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RABAT-- The Moroccan navy has rescued 59 sub-Saharan African migrants off the Mediterranean sea, the Moroccan army said.
While patrolling the Moroccan territorial waters, navy coast guard assisted the migrants' boat when it was running into trouble off the northern city of Nador, it said.
All the migrants, including 5 women, were brought safely to the port of Nador, the same source noted.
The boat sank right after the rescue operation, it added.
In recent months, Morocco has been witnessing a significant hike in illegal immigration attempts.
The Moroccan government said its security services have thwarted at least 54,000 attempts to smuggle illegal immigrants into Europe in the first eight months of 2018, compared with 39,000 attempts a year earlier.
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Mayor Breed's appeal for brother's release is collision of politics, family and justice
Mayor London Breed picked the right time and the right governor to ask for clemency for her imprisoned brother. The San Francisco mayor said the attorney for brother Napoleon Brown suggested that "Jerry Brown would probably be more open" to the request because it was his last year in office.
After all, at 80, Gov. Jerry Brown has run his last campaign. His successor, fellow Democrat Gavin Newsom, could be looking down the road at how the commutation of a sentence in a crime that cost the life of a 25-year-old woman might be exploited by a future opponent.
But the case for applying now goes deeper than that.
Brown has gone where few politicians dare to venture in taking a chance — both politically and in terms of public safety — in approving pardons and sentence reductions. His record in the past eight years distinguishes him from every other California governor in modern history, including the young Jerry Brown who served from 1975 to 1983.
In his first stint as governor, Brown issued 400 pardons and just one commutation. This time around, he has pardoned 1,100 and commuted 152 sentences.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger pardoned 15 and commuted 10 sentences in his two terms. His predecessor, risk-averse Gray Davis who took pride in his resolute refusal to consider get-out-of-jail pleas, provided none of either.
So Breed would never have a better opportunity to make the case that her brother, who has served about half his 42-year sentence for a 2000 robbery and involuntary manslaughter, received an excessive sentence and deserves another chance at freedom. This governor has shown a willingness to consider the merits without regard to potential public-opinion backlash.
But the request was not without political peril to Breed, as has become apparent in the past few days. She has received legitimate criticism over the way she highlighted her title — "MAYOR LONDON BREED" in block letters at the top of her correspondence to the governor — as well as disclosures that she testified as an alibi witness, claiming she saw her brother sleeping on a couch on the night the robbery went down. Did she exploit her position of power? Did she testify falsely?
"I thought about that," she said of the pros and cons of her involvement. "I said I want to be helpful. Whatever way I could be helpful, that's what I wanted to do. We thought about it, we discussed it, we even weighed it: Should we do this because this could be problematic?"
The decision was that attaching the prefix "Mayor" to her name did not really matter, in her view.
"The fact is, people are going to know: This is your brother," she said. "The question isn't whether it backfires, because it is inevitable. If he (the governor) grants it (clemency), it's going to come out."
I nevertheless think it is naive at best, disingenuous at worst, to contend that the accentuation of her title as mayor of San Francisco would not call extra attention to Napoleon's request for clemency. Those of us who are in positions of influence — whether a judge, elected official or even a more modest perch as a journalist — know better than to invoke our roles in the public trust to gain advantage that would not be available to everyone else.
But Breed argued that she knew that there was a chance her stature as mayor could even work against her and her brother.
"I made the request probably counter to what was best for me politically, because it is there in writing and it is there for the whole world to see," she said. "Once I put it in writing, there it is.
"It's unfortunate that a great position like this (mayor of San Francisco) could be a hindrance to my family. The reason I got into politics and the first place, and doing the work that I've done even before I was an elected official, had everything to do with what happened to my family growing up in the city, and the challenges we experienced."
I can't begrudge Breed for wanting to free her brother, and I respect her putting herself on the line to assure the state that she would help provide the support to allow him to succeed outside the prison walls. Who among us would not do the same for a loved one who had spent two decades behind bars, regardless of the severity of the crime?
As for the alibi that her brother was sleeping on her grandmother's couch in the Western Addition, as our Dec. 21 editorial (full disclosure: I wrote it) concluded, that while her account "sounds suspicious, it is not implausible" considering the amorphous timelines. Official accounts had the robbery in the Marina between midnight and 12:40 a.m.
"I told the police and I told the court what I recall from that night when I was asked," she said. "That's all I did."
I would not pretend to be in a position to determine whether Napoleon Brown, now 46, is fit to return to society. Myriad considerations come into play. How did he perform in prison; should the fact he was caught in possession of heroin last year disqualify him for early release? Has he shown genuine contrition? What is the view of the victim's family? What is the state of his rehabilitation? Was his 42-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter just, considering that convicted murderers often get less time?
These are among the questions a governor must consider.
To his credit, Jerry Brown is willing to take on these tough decisions. The easy way out — see: Gray Davis — is to pretend the justice system always gets it right, and that every inmate who remains in prison, however unfairly, is one less potential Willie Horton to crop up at election time.
London Breed was arguably the toughest-on-crime of the mayoral candidates last year. But she knows the justice system is neither perfect nor colorblind.
"Sadly, there's clearly an issue with the justice system and how oftentimes African American men are disproportionately impacted, especially in regards to sentencing," she said. "I think it's important to really shine a light on this issue."
Even if it means the harsh spotlight turns to her.
John Diaz is The Chronicle's editorial page editor. Email: email@example.com Twitter: @JohnDiazChron


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The Problem with People Fleeing Leftist States By Todd Strandberg A huge shift in the…
By Nathan Warren
"Now when the thousand years have expired, Satan will be released from his prison and will go out to deceive the nations which are in the four corners of the earth…" Revelation 20:7-8. NKJV I've heard it asked numerous times, "Why would God let Satan loose during the time on earth when everything is finally perfect?" Let's ask it another way, within the context of verse 8: Why does God allow (Satan) to be released, and go out to (deceive) the nations at the end of the 1000 year reign? The following is a high-level overview of how to arrive at the solution.
To find the answer, we have to turn all the way back to Genesis chapter 3. Here, we find the first mention of Satan, who purposely goes out to deceive man, or Adam and Eve. God creates Adam and Eve and places them in the middle of paradise. God walks in intimate fellowship with them but gives them choices. Their choice is to continue walking with God, or determine their own path The choice comes with a stern warning of death, but they ultimately choose death over life—weird.
Without plumbing the depths of free-will theology, the reason God gives us choice is because He does not want mindless robots proclaiming their love for Him as a result of His protection and provision. There has to be an alternate, but desirable choice, given to us in order to claim that we truly love God and want to reciprocate His fellowship.
During the 1000 year reign of Christ, a secondary sort of Eden is created, paradise develops on earth as Christ sets His foot down on the Mount of Olives (Zech 14:4). Isaiah 11:6-8 speaks of children leading once ferocious animals—lions, leopards, and bears alongside the animals of prey—goats, sheep and cows. There will be nursing children playing around once venomous snake holes and young children sticking their hands in them.
There will be, it seems, many generations of people born during this time of perfection, and they will only know this reestablished—regenerated paradise. The opportunity to make a valid choice, as was given Adam and Eve, is not presented to millennial generations until the very end when Satan is loosed and goes out to deceive.
Evidently, Satan deceives those people the same way he tempted Eve in Gen 3:5b, "you will be like God…" Revelation 20:9a says "they went up on the breadth of the earth and surrounded the camp of the saints and the beloved city." They were filled with pride, fooled into thinking they could usurp the millennial seat of the government of Christ there in Jerusalem.
