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Musaliar College of Engineering and Technology is an ISO certified prominent institution under the renowned Musaliar Education Trust.The Musaliar Education Trust which is a charitable trust was founded in the year 2001 by a group of well settled educationalists and technocrats having vast experience in the educational and technical fields. The College is comfortably located in a sprawling campus within the town limits of Pathanamthitta Municipality.The campus is easily accessible by road ( about 10 Minutes drive from the Civil Station,Pathanamthitta). Frequent private and KSRTC buses provide cheap and easy accessibility to the campus.The College is comfortably located in a sprawling campus within the town limits of Pathanamthitta Municipality. Located along the Pathanamthitta - Malayalapuzha District Highway, the campus is easily accessible by road ( about 10 Minutes drive from the Civil Station, Pathanamthitta). Frequent private and KSRTC buses provide cheap and easy accessibility to the campus.The college campus spread over a sprawling 15 acres of land consists of many well designed multi-storied buildings which have all the state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities like Computer Centres, Electronics and Digital Laboratories, well equipped Mechanical and Electrical Workshops, Survey Lab and a well furnished Library with more than 10,000 recent volumes of engineering books and journals. The class rooms, drawing halls, seminar halls etc. are spacious and well designed to meet international standards for the academic activities.The college is approved by AICTE/ Government of Kerala and affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala.
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"He even told us in the meeting he's going to pick his intensity up, and he's definitely done that," junior middle linebacker Jake Holland said. "Nothing gets by him. Every play, he sees everything. That's good though because he's correcting our mistakes, and that's what practice is about, is fixing what we don't do right so we can get it corrected for the season."
As the middle linebacker and quarterback of the defense, the job of correcting mistakes ultimately falls to Holland on the field. Because of that he will occasionally take the brunt of the criticism from VanGorder if the defense isn't aligned properly. While it's a lot of pressure, Holland said it's a role he readily embraces.
"Yeah, well, there's a lot of responsibility as the middle linebacker and I'm used to it," Holland said. "Getting yelled at is part of the game, especially at my position. There's a lot that I have to know, and there's a lot that goes on that I have to lead. I have to lead the team, and when something doesn't fit right it's on me because I'm the leader of the team so there's a lot of responsibility there, and I'm excited to take that on."
With Holland and senior Daren Bates looking solid in their roles heading into the new season, the one job at linebacker that is still up for grabs is the other outside spot with senior Jonathan Evans and redshirt freshman Kris Frost in the mix. Holland said both guys bring something to the table and the competition should only make each better in the long run.
"Yes, he's getting some reps," Holland said of Evans. "I'm really excited to see what he's got in store for us. He's still – on the mental side of the ball – he's still got to learn the defense. We all have to learn the defense, but he missed spring so he's a little behind. But I think he can put in the work and get it done.
"It's still the first practice, but physically he's gained weight," he added of Frost. "He looks better physically. Like I said, mentally, we all still have a long way to go. We're putting in a new defense. But I'm excited to see what we have in store for the season."
With a new defense to learn the summer voluntary workouts were a huge part of the equation for the 2012 Auburn defense. With the opportunity to work on the little parts of the defense and build towards practices, Holland said it gave them a good base heading into what could be a much better season on that side of the ball for the Tigers.
"The summer was very productive," Holland said. "We got a lot done, it was organized and the veterans of the team stepped up. I'm really excited about the leadership on the team because we're starting to communicate better, and everything's coming together great."
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Friday, November 16, 2012
Hurricane Sandy and Brandi's visit
Fall here has been great. The weather has been quite nice of course until Sandy decided to show up. I called my sister Brandi and told her she should come in October or November because the weather is pretty predictable and you often don't need a winter jacket before December. A week before her trip Sandy came to the East coast and was almost as bad as Katrina for quite a lot of folks. We were lucky that the storm didn't effect our way of living too much. We watched on the news saw many homes that were destroyed and lots of people were out of power. Everything shut down and it left us with no subways, buses and gas was rationed out. The worst for us was that school was cancelled for a week and Ben's jobs all got cancelled for further notice. Ben's job depends on the small business here in the Tri State area so either their power was out or their employees were unable to get into the city. Everyday we waited to see if school was going to be back in session. We were lucky that we had plenty of gas in the tank and we didn't need to fill up. We watched people line up for gas with cans and in their cars for a couple weeks. We did more walking than normal but other than those things we were quite lucky to not have been too affected. Today was the first time I didn't see a line of people trying to get gas and everything thing around us seem to be almost back to normal. The kids are back in school and Ben is back to work. I know that so many other people are having a very hard time and I am sorry that they will not have a home for the holidays. I never thought a storm would hurt our area this bad but this proves to me nobody is ever completely safe from disaster.
Brandi was lucky to have missed the storm but she did get to see the lines of people waiting for gas. She just missed the hurricane and the Nor'easter. The day she arrived the weather was a little cold but by Saturday the weather was amazing and we had a great time running around the city. She brought her two kids Logan and Morgan and we experienced her second trip to NYC completely different than when she came here at the age of 20. On our first day we checked out the Met Museum and the kids were in awe of the mummies and Knights and armor. However, I think their favorite thing was the cool playground across the street.
On Sunday Ben joined us and we went to Times Square. The kids loved seeing all the Disney and nickelodeon characters on the street as we walked around. We of course had to see and ride the Ferris wheel in Toys R Us. How many cities actually have a Ferris wheel in a toy store? I thought for sure Morgan was going to be terrified of the T Rex but instead she was obsessed with it and would scream if you took her away from it. The only thing that got her to give it up was that we were going to FAO Schwartz next.
I should have googled the location before attempting to walk four kids all under the age 9 to find it but I trusted Ben knew what he was doing and we all were quite exhausted by the end. However, Brandi got to see the Rockefeller ice skating rink and NBC studios so it was very cool. We ran into a Veterans day parade which complicated the walk even more but we made it and both Bran and I were amazed at how small the FAO was in real life. all in all the kids had a lot of fun and Brandi saw a different part of the city she had never seen before. She also has a new appreciation for how I manage living in such a large city with two young kids.
