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Verizon FIOS will start letting customers opt in -- and out -- of the cable channels they get as part of their pay television service -- the first move by a major provider toward a la carte service.
Scientists seek source of giant methane mass over southwest
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posted Apr 18th - 3:33pm
Scientists are working to pinpoint the source of a giant mass of methane hanging over the southwestern U.S., which a study found to be the country's largest concentration of the greenhouse gas.
Sleep apnea: The 'snoring sickness' that leaves you gasping for breath
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posted Apr 17th - 8:31pm
Sleep apnea can stop you breathing for up to a minute while you sleep — and it can happen hundreds of times a night.
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posted Apr 17th - 12:47pm
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posted Apr 17th - 11:52am
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The price of public shaming in the Internet age
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posted Apr 16th - 8:32pm
Do you believe in forgiveness? Maybe in person — but in the Internet era, it's so easy to pile on and destroy people.
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You'll be able to rent an Apple Watch, but should you?
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Nearly 1 million new malware threats released every day
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when your mom or a needy ex calls and don't want to talk to them. it's simple and get's the point across without feeling like an ass after.
"i would love to sit and talk about why i'm not home/why $50 is missing out of your purse/why there was an ovulation test in the trash/how much you want me back/why you should not kill yourself, but you wastin my minutes.
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Advice Quotes and Sayings
Be the kind of man you'd like your son to become, the kind of man you would love your daughter to marry for life.
Be the kind of woman you would like your daughter to be, the kind of women you'd love your son to choose for a wife.
Never reply when you are angry.
Never make a promise when you are happy.
Never make a decision when you are sad.
Be courteous to all, but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence.
– George Washington
Listen to your elder's advice. Not because they are always right but because they have more experiences of being wrong…
Don't trust too much. Don't love too much. Don't hope too much. Because that too much can hurt you so much.
When you say yes to others make sure you are not saying no to yourself.
Best advice in two lines…
Silence is the best answer for all questions.
Smiling is the best reaction in all situations.
Never tell your problems to anyone.
20% don't care and the other 80% are glad you have them.
People advising others often forget that the same advice applies to their life as well.
Giving you advice doesn't mean that I'm smarter than you, I've just been through a lot of sh*t.
Be sincere; be brief; be seated.
– Franklin D. Roosevelt
We are born as innocents. We are polluted by advice.
– Henry David Thoreau
Look famous, be legendary, appear complex, act easy, radiate presence, travel light, seem a dream, prove real.
Be like water and adapt to any situation.
Advice is good, but then the wise don't need it and the fools won't take it.
No punctuation at the end, is like walking out of your house without any shoes.
Stay away from public bathrooms!
Those who doesn't heed good advice are bound to doom.
Have you ever thought about this? If someone close to you is trying hard to pass a good bit of advice and you take no notice. What does it make you?
Listen to your heart. Even when it says you need advice.
Don't give advice you wouldn't take if you were in their shoes.
When wishing upon a star seems like your best option, you are in need of advice.


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A Window into the Industry Collections - March 2015
30 March 2015
,A number of interesting objects have entered the industry & transport collections this month. Recently the museum purchased this Cambrian Railways Co. leather pouch for a single line tablet. The pouch would contain a tablet controlling the movement of trains. The driver must have possession of the tablet to proceed along the single line track. The Cambrian Railways were absorbed by the Great Western Railway on 1 January 1922, and this is an early example with a cane loop.
Over the last few months we have received a number of objects relating to the film 'Pride' and the 30th anniversary of the Miners' Strike. This is a programme for a Sole Purpose Productions and the Rainbow Project production of 'Pits and Perverts' on tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Miners' Strike in 2014.
This paper serviette was produced to celebrate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Swansea on 17th – 19th July, 1920. Staying on the Royal Yacht; on the Monday they visited Talgarth Sanatorium and on the Sunday they attended a service at St. Mary's parish church, Swansea. On Monday the King and Queen visited Hafod copper works which was owned by Vivian & Sons, and then Kings Dock tinplate works (owned by Baldwins Ltd.). Finally they laid the foundation stone of University College, Swansea.
