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Israel in the Dock[1]
Addressing the Questions of Survival, Chosenness, the Moral Code, Evil
& the Burden of Moral Obligation
It is August 14, 2015, the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. This is a difficult moment for students of the period who are paying attention to the state of the culture and world, because the moral ambivalence that preceded that cataclysm is in the air right now. In hindsight, much could have been done to avert the Nazi rampage and the ensuing slaughter, and there were then, as now, prophetic voices and sound advice from students of history which, then as now, were ignored.
Although the essay below was first published in 2010, it is more sharply relevant right now. An American president who evidences hostility to Israel seems bent on forcing that beleaguered country to passively allow the radical Islamic forces hostile to its very existence to become a member of the deadly atomic bomb club. We are asked to trust mendacious murderers and to rely on inadequate safety measures to contain their toxic ambitions.
Yet America's liberal, secular Jewish population is conflicted about the need to take decisive action to prevent Iran from acquiring the atomic bomb. This drama is playing out in a culture of moral relativism, prevalent among an intelligentsia that has uncritically adopted the prevailing secular progressive ideologies. It seems that the moral confidence of many of the "chosen people" who live in the USA is weakened. Many 21st century urban Jews abandoned the traditional moral ground of their ancestors to sign on as acolytes of a secular religion called political liberalism. They are being assimilated by a morally challenged subset of the urban intelligentsia.[2]
I would think that even in the fog of moral and cultural relativism, surely some moral questions are still bright-line clear. Surely one of those points of clarity is the recognition that radical Islam, a terrorist's ideology dedicated to another holocaust, surely that is a manifestation of evil. As all humans are potential recruits of evil ideation, evil mindsets and evil behavior, we need to recognize this murderous mutation within contemporary Muslim religions for what it is – yet another evil force in human affairs.
But wait. For many, there is no evil. For certain leading members of the modern urban intelligentsia, evil is not a moral category at all. In these naïve and vulnerable minds, evil is an obsolete polemic, something that all enlightened people need to recognize as a mental disorder or illness. I am tempted to paraphrase Edmund Burke – The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for evil to be defined away.
Evil is a moral category; and it is a grave and urgent existential threat whenever it manifests in the real world. Whenever an evil mindset governs an intelligent mind and worse, whenever it infects a cooperating group, a catastrophe will follow. In point of fact, evil captured the minds and hearts of a group of murderous Germans in the 1930's. In this century, evil has captured the minds and hearts of large cohorts of militant Islamists. If you must use the medical analogy, think of evil as a contagious, malevolent pathogen[3] that can strongly affect susceptible minds. As I write this, their jihad is enslaving women, murdering children and other innocents. Their jihad presents a grave threat to the Jewish people, to the Jewish homeland, Israel, and to Western civilization itself. To permit this malevolent movement and its acolytes to acquire atomic weapons is suicidal lunacy.
As children of modernity, it difficult for many of us to grasp how "chosenness" can be a burden; that the bleak legacy of the Nazi attempt to exterminate Jews and the complicity of many in the West can lead to a sense of defeat, a withdrawal, a longing to blend into a comfortable modernity.
In my 2010 essay below, I have discussed what means to a modern mind, a sophisticated student of science and the human condition, to someone endowed with modern moral intelligence, to accommodate the notion of being chosen. I explain that the state of chosenness is not confined to the Jewish tradition, but is an inevitable consequence of waking up in the world, endowed with moral intelligence. In the essay, I felt it was necessary to reintroduce the notion that a sense of an ultimate moral authority is a necessary guide for human development, something that is and always has been essential to our species' survival.
But we live in a belief-hostile social environment, where many of us rarely feel free to talk openly about a Creator Being, G-d, or even about the presence of an ultimate moral law or source of moral insight. Indeed, the very notion that such things can be objectively and intimately real is too radically retrograde for polite conversation. In certain circles, the "correct view" is that morality and moral authority are cultural constructs. One construct, in which the jihad is evil, is no more valid that a different one in which "we all seek our own paths." Our postmodern thought-monitors still insist that belief in the divine is superstition, not "scientific." Yet more and more intelligent men and women, scientists and non-scientists, are rediscovering the rejected wisdom.
Evil, it turns out, can be a powerful teacher. And the evils of the current age are a graduate course in moral thinking.
A note about the term, Deity, as I use it at the beginning of the essay: If you prefer, the term can be thought of as a stand-in or referent to that Universal entity or principle, worthy of the deepest reverence, that is identified by whatever name or no name at all, perhaps a hidden source code deep in our evolutionary heritage, perhaps an essence of Being, a latent goodness pattern in the universe. The bottom line for me and for this essay is that our major moral categories are not just human inventions. They are discoveries. That this can actually be the case may remain a mystery, but a wonderful mystery.
Metaphors are powerful cognitive tools, that takes us farther in the exploration of the realm of meaning than we could ever manage without it. The language of art, theology and metaphysics is metaphor. I suspect it is also the language of Deity.
For purposes of this essay, I invite you to visualize Deity as an infinitely persistent transmitter of the moral code, Source of The Great Signal, if you will.
When Deity hovered over the dark abyss, not a stirring of receptive intelligence occupied the formless deep. Billions of years later, human minds emerged, endowed with the potential for moral reasoning. Deity's transmissions have only dimly been detected in the last few millennia. Even then, they are rarely received and even more rarely have they been authentically and intelligently decoded.
Chosenness is the human condition that arises when a person or a people receives and decodes enough of the Great Signal to initialize moral obligation. The prime directive of humankind is to acquire than act on moral knowledge.