Brody and Coolidge loved sharing a slice and soda with their cousins from Washington. To me it wasn't the best pizza but the kids ate every little bite and that is all that mattered. Every night the kids were exhausted and sometimes could barely keep their eyes open until 9. They played together very well and all of them including Bran shared one bedroom. Coolidge was very sad to see them go and felt they should have stayed at least 2 more days.
I go home every year to visit my family but only a couple of them come to see me so it was very nice to have Brandi come out and stay with us. I know how hard it is to travel with two young kids so I really appreciate her taking on that challenge. I hope that she had as much fun as us and will come back again soon.
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H.Res.1000 - To commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the Naming of Pittsburgh as the culmination of the Forbes Campaign across Pennsylvania and the significance this event played in the making of America, in the settlement of the Continent, and in spreading the ideals of freedom and democracy throughout the world.110th Congress (2007-2008)
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Dunkin' Donuts says, 'America runs on Facebook,' with new advergame
Now while sipping that delicious new Mountain Dew Coolata from Dunkin' Donuts, you can play a Facebook game all about it. How meta! The national donuts, coffee and everything else chain has released Unfreeze It, a social game to promote its brand new frozen beverage, the Mountain Dew Coolata. OK, this drink has nothing to do with breakfast, but we'll let it slide in respect of cool prizes up for grabs.
To start the advergame, you must submit contact information for in the event that you win a prize. Once that's through, you're presented with a tall block of ice within a grid. Toward the bottom of the grid, there is a red laser. Your mission is to loosen up the frozen Mountain Dew Coolata inside so that it reaches the laser. If you succeed, you will be entered with a chance to win that day's prize, like a Sony Bravia 3D TV. "It's that simple," the instructions read.
Once you click your three shots and submit, you'll be asked to add more friends to the game. Then, a video will play that will notify you that players can attempt to melt the ice daily. The video also reveals a very important fact: The water shots that you submit will have a chance at being the shots that a real water cannon fires at a real Coolata encased in real ice. (For real?)
This is all pretty interesting--and way deeper than most viral advergame campaigns go. Regardless, it appears that this is a finite sweepstakes. Well, I guess we'll see if I won that sweet TV by May 28, when the contest ends.
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In just ten years Henry VIII spent more than £62,000 rebuilding and extending Hampton Court. This vast sum would be worth approximately £18 million today.
When he died in 1547 the King had more than 60 houses, but – in the second half of his reign – none were more important to him, nor more sumptuously decorated, than Hampton Court Palace.
A magnificent period of expansion
By the time Henry finished his building works at Hampton Court Palace in about 1540, the palace was one of the most modern, sophisticated and magnificent in England.
There were tennis courts, bowling alleys and pleasure gardens for recreation, a hunting park of more than 1,100 acres, kitchens covering 36,000 square feet, a fine chapel, a vast communal dining room (the Great Hall) and a multiple garderobe (or lavatory) - known as the Great House of Easement - which could sit 28 people at a time. Water flowed to the palace from Coombe Hill in Kingston, three miles away, through lead pipes.
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All of Henry's six wives came to the palace and most had new and lavish lodgings. The King rebuilt his own rooms at least half a dozen times. The palace also provided accommodation for each of the King's children and for a large number of courtiers, visitors and servants.
And he used Hampton Court to impress. Most famously in August 1546 Henry feasted and fêted the French ambassador and his entourage of two hundred gentlemen – as well as 1,300 members of his own court – for six days. An encampment of gold and velvet tents surrounded the palace for the occasion.
A year later, Henry was dead, with three surviving children – the 9-year old Prince Edward and his older sisters Mary and Elizabeth. Each would rule England, and Hampton Court would continue to play an important part in the lives of the Tudor monarchs.


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New York City has set up a two-storey "patrol tower" equipped with spotlight, sensors and cameras to literally oversee a Harlem neighborhood. According to NY1 News, local residents sick of the area's crime are pleased, as are folks in a Brooklyn neighborhood that also hosts one of the towers. I don't doubt that, but surely I'm not the only one to find the idea of cops surveillling the public from on high more than a bit creepy.


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posted at 4:46 pm on March 13, 2008 by Allahpundit
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Hit play, point your cursor at the screen, and click/hold/drag. Cool yet pointless, it's the Ron Paul Blimp of A/V gadgetry.
Which types of filmmakers could conceivably find this useful? Just three: Travelogue editors, auteurs interested in ever more daringly unwatchable experimental techniques, and, er, let's leave it at that.
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Were the Brits tipped off about the Manchester bomber last year?
Got sea sick.
Akzed on March 13, 2008 at 4:49 PM
So that's what it feels like to be Sushi!
lorien1973 on March 13, 2008 at 4:49 PM
Which types of filmmakers could conceivably find this useful?
harem pron?
Chakra Hammer on March 13, 2008 at 4:51 PM
Just because you can do something, doesn't always mean you should.
pedestrian on March 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM
I like movies, and I liked Timecode (the daringly unwatchable film experiment). Erasurhead was unwatchable (I endured), Timecode just tended to make me uneasy.
deesine on March 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM
Neat, spherical VR only instead of a staic image you have a movie.
LordDaMan on March 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM
Not seeing why you deride it as stupid, AP.
Impressive, to a degree. Should be interesting to see what/if innovative use is made of it.
LimeyGeek on March 13, 2008 at 4:59 PM
All it did was crash my browser, which isn't really that neat at all. Lot's of things can do that.
jl on March 13, 2008 at 5:00 PM
Actually, this would be great for troops in the field, particularly in training and debriefing from an intense firefight. Would give a far better idea of what could happen, what did happen, and why.
Vizzini on March 13, 2008 at 5:00 PM
I've seen this used on a car website, to give a 360-degree up-and-down impression of the car's interior (sorry, I forget which company). I found it persuasive.
Lockstein13 on March 13, 2008 at 5:02 PM
That's cool.
Spirit of 1776 on March 13, 2008 at 5:05 PM
Made me nauseous. Do.Not.Want.
ihasurnominashun on March 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM
So exactly how is this stupid?
Dr. Manhattan on March 13, 2008 at 5:07 PM
Sorry, AP; tis very cool.
Shoulda received the 'dude' stamp.
elpidzo13 on March 13, 2008 at 5:09 PM
A lot of things when first discovered seem to have not real constructive use. Like petroleum…
brtex on March 13, 2008 at 5:14 PM
Hey, why no video of the President's announcement on FISA today?