The two images below form part of the museum's historic photography collections, and show the Royal Visit to Kings Dock tinplate works on 19th July 1920. In the first photograph Queen Mary (at centre) and King George V (towards the left) can be seen walking over railway lines at the tinplate works. The next photograph shows King George V entering the works.
This beautifully carved colliery official's yardstick (sorry, my photographs do not do it justice) was given to William Lewis on his retirement in 1881. William Lewis was Llwynypia Colliery official (overman), and was originally from Pontypool. The inscription reads - MR 1881 / WILLIAM LEWIS / OVERMAN / GLAMORGAN / VILLA / LLWYN / YPIA / NATIVE OF / PONTYPOOL / MONMOUTH / SHIRE / CRAFFUS FESURWR / FE GEYR TRWY GYNLLYN Y GWR / LAWN WAITH A BWYD Y WEITHWR / YR GLEW RHYDD NAWDD YR GLOWR SEF LEWIS
A yardstick (or Deputy's stick) was carried by officials of the coal mines an aid in the process of testing for gas. Before about 1960 there was a hole at the top of the stick into which the deputy could fit the hook of his lamp in order to raise it into the roof to test for gas. This example has been adapted as a walking stick. About 6" has been cut off one end (removing the hole to raise the lamp) and a curved length of wood attached to form a new handle.
In the photograph below a colliery deputy can be seen with his yardstick, c.1900.
Mark Etheridge
Curator: Industry & Transport
Follow us on Twitter - @IndustryACNMW
A Window into the Industry Collections - February 2015
26 February 2015
,One of the most exciting objects the Museum has acquired for the industry collections this month is an Albert Medal. This Albert Medal, Land, Second Class (No. 32), was presented to William Morgan for his heroism during the Tynewydd Colliery inundation. William Morgan was a collier at Hafod Colliery, Porth. The disaster occurred on the 11 April 1877 and further information can be found in this article. Information on Albert Medals can be found in this article where you will note that Amgueddfa Cymru now holds seven of the Albert medals awarded for Tynewydd. A number of objects relating to the Tynewydd disaster can be seen in a display on coal mining disasters at Big Pit: National Mining Museum.
This month the museum purchased a collection of share certificates to add to the already important collection of Welsh interest certificates held by the Museum.
The debenture seen here is for P.S. Phillips Ltd. Philip Samuel Phillips owned five Monmouthshire tinplate works and built a steel works, making him a major figure in the late nineteenth century Welsh tinplate industry. He acquired Abertillery Tinplate Works prior to 1872, and was part owner of Blaina Tinplate Works. He acquired Pontymister Tinplate Works in 1880 and then Lion Tinplate Works at Nantyglo in 1882. He also acquired Waterloo Tinplate Works near Machen prior to 1893. In 1891 he opened Pontymister Steel Works to supply his, and other tinplate works. The company was wound up in 1897.
This debenture is for Hurst's Mines Limited. This company was registered in 1896 to acquire the Glasdir Coper Mine in Merionethshire. The name of the company reflecting Henry Ernest Hurst, a mining engineer and principal creditor of a previous company. The company embarked on large scale development at Glasdir, employing 125 men by 1897. It was renamed Glasdir Copper Mines Ltd. in 1898. The low grade of ore and depressed prices forced the company into liquidation in 1903. It was reopened under a new company from 1907 until final closure in 1914.
The Railway Heritage Committee was established by statute. It has the function of designating records and objects which are historically significant to the history of railways, and should be permanently preserved. This plaque has been designated by the Committee and deposited with the Museum. It is a cast iron plate of Evans, O'Donnell & Co. Ltd., and was originally attached to Barry Town signal box.
If you look back at some of my previous blogs you will see that over the last few months we have acquired an original Lesbians & Gaymen Support the Miners badge dating from 1985. Also a promotional t-shirt from the film 'Pride'. This badge was produced in 2014 to commemorate the 30th anniversary.
This full hull ship model is of the S.S. CALDY. The original ship was built by Richardson, Duck & Co. Ltd. of Stockton-0n-Tees, for Farrar, Groves & Co. Ltd. in 1913.
