the cesium clock at observer A will begin
to go out of synchronization with
the other three clocks, and the amount of time gained by cesium clock A will continue to increase as the days pass.
Clearly three of the 4 clocks agree on the amount of elapsed time – only cesium clock A reads in error. The fact that
we have created clocks immune to time dilation implies that real time has never changed at the top of the mountain –
apparent time dilation is an artifact of the difference in the speed of light at two difference points in space, and
the use of clocks calibrated to the speed of light – i.e. the light clocks of Einstein.
This conclusion is also consistent
with our reason – given the millions of years that the mountain has been around, the summit of Pico del Teide should
by now be several minutes in the future compared to the land at its sea shore base. And yet they are physically connected.
To believe that time dilation is real would require us to assume that walking up the mountain is the same as walking into
the future - the land would have to form a bridge between two points in Einstein's dimension of time. It
is somewhat trivial to travel to the top of the mountain and view through a telescope a clock tower in Puerto de la Cruz
far below to verify that the top of the mountain and the sea side resort share the same present.
The author at the summit of Pico del Teide in 2012, checking the time. Puerto de la Cruz is clearly visible 3718 meters
below. Still in the present…
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It is often argued that the predictions of Special
and General Relativity have been continuously verified and that therefore the theory is unquestionable. However, other theories,
such as Lorentz ether theories modified to take into account gravitational effects, can also make similar claims. There are
in fact multiple mathematical routes by which a correct prediction can be arrived at, but these theories may imply very
different interpretations of what our physical reality is. And this is at the heart of what is wrong with the theory of relativity
– it may make successful predictions based on math, but implies a nature of time and space which are not only inconsistent
with logic and reason, but are even contradictory. Our interpretation is that these problems arise because
of the switch from the absolute time / variable speed of light of Lorentz (1904) [13] to relative time / absolute speed
of light of Einstein (1905) – two stances which are only slightly different mathematically. In Lorentz's favour,
the Sagnac effect demonstrates that depending on the placement of the observer, it is possible to see this variable speed
of light and to confound apparent time dilation. Our analysis of Einstein's light clock has shown that it will always
count in error if the speed of light is not C in the moving frame. And further, our thought experiment with sidereal clocks
has shown that the entire premise that time dilation corresponds to a change in "real" time is highly questionable.
So when countered with the argument that General Relativity can explain the Sagnac effect, we might ask, why bother? If time
dilation is an illusion, then the entire 4D time-space continuum of Einstein should be considered, to use his own word for
the aether, "superfluous."[7]
[1] Moon, Parry, Spencer, Domina Eberle, and Uma, Shama, (1991) The Sagnac Effect and the Postulates on the Velocity of Light.
[2] Ruyong Wang (2003) Modifed Sagnac experiment for measuring travel-time difference between
counter-propagating light beams in a uniformly moving fiber.
[3] Alexandre Dufour, Fernand Prunier (1942) On the Fringe Movement Registered on a Platform in Uniform Motion
[4] Georges Sagnac (1913) Regarding the Proof for the Existence of a Luminiferous Ether using
a Rotating Interferometer Experiment.
[5] Rizzi, Guido, (2003) The Relativistic Sagnac Effect: two derivations.
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Helmetball is retro inspired 2d hardcore platformer. It's an exciting, challenging game for anyone who's willing to go the extra mile to reach their goal.
Roll, jump and bounce through many exciting levels full of adventure.
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The shell of the destroyed synagogue
The Ohel Yitzchak Synagogue previously known as the Shomrei ha-Chomos Synagogue and the Ungarin Shul (Hungarian synagogue) is located in the Muslim Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. It was built in the 1870s by Kolel Shomrei HaChomos, an organization of Hungarian Jews, but was abandoned after the riots of 1938. Although the building was destroyed after 1948, it has recently been acquired by a Religious Zionist group for refurbishment.
In 1862 students of the Chassam Sofer, Rabbi Moses Sofer, arrived in Jerusalem from Hungary and established a community called Shomrei HaChomos, meaning Guardians of the Walls. During the 1870s they built a synagogue situated about 100 meters from the Temple Mount on el-Wad Street, in today's Muslim Quarter. The courtyard was purchased from the Muslim Khaladi family. Rabbi Yitzchok Ratsdorfer, a diamond merchant who belonged to the Hasidic group Belz, financed the building. In 1892 the community established a neighborhood outside the Old City walls called Batei Ungarin, part of the neighborhood now known as Meah Shearim. In 1904 the synagogue in the Old City was expanded and a second story was added. While construction was taking place, the Ottoman authorities warned that the extension would not be allowed. They opposed the fact that its roof would end up being taller than the Dome of the Rock. Construction of the roof was completed overnight, ensuring that the synagogue would be finished. Turkish law stated that once a building had been erected, it could no longer be demolished. The building accommodated a yeshiva on the ground floor called Ohr Meir and its students held study sessions 24 hours a day. The top floor accommodated two prayer rooms, one for the Chasidim (who use nusach Sfard and one for the Perushim, who use nusach Ashkenaz. The building also contained a mikvah.
Although the riots of 1920 and 1929 disturbed the running of the yeshiva and synagogue, Jews still frequented the building until Arab violence forced them to vacate the premises during the 1938 riots. Members relocated to Meah Shearim, and the building was rented to Arabs until the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. The synagogue was almost totally destroyed during the ensuing 19 years of Jordanian rule. Its members relocated their entire organization, Kolel Shomrei HaChomos, to other locations in the city, including Meah Shearim, Givat Shaul, and more recently Ramat Shlomo, where they built new buildings and synagogues called Kiryas Shomrei HaChomos. Kolel Shomrei HaChomos is closely affiliated with the Edah HaChareidis and considered part of it.
In 1967, after the Six Day War, all that remained intact was the ground floor of the building, which was turned into a Jewish book store.
Years later the right-wing Religious Zionist organization Ateret Cohanim encouraged an American charity funded by American Jewish businessman Irving Moskowitz, a regular donor to right-wing groups in East Jerusalem, to buy the building. The organization then gave the Western Wall Heritage Foundation the right to manage the synagogue site and the excavations.[1] In October 2008 the synagogue was officially reopened, though it now belongs to a right-wing Religious Zionist group instead of to the anti-Zionist Hungarian Haredim who founded it.