Sadly, today is no different. The world is blinded by pride, living in darkness. Yet God has offered life abundantly through His Son, Jesus Christ. "I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live…" (Deut 30:19).


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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
DDW Pic 81. Mission Space
Mission Space
This picture was taken in March of 2008. Mission Space is a very unique thrill ride. It is the only attraction at Walt Disney World that contains vomit bags in front of each seat. There are actually two versions of the ride, and only one uses the spinning centrifuge that puts the "sickness" in motion sickness. Prior to Mission Space, the attraction that occupied this spot was Horizons. As exciting and innovative as Mission Space is, most of us old school Disney fans really miss Horizons.
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GROW La Crosse is a non-profit organization formed by enthusiastic parents and community members who connect children to health food and nature through school gardens and farm experiences.
These amazing individuals guide our organization.
President - Jenny Klein
Jenny's interest in GROW stems from her roles as an educator and mother. There is a large body of evidence suggesting that kids learn most effectively when immersed in rich environments that stimulate their natural curiosity and encourage learning through play and experimentation. Unfortunately, these environments are scarce in traditional school curricula. With over a decade of experience designing active learning environments and an interest in biology, nature, and gardening, Jenny is able to contribute to building these environments in our elementary schools through GROW.
Vice President - Katie Wagoner
Katie is excited to be a part of GROW because GROW's work aligns well with her professional and personal interests. She has her bachelor's degree in nutrition and a master's degree in public health. Katie has been working in health education and nutrition education since 2004. In addition, Katie is excited to be a part of GROW because as a mom of two, she has seen first-hand the importance of teaching children where food comes from and what it takes for food to get to their plate.
Treasurer - Annie Berendes
Annie loves to garden at home and enjoys working with children. She wants to engage the community and enhance education through GROW. Annie is excited to be apart of this team and for the opportunity to learn from each other.
Secretary - Sarah Pember
Sarah's original career path was in elementary education, and taught in Northern and Central Virginia schools, as well as north of Austin, Texas. Now she is a professor of School Health Education and has experience working with teacher candidates and lesson planning.
Other previous jobs have included working as a "Foodie" in a small grocery store, teaching cooking classes for their plant-based eating program and writing a food blog.
Abby Lee
Abby comes with a great passion for connecting children to healthy food and nature. She and her daughter attended GROW's Inspired Little Hands on the Farm. That experience solidified Abby's desire to be involved with GROW on a deeper level. Abby has experience with nonprofits and fundraising.
Grace Janssen
Grace has always been interested in gardening and food sustainability efforts. During her time as an Environmental Conversation Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay she worked with local high school and middle school classes to establish school gardens and helped start a high school youth group dedicated to training participants to be environmental leaders in their community. She views GROW as an extension of these past passion projects and is excited to be involved.
Adrian Lipscombe
Adrian comes with a lot of great experience on food and architecture. She has gained momentum in the food movement as she recently was in New York and hosted the James Beard House's Juneteenth celebration.
Adrian also owns and operates Uptowne Cafe and Bakery on the Northside of La Crosse. She moved here with her family from Austin, Texas in 2017.
Hannah Frey
Hannah is thrilled to be apart of GROW because of her long career as a child educator, camp counselor, and cashier at People's Food Co-op. Hannah has been also working towards a Human Resources degree since 2018. GROW aligns with her goals in one day creating a nonprofit organization for the children in the inner city working with horse equine husbandry.


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December 29, 2003When I first start the truck in the morning the gauge light says on and the needle does not move. After I get on the gas a couple of times it then starts to work. It did this to me a couple of months ago once or twice. Anybody have this problem? Any suggestions?
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August 22, 2012My shop teacher Mr Jimenez has the same truck as me a 04 silverado and his gas gauge is not working. So i told him ill help him out with it. My guess is that the stepper motor went out on it but i could be wrong if it is the stepper im gonna pull his gauge cluster out for him. I have experience with this because my speedo and tack went out and i pulled the cluster out. thanks
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The Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross Vortex
This amazing historical site was built directly into the red rocks and has become a staple of "Must See" sights in Sedona. One of Sedona's earliest landmarks is also one of its most endearing — the Chapel of the Holy Cross, where people of all denominations come to offer their prayers, supplications, and praises--and to marvel at the building's distinctive architecture and the panoramic vistas from its site. The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic chapel built on Coconino National Forest land into the buttes of Sedona, Arizona, run by the Diocese of Phoenix, as a part of St. John Vianney Parish in Sedona. The chapel was built in 18 months at a cost of $300,000 and was completed in 1956 which sits atop a pinnacle 250 feet above the valley floor. The American Institute of Architects gave the Chapel an Award of Honor shortly after completion in 1957. In the sculptor's words, "Though Catholic in faith, as a work of art the Chapel has a universal appeal. Its doors will ever be open to one and all, regardless of creed, that God may come to life in the souls of all men (and women) and be a living reality." [1]
In 2007 the chapel was voted one of the 7 Wonders of Arizona by the Arizona Republic, reflecting the culture and history of the state, from cliff dwellings built in the steep sandstone walls to the chapel built into Sedona's red rocks blending in with its surroundings, looking almost as if it was a natural formation. [2]
The Chapel of the Holy Cross was a gift from Marguerite Brunswig Staude, a sculptress, philanthropist, and devout Catholic, who believed art should be in service of spirit and considered the chapel to be her greatest artistic achievement and the fulfillment of her life's mission. While gazing at the newly completed Empire State Building in 1932, Staude had an epiphany which she saw a cross superimposed on the structure, and thought, "What an idea for a church!" This idea, which seemed to affirmed her belief that churches should speak to the people, would go on to haunt and inspire Staude. "God can be worshipped as a contemporary--bringing him closer to earth and every one of us," she said.
Initially, Staude envisioned the chapel as a modern skyscraper cathedral that would encircle one whole city block. Apparently, early sketches impressed Lloyd Wright, son of the famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, but the drawings were not approved by the archbishop of Los Angeles, her home at the time. A nunnery in Budapest became excited about the design and planned to place the church above the Danube River. World War II aborted those plans. Then both of Staude's parents died in the 1940s. It was her mother's last wish that she leave behind a living spiritual trust. This is when Staude decided to resurrect her idea for a chapel, but this time she envisioned it in Sedona, a place she had come to love. "Our monument would become a chapel dedicated to finding God through art," she said. [3]
In the initial stages of the chapel dream, there was one major glitch in securing the land, "It belonged to the National Forest Service." After several unsuccessful attempts to obtain the land locally through various means, Staude flew to Washington, DC, and met with Senator Barry Goldwater, who records indicate was a personal friend. Staude showed Senator Goldwater her ideas and he caught her enthusiasm, marching Staude to the office of the Secretary of the Interior who granted the necessary permit in 1955.
Mrs. Staude being a good Roman Catholic gave the Chapel of the Holy Cross to the Diocese of Gallup, whose Bishop was Bernard T. Espelage, who then assigned Father John Driscoll as the priest to the then new mission church. The chapel was built during the "hot times" of the Cold War, during which there was a television series called "I Led Three Lives." The main character of the weekly program was a man named Herbert Philbrick, who began each week's episode by saying something like, "My name is Herbert Philbrick, and for 20 years I led three lives. During that time, I was a husband, an American Citizen, and a counterintelligence spy for the FBI."
