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Popul Vuh....Mayan or Hebrew Exodus (Red Sea crossing included)?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1232612:MV8xMzI1Mzc3XzIxNzg5NzgzX0E1QzU5OUNE] This is a book not available in libraries or bookstores any more but I got it and written by David Allen Deal. It's something I think is valid due to my own research about Hebrew. In Brazil if you get Berlitz's book called "As Línguas do Mundo" (page 86) admits the so-called Hebrew was an adaptation created by Ehud Benyehuda (1858-1922). If you keep digging you'll end up knowing a lot more. The so-called Hebrew is merely Aramaic Babylon language and the sound is something modern based upon Askenazi and Sepharadit and Iidiche which was a MEDIEVAL GERMAN. That's why whether you pick a book written in Portuguese or English readers don't have a clue why the feast called Hanukah sometimes is changed into Chanukah. Ora,ora. In English we know CH does have the sound as K as in cherubim, chemistry, school, the sound of CH as in cheese, check, achieve and the authors also write the H as in hat, head, hot? Therefore the ignorant reader would have to guess why on purpose the Jews choose these? The reason I tell you know is this: that wasn't Hebrew but German CH... equivalent to Portuguese RR (as in "empuRRar"), Spanish J, Russian and Greek X. I'm gonna show you the progression of the alpabeth hides a lot of deception.... Também aprendi muita coisa em outros países e judeus da sinagoga de Argentina e Peru ficaram bravos porque não desejavam que eu soubesse o que agora sei.... [/quote]
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CHICHEN ITZ'A. Did you know the similar phonetic in Hebrew is SHESHEN-YTZA? For an actual usage of the expression see Psalm (again) 105:43. The Spanish Jesuits could never have accomplished specific words (some absent from the Bible and Catholic doctrine) during the conquest era that are the same both in Hebrew and Mayan nor desired to do that. There was no advantage in teaching a whole nation to change languages they still talk today. Only an educated Mayan noble who transcribed and transliterated Popul Vuh into Spanish-Roman characters could do that but not Jesuits.
Sheshen-Ytza in Hebrew means "joyously brought forth" and the Mayan account says "after 40 years of wandering they finally reached Chichen Itzá". Ytsa "brought forth" in Hebrew means from slavery in Egypt. This word was used in the very 1st commandment (Exodus 20:1) "hw ytsa'-tyk". SheShen (joy) is from relief, both from slavery and 40 years of wandering in the desert as a punishment for sins committed.
The Chichen Itza in Guatemala is a ceremonial city perhaps named for the same type of salvation from an oceanic crossing or a memorial to earlier joyous time at the "other side of the sea, in Tulán" (the eminent land of promise). Quechean Civilization, Carmack, page 287 says "Balam Ak'ab, whose people LIVED the EAST, across the sea (ocean) in a land called Tulán". Popul Vuh, Sacred Book of the Quiché-Maya, Translated by Adrán Recinos, pp,67-69 indicates it's in a northeast direction that they crossed this sea, HEADING FOR TULAN, Hacavitz and the original Chichen Itzá on the other side of the Atlantic.. Since the balance of the story of the time SPENT in Tulan, Hacavitz lay in a northeasterly direction from the crossing –Discovery of Ancient America, page 105. From the WEST WE CAME TO TULAN –Annals of the Cakchiquels, page 45. "These were the 3 nations of the Quichés, and THEY CAME FROM WHERE THE SUN RISES" –Título de los Señores de Totanicaoán, page 170. Is the apparent dichotomy what has thrown confusion into archeologists and anthropologists since they insist ancient Quiché-Maya took place in Meso-America.
In a nutshell, David Allen Deal had done an excellent work. The introduction of his book was written by famous Cyrus H. Gordon.
link to www.noahsark-naxuan.com
link to www.noahsark-naxuan.com
The red sea crossing was indeed from west to east as described in this book and the guy explains the so-called "yam suph" and "sooph" misunderstanding of the name Red Sea; he believes the Maya were Hametic (kHametic) who spoke Shemitic language due to their progenitors, the Phoenicians did so.
In this link you'll read the actual Red Sea account matches with Exodus 19:3 where says God bore Israel out of Egypt as if "carried on eagle's wings". This is the actual place Jebel Atkah and not a place I was misled to believe in the past (due to insufficient data) in South Arabia, Jebel El Lawaz.
Red Sea parting at Jebel Atkah and not to Jebel El Lawaz:
link to www.noahsark-naxuan.com
Debunking Ron Wyatt and showing the actual Sinai in Jebel Yelleq at 3527 feet msl, the highest mountain in northern Sinai, west of Madian instead of Jebel El Lawaz.
The Mayas are the direct descendants of the Hivites or kHwym. The Shemitic spoke a language virtually identical to these Hebrews but physically, looked not a bit like the Shemites. They were, instead, light brown, black and red skinned, as the Egyptians painted them. The Egyptians depicted the Israelite Amu types in Palestine as what we would call now "northern Europeans". This later type became the dominant one in Palestine (Amaru, "Retenu") after the Canaanites were driven out into the world, to become Carthaginians, or to settle in diverse locations. The hideous practice of infanticide was "murder" in Greek or "phonos" though it's assumed as a dogma that "Phoenician" came from the fact that these Tyrians and Sidonians dealt in red/purple dye. Yet the Amu Hebrew type is a totally different family stock of the Canaanite type. The white-skinned, priest class dominating the subjugated, dark-skinned peoples and yet all speaking one language. The Toltecs were the authority in central Mexico from about the 2nd century A.D. until the time the Aztecs arrived in the 12th century. They "lorded it" over the Maya who called them the white-faced Sak and the Itza (Isaac). The Tolteca were the ruling class or Kingly class who demanded the Maya build the white stone structures which included the pyramids, but when they were finally defeated by the Maya, the Maya reverted to the more indolent life style than they had previously been used to. The Maya were never purveyors of high civilization as moderns conclude. The Mayas records, codexes and Titulos, testify to these facts. Latter-day Mayanologists, instead try to make the Maya into the glorious civilization, they themselves want it to have been due to patriotic feelings.
Mayans parroted the story of their forefathers who were white and called Balam Akab in Quiche language. That's equivalent to Hebrew Balym Ak'ab or Ba'al Ya'Kab meaning "lords of Jacob". Mayans used the word "sac" to refer to white ancestrals (Isaak in Hebrew).
Joseph bones taken out of Egypt and wrapped in a multicolor long-sleeve sort of robe was Pasam Ka Gaal for the Mayans and the equivalent in Hebrew is Pisom c'ac'al.
Mayans count the Red Sea parting from their point of view in geographical sense, marching in row by the sand under the sea (a detail Jesuits wouldn't invent as explained by the author who's specialist in linguistic). That was Mayan Cholochic abahboco Tahinac Zanaieb while the equivalent in Hebrew is Kalak-ak Aw-bah bo'ko'Tehom'ak Tzeonab meaning "surely the sea was split open and forefathers migrated". Even the red-brown Egyptian swords are described by Mayans and also Moses' staff opening the sea.
Mayans described 13 tribes which are equivalent to the 12 tribes of Israel plus the MIXED multitude. The appellation in Mayan called Cakchiquel -which in Hebrew is Kagagshooqol- means "famous for marching in sacred procession at the sea".
The Mayan Sinai is pronounced Chipishab (the SH sound is written with an X) which in Hebrew sound Sheepee Sha'wab means "the hill where our fathers sin". The Mayan "names" sometimes are titles or describe circumstances overlooked Mayan specialists who know nothing about Semitic language and thought this had to be apply to Guatemala or Mexico. They are all wrong. The Mayan 'god' Hacavitz is God's pillar of fire which in Hebrew sounds like "Hakawa itza" or the Shekinah cloud "Hwk ebetz". Mayans spoke about one people but 2 leadership which is equivalent to Israel and Jacob. The manna just means "what's this?" was mentioned by Mayans with the name Tic-oj equivalent to Hebrew "Tak-oth" meaning "strewn feast, strewn miracle".
