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Lithium Exploration Group Ultrasonic Generator Testing Update
Jan 28, 2013, 11:46 EST
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Jan. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Lithium Exploration Group (OTCBB: LEXG.OB) (OTCQB: LEXG.OB) today updated shareholders on the testing of its ultrasonic generator. After horizontal shop assembly was spinning freely and vertical installation in the suction can was complete, the unit would not turn. The unit has been removed and the team on site is working to diagnose the problem. Testing will resume as soon as the issue is resolved.
"We will continue to update shareholders as we diagnose the problem and resume testing. We all share in the frustration that we cannot resume testing today as planned, but we do not expect this issue to be one that causes any significant delays," commented CEO Alex Walsh.
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Lithium Exploration Group is a US-based exploration and development company focused on the acquisition and development potential of lithium brines and other precious metals that demonstrate high probability for near-term production. Currently the company is focused on its Western Canada property. Lithium Exploration Group is a fully reporting company traded on the OTCBB under the symbol LEXG. Website: www.lithiumexplorationgroup.com. Lithium Exploration Group is also on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter @LEXG_OTCBB.
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A Relentless Commitment to Training
The entire staff of HeliMx magazine was in Dallas, TX this February for HAI's Heli-Expo 2012. There was a lot of positive news to go around, and we appreciate all of you who stopped by our booth to share your feedback with us.
On the second day of the show, as I stepped on the escalator to go up to the show floor from the shuttle drop-off area, I couldn't help but notice the huge logo with the letter "R" applied to the face of the nearby stairs. On the opposing wall was a similar logo. It must have been at least 20 feet tall. It was the logo of Bell Helicopter's new 525 Relentless helicopter which had just been introduced with much fanfare the day before.
While sitting at Bell Helicopter's booth later that day, I couldn't help but notice the huge banners with the Relentless logo. All the employees were sporting Relentless lapel pins as well. It was a relentless marketing campaign to say the least!
At our meeting, Brett Avants, the communications leader, Customer Service and Support at Bell Helicopter, invited Greg Napert and me to visit Bell Helicopter's Training Academy while we were in town. Located in Fort Worth, the Training Academy is 100,000 square feet of hangar space, classrooms and labs. The Academy trains students worldwide in all types of helicopter operations.
Two days later, Greg and I arrived at Bell Helicopter's Training Academy early in the morning. We met with Avants as well as Trey Wade, director of the Academy, and John Griffith, supervisor of training for light and medium helicopters. Wade says that safety and efficiency of the customer's mission is the Academy's focus. The Academy just celebrated its 120,000th graduate. It offers more than 140 courses in a variety of languages. Its maintenance training includes field maintenance, component overhaul, electrical and autopilot courses.
Griffith led us on the tour of the facility. We started the tour in the environmentally-controlled hangar. There was just about every model that Bell Helicopter has manufactured on the hangar floor along with engines, accessories and cut-away components. Next door was a composite shop where mechanics can learn composite repairs specific to Bell Helicopter products.
In the Academy's classrooms, students sit at tables with individual monitors as the instructor uses a big screen in front of the class to show training specifics. Some of the drawings used for the class have been saved as CAD files, allowing the instructor to manipulate a 3-D rendering of the component, rotating it or driving down in detail to help students understand how it works.
I asked Griffith if the Academy is a good training opportunity for someone fresh out of A&P school who wants to get into helicopter maintenance. He said that students can enroll right out of school if they wish, but they tend to grasp a lot more in the course if they come in to the academy with a year or two of helicopter maintenance experience under their belt. They are then better able to absorb the information, while also asking questions based on their own experiences working on the helicopters. The combination of classroom and hands-on training offers a unique opportunity for mechanics to be immersed in their training experience.
It was quite the experience to witness the relentless commitment to training at the Academy just days after the unveiling of the Bell 525 Relentless.
When it comes down to it, we must all demonstrate a commitment to training! It's all about professionalism and safety. There is no alternative but to be relentless!
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Anton Metlitsky is an accomplished lawyer whose practice focuses specifically on appellate and complex litigation matters. Anton's diversified legal experience is considerable. He has drafted numerous briefs in the US Supreme Court, state and federal courts of appeals, and trial courts. He has also presented oral argument in the New York Court of Appeals, the US Courts of Appeals for the Second, Fourth, Sixth, and District of Columbia Circuits, and the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. In addition, his practice spans both civil and criminal matters, and includes a wide range of subject matters, including federal constitutional law, federal criminal law, federal jurisdiction and procedure, patent law, securities law, ERISA, bankruptcy law, insurance law, administrative law, international and foreign affairs law, antitrust, trademark, and federal preemption. Anton has also authored several law journal articles on various topics of federal law, and participated in panels concerning Supreme Court litigation, the Alien Tort Statute, and effective legal writing.
Based on his accomplishments as an appellate advocate, Law360 named Anton a 2013 "Rising Star"—one of five appellate attorneys under 40 nationwide to be recognized. Within O'Melveny, Anton is the recipient of a Warren Christopher Values Award, an honor bestowed on those who exemplify the Firm's legacy of excellence, leadership, and citizenship.