The synagogue is now reopened.
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New Fracking Rule Protects Land and Water/
As Latinos, being outdoors – including the benefits of healthy air and water – is integral to our way of life.
Of course, most Americans use oil and gas and HECHO's family of campers, hunters, anglers, hikers and other outdoor recreationalists is no different. But the development of those resources cannot come at the expense of clean water and air in our communities. That is why we work so hard to achieve balance on our shared, public land.
The U.S. Department of Interior's announcement on Friday to balance energy development and protection of our water, air and land is welcome news. Among other smart, safe, and responsible standards, the new requirement to store contaminated drilling fluids in enclosed steel tanks, rather than in open pits, will help to honor one of the core values of HECHO-- to conserve our shared resources for our enjoyment today and for the enjoyment of future generations.
All oil and gas development produces contaminated fluids that, if not disposed of properly, pollute our watersheds and the air we breathe, and threaten the lands where we hunt and fish, our health, our recreation economy and our way of life.
In the West, our land, air and water is intertwined with Latino culture, our traditions and our family life. Secretary Jewell's announcement today helps to protect this heritage for future generations of Americans.
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" Today we visited the Kumbeshwar Technical School (KTS) in Kathmandu, Nepal. KTS has been a long time production partner of True Fashion label People Tree. The beautiful hand knitted jumpers and cardigans in the People Tree collections are made by KTS. The son of the founder, MR. Kiran Khadgi and now director of the organization welcomed us in his office and proudly explained us everything about the history of KTS.
KTS was originally set up by his father, a dedicated freedom fighter to help pode people, the so-called 'untouchable' caste in Nepal. Those born into the pode caste are expected to clean the sewers and streets of the areas inhabited by higher castes for no more than scraps of leftover food. The discrimination that keeps these people out of other forms of work even affects children, who may drop out of primary school because they are unable to fit in. Until recently, pode children did not go to school at all.
People Tree works with KTS to provide training and design support. Hand knitting not only makes a unique and beautiful product, it also provides women with the opportunity to work. Many of the artisans at KTS are mothers and university students who use their income to finance their – and their children's – education and living costs. Mr Khadgi explained that KTS wants to create an environment where people feel safe and welcome and take care of each other. Not only with providing jobs and economic benefits but also with important educational programs and things like health insurances for all the people who work at KTS.
Women who want to become a skilled hand knitter are offered a 3 months course by KTS. The women who work in the KTS office can bring their children to the in house daycare centre or when they are older to the school. Some women come and pick up their work at the KTS office and do the hand knitting work at home. In the more rural areas a group leader makes sure the hand knit orders are divided amongst the ladies who work on the ordered hand knit styles from their homes.
In addition to providing good jobs for thousands of people, KTS puts profits from Fair Trade back into community development. KTS supports an orphanage and a school providing an education to over 250 children from low-income families. KTS provides underprivileged women, disabled people and widows with vocational training and job opportunities. KTS provides medical and social support and offers children's and adult's literacy classes.
We are incredibly inspired by the work of this Kathmandu based non profit organisation and are proud to be working with them. We already loved the hand knit styles they make for the People Tree collections and now even more so after seeing with our own eyes how much good can be accomplished when organisations look further than economic gain only – especially in a country like Nepal, which is one of the poorest countries in the world. "


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AFMA participates in The Asia-Pacific Business Forum (APBF) 2018
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), in partnership with Cyberport and the Innovation and Technology Bureau of HKSAR Government, held the Asia-Pacific Business Forum (APBF) 2018 last April 10-11 in Hong Kong.
AFMA served as Chair of the Task Force on Agriculture and Food.
With the theme on "Harnessing Business to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals through Technology, Innovation and Financing", the forum focused on how business engagements can enhance the achievement of inclusive and sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific region. Discussions were anchored on initiating private sector-led innovation and technology to promote the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development; improving access to finance to facilitate income generation; as well as identifying innovative solutions to address challenges in achieving the SDGs.
The dialogue was preceded by the 5th Meeting of the ESCAP Sustainable Business Network (ESBN)
With the Task Force's objective of achieving SDG No. 2: zero hunger, AFMA continue our commitment to advancing sustainable agriculture and food safety.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives
Task Force on Agriculture and Food for the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific - UNESCAP paid a visit to the Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Thailand to collaborate on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in agriculture and food.
Sustinable Branding - Coffee and Beyond
Regional Geographical Indications (GI) & Traceability Network (GITN) for Agriculture and Food
Geographical Indications & Traceability Network (GITN) for Agriculture and Food is to facilitate GI & Traceability knowledge and quality assurance systems to support products' valorisation, consumers' demand and protection as well as dialogue and cooperation between relevant partners, stakeholders, beneficiaries, and general public.
GITN will facilitate the delivering of food safety, food nutrition, origin linked , indigenous and community brand value to the end consumers through the building and strengthening of sustainable and trustful food and agriculture value chains.
The Network is formally launched at the Auditorium, Queen Sirikit National Conference Centre (QSNCC) on 10 March 2018, 13:00-15:00 hrs
GITN is a borderless public-private-people-partnerships aiming at bringing well being and sustainability to the food value chain.
Interested parties and stakeholders are invited to attend the event as well to join the Network during the event or after through www.sustainableagrofood.org or through email@example.com and email@example.com
Stenden University Address
AFMA was invited to deliver the keynote address at the 'The Hidden Connection Between Nutrition, Food Hygiene and Food Waste' by Stenden University
European Union Delegation to Thailand Cooperation
With the European Union Delegation to Thailand Cooperation Section for further collaboration on sustainable food value chain
Collaboration on SDGs with Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Thailand
Sustainable Agro-Food Business Forum
The Sustainable Agro food Business Forum was organized on 26-27 September 2017 at the United Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok, Thailand to acknowledge the importance of agriculture and food role to mobilize MSMEs food producers and Small holders to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
All 7 dialogues had led to the establishment of Sustainable Agro Food Platform. The multi-stakeholders include policy-makers, Small holders, SE and MSME business sectors, international agencies, civil society organizations and academics.
Standardisation for trading on Agricultural Commodities
AFMA and FAO co-organised Grading and Standardisation for trading on Agricultural Commodities.