In a peculiar sort of way, some have said: "Herbert Philbrick's multiple identities is a bit like the Chapel of the Holy Cross, for as it too, has had three very distinct lives."[4]
At the start, for a number of years, the chapel was the parish church for the local Roman Catholic people in the Verde Valley. News stories were written about the chapel in places like Life Magazine, the New York Times, Washington Post, even Arizona Highways did a piece on the chapel in 1957. For the most part, it appears things went along well for a few years at the chapel where priests came and went, the locals attended Mass regularly, tourists visited, so it seemed for a while everything at the site was just fine. Or was it?
A House of Prayer and Worship
In the first year, there were some interesting quotations found in the guest book of the chapel which helps give some insight into what people of the day thought of the chapel. The Christus (See image above) hung in the chapel from 1955 until sometime in the late 1970's. Because of its odd and slim design people in the area began to speak on the impressions the Christus left on them so the very odd looking figure on a cross soon became known as the "Christ of the Atomic Age."
The following are some of those remarks left in the guest book.
- "The Chapel is beautiful. I also think the Crucifix is beautiful as it gives me the feeling of the terrific agony our Lord went through for us."
- "The Corpus denies the resurrection of Our Redeemer. Christ's body was never in such a state of decay."
- "Magnificent in concept and execution. A shrine to live in the heart of the wayfarer as long as the memory of this superb setting lives."
- "The view around is beautiful but not the Chapel. The Cross is atrocious."
In time things began to change at the chapel until one day the chapel stood empty, after the congregation built a new church in town, instead of being "way out there" on the side of a mountain. And so, they did, and the chapel stood empty and for a period of time.
A House of Learning and Leisure
In 1963 a second life for the chapel began to flourish through the work of a Carmelite priest, Father William McNamara. Records indicate Father McNamara spent much of his time on the road giving lectures and conducting retreats until he came across Mrs. Staude during a California lecture who must have taken a liking to the man for soon after the encounter the chapel would be open once again under the banner of "The Spiritual Life Institute."
It appears things went well at the chapel for some time. In 1965 CBS did a television program at the Chapel on Christmas Eve, which was termed a unique Christmas Eve all-color TV program called "Tell It On the Mountain", starring folk singers Chad Mitchell and Judy Collins. By 1968 the chapel became less and less a place where the faithful gathered for worship, and more and more a place where other things happened, instead.
Father McCarthy subsequently later would become the pastor at Saint John Vianny Catholic Church when the end of the second era/life of the chapel took place: then the odd-looking Christ of the Atomic Age was taken down and spirited away one day, never to be seen again.
A House of God Through Art and Gifts
Just before the Christus was destroyed, rumored to of been cut up into pieces, the arms, legs, and head were cut off, put into a vehicle, and the body, legs and arms disposed of somewhere in the desert between Sedona and Los Angeles, someone got the idea to build a gift shop downstairs in the basement. And so, the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross stands today - sanitized and devoid of that odd and to some offensive Christus.
Chapel of the Holy Cross Vortex
Many sacred temples and churches have been built near or on top of powerful vortexes.[5] In fact, it has been a common practice of the Vatican in the past throughout the world to build its churches of Rome directly on top of ancient sites in the attempt to plant its flag on conquest. By building directly on top of sacred locations some of which are considered to be "Gateways to the underworld" the church would then show its dominance and attempt to convert the people in that area.[6]
The Chapel of the Holy Cross Vortex is known for being one of the strongest and most easily felt premier vortexes in all of Sedona.[7] People travel from all over the world to visit.
Archangel of Sedona Vortex
One of the most perplexing UFO sightings to take place in the Sedona/Verde Valley took place on September 2, 1966, when Tony Peluso along with fellow ASU student and friend Dan witnessed strange glowing lights described as Unidentified Flying Objects zipping through the sky above the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross. Decades later one of the men, a retired Army Airborne Lieutenant Colonel who also practiced law for 40 years, decided to write a novel about the experience titled "Archangel of Sedona" after changing names, merged characters and adjusted small details to protect privacy. However, though Archangel of Sedona is a work of fiction, according to the author most of the episodes and vignettes described in the story are completely true and accurate ultimately based on real events.[8]
The fictional story is of someone who's been brought up by the Vatican's Jesuits Order that decides to engulf on a trip out into the wilderness of Arizona with a new army buddy, a guide and a priest, ultimately resulting in a standoff with a heavily armed, highly organized group of possible drug dealers somehow linked to an extra-terrestrial cult hidden somewhere within the Verde Valley. The journey spins a person into one of the regions most mysterious vortexes on location at the site of a world-famous architectural marvel found tucked into the mystical red rock mountains surrounding Sedona, Arizona at the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Taking the reader deeper down into the mystical and sacred underworld waters of the Montezuma Well the tale travels back in time to 1086 A.D. at the upper Verde Valley River. Sinagua shamans are performing ceremonies and secret rites in kivas along Beaver Creek by Montezuma Well. A local spirit was demanding a reckoning from the sinners of the Verde Valley so the region could regain its fragile balance. The shamans had prophesized that the spirit would unleash a dreadful devastation if the Sinaqua people failed to heed their omens.
These people did not practice human sacrifice like the Toltecs from Mesoamerica yet they knew they had to do something radical for penance for sins ultimately to win back the talking spirit's favor. As restitution, the elders select the most beautiful maiden of 15 summers as an offering. The elders planned to lower the drugged girl to the bottom of the sacred sinkhole, adjacent to the ceremonial site, leaving her fate to the spirits. However, the maiden's family so loved the young girl who then attempted a daring rescue literally going to the edge of the underworld at Montezuma Well but were unfortunately too late. The maiden's father cursed the spirits only then to witness a shooting star slowly shot across the sky from the north to the south then a moment later, the star stopped and turned from south, north, then west, and then sped east at unimaginable speeds.
No doubt the author specifically spun a clear message after having had a personal UFO encounter prompting him to create a rather fascinating tale drawing anyone to the fact something paranormal was seen in the sky specifically above the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross. To make the point even more clear the author created pseudo petroglyphs for the book to represent what was witnessed giving rise to the "Schnebley Tank Petroglyph" and legend.
Author Tony Peluso created a fictional novel containing images of ancient petroglyphs found in the region to describe something which really happened while at the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross. The UFO sighting notably became known as the "Archangel of Sedona." (Remarkably the same conclusion has been presented for the Sunset Point UFO.) Thus the Schnebley Tank Petroglyph is not so ancient after all but a modern version using tools of today to present actual events symbolically. Notably modern and pre-historic scribes have been compelled to etch an accurate replication of what has actually been seen in the region. People living in the area in ancient times wanted to leave a clear message to all who happened to look upon the artwork there was something odd taking place in the region. Nevertheless, the image was inspired and created by true events to describe supernatural events ironically also preserved at numerous actual ancient petroglyph sites found throughout the region and seen in the skies today where people are capturing images of these events on cell phones. Clearly, from ancient times into the 60's and beyond into the present there has been "legendary" paranormal activity occurring in the region. The unusual events have caused some people to investigate the source and cause of these supernatural occurrences only to lead them into mysterious vortexes on a few levels like those found in the depths of Montezuma Well rumored to be the gateway to the underworld by the local Native Americans in early history and today long before divers discovered the false bottom.
After researching this chapter, the points I would like to have recalled for the chapters coming up is how Marguerite Brunswig Staude, closely connected to the church, used her influence to somehow get a Senator to take her dream to the office of the Secretary of the Interior who granted the necessary permit in 1955 to build the chapel on National Forest Service land. The Vatican would also use its influence to accomplish the same task on top of Mount Graham years later through local legend Senator John McCain.