- Russian
Honors & Awards
- Recognized by The Legal 500 in the "Dispute resolution: Appellate" category (2016-2018)
Bar Admissions
- District of Columbia
- New York
Court Admissions
- US Supreme Court
- US Court of Appeals, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh, and District of Columbia Circuits
- US District Court, Southern District of New York and Eastern District of Texas
- Harvard University, J.D., 2005: magna cum laude
- University of Pennsylvania, B.A., B.S., 1999: summa cum laude
Professional Activities
- Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr., US Supreme Court
- Honorable Merrick Garland, US Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit
- "Common Strategies in Petitions for Leave To Appeal," (co-author Jennifer Sokoler) New York Law Journal (2017)
- "The Alien Tort Statute, Separation of Powers, and the Limits of Federal-Common-Law Causes of Action," Columbia Journal of Transnational Law (2013)
- "Commentary: What's Left of the Alien Tort Statute," SCOTUSBlog (April 2013)
- "The Alien Tort Statute, Federal Common Law, and Corporate Human Rights Litigation," Georgetown Journal of International Law (November 2012)
- "Indirect Purchaser Standing In Federal Court: Take 2" (co-authors Ken O'Rourke and Mark Davies), Law360 (October 12, 2009)
- Note, "How Clear is Clear in Chevron's Step One?" 118 Harv. L. Rev. 1687 (2005)
US Supreme Court
- Lucia v. Securities and Exchange Commission — Appointed by the Court to file a brief and argue in support of the D.C. Circuit's judgment, concerning whether SEC Administrative Law Judges are "Officers of the United States" within the meaning of the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
- China Agritech v. Resh — Authored successful petition for certiorari in dispute concerning the scope of class action tolling under American Pipe
- Merrill Lynch v. Manning — Co-authored merits briefs in important dispute concerning the scope of the exclusive federal jurisdiction provision of the Exchange Act of 1934
- Wellness International v. Sharif — Co-authored merits brief in major test of the authority of bankruptcy judges under Article III of the US Constitution
- Chadbourne & Parke LLP v. Troice — Co-authored petition for certiorari and merits briefs in a high-profile securities fraud class action arising from the multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme perpetrated by Allen Stanford.
- Kurns v. Railroad Friction Products Corp. — Co-authored the successful certiorari-stage and merits briefs in federal preemption case with potentially significant consequences for preemption of asbestos-related tort claims, as well as tort claims in other contexts.
- CompuCredit v. Greenwood — Co-authored the successful certiorari-stage and merits briefs in federal arbitration case concerning the enforceability of agreements to arbitrate federal statutory cause of actions.
- Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC — Co-authored merits brief in a highly significant First Amendment case concerning the scope of the "ministerial exception" to the federal anti-discrimination laws.
- City of Arlington v. FCC — Co-authored the merits brief for intervenor-respondent Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless, arguing that federal agencies should not get Chevron deference concerning the scope of their own jurisdiction.
- Hollingsworth v. Perry — Co-authored amicus brief, cited by the Court, setting forth the theory of Article III standing that the Court ultimately adopted in rejecting the right of the proponents of California's Proposition 8 to appeal the invalidation of that provision in federal court.
- Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum — Co-authored two amicus briefs arguing that the Alien Tort Statute does not recognize claims against corporations, and that the Statute also does not recognize claims for conduct occurring within the territory of a foreign sovereign.
- Nat'l Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius — Co-authored amicus brief on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, arguing that if the "individual mandate" in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is invalidated as unconstitutional, then the Act should be invalidated in its entirety, because the mandate is non-severable from the remainder of the Act.
State and Federal Appellate Courts
- Flo & Eddie v. Sirius XM — Co-authored merits briefs leading to landmark rulings in the New York Court of Appeals and Florida Supreme Court concerning the scope of common-law copyright protection for pre-1972 sound recordings.
- Century Indemnity Corp. v. Global Reinsurance — Co-authored merits briefs in successful effort to convince New York Court of Appeals to alter its precedent concerning the interpretation of reinsurance contracts.
- Genzyme Therapeutic Products Ltd. Partnership v. BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. — Co-authored merits briefs in appeal from inter partes review ("IPR") proceedings in a case raising questions of first impression concerning the notice the Patent Trial and Appeal Board is required to give patent owners as to the potential grounds of invalidity the Board will consider in the IPR.
- Finerty v. Ford Motor Co. — Authored merits briefs and successfully argued case holding that parent corporation cannot be held liable in strict products liability for products manufactured and sold by its subsidiary, even if the parent influenced the subsidiary's design and marketing of the allegedly defective product
- Balintulo v. Ford Motor Co. — Co-authored trial court and appellate briefs in successful effort to dismiss class-action complaint seeking to hold Ford and a co-defendant liable for aiding and abetting the South African apartheid government's human-rights abuses
- United States v. Grimm — Co-authored post-trial motions and appellate briefs in successful statute-of-limitations challenge to criminal conspiracy convictions in the Second Circuit.
- Verizon v. FCC — Co-authored merits brief in successful challenge to the FCC's recent "net neutrality" order in the DC Circuit.
- Sarei v. Rio Tinto — Co-authored appellate briefs and petition for certiorari resulting in the complete dismissal of decade-old Alien Tort Statute litigation.
- Wurtz v. The Rawlings Company, LLC — Argued Second Circuit appeal and co-authored merits briefs in ERISA preemption challenge to New York's recent anti-subrogation law.
- Dennison v. MONY Life Retirement Income Security Plan — Co-authored trial and appellate briefs resulting in dismissal of class action seeking ERISA benefits under a retirement plan's anti-cutback provision.
- Rothstein v. UBS — Co-authored merits brief in precedent-setting Second Circuit appeal concerning standing under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
- Stuart v. Huff — Co-authored authored the merits brief in successful First Amendment challenge before Fourth Circuit to a North Carolina ultrasound regulation, and authored merits brief and argued interlocutory appeal concerning the rights of interested parties to intervene on the side of a state Attorney General in cases challenging the constitutionality of a state statute.
- In re Prudential Retirement Insurance And Annuity Company — Co-authored the successful petition for a writ of mandamus in appeal to Seventh Circuit requesting extraordinary mandamus relief to reverse a district court order requiring disclosure of sensitive documents over which Prudential had asserted a claim of privilege.
- In re Air Cargo Shipping Services Antitrust Litigation — Co-authored successful briefs in long-running antitrust litigation in which Second Circuit affirmed the dismissal of all state law claims on the grounds those claims are preempted by the Airline Deregulation Act.
- Advanced Rehabilitation, LLC v. UnitedHealhGroup, Inc. — Co-authored briefs before the Third Circuit in successful defense of dismissal of a purported class action alleging violations of ERISA and state law by refusing to reimburse plaintiffs for performing certain medical procedures.
- Lofton v. McNeil Consumer Healthcare — Co-authored briefs before the Fifth Circuit that persuaded court to uphold a broad theory of federal preemption that will make it very difficult for plaintiffs in Texas to bring products liability failure-to-warn claims for injuries allegedly caused by FDA-approved drugs.