This poster shows rail sections produced at Cwm Celyn, Blaina & Coalbrook Vale Iron Works 1860-1867, whilst in the ownership of Frederick Levick and his son-in-law Robert Simpson. Wrought iron rails were the single most important product of the Welsh iron industry in the mid nineteenth century with enormous tonnages being exported worldwide for the construction of railways.
Mark Etheridge
Curator: Industry & Transport
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Newbridge War Memorial – Remembering the Fallen
30 January 2015
,Before Christmas, I posted a blog about our First World War collections. If you've had a chance to browse our new online catalogue, you'll know that we have a number of campaign medals and memorial plaques in the collection. Recently, we accepted a donation from the family of Private Alfred Prosser Workman – a coal miner who is commemorated, along with his brother Edward, on the Newbridge War Memorial. Thanks to the generosity of Mrs Gaynor Hoare, we now have Alfred's Victory Medal, British War Medal and memorial plaque in the collection.
Alfred Prosser Workman
Alfred Prosser Workman served with the 11th South Wales Borderers. He married Mrs Hoare's grandmother, Elsie Mayo, in 1915. After his death in 1916, the young widow went on to marry Mrs Hoare's grandfather, William Thomas, in 1919. Elsie remained close to Alfred's family long after he had died. Although not a blood relative, her son called Alfred's mother 'Granny Workman'.
Memorial on the move
The Newbridge War Memorial was re-erected here at St Fagans in 1996. Its original location, high on a hill in Caetwmpyn Park, Newbridge, made access an issue for ageing veterans. A new memorial was built in the town centre and the original structure was offered to the Museum. Members of the Newbridge Branch of the Royal British Legion organise an annual service of remembrance at the Museum. It remains, twenty years down the line, their memorial.
Community engagement
The First World War centenary has provided an ideal opportunity for us to re-connect with the people of Newbridge. Across the country, communities of 'citizen historians' are coming together to uncover their First World War heritage, and Newbridge is no exception. Supported by Ken Merriott of the Newbridge Branch, Tim and Suzy Bowers have been researching the hidden histories of the 79 men commemorated on Newbridge War Memorial. Take a look at their fantastic website to learn more about the project. Alfred Prosser Workman's story is featured here.
This research is also accessible at the Museum in the Reading Room of Oakdale Institute. We have condensed the men's biographies into short profiles which you can browse in the form of replica broadsheet newspapers.
A Window into the Industry Collections - January 2015
29 January 2015
,The New Year has seen a number of interesting objects enter the industry collections.
This teddy bear was manufactured by Wendy Boston (Crickhowell) Ltd. The company was founded in 1941 in Crickhowell (near Abergavenny) by husband and wife Wendy and Ken Williams. They had moved from Birmingham during the Blitz, and Wendy started making toys for friends and family whilst her husband was away. This bear was purchased circa 1963/64 for the donor when he was a baby, and living in Llanelli. It wears a home knitted cardigan, and the donor as a young child had a matching larger version. We also have in the collections a poodle pyjama/nightdress case manufactured by the same company. However, teddy bears were the dominant and by far the best know product and so we are fortunate to have been donated an example with a good Welsh provenance.
My last month's Blog featured a Lesbians & Gaymen Support the Miners fund badge from 1985. This 'Pits and Perverts' t-shirt compliments this, and was manufactured to promote the film 'Pride' (it has 'In Cinemas 12th September' printed on the back). The film tells the amazing true story of how a group of gay men and women raised funds to help families affected by the miners' strike.
Towards the end of last year we were donated this First World War memorial plaque. It commemorates men who had worked at Guest Keen & Nettlefold's Rogerstone Steel Works and the adjacent HP Wire Nail Works. The plaque is currently on display, until 15th March 2015, in the exhibition 'Working for Victory' at the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea (see photograph below).
Finally these two metal plates were recovered from Cardiff Docks in the 1990s. They both come from an early 20th century crane manufactured by John Williams & Sons (Cardiff) Ltd. at Globe Foundry, Cardiff for use in the docks. These are an important pair of makers' plates, as we only have a small number of plates from Welsh-manufactured machinery. They also complement a set of foundry tools from this company and an electric battery delivery truck used by the company for local deliveries.