There were at least 11 Kukulcan (Quetzalcoatl) like titles. Moses was one of them! In Hebrew high priest lawgiver is Kuquq-el-Khan and his priesthood was more important than his brother Aaron because he stood "face to face" with God's angel if we are going to believe the New Testament.
They have a lot of names like Chakanput'un equivalent to Hebrew Shakan-Put-Tan or "dwelling place of long-enduring contempt" which of course was Egypt.
Mayan language was always an enigma for linguist specialists in the languages of Mesoamerica because it doesn't resemble others. The evidence of Phoenician influence in writing, architecture, sculpture, art, myth accounts, farming technology, use of iron, artifacts and pottery, ship construction, Mediterranean foods and plants, derivations of Canaanite religious rituals and cosmology (for example the concept of the Sun going into the earth for the night and out of the subterranean world in the morning) do exist. The very Popul Vuh Mayan Bible even mentions THE WORD created the world!
"Before the world was created, Calm and Silence were the great kings that rules. Nothing existed, there was nothing. Things had not yet been drawn together. The face of the earth was unseen. There was only motionless sea, and a great emptiness of sky. There were no men anywhere, or animals, no birds or fish, no crabs. Trees, stones, caves, grass forest, none of these existed yet. There was nothing that could tremble, or cry in the air. Flatness and emptiness, only the sea, alone and breathless. It was night. Silence stood in the dark".
Genesis 1:1 account states the earth was covered with water before the world of man and animals was created. It also states the face of deep (waters) were covered by darkness, called 'night'. Dry land does not appear in the account until verse 9. So there are actually 2 floods in Genesis account which is rarely discussed among religionists, the later was the worldwide flood destroying mankind as does the Mayan account.
Let's just say in Isaiah 45:7 mentions God merely "formed" (yatsar in Hebrew) light while the REAL CREATION ( "create" is barah) WAS DARKNESS (hoshek in Hebrew). In Hebrew there's a huge difference between create and form or model. To form is doing something out of previous creation. Here Isaiah says that darkness was created and light came as a consequence. If you care to read Ph. D Gerald Schroeder (Genesis and the Big Bang) you'll understand better that BLACK FIRE was probably in the frequence of gamma rays and not our visible light. That light was too powerful for humans to see. This is in complete harmony with Genesis account which says "Let there be light" rather than "Let's create light".
I remembered something I read in the past –related with this topic- :
"Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani!" which most people did not understand.
"Eli, what's he doing?" But they translated it anyway as, "My God, my God, why has thou forsaken me?"
A Mayan teacher, who died in 1984--Domingo Martinez Paredes--was from the Yucatan, and he said that term makes perfect sense in Maya Yucateco. And it means, "Now I submerge myself into the radiance of your presence." Other Mexican confirms the same. The book is "An Overview Of The Mayan World" by Professor Gualberto Zapata Alonzo. The following is an excerpt from that book.
When Christ was crucified his last words were HELI LAMAH ZABAC TANI. These words do not exist in any language of the old or new world other than Maya. In Maya, the ritual idiom of Christ (a historically proven fact), each of the words has a significance, claims Magaloni. The phrase formed with all words Joined is magnificently coherent In Maya, and worthy of the crucified Master. In the Spanish-Maya dictionary of Ticul (a city in the Yucatan), the significance of these words can be found:
HELI now already
LAMAH to sub merge or immerse oneself
SABAC smoke vapor steam, or pre-dawn
TANI in front or in the presence of
The phrase, thus organized, translates.
Now I immerse myself in the pre-dawn of your presence.
Most people believe that this phrase, translated from the Hebrew signifies: God, why hast thou forsaken me? but the above Mayan phrase seems more acceptable. A language similar to Mayan is known to have existed in the Near East at the time of Christ.
Please compare this translation with the last saying of Christ as recorded by Luke in Luke 23:46, "Into thy hands I commit my spirit."
By the way, Greek alphabet was an adaptation itself taken from Phoenician alphabet, hence when the Spanish conquistadores arrived in Mexico they had their ears keen to Greek tone (rather than Hebrew) and found some similarities between Quiché and Greek.
link to fotolog.terra.com
Where did the Mayans come from? Lachish/Lakish giant caves in Palestine/Canaan/Israel.
First we ought to remember the process altering languages happen all the time. If a person called "gay" today, that doesn't mean he's "happy" or "gay" as was 40 years ago but rather "homosexual". If was said to give AYDS (a dietary supliment) to people who didn't care to be AIDED, we'd taken an entirely different interpretation of those words. Hence the reversal of meaning phrases is potentially present. Mayan form of Shemitic is Creole or 'pidgin' Shemitic altered over millennia to its present decadent form. That is phrases like "Long-time-no-see" lacking suffixes & prefixes and much grammar. Therefore the whole book we call Popul Vuh is typical of the reversal of meaning of phrases in romance languages. Popul didn't mean "community" as have been said and Vuh meaning "paper" or "book" but all the opposite. Popol originally meant "paper" instead of community. English word or French and German "papier" and Spanish "papel" are the words used by Mayas speaking Shemitic. In Hebrew "papyr-rus", "papel-rus" are paper and reed taken from Egyptian papyri. And "bow-vow" is "to come, mention, to go". Hence Hebrew "Popal-voe" (paper/record of that which befell) is equivalent to Popul Vuh!
Now, let's see the story about Jericho destruction with the blowing of rams horns and shouting. The destruction by speech, shout in Hebrew is "dabar". The word in Hebrew from "bumblebee" and "bee" is "deborah". Among the Hebrews, the bee was related to the idea of language because of the name "debure" (bee) and the Hebraic root dbr which means word of speech. The bee between the lips of the sun god in Babylon, was intended to point him out as "the word" for dabar, the expression which signifies in Chaldee a "bee' also means "word". The Hebrew word "hatsorah" means "hornets" ( a wasp is a huge large hornet) or "scourge". Exodus 23:28, Deut. 7:20, Joshua 24:12 literally says "I will (or did) send my hornets before you" and "I will send my scourge before you". This KJV mistranslation is extremely revealing because even their translators MADE THE IDENTICAL ERROR (allusion) that Mayans had made before them in their analysis of Jericho story! In the retelling just as "dabar" verbally evolved from word or shout to "bumble bee' became cognates or prime root. Hebrew "hatsorah" became wasps just because hornets are wasps. So what you are going to read of the Mayans is not a reference to either insect but God's scourge (and please, do notice the mythological SELECTIVITY of the "insects" upon enemy soldiery:
"The tribes did not number 16.000, or 24.000 men (but even more)… They surrounded the town, crying out loudly, armed with arrows and shields, beating drums, giving war whoops, whistling, shouting, inciting them to fight, when they arrived in front of the town… They only thought of the strength and the shouting of the tribes when they came up the side of the mountain…. Shortly before they were about to throw themselves at the entrance of the town, the 4 gourds which were at the edge of the town were opened and the bumblebees and wasps came out of the gourds, like a great cloud of smoke the emerged from the gourds. And thus the warriors perished because of the insects which stung the pupils of their eyes… they could no longer grasp their bow and their shields which were broken to the ground… Neither was it a deed of valor, because the warriors were not killed by arrows or by shields".