I'm not sure it's a waste of time … this would be phenomenal for security tapes
It actually made me a little dizzy, which is strange because I don't get motion sickness often.
NeoconNews.com on March 13, 2008 at 5:32 PM
If you watch it with 3-D glasses, you can see God.
Exurban Jon on March 13, 2008 at 5:37 PM
(oh yeah, it made me motion sick too.)
Exurban Jon on March 13, 2008 at 5:38 PM
I wonder how they do it.
Dr. Manhattan on March 13, 2008 at 5:40 PM
Couple that with this and you just might have something.
ChrisM on March 13, 2008 at 4:49 PM
now, that's impressive; one way they could alleviate the two person view problem is by giving each person a (very large) monitor; I wonder how much tolerance there is for minor deviation–maybe it would still work with small variations in a movie theater to make really good 3D
as far as this wrap around view, I've seen stuff like that years ago in web car ads that let you see the whole interior–apartments/houses too; the only difference here is that the camera is moving
urbancenturion on March 13, 2008 at 6:12 PM
Neat, spherical VR only instead of a staic image you have a movie.
LordDaMan on March 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM
Yup. Me likey.
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Real estate companies already do this
tlynch001 on March 13, 2008 at 7:41 PM
Couple that with this and you just might have something.
ChrisM on March 13, 2008 at 4:49 PM
Johnny Lee's work is involving pure mathematical 3D models; the tech in the OP's video is using an omnidirectional camera, so all you have is flat imagery (360 degrees of it, pseudo-spherical, like an uber panoramic photo). You'd need extra 3D information from the filmed scenes to do the view-dependent rendering that Johnny Lee's stuff is doing.
This [MPG file] could do it, though. Science here.
Welcome to the new world, folks. It's changing fast.
spmat on March 13, 2008 at 7:55 PM
Unlimited angles while watching porn!
Some variation on this theme was inevitable.
And why not?
LimeyGeek on March 13, 2008 at 8:37 PM
Don't be so cynical AP – that's some pretty cool tech. I remember doing Quicktime 360's years back, but to have it as motion video is pretty neat-o :) Imagine it full screen.
BJ* on March 13, 2008 at 9:00 PM
What many of you are mentioning, the car 360's (Daimler Chrysler does this) the house 360's and such, were all STATIC images. IE: A fisheye lens digital camera on a tripod with an electric motor.
The camera spins around in a circle while creating a long contiguous image file. Software is then used "stitch" the image together into a single 360 degree image afterwards. One company used to hold the patent on this, but lost it's patent in a court battle that ultimately sunk the company. Now other companies are picking up the slack and making use of the technology.
HOWEVER, this is something entirely different. These are video images, and I have no clue how they get them, other than perhaps two (or more) fish-eye lensed mini-cams back to back mounted on some kind of (apparently waterproof) headgear or transportable stand. They must use some kind of specialized software (possibly some they wrote themselves) to stitch the video together later. But it has to be more than a single camera. To the best of my knowledge, there is no lens in existence that can capture a complete 360 degree arc like that to a single CCD input source. At least, not without MASSIVE image distortion. (imagine looking through a glass sphere. stuff in the center is almost normal, but everything else is a stretched out blur.)
Very interesting technology. Oh, and absolutely "dude"worthy.
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Sailor7 on March 13, 2008 at 9:14 PM
Ah. I just saw spmat's post. The immersion technologies website has the answer for us:
The camera head is one unified camera system made up of 11 lenses and sensors configured according to a dodecahedro
HERE is the camera description page.
Cool stuff!
I am glad there are smart people like Johnny Lee out there
windansea on March 13, 2008 at 9:52 PM
I know a local startup here that's doing this sort of thing. It works by taking a movie of a hemispherical mirror (put two together and you've got 4π steradians). Yes, there's a lot of distortion — the technology development is the ability to undistort the images in real time. Moreover, every viewer can undistort locally, so that even for real time video every viewer can look in an arbitrary direction.
As for utility, one application I think that would do well is video feeds to sports bars. Just think about watching a game and being able to aim the camera where you want. A bit of TIVO, and you can replay the action and look anywhere on the field. People would pay some serious cash for that.
I think they're looking more at surveillance / security. Put one of these on a post and you can look at anywhere, instantly, because the camera pan is purely virtual. And again, if you see something suspicious off in the corner, rewind and look right at it. The guys are also trying to hook up with 3D modelers so that rather than touching camera controls, you pick a point on a map and tell the video system "show me this".
Annoying Old Guy on March 13, 2008 at 10:01 PM
To the best of my knowledge, there is no lens in existence that can capture a complete 360 degree arc like that to a single CCD input source. At least, not without MASSIVE image distortion. (imagine looking through a glass sphere. stuff in the center is almost normal, but everything else is a stretched out blur.)
Bell Labs invented something like it about a dozen years ago, before Lucent tried to cure its recession hangover with last-year's-products cyanide. The camera gets a 360-degree cylindrical view, but not a full sphere. The trick is a pyramidal mirror, with the camera looking down (or up) at the apex. It's not a full pyramid but a frustrum, and I image that with suffiently good software you could make it work with a conical pyramid as well.
Whether this is done with that technology I couldn't say.
njcommuter on March 13, 2008 at 11:22 PM
Which types of filmmakers could conceivably find this useful?
Streaming in-car racecam.
Reaps on March 14, 2008 at 1:11 AM
This is actually an impressive innovation. If the tech can be made cheap enough, and works with live feed, you've got a webcam than can be independently steered by thousands of users. There are some webcams that you can steer now, but it's actually motorized, and points wherever the one person who happens to be controlling it is pointing.
Imagine being able to access 360 views on the top of Everest, or on a coral reef (like in the movie). Would people pay to access this kind of scenery? Hell, stick one on the Moon (of course, nothing really moves there).
What about sports events? A centrally-placed camera where you can decide what to look at, not the cameraman. Maybe even that one girl in the bleachers jumping up and down.
Take some time…bet you can all think of some applications yourselves.
Next step is to improve resolution, and maybe figure out some kind of zoom. Or make a helmet that steers the view with your head.
tbrosz on March 14, 2008 at 1:39 AM
Streaming in-car racecam.
