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Revolution, Change, Upheavals, REBIRTHSubmitted by SophiaH on Thu, 06/28/2012 - 08:50
This is not your pappas revolution:
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We enter the astrological month of Gemini held in the energy of a Solar Eclipse and with Venus retrograde and preparing for a Venus Transit on June 5. These powerful events are cast upon the backdrop of what must be described as a formidable alignment between the Great Awakener, Uranus, and the Lord of Regeneration, Pluto.
Uranus and Pluto have been dancing in relationship with one another since last summer, when Uranus turned retrograde within a degree and a half of a square (a 90 degree relationship) to Pluto. These two stayed within two degrees of this square through mid September, 2011. They have come back into this relationship with one another again and will remain in close relationship to each other for the next three years.
Uranus is life force energy, undeniable and powerful. Uranus is the instinct toward life that overcomes a chick inside an egg when it begins to peck its way out of the confinement and protection of the shell. Uranus is present in the birth process of all beings as the contractions begin and the new-born being is expelled from the womb.
The energy of Uranus can be experienced as destructive. Uranus has long been associated with unpredictable events, such as earthquakes and sudden accidents. ( Uranus if the ultimate revolution creator S )
At these times, we humans must search for the gift in the disaster in order to access the new energy inherent in the archetype of Uranus. Whenever form has become rigid, Uranus appears, ready to break through whatever it is that is blocking the expression of new life.
Pluto is the Lord of the Underworld, the god of Death and Rebirth.
Out of death new life is born - life which must inevitably feed death. This is the essential story of our planet, the gears which move us forward through the eternal spiral of transformation and change and Pluto is the archetypal representation of this primal truth.
A transit between these two is always powerful, and to have them in relationship with one another for such a long time - nearly four years - is notable to say the least.
These two giants of the astrological realm are now back in close alignment with one another and will come into the first of seven exact squares on June 24.
Because of the movement of the Earth and Moon in their respective orbits, Solar and Lunar Eclipses always come in pairs and - more rarely - in threes. Sometimes the Lunar Eclipse comes first.
This time, a Solar Eclipse led the way on May 20 followed by a partial Lunar Eclipse on June 4.
Eclipses represent transition with the time between the Solar and Lunar Eclipse being a sort of birth canal as we move from one phase to the next.
Our birth - or re-entry - is particularly emphasized as Neptune, the planet most associated with imagination, intuition and illumination. Netpune turns retrograde the same day as the partial Lunar Eclipse (June 4). The next day, Venus will experience a rare astronomical event called a Venus Transit.
Venus Transits occur in pairs, once every 243 years.
This one, on June 5, is the second in the pair, the first having occurred in 2004.
Venus Transits are similar to a Solar Eclipse in that Venus will pass between the Earth and the Sun, thereby blocking a small portion of the Sun to our view. This Venus Transit, coming on the heels of the Annular Solar Eclipse on May 20 and the partial Lunar Eclipse on June 4, indicates that we are at a powerful crossroads on our journey.
A hint of the deeper meaning of this journey can be found by examining the present retrograde transit of Venus. Venus turned retrograde at the 24th degree of Gemini on May 15 and will turn direct on June 27. Mars turned retrograde at the 24th degree of Virgo in January, exactly 90 degrees apart from the point where Venus has begun her retrograde journey. Retrograde periods provide us with the opportunity to go inward and explore the deeper meaning represented by a particular archetype. The retrograde period of Mars (from January 23 through April 13) supported us in exploring the question of right action.
This retrograde period of Venus presents us with a crucial question, both for us individually as well as members of a collective - what is it that we most value and love?
Venus has long been astrologically associated with love of all types - erotic love, platonic love and friendship, the experiences of life we most value, and the healing power of feminine compassion.
Her Egyptian counterpart, Isis, is the Queen of Heaven and the Egyptian archetype of the Divine Mother.
We are entering another period of intense challenge on our planet - as described by the long lasting square between Uranus and Pluro - and this cosmic emphasis on Venus, the Divine Feminine, tells us where to focus our attention.
We must first ask ourselves this simple question - "what is it that I most love?" - and then open our hearts.
Once we feel connected to that which we love, we must open our hearts even more, and love even more.
Venus is strong and present in the energy of our planet at this time, reminding us that we are all held in the love of the Divine Feminine.
This is the revolution the Universe is scripting for us.
If we can let go of outdated beliefs in a god of dominant culture who is rooted in WAR and TRYANNY we become the midwives delivering the new Golden Age.
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
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Can you post (if you know) what the astrological allignment was
during both july 4 1776 and April 19, 1775(the first actual battle of the Revolution.)
Please state what role Valkyries play...
... in your pantheon.
Interested. Thanks!
again;search is just a clik away
Please state what role Valkyries play...
I am not here to " STATE WHAT ROLE.." ANY ENTITY PLAYS in
"my" pantheon
try baiting someone who still believes they have to respond to those who make demands for ''state what role..." or "state what I can turn into a 20 page thread of rhetoric to display my own beliefs as proving you are in idiot "
search is one clik away
FBI_Exposer Ω™
you can type in any word you wish to research into a box
and bit clik
but the u do know that but really are showing your
desperation to BAIT me
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
I was just asking you what your beliefs are.