Mark Etheridge
Curator: Industry & Transport
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A Window into the Industry Collections
22 December 2014
,With Christmas almost upon us I thought I'd start this month's blog with a few wintery scene from our photographic collections. The first was taken by the Welsh photographer John Dillwyn Llewelyn (1810-1882) during the 1850s on his estate at Penllergare near Swansea. It is very likely to be the first photograph of a Welsh snowman! The second shows Big Pit colliery, Blaenafon (now Big Pit: National Mining Museum) in the snow in 1978.
This month has seen quite a number of new additions to the industry collections. One of the most interesting are these two oil on canvas portraits of Thomas Jenkins and his wife Susannah. Thomas Jenkins was owner of the Avon Vale Tinplate Works (which opened in 1866) and Aberavon Tinplate Works (which opened in 1875), both located at Aberavon, Port Talbot. After his death in 1891, his shareholding was inherited by his two daughters, one of whom had married Colonel David Roderick David, one of Thomas Jenkins' co-partners in the Avon Vale Tinplate Works. The other married William M. Jones, a local ship owner whose vessel 'Sisters' is recalled by the family as having carried the works' product for export.
Neither works are signed nor dated, but both are inscribed on the reverse by the sitters. The inscription states that they sat on their respective 71st and 66th birthdays in February 1879.
This piece of coal was removed by open cast methods from a coal pillar left in the 9' seam at Abercraf Colliery workings in the late 1990s. We have a number of samples in our collection of coal from various Welsh pits including, some mounted like this one, but also many samples collected on the last working day of various collieries.
Many of you will have seen the recent film 'Pride'. If so you'll know the amazing true story of how a group of gay men and women raised funds to help families affected by the miners' strike. This badge was purchased by the donor "at an all night fundraiser for mining families held at the Scala cinema in Kings' Cross in early 1985. At the time they were sold for £2.50 each (which was quite a lot in 1985) with all proceeds going to straight to the Lesbians & Gaymen Support the Miners fund."
We have also had a number of other donations this month relating to the 1984-85 miners' strike. This badge was produced during the 1984-85 miners' strike, and was apparently designed by Tyrone Jenkins, a South Wales cartoonist. We would love to know more if anyone has any information.
2014 was the 30th anniversary of the start of the strike, and this limited edition medallion commemorates this.
We have added a further two share certificates this month to our collection. The first is for The Wemyss Mine Limited, and is dated 1885. The first Wemyss Mine Ltd. Company was floated in 1880 to acquire the Wemyss lead mine adjacent to the Frongoch lead mine near Pontrhydygroes in mid-Wales. After its collapse in 1884 it was replaced by a second company of the same name registered in 1884, to which this certificate relates. In the years 1885-1889 when worked by this company, the mine employed only a dozen men and produced very modest tonnages of lead and zinc ores. The company ceased work in 1889 and was struck off in 1894.
The second certificate very surprisingly relates to the Cardiff Castle Gold Mine!! No, there isn't gold under the castle! This was actually an Australian enterprise run by Welsh emigrants located in the internationally famous Coolgardie goldfields in Western Australia. The company was London-registered in 1895 and so the name probably served as both a sentimental attachment for the emigrants as well as a marketing tool to attract British investors.
This photograph shows the sinking of Wyllie Colliery in the Sirhowy Valley in 1925/26. Wyllie Colliery was sunk by the Tredegar Iron and Coal Company, and named after a director of the company, Alexander Keith Wyllie. It was the last deep mine to be sunk in Monmouthshire, and one of the last in south Wales. The colliery was closed by the National Coal Board in March 1968.
Finally, this 2nd class single ticket is said to have been used on the last train to run from Gorseinon to Swansea (Victoria). It is dated 13 June 1964.
Mark Etheridge
Curator: Industry & Transport
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Huntkey Debuts FX Series of Power Supplies
Tue, Feb 05, 2013 - 9:48 AMHuntkey today debuted its latest FX Series of power supplies, including an FX500SE power supply, which is 80Plus Platinum certified, and an FX620M power supply, which is 80Plus Bronze certified.