Reaps on March 14, 2008 at 1:11 AM
Holy Crap! – Strong Bad
Imagine floating one of this down over a basketball game. Like you're right on the court dude and 9 feet tall.
I thought it was pretty awesome, actually. I can think of a lot of uses for it.
OK, I think we all know this will pay immediate dividends in the online porn industry. :p
Beside that, this could revolutionize security technology. how often do you see a person pass from one camera to another in a blind spot. If there is a few of these cameras that a security person can click and drag to follow on, it could be a valuable tool.
the sports angle is also another area that could really benefit from this technology.
It is essentially useless for narrative filmmaking though.


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Both terrorists and governments are alleged to have used them — in Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Syria and Israel
Since March 2011, Syria's brutal conflict has left more than 280,000 people dead and forced half the population to flee their homes.
"The terrorists fired rockets carrying mustard gas," a statement said on state owned Ikhbariyah television station.
The war in Syria enters its sixth year — with no clear end in sight. Here's the price that Syria and the world have paid already.
A timeline of key events during the Syrian conflict from the anti-regime protests in 2011 till present.
A glance at the cost of the five years of conflict in Syria.
Among those killed are around 80,000 civilians, including 13,500 children.
The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it was largely holding, with casualties greatly reduced compared with before the agreement took effect.
President Assad issued a decree tasking Wael al-Halqi to form the new Cabinet.
White house press secretary said that the situation in Syria is horrendous and the only resolution to this is through negotiation.
US Secretary of State John Kerry alleged that the Syrian war is being aided and abetted by Russia.
Syrian militia groups recruit children for both combat as well as for using terror tactics in civilian-populated areas.
More than 130,000 people have died in Syria's conflict, and more than a quarter of the population of 23 million now live as refugees.
Syria's war has killed more than 120,000 people and forced millions more to flee their homes.
Rebels are reportedly trying to break the siege by state forces that have cut rebel supply lines.


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Rough notes in response to this week's Carnival of Anarchy:
I had a rare chance to sit and talk with my father face to face a couple of weeks ago. He's a retired civil servant, who in a career with the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service worked on a range of environmental issues from game management to endangered species recovery. We were talking about the weakening of endangered species protection and about the environmental damage likely to be done in the Rio Grande Valley by the immigration "fence," and he challenged me a bit about how anarchism of the individualist, market-centered variety could respond to problems that are really ecological in nature. While decentralization and individualization of interests may reduce environmental impacts in some ways, it is certainly not guaranteed to solve problems where a big-picture approach and some degree of coordination seem called for.
I'm sympathetic to the concern, however much talk of "coordination" rubs my individualism the wrong way, and however little faith I have in "resource management" on current governmental models. I don't think that any form of anarchism has really explained how it will deal with these sorts of problems. Primitivism seems like a denial of present realities at best, and at worst to harbor a nasty assumption that maybe the best thing to hope for is a massive human die-off. It probably is an anti-humanism in a way that even a good poststructuralist mutualist like myself can object to, in that primitivism seems to deny the ability of the human species to solve its own problems. I'm not for recklessly plunging ahead; there really do seem to be environmental crises facing us. But I'm guessing we can do better than a retreat to the "primitive." Bioregionalism still seems like not much more than a slogan in anarchist circles. Market-anarchist denials of the need to concern ourselves too much, since presumably the market will sort things out, don't convince me much. There's just too much we don't have a clear picture of. We don't know what we're losing with the loss of biodiversity, except in a general (generally disturbing) sense. Maybe global climate change is significantly impacted by human factors, and maybe not. The difficulties in that debate shouldn't blind us to all the ways in which human action obviously is shaping our enviroment.
So many cans, full of so many worms. I don't want to deal with much of that mess right now. I don't have answers, and I'm guessing you don't either. I do, however, have a few questions which strike me, right now, as of some interest.
On the leftlibertarian2 list, in another context, J. Neil Schulman raised the question of how individualists are to behave as individualists in the midst of conflicts, like the "war on terror," where the actors seem to be collectivities, particularly where actors seem to be immersing their identities in these collective entities. It seems to me that, for individualists, it's no easy task, but that, for individualists, there also isn't any escape hatch. If we're committed to the principles of individual liberty and responsibility, then we just have to do the best we can to uphold in individualist ethics, and this is perhaps most important where it is most difficult.
In the context of some writing I have been doing on mutualist economic theory, something like this same question resurfaced, and my answer, which had seemed relatively simple in the first context, came back to haunt me. The notion of the individual is not necessarily simple in mutualist theory. The mutualist agnosticism about property begins with some thorny questions about he degree to which the self is separable from other selves, from solidarity. William B. Greene wrote persuasively about what we might now call the social construction of the self, and borrowed from Pierre Leroux the notion that life itself involved relations with others. But the essentially prosthetic theory of property in Locke had already complicated the notion of the inside and the outside of the self in ways that we might not be faulted for considering ecological, even if the treatment of nature as "the passive element" in much liberal and libertarian property theory does not exactly lend itself to environmental concern. Anyway. . .
The question I've been wrestling with is this: how, given the involvement of the individual in complex, far-flung economic and social networks, is it possible to act as an individual in an ecological sense? What would than entail? Individualists who wish to act only at their own cost can't stop exploring the costs when they find their "footprint" extends, in however dispersed a fashion, over the horizon. Michel Serres, in The Natural Contract, has asserted that human beings now act upon the planet in the form of a collective actor, call it Humanity, and that this has forced upon us the question of the rights, if there are any, of an-other, Nature or Environment, equally unsatisfactory from the perspective of libertarian philosophy, but perhaps equally real in its impacts.
It is a point of pride among individualist anarchists not to be "collectivist," not to allow oneself to be submerged in mass-actors, to be driven by abstractions and spooks. But it isn't always clear how, from this perspective, we account for those parts of our individualities that are at the very least strongly conditioned by external actors and forces, by others human and nonhuman, abstract and concrete. We're not so good at accounting for our social contexts, for solidarity, for ecology. But unless these notions are simply fictions, our ideological and ethical commitments seem to call for some serious engagement with these broadly ecological concerns.
I hope to return to these questions soonish...