- Staples the Office Superstore East, Inc. v. Flushing Town Center III, L.P. — Co-authored successful brief before the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division in a major contract dispute.
- In re DPH Holdings Corp. — Co-authored successful briefs before the Second Circuit in appeal arising out of the Delphi Corporation's 2005 bankruptcy.
- People of the State of New York v. Greenberg — Co-authored amicus brief in the New York Court of Appeals in an important case concerning the scope of New York's Martin Act, and whether the Attorney General's action to collect private damages under that Act is preempted by federal law.


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Paper Paintings Collage 3-Day Workshop
Pet Portraits
Materials List
• RICE PAPER, Hosho or Shuji Gami Kozo Paper Roll. Washi or Unyuri white papers with and without fibers/texture purchase online @ DickBlick.com, PaperStudio.com or local art supply or craft store in the Chinese brush painting section.
• VARIETY OF PAPERS, maps, wallpaper, newspaper, personal memorabilia – variety of thickness and textures. You can do this totally with found papers you have on hand, or you can also purchase Washi or Unyuri (rice) white papers with and without fibers/texture @ DickBlick.com, PaperMojo.com or local art supply or craft store.
• DECORATIVE PAPERS, papers you purchase at your local art supply store with fiber, embossing, metallic patterning, iridescent patterning. Please purchase in white or natural if possible, this allows for the most color options when painting.
• NO MAGAZINES or shiny coated printed papers please.
We will experiment with hand-painting, -staining, -stamping and -patterning a variety of papers. Please bring any stamps, toothbrushes, palette knives or stencils and a Gelli Plate you might like to use for adding texture. I will provide a table with shared materials at the front of the room.
• GOLDEN FLUID ACRYLIC PAINTS, SMALL CONTAINER OF WHITE GESSO for under-painting on panel AND hand-painting papers (I prefer fluid acrylics for painting papers as they maintain their vibrancy when watered down. You can use any acrylic or permanent ink you have on hand!)
• CANVAS PANELS for support, available at DickBlick.com or local craft store. This is mat board covered with pre-primed canvas, NOT stretched canvas. 8x8 size for the Small Apple Exercise and one 11x14 for the Pet Portrait.
• FILBERT STYLE PAINT BRUSHES (variety of sizes, large to medium) for underpainting and applying glue, I use cheap synthetic ones, abuse them and then throw them away!
• LIQUITEX GLOSS GEL MEDIUM, this is the collage glue.
• VESSEL for water SHOWER CURTAIN LINER for table cover
• PAPER TOWELS or rags for cleanup
• PAPER PLATES for paint palette
WOOD PANELS I work on wood panel, either cut down 1/8 inch sanded birch plywood or American Easel Wood Painting Panels from DickBlick.com. This would be a more expensive option than canvas panel and does require a coat of gesso primer/sealer.
• GELLI PLATE WITH BRAYER I have three Gelli Plates for sharing, however they are usually a huge hit and if you want to bring your own, you are welcome to, along with a brayer. Visit GelliArts.com
• YOUR PET REFERENCE PHOTO please have your image sized up to the same size as your canvas panel: 11x14. If your printer does not go this large, please either tile your image and tape it together or have it output at your local Kinkos on NON GLOSSY paper.
• GRAPHITE TRANSFER PAPER for transferring your reference image to the canvas. Visit DickBlick.com ERASER, ball point PEN.


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Mojo Challenge Week 3: Back to School
Welcome to week 3 of the Jewelry Making Mojo Challenge. It's been so much fun to see all those bead soup and challenge projects.
Your Assignment:
It's time to go back to school! Learning something new is a super way to get your jewelry making mojo kicked into high gear.
Find a project in a book, magazine or online (tutorials and videos are perfect for this challenge) and create a piece of jewelry inspired by the project.
If you blog about your assignment, be sure to share the link to the tutorial or book.
(I can't talk about books without showing mine!!!!)
Back to School Tips:
Pick a project that you already have the materials on hand or can easily get them, since this is a weekly challenge! Substitute beads that you already have on hand rather than going on a shopping expedition.
Don't spend too much time searching for the project. I'm sure you already have one you've pinned or bookmarked that you have been wanting to try but haven't had the time.
Schedule your "class" on your calendar this week so that you actually make the time to do this challenge.
The Library:
Humblebeads Projects (40 free projects)
Bead Cruise Program - this is my annual mini-magazine I create for the Bead Cruise.
Art Bead Scene Free Projects
Vintaj Projects
B'Sue Boutique Videos
Beading Daily Projects
Fusion Bead Projects
Lima Beads Projects
Nunn Designs
Share your progress!
If you write a blog post about your Week 3 Challenge share the link by clicking on the blue button below. If you don't have a blog leave a comment here to let me know you participated in the Facebook group this week.
What is the Jewelry Mojo Challenge? Click here to read all about it. Can you still join? Yes! You can follow along and do all 12 weeks or pick and choose the ones you find inspiring.
Hey! someone who bought my bangle tute mentioned she'd seen it here- so thanks for that! the image of all your components in jewel tones with guilded accents has me DROOLING my butt off. so glorious!!
I buy my jewelry equipment and supplies from michael's or joann fabrics. In case you pass into their bead phase, you can normally discover starter kits and mini assignment booklets to give you a bit steerage by UK Writing service writer. I by no means observe this advice, but i'd advocate choosing a selected undertaking, buying the tools and resources for it, trying it out, and then going from there. Because beading/earrings making is so considerable, (cord wrapping, beading, chainmail, and so forth) getting in and choosing out a ton of stuff can lead to spending an excessive amount of cash, and finishing up with only half the components for say, 2-three projects. As a minimum that's the hassle i had while beginning out!
Creativity is one of the
Creativity is one of the skills that you need to make beautiful beads. If you have that kind of skills then you don't have any problems in creating one.


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One of the best things about travelling and going on holiday is the different food that you get to sample that contains local and ingredients. Here we walk you through some of the best street food that is found across the globe. Check out the MyBreakTrip blog for other amazing articles like this one.