Today the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross is visited by all kinds of people from all walks of life. Being one of the main attractions in the area for tourists it's no wonder why the gift shop continues to thrive. Visitors from all over the world have made this a "can't miss" destination in Northern Arizona.
The Chapel has a Prayer Service every Monday at 5:00 pm. There are NO Liturgies at the Chapel. According to Diocesan Policy, all Liturgies are to be celebrated in the parish church. There are NO WEDDINGS held at the Chapel but the view sense removing the Christus is still spectacular! [8]
Could the church be built on top of some type of portal or doorway to the underground? The site is already known to be the premier place for Soul/Astral Travel in the area. If it's up or even perhaps down one would like to go it seems the Sedona Chapel of the Holy Cross is the doorway to accomplish such a task for this legend of the Verde Valley. There is, of course, a reason to have a cross pointing toward the sky in a region having some of the highest recorded paranormal activity. The Cottonwood Vortex (Vortex of the Heavens) clearly show there are doorways in the region where beings travel back and forth just a short distance away.
"Indeed the Verde Valley as a whole has heights and depths most are unaware."
[1] Wikipedia, Chapel of the Holy Cross https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapel_of_the_Holy_Cross_(Sedona,_Arizona)
[2] Arizona's magnificent 7, The Arizona Republic, July. 6, 2007 http://archive.azcentral.com/travel/features/articles/2007/07/06/20070706az7wonders0707.html
[3] Gateway to Sedona: The Chapel of the Holy Cross, Sedona Architectural Landmark http://www.gatewaytosedona.com/the-chapel-of-the-holy-cross-sedona-architectural-landmark
[4] Saint Luke's Church: The 3 lives of the Chapel of the Holy Cross http://www.episcopalnet.org/TRACTS/ThreeLives.html
[5] Of Spirit and Soul: Earth Vortices, Ley Lines and Tectonic Plates http://www.ofspiritandsoul.com/earth%20vortices/vortices.html
[6] Verde Valley Vortex, Facebook video: Timothy Alberino, Gen6 Productions, https://www.facebook.com/296270657183002/videos/1056617031148357/
[7] Center for the New Age, Chapel of the Holy Cross https://sedonanewagestore.com/sedona-visitors/vortex-tours/vortex-locations/chapel-of-the-holy-cross-vortex
[8] ARCHANGEL OF SEDONA, Medium, by Tony Peluso
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Why Boycott Shark Week?
Discovery Communications has twisted and warped the interviews of researchers on sharks since 1987 in order to present them as scary and dangerous, while pretending to be telling the scientific truth.
They themselves laughingly call it "shark porn."
Now we are in the Year of the Shark and once again Discovery will make millions of dollars by casting sharks as monsters in Shark Week 2009.
The new titles are:
BLOOD IN THE WATER (focuses on shark attacks)
DAY OF THE SHARK (focuses on shark attacks)
DEADLY WATERS (focuses on shark attacks)
GREAT WHITE APPETITE (focuses on the most frightening shark species)
SHARKBITE SUMMER (focuses on shark attacks)
As the large species of sharks approach extinction, Discovery's deliberate misrepresentation of them to encourage people to hate and fear them, is a crime against life.
All efforts to reason with those responsible have failed, (see below) so the members of The Shark Group felt obliged to go to the next level of protest.
We wrote the following Manifesto, calling for a global boycott against Shark Week programs, and posted it on the petition site.
To sign, just click on the link at right, "The Link to the Manifesto"
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SAN ANGELO – Aspiring urban farmers can learn everything they need to get off to a good start at the upcoming Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Backyard Basics series this May in San Angelo.
Allison Watkins, AgriLife Extension horticultural agent for Tom Green County, said all classes start at 6:30 p.m. at the Tom Green 4-H Center, 3168 N. U.S. Highway 67.
The sessions are:
— May 1, Vegetable Gardening.
— May 9, Aquaponics.
— May 15, Food Preservation.
— May 22, Fruit Trees.
Watkins said the seminars will provide the information and knowledge necessary to create a productive backyard garden and grow and store fresh food for the family.
"The series will emphasize food production on a small scale and show ways to grow food in an urban landscape," she said. "You don't have to live in the country or have a big plot of land to be productive and grow your own fresh fruit and vegetables," she said. "The series will emphasize food production on a small scale and show ways to grow food in an urban landscape."
Anyone interested can attend any or all four seminars, Watkins said. Individual registration is $10 each for the vegetable and fruit tree session and $20 for the food preservation session. All fees are due upon arrival. The aquaponics session is free.
Prospective attendees should RSVP by calling the AgriLife Extension office in Tom Green County at 325-659-6528 no later than the Friday prior to each program.


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It's one of the most dramatic scenes in the Torah, as amazing as the splitting of the sea.
Imagine the Master of the Universe coming down to Earth in an astounding fireworks display of thunder, lightning and smoke (see Exodus 19 for the exciting details), singling out a ragtag bunch of escaped slaves to receive nothing less than the master plan of the universe: the Torah.
Not to mention the job description as G-d's agents tasked with serving the boss and making the world a better place.
But whereas most Jews know how the sea split and the Israelites crossed over on dry land from years of reading the Passover Haggadah, far fewer realize that the holiday of Shavuot, 50 days later, marks the equally miraculous giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.
But to make sure that the next generation doesn't miss out, Shavuot activities, child-friendly celebrations and books bring to life this 3,300-year-old miracle for you to share with your kids and grandkids.
For Sarah Rabin Spira of Washington, DC, when Shavuot rolls around (this year, it's Saturday night, June 8, lasting two days, through Monday, June 10, and one day in Israel), she pulls pillows and blankets into the center of the living room and spreads out a feast of books for a late-night readathon with her six- and eight-year-olds, often inviting over friends for a pot-luck dinner and plenty of ice-cream as well.
"Several years ago, we hit on the formula of gathering up all their favorite books, especially the Jewish ones — everything they could possibly read in one night — and letting them stay up late," says Spira, who runs the PJ Library (a program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, based in West Springfield, Mass.), and family education and engagement for the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington.
"As parents, we can get behind any holiday where you are encouraged to stay up late, eat dairy and read books. It makes for a special time."
'Laws are a great Jewish innovation'
Shavuot, the "Festival of Weeks" — also called Chag HaKatzir ("Harvest Festival"), Yom HaBikurim ("Day of the First Fruits") or Zeman Matan Torateinu ("The Time of the Giving of Our Torah") — was an agricultural holiday marking the first of the harvest, and the day the Israelites stood at the foot of Mount Sinai and heard the Voice of G-d declaring the Ten Commandments (at least the first two, until we got good and scared and begged Moses to take over for the remaining eight).
Today, Jews around the globe celebrate the momentous experience of revelation in the desert by staying up late (or for the stalwart, all night) learning Torah, and indulging in such dairy delights as cheesecake and blintzes.
In Israel, the traditions include harvest-welcoming festivals and feasting on native fruits. And each year, tradition has it that a farmer will officially present a basket of fruit and vegetable samples to the president.
"It's absolutely my favorite holiday," says Meredith Lewis, director of content, education and family experience for PJ Library.
For one, Shavuot offers parents the chance to explore some deep Jewish concepts with their kids, she says. "What does the idea of bikkurim, first fruits, mean to us in our lives? How does the wisdom and loyalty of Ruth [the book of Ruth is read on the holiday] speak to us today?"