The FX500SE power supply is certified by 80Plus Platinum, rated at 500W. Its efficiency is up to 92% at typical load. The FX500SE uses a 12cm fan, which is smartly started or stopped when a change in temperature is detected, in order to optimize the cooling system and minimize noise. No word on pricing, but it looks like a decent 80+ Platinum power supply with 43A across the two +12V rails!
Huntkey FX500SE Power Supply Features:
- 80Plus Platinum certified – up to 92% efficiency at typical load
- Complies with Intel ATX 12V V2.31&EPS 12V V2.92
- Full range input voltage 90~264V
- Active PFC (PF>0.99)
- ErP Lot 6 Ready! The standby mode consumes less than 1W when +5VSB is less than 0.1A
- Japan-made bulk capacitors and solid state capacitors
- LLC resonance circuit with DC-DC converter module
- Dynamic smart fan
- Excellent voltage regulation
- Powerful +12V output delivery
- Multiple protections: OVP, UVP, OPP, OTP & SCP
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I had a computer based on nForce4 at one point. By booting into an Ubuntu live CD, the ethernet port stopped working, even when I booted back into Windows. I had to cut power to the system by pulling the plug, and then it worked (in Windows) after it powered up again.


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Currently this is the only rum I have open. Priced very well for what it is. I enjoy the odd rum as a change from whiskey. This one I would say is better than el dorado 12, I like it about the same as el dorado 15, but several steps under el dorado 21.
I enjoyed havana club barrel proof probably the most out of all the rums I have had, but has been unavailable here. I might get the ron zacapa 23 in the future...but $80 price point here seems steep. Pyrat XO reserve is $50 around here...which of the 2 is the better buy given the prices?


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HP LaserJet Enterprise 700 Printer M712n
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Enable high-volume, black-and-white printing on paper sizes up to A3—and capacity up to 4600 sheets.[1] Control costs with energy-saving features. Protect sensitive business data and centrally manage printing policies.
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Expand black-and-white printing options on paper sizes up to A3 and near edge-to-edge printing.
Boost productivity—reload paper less often with up to 4600-sheet capacity for high-volume printing.[1]
Replace toner cartridges easily. Choose high-capacity Original HP toner cartridges for frequent printing.[2]
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Save energy—Auto On/Auto Off turns your printer on when you need it, and off when you don't.[7]
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MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS (merc.)Study of Mercury is a prime example of how the concept of the essence of a remedy can clear up a seemingly overwhelming mass of data. Mercury being one of the more extensively proven and widely used remedies in the Materia Medica, presents a formidable array of symptoms for the beginner to study; it is a veritable textbook of pathological states. However, after repeated and prolonged study and meditation on the Materia Medica, one gradually is able to discern a thread, a theme, which runs through the remedy. Once this is comprehended, all the "data" falls in place into a single unique image. In Mercury, there is no single word or phrase which adequately describes this thread. The basic idea is that there is a iack of reactive power coupled with an instability or inefficiency of function. The healthy organism has a defence mechanism, a reactivity, which enables it to create a stable, efficient equilibrium upon exposure to the many physical and emotional stimuli in the environment. In Mercury, this reactive power is weakened, becoming unstable and wavering in its functions. Virtually all stimuli are absorbed by the patient without adequate defence, resulting in a pathological condition. The lack of defensive power results in the Mercury patient being sensitive to everything. As we go through the Materia Medica we find that the Mercury patient is AGGRAVATED by everything -heat, cold, outdoors, wet weather, change of weather, warmth of bed, perspiration, exertions, various foods etc. By contrast, there seem to be very few ameliorations; very little can be absorbed by the patient to result in comfort, because the system is unable to properly adjust to anything. As an interesting demonstration (though not a generally recommended method for study) one can go through the Generalities section of the Repertory seeking the number of rubrics in which it is listed in italics or bold type as being aggravated or ameliorated by physical influences; there are only 7 listings for amelioration (5 of which have to do with lying down), while there are 55 rubrics describing aggravations. Because of this extreme vulnerability, we see that the Mercury patient has a narrow range of tolerance to everything; for example, such a patient will be comfortable between only a very narrow range of temperatures, becoming uncomfortable from even slight heat or cold. The intolerance to heat and cold illustrates the instability which characterises the particular Mercury weakness. As mentioned by Kent, the patient is a living "thermometer". At one moment, he is suffering from cold and seeks warmth, but once warm he becomes aggravated by the warmth also. This is true not only during a fever, but also chronically. There is also a weakness and instability in emotional expression; weeping alternating with laughing. Unlike Ignatia, in which this symptom is a manifestation of a hysterical state from