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Understanding Comics: The Invisible Artby Scott McCloud
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Praised throughout the cartoon industry by such luminaries as Art Spiegelman, Matt Groening, and Will Eisner, Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics is a seminal examination of comics art:/b>/b>/b>/b>
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Praised throughout the cartoon industry by such luminaries as Art Spiegelman, Matt Groening, and Will Eisner, Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics is a seminal examination of comics art: its rich history, surprising technical components, and major cultural significance. Explore the secret world between the panels, through the lines, and within the hidden symbols of a powerful but misunderstood art form.
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McCloud has written a perfect primer on the nature of art itself. How does art work? What is art? How do artists make artistic choices? What are the limits of art? How do you tell a story? McCloud's book is a fascinating primer. It would make a good textbook for an Art 101 class.
Scott McCloud is thorough in his research, elevating comics from their misconceived 'rubbish' to their rightful respect of 'juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence.' It broadens the minds, while discouraging empty unoriginal creations. The book included: how our ancestors enjoyed comics, how it grew to be what it was 'termed', why there is such a strong bond between the reader and the abstract story on whatever medium, what happens in between the panels and how time is viewed, techniques used to fully live in the moment, how one goes about creating comics, and how they fit. It wasn't enough just to talk about comics. Scott McCloud let us enjoy them through the entire book as references, examples and in whatever sentence throughout the book. I highly recommend it. Not for comic addicts but for people with limited attention span, and those who need to break out of the typical book.
Mr. McCloud's ability to frame the history of both visual and written communication, and the potential for them to be used in tandem to create rewarding aesthetic and synesthetic experiences not found in any other art form, is nothing short of a brilliant accomplishment. This dissertation is disguised as a 'comic book', but don't be fooled! I wish this title had been required reading when I was in 'art skool'. IMHO, it would be especially insightful reading for those currently practicing, or aspiring to a career in art history and/or art criticism. From a creative's perspective, this work will bring hope and validation to those thousands of artists marginalized by the elitist ( and the general public's) thinking that 'comix' are the lowest form of art. With clarity, depth, and brevity this book should be on the shelf of anyone interested in the arts, as long as their ego is in check! :)
This isn't your normal book. In fact, it's really a comic book. Which makes sense when you consider that it's a book trying to explain the art of comics. So you know, I read a lot of comics. After peaking volume-wise a couple year ago I have been reading fewer of them, but that doesn't mean that I still don't read a good number of them. I'm an adult, though, and I sometimes have a hard time explaining to people why I read comics. Do I like the art? Yes. Do I like the stories? Yes. (If I didn't, I wouldn't read them; I don't just collect the things) But it's the combination of the two that so captivates me, and it is this combination that Mr. McCloud gets into here. This book covers a lot of ground, discussing differences in styles among creators, the difference between iconic drawings and realistic drawings, the history of comics (in a very broad sense) dating back to ancient Aztec and Egyptian drawings, and so on. There were a number of things covered in the book that I had already figured out on my own, but there was at least as much, if not more, that were new revelations. I especially liked the comparisons between American, European, and Japanese comic traditions, and the things that affected each different (superior color printing in Europe, the lack of individual focus in Japanese comics, etc.). If you like comics, this book will help you gain a better understanding of the arts involved. If you think comics are 'just for kids,' this book will help you see that there is much more out there than you are aware of. That doesn't mean that the comics you come across aren't aimed at kids, but that isn't the only possible use of the medium.
This book covers so much intellectual ground, and does it so clearly, so eloquently, and so entertainingly that I truly believe it should be a must-read for anyone entering the 'Visual Arts' field, either as a patron or as a creator. 'Understanding Comics' doesn't JUST discuss comics.. in elucidating the hows, whys, and wherefores of the 'comic book art form', it covers cubism, ancient cave drawings, and many of the authors personal experiences with the visual arts in general. It somehow manages to tie all these elements into a coherent WHOLE explaining exactly WHY comic books are one of the BEST methods of storytelling available to the individual artist, and what advantages and disadvantages comics have relative to it's two closest art forms, painting and literature. BUY MULTIPLE COPIES. Read one, give the others away to friends and family. I HAVE. :-)
If you read comics, you should read this. If you create comics, you MUST read this. No exceptions!
The book is one of the best i have ever read. I never knew history could be so interesting.
An excellent book both for the veteran in comics, for those just starting and even for people who don't have an interest (but have friends who do). What better way to describe comics, the art, the history, the culture etc than to display it in that very media. Visually acute and theoretically intriguing.
If you like comics or graphic novels (or whatever you want to call them!!) this book is an interesting read! McCloud goes into detail about his thoughts on how to read and understand comics -- giving tons of information you might not realize on your own!
This comic book is actually read like a documentary; a documentary about what stitches every single comic book together (physically and metaphysically).
My friend had been trying to get me to read this book for about two years. I finally did and its become my favorite recommendation for those who want to learn about art appreciation in general. Thorough, entertaining, and surprising in its ability to grant new perspective to a field that many presume they already understand.


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Merkel Urges France Reforms Suggesting Lower Deficit Will FollowArne Delfs
Chancellor Angela Merkel urged French President Francois Hollande to press ahead with economic reforms, while hinting he has flexibility in the pace of deficit reduction.
The German chancellor cited the risk to market confidence when governments "always" run deficits and the need to recognize "that higher spending doesn't create growth," her first comments on France since Hollande purged cabinet ministers who opposed spending cuts.
"We can talk about the question of whether you have a 2 percent deficit or 3 percent, or 1 percent, or a balanced budget like us," Merkel said during a panel discussion with reporters in Berlin today. "What's at issue in France is to really do those structural reforms. And the French president has announced them."
It's "very important that we support each other on such reforms," said Merkel, whose austerity-led policies in response to the euro area's debt crisis have grated on policy makers across much of the currency bloc.
The French government abandoned its 2014 deficit targets in August after the economy unexpectedly failed to grow for a second straight quarter.
Economy Minister Arnaud Montebourg and two other French cabinet members were replaced yesterday after denouncing the Socialist government's adherence to "absurd" austerity policies. The French government "is at work to accelerate reforms," Prime Minister Manuel Valls said today.


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Outstanding! How about Jimmy Carter in the WaPo today? Hezbollah is winning the war of public opinion because of people like Jimmy… and the global media that's all to willing to run with the stories that Hezbollah is feeding them. Nuts.