One of the most important things to remember is there are sounds not existing in some languages which are important to translate. For instance the Spanish letter "Ñ" does have the Portuguese equivalent in two letters set together, N + H. But that sound doesn't exist in English, so people have to imitate the sound and set other letters ("señorita" has to be adapted into something like "seniorita" which somehow resembles the sound but it's not the same). In Portuguese the letters "são" or "ção" at the end of some words (constituição=constitution) have a twang noise a bit like French letters "ment". When you write "Jesus" in Spanish sounds like saying "He'soos". That "J" have the sound of English H, Spanish J, Russian and Greek X, German CH, Portuguese R !
The Spanish priests taught to the Maya, among others, the characters and phonetic sounds of the Spanish alphabet, which slightly differs from English. The Indians then wrote them down by TRANSLITERATION the histories of their forefathers in this new alphabet. Neither group were "linguists". The modern "rule" were not followed by either side, so the phonetically written documents are not precise from a modern linguistic way. Visualize a BARELY LITERATE Mexican immigrant attempting to translate his Spanish tongue or English words into written form and then you'll see. For example the word "sideways" would probably be written "said weiz" because that's HIS perspective. The same happens with you if you don't know Spanish and see "taller mecánico" written all over work-shops in Mexico. Tough we share THE SAME ALPHABET the sound is different and that "taller" is not a mechanic-oh (as a suffix!!!)man with high physical stature at all but a place pronounced "tah-yer"...... that is from an English speaker point of view. The same happens with the expression in Spanish "hay mantequilla?" (is there butter?) which slightly sounds like "I meant to kill'ya?" but without the L sound of kill.
With the name is the same thing. You call Christopher Columbus like that, in Spanish is Cristóbal Colón and in Portuguese is Cristóvão Colombo and yet the only important sound is back in Italy 'cos he was Cristoforo Colombo! If you try to transiterate the sound into English it would be something NON EXISTING IN THE BOOKS. Got it better? I would have problems to write the equivalent sound of Italian name because in Italian sound CristOforo has the emphasis in the vowel O while in English probably the people would emphasize other vowel as in ChrIstopher changed into ChristOphoro or ChristOforo. Yet the very "Christ" could be deceiving because it sounds like KRAIST instead of Chris as in Kristofferson. In the above cases we share an alphabet if not a language. Now try to write Chinese sounds into Roman characters using English phonetics. Then compare this work to an archaic Spanish work of the same words. Yet the problem IS WORSE, however, because in order to draw a true comparision, we should have a Russian transliterate the Chinese words into the cyrillic Russian alphabet; then try to formulate these Chinese sounds in English while looking at Chinese and Russian dictionaries.
If you use Tullan with double LL rather than Tulan, what sort of that invention is that? Indeed that's a choice adapted to English because I would have to ask you what would be your pronunciation. Tullan as English "taLLer" or as in Spanish "taLLer" (workshop) with the sound of English J and Y (jester-yesterday, joke-yoke)?
The Mayan experts could say "Tulan simply means "where the Toltecs are" ". Simple????
Tulan=ancestral land [of the gods] on the other side of the sea, mentioned in all of the Mayan Titulos. Just as you IGNORE the very "name" Maya exists in Hebrew related with numbers (which is one of the skills you say these people have), you are also turning your blind eye off regarding Hebrew equivalent Taw-lal meaning "eminent" as James Strong's Hebrew Lexicon says (8524)and "an"=where, whthersoever (575). In Discovery of Ancient America, pp.56-59 we read TALLEGEWI the name of mound builders and the direct relationship to Hebrew words tely gy meaning "nation of mounds". This area was suddendly vacated by the Talli-gewi, shorlty before the Tolteca arrival in central Mexico. Tol-Techa in Hebrew means "mound camp".
"From the WEST WE CAME to Tulán.. from the other side of the sea, and it was inTulán where we were engendered and given birth by our mothers and fathers" (quoted from The Memorial de Sololá o Tecpán Atitlán...Popul Vuh,Recinos). Want the page too? Okey, go to page 63.
The Mayan account indicates THAT THERE WERE 4 TULÁNS;
"From 4 places the people came to Tulán. In the east is one Tulán; another in Xibalbay; and another where god is. Therefore, there were 4 Tuláns, Oh our sons! So they said. "From the west we came to Tulán, from across the sea.. so they told us".
The Annals of the Cakchiquel and you QUOTE BUT FAIL (page 45).
You talk about the "legend" of the 7 caves. Allow me to say that's OLD NEWS which suggest the level of "knowledge" of your replies. A modern Academic from Mexico believes that a discovered tunnel under the Great Pyramid of the Sun (the same one which has MICA IMPORTED FROM BRAZIL) at Teotihuacán, with exactly 7 rooms, is this "fabled" land of 7 caves. Yet, he IGNORES the other important and obvious data from the Popul Vuh, that this place existed 'on the other side of the sea" FAR FROM MESO-AMERICA!
Popul Vuh translated by Recinos, pp 55-56 is clear:
"In 1861 the Popul Vuh, Le livre Sacre, which contains the Quiché text of the Manuscript of Chichicastenango was published in Paris, divided into 4 chapters and phoneticized according to Brasseur de Bourbourg's ideas, in order to facilitate its reading by the people OF HIS COUNTRY (FRANCE). According to THESE IDEAS, the Abbe (de Bourbourg) introduced the letter K WHICH DOES NOT EXIST IN THE ORIGINAL, and subsisted it for the C and the Q which Ximénez used in transcribing the Quiché manuscript. On the other hand, he kept the V which was used in the Colonial Period to represent the sound of U as in the words varal (uaral) and vinac (uinac), etc.
It's a chaos only linguists or philologists could unscramble. I want to focus in the Mayan CH and Shemitic "whistling fricative" that has been translated into different letters. The ancestral land in Tulan called CHIVIM has been rendered Zuivam, Civan, Chivan! CHalaq is the name used in the division of the Red Sea in Mayan account.
The Hebrew points didn't exist in the past and the so-called "semi-vowels" WERE IN FACT ACTUAL VOWELS, -Josephus Wars, V,V,7.
The approximate sound of guttural KH or CH is similar to the sound one makes when clearing his throat. The equivalent of that Hebrew letter "keth" (kH) would be represented –only in English- as an "H" with a lower case "k" preceding it. When we understand this, only then we are in position to know the land were Mayans remembered they came from was Chywym/Kywym Tulán "where the sun rises, from the other part of the sea". The pronunciation would be that KH whistling fricative sound in Khawern/Chawern meaning "cavern, cave dwellers, troglodytes" in Hebrew and a reference to what Mayans told "the land of the 7 caves or ravines". That is the origin of words like cave in English or "cueva" and "caverna" in Spanish. The W was the probable origin sound of the letter V. The Mayans even say that land was "bordering on Babili" a reference to Babylonians and if you read 1 Sam.13:6, 1 Kings 18:4; Judges 6:2; Gen.19:30; Josh.10:6 you'll see Israelites actually dwelled hiding in the caves and caverns of the country.
Mayas were obsessed with math and in Hebrew "mayah" is a prime numeral, a 100, also a multiplicative & a fraction hundred: "having to do with numbers".
Maiyah is a figurative of numerologists in Hebrew! Israel is called TABAL in Ezekiel 17:23, 24 meaning like a tree nation planted on a high and "lofty" or "eminent" mountain….the ancestral land Mayas called TULÁN. Tol-teca in Hebrew means "mound camp". Aztlan in Hebrew is Ahz to-loon meaning "mighty land of eminence". Considering in Greek "island" and "continent" are the same, it's obvious (also because of the size of Plato's Atlantis description) the "continent" was not an island but North & South America in a "voyage of many days". The later, Norse, home of the Hebrew tribe of Dan-Scan) was also called Thule. 15th Century Mexican, Cempoalan, Tlaxcallan & Azteca tribesmen called Spaniards "Teules" whom they thought to be the red-blonde bearded "white god" (2nd century Norse Votan) returning as promised….. all came from the first Shemitic word "talal" meaning eminent "gods". Finishing the Conquest, Popul Vuh says the tribes were destroyed and then multiplied and increased on the mountain Hacavitz which in Hebrew is "Haka'ab-Bitsa"= "the spoiling (plunder) finished".