I wasn't baiting. Sheesh!
In Love
It seems I read somewhere on wiki that Lucifer, the light bringer, has something to do with Venus and it reminded me of this passage in the Bible:
Isaiah 14:12 How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!13 For thou hast said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north: 14 I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High.15 Yet thou shalt be brought down to hell, to the sides of the pit.
I am thinking we better be careful to love what is worthy of love:
Matthew 22:37 Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. 38 This is the first and great commandment. 39 And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt lovethy neighbour as thyself. 40 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.
It seems to me if we were just able to love God and love people everything would be as it should be.
And that quote from Matthew agrees with the Pagan creed to love and revere all of nature and the people.
"And it harm none, do what thou will" Pagans and Christians are not so far removed from each other if you look closely at the practices.
Blessings )o(
Pagans systematically murder people...
...in a highly efficient and mechanized fashion.
Where and when ?
There are historical records for what has been done to PAGANS
over many centuries by xians . See here:
Posted by Alkman at Saturday,
August 12, 2006
The reign of the Frankish king and later,
Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne is
often viewed as one of the milestones in the establishment of European Christian civilization. In recent times, with the increasing strength of pan-European institutions in the framework of the European Union, Charlemagne is seen as an early herald of European unity. His rule is often praised as a " Carolingian renaissance" for fostering great accomplishments in arts and learning, in partnership with the institutions of the Christian church. There are, however, other dimensions of Charlemagne's reign which are less often discussed, because they do not fit well with the pleasing image of a wise,
benevolent monarch in whose name religion and culture flourished.
Consider Charlemagne's war against the Saxons.
This was a series of fierce conflicts from 772 to 804, for some 32 years, with numerous treaties and truces that inevitably gave way to further battle. In the biography of Charlemagne produced by the court official Einhard in about the year 830,it is stated that the war was undertaken by Charlemagne to put an end to the incessant raiding and other misdeeds of the Saxons on the borderlands of the Frankish kingdom. Einhard would therefore have us believe that
this was a purely defensive war, but it is obvious that Charlemagne had territorial ambitions that were far more imperial than defensive.
Einhard also informs us that Charlemagne was dead set on the conversion of the Saxons to Christianity.
He notes at one point that " the war could have been brought to a more rapid conclusion, had it not been for the faithlessness of the Saxons." According to Einhard, the Saxons' continuing refusal to fully accept the Christian religion and, in Einhard's phrase, " abandon their devil worship," was the main factor prolonging the state of war. From Einhard's Christian-privileging perspective, the Saxons were stubborn, deceitful infidels, whose unchristian ways fully justified the use of massive force against them.
However, if we consider the situation from the point of view of the Pagan Saxons, it takes on a quite different aspect. From this perspective, the Franks, and especially their king Charles, were warrior-fanatics with a relentless desire to impose their religion on the Saxons.
Whatever else might be said against the Saxons, there is no indication that they were trying to force their religion on the Franks.
If we take seriously that the Saxons had their own religious traditions which they were trying to preserve from the Frankish onslaught, then their sustained refusal to accept a foreign religion being imposed on them by force takes on a very different aspect from that suggested by Einhard.
It is not stubbornness or deceit, but steadfast piety and the willingness to give their lives to defend their own faith.
From the Pagan perspective, there is also reason to be skeptical of Einhard's insistence that the Franks' war against the Saxons was merely a necessary response to Saxon banditry and raiding.
Though this was an age rife with such behavior, there are other factors to consider. Long before the onset of Charlemagne's campaigns against the Saxons, Christian missionaries had become active in the lands of the Saxons and other Germanic peoples.
When gentle methods such as preaching and reasoning failed to convince Germanic Pagans to abandon their ancestral traditions, these missionaries often resorted to more forceful methods. The Anglo-Saxon missionary Boniface chopped down a sacred oak tree in the village of Geimar, in the region of Hessia, in order to demonstrate the superiority of the Christian god to the Pagan god associated with the oak.
That was our IRMUNSUL. Like the torah scrolls to a synagogue!
After this act of destruction, Boniface confiscated the wood from the fallen sacred oak to use in building Christian churches, as if to add insult to injury.
Such desecration and destruction of Pagan sacred sites and objects became an accepted missionary practice in this period, one which Charlemagne himself used to inaugurate his hostilities against the Saxons.
This happened in 872, when Charlemagne's army invaded a Saxon town on the river Drimel and hacked to pieces a sacred wooden pillar, apparently a decorated tree-trunk, known as the Irminsul, which was highly venerated in the religious observances of the Saxons as a representation of the worldtree. 8
With this attack on one of the holiest Saxons sites, Charlemagne left no doubt as to his intention to use military force to obliterate the Saxons' religion, as well as to conquer
their lands.
Charlemagne's destruction of the world-tree proved to be an apt metaphor for his wholesale devastation of Saxon people, property, society and culture over the next 32 years.