The Great Signal decodes as follows:
Given that eternally operating Divine transmitter, and the gradual evolution of receptiveness to the Great Signal among humankind, the emergence of a first chosen people was a matter of time. It was a question of receptivity, not electivity.
Chosenness is never a one-off event. None of us can ever close the door to the Source, nor shut down the reception, nor end the necessity of ongoing listening and intelligent decoding. Once the first Great Signal is received, the heavy lifting begins. It never stops.
Enter the Prophetic tradition. This was the collision of partly understood aspects and implications of the Great Signal as directed by a prophetic voice, that of a vulnerable human being, aimed at powerful, flawed human institutions. Irritation was the minimum blowback; decapitation was not out of the question. This explains why the life of a Prophet tends to be turbulent and brief.
The Jewish people were caught in the prophetic trap. Many have tried to escape via Diaspora, secular disengagement, amnesia or assimilation.
None of these strategies work all the time. Jewish humor is the survival mechanism of an innately intelligent people, clinging to their core humanity under duress. It is a gift to the world.
The very skill set that made the earliest Jewish people uniquely receptive (unique for their time) to the Great Signal, has been preserved over several millennia and within their culture and lines of familial continuity. Not coincidentally, the same skill set has helped many Jewish men and women achieve secular success. But success was followed by reactive jealously, leading to defensive specialization (as in banking and lending, for example), then more success, followed as night follows day, by pogroms, then still more success under duress – then, in the dark theological irony of our era, an age of serial holocausts has followed.
The appropriate response to all this – supported by the post WWII American and European governments – was the reconstitution of Israel as a refuge state. Israel was established to be the One Safe Place for an admirable, persecuted people who were to live securely in a modern setting. Israel was founded as a progressive, refuge state; her immediate founders (such as David Ben-Gurion) were secular socialists committed to a secular state that protected religious freedom.
Israel prospered. Once again, Jews are being punished for success. Such is the perversity of the PGS human condition (Pre-Great-Signal).
The Prophet's legacy of persecution has followed the Jewish people everywhere, but is nowhere more evident and virulent than where their successes are most evident.
One thing is bright-line evident to me: The moral and juridical legitimacy of the Jewish state is an indisputable given, except for those twisted souls for whom the 20th century's holocaust was a bit of unfinished business.
However we parse the practical questions surrounding modern Israel, a Western democracy floating in an atavistic sea, they all vector back to the bedrock question that you would have thought was conclusively settled by those who defeated the Axis powers in WWII: The right of the first chosen people to live in and protect their traditional refuge and home is sacrosanct.
Yet that which seemed settled is unsettled. As the poet Yeats prophetically wrote in the aftermath of WWI, "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, the blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere the ceremony of innocence is drowned; the best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity."
In my personal experience, all of the manifold religious, political and ideological differences I've encountered in my life have tended to operate in one of two kinds of minds: those that are reachable and teachable; or those that are unreachable and unteachable.
Modern Israel was started by progressive secular socialists. In another example of the many dark ironies generated in the last century, a loathsome subset of progressive, secular socialists have turned against Israel, rejecting the core premise - her right to exist as a nation state. Worse still, many of these minds have substituted a malign version of the "progressive" ethos for religion, adopting it with such unreasonable fervor that they now inhabit the world of the unreachable and unteachable.
I strongly suspect that there is a point at which the unreachable and unteachable simply have to be worked around. Too many of such minds cannot be changed after they are frozen (rare exceptions acknowledged). It follows that practical progress against frozen minds is to be made through the magic of a generational shift.
For Israel, this means a practical policy of survival, relentlessly pursuing it success as an engine of creative civilization in the region and the world, a model of prosperity that will remain open to cooperative engagement and partnership for new generations of the post-jihad neighbors. For the world at large, members of the old guard (the bloody minded jihadists of Islam and the morally irresolute "surrender monkeys" of the intelligentsia) simply need to be contained and, as necessary, defeated. For Western civilization and its brave little outpost, Israel, to survive into the 22nd century, the grip of both of these extremes on humanity's future must be stayed.
This requires tough minded line drawing and the willingness to defend the Jewish state in extremis, whatever that requires in real world terms. We in the civilized West desperately need to recapture the virtues and moral awareness that formed the baseline norm, say, for our parents and grandparents who served in the war against the Axis powers and Hitler's National Socialism.
In other writings I have emphasized the importance of the intergenerational moral transmission belt. We continue to need the armor of our greatest moral legacies. The continuity of healthy, creative, freedom-friendly civilization crucially depends on our ability to transmit the essential memories, lesson and virtues to the succeeding generations.
Not all virtues are mild.
The teachings of Jesus, Moses and Hillel converged in the life of a certain Lutheran minister imprisoned by the Reich, Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945), whose moral sensibilities led him to actively seek Hitler's assassination. He was hanged by Nazi thugs three weeks before the Nazi surrender.
Jay B Gaskill
Written on 12/21.2010 and 08/12/2015
Jay Ben Gaskill is a lawyer-writer, lay-theologian who sees humankind's most vital religious traditions through an information-age metaphor: Religions are the cognitive "software" that connects us to a common source-code embedded in the developing universe.
Mr. Gaskill has come to see Christianity as a creative development within first century Judaism and to believe that all life-affirming religions that promote respect for human dignity are founded on variations and attempted translations of an original "Message."
A brief list of Gaskill's related essays (with links) is set out in the attached Appendix.