I would not accept it if George Bush authorized a cease fire in the war on terror. Success can only be made when these barbarians who put their wives and children in jeopardy to score political points are stopped. I suspect it will be easier to stop terrorists than it will be to stop the media liars.
mkstach on August 1, 2006 at 10:29 AM
Thanks for telling it like it is Michelle. This site and others are essential for those of us who want to know the truth about this war.
speed647 on August 1, 2006 at 10:33 AM
The Jew hatred which fuels this deception must be frighteningly enormous for there is no other reason for the press, the UN and other government officials to swallow and regurgitate this obvious muslim propaganda.
docdave on August 1, 2006 at 11:17 AM
Sure their is Doc.
People like to imagine that they are "civilized". Civilized people do not wage war. They do not let children suffer. Civilized people work to enlighten the unwashed masses.
The MSM, Jimmy Carter, the liberal left etc all like to feel civilized. They like to feel important and kind and understanding of those less fortunate then them(IE condescending. It is easier for them to beleive that the Noble Savages (muslims) are just misunderstood innocents being bullied by a cruel barbaric America and Isreal. If only these bullies were stopped then the innocent savages could be educated, and brought up to the utopian ideals of civilazation espoused by the MSM, Jimmy carter et al.
Of course these people ignore two facts:
1) Muslims are not "noble savages" they are religeous warriors fullfilling the word of their god, and will not stop.
2) America and Isreal are not the bullies the MSM so fervantly wish them to be.
But since when has cold hard facts interfered with what a liberal "feels" is right.
Wyrd on August 1, 2006 at 11:25 AM
Michelle, once again you hit the nail on the head. No, you do not see any male jihadists in the death porn of Kana.
A comment by Sebastian on JW highlights another aspect (link in French, use Babblefish for translation) of this STAGED massacre. . . .
Upon closer inspection, the pictures of the Cana bombing suggests that hezbollah might have rigged the house to explode several hours later, in order to kill a load of handicapped kids.
An oberservant nurse in France watched the pictures closely and believes that many of the children who died were disabled.
The pictures are here http://www.france-echos.com/actualite.php?cle=9800
The article suggests that Hezbollah used the opportunity to get rid of their deformed children and pin the blame on the jews.
I'm utterly disgusted but not shocked. The 'values' and 'morals' (cough/spit) of Islamic society is something to be deeply, DEEPLY ASHAMED of.
heroyalwhyness on August 1, 2006 at 11:31 AM
Great Vent, Michelle. It's so amazing that people will swallow the islamofascist PR hook, line, and sinker. Scary, actually.
StephC on August 1, 2006 at 11:32 AM
Did I miss that memo? Why am I supposed to hate Jews? Is it because they invented gefilte fish?
-Fat Old Guy
Fogpig on August 1, 2006 at 11:44 AM
Haven't watched the whole episode yet, but I just wanted to say I like M&M's new mugshot on her normal site. Lookin' good.
Everything that Michelle said about the unfairness of world coverage is absolutely true. However, this should not obscure the fact that Israel has badly botched the offensive. The war cannot be won from the air, although air strikes are a necessary complement to ground action. By not exterminating Hezbollah with ground forces, Israel has looked weak and by relying on airstrikes that will enevitably create Qanas, the window of opportunity for crushing the enemy before world opinion forces a ceasefire has been shortened. As of now, Israel is losing badly politically and not gaining much militarily.
The Bush Administration has to date handled the situation very well in resisting world opinion to buy more time for Israel to do what has to be done. It is up to Israel to deliver; its long-term survival depends on it.
I can't decide for whom to have more contempt – Hezbollah "warriors" (who hide behind women and children) or their willing enablers in the media. It's a real stumper.
Either way, as far as I'm concerned, they are BOTH guilty of war crimes.
thirteen28 on August 1, 2006 at 1:02 PM
Excellent vent!
I agree it is sad, the left and media embrace terrorism and cowards hiding behind women and children and place false blame on Israel defending itself.
MarkB on August 1, 2006 at 1:09 PM
Oh yeah! Check this out!
Dread Pirate Roberts VI on August 1, 2006 at 1:25 PM
Play possum and the ultimate victim. A Medinan technique perfected by Mohammad when he started converting the Bedouin Arabs to his despicable religion. Islamists don't even flinch when killing their own to gain propaganda advantage like what is most likely the case in Qana. Handicap children and the elderly are no use to them.
Bite on the bait and Hizb'Allah will apply the Meccan technique (massacre the infidels) to reach their goal of wiping Israel off the face of the earth.
Thank you Hot Air for exposing this islamist taqquiya. The call to arms not only for WW 3 but the New Crusades is sounded!
TrueKatipunero on August 1, 2006 at 1:27 PM
For translations from heroyalwhyness' French article or otherwise, here is the Babel Fish translation link (good candidate for 'Favorites'):
Entelechy on August 1, 2006 at 1:50 PM
Without going too far back in time, we can thank Ho Chi Minh and General Vo Nguyen Giap, in league with the Vietnam Veterans Against the War (John Kerry), aided and abetted by Walter Cronkite. Yasser Arafat witnessed that PR success and after he was thrown out of Jordan, he sent his PLO minions to study Ho Chi Minh's and Giap's PR playbook. Shortly thereafter, Arafat, accessorized with olive branch and pistol, showed up at the UN, as a stateless head of state, and addressed the swooning "turtles" in that "bay." The rest, as they say, is history. To refuse to learn from it is deadly.
Aunt B on August 1, 2006 at 1:53 PM
What is the best type of foe in the world? A moral one.
You can kick him in the nuts, poke him in the eye, bite, spit, gouge, and use every dirty trick in the book plus any new ones you can think of. And while you are doing all this he will continue to fight you "by the rules".
Wyrd on August 1, 2006 at 3:18 PM
I'm sorry, is Mrs Malkin suggesting that Hezbollah is responsible for the massacre at Qana? Arguing that they hide amongst civilians, well, ok. But that they actually did the killing, is that what she just "vented"? Good Jesus, god almighty, now I've truly heard it all on this issue!
THeDRiFTeR on August 1, 2006 at 3:19 PM
I'm sorry, is Mrs Malkin suggesting that Hezbollah is responsible for the massacre at Qana? Arguing that they hide amongst civilians, well, ok. But that they actually did the killing, is that what she just "vented"? Good Jesus, god almighty, now I've truly heard it all on this issue!