Jerk Chicken ( Jamaica )
Jerk chicken has become a household dish served up all over the world, but you will never have jerk chicken like you get cooked for you on the streets of Jamaica.
Up and down the coast and tucked away down the narrow streets you will find restaurants serving up chicken that's marinated in locally sourced spices and cooked over an open-pit charcoal fire that sits over a layer of wood for a distinctively smoky taste.
Ice Cream ( Italy )
Rome has seen a boom of gourmet gelato shops pop up all over the capital which means you will never be a short distance walk from the best ice cream you have ever tasted.
Each gelato store sources the very best milk, eggs, hazelnuts, lemons and fruit from all over Italy, some places won't serve the ice cream in a cone as it takes away from the taste.
Fried Snakes Phnom Penh ( Cambodia )
Snakes in Cambodia are the tasty alternative to deep fried tarantula. The taste ranges depending on the type of snake, but most snakes taste like either chicken or fish.
Cambodia also offer up more snake dishes, some restaurants even offer snake bitten chicken, which is a live chicken that has been bitten by a venomous snake to add more flavour to it.
Takoyaki (Tokyo, Japan )
Takoyaki is a ball sized Japanese snack made from wheat flour that is typically filled with chopped octopus, tempura scraps, pickled ginger and green onion.
It's a famous dish that originated on the streets of Japan by a street vendor called Tomeichi Endo in 1935 and is now so popular that it's sold in commercial outlets.
Corn Dog ( United States of America )
A corndog is a hotdog that is coated in a thick cornmeal batter that typically is served with tomato sauce and mustard and on a stick for an easy on-the-go snack.
They now come in a variety of variations, including a layer of cheese between the hotdog and the batter.
Fish and Chips ( England )
Up and down the country you will find fish and chip shops, arguably the best are found in popular seaside towns where locals and tourists enjoy their fish and chips by the sea. Either haddock or cod is deep fried in batter and served with chips that have also been deep fried then sprinkled with salt and vinegar.
The dish originated amongst the working class within fishing communities but now you can find the dish being served in up-market gourmet fish and chip restaurants.
Pretzels ( Germany )
The pretzel, called in Germany a Laugenbrezel, has a dark brown salty crust with a plump soft dough on the inside.
Made from white wheat, salt, malt, yeast and water, the pretzel is dipped in sodium hydroxide and water before baking which gives it a unique colour and flavour.
The pretzel was the result of a wonderful mistake after a baker was making sweet pretzels for his guests, but instead of coating the dough in sugar water, he instead accidentally coated them in a sodium hydroxide solution that was used to clean the bakery countertops.
Pho ( Vietnam and Thailand )
Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup which is served in a broth style with herbs and meat (typically chicken and/or beef).
It originated amongst war refugees who added whatever ingredients they can find into a bowl. It is now served up and down streets in Thailand for tourists and locals to enjoy. Locals eat Pho for either a breakfast or lunch.
Queijo Coalho ( Brazil )
Queijo Coalho is the name of a firm and salty brazilian cheese that is barbecued on skewers and usually served with a garlic or molasses dipping sauce.
This local favourite is served all over Brazil, however tourists are warned off buying from small vendors on the beach where the transportation of the curd is not regulated and many tourists have had complaints of food poisoning – so always get it to go from a restaurant or cafe.
Pulled Pork ( Texas USA )
Texas are big on barbecuing and they are famous for their pulled pork. You can find it served in smoke houses all over the state and by small vendors in towns and cities.
Prepared for hours, the pulled pork is a melt in your mouth smoky sensation that is served with a bbq and apple sauce in a soft dough bun.


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The University of Canberra News and Media Research Centre recently released the third in their series of Digital News Reports.
The Digital News Report: Australia 2017 provides insights into what Australians think about news brands, and how and why we consume news. The online survey was conducted in Australia in early 2017 based on a sample size of 2,004 adults who access news once a month or more.
Some of the key findings were:
- 56 per cent of adult Australians try to avoid the news occasionally or often. The main reasons provided by news avoiders were: that news can have a negative effect on mood; news can't be relied upon to be true; and/or avoiders didn't feel that there is anything they can do about news stories.
- Interest in news remains strong with about 63% of participants saying they were extremely or very interested in news (consistent with 2016).
- 39% of respondents use Facebook to get news, with 15% using YouTube. But 41% of respondents said they didn't use any of the social media brands listed in our survey for news consumption.
- Australians tend to trust the news they consume (48%) more so than they trust news in general (42%). There are a large number of people who neither trust nor distrust the news they use (33%).
- More men are consuming online news while in the bathroom or toilet than women accessing news sites at work. Men prefer to share news articles via email, whereas women prefer social media or sharing face-to-face.
- TV news continues to be the main source of news for Australian audiences overall. But the preference for the main source varies across age groups:
- 38% of 18-24 year olds use social
- 32% of 25-34 year olds use online
- 45% of 55-64 year olds and 50% of 65+ year olds use TV.
As a benchmark, previous studies in the USA have indicated 40% of Americans access news via digital means.
This is an extremely comprehensive report, containing not just in depth analytics on a range of aspects related to the media sector, but also quality commentary from multiple industry experts (including some global contributors).
As I wrote last week when talking about the Sensis Social Media Survey, its great to be able to access in-depth, quality analysis around media focused on Australia, not global markets.
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It was just like old times for the Mick last night. Meaning: The fans booed him (at least, some of them did).
I was shocked. Tettleton, obviously smarter, was not.
In fact, when the Mick returned to Memorial Stadium yesterday for the first time since his trade to Detroit, the very first thing he asked was whether the fans would boo.
For what?
For hitting 14 homers and driving in 41 runs for the wrong team?
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Oh yes it is real and indeed literal the darkness that will befall mankind. I have been both shown and told in dream by the Divine Will of our Father Creator who has poured His Spirit out onto His loving faithful who cleave unto Him. Take heed of the season and turn to the Redeemer in Christ.