The holiday also represents transitions, she adds, "from school to summer, from being a little kid to a big kid who can stay up and learn with the grownups, and have ideas about what the Ten Commandments mean to them."
When it comes to Shavuot and Torah in general, "I'm a big fan of interactive Torah," says Rabbi David Fohrman, founder of Aleph Beta, a program of animated videos around Torah and Jewish holidays that he describes as "Netflix for Torah."
For Shavuot, the rabbi is hoping that the videos "inspire conversation, which often take a turn you'd never expected."
One of them, "The Hidden Structure of the Ten Commandments," for instance, challenges the student to explore how the first five commandments differ from the last five and what they come to teach us today. (For instance, not coveting might mean not being jealous of someone with a nicer house or more prestigious job.)
Shavuot also gives us an easy entrance "into a discussion of why it's wonderful to have laws, what our world would be like if there were no laws and how they bring us closer to G-d, and what we're supposed to do as Jews in this world to serve G-d and not some human master. Turns out these laws are a great Jewish innovation."
A few Shavuot how-to's for kids
Prepare for some Shavuot fun.
To discover some activities for the holiday, take a look at PJ Library, Chabad.org and My Jewish Learning for a full menu of crafts, recipes and stories designed to bring Shavuot to life for the youngest celebrants.
Stay up late.
For centuries, Jews have learned late into the night in synagogues, homes or community centers for Tikkun Leil Shavuot, the "Repair of Shavuot Night."
It's said that our forebearers overslept the morning they were scheduled to receive the Torah so we're making it for it now.
Another explanation: Digging into the Torah in search of meaning is the best way to honor the gift of it.
Act it out.
Try writing an original skit with the kids (or organizing some improv) around a bunch of Israelites waiting for the Torah, and how it may have felt to suddenly hear the voice of G-d amid the thunder and lightning.
Stand up for Torah.
Go to synagogue the first morning (Sunday). Don't be surprised that everyone stands when the Ten Commandments are read, just at Mount Sinai. An extra treat: Synagogues often serve ice cream at kiddush.
Camp out.
If it was good enough for our ancestors in the wilderness, why not re-enact the adventure with your own backyard campout, weather-permitting? Or just pitch a tent indoors or build one with chairs and blankets.
Invite friends for a sleepover and stay up telling stories, starting with the escape from Egypt and then being given the Ten Commandments.
The 11th commandment.
Thou shalt eat cheesecake and ice-cream (unless you're lactose-intolerant, of course).
There are many possible reasons that Shavuot is the only Jewish holiday with a dairy menu, not the least of which is the Torah calls Israel "the land of milk and honey" and the gematria (numerical value) of the word chalav ("milk") is 40, which is how many days Moses spent on Mount Sinai getting the Torah.
Celebrate the "People of the Book."
There are quite a few inspiring books to choose from, especially for the younger set — starting, of course, with the Torah itself and its exciting description of the revelation on Mount Sinai.
As PJ Library's Lewis puts it:
"Even if children don't get all the complexities, just by feeling the specialness of staying up late, and imagining what it must have been like to stand at that mountain and hear the Ten Commandments all together — that and a piece of cheesecake, and altogether they'll get a sweet taste of what it means, a new family tradition they won't forget."


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20 Highest Paying Computer Science Jobs in 2019
Once in a while, we all think for living life of our dream. Some of us have small items in their bucket list. However, few of us some have a very long list of their dream goals. There are many jobs which can help us aspire for even more so that we can add further in our bucket list. Following are some of the top jobs which can offer you high money values. Here's Highest paying computer science jobs 2019.
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1. Business Analyst
Businesses generally hire IT engineers who can understand their typical database easily and can work upon it to make it more cost effective. They hire someone to analyze data and hand it over to stakeholders. Their role is increasing as businesses have spread from farming to cloud storages. Also doing this job one gets an idea about how things work in the market so that in future they can come up with their own startup ideas if you are interested in this.
Expected Average Salary: $110,000
2. Data scientist
To get into this emerging and blooming field you need to pull up your socks a bit but at the end, you will love the fruit it payback to you. Here you will be testing a dreading a lot of data sheets, applications and will work out on them to give a basic solution to a given advanced problem mathematically or via hard coding. You are always going to like this job once you get used to it. Since its jobs are developing you can grab it easily due to a low number of aspirant as it really requires devotion and dedication towards your job.
Read More: Data Scientist Is the Best Job In America According Glassdoor's 2018 Rankings (Forbes)
Expected Average Salary: $110,000
3. Wireless networking expert
There is no doubt that more and more people are becoming digitized than doing things manually. This, therefore, gives an employer to work with freedom. A person who helps people work on the internet by taking all care of network security come under this category of job. All responsibilities of security concerned are laid on their shoulders and therefore they demands are high in the market.
Expected Average Salary: $110,000
4. Machine learning scientist
This is similar to data scientist. Here machine learning framework is used for statically and analytical study, development and doing advanced mathematical operations. This works for both internal and external clients and is in good demands this day due to bloom in the business field and marketing. You also need to master large data file handling to get into this area of work as it sums up things at the end to deliver something worth to use. Promotion here can be quite frequent depending on the demands of the firm you work for.
You may like: 8 unbelievable things you never knew about AI
Expected Average Salary: $110,000
5. Architects of networking
Coming to the internet which is full of scams and hackers one should be hired to prevent information leaking to other people or hackers which may misuse your personal details. These people offer architecture as to how your network should be designed and interconnected so that no outsider can hack or leak the information to your enemies. In this work, you need to connect various loop without much of the error so that 100% account security is to be promised. This job pays you really high only if you are loyal towards your job because self-respect comes before all.
Expected Average Salary: $100,000
6. Software engineering manager
This is one of the top paying jobs in IT firms because a software engineer is the one who designs, plot and runs program or applications to solve technical problems. In short, it's a skeleton in the field on IT and programming. The engineers are expected to design new solutions to everyday problems faced by users and to provide them with reasonable solutions on a real-time basis. One can regret doing this job as each day is interesting and new to the programmer. Also, the period of promotion is small so you can get easily promoted if you master this field.
Expected Average Salary: $100,000
7. Mobile Application Developer
Each individual has a cell phone to do their daily needs. These requirements are filled up by our mobile apps which are designs and built by the experts to make it user-friendly. For this, you need a good coding background so that you can deal with the various situation in real time. Also, apps always come to your rescue be it in any field so one must try this field out.
Expected Average Salary: $100,000
8. Full stack developer
A web developer who looks for both front display part, as well as back-end part of a website, is called a full stack developer. These are now increasing in demand due to spreading of internet across the globe. They work to make the website look user-friendly. More attractive and fast is your site, the number of visitors you get and that is how things work for you as an employer in this filed. The better the site, the better is your promotion rate. This is easy to grab and better pay scale comes along with this you can complete things on your bucket list.
Expected Average Salary: $ 90,000
9. IS (Information systems) security manager
Everyone expects things to be under security be it at home or on the internet or your personal computers. A security manager deals with all of them by developing and implementing security policies, procedures and protocols so that you have no trouble in your privacy. The information given by you is well encrypted and stored so that only people at this back-end can only look into. This prevents others to see your data's. Highly demanding job in current era due to cyber crimes etc.
RECOMMENDED: 10 Interesting Facts about Ethical Hacking
Expected Average Salary: $90,000
10. DevOps engineers
This is certainly one of the interesting ones to look for because of its requirement and certainty of a job at high pay scale. Expertise in Linus OS, cloud storage, language scripts is some of its demand one must have to work in this area. This job has its own use in many work arenas as this itself develops things so you can use it at many places. Just wanting to have this job you need to have thick skin, tenacity, and presence of mind because you never know how one idea can work for your task.