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The Dialogic Imperative
Reflections on Evil
And The Modern Mind
The American Creative Surge
And The Case for Renaissance Conservatism
Creativity & Survival
Building a World Renaissance
Fire in the Whole: Cannibals of the Spirit
A Universe of In*Formation
A Metaphysical Proposal, Glossary, and Theological Exercise
[2] Reference here: http://jaygaskill.com/liberalismasreligion.htm
[3] In other articles, dealing with a category of morally depraved murderers I am using the term "malogens " to describe the nasty anti-life, malevolent ideation, images and "memes" that have infected" their weakened moral immune systems. These are metaphors, to be sure, by powerfully explanatory and predictive metaphors.


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| chrono17 chapter 7 . 2/9/2007
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| Akito Kinomoto chapter 7 . 2/19/2005
I actually fell kind of sorry for Matt.
| Imaginationqueen87 chapter 7 . 1/12/2005
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| yyhpunk chapter 7 . 10/13/2004
its good. i couldn't believ Matt being a insane guy. any way good luck on your other stories!
| Simply Brooke chapter 3 . 9/13/2004
First off I am so so so so so so so so so sorry about not reviweing this sooner I am loving it! it's going under my favorites! I tink it was so cool that they kissed but now she is going to die! Tai has to get her back! Good CHappie!
Loved the digidestined dinner that was cool!
| iTsZeroUrahara chapter 7 . 9/10/2004
That was a nice chapter you just wrote. I can't wait for your shaman king fic. Keep up the great work.
| Kerri Potter chapter 7 . 9/9/2004
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| Neiro Yukiko chapter 7 . 9/8/2004
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| Marie Darkholme chapter 7 . 9/7/2004
Wow, you finished it and Matt went to jail. Yey, he deserved that. I loved it. Pretty ending in the honeymoon. Good luck in your next work. This one was awsome.
| gila chapter 7 . 9/7/2004
cool! write more!
| CherrygirlUK19 chapter 7 . 9/6/2004
Yay Tai is alright! _
Anyway that was a great chapter and a great fic! it's a shame its over now.
| sara haruko takenouchi kamiya chapter 7 . 9/6/2004
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Ann Lee was British, and therefore she must have had a teapot! In part 1 of this series, we noted that we have very little direct evidence to tell us about Ann Lee's experiences and beliefs. The limited documentary evidence that exists primarily comes from second hand accounts, letters and oral histories that were collected many years after Ann Lee died. Turning to a review of material culture also yields very little information specifically about Ann Lee, but it does tell us a lot about how other people regarded her.
The next category of artifacts are items associated with Ann Lee that could not possibly have been made during her lifetime. Canterbury Shaker Village's collection includes a teapot. The private donor who owned the teapot prior to 1949 stated that the teapot once belonged to Ann Lee. The teapot has a maker's mark indicating that it was made by Shaw and Fisher, a company established in Sheffield, England in 1835. As we know, Ann Lee died in 1784 at Watervliet. Similarly, a pink lusterware tea cup and saucer is held in the collection of the Shaker Museum Mt Lebanon (formerly the Shaker Museum and Library, the first official Shaker museum). The cup and saucer were donated to SMML by Eldress Emma B. King in 1964. A note accompanying the donation states that "this cup and saucer is said to have been brought from England by Ann Lee. Later it became the possession of the Eldress at East Canterbury, NY." which was the home of Emma B. King.
Again, this item clearly could not have been made within Ann Lee's lifetime, yet members of the Shaker family believed that Ann Lee carried this tea cup to the New World on the boat when the Shakers first traveled to America. According to Jane Pettigrew's "A Social History of Tea," British tea as we know of it today was first popularized in 1830s-1840s. It was a product of the industrial revolution, since the main meal of the day shifted from mid-day to the early evening to accommodate work schedules. A light afternoon tea replaced the earlier heavy mid-day meal. By the late 19th century, tea and England were synonymous.
The early accounts of Ann Lee include references to her acting very unlike a "lady." In Manchester, she was imprisoned and thrown into a mental institution for preaching in public and disrupting church services. In the New World, she was accused of being a British spy and a witch. Oral histories include references to Ann Lee working as hard as the men. She was powerful, passionate, and persuasive. Many people feared her while others found comfort in her words and spiritual vision. By the mid-19th century, the connection between living Shakers and their founder was tenuous, and ideas about her spiritual role had changed. As Jean Humez states in her book, Mother's First Born Daughters, Ann Lee most likely relied on her charisma and emotional appeal during her lifetime to gain converts and to influence her followers. After her death, Lee's followers were left with the task of reconciling "the contradiction between her gender and her role as a head of a new church." Humez goes on to note that male Shakers especially needed to create a founder myth that would explain their willingness to join a church that was founded by a woman. The Shakers may also have been prone to Victorian sentimentality and a willingness to ignore facts given their assumption that a British woman like Ann Lee should have brought her tea service with her to the New World. The tea cup and teapot associated with Ann Lee reflect the changing perceptions of Ann Lee within the Shaker community, and perhaps also the increasing influence of the outside world, including Victorian urges to collect sentimental souvenirs of the past.
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Perhaps that is lucky for us because about 330 years later, the shipwreck was discovered and in 1961 salvaged and excavated. The ocean had done a remarkable job in preserving this virtual time capsule. A museum in Stockholm was built for it—opening in 1991—and efforts are still ongoing to preserve this piece of history. It is the largest shipwreck ever found.
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I suppose there are a couple more axioms that exemplifies Vasa: "Haste makes waste" and "all show and no go." If you can think of any others, please leave them in the comment form below.