Mayan account: There was only immobility and silence in the darkness, in the night. Only the Creator, the Maker, Tepu Gucumatz the Forefathers. E Alom, those who conceive and give birth, e Qaholom, those who beget children. In Hebrew E Alom and E Qaholom would be "Ee Al-lam-eloaheem" or Ee Kah olam meaning the mighty ones before ancient times and there's a duality like when God sent fire on Sodomah from God out of heaven and some majestic plural of glory. Satan was Vucub-Caquix in Mayan account while in Hebrew Bukhob (or Vukhob)-Kakish is "fallen, hidden deceiver". Ha Satan is called liar and "kachash" and "choshek" are used associated with darkness.
The Mayan prayer Elahic or Elahom is equivalent to Hebrew Elohym or "mighty ones".
Who was Quetzalcoatl ? Not just the feathered snake! Anáhuac is a Tolteca name and Quetzal-coatl is another name for Kukkulcan. The blonde, bearded, white-skinned Scandinavian-Danite "man-god", king of Norse and high priest called Votan by his Norse subjects, became Votán (Wodin-Odin-Dan) of the Tolteca and Maya and was later handled down to the Azteca, as a man-god who arrived in Quiché (in Hebrew that Quiché is "distant frontier shore") with a "wizard skiff" (dragon Viking magician boat). The Mayans mentioned the Amak Tan or Amak Dan, hamlet of the tribe of Dan. Dan one of the 12 tribes refused to fight in a war between Israel and the kings of Canaan and remained in ships (Judges 5:1). They didn't want to fight for or against their Kanaanites friends. Amaktan in Hebrew means "community of Dan". The famous Viking Yinglinga Saga by Snorri Snurlson says in the 3rd century A.D. Norse man-god Votan of Thule (Scandinavia) was banished for 10 years, after which protracted time he got back to Thule. In Hebrew "kay-tseh" is "uttermost frontier" or distant shore, "ale" is "mighty one" or god, "ko-ah" is cutting off while "tale" is "strength". Hence "man-god, banished to distant shore" in Hebrew sounds like Kaytse'alkoatale.
Chac-Mool the elephant god of thunder (approaching rain) seen by Mayans is "Shaw-ag Mool in Hebrew means "destroyer rain god". That also means Arians from India were known by Mayans. They even depicted the Asian elephants.
Guatemala means "high places" or small pyramids for worship as did Israel. The transliteration in Hebrew is "Ge-wa-ta-mal-aw" meaning "proud upright high place". The wise men called Nahuales by Mayans in Hebrew means "leaders, guides". Huracan "leg of lightning" or "Urahharakahn" in Hebrew is "priest of the lightning house" and derivative of the word "hurricane" at Sinai which glowed and rumbled or was covered by clouds.
The contrary explanation is: Guatemala is derived from Cuauhtemallen, which is not even a Mayan word. It is Nahuatl and means Great Forest, or many trees, the Mayan equivalent (in dialects from Chiapas and Guatemala) is Quiche, which also means many trees or forest.
They could accuse the argument as "stretching of fact" because they have caressed too much time their precious idea. It's a FACT the mica they found inside the Teotihuacan pyramid was imported from BRAZIL in South America (!!!!!!) just as it's a FACT the basis of that pyramid is pretty much the one in Egypt but these is preferred to be ignored from "Mayanologists". Some have even written "Incidentally Chichen Itza is not in Guatemala, but in the Yucatan, and the dialects spoken are so different that a Yucatecan Maya and a Guatemalan Maya do not understand each other" is an example of the ridiculous thing linguists sometimes say and fail to understand. That's why I wrote the example of the word "GAY" AND AYDS/AIDS. It's like saying Machu Pichu is not in Peru because the Incas' empire called Tawantinsuyo was part of a big territory which is nowadays many different countries from Ecuador to Chile.
link to www.mysteriousplaces.com
Yucatan indeed is a mistaken name because Spanish people asked to the Mayan what was the name of their country and they didn't answer the question but just asked "what you said" which sounded like Yucatan to Spanish conquerors. They did the same mistake in Peru when asked about the unknown animal "lama" and asked the name and Incas repeated the question "cómo se LLAMA?" and the conquerors took their own question as an answer!
Quechean Civilization, Carmack, page 287 says "Balam Ak'ab, whose people LIVED the EAST, across the sea (ocean) in a land called Tulán". Popul Vuh, Sacred Book of the Quiché-Maya, Translated by Adrán Recinos, pp,67-69 indicates it's in a northeast direction that they crossed this sea, HEADING FOR TULAN, Hacavitz and the original Chichen Itzá on the other side of the Atlantic.. Since the balance of the story of the time SPENT in Tulan, Hacavitz lay in a northeasterly direction from the crossing –Discovery of Ancient America, page 105. From the WEST WE CAME TO TULAN –Annals of the Cakchiquels, page 45. "These were the 3 nations of the Quichés, and THEY CAME FROM WHERE THE SUN RISES" –Título de los Señores de Totanicaoán, page 170. Is the apparent dichotomy what has thrown confusion into archeologists and anthropologists since they insist ancient Quiché-Maya took place in Meso-America.
Balam Quitzé, Balam Ak'ab, Majucotaj, Iq'ui Balam means in Hebrew phonetic Baalam Qetseh, baalym Yak'ab, Moshe (Moses) qodesh yekahy baalym which is "Lord of a cut-off (frontier) nation [Joseph], nobles of Yakob [Israel], Moses the sanctified and IE's Great Congregation. IE being the abbreviation of God's name IEVE instead of Yah from Yahveh. That is a clear reference to ancient Israelites who were held as slaves in Egypt "shakanputan" and cut-off from their land & inheritance. Guatemala was equivalent to Quitzé because the entire area of Central America was cut-off from the Mediterranean after the 3rd Punic War. The even later Quetzal-coatl Votan (2nd century A.D.) was cut-off from Scandinavia and as such could also claim to be one of Balam Quitzé. Iq'ui Balam is said to have remained unmarried and this is interesting because it was not an individual at all! He couldn't have been married to humans because that name means the entire Quiché people analogous to Israelite nation married with God of the Bible, IE's great congregation.
Elephants in ancient Mayan land? I'm convinced Palestine/Canaan was one of the Tulan this doesn't eliminate the location of any of the other Tulan even in India or Africa.
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That first glimpse of strawberries at the market means that summer is finally here. I look forward to their arrival the way some people celebrate baseball's opening day. Once, as a kid, I ate so many strawberries that I got hives. I really like strawberries. When I say "strawberries," I mean those nuggets of red, delicious juiciness found at the farmers' market or a local farm stand — not the giant (flavorless) ones you can find year round at the supermarket. Like most good things, strawberries must be waited for, consumed with biblical gluttony and then mourned as their season ends.
A Brief History
There are native varieties of wild strawberries in both the Old and New Worlds, ranging from South America to Europe to Asia. A member of the Rosaceae family (along with roses, apples and blackberries), strawberries have been cultivated in Europe since the 14th Century, though there is some evidence that Native Americans may have gardened the North American wild variety even earlier (and created one of the first versions of strawberry shortcake, made by mixing them with cornmeal ). The varieties of strawberry commonly grown in the US today were developed in 19th Century England — until hybridization with larger, juicier varieties, earlier cultivated strawberries were tiny, much like wild strawberries and the highly prized fraises des bois variety available today.