Expected Average Salary: $87,000
11. Application development manager
for everything we need or require there is an app to do it easily. Wondered how they were designed? When you work in this arena you can develop things which may be of great use to the public because you will be one of the users so you can relate easily with your clients and users. App development is easy and good to go when you take it as starting of your career because you will always learn at each stage of your job here. You need to master android studio or OS whichever you are comfortable with.
Expected Average Salary: $85,000
12. Blockchain developer
Cryptocurrency has become so special and popular only due to blockchain development. The blockchain is like an database. Information is grouped like a block and is like an excel sheet. To get into this one needs to learn dApp. Sound knowledge about shares and market is a must for you to grab this job.
Read More: What is Blockchain?
Expected Average Salary: $80,000
13. Web developer
Every day, hundreds of company bring their offer on the internet for sale purposes as it is one of the easiest ways to have advertisement done in right manner because here the input to output ratio is quite high compared to another job available. Keeping these factors in mind a dealer or a company always look for one who Is good at programming, user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) skills so as to boost their business.
Expected Average Salary: $80,000
14. Video Game Designer
this billion dollar gaming industry has flourished many times in the past decades and its expanding each day due to a change in gaming culture from outdoor games to the indoor digital gaming platform. A game designed with mobile development is a blessing as this adds a tint to your career just like a bonus.
- High-quality graphics.
- Artistic nature
- if it's all that is required to grab the attention of public for marketing and if you can do it well you have your stage owned.
Read More:
- How to be a game developer?
- Top 10 Graphic Designing Software
- How to make android games without coding?
Expected Average Salary: $75,000
15. Cloud engineer
Cloud system engineers are responsible for developing, installing, managing and maintaining IT cloud system being in a cloud environment without disturbing other things on board. These people mainly work for large and big firms or companies such as Amazon web services, Azure and many other popular cloud storage to store data and information safely. Strong understanding of hardware and software, APIs, DevOps, multiple programming language knowledge etc. is required to work in this area.
Expected Average Salary: $75,000
16. Medical survey specialist
One of the biggest concerns in this world is medical issues. Health problems have been a serious concern and people are spending a lot on themselves to stay healthy and fine. Generally, the medical industry hires people with good technical knowledge for designing goods keeping fitness in mind so that the product can be made as per public demand with less toxicity. A person with sound skills regarding herbs and medicinal drugs designing can work in this field. During the survey and diagnosis of medicine designing, graphics and data entry skills will be mandatory, so you should start learning it from now onward. This field not only pays high but also makes you feel good as you contribute to somebody's life directly or indirectly.
Expected Average Salary: $75,000
17. Network administrator
Investing in new computer systems and technologies has increased productivity and demand of network administrators. Online transaction, the smartphone uses, business security all are looked by this employ. The work involves cloud computing skills, networking managing and storage using simplest things that work for the user and sharing the information when in need such as for your tags on Facebook etc.
Expected Average Salary: $60,000
18. QA skilled engineers
Responsibilities of people working in this field are to create test cases to point out problems in any software. This deal with bugs and upon identifying them they eliminate them during product testing in order to ensure that the program works properly and efficiently. Skills required here is Microsoft, Linux, and little of coding to improve on bugs.
Expected Average Salary: $60,000
19. Sale and marketing expert
In this job, you must look on maintaining sales statistics properly. Accuracy matters here as the entire company's profit depends on proper stats and marketing strategy. A little carelessness can lead the industry to a huge downfall. So in this job, one has to have business qualities apart from basic coding knowledge. This will help you work on backup if things go wrong in your marketing planning. You need to be present-minded in this to a great extent as doing marketing is all about mindset and strategies. Opportunities are very high in this area and one does need to put much to grab it.
Expected Average Salary: $65,000
20. Infrastructure architect expert
Data storage in computers and other devices requires chips and other tools for better efficiency. So making the infrastructure of these so that it's cost effective and requires less space is the demand of the hour. To excel in this field one needs to be well equipped with digital designing. Large companies generally look for this aspirant as they are small in number and one can take advantage of this spare quantity as then you will be your own boss designing stuff of your choice. Definitely try this newly emerging field.
Expected Average Salary: $50,000
Be it any job, according to me what matters the most is your own self-interest into it. If you have it in you then no one can stop you from rising high in your life so till then keep coding and learning things to fulfill your dream job.


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I forgot to set my alarm last night. Another firm habit breaks unexpectedly, in this case, at least so far, mostly without consequence. I crashed hard last night, pretty early, and fell asleep without reading (and forgot to meditate). I woke thinking I would be able to go back to sleep. I'm glad I checked the time. The morning has that clumsy surreal feel of a day started slightly at an odd angle to the usual sort of morning. I feel groggy, awkward, and lacking coordination and sense of placement in physical space. I'm already on my second coffee, having done nothing much with the morning so far beside shower and dress… well… mostly dress. I remind myself to finish dressing – preferably before I try to leave for the office.
I run my fingers through tangled hair. I sip my coffee. I listen to the low moan of the early commuter train approaching the platform on the other side of the park. I sigh quietly in the stillness, and in the moment that I recognize how loud that sounds, I also hear the rain tapping the window of my studio, and the chime clanging away in the morning breeze. I take a moment to pause and simply be. I take a moment to let myself begin to really wake up. I poke around in my foggy consciousness, checking off a mental list of the morning "getting ready for work" tasks with care. I pull myself upright in my desk chair, committing to caring for my posture with more attention.
An unexpected yawn splits my face wide open, and just as I am about to laugh imagining that, pain stretches from just above and behind my ear, through the base of my skull and to my neck. Ouch. I gotta get back to the doctor on that one; it continues to worsen, and I am experienced at accommodating pain, and too inclined to overlook it. I remind myself that my life – and my quality of life – matters.
This is a very human sort of morning. A good one for taking care of the woman in the mirror. A good one for taking time to appreciate how very human we each (all) are. My consciousness is still too tender to deal with the news, or the world, and I avert my eyes from social media; it is enough, for now, to deal with this moment right here. Perhaps later today I'll get back to work on changing the world? 😉


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Quietly mentioned in yesterday's press conference about Google's Android update is a new feature that will change the way people use their mobile phones, search deep-linking. With KitKat, Google is applying its world-class crawling and search technology to the content and data within mobile applications. Quoting from the Verge, >A search for a restaurant will offer a link directly to that restaurant page in the OpenTable app if you have it installed, allowing you to set up a reservation.


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By Andrew Blake
WHATEVER the true cause of barley leaf blotch, ELISA testing might help predict it before visible symptoms appear, CSC work suggests.
"We first saw leaf blotch in 1993 and it seems to be more of a problem the further north you go," says the firms John Hughes. "And it doesnt just affect spring varieties. Vertige was really knobbled by it last year."
Mid-June ELISA testing last year on several varieties highlighted a range of results which appeared to mirror eventual blotch levels.
In the north Chariot, the worst hit, registered a reading of 27. In Aberdeen the figure was 15, but was up to 24 a week later when the dull blotch symptoms first showed, he says. By contrast the less affected Optic and Decanter recorded readings of 9 and 6 respectively early on.
By June 21 Vertige was registering 110. "Thats the sort of level we ended up with in some spring varieties," says Mr Hughes.
"It shows we are picking something up, perhaps some resting spore stages, although it is not too specific.