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Three Chinese firms will pay $1.95 billion for a 15 percent stake in Brazilian rare metal mining firm CBMM, the world's biggest producer of niobium, state media said Thursday.
The deal comes as China snaps up key resources globally in a bid to secure stable supplies to keep its economy -- the world's second biggest -- moving.
CBMM, Companhia Brasileira de Metalurgia e Mineracao, produces niobium, a rare metal crucial to the production of high-grade steel for cars and other products.
China's Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group, financial conglomerate CITIC Group and Baosteel Group set up an investment vehicle for the deal, due to be completed Thursday, the official Xinhua news agency said.
"This successful acquisition has major significance for the stable domestic supply of niobium resources," Xinhua quoted experts as saying.
Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group, based in the northern province of Shanxi, is a major producer of stainless steel while Shanghai-based Baosteel is China's second largest steel maker by output.
Chinese company officials could not be reached for comment on the report, which quoted sources.
The deal follows a similar move by a consortium of Japanese and South Korean companies, which also took a $1.95 billion stake in CBMM in March.
Japanese members of the consortium included Nippon Steel, JFE Steel, trading house Sojitz and the state Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp. The South Korean entities were Posco and the National Pension Service.
At the time, the companies said they sought stable supplies of the metal as China, India and other emerging countries produced more high-grade steel.
Global demand for niobium grew around 10 percent annually while imports of the metal to China almost doubled over the past four years and will continue to rise in coming years, the Xinhua report said, but gave no figures.
CBMM is estimated to control more than 80 percent of the world's niobium market.
The miner, part of the Moreira Salles Group, is involved in the extraction, processing, manufacturing and marketing of niobium-based products, according to the company's website.
Currently, around 75 percent of niobium consumption is for alloy steels, and the metal is used in products ranging from aircraft to turbines.
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Unfortunately, Dennis and Grace sold out last year to a new owner. We returned this year to see if there were any differences. Read on.................
First of all, I write this from the perspective of a person who has worked in the restaurant and hotel industry for 30 years and has spent a lifetime catering to customers. I understand how little things can make or break an experience, and I also understand what it means when you begin to see small downward changes in the quality of an establishment. It is almost never a good sign.
Bathroom soap is one of the cheapest aspects of running a hotel/motel. Dennis and Grace always used these fancy little soap bars, wrapped in fancy cellophane wrapping. My wife absolutely loved 'em. I liked that they smelled like normal soap and I really appreciated that the owners cared enough about even the smallest of details of the stay to make it a better experience for their guests. But anyway, the point is, these little bars probably cost no more than 25 cents additional a room (over the cost of those cheesy little motel bars you can barely get the paper off of before it disintegrates in your hands). The cost for the better bars is not prohibitive, even if you multiply that by 30 rooms. But lets say it was a buck more a room. Okay, $30 bucks a night for the cost of a whole hotel that charges $159 a night. Its clearly not breaking the bank, another words. However, if you are the new owner of a motel and you try to cut costs by saving money on one of the cheapest things possible, it doesn't bode well, because it means you're eventually bound to cut the bigger yearly expenses that come your way, and it is something that signals to me, trouble.
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The previous owners routinely had the motel swept for bedbugs with bed bug sniffing dogs. Huge expense.
The previous owners always had the motel pool heated, no matter what time of the season or it was used. Fuel; huge expense.
They previous owners employed a staff of about 12 housekeepers and maintenance people, for a 30 room motel. Overkill to be sure, but it kept the place spotless and that's why everyone returns every year. Not a bit of dirt or dust anywhere. (ps despite my criticisms, the rooms are still spotless as of our last motel stay). Payroll; another huge expense.
Twice a year, they had a sausage roast for the guests, free of charge, along with a live band poolside. Not too expensive, but it costs a lot more then bathroom soap. And it was wonderful.
Now, how soon might it be before they cut the more expensive services? Hopefully never. AndI hope the new owners prove me wrong. But If you spend your time worrying about nickels and dimes, dollars are sure to follow. And it's a shame really, because this was a very nice place to stay over the years.
On to the service aspect…..
Before I get into this, I'll give credit where the credit is due. The bathrooms and rooms are still spotless, as of our last stay this season and the place is in good physical repair.
Now, I mean this in the nicest way possible but the new owner has a lot to learn about running a motel. It seems like he doesn't have the know-how. When I initially called to book the room, I was kept on hold for 10 minutes. I hung up. If I want service like that, I call my credit card company in India, not a motel in Wildwood, NJ. I got a call back and a voicemail a half hour later from the new owner. It took me 3 phone calls over 3 days to book this motel. That's the wrong way to handle it. Dennis or Grace would have never kept you waiting and they would have had time for a friendly word with you in the meantime. Not this guy. Dennis and Grace understood, a lost call is a lost customer. But 26 years of motel-experience will tell you that. And Dennis and Grace had that experience and I think this young guy lacks it.
When we arrived, if it wasn't for Grace, our needs wouldn't have been taken care of. The owner was AWOL. The new owner lives on the premises, along with his extended family, but he wasn't there. He is there early in the morning, then he leaves (I think to check on another hotel he owns, as I overheard him mention to a customer on the phone he could get them into a cheaper hotel in the Rio Grande area), and then comes back in the evening. Since Dennis and Grace sold the hotel to retire, I don't expect she will be there much longer, and I think that the new owner will be overwhelmed when she departs, as he is clearly overwhelmed when she is there helping him.