For word nerds: there is some etymological debate over the origin of the word "strawberry." Some say the straw- refers to the (supposed) once common practice of mulching strawberry plants with straw; others call that bunk and insist it refers to the strawberry plant's practice of "strewing" (or "straying," both words sounding a lot like "straw") as the plant's tendrils tend to spread if left untended. Yet another proposed origin of the word involves 10th Century Anglo-Saxons — apparently they referred to the fruit as a "hay-berry" because the wild berries ripened during the hay harvest (and of course, "hay" is a synonym for "straw"). Basically, strawberries have been around a long time, so figuring out where the word came from is no easy task for linguists.
Factual Nibbles
- Strawberries are symbols of both the Virgin Mary and Venus (the Roman goddess of love).
- Strawberries were one of Thomas Jefferson's favorites; he grew the fruit at his Virginia estate, Monticello.
- Unlike any other fruit, strawberry seeds are on the outside (rather than the inside) of the fruit, technically making the strawberry not a berry at all.
- According to the USDA, strawberries are the third most valuable (non-citrus) fruit crop grown in the US, behind grapes and apples.
- Almost all strawberries grown in the US are varieties of Fragaria x ananassa, a Chilean-North American hybrid.
The US leads the world in strawberry cultivation, followed by Turkey (who knew?) and Spain. California is on top of US production of the fruit, as it grows about 80 percent of all American-grown strawberries (and clearly a large proportion of the world's strawberries, too). Florida and Oregon are also top growers of the fruit, although strawberries are grown in every single US state. Strawberries are labor-intensive to cultivate and are susceptible to a variety of diseases and pests. The seedlings must be planted by hand, and the berries are also still harvested by hand, even in large industrial operations. (This article describes the difficult labor conditions involved in strawberry production, a vast departure from the fruit's sweet connotations.)
Environmental Impact
Strawberries rank a super high number 3 (out of 53 ) on the Environmental Working Group's (EWG) Shoppers' Guide to Pesticides in Produce (see our vegetable rule of thumb*). (The EWG recommends buying organic due to the high pesticide load in conventionally grown strawberries.)
Unfortunately, the pesticides used in conventional strawberry production are some of the very worst — including methyl bromide, which sterilizes the soil and acts as an insecticide (and is also used as a fumigant for many foods and spices, and as a weed killer). According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), methyl bromide is categorized as a "powerful ozone depleting substance." It was "phased out" in 2005 in the US's attempt to comply with the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, but the US lobbied for — and won — "exemptions" that include — guess what? — strawberry production, both for seedlings and fruit. In addition to its affects on the ozone layer, methyl bromide is a highly toxic pesticide that can cause neurological, lung and kidney damage, and an increased risk of prostate cancer. (Most of the health-related affects of methyl bromide have been recorded in farm workers and pesticide appliers.) Even organic strawberries' seedlings and seeds have been fumigated with methyl bromide, as this article explains. And it's not just methyl bromide — a variety of other pesticides are also used in conventional strawberry production. Chemical fertilizers are also are the handmaidens of the monocropped, conventionally grown strawberry, as is heavy water usage.
The environmental and health-related impacts of conventional strawberry growing is high, so if you are concerned with these issues, look for locally-grown strawberries and ask your local farmer about his or her production methods.
Although modern strawberry breeding techniques have extended strawberry season dramatically (especially conventionally-grown berries), in much of the country, locally grown strawberries are available only from the end of Spring through mid-to-late Summer.
Strawberries are high in Vitamin C, fiber and manganese. The berries are also a fairly good source of folate and potassium, and are low in calories.
What to Look For
Look for glossy fruit without visible bruised, mushy or moldy spots. Strawberries range in size from the teeny tiny wild-like, or alpine, varieties, to the fairly enormous Tri-Star type. The berries start out white on the plant, so look for strawberries that are deeply red colored without traces of white at the stem. (But note that there are strawberry cultivars bred to be white, though these types are uncommon.)
What To Do with It
Strawberries are a versatile fruit and perform well under a multitude of cooking methods — they can be roasted (try tossing with a tiny bit of sugar, roasting just until caramelized, then drizzled with good balsamic vinegar), stewed, tucked into a pie, made into jam (see below), pickled (!), churned into ice cream or frozen into an icy sorbet. But strawberries really shine when eaten raw, either completely unadorned, or sliced and tossed with a bit of sugar, orange juice, red wine or balsamic vinegar. Tossing a fruit with sugar and a bit of acidic liquid ("macerating" the fruit) draws out the delicious juices, enhances the flavor and makes a natural "sauce" for topping shortcakes or ice cream. Other classic flavor pairings for strawberries include vanilla, black pepper, rhubarb, other berries, cream (or buttermilk) and, of course, chocolate. If you feel adventurous, try sliced strawberries macerated in a bit of orange juice and sugar (and maybe a splash of rum?), then tossed with orange zest and just a tiny pinch of ground cardamom.
Fresh strawberries deteriorate fairly quickly after purchase — the culprit primarily being mold. You can keep strawberries fresher by waiting to wash them until just before eating, and by storing them in the refrigerator in a paper-towel lined basket or bowl.
Pro Tips
When I bring fresh strawberries home from the market, I inspect each fruit in the basket and immediately discard any that are mushy or moldy, as this mold tends to spread pretty quickly and can ruin an entire basket of berries. Also, although generally having a uni-function tool in the kitchen is a waste of space, I love my strawberry huller, as it saves more of each berry — rather than having to cut off the top of the strawberry, it actually "cores" the berry and removes the remnants of the stem in one motion ("hulling").
Stretching Your Fresh Food Dollar Though Preservation
Strawberries are a natural for long-term preservation. They can be made into (shelf-stable) jam or fruit leather, and they freeze beautifully, either sliced or whole. To freeze fresh whole strawberries, wash well, hull and pat dry, then place on a cookie sheet in a freezer for at least 8 hours (overnight is easier). When the berries are frozen solid, transfer to a zip-top bag and store in the freezer.
Unlike other jam recipes, refrigerator jams don't require canning equipment or techniques. The sugar and acid in the jam preserves the fruit, although refrigerator jam keeps for far less time than classic strawberry preserves — only about 2 weeks in the refrigerator. This jam will also be a bit looser than regular strawberry jam, as there is no pectin (a thickening agent commonly used in canning) involved. Adjusting the amount of sugar will also affect the looseness of the jam (more sugar equals less loose).
Makes about 1 1/2 pints.
Quick Refrigerator Strawberry Jam
1 quart ripe, organic strawberries, hulled and sliced
3/4 to 1 cup raw organic sugar (or substitute regular granulated sugar), depending on the sweetness of the berries
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1. Place a small plate in the freezer.
2. Combine the strawberries, sugar and lemon juice in a small saucepan over medium heat.
3. Bring the strawberry mixture to a rolling boil, stirring frequently with a wooden spoon and mashing the strawberries slightly (I used a potato masher for this).
4. Turn down the heat to medium-low and simmer for approximately 10 minutes.
5. Put about a teaspoon of the jam mixture on the cold plate and swirl the plate around. If the jam runs, cook for 2-5 minutes longer and repeat the process. (The jam should firm up when it hits the cold plate and should no longer run.)
6. Transfer to clean glass jars and cool. When completely cool, cover and refrigerate.
(* Fruit and vegetable rule of thumb: We think that first and foremost, in terms of nutrition, people should eat lots of fruits and vegetables whether they are organic or not. The EWG's guide is a handy list, but we will point out here that the impacts of pesticides are not limited to your ingestion of them — agricultural chemicals also affect farmworkers and local waterways, both good reasons to buy organic, even those vegetables that carry a light pesticide load. Also, it has been demonstrated that produce grown by small-scale farmers, even those who are not certified organic, tends to have a lighter pesticide load than its industrially-produced counterpart, owing to industry's tendency toward large monocrops.)