uncontrolled emotion, the Mercury weeping/laughing is more of a mechanical instability. Once weeping, Mercury feels a kind of mood come upon her which results in a swing to the opposite extreme of laughing; mechanically, laughing and weeping can often be quite similar, and so the Mercury instability causes the patient to waver from one state to the other quite readily. The Mercury instability, its inefficiency in function, can be illustrated nicely by reflecting on the physical state of Mercury. If you break a Mercury thermometer, you discover that Mercury seems to exist in a state somewhere between a liquid and a solid. It flows like a liquid, yet it tends to retain its own shape to some extent like a solid. If you try to pick it up with your fingers, it seems to elude you; it does not allow itself to be grasped like a solid, and it does not stick to your skin like a liquid. In its physical form, Mercury is erratic in function, just as it is unstable and inefficient in its pathological state. Thus we can see readily that the Mercury weakness is not like that of other remedies. Arsenicum can exhibit a prostrating kind of weakness, but it is quite unlike the instability of Mercury. Arsenicum, of course, shares many similar specific pathological symptoms, but the Arsenicum patient's cold intolerance is relieved by warmth; it is also true, of course, that mentally Arsenicum shows much more reactive power—anxiety, restless activity of mind, a shrewdness. Stannum, Helonias, and Baptisia are other remedies with severe weakness of reactive power, but not with the instability and inefficiency of Mercury. This Mercury weakness of reaction is not a sudden event. It is a slow, insidious process which can be difficult for the patient, and therefore for the homoeopath, to perceive in the early stages. It creeps up in such a slow way that the patient barely notices the vulnerability to stimuli. By the time the patient consults a homoeopath for a particular complaint the vast bulk of the symptoms have been forgotten, no longer being recognised as abnormal. Having learned to adapt to the narrow range of tolerance to things, the patient reports only the immediate symptoms which bring him to the consultation. In early stages, it takes patient, skillful and thoughtful questioning to elicit homoeopathic symptoms which the patient himself may not be aware are different from the experience of other people. Because the mental state is the centre of being of the person, let us describe in detail the stages of development of pathology on the mental plane. The first effect noticed is the slowness of action of the Mercury mind. The patient is slow to answer questions (like ,i>Phosphorus and Phosphoric acid, as well as other remedies) He is slow to comprehend what is happening, or what is being asked of him. This is at first not a confusion of mind, or poor memory, but an actual slowness, an incomprehension, a kind of stupidity. Calc. carb., of course, also has a slowness of mind, but Calcarea is an intelligent person; once comprehended, Calcarea is able to use the idea efficiently. Mercury is both slow of mind and poor in comprehension. The Mercury mentality has a kind of inefficiency in action. Mercury is one of the remedies characterised by hurriedness and restlessness, but it is a hurry in which the person does not accomplish anything. A task which should take half an hour to accomplish will take the Mercury patient one and a half hours. Remedies such as Tarentula, Sulphuric acid, Nux vomica, and Natrum mur. are also in a hurry to a pathological degree, but their activities are nevertheless productive and efficient. The second stage is characterised by impulsivity. The Mercury mind, because of the vulnerability to stimuli from without and from within, is unable to keep his mind concentrated purely in a particular direction. The healthy person is able to focus the mind on a subject or task despite the many random thoughts and ideas which may attempt to intrude. The Mercury mind does not have the strength for such concentration. Every random thought which pops into the mind becomes something to which the patient feels a need to respond. This is related to the inefficiency of mind, but becomes even more extreme as the pathology progresses. Eventually the Mercury patient becomes susceptible to every conceivable kind of impulse. He may have an impulse to strike, to smash things, to kill someone over a merely slight offence, or even to kill a loved one. (Mercury, Nux vomica and Platina are the only remedies listed for this impulse). These impulses, however, are not readily evident to the questioner. The Mercury patient feels the urges, but controls them. He is a closed individual, slow to answer, reluctant to reveal to others what he is feeling. He has enough insight to recognise his vulnerability to stimuli and impulses. Recognising that this susceptibility can produce trouble for him, he simply holds them inside, not allowing them to be socially visible. This is a fragile strategy; the person is still just as vulnerable and must expend considerable energy keeping himself under control. As the pathology progresses into the third stage, the inefficiency of mind, the poor comprehension, the impulsivity and vulnerability finally result in a paranoid state. The patient feels so vulnerable that he begins to perceive everyone as his enemy. The. fragile control mechanism has not succeeded so that inevitably he perceives everyone as an adversary, someone he must defend against. By this point, the patient is not actually insane, but he may feel he is going insane, and he may have a fear of insanity, particularly at night. In the final stage of mental pathology, we do not see the development