During our stay, Tim, who is the son (there is a wife, two kids and a grandfather on the premises), was friendly and cordial, but he brushed off our concerns one evening when two droopy-panted thugs from Philly were publicly urinating ala testacoli exposed in front of the hotel, on their own car! I called to complain to him and he told us it wasn't his responsibility to call the police because it wasn't on hotel property (it was a literally a foot away from it) and could we please call the police for him. I was shocked. Again, the Dennis and Grace standard applies here. This would not have been their response at all. Dennis, an x-police sarge himself, would have handled it. Instead, I was left to call 911 from the hotel in room phone. The cops came and got rid of the thugz, thanks to me. But I should never have had to do that to begin with.
With D&G, there used to be 50's music coming out of the system around the pool. Now its modern garbage. Not cool. I come to Wildwood for the 1950's experience, not to hear P Diddy and 50 cents. I hear that garbage in NYC year round and desire to escape that when I come here. We also noticed minor debris around the pool during our stay. Again, the D&G standard applies. They were always keeping the place spotless. It wasn't a huge difference, but again, I think it doesn't bode well for the new standards the owners hold.
Additionally, the owners kids were swimming in the pool and made you feel like you were intruding - kinda like you were in their home. I understand they all live there, and it is their home, but there should be a level of understanding that guests are to be treated nicely by family, if the family is in the guest public spaces. His wife came out at one point to address the kids, didn't acknowledge any of the guests at the pool, looked right over us and talked to her kids, then walked away. Again, the D&G standard applies. We are part of a family of guests that got used to being treated a certain way. And when that changes, those guests, like us, do not come back again but instead search for that friendly experience somewhere else.
It is worth noting that the motel is centrally located - right across the convention center on the boardwalk, but you have to walk past a few flea bag motels to get to the boardwalk. I've never had a problem with that, but just saying, the presence is there a block away. Despite that, you can't beat the location if you want to be close to the amusements but are also just far enough away, that you can only hear a light din of the noise coming from the screams of those on the thrill-rides on the piers.
Our family has enjoyed this wonderful motel over the years. It is with a heavy heart that we have decided not to return. But my personal experience with new owners and my understanding of the subtle signs of change, has led us to decide to stay elsewhere next year. I wish the new owners success and good luck and I hope they can learn to meet the high standards of service that Dennis and Grace set over the 26 years they owned and operated the motel.
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The mention of Plesiadapis should be modified, as it is not considered as a Primate any more (not, at least, by Hartwig, on whose book is based this article). A reference to order Plesiadapiformes should be made. Vasconicus (talk) 10:13, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
- What does Hartwig suggest as the earliest primate ancestor? I've added Dryomomys and Purgatorius as the earliest fossils found but they also don't seem to be covered by Hartwig. Jack (talk) 12:16, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
- Okay my rephrasing isn't particularly good, Purgatorius is a Plesiadapiform and therefore a possible ancestor of Plesiadapiformes and Primates, while Teilardina (c. 55–47 mya) maybe in fact be the earliest uncontested primate with a comparatively large amount fossil evidence. Jack (talk) 12:28, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
- According to David Rasmussen, author of one of the articles of the book edited by Hartwig, one of the first Primates is Altiatlasius koulchii, which lived in Morocco, during the Paleocene. I would suppress the reference to both Purgatorius and Plesiadapis. Dryomomys is not mentioned by Hartwig. Vasconicus (talk) 05:58, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
- Be bold, have a go at writing the intro yourself, I'll correct it if there are any mistakes. Cheers, Jack (talk) 12:58, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
- OK, Jack. Give me a couple of days. Thank you for trusting me. Hominid regards. Vasconicus (talk) 10:12, 24 April 2009 (UTC)
- Done! Help yourself: correct whatever you don't like, add whatever you want.Vasconicus (talk) 06:21, 27 April 2009 (UTC)
- OK, Jack. Give me a couple of days. Thank you for trusting me. Hominid regards. Vasconicus (talk) 10:12, 24 April 2009 (UTC)
- Be bold, have a go at writing the intro yourself, I'll correct it if there are any mistakes. Cheers, Jack (talk) 12:58, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
List of prehistoric Mammals[edit]
The part of the article [[1]] concerning Primates should be either deleted or merged with this article, which is much more complete. Vasconicus (talk) 05:58, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
- Okay I've removed that section and replaced it with a link, the section looked in bad shape anyway. Jack (talk) 12:55, 23 April 2009 (UTC)
Inconsistent presentation[edit]
Some authors & works are in parenthesis, others are not. Is there a signification to this? Headbomb {ταλκκοντριβς – WP Physics} 16:55, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
- No significance, those authorities were just added by a different editor. I've changed them to a consistent style now, following the taxobox usage. Jack (talk) 23:03, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
- Yes, there are significance. The Code (ICZN) says:
"51.3. Use of parentheses around authors' names (and dates) in changed combinations. When a species-group name is combined with a generic name other than the original one, the name of the author of the species-group name, if cited, is to be enclosed in parentheses (the date, if cited, is to be enclosed within the same parentheses).