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I'm new here so I don't know if its been discussed before but I wanted to talk about video emailing. I have been using it for some time now and find it to be an amazing way to get response from clients. The system I use is fully automated and imbeds the video that you make into a template that you can email. I don't know if i can mention product names here so I wont, but I think its an amazing tool that can help you personally connect with your clients as well as keep in touch with your family and friends. Oh and its free too.
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Hang on, you're saying you embed the videos in email?
I see two problems with that:1) bandwidth - I wouldn't want to download a 100 MB video in my email client2) playing the video - I'm pretty sure most e-mail clients don't play interactive content (including video).
Or am I missing something here?
Ok, this is how it works, you have an account (free) on the company's site, from there you upload your video into a template of your choice, enter any text you wish, add contact or contacts to receive and send. The video remains on the server when the recipient opens it. The online software embeds it for you. It 100% works, I use it all the time and the emails always work.
I use Thunderbird for email and although it doesn't default to playing videos, you can tweak the settings so it will. I'm sure that's not what Wildfire71 is talking about, but I just wanted to throw it in for you, Immerse.
Wildfire71 -- pm me the link and I will take a look and see if you can add it to this thread. Our rule about linking isn't to discourage all links, just those that self-promote.
Quite nice concept for advertising, but I wonder if everybody open that video because of streaming issue due to poor bandwidth.
I know that about of video mailing. But I think its not successful tricks. If you want to success in video email servicing. upload your video in video website. And share that link of your video with attractive photos and content in email.
I do not think it is smarter way and bulky mailing will be very tough and lots of server do not offer that feature. However, voice mailing is available ; but not popular in that sense.
HiEmail me the details. I want to use it.
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Discussion in 'Sports Zone' started by Wishbone82, Sep 29, 2012.
What :signmast: said!
There was a lot that could not be seen in the replay, but you could see that the fumble was before it crossed the goal-line.
But because it had already been called a TD .....
LOL I just noticed the tagline under your username. Double entendre?
Let me be the 1st to welcome WVU to The 40 Acres. Tell Dana we're waiting on him and we've seen his act before.
No seriously, I can't wait. Hope it's a good game and I'm surprised College Game Day isn't going to be in Austin.
the game's not on ESPN.
Oh, that's right. Never dawned on me they only do the show from sites where they're also broadcasting the game. Duh me! :
No double entendre there, .. only talking Super Bowls.
How convenient for Dana to go to a school with Geno and Tavon already there, ... yes? Now, if he can only recruit guys that good.
I have heard that Game Day will be in Morgantown when OU comes in.
The refs could have ruled it a fumble with no clear recovery therefore giving Texas the ball at the one foot line. Texas would have still been in a good position to win. I can understand since there was no shot straight down the goal line for them saying it was inconclusive.
I don't understand how they didn't overturn the kickoff out of bounds. That clearly hit the OSU players hand. Maybe the ref thought the football had JFK assassination magic bullet qualities and could redirect itself in mid-air.
Have this game taped and I watched that fumble for over an hour (no BS) and I could not see any angle that showed if the ball came out before or after the goal line. I could also not see any replay that showed what happened to the ball once it came out. The only thing you could see was number eight, reaching in to grab the ball after the ref had blown the whistle and the ref looking down and him shaking his head.
The one with the best angle for that play was the Ref standing right over the ball and #8 in the endzone.
Good game thou. Great game in fact.
That was some poor tackling on the part of the Horns. I was thrilled the Horns could pull this game out really enjoy seeing Ash grow into a quality QB.
I was thrilled when SS Adrian Phillips went to the sidelines after his 2nd patented "bump and bounce off tackle" tweaked his shoulder.
Good gawd dude! Could you try extending at least ONE arm maybe when you go in for a tackle?
I agree. You don't just don't throw a shoulder you hit and wrap up. In the end throwing his shoulder at the runner is what got him hurt.
The Big 12's coordinator of officials "apologized profusely" to Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy for his official's botched call at the end of the Cowboys' 41-36 loss to Texas, according to a report in The Oklahoman.
Walt Anderson told Gundy that head linesman Brad Edwards signaled touchdown too soon without a proper view of the ball on the play that put the Longhorns ahead, according to the report. Texas running back Joe Bergeron fumbled, and the question was whether it happened before he crossed the goal line.
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I don't really think it mattered much. Even if they had overturned the TD call, I believe it still would have been a Texas ball on the 1. I don't know.
Big 12 disputes newspaper report
The Big 12 is disputing a newspaper report that its coordinator of officials "apologized profusely" to Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy following a blown call in Saturday's 41-36 loss to Texas.
"Reports that the Big 12 acknowledged a blown call and issued an apology to Oklahoma State are inaccurate," the Big 12 tweeted on Wednesday.
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they should apologize to UT as well if that is the case for the magic ball that can not only change trajectory in mid air but also directional spin.
that was a bad call but it actually helped because Okiestate needed less time to score which gave us more time at the end.
I don't know how anyone can watch the TD play and not think that Berg fumbled before going across the goal line. Now whether they could overturn the TD call or whatever is a different story, but he did fumble that ball.


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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will induct five former student-athletes into the Bud K. Haidet Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday. Nick Gretz, Antou Jallow, Josha (Krueger) Kruvand, Jerry Stern and Maria Viall will be officially welcomed to the Hall of Fame during ceremonies at the Milwaukee Athletic Club. The event begins at 10 a.m., prior to the UWM men's basketball game that evening against Wright State.


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Texas' Perez hurls first complete game
Round Rock lefty scatters two runs over nine innings in victory
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | June 21, 2012 8:55 PM ET
The Rangers' No. 2 prospect threw the first complete game of his career Thursday, allowing two runs on three hits and two walks while striking out four over nine innings in Triple-A Round Rock's 6-2 win over Iowa.
Along with a one-hit seven-inning shutout effort June 15, it was the first time this season the Venezuelan won back-to-back starts. It was also the first time this season Perez posted back-to-back outings of at least six innings and three or fewer runs.
"I'm pretty happy, I just threw the ball where I wanted [tonight]," he said. "I always want to throw more innings than the last time and that's what I did."
Things haven't gone as smoothly for MLB.com's No. 23 prospect as they did Thursday. He's allowed four or more runs in seven of his 15 starts and walked four or more in five of those outings.
His ERA has risen as high as 5.80, where it sat after a May 25 start against Nashville. In the month since then, though, Perez (5-5) has managed to lower it over a run, to the 4.59 mark it stood at after this latest outing.
The 21-year-old said the work he's put in between starts has been critical to helping him get his footing as the season's worn on.
"Every time after I throw poorly I do my workouts, work more in the bullpen, work on my pitches," he said. "I think my thing is if I throw more before the game, in the bullpen, that's when I do good when I go to the mound."
The 2007 international signee may finally be starting to get a better feel for the Pacific Coast League. In his first exposure to the circuit last year, he posted a 6.43 ERA in 49 innings with Round Rock over 10 starts.
The improvement since then has been steady, if sometimes slow.
"I think I just need to do the same things [between starts]," said Perez. "I don't want to change anything. Do the same thing before the game with my bullpen [session]. If you're doing good tonight, you need to do the same thing the next day."
It wasn't the first time Perez found some difficulties upon earning a promotion. He came to Triple-A after throwing well for Double-A Frisco last year, where he went 4-2 with a 3.16 ERA, striking out 83 in 88 1/3 innings and walking 36.
It was his third go-round with the RoughRiders, though, after he registered a 5.96 ERA in 114 2/3 innings there in 2010 and went 1-3 with a 5.57 ERA in five starts when he first appeared with them the year before.