Because, of course, those humanitarians that make up Hezbollah would never think of doing such a thing (killing civilians) for propaganda purposes, now would they?
thirteen28 on August 1, 2006 at 3:55 PM
Photo defines tragedy . . .
Compare the picture of OKC fire fighter Capt. Chris Fields cradling (not intentionally displaying)little Baylee Almon and those staged by the Hizballah sanctioned press. After the blast, Baylee is covered in blood and dust and is still limp.
Contrast the Hizballah "rescue worker" in the green helmet (familiar from previous war porn episodes)clearly 'displaying' this child with dangling binky.
Staging in Kana? If it looks like a duck, waddles like a duck etc. . . . The time stamps on photos, the need for the disturbingly familiar green helmet to 'DISPLAY' the dead child – no visible blood, no dead Hezbollah terrorists – just the carnage of Hezbollah's chosen shahids . ..disposable handicapped children and barren women . Kana is worthy of entry into the Pallywood journals of staged fiction. Islam . . .radical or fundamentalist is the most heinous abomination ever inflicted on mankind.
heroyalwhyness on August 1, 2006 at 7:24 PM
This brings to mind an episode long long ago before 911 but in the era of Lockerby. A British subject female had an islamist boyfriend who gave her a suitcase to carry with her on her plane trip.
Boyfriend had set up his non-muslim girlfriend with a bomb. His pregnant non muslim girlfriend. The suitcase was discovered. That guy was cold pure evil. The girlfriend was a stone fool who got lucky
entagor on August 1, 2006 at 7:33 PM
Islam . . .radical or fundamentalist is the most heinous abomination ever inflicted on mankind.
And with 1.5 billion adherents today, this abomination is bigger than its ever been. Perilous times indeed. 2 Tim 3:1
speed647 on August 1, 2006 at 10:17 PM
I haven't posted to let you know that I have thoroughly enjoyed every single one of your vents…wouldn't miss 'em.
Keep up the good work, please. It is needed more now that ever before.
sharinlite on August 1, 2006 at 10:17 PM
One wonders why Israel bothers to remain a member of the UN. It's not like the UN ever takes their side.
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Warriors center Andrew Bogut insists he will no longer even attempt to guess when he might return to the court for Golden State, saying only that he is out ''indefinitely.'' He plans to leave it that way until the day he is running layup drills to warm up for a game. Nope, no more predictions or expectations from him, or his team, about when he might play only to have the timeline pushed back because of further issues with his surgically repaired left ankle. ''It's basically come down to saying indefinitely, because questions just keep coming up,'' Bogut said Thursday night before the Warriors hosted Denver. ''One day I'm just going to pop up and play and not tell anybody about it. At this point, because it's a distraction. We're 8-6 right now and everybody's talking about me. We're playing the best basketball we have in probably the last five years as an organization.'' The Australian center told the San Francisco Chronicle on Tuesday that his April ankle procedure was more extensive than was let on: It was actually microfracture surgery. General manager Bob Myers then acknowledged the surgery Wednesday, insisting the team didn't intend to mislead anyone by describing the procedure as only to clean out loose particles and bone spurs. He publicly apologized Thursday night to anyone who might have questioned how the situation was handled. ''I'm fine with it. I have no dramas, no problems, with the way it's been handled,'' Bogut said. ''People's perceptions are always going to take its toll. I think Bob's a little frustrated with it. He keeps asking me, `Are you good?' They've been nothing but supportive. If anything I've probably been a little silly trying to come back a little earlier than I should have.'' Bogut, the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2005 out of Utah, missed the entire preseason and has played in just four games so far for the Warriors. He is averaging 6.0 points and 3.8 rebounds in 18.2 minutes. The 7-foot Bogut was acquired in a trade from Milwaukee on March 13 that sent high-flying guard and fan favorite Monta Ellis to the Bucks. Bogut broke his ankle last Jan. 25 while with Milwaukee when he landed awkwardly against Houston, then missed the rest of the season. ''I was an integral part of the trade but it shouldn't be about me right now,'' Bogut said. ''It's a frustrating injury for me mentally. No doctors, surgeon, our trainers, anybody, can say, `This is your day.' It's just not realistic, and I can't even circle a day on my calendar right now. I'm just stuck in the realm of, I do what I can and when it's ready, it's ready.'' He recently spent time rehabbing in Los Angeles under the supervision of Dr. Richard Ferkel, who performed his surgery. Earlier this month, the Warriors said they expected Bogut would be sidelined a week to 10 days. Last week they hoped he would be ready to return to practice Monday, but that didn't happen. This is just the latest injury drama to plague Bogut during his career. He missed the end of the 2009-10 season when he dislocated his right elbow, sprained his right wrist and broke his right hand in a hard fall to the floor. The injury bothered him for much of last season. Bogut, averaging 12.7 points, 9.3 rebounds and 1.6 blocked shots for his career, also missed significant time with an injured lower back in the 2008-09 season. And for anybody questioning how seriously Bogut is taking his own recovery, he points out he isn't even walking his two Husky dogs in an effort to keep any extra pressure off his ankle, and ''it's killing me.'' ''I get home at 4 o'clock and I'm icing three or four times before I go to bed,'' he said. ''I'll keep working at it every day. Once it's right, it's right. It's not a little injury I'm bouncing back from. Another thing is guys who have bounced back from this injury aren't 265 to 270 pounds and 7 feet tall. That doesn't work in my favor right now. That's a lot of load to put on an ankle.''
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I'm seriously starting to get scared now. I can't believe he's gone all phsyco on me again, but this time it seems really serious. I guess he is a bit messed up and everything, but you know, he was my boyfriend and all.
Note the was by the way. Never, ever again am I trusting him. Will throw out phone.
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Mum is refusing to let me out of the house without a police escort, or something. She is really irritating. I tried to tell her that this wasn't a movie, but she went all weird and said that this was way more serious than I realised.
Yeah, whatever. Callum just spouted some more phsyco crap at me, didn't he? I'm not showing mum how scared I am underneath, though. He really creeps me out.