Delegates had visited Thai Royal Project and crafted Cremation Paper flower for the funeral of His Majesty the late King Bhumibol.
Cold Chain Asia
AFMA was invited to deliver welcoming speech at the Cold Chain Asia to support SDGs on food lost and food waste
SDG Week at UNCC
AFMA co-organized the Workshop on Promoting Cross-border Agricultural Trade for Sustainable Development at UNCC during 28-30 November, 2016.
This platform will be a unique opportunity to bring together stakeholders from government, academia, the international community, civil society and the private sector and provide them with:
(1) an enabling environment for knowledge sharing and engaging in technical level discussions on different aspects of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and
(2) the opportunity to provide feedback on the support required from ESCAP and other development partners as they prepare to implement the 2030 Agenda for sustainable Development at the national level.
Chinese Taipei International Fruit & Vegetable Show 2016
AFMA was invited to to present on Sustainable Food Value Chain and exhibit at Chinese Taipei Fruit and Vegetable show 10-12 November, 2016.
Agricultural and Food Task Force of the United Nations ESCAP Business Advisory Council
Agricultural and Food Marketing Association for Asia and the Pacific initiated and Co-Chair Agricultural and Food Task Force of UNESCAP Business Advisory Council during 11th EBAC Meeting and 2nd ESBN Meeting on 31 Oct 2016 to 1 Nov 2016 at UNCC (United Nations Convention Center) Bangkok
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PGS+ to Sustainable Value Chain
Agricultural and Food Marketing Association for Asia and the Pacific (AFMA) and Vintage Farm D are partnering and working on the "Sustainable Value Chain Programme" through the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and PGS+ practice with smallholder farmers in many parts of Thailand.
In general, PGS (Participatory Guarantee System) is one of the guidelines to guarantee the organic farming locally, it will bring more benefit to include reliable and affordable guarantee system when delivering the produces into the upscale markets. Thus, the + on PGS is achieved by adding the Pesticide Residues Testing as a quality assurance and value addition to PGS organic farmers. All kinds of produces especially, local vegetables to reflect biodiversity and support the food security from smallholder farmers will be quality-checked and certified before delivering to mindful consumers.
According to the PGS+ practice, the + sign will represent agro-ecological practice and reliable Pesticide Residues Testing and certification as the quality assurance and value addition for PGS+ organic farmers, it empowers small holder farmers to do organic farming with safety assurance at most affordable cost. This will bring market accessibility and reasonable revenue from their produces. This programme will also directly benefit the mindful consumers to consume the safe food at most reasonable price, moreover, as mindful consumer, they will be a major part of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA).
On 16th of September, at 2 p.m., AFMA and Vintage Farm D will host the warmest event for the organic vegetable lovers at Gourmet Market, Emquartier. We will present on major points of
1). How does the PGS+ effectively benefit to both the small holder farmers and the mindful consumers? and
2). What are the real keys to make this scheme sustainable?
As key stakeholders, children from the families who are learning and practicing organic farming will share their inspiring story as a key success factor for "Sustainable Value Chain" along with the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) for PGS+ organic farmers.
Regional Roundtable on World Programme for Census of Agriculture (WCA 2020)
AFMA organized the "Regional Roundtable on World Programme for Census of Agriculture (WCA 2020)" at Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Bangkok, Thailand during 19-23 September, 2016.
There were the delegates from 22 countries including the resource persons from FAO-ROME and FAO-RAP to share the experiences of their counties for Census of Agriculture.
The 36th Session of the Executive Committee Meeting and
the 18th Session of the General Assembly of AFMA
The 36th Session of the Executive Committee Meeting and the 18th Session of the General Assembly of AFMA had been held at the Millennium Hilton Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand on 19 August 2016. The Chairperson for 2017 to 2018 is from the National Cooperative Development Corporation, India and Vice Chairperson is from the Ministry of Food, Government of the people's Republic of Bangladesh.
SIMA ASEAN Thailand 2016
AFMA presented and exhibited Sustainable Value Chain model at SIMA ASEAN at IMPACT convention center during 8-10 September, 2016
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
AFMA Executive Director visited the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Thailand to discuss about AFMA's mission and membership programme.
Afforestation and Organic Rice Plantation for Mother's Day 2016
AFMA and Clump Foundation mobilized SDG 2 and 15 through Land Art organic rice plantation and Afforestation to celebrate Thailand National Mother's Day
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Organic & Natural Expo 2016
AFMA was invited to disseminate Agro-ecology and sustainable value chain within one of the largest organic exhibition in Asia.
Regional Training Programme on Agribusiness Public-Private Partnerships and Territorially-Bound Investment Instrumentals for Agro-Industrial Development
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and Agricultural and Food Marketing Association for Asia and the Pacific (AFMA) co-organized the "Regional Training Programme on Agribusiness Public-Private Partnerships and Territorially-Bound Investment Instrumentals for Agro-Industrial Development" at Millennium Hilton Bangkok, Thailand during 20-22 July 2016.
Through FAO's facilitation, honorable delegates from 10 countries had contributed the Agribusiness-PPP successful model in their respective countries.
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Rapid Test of Pesticide Residues in Vegetables and Fruits Training in Thailand
AFMA Secretariat, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and Royal Project Foundation congratulate Government representatives from the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal on the completion of Rapid Test of Pesticide Residues in Vegetables and Fruits training in Thailand.
AFMA Internship Programme
Journey of coffee by AFMA's interns from ISB.
Edited and filmed by : Genie Pakvisal
Narrated by : Plearn Aroonchote
Music : Petal hugs ft. blankts
A Cup of Coffee for One More Tree
AFMA and CLUMP Foundation ( www.clump-life.org ) strengthen up orgainc value chain and agroforestry through "A Cup of Coffee for One More Tree" coffee workshop. Participants learn about shade-grown coffee process and latte art. The training fees will be used for reforestration and shade-grown organic coffee programme.
Biochar and Activated Charcoal
AFMA catalyzed and mobilized BioChar and Activated Charcoal programme by replacing pollution from buring farm leaves and wooden branches to lowcost-high temperature heating system. The pollution control process will create Biochar and Pure Activated Charcoal for multi-purpose usage including soil improvement and water filtering system. Continue Reading
AFMA mobilized AgroForestry and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG).