of overt insanity as we see in many remedies. In Mercury, the lack of reactive power is so extreme that it cannot even generate an insane state. Instead there develops imbecility. It is as if the brain has become softened and incapable of reacting at all. All stimuli are absorbed, but no longer comprehended. The sequence of events in the development of illness in Mercury on the physical and mental levels both is one of the classic examples of progression of pathology'so well understood by the science of homoeopathy. Although Mercury can affect every organ system, we see most commonly that its "target organs" seem to be first the skin and mucous membranes, next the spinal column, and finally the brain. The slow, insidious progression of illness through these organs calls to mind the possibility that Mercury has a particular affinity for ectodermally-—derived structures. As is well known to biology, the embryo is differentiated into three derivative tissues; ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm. Each of these tissues result in separate functions in the mature organism. The ectodermal structures include in particular the skin, the mucous membranes near the surface of the body, the eyes, and the nervous system. These are structures for which Mercury has an affinity. The weakness in defensive reaction is evident throughout all the physical symptomatology of Mercury. As mentioned before, Mercury patients have one of the most narrow ranges of tolerance to heat and cold of all remedies. Because of weakness of the defence mechanism, there is great instability to the Mercury system. This is evident in a variety of physical symptoms for which Mercury is well known. Mercury is known for easy perspiration, and then not being relieved by it. Perspiration is a normal function designed to cool the body when it is being overheated, and also to excrete toxic products. In Mercury, however, the slightest stimulus or exertion produces perspiration because of his oversensitivity. It is an over-reaction to a minimal stimulus. Then even the perspiration itself becomes a source of aggravation to the person with such a narrow range of tolerance. The lack of reactive power is the underlying cause for the characteristic Mercury aggravation from suppression of discharges, such as from otorrhoea or other suppurative disorders. In Mercury, such suppression occurs very easily by orthodox treatment. Unlike the healthy defence which eventually has the power to re-establish the discharge in the same or another form, the Mercury system merely absorbs the morbific influence, allowing it to create pathology at a deeper level. There is a tendency to chronic suppurations of all kinds, suppurations which can last for many years. There is simply not enough defensive force to eliminate the infection, so a "stalemate" results, until the allopath interferes and suppresses the infection to a deeper level. There is much ulceration, particularly of the skin and mucous membranes (aphthae) in Mercunus. These are phagadenic ulcerations, ulcers which the body does not have the power to heal and therefore allows them to spread insidiously over ever widening areas. When a suppuration or ulceration is established in Mercunus, there is not enough power to heal them, so a progressive decomposition results. This is most evident in degeneration of the gums. The gums break down, causing a loosening of teeth, a formation of pockets of pus, and a very offensive odour. The offensive odours characteristic of Mercunus result from the decomposition which is inevitable in a system lacking the power to react. Just as we see that perspiration occurs from oversensitivity of the system to any burden placed upon it, we also can see a similar process resulting in the Mercury excessive salivation. The stomach is disrupted by almost any influence, and then even the slightest disturbance in the stomach results in excessive salivation. The salivation can be seen at any time of day or night, but it is most marked during the night, a typical time of aggravation' for Mercury. Having such low reactivity, the patient is steadily weakened by all the influences during the day, until finally the weakness becomes most evident at night; bone pains, the inflammatory symptoms, the nervous system complaints, the fear of insanity, and the salivation are all worse at night. As an intermediate stage in its progression from the surface of the body to the brain, the Mercury pathology strikes the spine and peripheral nervous system, producing a tremor, seen particularly in the hands. Such a tremor may frequently be diagnosed as being caused by Parkinson's disease or arteriosclerosis, but its more fundamental cause in a Mercury case is the defen-cive weakness and consequent instability of function. The patient finds that he is unable to hold a glass of water in his hands without spilling it, unless he braces his elbow or forearm. This tremor is distinctively symbolic of the Mercury essence. The lack of reactivity—the weakness in the face of all stimuli which are absorbed so easily into the system—results finally in an instability in normal functions. Just as the temperature control mechanism wavers back and forth between slight extremes of heat and cold, constantly trying inefficiently to compensate, so also the hand wavers back and forth in an inefficient attempt to perform its normal function—hence the tremor. Once this essence of the Mercury image is comprehended, one can re-read the Materia Medicas and discover that the morass of data now fits into a single coherent picture. |


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Time keeps ticking as the Arizona Cardinals continue their search for a new head coach.