This attack on highly sacred sites and objects must have aroused the most powerful feelings of shock and outrage among the Saxons and possibly other Pagan peoples as well, perhaps not unlike the recent attack on the World Trade Center in New York.
Christian sources such as saints' lives and missionary correspondence routinely claim that such acts of destruction were highly successful in gaining converts to Christianity.
This supposed success is explained with rather curious logic. The missionaries believed that their ability to destroy Pagan objects without incurring the wrath of the Pagan deities proved the nonexistence of the Pagan gods and, by extension, the total absurdity of the religion.
These authors never ask themselves whether the same might not apply to their own religion, that is, if the merits of the Christian faith would be disproven by God's refusal to forcefully respond to the burning down of a church or the cutting in half of a crucifix.
At any rate, the same sources which boast of missionary successes through such acts of religious terrorism as the Irminsul destruction cannot hide the facts of massive retaliation by the Saxons and other peoples when their sacred traditions were threatened by Christian attacks.
The Saxons repeatedly attacked and burned Christian churches;often carrying off their treasures in much the same way as Boniface had carted away the wood from the sacred oak at Geismar.
In a letter of 755 to Pope Stephen III, Boniface apologizes for a delay in writing because he has been busy restoring 30 churches plundered and burned by Pagan rebels.
Above all, the bare fact that Charlemagne's destruction of the Irminsul ushered in thirty-odd years of warfare before the Saxons would surrender to Charlemagne and accept the religion of the Franks underlines that such actions were as likely to incite resistance as win converts.
Although one would expect 32 years of war and destruction to produce an abundance of violence and bloodshed, there is one particular action of Charlemagne's which stands out for its excessive cruelty.
On one horrific day in 782, Charlemagne had more than 4,000 Saxons beheaded for rebelling against Frankish rule and resuming the practice of their traditional Pagan religion, after having previously signed a treaty agreeing to accept Christianity and Frankish domination.
Such harsh measures did not end with the final surrender of the Saxons in 804.
Charlemagne imposed stringent conditions of surrender upon the Saxons that prescribed capital punishment for a wide range of offenses, including many which were religious in nature.
Anyone who stole from a church, ate meat during the Christian fast of Lent,remained a Pagan and refused to undergo baptism, or engaged in a conspiracy of Pagans against Christians was to receive the death penalty. At the same time, Saxons were required to provide labor, food and other support to churches and priests.
Looking at this from the Christian point of view, there is some discomfort at the harshness of the measures employed by Charlemagne, but there is no doubt about the rightness of his ultimate goal, the Christianization of the Saxons as part of the larger project of uniting Europe in a Christian empire.
Charlemagne's cruelty and intolerance in the war against the Saxons have never detracted from his popular image as a wise and benevolent sovereign. Such actions also appear to cause no concern to those people in the present day who see Charlemagne as an attractive symbol of European unity.
If we take the Pagan point of view, however,Charlemagne appears to be the exemplar of nothing so much as religious intolerance, persecution and imperialism, the forefather not of European unity, but of some of the most problematic and shameful tendencies in European history.
Charlemagne's war against the Saxons set the tone for such highpoints of European civilization as the Crusades and the Inquisition, and paved the way for the religious wars, persecutions and pogroms of the future.
From the Pagan point of view, we can ask what might have happened if
Charlemagne had chosen a different path.
What if he had pursued a policy of religious tolerance instead of religious persecution?
What if he had offered the Saxons the option to join his empire without giving up their ancestral traditions?
Perhaps 32 years of war could have been avoided, and the stage set for a European civilization of tolerance and pluralism, rather than one of intolerance and fanaticism.
If Charlemagne had chosen a different path, perhaps he really would be an appropriate hero and symbol for our time.
much more:
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
How so? And please cite your source for that statement. Thanks.
Blessings )o(
The Aztecs
The Mayans
The Thule Society
They did sacrifice human beings. However, the Judeo-Christian-Islamic religions are equally as guilty of practicing wide scale death. Many were intentionally killed during the Inquisition, the Crusades, the Conquest of the Americas, and currently in the Middle East. What I see is a common characteristic that belongs to all Men of killing those they don't agree with in the name of their respective Gods. This urge to kill or rather to extinguish lives that don't fit our own paradigm is one of the greatest flaws in Mankind, IMO. Its a flaw that all religions need to address and remedy.
Blessings )o(
This is true
It was not in bold because ot was not the point of the original post, however, it did say of Charlemain: "this was a purely defensive war".
An attorney once explained something to me by showing me a picture of a baby deer grazing. He asked, "What do you see?" I said, "Bambi". Then he asked, "What if your Bambi was eating your crops, all your food for your family? What would you see?"