AFMA mobilized AgroForestry and Sustainable Development Goal 2 at Thailand Coffee Festival, Queen Sirikit National Conference Centre (QSNCC).
AFMA mobilized Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)
AFMA mobilized Sustainable Development Goal 2 and 15 at Thailand Food Expo 2016 and Hilton International Hotel.


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Loire, France
Domaine Huet was founded in 1928 by Victor Huet and his son, Gaston, and today has 30 hectares of Chenin planted on 3 plots: Haut-Lieu, Mont and Clos du Bourg. The estate was one of the precursors of the biodymanic culture int he French vineyard. This method of cultivation which respects the soil, the plant and the environment, allows to develop the character of our wines and to preserve the authenticity of the terroirs.
The work of the vineyard is to be guided by the different rhythms of the planets, in the more or less conscious manner of the winegrowers of past centuries.


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My Home, Sinking - King of Corns
The My Home, Sinking project is one that has been in the works for well over a year. Enrico Coniglio is the artist behind the MHS name. He collaborated with a multitude of other artists and vocalists on 'King of Corns'. It is a combination of Talk Talk's latter day Spirit of Eden/Laughing Stock style of restrained tension, experimental chamber music akin to Rachel's, chilling vocal deliveries, finnish folk and windswept ambience.
The double LP set and CD are set for release in September. In the meantime, there is a limited run of 50 posters featuring the cover art. Design by Chris Bigg.
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The God of Thunder is making a triumphant return to Iceland. After 1,000 years without a temple of worship to the Norse gods, Iceland is resurrecting its pagan roots.
A collective of followers called Ásatrúarfélagið has started construction on the shrine to Thor, Odin and Frigg, that will overlook the capital city of Reykjavík—for the first time since the Viking religion was superseded by Christianity.
It's also the first major Norse temple built in Northern Europe in almost a millennium. The long-lost Temple at Uppsala, in Sweden, was built in 1070 by the Vikings and described as being laden with gold, and covered in the sacrificial bodies of men and animals, while the three gods reigned supreme in their thrones: Thor, who ruled the air with his lightning bold, Odin, the shape-shifting warrior god, and Frigg, wife of Odin and purveyor of beauty and love.
This modern center of pagan worship, covering 3,800 square feet, dug 13 feet into a hillside and topped with a sunlight-filled dome, will cater to the 2,488 Icelandic members of Ásatrúarfélagið, or the Ásatrú Association, a sect of neopagans that formed in 1972 for Icelanders to have a religion to call their own.
The temple, when construction is completed next year, will be used for weddings and naming ceremonies and also to celebrate the ritual of Blot, which once involved sacrificing animals, but is more of an cause for performances and feasts for the Ásatrú followers of the modern variety.
Its draw is an offer of individualism unfound elsewhere, says Karl E.H. Seigfried, who runs the Norse Mythology Blog and has taught the subject at Loyola University in Chicago. "Ásatrú offers a different path, a different way of looking at the world."
The religion's rubric allows practitioners to basically interpret it however they'd like as long as it doesn't break any laws. Membership is rising steadily: in just five years it has doubled and it's currently the largest non-Christian religious group in Iceland.
"There are a wide variety of approaches throughout the worldwide Heathen community, from attempts at strict reconstructionism based on recent academic research at one end and Wicca-derived magical practices at the other," says Seigfried, adding that these aren't exactly the deity worshippers of yore, though. "You can't simply erase your brain and pretend it's the year 800."
The high priest of Ásatrúarfélagið agrees. "I don't believe anyone believes in a one-eyed man who is riding about on a horse with eight feet," Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson, told Reuters. "We see the stories as poetic metaphors and a manifestation of the forces of nature and human psychology."
Though the Viking's pagan gods were downgraded from a national religion when the Christians arrived in 1000 A.D. and destroyed any signs of polytheistic worship, Iceland never became a fervently Christian country.
Though the Norse gods hadn't reigned long before being overthrown—the Vikings only settled Iceland between 870 and 930 A.D.—they've continued to retain a following over the past 10 centuries.
And in recent years, after a number of sexual abuse accusations, members have been fleeing the scandalized Lutheran church. The country is still 80 percent Lutheran, but Iceland today has one of world's the highest rates of atheism, and clues to its pagan past are everywhere: from street names to the population's surnames that developed from the god Thor.
In 2013, Seigfried mapped the globe's population of pagan worshippers in what he called the "Worldwide Heathen Census."
With nearly 17,000 responses, he found Iceland charted as the fourth most heathen-worshipping country in the world, though its percentage of pagans is the largest in the world when you factor it against Iceland's population of 320,000.
The nation with the most "heathens" is the United States. But that doesn't mean a center for the worship of pagan deities will begin constructed above the Washington Monument anytime soon.
"Where would we put a temple?" Seigfried muses. "There is no single city in America comparable to Reykjavík in Iceland, no place with a great enough density of Heathens to make such an expensive undertaking possible. No, I think American Heathenry is on its own unique path."


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Halloween Craft Time: Gluing Shizz onto Pumpkins
I am the most uncreative person on the planet. It is a sad sight to see. Despite my craftiness handicap I like to do fun things with my child (C isn't old enough yet to care). Since he is now a full year old I thought we should do something Halloween-y. Something with a pumpkin. The problem was I had no idea what to do.
My Twitter friends offered up some amazing ideas and so did the internet but when the time came to shop for my crafty accessories I froze. I had no idea what I should do so I started wandering around Wal-Mart aimlessly and purchased the following: black pipe cleaners, googly eyes, Halloween stickers, glue, sparkly paint markers, and two pumpkins.
Here is what we created. Feel free to laugh at me :)
|Craft Prep @ P's Table
|Grandma Messing w/ the Googly Eyes
|P Mocking My Creation
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Both Sundae AND Mr. Goessl will be performing in this full-filled tribute to the late great Patsy Cline. This event is 3 nights only at The Triple Door and features multiple PNW vocalists, a top tier band and a highly entertaining MC. This show always sells out, so get your tickets early!
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Earlier Event: September 6The Commons @ Microsoft (Redmond, WA)
Later Event: September 8Jackson Street Jazz Walk @ Cheeky Cafe, Seattle WA


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After ME, divide by 2 and do 3 more sets.