One of those candidates left sitting and waiting patiently is current Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
Most coaches and coordinators have hobbies they enjoy during the offseason to help get their mind off the game. Horton's happens to be different than most -- he enjoys flying planes.
"For me it's just relaxation and something I've always wanted to do," Horton said after a recent flying session. "I don't know if it's a male thing or not but you know you look up as a kid and you see planes and birds and you think, �why can't man fly?'
"I just had the opportunity last year during the lockout and I did and it was amazing. It's so much easier than I thought and so much more peaceful."
The defensive coordinator revealed his unique hobby to me after practice one day and mentioned he has his pilot's license. He joked about being a good pilot. "You're more than welcome to come along some day," he said.
As the offseason began and Horton's future in Arizona in limbo, I started to think about his offer because he also said it's something he does because it's relaxing for him.
What better time to join him on a flight than in the midst of a head coaching search when peace and relaxation could be at a premium?? My thoughts exactly�
"With our schedule I try to fly every other Friday just to stay proficient at it. It's one of those skills you can lose and get rusty at it," Horton said when asked how he fits flying in with the busy schedule of an NFL coach. "So during the season twice a month and then during the offseason, this is the first offseason since I've had my license, so I don't know."
Horton said he's enjoyed flying in Phoenix, Flagstaff and even in the Pittsburgh area. He's flown during the night, logged cross-country hours and continues to improve, but admits there's still learning to do.
"I've been probably flying twice a week where I actually go fly somewhere. I'm still a novice at it and learning. Michael Bidwill, the Cardinals owner, is a pilot and he says you're always learning. It's not really a license to fly; it's a license to learn, because you're always learning something. You should learn something every flight."
That statement from Horton should not be a surprise to anybody who has spent time covering the coordinator during his two years in Arizona.
One could have guessed he's as meticulous and detail-oriented when flying a plane as he is at breaking down offenses in the NFL.
Horton sees something he wants and goes after it without hesitation. He finished his ten-year playing career in the NFL in 1992 and has been a coach in the league ever since, including seven successful years with the Pittsburgh Steelers before joining Arizona in 2011.
So what was different about flying? Why wait until he was 50 years old to get his pilot's license?
"Because of the time it takes. It would be hard to do that on your five weeks of summer vacation that you get," he said. "I don't think I would've had the time to devote during the season during the offseason of scouting and playbook and it just happened when the lockout came that everything was locked down for whatever that period was."
Horton said it takes 60 hours total between flight and ground school.
"I started May 1 and basically got it right before training camp. Basically it was May, June, July; a three-month process to get it which was amazing but I flew twice a day sometimes."
For a coach that doesn't like to sit still, this coaching search may lead to a few more flying opportunities as it drags on.
Horton would argue he uses his flight time as something fun to do and not an activity to relieve a little stress that comes with the unknown of a coaching search.
"I'm not stressed," he said laughing. "Why would I be stressed? I have no worries in my life."
He's proven to be pretty good at breaking down offenses and now proven to me that he's pretty good at flying, too.
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