The fact is, pagan life was,"each man for himself", and because they did not work with each other to build, but only to sustain, they did rob from those who had planted crops, took their children, and committed human sacrifice. Many Saints, especially Quadelupe, is credited with stopping human sacrifice.
pagan life was,"each man for himself",
thanks for this clear display that you know naught of
Pagan Life in Europe
The Euro system was built of TRIBES and co operation or the could not have survived and built great cities and traded across the
Before you make such statements about Pagans you need to get up to speed on what the various Tribes were really like and how they worked together and built treaties and trade among themselves
Why not address what the xians have done to all aboriginal people all over the world? mmm? on every continent.
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
Tribes, that were still, "Each man for himself"
Did you know that women picked the Cheif? Tribal councils are not corporate, and it's not about being on a team. In some tribes, your birthday gave you your job for life, in others, you were subject to what the Shaman prescribed, who had council for individuals, not "the tribe".
My Father taught me how to hunt, fish, repel, climb, walk, swim and learn to talk to nature, to learn how to listen to the elements and communicate with animals, and that life is survival of the fitest, and animals serve us by choice, including when we eat them. We ate allot of meat when I was growing up, as vegetables were for lesser beings and blood was what enriched life, gave us life.
He also taught me how to fight, because fighting for your life was an everyday thing, and perhaps why he and so many Native Americans LOVE the military and are so good at it.
Peace is for death and death is rebirth.
Great description ...
for how Pagan philosophy plays out in this 'modern' world
what a great father you have enjoyed and wonderful growing up learning NATURE up close.
Thanks for your post The Granger .
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
where is youre source
other than xian scribes or missionaries
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
This was asked of FBI exposer
sorry for any confusion
what the religious know of Pagans which vary like the rainbow
across history is ONLY what those owned scribes were told to write for posterity
any and all views of Pagans were obliberated by those missionaries for christ
so the CONQUERORS re wrote all our history as they are still doing in lands across this globe
their payday will be horrendous
life is like a boomerang
A Universal Law no mans RELIGION can change.
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
Traveling and going to museums for one
Having a Pagan Father who taught me about his Native American heritage, and had great appreciation for all Pagan/ Tribal peoples, and was the one who took me to the museums, to teach me about Greek, Celtic, and other Pagan religions besides his own spiritual beliefs. And my own interest in Scott Cunningham, Susan Weed, WICCA, Isis, Goddess worship, and "Pseudo Sciences".
When I was a baby, my Father was on a tour of duty, one of many in his lifer carreer in the USN, my Mother had me baptised as a Catholic (She was not Catholic, her sister in law conveinced her it was the right thing to do for me, and I was severly punished for that by him, as he loathed organized religion. While I have much to apprecaite from him, his hatred for Christianity prevented me from exploring it openly. After he died, I went into the Catholic Church to see what my bapitism was all about.
"Catholic" means Universal, and I found the, "Catechism of The Catholic Church", one of the most profound books I have ever read. I was confirmed a Catholic just over a year ago after a year of Rites Inniation Catholic Adults, and I Adore it. It is the most satisfying religious and spiritual experience I have ever had. I especially enjoy hearing and learning about people from all over the world who became Catholics. The USA is not a Catholic Nation, and while Catholics are Christians, Christians are not Catholic. Catholicism is universal because it makes Saints as laisions to Pagan heros. It very interesting and beautiful.
Ad Majoram Dei Gloriae
For the Greater Glory of God, my brother!
Praise be Glory to God
Hosanna in the highest! My Sister! (or is that me? Sister I am. and brother art thou?)
This is true
not all were Pagan
communists are not and never were Pagan duh !
Myans and Aztecs had nothing to do with Euro Pagan Tribes
Their ancestry was cannibalistic
and the THULE Society never committed any slaughters
anywhere, anytime
if you THINK so please post your source
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.
Wannsee Konferenz.
Please state which members of that Conference were not members of Thule.
It is YOUR claim so its up to you to prove
The question is where did you find a source to say the Thule
Society murdered people ?
Prove who was a member of Thule at Wansee.
Prove any Thule Memebers ever did slaughters.
dont make claims then tell others to prove them for you
Pagans are tolerant by NATURE.


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It's all about the water in your head
Lost your car? This might help. Just "do the damned experiment".
Newtown's Adam Lanza and Missed Opportunities
Connecticut's Office of The Child Advocate Releases Report on Sandy Hook Shootings "Newtown shooter Adam Lanza was an isolated young man with deteriorating mental health and a fascination for mass violence whose problems were not ignored but misunderstood and mistreated, according to a report released Friday by a Connecticut state agency." [more inside]
The Cloud Colonies of Venus
While talk of a moonbase or terraforming Mars has tended to dominate the discussion for the first step in human colonization of the solar system, another possibility exists: floating habitats above the cloud tops of Venus. [more inside]
Below the Row
Underneath Savile Row, the home of British bespoke tailoring, work goes on that is seldom seen by those that walk along the street. James, apprentice coatmaker and Paul, his master, encapsulate a life dedicated to craft and precision. (SLVimeo)
Who lives in the year Three-ee Thousand A.D.?