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The Granada restaurant, a Victory Boulevard landmark for nearly 40 years, re-emerged from an eight-month closure Monday with sizzling fajitas, cold margaritas and new owners who will probably look familiar to longtime patrons.
A group of employees bought the former Alfredo's Granada out of bankruptcy after it closed in October and hosted a grand opening Monday. Longtime waiter Sergio Ugalde is now also part owner.
"Almost all the employees are coming to work again," Ugalde said as he helped touch up the interior of the restaurant, now just called the Granada, before reopening day. "The people don't want to miss anything. They want to see all the faces."
Launched by Alfredo Bernal in 1971, the restaurant attracted a loyal following of regulars. Alfredo Bernal died in 2003, and members of his family took over.
Last year, a series of complications forced the restaurant to go under, according to then-co-owner Alex Bernal. A lawsuit brought by an employee, a slowdown during the recession and disagreements among members of the Bernal family prompted the owners to close Alfredo's Granada on Oct. 2.
Word had spread among regulars, and the place remained filled hours after the owners locked the front door, with patrons let in the back by family members and friends.
According to bankruptcy court documents, Bernal Enterprises Inc. filed for bankruptcy in November. The owners listed assets of $52,000, including $25,000 for the restaurant's liquor license and thousands of dollars' worth of furnishings and kitchen equipment.
The bankruptcy petition listed liabilities of $455,000, including $272,000 from a Los Angeles County Superior Court judgment against the restaurant on behalf of former employee Javier Montoya, who sued in 2010 for allegedly failing to pay overtime wages. Other debtors included Wells Fargo Bank and food and liquor suppliers.
The restaurant grossed $1.2 million in its last 12 months, down from nearly $1.5 million in 2008, according to court records.
On March 30, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Richard Neiter authorized the sale of the restaurant to a group of workers called Granada Restaurant Employees Inc. for $85,000.
Ugalde is among the group of new owners, but he's not letting ownership go to his head.
"I was a waiter the whole time," Ugalde said. "I will be a waiter again."


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When is the best time of year to do an English Garden Tour?
In our experience, the peak time of year for an English garden tour is June, July and September. Here's how to enjoy English gardens throughout the summer months.
Here's a month by month guide to help you decide.
April is the earliest I would contemplate visiting gardens, even then it can be a bit early if we have had a cold spring.
May for Azalias in those gardens with acid soils. Perennial borders will be starting to grow away with a few plants such as geranuim, peony and aquilegia starting to flower.
Mid June into July and roses are the main attraction. Perennial borders are getting going with a wide variety for plants in bloom. Flowering shrubs such as philadelphus are also in full bloom. This is also a good time to see private gardens large and small in the National Garden Scheme that are not normally open to the public.
July is the time to visit if you want to see English perennial borders at their best.
August still has a lot of colour from July but can be a bit flat and dried out if we have hot weather compared to what I call the full blast of June/July. August is also summer holiday time for the UK and gardens can be busier than at other times.
September is one of my favourite months to visit gardens as the later flowering species such as asters, rudbekia, dahlias etc are producing the late season orange, yellows and deeps reds we associate with the onset of autumn. Also a very good time for ornamental grasses. Weather in early September can be very mild and calm and gardens are generally quieter.
The latest I would suggest visiting gardens would be the middle of October. There is some colour carried over from September and some of the trees starting to turn autumn colours but perennials are just about done now with the foliage and flowers turning brown as the gardens start the wind down for winter.
Month by Month Guide to Visiting English Gardens
England is well known for its variable weather. We are influenced by the westerly winds from the Atlantic Ocean and our proximity to Continental Europe. The Gulf Stream carries water warmed in the Bay of Mexico to our western shores and this gives a warmer climate then we would expect at our northerly latitude. All this has consequences for gardeners and visitors alike. Gardeners in England have a very gentle climate and can grown a wide range of plants from around the globe - so the English garden has something to offer at most times of year.
The aim of this guide is to help you find out what's happening in the English garden through the year. Month by month you can see which are the highlight plants and find out what the weather might be like from the viewpoint of a visitor taking an English garden tour. It is by no means a comprehensive guide because the number of species performing in the English garden at any one time is huge – this is just a guide.
The charts below are for Poole which is about 15 miles from us, close to the coast. Convertion 10C = 50F and 20C = 68F
This is the coldest month of the year and the time when we notice how short our winter days can be. Sunrise is well after 8.00 in January. For gardeners, it's a time for watching and waiting - a good time to put food out for the garden birds. The snowdrops start to flower in January and will usually continue for four weeks or so. The snowdrops are rarely accompanied by snow in the mild climate of southern England. The yellow winter jasmine flowers and the grey tassels of Garrya eliptica decorate the wintry scene. This is a month when we rely of a backbone of evergreen shrubs and the skeleton of shrubs like Cornus that glow in the late sun.
Temperature: 36 – 45 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 4.25 in
This is the month of the hellebore, the most stunning of which is the Lenten rose or Helleborus orientalis. This elegant plant produces buds at ground level, which then extend on long stems yielding beautiful nodding flowers. Flower colours can be white, cream, and shades of pink through to deep purples depending on variety. The daffodils bloom in February and raise hopes for the coming spring. The sweet scented shrubs such as Mahonia, Daphne odora aureomarginata and Sarcococca create a delicate perfume that wafts through the garden on a sunny day. Camellias are at their best in this month and thrive in those areas of England where the soil is neutral to acid.
Temperature: 36 - 45 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 2.8 in
March is associated with strong winds that come in with the Atlantic weather. Early cherries such as Prunus subhirtella autumnalis create clouds of pink against the March skies. More spring flowers start to come such as lungwort (Pulmonaria), which flower in white, pink and dark blue varieties in my garden. The narcissi in all their variety start to bloom in March and suddenly there are flowers in the garden to gather and fill vases in the house! The native primrose flowers in March and fills banks and roadsides with gentle yellow, sweet-scented blooms. If you do not weed your Dorset garden too vigorously, primroses will seed themselves into all sorts of nooks and crannies. In this month we often have a cold spell linked, in weather lore, to the flowering of the blackthorn, a native hedgerow species. When the 'blackthorn winter' fades, the sun warms the soil ready to start planting the kitchen garden.