Joel 3:13-17
13 Put ye in the sickle, for the harvest is ripe: come, get you down; for the press is full, the fats overflow; for their wickedness is great.
14 Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision: for the day of the Lord is near in the valley of decision.
15 The sun and the moon shall be darkened, and the stars shall withdraw their shining.
16 The Lord also shall roar out of Zion, and utter his voice from Jerusalem; and the heavens and the earth shall shake: but the Lord will be the hope of his people, and the strength of the children of Israel.
17 So shall ye know that I am the Lord your God dwelling in Zion, my holy mountain: then shall Jerusalem be holy, and there shall no strangers pass through her any more.edit on 30-8-2012 by PrimeLight because: (no reason given)
I hope it's soon. I'm tired of being harassed by evil spirits. *waiting ...patiently* =D
My soul is pure my heart is pure as my name..and you shall not fear.
Okay Rumpelstiltskin can you make this just a tiny bit more clear ?
Originally posted by PrimeLight
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I hope it's soon. I'm tired of being harassed by evil spirits. *waiting ...patiently* =D
The faithful in Christ have been Granted Authority by His holy name and Cleansing Atoning blood to deal with entities of that nature in spiritual warfare through Deliverance prayer and fasting. I am no stranger to harassment.
There are two main groupings of those that tend to be harassed--those strongly in fellowship with the Lord (who they attempt to break spiritually so they 'backslide' to an unholy will), and those strongly against the Lord in the sin of disobedience, those who have greatly opened the doors to negative influence in snaring.
In any case, the Way to Redemption is through Salvation in Christ, to be Led in a Surrender by Him so that He may help Guide one to repentance in Grace without the overly consuming fears of the temporal flesh in what we will be exposed to for these times. Such is true faith and trust that enables Grace to be Poured like the Living Waters to Nourish our souls unto Spirit.
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I'm sorry but all religion repulses me
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I'm sorry but all religion repulses me
We are not Called to seek religion, we are Called to seek Truth.
How hungry are you for the Truth?
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I am so sorry to give you this fourth sign, but it is written to happen.
There are many kinds of darkness ....
Three days of darkness for Humanity ,three days of crying and fear.
Three days of hope in heaven, that you understand the purpose of life on Earth before all the signs will be exhausted....because then....
Each and every law has been violated consistently on Earth ,dark angels and laughter can be heard everywhere.
Three days of darkness will be denied and will not be accepted so that all who are to come true just as it is written.
Not try to find explanations why or when. Truth is like as mercury through cracks , he always slips to hide an ocean of falsehood hath.
Denies the Truth and Truth will deny you
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Originally posted by diamondoftheworld
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I speak normally as I know to speak I have no other way of speaking...I am sorry but this is the truth.
Only do you have to speak in riddles?
So when you go to the shops you say: "In a moments time nor here nor there, you will give to the one who speaks in riddles a packet of the sticks which cause odorous fog." When you ask for a packet of ciggies?
Here is my opinion:
Many people, thousands upon thousands have made prophecies. Some with beards, some without. You can find them as far back as human time allows. Neither have any of them ever spoken anything anyone should take seriously. But all spoke in convoluted language to make it as vague as possible in order to match it with anything the future may bring. Feeling self righteous for a while when those of high fear give them attention.
If there is anything we should know, for gordon's sake just say it, otherwise what is the point of it all. Cheesh...
I'm outta here.
As timing I found this interesting thread to compare with,but who knows....when we less expect maybe.
With god a day is like a thousand years, so that means there will be 3,000 years of darkness?
I don't know what you are talking about,but I am glad that you are a good person and you have so much love in your heart,it's good to have you here,always I repeat always answer them with words of love and understanding to those who have none this way you will bring a little Heaven in their lives.
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When I went to Glasgow some years later (work again), to my delight I found a superb Borders shop on the high street. Again, a lovely coffee shop inside (mind you, at the time the competition had realised that this brings customers into shops, so they all had them, too), the usual magnificent selection of magazines. The particular Glasgow store was price winning, the building was stunning... it seems it all was too expensive. The photo I include with this blog entry shows the back entrance of the Glasgow store. The idea behind Borders was brilliant to my mind.
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Hey everybody, this is my first build that i just remade. This is a guide for AP teemo. Teemo is a very fast champion that is capable of darting in and out of team fights dealing alot of damage over time. Almost all of his damage if over time because it is all poisin.
With your runes, The Greater Mark of Insight gives you great early game damage. It lets you harrass alot with your blinding dart too. The Greater Seal of Resilience gives you a good boost in armor early game to help you stay alive longer. The Greater Glyph of Potency again, like the marks, gives you a nice boost in damage and gives your harrassment better results. The Greater Quint of Fortitude gives you more health early game to keep you alive in small 2v2 or 1v1 fights.
For masteries i go with a 9/21/0 build. I rush the magic pen in offence and the rest i put in defence for lots of survivability. This also go's great with the runes for the magic pen and the defence.
I start off with a doran's ring because if gives a nice boost to ability power and some health. The mana regen is also very usefull if you harrass alot. Next i get Boots of Speed just to get back and forth from the lane to the fountain a bit faster. Then i get the Needlessly Large Rod wich i will eventually build into Rabodon's Death Cap. Next i finish my Sorcerer's Shoes for speed and spell pen. Then i finish Rabodon's Death Cap for a huge boost in AP. Then i get Rod of Age's because if gives great all around stats. I get the Crystal Septer next for health, ap, and the slow when i use abilities. B this time you should be roling in kills. This is why i get mejei's soulstealer to get a ton of ap. I finish with a Lich Bane for movement speed and ap. The passive is also great with teemo because of his low cd blinding dart and your high ap count.
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I go back and forth between blinding dart and toxic shot because it just gives you great damage output. I get my ult at 6,11, and 16 like most people do. I get move quick every once in a while for more movment.
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I take flash and exhaust as teemo. Flash lets you run OR catch up to somebody when nessisary. Exhaust makes it impossible to run from you beause you are already fast with move quick and when you slow them it is just impossible.