Example. Taenia diminuta Rudolphi, when transferred to the genus Hymenolepis, is cited as Hymenolepis diminuta (Rudolphi) or Hymenolepis diminuta (Rudolphi, 1819)." Burmeister (talk) 14:16, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
- Sorry about that, ignorance on my behalf! I've reinstated the parentheses and added a little explanation to the lead, though I'm not entirely sure that it covers their use? Please add any corrections if needed. Cheers, Jack (talk) 14:45, 27 May 2009 (UTC)
Confusion of Classification and Contradictions of other Primate Articles[edit]
Although this is one of the best lists of fossils, the classification contradicts other primate articles (for example, Dendropithecus is shown on the list as a member of Dendropithecidae, yet in Dendropithecus article it states (in taxobox) as a member of the Pliopithecidae. So either someone do an edit and revision on the list or change the classification in the taxobox of the articles of a fossil primate. Because it's confusing and it's ridicuolus. --4444hhhh (talk) 21:08, 13 March 2010 (UTC)
- Welcome to the world of primate classification... particularly for fossil primates. Unfortunately there are probably many more errors in the list, but its hard to tell without having a recent taxonomic publication in hand or expert knowledge on the subject. Anyway, there are several major problems involved here and no simple solutions. To put this into perspective, I have spent a year and a half just trying to make all the lemur classifications consistent and accurate, and I've only recently been able to finish that process (...unless I've missed article out there on Wiki somewhere). Basically, the problems you run into are:
- These taxonomic lists are found in multiple articles, in addition to the taxoboxes for individual species. It's easy to miss some of them, particularly if you're not aware that the list pages exist. In my opinion, this is a problem with proper wiki-linking and/or duplication of lists to provide any content for stub articles. (Fortunately, that's not the case in the example you gave above.)
- Editors with good intentions may pick up a (fossil) primate book from 2000 and hop on Wiki to update the list, feeling they are doing the community a service. Even if they manage to track down every page and clean things up, the list they are using is 10 years old. Even in this best-case scenario, the list is still incorrect. Consequently, less devoted editors might update what they see as an error (either with newer or older sources), then go on their merry way without fixing it everywhere else. Drag this out over a couple years, especially with new taxonomic interpretations coming out all the time, often resulting in vast changes in taxonomy, and you get the mess we have today.
- Primate taxonomy is hotly debated. Taking this and the previous point about dated sources into mind, things only get more complicated because many paleoanthropologists and biological anthropologists seem to avoid traditional taxonomy and favor cladistics instead, mostly because these classifications change so rapidly.
- Deprecated taxa are hard to eliminate because its rare to find research articles or secondary sources that bother to explain that the taxa that had been used previously is no longer used. Instead, they'll just stop mentioning it. Is it deprecated? Yes... but you don't have a source. As a result, you need to convince other Wiki editors rather than just make the call yourself by merging pages.
- As you can see, it's not a fun process and would require more than just a few hours of updating. If you have access to the resources to properly update this information, ideally with the most recent major publication available from a good taxonomic authority, then I encourage you to update everything. Eventually I plan to clean things up, at least for the Eocene primates. Unfortunately, I'm tied up with lemur articles and will be probably for another year or two. So if you know an academic who is passionate about fossil primates and Wiki, please introduce them. I'm more than willing to coach them along.
- As for your specific problem, I do not have a good, recent source for fossil primates on hand, otherwise I would at least attempt that quick fix. Sorry I can't help there. – VisionHolder « talk » 21:44, 13 March 2010 (UTC)
Further reading and External links sections added[edit]
After completing this section, I will be adding 'Further reading' and 'External links' sections to the article, in which I will list a few resources at hand, and anything else I come across along the way. Two books I'll be listing have human evolution as their 'focus', but don't be fooled by the titles (although the titles also suggest they should be checked out - I mean you just can't write on their subject matters without referring to the fossil record). Both are gems in their own rights, and continue to serve as reliable resources in the study of human and primate evolution, which necessarily includes overviews on fossils, phylogeny etc, and very good references, including citations. I've tracked down several original citations courtesy of these books. I'll also list Hartwig's book of course. Although I see it referenced several times in the article, a further reading section would be remiss without it. Wotnow (talk) 23:00, 10 May 2010 (UTC)
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Lifford Lane HRC – service update
The following is a statement on services offered at the Lifford Lane Household Recycling Centre (HRC):
A Birmingham City Council spokesperson said: "The first decent weekend of weather this year inevitably saw an increase in visitor numbers to our Household Recycling Centres and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.
"As was the case in previous years, we are publicising on the council website peak times that we advise people to avoid, we now have webcams in place that enable people to view the queues when planning a visit and will be again introducing "green lanes" for visitors with just garden waste to help meet demand.
"The subscription-based garden waste service also remains an option for anyone wanting an easy way of having their cuttings and clippings picked up without the need for trips to the HRCs. A season's subscription costs just £33 online.
"Longer-term, we also have plans in place to tighten residency checks so the HRCs are only used by Birmingham residents. This should help waiting times, stop commercial traders using our sites and ensure the best possible service for citizens."
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In the case of Lifford Lane, the peak times we advise people to avoid (if at all possible) are: Mon-Fri 8am-9.30am, weekends and public holidays.
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A sneak peek at TV's second season
Television's second season on broadcast and cable starts out with a bang right after New Year's Day and stretches well into March. USA TODAY's Gary Levin hits the highlights (all times ET/PT):
• Oprah's Next Chapter (OWN, Jan. 1, Sundays at 9 ET/PT). Winfrey's new globe-trotting interview show, with Steven Tyler first up.
• Angry Boys (HBO, Jan. 1, Sundays at 10). Australian Chris Lilley's latest, in which he plays six characters.
• Pretty Little Liars (ABC Family, Jan. 2, Mondays at 8) and The Lying Game (9). Two teen dramas return.
• Work It (ABC, Jan. 3, Tuesdays at 8:30 ET/PT). A comedy about two men who cross-dress to find jobs as pharmaceutical reps.