Temperature: 37 -50 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 2.4 in
More bulbs put on a show in April and many gardens are a beautiful picture of spring renewal at this time of year. Yellow is a predominant colour with Erythronium, Fritillariea imperialis, Kerria japonica and Doronicum the first perennial to flower. Sweetly perfumed lily of the valley comes in April and a fine show of tulips can be expected wherever you go. The flowering trees come into their own this month with cherries and Amelanchier putting on a show. The very first rose of the season flowers now – Rosa banksia Lutea is a tall climbing rose with clusters of tiny lemon-yellow flowers and its worth going out of your way to find one! The trees and hedges of the English countryside start to come into leaf.
Temperature: 41 – 55 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 2.4 in
May is the month of the rhododendron and azalea and there are specialist gardens on acid soils where you can see a fine show of colour. Things start to happen in the herbaceous border and flowers are seen on Aquilegia, Paeonia, Hemerocallis, alliums and Papaver orientale – to name but a few! The lilac comes in May as does Wisteria and the early Clematis. Rosa Canary Bird sports pretty single yellow roses on its arching stems. All the garden and countryside trees will be in leaf by the end of May and the variety of shades of green is a pleasure to behold. This is the month to visit the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower show in the third week of the month. The Malvern Spring Gardening Show takes place early in the month against the backdrop of the Malvern Hills
Temperature: 46 - 60 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 2.9in
In June the English garden is in full swing. This is the month for roses and time to visit a garden specialising in roses such as Mottisfont Abbey. The flowering shrubs Deutzia and Philadelphus make good foils for the roses. The herbaceous perennials are at their most prolific in this month and you will see delphiniums, foxgloves, geraniums and irises and much more. The penstemons start to flower now and continue into the autumn. More clematis bloom and are joined by Solanum crispum and the richly scented honeysuckles. The days are at their longest in this month and in southern England it is still daylight at 10.00pm. In June the BBC Gardeners World Live show takes place in Birmingham.
Temperature:52 - 66 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 2.5 in.
In July the days get warmer and some quite hot days (over 75 Fahrenheit) are to be expected. Delphiniums continue to put on a show thought the roses will be fading. Other plants coming to their best include, the annual Cosmos, the dahlias which will continue well into the autumn, Echinacae, Phlox and Agapanthus. The beautiful golden oat grass flowers and sets seed along with many of the ornamental grass species. Hardy Fuchsias start to flower and the tubs and containers that have been planted with tender annuals will be looking superb. On 15 July falls St Swithens Day – whatever weather falls on this day will be repeated on the subsequent 40 days. This is the month to visit the Royal Horticultural Society Hampton Court Palace Flower Show in West London or RHS Tatton Park Show in the North of England.
Temperature: 54 – 68 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 3.5 in.
August is the hottest month in the English gardening calendar and it marks the end of the summer and the beginning of the autumn season. Hardy annuals such as Cosmos and Nicotiana will still be flowering freely and will be joined by some of the more autumnal characters such as Sedum, Helenium and Hydrangea. Dahlias start to flower and make good cutting flower until the first frost.
Temperature: 55 - 70 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 3.8 in.
The days start to cool in September and the month is often characterised by calm sunny days with a quality of light that makes the autumn garden pleasing. The repeat flowering roses will have a second flush of flowers in these cooler days and the hues of many different asters start to make an impression. The stronger oranges of autumn start to appear from Rudbeckias and Knifophias. Some Hebes flower again and provide valuable food for butterflies. Many half-hardy annuals continue to make a valuable contribution to the scene. The first three weeks of the month are an excellent time to visit the English garden.
Temperature:52 - 65 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 3.9 in.
There are some real specialist plants that put on an amazing show even as late as October, when day-length is shrinking and the air feels fresher and cooler. Cyclamen hederifolium produces attractive flowers at ground level and the bulb Nerine bowdenii will flower all month if situated in its preferred position against a sunny wall. The Schizostylis cocineum, a native of South Africa and known as the Kaffir lily, produces a series of flowers in shades of pink and orange along a slender stem and will flower until the first frost – which just might come in October! The trees in garden and countryside adopt their autumn colours in this month and it's a time of real beauty.
Temperature: 46 – 57 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 4.3 in.
If the weather has been mild then many of the stars of October will still be producing colour in the garden. November is though, the nadir of the gardening season when the days are shortening quickly and there is not much happening in the garden. Its time to tidy up, leaving some dead stems and seed-heads for the birds to feed on over the winter. Some early Camellia varieties may start to flower in sheltered spots and Arum italicum pictum will start to product the attractive leaves beloved by flower arrangers.
Temperature: 41 - 50 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 4.6 in.
December is another quiet month in the English garden. The days are short and the weather cool and wet. It's a time to think about Christmas and being indoors. The careful gardener will have planted her garden with plants that will help decorate the house and it's a joy to eschew all the commercial trimmings of the season in favour of leaves from the garden.
Temperature: 37 - 47 Fahrenheit.
Rainfall : 4.3in.


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Adding Value to Others
We all have opportunities to be a leader! We can be a leader at a board room table, a work place conference table, a dinner table, a picnic table or a playroom table for tea. We all have opportunities to influence others.
Step away for a moment from your daily routine and even from the fast-paced culture in which we live. Slow your mind and thoughts. Listen to a worship song to connect you to the Lord. Then read this scripture, Mark 10:42-45.
And Jesus called them to him and said to them, 'You know that those who are considered rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones exercise authority over them. But it shall not be so among you. But whoever would be great among you must be your servant, and whoever would be first among you must be slave of all. For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.'
At first thought it seems up-side-down, even counter-intuitive, nothing like the life of a ruler or someone elevated to the high ranks of President, CEO or parent.
Yet, the scripture is clear.
By serving we add value to others!
I recently heard John Maxwell, a world renowned leadership expert; say to his eager audience of growing leaders, If I could ask for one thing in your life, I would ask that you become a person who is intentional about adding value to the people around you.
Let that soak in for a moment. Our culture, movies, television and media in general would portray a leader directly opposite. Yet Jesus tells us to let go of the ego, to humble ourselves, and serve. Here, Maxwell is using his influence to urge top leaders to add value to OTHERS!