Perez, for his part, thinks he's just about got the hang of things in Triple-A.
"I think this is my time. I just want to throw like I did tonight and work and prepare for my next start," he said. "It feels pretty good, you know. All things were working for me tonight."
Yangervis Solarte went 3-for-3 with two RBIs and Brad Nelson added a two-run homer in support of Perez.
Jonathan Raymond is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Hynix Semiconductor has developed 2-gigabit (2Gb) low-power DDR2 DRAM for mobile applications such as smartphones and tablet PCs, with volume production slated for the first half of 2010.
Hynix said its new mobile DRAM, which is manufactured using the company's 40nm-class process technology, utilizes a 1.2V low voltage operation. The device processes up to 4.26-gigabytes (4.26GB) of data per second with a 32-bit I/O, providing high bandwidth.
The new 44nm mobile DRAM runs at up to 1,066 megabits per second (Mbps), and is offered in small-form-factor packages such as multi-chip package (MCP) and package-on-package (POP).
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MONTEREY, CA -- Compass Group North America is taking sustainability to new heights as a member of the Greener Fields Together, a sustainability and local produce initiative. Created by the PRO*ACT produce supply-chain management company, GFT is a collaboration of environmentally responsible farmers, distributors, retail locations and foodservice operators.
Participation in the program will give Compass Group greater access to produce grown at both the national and local levels through its produce procurement partner, Foodbuy.
"Greener Fields Together allows us to grow our commitment to sustainably produced food by supporting farmer partners who are willing to put in place those best ecological practices important to the health of our planet," said Marc Zammit, vice-president of sustainability initiatives at Compass Group. "Just as important, this means that our guests can enjoy a larger variety of healthy foods and feel good about what they are eating in our cafés."
Compass Group North America, based in Charlotte, NC, is the world's largest foodservice management company with $12.8 billion in revenues in 2013. Its parent company, UK-based Compass Group PLC, is also parent of Canteen Vending, the world's largest vending company.


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The Three Faces of Fedora – Prologue
Although the title above takes a page from film history, Joanne Woodward won't be appearing in this blog.
[Okay kids, Joanne Woodward was an actress in the mid-20th Century who was married to Paul Newman, another actor around the same time who retired from acting to race cars and make great salad dressing and cookies. One of her most famous roles was playing the schizophrenic woman in "The Three Faces of Eve," hence the source of the title of this blog series.]
[No, I'm not saying I think Fedora is schizophrenic. I'm just playing off the film title. Sheesh.]
With a few of boxes to spare at the offices of Redwood Digital Research in beautiful downtown Felton, Calif. — no, you can't have them — I thought I'd run a small experiment: Take Fedora 11 and run it on separate machines with three different desktop environments. You know the lineup — GNOME, KDE and Xfce, which comes as a Fedora spin.
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Now, for ideal test conditions you'd have to have identical hardware for each box, right down to the same mice, to ensure it wasn't just a funky mouse that was making KDE so danged slow. 😛
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This is just the first of many tangible benefits of passing Proposition 30. And the state has CTA and you and the voters of California to thank.
The Legislative Analyst's Office projections show billions in surpluses. Key factors in the "dramatic" turnaround are the improving state economy, prior budget cuts and passing Prop. 30. By 2014, California will have a $1 billion surplus that will grow to more than $9 billion by 2017, according to the fiscal outlook.
Now school districts will avoid damaging cuts, shortened academic calendars, increased class sizes, teacher layoffs, and cuts to core programs along with music, arts, and physical education — all of which would have occurred if the measure had failed. For many districts (Shasta, Pleasanton, Glendora, Los Banos, Santa Monica-Malibu, Long Beach, Sacramento, San Diego, San Rafael City and Fresno, to name a few), cuts were avoided.
Here are a few examples of how the hard work passing Prop. 30 statewide is helping out locally:
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A septic truck rolled off Highway 138 today in the Cajon Pass and collided into a Subway sandwich shop at a Shell gas station, spilling some of the truck's load into the parking lot.
CHP officers responded to reports of a truck crash at 1:15 p.m. at the gas station at 14949 Cajon Blvd., in Phelan. The station is located near the Highway 138 and Interstate 15 interchange.
When officers arrived, they found the big rig -- a septic tractor trailer -- had rolled from Highway 138, down the embankment and came to rest against the gas station's Subway sandwich shop, according to CHP logs.
The truck had been traveling east on Highway 138, when its brakes overheated as it tried to exit the freeway, according to CHP Officer Brad Neumann. The truck was traveling too fast, was unable to make a right turn and rolled over, he said.
"It ended up rolling over into the gas station," Neumann said.
Sewage leaked from the tanker which caused some concern, according to authorities. But the spill was determined not to be a hazardous materials incident, according to the CHP.
The driver of the truck suffered a head injury, and he was taken to a nearby hospital.
The cause of the accident is under investigation.
Photographer LaFonzo Carter contributed to this report.
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Milligan, Tenn. - Kayla Clemens provided the Tornados with a spark in game one, recording the game winning hit and the win on the pitching mound in Brevard's 8-7 victory over Milligan, but behind the bat of Emily Biggs, the Buffaloes earned the split as Milligan held off Brevard in the nightcap, 7-2.
Brevard moves to 6-2 on the season, while Milligan finishes the day with a 3-5 record.
Game One: Brevard 8, Milligan 7 (8 inn.)
Box Score
Clemens pitched 2.2 innings of relief and Brittany Fowler and Clemens drove in the go-ahead runs as the Tornados held on to record the 8-7 victory in the first game of the doubleheader against the Buffaloes.
Five Brevard players recorded multiple hits in the contest led by Brittany Tucker's three hit game and Clemens, Tucker and Emily Boykin combined for seven RBIs as the Tornados held off Milligan despite three RBI performances by both Krista Lambdin and Camille Olvey.
Brevard came out of the gates swinging as the Tornados plated five runs over the first two innings as Tucker drove in a run with a base hit and Boykin singled home two runs in the first to give BC the early lead. Clemens built on the lead, driving a double to left field in the top of the second, scoring Fowler and Meredith Davenport to put BC up 5-0.
The lead increased to six in the top of the fourth inning as Chelsi Mallory doubled to right centerfield with one out. After a strikeout, Tucker found a hole in the right side of the infield, bringing Mallory across the plate to stake BC starter Alyssa Miller to a 6-0 lead.
Milligan started their comeback in the bottom of the fifth as Abby Hughes led off the inning by being hit by a pitch. Lambdin followed with a two-run home run, clearing the left field fence to put the Buffaloes on the board.
Helped by two Brevard fielding errors in the bottom of the sixth, Milligan tied the game up, with Olvey providing most of the damage with a one-out two-RBI single up the middle, scoring Lambdin and Lacey Huskins to knot the game up at 6 apiece.
Both teams put runners on base in the seventh inning, but relievers Clemens and Samantha Mahala kept the game tied as the teams headed into extra innings.
Brevard struck for two runs in the top of the eighth as Fowler brought home Ally Davenport with a one out single and Clemens drove in Mallory with a double, giving Brevard an insurance run heading into the bottom half of the inning.
Milligan threatened to send the game to the ninth as the Buffaloes placed runners on first and second with one out after Olvey's run scoring single, but Clemens was able to escape the jam and retire the side to close out the game.
Game Two: Milligan 7, Brevard 2
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Clemens continued to provide damage at the plate for the Tornados, but Emily Biggs provided the majority of the damage for Milligan with a triple and a home run at the plate as the Buffaloes earned the split against Brevard at Anglin Field.