• Celebrity Wife Swap (ABC, Jan. 3, Tuesdays at 9). A brief celebrity spinoff gets the likes of Gary Busey and Ted Haggard to trade families.
• Switched at Birth (ABC Family, Jan. 3, Tuesdays at 8) and Jane By Design (9). Returning teen drama about mistaken-at-birth twins pairs with new Jane, about a high-school student mistaken for an adult and hired at a fashion house.
• Project Runway All Stars (Lifetime, Jan. 5, Thursdays at 9). Top competitors reunite to make it work again.
• Winter Wipeout (ABC, Jan. 5, Thursdays at 8). The summer staple returns for its second cold-weather season.
• Downton Abbey (PBS, Jan. 8, Sundays at 9, times may vary). The second season of the Emmy-winning drama about the haves and have-nots in a British family.
• The Firm (NBC, preview Jan. 8 at 9, then Thursdays at 10). Follows John Grisham's legal-eagle years later, this time played by Josh Lucas.
• Shameless (Showtime, Jan. 8, Sundays at 9). Darkly comic drama starring William H. Macy as an alcoholic single dad returns.
• House of Lies (Showtime, Jan. 8, Sundays at 10). A comedy starring Don Cheadle as a shark management consultant; pairs with the fifth-season return of David Duchovny's Californication (10:30).
• The Game (BET, Jan. 10, Tuesdays at 10) and Let's Stay Together (10:30). Popular sitcoms back with new episodes.
•Are You There, Chelsea? (NBC, Jan. 11, Wednesdays at 8:30). Sitcom loosely based on the life of comic Chelsea Handler (Laura Prepon, That '70s Show).
• One Tree Hill (CW, Jan. 11, Wednesdays at 8). The ninth (!) and final season of the teen drama.
• The Finder (Fox, Jan. 12, Thursdays at 9). Bones spinoff stars Geoff Stults as a man with special skills to hunt the elusive missing.
• 30 Rock (NBC, Jan. 12, Thursdays at 8). Back for a sixth season.
• Rob (CBS, Jan. 12, Thursdays at 8:30). Rob Schneider stars as a man who marries into a tight-knit Mexican-American family.
• Undercover Boss (CBS, Jan. 15, Sundays at 8). Back for a third season.
• Napoleon Dynamite (Fox, Jan. 15, Sundays at 8:30). Animated spinoff of the cult film featuring voices of the original cast.
• Alcatraz (Fox, Jan. 16 at 8, then Mondays at 9). Latest mystery from producer J.J. Abrams, about the sudden reappearance of inmates and guards from the infamous San Francisco prison, 50 years after its closing.
• Justified (FX, Jan. 17, Tuesdays at 10). Elmore Leonard's gun-toting Kentucky deputy marshal Raylen Givens is back for Season 3.
• Southland (TNT, Jan. 17, Tuesdays at 10). A new season for the transplanted cop drama.
• White Collar (USA, Jan. 17, Tuesdays at 10). Return of the con-man-and-cop crime-fighting buddy team.
• American Idol (Fox, Jan. 18, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8). Eleventh season of the enduring — and still top-rated — reality competition.
• Remodeled (CW, Jan. 17 and 24 at 9, then Wednesdays at 9). A Kitchen Nightmares for the modeling industry.
• Royal Pains (USA, Jan. 18, Wednesdays at 10). The concierge-doc-to-the-wealthy is in.
• Archer (FX, Jan. 19, Thursdays at 10) and Unsupervised (10:30). The returning spy with the mom complex is paired with an animated teen companion.
• Spartacus: Vengeance (Starz, Jan. 27, Fridays at 10). Second chapter of the swords-and-sandals epic; Liam McIntyre replaces the late Andy Whitfield.
• Luck (HBO, Jan. 29, Sundays at 9, preview Dec. 11). Horse-racing drama from producers David Milch (Deadwood) and Michael Mann (Miami Vice) stars Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte.
• Tosh.0 (Comedy Central, Jan. 31, Tuesdays at 10). The network's top-rated viral-video series is back with more snark.
• Who Do You Think You Are? (NBC, Feb. 3, Fridays at 8). Lisa Kudrow's celebrity-genealogy show.
• Shark Tank (ABC, Feb. 3, Fridays at 8). Exuberant inventors sell wares to cautious investors.
• The Voice (NBC, Feb 5 after the Super Bowl, then Mondays at 8). Returns for a second season of swivel chairs, coaches and singing talent.
• Smash (NBC, Feb. 6, Mondays at 10). Behind-the-scenes at the making of a Broadway musical, starring Debra Messing, Katharine McPhee and Anjelica Huston.
• The River (ABC, Feb. 7, Tuesdays at 9). Mystery thriller about a family's search for a missing TV-star naturalist on the Amazon.
• The Walking Dead (AMC, Feb. 12, Sundays at 9) and Comic Men (10). Zombified hit pairs with new reality-series peek inside director Kevin Smith's New Jersey comics lair.
• Celebrity Apprentice (NBC, Feb. 12, Sundays at 9). A new crop of semi-celebs battle for charity and Donald Trump's approval.
• Eastbound and Down (HBO, Feb. 19, Sundays at 10). Danny McBride's comedy about a down-on-his-luck baseball player.
• Life's Too Short (HBO, Feb. 19, Sundays at 10:30). The daily difficulties of a dwarf (Warwick Davis), written by and co-starring Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.
• Mad Men (AMC, date to be announced). At last, the long-delayed return of the ad men and women and their deceptions.