"Leaf blotch is definitely to do with disease. The question is: What allows it to take hold?
"We can get quite high ELISA readings on Prisma, but that doesnt seem to have a detrimental effect, so there is varietal susceptibility."
Triazole fungicides offer some protection, but only up to flag leaf emergence. "The leaf blotch then seems to get the better of them."
Strobilurins do not provide 100% control but seem to do a better job when sprayed early. "Thats possibly because they stop the fungus actually getting into the leaves," Mr Hughes speculates.
Whatever the infection mechanism only Prisma in Black Isle blotch-affected trials last year failed to show a return from using strobilurins instead of a Fortress/Sanction (quinoxyfen/flusilazole) approach.
Pollen acting as an energy source for the fungus may be involved, he believes. Prisma is a relatively close-flowering type. "Is it a co-incidence that the more open-flowering varieties producing the most pollen are the most affected?" *
• Worsens towards north.
• Early ELISA detection.
• Varietal susceptibility.
• Strobs generally useful.
New test looks set to provide early warning of barley leaf blotch, says CSCs John Hughes.


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It's interesting what connects people…I met architect Rikke Jorgenson through a friend in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and we talked about my fieldwork in Rwanda and got to talking about lines and space and light. Tim Ingold's idea about "a world in which everyone and everything consists of interwoven or interconnected lines and lays the foundations for a completely new discipline: the anthropological archaeology of the line."
Rikke, a Fellow at Arts Letters & Numbers in Averill Park, NY, invited me up to share my experiences and fieldwork and a few images from my current exhibit, Reclamation: Twenty Years after the Rwandan Genocide. I arrived on Friday night and was welcomed by the founding director, David Gersten, other Fellows and visiting artists—a creative international mix. Saturday morning, we met in the former textile storehouse now a beautiful open creative space.
Everyone was so generous– giving feedback and ideas. David talked about the transformation of a project, how it can be of a theme and then is something separately.
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Did you hear?... Sugoi held its annual Open House at downtown Vancouver offices and factory
Sugoi held its annual Open House July 26th and 27th at its downtown Vancouver offices and factory. Visitors were asked to make a voluntary donation to the MS Society at the door, with all donations to be matched by Sugoi. By the time the two days were finished, $6,145 had been donated by visitors, making the total to be given to the MS Society of Canada $12,290. Including money raised through the sale of jerseys for MS-150 rides, Sugoi has donated roughly $40,000 (CDN) to North American MS Societies so far in 2002. A big thanks goes to all who generously donated during Sugoi's Open House!


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Yohannes Yetbarek started with AAN as a volunteer in October 2010. He is now a DOJ Accredited Representative and a community liaison. He also provides language support in Tigrinya and Amharic.
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It didn't seem like a wise idea to ask any of the children at my recent screening of Disney's Frozen 2 (out November 22) what they thought of it. So instead I'll just assume that the many giddy shrieks and laughs heard throughout suggest that the little ones for whom this movie—a sequel to the 2013 mega-hit that revived the moribund Disney princess genre and created an earworm for the ages in the power ballad "Let It Go"—was made liked it quite a good deal. Sure, there were a few errant cries for more popcorn rather than more Elsa, and yes some of the wee-est folk had to be carried out by their parents, back into the relative brightness, and thus safety, of the theater lobby. But for the most part, the kids seemed to think Frozen 2 was pretty great—pretty exciting, pretty funny, pretty transporting.
Take their word for it, I suppose. Because, from my sorry adult view, this sequel is entirely unnecessary, except in its duty to serve the needs of capital. Unnecessary isn't always a bad thing; plenty of fun or otherwise enriching stuff doesn't need to exist. But a dire case of cynical sequelitis plagues Frozen 2. The directors—Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck—and writers—Lee and Allison Schroeder—grasp for a new mythos to match the original's, but come up woefully short. In that striving to justify a sequel, the Frozen team is forced to go bigger, grander, more existential, while still keeping things accessible to children. That's a really tough balancing act, one Frozen 2 can't manage. While I admire the movie's attempt to more deeply mine the identities of sister-princesses Anna (sweet, non-magical) and Elsa (restless, can control snow and ice), its discoveries are rushed and are served up half-baked.
As Ralph Breaks the Internet proved quite winningly this time last year, a children's film about one half of a lovable duo leaving the comfort of home to explore the world beyond is a pretty poignant story device. Frozen 2 begins promisingly in that same vein: following the first film's adventure, Anna is content in her Nordic kingdom of Arendelle, hanging out with her sister, her dopey-hunk boyfriend Kristoff, and her magical snowman friend Olaf. Elsa, on the other hand, is feeling an itch. She's being called to by a faraway song only she can hear. She suspects that in following that voice—maybe it's hers?—she may discover where she, so othered by her unique magic abilities, really belongs.
That's the journey of the movie, one towards further growth and self-actualization that will have the many fan theorists out there who've pegged Elsa as a maybe-queer icon just that much more convinced. (For a brief, brief second during the movie I thought Disney might actually confirm—or at least overtly hint at—that supposition in the film. But, no; Anna's boring old straight relationship is the only real romance we get.) Along the way, Frozen 2 issues vague, if important, messages about conservation and environmentalism; about respecting indigenous peoples and cultures; and about how growing up is both scary and exciting, urging that realizing nothing is permanent in this or any world should be an encouragement to embrace the more intangibly lasting things, like love.
That's all nice stuff! And I'm sure some of it will burrow into various kids' brains and become some tiny but crucial part of their worldview. So I'm not trying to rain (snow?) on that lesson-learning parade. From a purely aesthetic point, though, Frozen 2 imparts those themes less than inspiringly. The film's plotting relies on quick realizations and easy fixes. That's not exactly rare in children's entertainment, but there's little effort to even half-disguise Frozen 2's plot developments as organic. The movie hits each beat of its outline without any time or room allowed for a sense of true atmosphere or occasion—or revelation—to sink in.


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Tech Titans Argue About Artificial Intelligence
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg are publicly debating the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Gloomy Gus Elon thinks robots are evil and are going to pull a Dave and kill us all. Pollyanna Mark thinks that robots are our friends and can help us, like Rosie on The Jetsons.
These opposing views of the future of robotics and AI have been fodder for science fiction and dweeb debates since Fritz Lang's Maschinenmensch Maria gave us all heavy metal boners back in the 1920's. The Guardian reports:
The groundwork for the world's nerdiest fight was laid by Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, earlier this month, when he pushed again for the proactive regulation of artificial intelligence because he believes it poses a "fundamental risk to the existence of civilization".
Elon is dead serious about this. For Elon, The Singularity isn't just what you drunkenly slur to the DJ at the club when you want to get down to All The Single Ladies. According to Elon, unregulated AI could really kill us all. As stated in The Guardian, Elon said:
"I keep sounding the alarm bell, but until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don't know how to react, because it seems so ethereal."
Damn, son! What kind of Skynet Galactica nightmares do you be having? I think it's hard for normal people like myself who have seen a lot of killer robutt movies to take this seriously but according to Elon it's a real and imminent threat.
Mark, on the other hand, gladly welcomes our robot overlords. During a recent Facebook live presentation, Mark answered Elon's warnings. According to the Guardian, Mark said:
"I have pretty strong opinions on this. I am optimistic. And I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios – I just, I don't understand it. It's really negative and in some ways I actually think it is pretty irresponsible."