On December 31, 1999, a fast-food employee was cryogenically frozen, waking up centuries later to find himself in a bewildering future. This is his story. (SLYT)
What Wikipedia Taught Me About My Grandfather
To me Frederic M. Richards was Grandpa Freddy, a jolly man who always wore a silly brown jacket with elbow patches, who delighted in showing me how to spin the lazy Susan at the breakfast table, who insisted I help him move a one-ton rock up his path, who challenged me to fruit-eating contests. To his parents and siblings he was the weird youngest son. To a generation of biophysicists he was, apparently, a defining thinker.Thanks to Wikipedia and the tireless efforts of one 73 year old volunteer, Ben Lillie discovers his grandfather could've won a Nobel Prize.
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Sunday Reading
On Sundays, The New Inquiry publishes Sunday Reading, a collection of links with minimal context and maximal depth [more inside]
16,000 amphetamine-fueled, stream-of-consciousness words
"It was the greatest piece of writing I ever saw, better'n anybody in America, or at least enough to make Melville, Twain, Dreiser, Wolfe, I dunno who, spin in their graves." After reading Neal Cassady's 16,000 word letter, Jack Kerouac threw out his draft of On the Road and started over, in the style he's now famous for. Ginsberg took the letter and lost it. Kerouac thought it had fallen over the side of a house boat. But now the Joan Anderson letter has been found. [more inside]
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"Get Me Off Your Fucking Mailing List" is an actual science paper accepted by a journal. Original Source.
We're hurting innocent people...but we're helping the economy
Magical Contamination
Seashells? Distant planets? Beautiful mold.
Undelicious Donut Holes
Many people have discussed discussed the Bir Tawil trapezoid before, a piece of land unclaimed by either Sudan and Egypt, because both would rather possess the disputed (and more fertile) Hala'ib triangle. [more inside]
Turkey, Pie, Football, Costumes and Trick-or-Treat! Wait.
Halloween and Thanksgiving are two of the slipperiest holidays in the American tradition. Costumed masquerading and trick-or-treating used to happen on Thanksgiving, while Halloween was mostly devoted to vandalism. As Americans did they best to stamp out the vandalism, they also cleaned up the unruly traditions of Turkey Day, banishing the Thanksgiving Ragamuffins to October. [more inside]
The caudate nucleus
What goes on in the brains of simultaneous interpreters. Miles told me about an agricultural meeting at which delegates discussed frozen bull's semen; a French interpreter translated this as "matelot congelés", or 'deep-frozen sailors'. (via) [more inside]
So many subtle ways to be human, and so many subtle ways to be wrong.
Tor.com presents Max Gladstone's A Kiss With Teeth, in which an ancient evil settles down and tries out middle-class married life.
Shepherded, lovingly but firmly, away from harmful things like airlocks.
Tropical Islands is the mother of all water parks, built inside one of the world's largest buildings, with a separate play area for the kinder while the teens and adults discreetly down their pina coladas or Erdinger weissbiers in the thatch-roofed bars overlooking the beach. It's safe, and clean, and organized and curated and manicured to within an inch of its life. It's got that Malaysian high concept futurist vibe going, combined with German thoroughness and attention to detail, for an experience that's pretty much what you'd expect if Disneyworld opened a park in Singapore, only with fewer dire declarations of death to drug smugglers. It is in short thoroughly enjoyable if you're in Berlin and for some reason decide you want a relaxing tropical beach-side day out in an environment that's barely less artificial than an L5 space colony.
No Cure, No Pay
Marine salvage master Captain Nick Sloane is the man to call when your cruise ship or supertanker founders at sea. "Sloane had a six-man team. They found the Ikan Tanda lying broadside to the weather about two miles offshore. It was rolling heavily and was being swept by seas so large that the entire deck was going under, and waves were bursting over the top of the superstructure. The waves were running 14 seconds apart, an interval just large enough to allow each member of the team, in helmet and life vest, to be winched down onto the deck and take cover. They landed on one of the massive cargo hatches, unhooked from the harness, rolled to the edge, and dropped down to the side deck to crouch behind a coaming—the raised steel perimeter around a cargo hatch—just as the next wave swept across."
They tell us dragons can be beaten: continuing relevance of fairy tales
Neil Gaiman: Why Disney's Sleeping Beauty doesn't work (Gaby Wood for The Guardian):
"I feel like some kind of alchemist," Gaiman suggests. "I have to go to the cupboard and take one ounce of Snow White and two ounces of Sleeping Beauty, and heat the Sleeping Beauty and froth the Snow White and mix them together: it's kind of like fusion cuisine. It tastes like both of them but it's actually a new dish."
Are fairy tales back in fashion? Certainly, the recent success of Disney's films Frozen and Maleficent seems to point to something. But most of the fairy tales we know have come to us via 17th century France or 19th century Germany, and have since been subject to so many retellings and rebellions that trends are difficult to map.
Portraits of love and sex in the 21st century
Everybody Sexts is collection of nude images (re-imagined as illustrations) that people sent via their phone, accompanied by the story and reasons why such explicit photos were sent.
Man in black shirt is playing guitar
Deep Visual-Semantic Alignments for Generating Image Descriptions. A model that generates free-form natural language descriptions of image regions. Holy crap.