Great map control with your ult
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Exteremly fast and hard to run from
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Very squishy early game and easy to kill
Before you get Move Quick and boots you are exteremly slow moving
AP Teemo relies alot on mushrooms
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Whatever happens, it's going to be bloody once again. And although the United States withdrew its occupation forces in December 2011, the Obama administration has continued to view Iraq in the context of the regional competition with Iran, which has enormous influence with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's regime. Although Maliki, who lived in Iran during part of his exile in the Saddam Hussein era, is ideologically closer to Tehran than to Washington, he's maintained political and military ties with the United States since 2011—including the supply of advanced US weapons—and it looks like the United States is trying to use the crisis over Falluja in 2014 to move Maliki closer to Washington and away from Iran. That's a dangerous, zero-sum game to play.
First, some history. The First Battle of Falluja, in April 2004, was a revenge-minded US assault on the city after several American military contractors with Blackwater USA were killed and mutilated by an angry mob. But the battle was inconclusive, and to paper over its failure the United States withdrew in early May and handed control to something called the Falluja Brigade, a militantly Sunni, anti-Iran paramilitary force that was made up of some of the selfsame forces the United States was fighting when it went into the city. Then, in what would be called the Second Battle of Falluja, a massive, American-led force reinvaded the city in November 2004 and virtually destroyed it, causing thousands of casualties.
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Night Lighter is an endless runner arcade game with his own look and feel and is therefore somewhat different then the countless other endless runners out there.
In Night Lighter players take control of a little fellow who travels a seemingly endless world. His world is mainly black, with blue stripes to outline the level and the player. There are also yellow coins and red obstacles – Night Lighter has a bit of a neon light feeling to it and it definitely does the game good. This ambiance gives the game his own recognizable face and that is something an modern endless runner needs; there are simply to many out there. The music has a big role to in the way the game presents itself. It is mellow and somewhat quite, but at the same time present, but never disturbing or annoying. It fits the game very well and is a pleasure to listen to during gameplay.
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"You know, I'm sick of following my dreams, man. I'm just going to ask where they're going and hook up with 'em later."
- Mitch Hedberg
July 8. Wednesday morning we got up early and drove out to the valley to rent a 16 foot truck, then drove back here and loaded the truck and the car. Then we drove separately to Pullman, and unloaded everything to a third floor apartment in full sun on a 95 degree day. We could not have done it without the help of Leigh Ann's friend Courtney. I drank at least a gallon of water, and when I ate salt it tasted like candy. Then I drove the truck back to Spokane, left it in the late dropoff lot, and took the bus home, arriving around 10:30.
Getting through such an epic day was not just hard physically, but mentally. Little things are going to go wrong, and if you get caught up in blame or regret, or if you push harder to try to make up for mistakes, you're going to burn out way before the end of the day. Instead, minute after minute, hour after hour, you have to stay calm and constantly refocus on the present moment.
Are lower class people better at these skills, because of the kind of work they're forced to do? As more of our work is done by machines, will humanity become more neurotic? How do we prevent this? That question is too hard for me to answer, but I'm thinking: designing a good society is not primarily about psychology -- it's entirely about psychology.
July 4. Posting today because I won't be posting tomorrow, and I just want to say the same things I've recently said, in different words. Continuing from yesterday, Michael sends this great video about System 1 vs System 2 thinking: The simple riddle that 50% of Harvard students get wrong. The more I learn about this subject, the more I understand why life is so hard for me. My System 1 is defective. I have to use System 2 for almost everything, which makes me really good at it, but society sees me as a fuckup, and I could never pass a job interview even for a job that's all System 2 thinking, like that proofreading job at Amazon that they gave to some glib charmer whose ass I kicked on the actual proofreading test. We really are living in barbaric times.
I also want to go back to last week's subject. I've been having an email conversation with Anne about "individualism", and wrote this:
That Soccer Assassins article tipped my thinking about the whole individual vs group thing, because it's about how a group can work better if everyone is doing their own thing. But the trick is, they're doing their own thing in service to the group. they're thinking "I want my team to do as well as possible, but I'm not going to trust the coach to tell me what to do, I'm going to figure it out myself in the moment."
Of course this is different from "Collectivism says that society thrives if I trust central planners." But it's also different from "Capitalism says that society thrives if i'm totally selfish."
It's not a middle ground -- it's a whole other angle, difficult for our culture to imagine, something like "cooperative individualism". That's when I realized that people like Ayn Rand ruined "individualism" by tying it to selfishness.
July 3. Busy to Death. It's not a new idea, but for me this is a new way of thinking about it. First:
System 1 is our reactive, speedy response to circumstance decision-making. It is a bias loaded, preprogrammed neural network of pathways that essentially exists so we don't have to think. System 2, however, is when we deeply, slowly consider numerous situations, options, and alternatives when decision making.
And in a culture that values looking busy, people in System 2 mode will appear to be lazy, and will be given work that forces them into System 1. So a culture that values looking busy will undermine itself with bad snap decisions.
Personally, I'm terrible at System 1. That's why I could never get a good job, why I hate driving, why I always get in trouble for being clumsy. My autopilot is somewhere between incompetent and nonexistent, and it makes life in this headlong culture really hard. Hammering my favorite political cause: if we had an unconditional basic income, people who thrive in System 2 could afford to be in it all the time, and make contributions from that space.
Related: Anxiety is the new Depression.
Also related: The refugee funding America's psychedelic renaissance.
June 30. Next week Leigh Ann and I will be renting a truck and moving our big stuff to an apartment in Pullman. She'll be down there and I'll be here for at least two more months fixing up the house and selling stuff. Then we'll be in Pullman for the next three years. It was going to be two years but WSU screwed her on transfer credits. Anyway, if anyone reading this is in Pullman, we need help moving a few heavy things up to our third floor apartment, and I'll give you $20 for maybe half an hour of work. Or if you're in Spokane and want to ride down with me, maybe we can work something out. Email me at ranprieur at gmail. [Update: we have one helper, but another would be nice.]