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Am going to sneak out so I can dump my phone in the park. I'm not going to keep flipping it open to find yet another call coming through. I need to get rid of this thing NOW.
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Mum asked if I wanted to visit a specialist, and I told her to piss off, and now I feel really bad. She's in a mood with me because I wouldn't tell the police what Callum had said on the public telehpone.
They probably have their own way of doing it anyway, using their weird trace things.
Anway, I'm fucking scared in any case. Came home and found my phone that I had just put in the bin on my bed. Went to double lock the windows, then discovered they were already locked. Got seriously freaked.
Shit, have new text.
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I'm gonna get you bitch. I'm watching you, all the time. You can't escape, you can never get away.
Love you forever baby
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That text is it. Final Straw. I am not going to let this get out of hand. I am responsible, sensible and I can deal with this.
Fuck, who am I kidding? This is going crazy. I need help. Now.


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[quote:Anonymous Coward 2454648:MV8yMDA3NTU0XzMzNzcwNTAzXzJGMTQwNjA4] Solarson, I belong to a tiny tiny order who keep a few bits of the old knowledge. We are not-for-profit and not-for-influence, so you can imagine how tiny we are. Our founder was the original *English* translator of the Emerald Tablets - left in Central America. I am also acquainted with another earthly rendition of the old knowledge - from JP. My question to you is: How does your knowledge reconcile the timeline and genetics of the humans as the Sitchin work contrasts to the fallen angel story? To elaborate; if Sitchin's numbers are correct, human bodies were created about 400,000 years ago in order to mine gold for the soul suckers. From what I am told, Atlantis sank 50,000 years ago. So, were human souls imprisoned in hominid bodies before they were genetically altered to mine gold, or did the imprisonment start then - 400k years ago? Also, WHAT is the significance of gold? It is quite obvious that humans were genetically engineered to want gold, but why? Does this really tie in to Sitchin's work? [/quote]
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I can not tell you too much about myself, simply because it would easily identify me in the groups I belong.
What I can tell you is that I am an active member of several secret orders, beyond the mainstream regions of Freemasonry into the higher forms of the inner order of Illuminati.
And I have come here to reveal some of the secrets that I feel are of immense importance to all, as well as certain matters that should be for the benefit of everyone and not just us select few.
None of you know anything of what you think you know - not about us, the ones behind the curtains, nor about yourselves. You have been mislead and led astray since before your birth.
The complexity of it all is so vast that it will take time to detail it for you. Thus I will have to start somewhere, and I will come back to add when the occasion lets me. If time allows, I will also answer questions some may have, as long those questions do not incriminate me or reveal for those who knows me from the inside who I am.
Being here at all is risky enough as it is - take what I tell you for what it is and decide for yourselves what you want to do with the information, or whether I am telling you the truth or not.
Let me start with a short introduction of myself, to at least give you the bones without the meat.
My family have been involved with the secret orders as far back in time I have been able to look back in any of our records. I stepped right into the same as soon I was born.
We have close ties with many of the groups and orders most of you will have heard of - and even more of the ones you will never even find the name of. A lot of the Light shines in the Darkness.
The family I come from has a leadership role and a greater importance within these orders. This has given me an unique access to information, understanding, knowledge and greatly guarded secrets that very few are privileged to.
Being in such a position is very rewarding, and you would probably not even believe all the things we oversee and are witness to - not to mention what we experience and are involved with directly ourselves. A lot of it can't be mention, since doing so would endanger my anonymity.
The reason I have decided to come here to open the lid on the door a bit, is because of both the horrific discoveries I have made during my time on the inside, AS WELL as the WONDERFUL discoveries.
Truly a lot can be said, and probably will, but for now in my first attempt at letting you in on the secrets I must detail the utter most important parts.
First of all: You are IMMENSELY deceived. NOTHING is the way you think it is, and not even close to it either. Everything is a lie, and a great hoax put upon you. This includes your own LIFE, your IDENTITY.
Everything around you have been created and put in place to BLIND you from the truth. The Media, is there to deceive you and keep you away from understanding, your job is there to keep you busy and away from discovering your true self, your favorite hobbies and past-time activities have been designed to maintain your business beyond your job to further mislead you from reality, religion is there to hide the truth, technology, science, medicine, all there to derail you from the truth. The person you love, your own family, they are there to keep you away from the truth.
The very Earth under your feet is in place to keep you away from the Truth.
That all may sound preposterous - and I can see why, since it really does sound insane.
But nevertheless, this is the way it really is.
Now this does not mean you are not "real", or that the world, or those things you see around you are not "real". But it does mean that your reality, that which is your everyday, is part of a greater design, spun around you in all its splendor, to maintain you in a level of status quo - to keep you in your current state. Compare it to cows in a field - the field and the farm they live on are real enough, and the cows take it for granted as their everyday life, yet it is still in the end artificially created for the cows to keep them there, as the slaves of the farmer. It is truly a perfect analogy since it is pretty much identical to what is really going on.
In that sense, in YOUR reality, you are the "cows", and the "farmer" is, well, call it the Great Architect of the Universe.
You can also call it the Devil, or Satan - but do NOT call it God.
God did NOT create the World. God did NOT create you. It was a different entity, far from God, in biblical terms you could say it was the "Fallen Angel" mentioned above.
With this I quickly jump through tremendous parts of History, and skip all the important bits in between. We go back to our "present" and Secret Orders - since what I have just mentioned now is one of the MOST guarded secrets of these orders.
And, at the highest level of most orders of any significance this is a well known truth - a truth guarded because of many reasons in itself, but not necessarily for Evil as I will get to in my next post.
It relates to the Secret Orders due to us being in existence since BEFORE the time of the Creation of the illusious world you live within, and the Orders exist on Earth today as the channel that allows for the connection and communication with the Divine, and that which still exists far outside the Spheres of the physical Universe you now experience yourself in.
This is all something I will detail soon, when I have the time to come back to further share some of the secrets I feel must be shared.
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Beware of same scammers with new names. Core Incorporated is a new name for same old game connected with Dallas Edge, of hiring and not paying employees. They promise promotion for going door to door, dont pay employees and offer them promotions for working far away from home , even out of state with no expenses paid. Now they are having employees sign leases and then not paying them.They return home brkoe and in debt, are these comapnies getting a commission for the leases that are signed? We'll see..
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