The Buffaloes plated runs in each of the first three innings in building a 6-0 lead off Clemens (4-1) in the nightcap. Brittany DiRobbio and Olvey scored on a pair of BC errors in the first inning to take the early lead and Biggs provided the majority of the damage in the next two innings, leading off the second with a solo home run and driving in two on a one-out triple in the third inning, before coming around to score on Megan Nicol's base hit to give Milligan starter Sierra Plese breathing room early in the contest.
Milligan added another run in the bottom of the fifth as Maleah Wolfenbarger led off the inning with a solo home run.
Down to their final at-bat, the Tornados battled back in the top of the seventh off Milligan reliever Chancli Connatser as four of the first five BC batters reached base in the inning. Fowler was hit by a pitch and Meredith Davenport singled to right to lead off the frame and both runners advanced on a passed ball, giving BC two in scoring position. After a line out, Mallory brought in the first Brevard run of the contest on a groundout, ending the Buffaloes shutout attempt. Clemens followed with a base hit to left centerfield scoring Davenport, but the comeback attempt fell short as Connatser retired the final BC batter to end the contest.
Brevard remains on the road in non-conference action as the Tornados travel to Gaffney, S.C. on Saturday, February 25th as Brevard engages Alderson-Broaddus in a neutral site contest hosted by Limestone College. First pitch between the Battlers and the Tornados is set for 1:30 p.m., while Brevard will take on Limestone at 3:30 p.m.


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Witnesses to last week's bar fight involving LSU football players gave differing accounts Thursday of what took place Aug. 19 and how it started, with one woman telling police she saw senior quarterback Jordan Jefferson kick a man in the face.
Police released its initial report Thursday morning from the fight scene.
It consists of accounts from witness Victoria Long, a second unnamed witness and Andrew Lowery, one of the men beaten in the fight.
The police report did not include any statements from LSU players.
Another report also surfaced late Thursday night in which The Associated Press said that Lowery "threw the first punch" shortly after he had been escorted outside by the staff of Shady's, a bar on East Boyd Drive, according to John Peak, general manager, and Jordan Neldare, door manager.
Long, 19, of Denham Springs, told officers she also saw LSU sophomore Josh Johns, 21, attack Lowery, and that several other LSU players were present at the fight, the police report said.
Long also told police she saw other people involved in the fight who were wearing official LSU football shirts, which led her to believe they were players, the report says.
Lowery, 21, the man that Long said Jefferson kicked in the face, gave police the same account, the report says.
Lowery told officers he got involved in the brawl after seeing several football players pull a man out of a black Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck, the report says.
Lowery told officers the players then began to beat the man, the report says.
That's when Lowery said he intervened and managed to pull the man from the crowd and back into the truck, the report says.
The players — including Jefferson and Johns — then turned on Lowery, kicking and punching him several times before getting into a silver vehicle and leaving the scene, the report says.
Employees come forward
Shady's employees Peak and Neldare, however, told The Associated Press their versions of the fight differ from the police report.
The bar employees say Lowery threw the first punch, "that's one thing we do know."
Neldare said he was outside and witnessed the fight firsthand, but had not yet been interviewed by police.
Both bar employees said Lowery was asked to leave the bar about 1:30 a.m. when he appeared to be harassing a young woman.
Lowery did not challenge Neldare and two other staff members who confronted him, but within minutes of walking into the parking lot, he was in the midst of the fight, the bar employees said.
"What we do know is that Lowery threw the first punch," said Peak, who has interviewed his staff about what happened. "That's one thing we do know and we will attest to — and he had been kicked out of the bar."
Neldare added, "I'm not saying (Jefferson) wasn't in the fight. I'm not saying he was, but I did see him standing alone while stuff was still going on."
Before the fight erupted outside, Peak and Neldare said Jefferson and other teammates had been inside for a couple of hours and that there was no sign of trouble from players.
Peak and Neldare also noted that while Lowery was apparently arguing with the woman inside the bar, Jefferson walked past them as if he did not notice either Lowery or the woman. Jefferson walked outside shortly before Lowery left.
The employees' accounts of what happened inside were captured on security video, the AP said.
"When we were escorting Lowery out, you can see Jefferson right there and he has nothing to do with it," said Peak, who did not see what happened in the parking lot outside the club. "He doesn't look at (Lowery). He doesn't say a word. He acted like he didn't even know who they were."
Conflicting accounts
Long has told police the fight began because the man in the pickup truck yelled for someone to move a vehicle that was blocking his, the police report says.
Neldare, however, said fighting involving Lowery had already begun when the truck pulled up sharply to the edge of the melee.
"That truck stopped right in the middle of the whole altercation," he said.
Neldare said he had gotten a good look at the beginning of the fight after jumping in the back of a co-worker's pickup truck to get a better view, but his attention was diverted when he saw a fellow employee walking toward the fracas.
Neldare told The Associated Press he ran to the co-worker and corralled him away from the brawl, back toward the bar entrance, where he then noticed Jefferson, standing by himself and looking upset while the fight was still taking place.
Long said that after being attacked and before leaving, the man driving the truck threatened the crowd with a gun he said he had in his truck, according to the report.
Long never saw a gun, the report says.
The report does not address the issue of the gun beyond what Long said. It is not known whether a gun was found or existed.
Police received a call about the incident just after 1:30 a.m., the report says. When they arrived at Shady's no one involved in the fight was there.
Another unidentified witness told police that people involved might have gone to Reggie's Bar on Bob Petit Drive after the fight, the report says.
The officer went to Reggie's but did not find anyone involved in the altercation, the report says. When the officer returned to Shady's, Lowery was present and gave the officer his account.
The officer stated in his report that Lowery's face was swollen, had several bruises, and he had blood on his shirt.
Lowery initially declined medical attention after being interviewed by police but went to a hospital after talking to his father about the incident, the report says.
Lowery, contacted by phone Thursday morning, had no comment.
Long could not be reached for comment Thursday.
Lowery and three men, none of whom are LSU players, were treated at a hospital for minor injuries, police have said. The other men's names have not been released.
Of those injured, one man had three fractured vertebrae and another man was knocked unconscious, police have said.
Attorneys give views
Lowery is a Marine and is the man who was knocked unconscious and suffered contusions to his head, nose and hands, his attorney Michael P. Bienvenu said Thursday.
"In reviewing the incident report released by the Baton Rouge Police Department, it is clear that Mr. Lowery simply intervened in this situation as a good Samaritan," Bienvenu said. "What he did was courageous and quite frankly if he had not intervened who knows what sort of case we'd be talking about today."
Bienvenu said his clients were all interviewed Saturday morning after the fight.
"The people responsible for these injuries need to face justice. Period," Bienvenu said.
Bienvenu also said he has obtained a longer version of the bar fight video. He said it shows Lowery being kicked in the head by someone.
Bienvenu said the man who was pulled out of the truck was picking up a friend from Shady's that night.
He said the two men in the truck had been to Shady's earlier that evening but were not there "immediately preceding the incident."
Police searched Jefferson's off-campus apartment Wednesday, seizing 49 pairs of tennis shoes, including the ones he was wearing during the fight, police said.
Police also obtained DNA from Jefferson, 21, during the search of his Nicholson Drive apartment for evidence into his alleged involvement in the fight, police said.
In addition to Jefferson and Johns, two other LSU football players have been implicated — freshman Jarvis Landry, 18 and sophomore Chris Davenport, 21.
Baton Rouge attorney Nathan Fisher is representing the players, who have been interviewed by police.
Fisher said Thursday that he has not seen the police report.
"I obviously am not going to discuss something I know nothing about," Fisher said.
Police Chief Dewayne White has said investigators have conflicting statements from people they have interviewed about the fight and that they have not yet talked to anyone from a third party.
Police said it is still possible that the four non-players involved in the fight might have criminal charges filed against them.
Advocate sports writer Scott Rabalais and Associated Press sports writer Brett Martel contributed to this report.