Music! I try to avoid writing about my favorite band, Big Blood, for the same reason polite parents don't talk about their kids all the time: almost nobody else is interested. But after more than two years, they have a new album. I was afraid they were retired, but they were still recording as prolifically as ever and just taking a break from releasing, so there are three more albums on the way.
Out now, Daughters Union. Their voices are the key to their music: if you hate their voices, you'll never get into it, and if you like their voices, you will discover a vast landscape of strange and varied creativity. My big favorite on the new album is this Troggs cover, Our Love Will Still Be There. Rush fans should check it out because Colleen is totally singing like Geddy Lee. And the prettiest song is another cover, I Have Known Love (Silver Apples). It's so much better than the original that it's almost twice as long and feels shorter. The opening and closing tracks, Blind Owl I and II, are alternate versions of an unearthly vocal collage that I describe on my Big Blood page as "what saintly hillbillies hear when they die."
June 28. This sports article, Soccer Assassins, completes my recent circle of thinking around motivation and collapse. The other day this subreddit post argued that the west is going to fall for the same reason as Communism. Ian Welsh describes it as lazy workers cheating rational central planners, but I'm thinking, the workers have no reason to cheat if they love what they do.
Last weekend we drove down to Pullman, and when we passed some really slow windmills, Leigh Ann said, "Those windmills are lazy!" But it makes almost as little sense to call humans lazy. Even when we seem to be turning under our own power, there is always a deeper wind. People force themselves to do tedious chores because they want money or status, or just because they want to pull their weight on the workplace chain gang.
Anyway, the soccer article contrasts two coaching styles. One is to use physically strong but uncreative players as chesspiece thugs. That wins more games in the short term, but in the long term, the best players and the best teams are built on a foundation of individual skill and improvisation. I'm cautious about the word "individual" because it was ruined by Ayn Rand. But the best human collectives, in sports or whatever, are built out of 1) people with all their quirks 2) with strong fundamental skills 3) making it up on the fly 4) for the good of a local team. A good human society, which is probably thousands of years away, will be a fractal structure that works like that on every scale.
June 26. Too busy to post today, but I did make a quick comment in this interesting subreddit thread about the last two decades and why they don't have clear "personalities" like the previous decades. I don't think this is just our perception. I remember by 1986 it was clear what "the 80's" were all about and obviously the 70's too, but in 2017 I don't have the same kind of sense for anything after around 1997, which is suspiciously right when the internet took off.
June 23. First, some tech. Meet the 89-Year-Old Reinventing the Train in His Backyard. I think the Hyperloop will be too expensive and fiddly to ever be practical, but this guy has a cool idea: instead of hauling around their own propulsion, trains could be pulled by powerful magnets that move in a tube between the tracks.
And some music. My latest obsession is Exuma, a.k.a. Tony McKay, who immigrated at age 17 from the Bahamas to NYC, and made his first albums in 1970. According to that Wikipedia page he has "almost unclassifiable music: a strong mixture of carnival, junkanoo, calypso and ballad." My informal genre tag is voodoo gospel -- although technically Exuma followed Obeah and not Voudon.
His most powerful song is Baal, a primal dirge that makes Screamin' Jay Hawkins sound like children's music. Or compare Damn Fool to CCR. Or compare 22nd Century to David Bowie's Cygnet Committee or Five Years.
June 21. Some readers want to know more about my novel. Sorry, it still needs a lot of rewriting before you'll see any of it, but I should say that I consider this my debut. Back in 2004 I wrote a short novel that is mediocre in every way, except that I learned from Dan Brown how to end every narrative block on a surprise or a cliffhanger.
Wait, isn't Dan Brown a trashy author? Well, he's not a good stylist, but he's a master of the first and most difficult thing a writer has to do: not be boring.
More generally, I don't trust the distinction between high art and trash. Most of the fiction that has stood the test of time was considered trashy in its own time, either because it was too commercial or too weird.
Related: a classic Paul Graham post, Copy What You Like. It hits the same idea from several angles: that what's considered high-quality or important is often a fad, but there is timeless value in following what you love and not caring if it's uncool. "What kind of book do you read and feel sad that there's only half of it left, instead of being impressed that you're half way through? That's what you really like."
I plan to offer ebooks free, and self-publish paper books in a way that doesn't make me any money, because if my income gets any higher I'll be bumped from Obamacare. Anyway, can anyone recommend a good self-publisher? More precisely, all I need is someone to manufacture and distribute the physical book.
Update: I decided I'm jumping the gun talking about publishing options. First I need to finish editing it, and then show it to some people who can tell me, not how good it is, but how popular it's going to be, because I have no idea where it falls on the spectrum from Harry Potter to Peter Ibbetson.
June 19. Earlier this month, if you missed it, rock climber Alex Honnold scaled El Capitan without ropes. This might be the greatest athletic feat of all time. The first thing you need is world class endurance. He climbed 3000 feet in under four hours, and how many people could even climb a 3000 foot flight of stairs in four hours? Then there are the physical rock climbing skills, and then, to do it without safety gear, you need the mental focus to not make any mistakes. I can sort of understand this by thinking about Minesweeper. I'm good enough to solve an expert puzzle in five minutes (if it doesn't require guessing) but then I imagine playing four hours straight, and if I make one mistake, I die.
On top of this, Honnold has a rare brain anomaly that makes him immune to fear. From this article, The Strange Brain of the World's Greatest Solo Climber:
Joseph LeDoux, a neuroscientist at New York University who has been studying the brain's response to threats since the 1980s, tells me he has never heard of any person being born with a normal amygdala -- as Honnold's appears to be -- that shows no sign of activation.This Hacker News comment thread has some great comments about why, exactly, climbers prefer to not use ropes. It's not at all about cheating death or proving how bad-ass you are. It's because, using ropes, almost the whole job is clunky and unsatisfying communication with your climbing partner. Without ropes, it's just you and the rock, and you can get into an extremely rewarding flow state.
June 16. Bunch o' links. I don't follow basketball, but this article, The Warriors Duped The NBA, is a brilliant gem of sports journalism. Using metaphors from Road Runner cartoons, Kyle Wagner describes how the world's best team uses their talent to flout mathematical efficiency and go for style and flair.