A picture is made of a thousand notes
"Cymatics is the science of visualizing audio frequencies." [more inside]
"I have decided you are in a goofy state of mind."
"Martha Gellhorn's pen pals included Eleanor Roosevelt, Maxwell Perkins, H.G. Wells, her husband (later, ex-) Ernest Hemingway, and Peggy Schutze, my maternal grandmother." Author Amy Shearn shares some of the letters her grandmother received from legendary war correspondent Martha Gellhorn with the hope that, "if I studied Martha, the writer who wanted to be a mother, and Peggy, the mother who wanted to be a writer, some golden mean would eventually present itself."
Unpublished Coffee Table Books
Over the years I have taken countless photos perhaps under the deluded belief that if I don't visually document everything then those very things won't exist because I have a magic camera and enchanted iPhone. Or maybe because I just like to take pictures. Either way, it has resulted in me having an untold number of images that I have time and time again organized into coffee table books that remain unpublished because of The Man (or because my own publisher wishes to remain profitable).[more inside]
Shark Cats, portraits of terror
"It was a normal day when I grabbed my sketchpad and began to doodle. What came out was little scribbles of a horrible little creature: the Shark Cat. The initial design was based on the thresher shark. I found that the short face and extremely large eyes worked well with the cat aesthetic. However, as I kept sketching, I noticed that almost any shark species could be adapted." Shark Cats, portraits of terror, by concept artist/illustrator Brynn Metheney, who has more work on her Instagram account. (Not to be confused with the cat in a shark costume on a Roomba, previously).
Caring for monkeys pays better than caring for children
"Childcare providers' wage growth was lower than the growth in wages paid to fast food workers. They were consistently in the bottom second or third percentile in salary rankings, sharing that status with parking lot attendants, laundry workers, fast food employees, and bartenders. Perhaps most strikingly, the people who care for our youngest children earn less than those who care for animals in zoos or homes."
Marion Barry, former contentious DC mayor, dies at 78.
Marion Barry, former 4-term mayor of Washington DC, has died at the age of 78.
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This Kid Just Died [VIDEO]
"Grief porn enters the Facebook era" "And, like regular pornography, the internet has transformed it. Freed from the already relaxed constraints of tabloid journalism, grief porn is no longer obligated to fake newsworthiness or importance. You don't need to die in a particularly tragic way; your death doesn't need to be the occasion for punishment or law-enactment. You just need to have produced consumable, shareable content before your untimely death. Rather than a news angle allowing a writer to smuggle grief porn into a paper, a grief-porn angle allows a content creator to smuggle a shareable unit onto Facebook." An interesting essay by Kelly Conaboy, ironically on Gawker.


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H.J. Res. 37, A Resolution Disapproving the FCC's Internet Rules
In December 2010, the Federal Communications Commission issued Internet rules that stifle innovation, investments, and jobs.
WASHINGTON, DC – Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) and Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade Subcommittee Chairman Mary Bono Mack (R-CA) today urged the House to support H.Con.Res.
Excerpt: We are concerned about the FCC's recent expansive interpretation of the "program carriage" rules. Expanding video regulation in the current environment ignores the realities of today's competitive marketplace.
WASHINGTON, DC – House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-MI) and Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) today joined dozens of members in urging the Federal Communications Commission to avoid expansive interpretation of the "program carriage" rules.
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It's only been two years between albums for Natalia Kills, but fans of the UK pop singer have anxiously been awaiting for the follow up to Kills daring and exciting debut album Perfectionist. With the second single dropping this week, Kills has proven that her sophomore album Trouble was well worth the wait, following up her strut-worthy lead single Problem with the introspective and autobiographical Saturday Night.
The emotional track reveals the private side of Natalia, who sings about growing up in a home with domestic abuse. Kills sings "Momma you're beautiful tonight / movie star hair and that black eye" and "You don't know what it's like to be 17 and have no place to go" on the Jeff Bhasker producer track. The serious subject matter is contrasted with the uptempo, 80s synth beat, creating a visceral listening experience.
Showing her versatility with the first two singles alone, Trouble, set to be released on September 3, is gearing up to be one of the best albums of 2013.
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Adams, Enoch send letters
Rest easy, UConn basketball fans.Jalen Adams and Steve Enoch, two future Huskies, have sent their signed letters of intent to UConn.
Scores updated at the end of each quarter. Winner
Recruit Amida Brimah informed the UConn coaching staff Sunday night that he wants to be a Husky.
Brimah, a promising 6-foot-11, 210-pound center from Miami, gave a verbal commitment. He tweeted the news on Monday.
"I will be playing college basketball at the University of Connecticut#blessed," Brimah wrote.
UConn targeted Brimah, who attends Archbishop Carroll High School in Miami, during the recruiting process and made signing him a priority. He's considered a strong shot blocker but unpolished offensively.
Brimah, a native of Ghana, arrived in Connecticut Saturday night for an official visit. He'll attend UConn's game against Louisville tonight at the XL Center in Hartford.