What did Jesus ask? Luke 10:25-37 (Parable of the Good Samaritan) We are to show mercy to others. We are to show mercy on those who are culturally alienated. Remember, Grace is giving them what they don't deserve. Mercy is not giving them what they do deserve. Jesus gives mercy and grace.
What does it mean to add value?
Adding value is shown in verbal and non-verbal ways! It can be as simple as a smile, a nod of the head, or a quick hug---to as complicated as an empathetic conversation with someone about their current situation or even helping someone find their place or role in our church or small group. Adding value can be an attitude or a deed.
Adding Value has to be intentional!
In John 13, Jesus illustrated adding value when he intentionally washed the disciple's feet. The big idea here is to funnel our thoughts down to our behaviors!
If I'm to be intentional about adding value to people…how do I do that?
Maxwell gives four ways to add value to people:
1. You have to value people.
2. You have to value yourself.
3. You have to know and relate to what people value.
(Be a listener, then a learner, then a leader.)
4. You have to do the things that God values.
Grow our Church
To grow our church and win others to Christ, we must gain respect of those we aim to influence. Respect is the key that opens a relationship! In a relationship we have to LISTEN and really LISTEN. Then we can LEARN…LEARN what is important to them. You can learn where they are, so you can help them to the process of transformation. Soon you will lead them to the only one who can truly transform and give value to their lives…Jesus Christ!
So here is my challenge to you...
Are you adding value to others? It's only through Christ's love that we can show love to others. When we lay our head on our pillow at night, we have to ask ourselves, what did I do today to show value to people…to your family, your spouse, your kids, your neighbors. We don't show value naturally. So, if you cannot remember doing something, then guess what, you unintentionally did NOT show value that day.
Sunday at Church
When we leave church on Sunday ask yourself, did I show value to someone today? Did I exceed their expectations? It can't just be the responsibility of the host team—it's expected from them. It has to be the culture of our church body. It has to be in our DNA. It starts wit us! We are all leaders in our church!
Great leaders must be great servants!
If we add value, we get respect. If we get respect we get relationship. If we get relationship we get commitment. We have to love all people as Jesus loved ALL! If we add value to people, they will be drawn to us and we grow the kingdom. If we add value to people we have shown them Christ. If we show value we have loved as Jesus loved! If we value what God values we have honored the Father.


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Whatever the occasion, makeup can enhance or destroy your look. If you get it right, the overall look can be amazing; Professional Makeup Price List in Soweto get it wrong and it all looks like an artificial mess. For a bride to be all these considerations are multiplied in importance so as to look as beautiful as possible on the big day.
One of the major mistakes brides tend to make is to wear no or very little makeup. Even if a bride is lucky enough to have a gorgeous natural look, Hair And Makeup Near Me it would still make sense to wear a little. There will likely be no other day when you will be photographed more than your wedding day, and covering up slight blemishes will help you treasure those photos the rest of your life.
Finally, remember to take the weather and ambient heat into account. If your lucky day promises to be a hot one, keep the makeup as light as possible so it does not run or cake. Remember you will be standing there in front of two entire families and their friends; Wedding Makeup Prices Average you are going to be hot.
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Your big day or special event has arrived and for a variety of reasons, you have decided that you want to cover your tattoo. You have seen the tattoo cover-up kits sold online, but do they really work? What about airbrush makeup? What is the best method to cover a tattoo?Questions to keep in mind when selecting the best method to cover your tattoo:If someone hugs you, will they come in contact with the covered area? Will your clothing come in contact with the covered area? Tattoo LightenerIf you have about seven to ten months and want to lighten your tattoo for the best cover-up, considering using a product like Tattoo Off. Tattoo Off is designed to lighten your tattoo by penetrating your skin and breaking down the ink over time.Camouflage Cosmetics & Tattoo Cover-up KitsThere are a variety of corrective and camouflage cosmetics on the market (e.g. Tattoo Camo, Smart Cover, Dermablend, Cinema Secrets, Ben Nye to name a few) that are designed to be smudge-resistant, water-proof, and non-greasy. These types of camouflage cosmetics are designed to "cover", "conceal", and are often used to create special effects. Camouflage or corrective cosmetics usually have a creamy texture and may require the use of a setting powder depending upon the brand.Application will take some practice so be sure to order your products months prior to your wedding; allow plenty of time to practice the technique.Advantages of Airbrush Make-up to Cover a TattooAirbrush foundations are traditionally high in coverage, but thin in texture. Because the makeup is dispensed in micro-fine layers with an airbrush versus a make-up brush or cosmetic sponge, the results appear more natural and sheer.Typically, to achieve optimal tattoo coverage, an alcohol-based or silicone based airbrush make-up is used. My personal favorite airbrush make-up for covering tattoos is Temptu Pro Dura. Dura is widely used for body art, prosthetics, tattoo coloring, and special effects. Temptu Pro Dura combined with the use of their new pro palettes, and matte sealer is a winning combination! These products will ensure that your tattoo area is covered and can withstand hugging and touching! Airbrush make-up is typically best applied by a skilled make-up artist.
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Wedding is the most auspicious day in a bride's life. She wants to look extraordinary beautiful on her wedding day. Bridal makeup can help you to get the desired looks on your special day. You should choose the best wedding makeup artist to get the desired look. Experience and perfect skills of a makeup artists can help you to get the desired results. A wedding artist can help you to look simple and beautiful by applying the right makeup techniques. There are some artists who do not know the right techniques and they just cover your face with several layers of makeup that affect your natural looks badly. Therefore, it is very important to choose the best wedding makeup artists.You can make your wedding a memorable event by choosing the best wedding makeup artist. You have to put some efforts in choosing the right makeup artist. You have to do research on the internet and meet different artists to select the most appropriate artist for your wedding.


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Holiday Punch Gift Tags
At Willoughby Design, we wanted to celebrate the holidays with the thing we love most: gorgeous, tactile, printed products with a message to share. Foil-pressed gold on luxurious French paper, custom die cuts and gold-laced twine all come together to help create that wonderful feeling you get when you receive a gift from someone who took the time to select it just for you.
A huge thank goes out to Kansas City's Skylab Letterpress & JB Letterpress for the stellar diecutting & foil stamping! Another big thanks to French Paper Co. for the beautiful paper. See the 2013 holiday gifts here.