Long-time reader Gene has posted some Beginning Rock Guitar videos to YouTube.
Nice practical psychology article, The Benefits of Talking to Yourself.
Fractal planting patterns yield optimal harvests, without central control. This reminds me of an old link that I pulled up the other day to answer a question on the subreddit, arguing that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from nature.
Speaking of nature, I just discovered this happy subreddit: Animals being bros.
June 14. Last night I stumbled to the end of a novel. I started writing it five months ago, but I've only told a few people, because talking about your plans drains motivation. Most of it is still ink on paper, and I need to do lots of fine tuning and work some other things out before I make any of it public.
What I can tell you is how, after years of struggling and failing to produce any fiction (not counting this blog), I finally pulled it together. First, all those years I was doing mental world-building, until I felt glutted with ideas, like a big pile of firewood that will rot as fast as I build it up, so I needed a fire.
Second, "I want to write a novel" is not sufficient motivation to write a novel. I needed creative work by other people, so good that it gave me the hunger to create something that made me feel the same way.
Third, I used a trick that also worked for my old zines: to get off loose leaf pages and write into a bound blank book. It's like there's a part of me that wakes up when I can't take anything back, even if I can still cross things out.
Fourth, pushing age 50, I finally have the emotional intelligence to write adequate characters. But maybe it was the other way around, because as I wrote, I learned from them. The second best thing about writing is reaching into the rabbit-hat of language and somehow pulling out the perfect word, and the best thing is when your characters surprise you.
Finally, I needed the courage to make it up on the fly, because the only thing harder is to plan it out in advance. Picbreeder was a big help in training me to surf the flow of ideas that come from who knows where. Also, weed. Mostly it was homemade cannabutter eaten around midday, on a cycle of 1-3 days on and 2-10 days off. I wrote some of the best bits sober, but whenever I hit a dead end, my old friend Eleven Hydroxy opened doors.
June 12. Autistic Burnout: The Cost of Coping and Passing. It's a bunch of quotations with the general idea that it's harmful for people on the spectrum to try to appear neurotypical.
My first thought is, "neurotypical" is a lie. The way you have to act to pass a job interview, almost nobody is really like that. It reminds me of that Far Side where a field of sheep discover that they're all secretly wolves. How did we get ourselves into this ridiculous ritual of appearing "normal"? Related: Adam Curtis: Learning to Hug.
But then, I'm less normal than most people. I've never been to a professional for a diagnosis, but I know that my mind works best when I can focus intensely on one thing with unlimited time. As soon as I have time constraints, or have to pay attention to multiple things at once, it's hard to not make mistakes. That's why I hate driving. Leigh Ann tells me I should just zone out, but when I zone out around the house I knock stuff over. It seems like everyone else has an "autopilot" that I'm missing, and it's exhausting to be on manual pilot all the time.
June 9. Odds and ends for the weekend. A reader has written a historical/political novel, Duress & Desire.
Fun article: The glass harmonica: the world's most dangerous instrument?
You've probably all heard about the NSA leaker, whose name is Reality Winner. Life is a movie and someone has just looked right in the camera and winked.
Yesterday on the subreddit there was a strange philosophical post asking To what end is nature? There are some answers to this in the thread, but this was my answer:
I've been watching the Planet Earth series, and it's obvious how much better nature is than any world humans have yet created.
So then I wonder, to what end are humans? My guess is, technology will eventually be a new kind of life that supplements nature and makes it even better.
Another guess: this is a prison world in which those in human form are being rehabilitated by those not in human form.
June 7. Taking another crack at Monday's subject: If someone is better than you at anything, there's always a deeper reason. We understand this for intellectual and physical skills, like being good at math or baseball. But our culture thinks differently about emotional skills like courage, kindness, honesty, drive.
This subreddit post mentions a bunch more, taken from this page of 24 character strengths. We imagine that people with these kinds of skills have somehow earned them, when usually they were born with them (or with simpler component skills), or their family helped them develop the skills at such a young age that they don't remember not having them.
Of course you can improve "good person" skills as an adult, but what arcane factor separates someone who does this from someone who doesn't? We imagine that it's just some deeper level of being a good person, and so on, turtles all the way down.
It doesn't occur to us to think of good character as a matter of luck. We actually have a taboo against the idea. That's why the Big Five personality model, which says the traits are mostly fixed for life, won't say that high conscientiousness is better than low conscientiousness, or that low neuroticism is better than high neuroticism -- but those judgments saturate our culture.
On a personal note, it feels liberating to think of character as a matter of luck. For more than 20 years, since I sent my first photocopied zine out for review, strangers have been attacking my character, and I've been doing the most obvious and least effective thing: defending my character. I'm so deficient in wisdom and creativity that it took me 20 years to figure out the better move. There's an old Billy Bragg song with the line "Just because you're better than me, doesn't mean I'm lazy." I always thought it would be more radical the other way around: "Just because I'm lazy doesn't mean you're better than me." But the even more radical move is to concede both points.
June 5. Following a tangent from this question three weeks ago: What are the deep differences between people who are good at life and people who are bad at life? I'm not the best person to answer that, but I'm also not the worst. That would be someone like Elon Musk who has always been successful. Whatever it is that makes someone good at life, for a lucky few it's so intuitive that they're not aware of it and couldn't describe it.
This is true for everything. If you've had to grind through the details of getting good at something, then you can tell others how to do it, but if you can't remember not being there, then you can't see the path.
Also, if you can't remember not being good at something, then it's tempting to dismiss people who are not good at it, to see them as inferior in some absolute way. "Idiot" is a word used by people who take their brainpower for granted. No one who has struggled with low motivation would call someone "lazy". Even people who were born rich tend to believe that money comes from virtue, when they themselves got it through luck.
So as a general rule, talent feeds disparagement and hard-learned skill feeds compassion.
Are there moral talents? There are attributes considered moral by this culture, that are subject to talent. This leads to a weird paradox, where a naturally good person might be less good than a naturally bad person who becomes good.


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