He's the first recruit to commit to UConn since first-year coach Kevin Ollie signed a five-year contract in late December.
Brimah is the third member of next season's incoming recruiting class, joining guard Terrence Samuels ofSouth Shore High School in Brooklyn and forward Kentan Facey, a 6-9 forward from Long Island Lutheran.
Another frontcourt recruit will be in attendance tonight. Paschal Chukwa, a 7-footer from Fairfield Prep, will sit behind the UConn bench. He's a member of the Class of 2014.
In other news, Louisville moved to No. 1 in Monday's Associated Press top 25 poll.
The last time UConn faced a top ranked team it beat Texas, 88-74, in January 2010 in Storrs.
Also, junior Shabazz Napier was named to the weekly Big East honor roll.
Rest easy, UConn basketball fans.Jalen Adams and Steve Enoch, two future Huskies, have sent their signed letters of intent to UConn.
Here's your post-game breakdown of UConn's 66-53 season-opening victory over Bryant University:
College basketball season is finally here.
Redshirt sophomore Rodney Purvis has been suspended for UConn's season opener against Bryant University on Friday.
UConn coach Kevin Ollie talked about the state of the Huskies during a Puerto Rico Tip-Off conference call on Wednesday morning.
Some notes, quotes and observations from UConn's exhibition opener:
UConn's starting lineup for tonight's men's basketball exhibition opener is out.
UConn's status as defending national champion apparently carries some weight.
UConn junior Omar Calhoun suffered an injury to his right knee during practice on Sunday.
Before First Night festivities started today, UConn dedicated its $39 million basketball facility located next to Gampel Pavilion.
Jim Calhoun may be retired from coaching.But he'll never entirely leave the spotlight.
UConn received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-10 power forward Steven Enoch of Norwalk on Saturday night.
Jim Calhoun has never been at a loss for words.That's a good thing when you're a television anaylst.
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Saibra, a four-year-old search dog from Blue and Gray Search and Rescue in Harrisonburg, was recently put the test. She and her handler, Ronnie Rhodes, were called to Roanoke to find a missing hiker on Poor Mountain.
Rhodes says, "This search was a very treacherous search. The terrain was very steep."
Saibra found the cold and injured man in a deep ravine, and she even has the battle wounds to prove it.
Rhodes adds, "You have that integrity, and you feel comfortable with them being out there. You feel comfortable not missing someone, it makes you really proud when they do make a find like that."
The Blue and Gray search team is only one of several in the state. Training Director Kathleen Connor says a rescue like the one in Roanoke doesn't happen often.
She adds, "I've been doing this for about 15 years, and I have yet to find anyone alive."
While Saibra may have been the hero this time around, Connor says the entire search team committed themselves to the find.
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The most wonderful time of the year is here. Join us for a fun family-friendly holiday celebration on Friday, November 28, from 4:00 – 8:00pm. All the fun and festivities are absolutely free!
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Hello Fellow Historians ,
Wakulla county Historical Society is developing a collection of historic photos on Pinterest. Visit our site and send us any photos to Facebook of local history or anything you might consider of value to add to our collection. Hope to see your ideas soon! Cathy Frank
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Drop by the Museum today for our Open House to see a fantastic exhibit. Read more about it…
By Sandra Vidak
We are pleased to officially open the Forbes Purchase-Hartfield Survey exhibit in the Betty Oaks Green Room at the Museum.
Did you know that WCHS now has published a quarterly entitled "Wakulla County Historical Society, Historic News in Review". To get a copy, call the museum at 926-1110. There is no charge to members, non-members will pay a copy fee.
Good News, the books are now in at the Museum. Come get yours!
THE GREENS AND CORNBREAD OF WAKULLA COUNTY: Historical Stories Told by the People
This delightful book is a collection of stories depicting the history of Wakulla County. The stories were written and submitted by different authors and families. The text includes a wide variety of topics and time periods. Many of the stories contain photos that were included by the author.
The subject matter is divided into several categories that include:
The first chapter on The Heritage Village Project describes the Historical Society's vision of this project for the people of the county. It presents photos of homes that are actively being preserved and some history of each home is given to illustrate why it should be saved.
The reader can find tales that describe Wakulla County as families learned to live in the wilds of northwest Florida, as well as learn information about some family genealogies. Some stories chronicle the individual life of a unique person in the history of the county.
Wakulla County's development has always been influenced by the ocean and the many rivers, streams, and other bodies of water found there in abundance. The water stories chapter shows how the people used these bodies of water to support their families in addition to anecdotal accounts about unique events that occurred. Of course, this section would not be complete without a few fishing tales.
The reader can also find information about some of the unique sites and landmarks in Wakulla County, including Wakulla Springs and other historical places of significance.
Overall this book is a wonderful mixture of the old, the new, and the hopes for the future of Wakulla County and the people.
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Did you know that Wakulla Historical Society's website has many important historic projects posted. Have you been trying to find a relative in the local cemeteries? Take a look at our "Cemeteries" link.
Thank you to John E. Roberts and his family for the work they have put into this project.