Mark is a big proponent of the possible benefits of AI, especially in the areas of self-driving cars and medical diagnosis. I wonder if Mark has also considered of some other more, shall we say, Westworld-ian applications. I mean, Rosie was pretty fucking hot with her little French Maid's outfit and feather duster. Whoa, somebody better slide some oil to meh!
Elon is still not having any of it and #tooktotwitter (I'm only going to stop if you tell me to stop and maybe not even then) with this response.
I've talked to Mark about this. His understanding of the subject is limited.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 25, 2017
Oh, snap! That's a real shady "stay in your lane, kid." Like I said before, the way AI has been portrayed in popular culture has really got me twisted. One the one hand, I'm not that really that impressed with human intelligence these days and I'd like to give the androids a shot and see what they got for us. But on the other hand, I don't want to live to see the day a robot can sit at a computer (or I guess it will already be a computer, so it would what? Sit and just think things into existence?) and write 500 words about North West's synthetic body's line of beauty products made from human skin. That is a person job and I'm not going to let some infernal robot replace me.
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Women In Fashion: How Eve Denim Reinvents The Blues
The Americana fabric gets a new lease of life.
The Americana fabric gets a new lease of life.
Text: Danielle Combs
It's rare to meet a woman like, Adelaide Bourbon who possesses immense fortitude, all while harnessing her strengths as both an empowered liberated woman and a designer whose creative spirit can transcend and flourish with every design she creates. While Bourbon was Paris-born and New York-raised she decided to house her line, Eve Denim in Los Angeles, with aspirations to revive the classic Americana denim staple using rigid denim that would evolve and manifest into different forms each time a piece was worn.
For Eve Denim, the concept of fast fashion is non-existent, as it should be due to the political climate. By embracing a line made by a woman for a woman speaks volumes about the beauty of a collection that can be lovingly worn and kept for years and years.
To discover more about Adelaide Bourbon and her line Eve Denim read V's latest interview with her below.
What inspired you to start your own denim line?
After tirelessly looking for authentic denim (with little to no stretch) in womenswear, and coming up empty handed. There are currently lines that re-work existing denim into more flattering cuts, but not any which designs vintage fits from scratch, with a feminine aesthetic.
Why did you decide to name your line Eve?
Eve is my sister's name, but it was also to symbolize the original woman and what the intent of this line is—a return to the original and authentic from a woman's point of view.
I started a series on our Instagram account that highlights all the muses Eve Denim turns to season after season for inspiration, such as Margaux Hemingway, Jane Birkin and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, Françoise hardy, called "The Originals". We are all about trailblazers… the original thought, movement, look, which was once a risk and now become the blueprint copied a thousand times over because it is the classic standard. That is how we approach the design of each piece.
Your line focuses on producing timeless pieces by using rigid denim. What drew you to rigid denim as opposed to other types of denim?
Rigid denim is tough enough to stand the test of time, taking on many different lives as it evolves and changes with you. Besides embodying our message aesthetically, it also ethically is the perfect vehicle to another one side of our brand's ethos—very dear to our hearts especially in this political climate—which is to not contribute to the business of fast, disposable fashion. We aim to create garments that you keep for years as you fall in love with them over and over again during their many reincarnations. Our jeans are made with USA spun cotton and proudly manufactured in Los Angeles, insuring an extremely high quality product made fairly and honestly.
You grew up in France and the U.S. How has your background influenced the way you design and helped you in creating a successful fashion business?
I credit my French side for my deep love for all things classic and chic as well as history—resulting in my intense love affair with vintage. I credit my American side with my entrepreneurial spirit and appreciation of a different classic Americana. It's funny, denim is originally from France, the actual word derived from its geographical origin—"de nimes". I didn't realize that until I started the line. I think the balance of these poetic and practical facets are key to establishing a successful fashion business.
How would you describe your aesthetic as a designer and how has that influenced the overall design process of Eve?
It is very instinctual and impulsive. I see a snippet of a movie, a vintage piece, a flash of color, and it turns into something much bigger, it starts with a feeling, and from there, I can spin an entire story.
What type of materials are you currently working with?
Besides denim, I work with a lot of seventies fabrics: corduroy and moleskin in colors are two I am currently obsessed with. I have also added tops this season, both knits and wovens. I am so excited about our western shirt which is offered in both denim and cotton poplin (one for the us and the other tres french).
Do you have any personal favorite items from Eve?
My favorite piece is always and forever the Charlotte, our signature piece. High waisted and wide leg, super flattering cut, with exposed buttons.
It was named after Charlotte Rampling — another one of our perennial muses.
Has your own sense of personal style influenced the way you design?
My personal style does more than influence, it dictates the design of this line. It is a blend of French nostalgia and Americana classics.
As a designer, how do you find new sources of inspiration that enhance your creativity?
Inspiration comes to me in various forms, but I would say the most enriching is travel and making new friends. That is what sparks new ideas, new conversations and people's different point of views and lifestyles. I think it is important to constantly expose yourself to different types of thought. That is the secret to keeping your point of view fresh, and in turn inspires others.
If Eve had a style motto what would it be? And what's the ultimate way to style and wear pieces from the collection?
Our style motto is always: less is more. The ultimate way to style an Eve piece is paired with a white t-shirt, or mariniere, and bold statement jewelry.
How do French women wear denim versus a more American approach?
This is of course a very broad, sweeping generalization, but I would say American women have a comfort level with dressing denim down, androgynously, or pairing a jean with a sneaker. French women inevitably always dress something up. I see it when my friends travel to Paris. There is something about being in that city that automatically makes you break out your sharp dresser. My mother would tell me when packing for summers in France growing up, "you can't dress the way you do here over there." It was always engrained in me and now I just see that there is an unspoken dress code that everyone adheres to when there.
How do you see Eve Denim evolving and what is the next step for you as a designer?
I am really happy with where Eve is today, and I want to keep growing the categories that are already established. I keep having men ask me when the menswear is launching, lamenting that they don't have a line that does this for them, but it is very important to me, and for the brand's identity that is stays focused on women. I think it is a huge part of the story that I am excited to keep writing.


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Queensland Wind and Brass is currently on a break due to the Covid19 coronavirus. We will be back later in the year. In the mean time, recordings of our most recent concert are below.
Queensland Wind and Brass is welcoming applications for players in 2020, in particular for percussionists, tuba, bassoon and oboe players. More information is available on our Membership Information page.


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Fives and MACAUTO sign an industrial partnership for the construction of the first 10 Hives
Fives is associated with the company MACAUTO for the supply of industrial "Hives" for storage and recharging of electric cars.
Fives is associated with the company MACAUTO for the supply of industrial "Hives" for storage and recharging of electric cars.
The innovative system MACAUTO consists in the realization of urban transport infrastructure, known as "Hives", established in urban agglomerations of more than 100,000 inhabitants. Positioned closer to transport needs, near airports, railway stations, city centers, ports, administrative and shopping centers, business districts, hospitals and universities, these hives optimize the organization of electric vehicles fleets' mobility. 22 meters high, each hive can charge up to 75 electric vehicles.
Within this partnership, Fives through its Automation activity, as an industrial partner, will provide the design, supply and mounting of a mechanical assembly for distributing and recharging electric cars (conveyor systems like roller tables, lifting sections, transfer trays, etc.).
During the COP21 exhibition that took place in Paris from 4th to 10th of December 2015, Fives and MACAUTO showcased, at the VIVAPOLIS booth at the Grand Palais, the first physical model of a hive and a digital model of the entire system.
The hives system will be developed in France and abroad. This is a new innovative business model that will lead to the much-awaited industrial boom for the urban electric vehicle of the future.