Designed at Willoughby Design
Creative Directors: Ann Willoughby, Megan Stephens, Zack Shubkagle, Nicole Satterwhite
Designer: Cat Coquillette
Printer: Skylab Letterpress & JB Letterpress
Photography: Tim Pott


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New York Fashion Week can be a long haul, and morning shows in particular can be killer; until everyone's had their coffee, we're all just a bunch of fashionable zombies. It was lucky, then, that Kate Spade Fall 2012's morning presentation felt like the sartorial equivalent of a triple shot latte with extra foam. Who needs espresso when you have so much pattern, texture and color?
The collection, styled by the always-dapper Brad Goreski, was full of the Kate Spade staples that we've all come to expect (and covet). Not only were there bags in ladylike shapes and retro patterns (plus a few fun clutches that took on the shape of cars and dictionaries), but there were beautiful, brightly colored top coats galore and a feather skirt about which I'm still dreaming. Kate Spade does a masterful job of creating girlish fun in a way that's accessible to grown-ups, and I doubt I'll see a collection that's more fun for the rest of Fashion Week. Check out our full set of pictures after the jump.
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We have a large variety of flavors that can fulfill almost every craving. We divide our delicious kolaches into three menus: the sweet menu, the savory menu and the special menu. The special menu has all the flavors that are not available daily.
If you have a flavor that you want to try but can't find them on the menu, contact us and we'll see what we can do you fulfill your dream! You'll need to order at least 1 and maybe 2 dozen if the items are not on our daily menus.


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Oct 30, 2016 – Pictures: Ex-Thai Porn Star Turns To Buddhism For Prayer, Gets American Millionaire As Husband
Obviously tired of living her life recklessly, former Thai adult movie star, Nong Nat recently ran to Buddhists for prayer to get a wealthy husband that can provide for her needs.
And shortly after that, Nat received answers to her heart desires and miraculously met a 70-year-old American architect, Harold Jennings Nesland Junior.
31-year-old Nong Nat who didn't waste any time quickly married him and changed her name to Kejsarin Chaichalermphol.
This is what the lucky lady said about her new husband and her newly found faith.
"Other than receiving kindness from my husband from his monthly payments, he has also been giving me extra money, too. No matter how much he withdraws from the bank, he splits it with me 50/50. Prayers and meditation get you a good husband."


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The new generation of video game consoles is upon us, and that's great news for people of all ages. Both kids and adults love gaming, and the new iteration of the Playstation is certainly reason to get excited. The Playstation 4 is a real powerhouse, and it is actually slightly more powerful than its main competitor, the Xbox One. The system is extremely popular all over the world, including the Egypt, and sells out quickly, so you will want to buy one as soon as you see one available.
Powerful and Full of Features
The new console helps to close the gap between PCs and home consoles. The graphics are noticeably better and they will continue to improve when more and more developers learn how to use the architecture better.
The system features an AMD Radeon based graphics engine, 8 GB GDDR5 memory, and 500 GB of storage space. This seems like a lot of storage, but you have to install every game that you play. This can eat up space quickly, but you can always delete old games when you no longer play them, freeing up additional space. Of course, you can also change out the hard drive later for a larger one if you wish. The system features a Blu-ray and DVD drive, Bluetooth, Ethernet, and USB ports, and HDMI out port, and more. It supports HD output at 720p, 1080I and 1080p.
The system's internal structure is not always exciting to players though. They want to know what the system can do for them. In addition to bringing home true next gen games, it offers the ability to easily record and share footage and screenshots from the games you play with Facebook and Twitter. You can also stream games live to Twitch and UStream. Users can also download apps to watch movies and television. They can connect to the Playstation Store to download games and add-ons instantly, and getting PS+ allows them to game online with people all around the world.
Remember the Accessories
Of course, if you plan to pick up a new PS4, remember that it only comes with a single controller. You may want to pick up another. Check out some of the other accessories for the system as well, including the charging station for the controller and the camera. Of course, if you plan to buy the system, then you will certainly want to pick up some games as well. Some of the top sellers out right now include Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Ghosts, and Killzone: Shadowfall. New games are coming out all of the time as well, such as the PS4 exclusive, Infamous: Second Son.
The current best price for the system is EGP 8600 , and it is well worth the cost. With the games currently available, and the stellar games that are coming up for the system in the coming months and years, you can't go wrong. If you are a game lover in Cairo, you will certainly want to have this system and plenty of games in your collection.


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interview by vanessa willoughby
1) Why did you decide to name your line "Lost Queens?" What does the phrase represent for you?
The name "Lost Queen" comes from a Pharrell song that I had on repeat for a while. The song represented what I felt I needed at the time, but I wanted to give it to myself. I knew that no one could be what I wanted until I was that for myself. The phrase itself just represents a lost part of ourselves. Women wear so many hats; we're so many different things to everyone that I felt that we pushed that celebration of our godliness to the side. Society, our jobs, the media, family & others sometime don't allow us to just be FREE and I wanted to create that safe space for us.
2) What's on your vision board?
Editorials in major magazines. Black girls. Positive affirmations. Travel, travel, travel. Stability & balance.
3) The best piece of business advice you've gotten thus far?To always be authentic with my story and the process. Lost Queens is not just about the jewelry, but it's about the overall journey that I take as a black woman navigating this entrepreneurial space with no formal training.
4) What is your self-care routine?
I like to put music on loud and not work for at least an hour. I know that doesn't seem like much, but for almost two years, I've built this by myself so I was on my phone literally all day; an hour without posting on any social media, looking at emails, sourcing products or anything. i like to try new recipes, deep condition my hair. Folding laundry is really therapeutic for me too. I dance in my underwear a lot; tell myself good things in the mirror.
5) Feminism, womanism, or neither?
6) How do you defeat a creativity block?
I keep going. I do the work, I read books, listen to music, hang with my sisters and absorb that energy; read articles about magical black girls, browse tumblr. I really check in with myself and listen to the Universe on what God would have me put out to the world
7) The last song you listened to?
Rihanna - Kiss It Better
8) What's your favorite track on Lemonade?
That's a hard one. Top 3? Sorry, Love Drought, Pray You Catch Me
9) Who is one TV character you love to hate?
I really love Cardi B lol
10) Use one word to describe the future of Lost Queens?