Welcome to a site developed by Wakulla County Historical Society for history lovers like you. You can share your history with us. Watch for all the latest happenings.
Don't forget that our local Musuem and Archives are opened Thursday, Friday, 10:00 – 4:00 p.m. and Sat. from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Check out the gift shop and the genealogy research suite located at 24 High Drive, Crawfordville, FL, in the Courthouse Square. It is one of Wakulla's greatest treasures. Call 850-926-1110.
Wakulla County Historical Society's Regular Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, November 11, 7:00 pm, Wakulla County Public Library
Featuring Sammy Tedder's Florida Soundscapes: Music from the Elements of Nature.
Sammy will be performing selections from his nature documentary soundtrack albums, playing various saxophones and his handmade river cane and bamboo flutes surrounded by the sounds of Florida's
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The Apalachicola Historical Society invites you to another chance to hear "The Story Of The Paddle wheel Boat" by Bill McLean.
Bill McLean saw a paddlewheel boat abandoned in the Ochlockonee River when he was a young boy vacationing in Florida in the years just after the Second World War. Once he retired he became interested in researching the history of this enigmatic vessel. On September 25 in the Carriage House at the Raney House, 128 Market Street in Apalachicola, Mr. McLean will recount his multi-year search for the origins of this vessel. It was a fascinating journey, leading him to talk to people from Washington State to Maine to Florida. His research revealed that the boat was built in Apalachicola. The story of its early years and how it came to be abandoned in the Ochlockonee River is a fascinating story that you are sure to enjoy. The meeting starts at 5:30 p.m. and is free to the public.
Tuesday, September 9, 7 p.m. Wakulla County Historical Society starts its new year of programming.
Sopchoppy High School Auditorium
In September we will feature the communities of Smith Creek and Sanborn in our continued "Looking Back" series. These programs are always filled with a lot of local history and wonderful stories. We look forward to meeting once again in the Historic Sopchoppy High School Auditorium. Come and join us as we learn more of Wakulla County's wonderful history
Help mark a milestone in the Wakulla County Historical Society's endeavor to preserve our heritage. Since 2005 Murray McLaughlin, Vice President/Heritage Village Park, and others have aspired to develop a park and to restore heritage homes bound for demolition. Another milestone toward realizing the dream will occur on Wednesday, September 10, 2014 when The John Archie McLaughlin House (Circa 1892) will be relocated from Medart to the Zion Hill Road property. The house will travel north on U.S. 319 through downtown Crawfordville at approximately 10:00 AM. The Historical Society plans to celebrate this event as the house moves past the Wakulla County Courthouse and as it passes Hudson Park. Please join us if you are in the vicinity.


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Justin Chatwin Not Returning to Showtime's 'Shameless'
UPDATED: The actor had played the on-again, off-again love interest to Emmy Rossum's Fiona for three seasons and could return for one or two episodes.
Fiona Gallagher has apparently seen the last of Jimmy on Showtime's Shameless.
Justin Chatwin, who played the love interest to Emmy Rossum's Fiona will not return to the Showtime drama, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Producer John Wells made the announcement at a TV Academy Emmy panel for the series on Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
A Showtime rep confirms that Chatwin's days as a series regular have come to an end but that the actor could return for one or two episodes in season four.
The actor played the conman forced to turn straight for three seasons -- one season more than the U.K. series on which the Showtime adaptation is based. (James McAvoy played Steve in the original series.)
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During the recently wrapped third season, Chatwin's Jimmy spent the season navigating his secret marriage to the daughter of a drug kingpin (so she could remain in the U.S.) and a domesticated life with Fiona.
When the drug dealer's daughter is deported after she can't reach Jimmy to continue the guise of their marriage of convenience, Jimmy is last seen on a boat with a thug, who later returns to hand Fiona an envelope stuffed with cash. His death was presumed and not depicted on the series. (The character in the past had a penchant for disappearing when the pressure got to be too much but would always find his way back to Fiona.)
Showtime renewed Shameless -- and the rest of its Sunday night lineup -- in January. The drama was up year-over-year in its third season, prompting the renewal after three airings.
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Paper is definitely my favorite medium! Here is a paper project you can customize in so many ways and you probably already have all the materials. These blocks are great to have on hand for baby showers, birthday parties, holidays, etc. You can use them over and over again, just put useful letters on them and make them in a color palette you love. This pink variety would decorate an adorable second birthday for a little girl!
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I love a good pun and this Party Clock Invitation DIY will let the recipient know it is time for a fun celebration. You can customize the text on the invitation to reflect the type of party you are throwing, whether it is a birthday party, housewarming party, or baby shower. Try cutting a circle from patterned paper if you want a bit more pattern and color on your invitation. If there are important details that will not fit on the front of the invitation, print it on the back of the invitation.
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Camping is my all-time favorite summer activity and no trip is complete without s'mores! These fun little instructional cubes make the perfect treat for a summer bonfire or camping trip. They even fit two marshmallows just in case you need a snack while the other is roasting over the fire. If you need to serve a larger audience be sure to check out these s'more kits.
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