• Good Christian Belles (ABC, March 4, Sundays at 10). Soap about grown-up mean girls in Dallas.
• Breaking In (Fox, March 6, Tuesdays at 8:30). Once-canceled comedy, starring Christian Slater as security company chief, returns with Megan Mullally as his new boss.
• Bob's Burgers (Fox, March 11, Sundays at 8:30). The animated series about a family's fast-food emporium.
• Fashion Star (NBC, March 13 at 9, then Tuesdays at 10). Project Runway-style competition series.
• South Park (Comedy Central, March 14, Wednesdays at 10). The crude boys are back.
• Missing (ABC, March 15, Thursdays at 8). Globe-trotting drama stars Ashley Judd as a mom searching for her vanished son.
• Dancing With the Stars (ABC, March 19, Mondays at 8 and Tuesdays at 9). A new crew of B-listers compete for the mirrorball.
• Touch (Fox, March 19, Mondays at 9, after a Jan. 25 preview). Stars Kiefer Sutherland as a widower dad to an autistic son who sees patterns that can predict — and prevent — calamities.
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If you disagree with this rating, please discuss it on the build's talk page.
This build has been designed for the following use:
A Commonly run replacement to the general RC Monk in GvG dropping it for Life Sheath, this provides a more Anti-Spike effect as well as quicker casting.
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<pvxbig> [build prof=Monk/W Prot=12+1+1 divine=10+1 tact=8][aura of stability][life sheath][shielding hands][guardian][spirit bond][Optional][Optional][balanced stance][/build]
- PvP version of skills - [[Spirit Bond (PvP)@14].
- Holy Veil & Shield of Absorption
- Divine Spirit & Deny Hexes
- Consider Disciplined Stance over Balanced Stance for spike meta.
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- Survivor's Armor
- 40/40 Protection set
- 40/20/20% Enchanting Protection Staff.
- Defensive Set ( Spear/Shield, health mods, armor vs. damage types and condition reduction times )
- High Energy Set. ( 30/-2)
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- Use Life Sheath to remove conditions and protect against damage.
- Use Guardian on allies being attacked by melee.
- Use Deny Hexes with Divine Spirit to remove hex stacks.
- Use Spirit Bond to make damage shut up.
- Use Aura of Stability for Anti-KD.
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One of the world's largest snack food manufacturers was having problems with an incline conveyor on their potato chip line. This conveyor took the chips from the scale up to the bagger machine to get them prepared for packaging. The competitor's belt was breaking and they had to replace it every three months. Production was declining and cost increasing.
This snack food manufacturer contacted Habasit to help solve their problem. We recommended the KVP CC41 with 6" bucket flights and polyamide rods but stainless steel rods on the flighted rows. Our product provided a higher temperature, more abrasive resistant material as well as a closed hinge style belt. The benefit of the closed hinge is protection of the rods from the chips and therefore a longer lasting belt life.
With the competitor's belt, this end user was spending approximately $20,000 on belt replacement cost every three months. With the Habasit belt, not only did they see double the life, but replacement costs were cut in half too. Over a year's time Habasit saved this end user $66,000 in just belt replacement. Production increased and maintenance decreased as a benefit too. This chip maker was very happy with the solution Habasit provided and is looking for other opportunities were we can save them money.


text: Orbitcom partners with SES to provide satellite broadband services in Germany08 Apr 2014 03:32 PM SES's Ka-band Astra Connect satellite system to deliver broadband services in under-served areas of Germany using a range of tariffs based on data usageSES Broadband Services has signed an agreement with German internet service provider ORBITCOM to market its Astra Connect service, the company announced today (8 April 2014).Provided via Ka-band capacity on the recently launched SES's satellite ASTRA 2E, Astra Connect delivers high-speed broadband across Europe. ORBITCOM will provide the service to households in under-served areas in Germany where current broadband speeds are 2Mbit/s or less.Six different options of Astra Connect service packages will be available to ORBITCOM customers, with prices depending on data volume. The additional night option allows browsing without limit and without volume billing and is an integral part of any tariff. All packages have download speeds of up to 20Mbit/s and upload speeds of up to 2Mbit/s."The Internet has become an indispensable part of our lives and yet high-speed broadband Internet access is still not the norm," said Andreas Schmidt, CEO, ORBITCOM. "With the Astra Connect tariffs we can provide both casual surfers and usage-heavy home office operators Internet access that is directly tuned to their needs and usage patterns. For everyone, everywhere, this is crucial."ORBITCOM's management team brings 25 years of experience in the retail, e-commerce and telecommunications markets, including launching emerging technologies. The company will bring this experience to the new partnership with SES Broadband Services."We are looking forward to working with ORBITCOM in Germany, a very important market for us. With the launch of ASTRA 2E we have expanded capacity and coverage for this market, allowing for further growth and connectivity for everyone, regardless of their location," said Patrick Biewer, managing director of SES Broadband Services.James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're human


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Race to Nowhere (2009)
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The United States is known to have one of the best higher education institutions in the world, and yet its primary and secondary public education systems are in dire conditions. Directed by Vicki Abeles, "Race to Nowhere" is a harsh critique of the American public school system, focusing on the problem of stress. The film argues that students today are subjected to unreasonable amount of homework, unreasonable expectation of students' academic ability, and unreasonable emphasis on teaching to the tests that, in some cases, has led to suicides of young teenagers. I am very sympathetic to these issues, and therefore it is especially troubling that I do not enjoy the film at all. Read the rest of this entry »