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"Blu Samu is a Belgian MC inspired by funk and soul, 90s R&B and contemporary hip-hop. Her first musical offering was the track ‘I Run’ and what a debut single it is. Full of weighty lyricism and slick production, Blu Samu is definitely going to make a mark at Pop-Kultur. Don’t miss what is sure to be an enthralling set, when Blu Samu plays Maschinenhaus on Wednesday at 23:30 – 00:25.\n\nMichelle Blades is a quirky and talented singer who spent most of her life in America. The artist combines pop and psychedelic-rock together to create a beautiful and sometimes otherworldly soundscape. Watch her set at Maschinenhaus on Thursday at 22.00 – 22:50.",
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"A number of personal “revelations” mark my way in life. Among them is one that occurred in college during a combined history/literature class. Among the books we read were the Pioneers by James Fenimoore Cooper and Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. The books we read explored the line between wilderness and civilization, the tension between man’s indomitable quest to conquer nature and the longing to be free of modern complexities and problems.\n\nCooper wrote the Pioneers in 1823. It was fiction but likely described life at the “western frontier” of the time in the upstate New York Cooperstown area. The main character, the Leatherstocking, Natty Bumpo, was a grizzled old man who was more comfortable with the Indians on the other side of the lake than “his” people. His people were recklessly intent on taming the wilderness. He had more of a kinship with the Indians who respected nature and did not have an itching need to tame it.\n\nCooper was among the earliest environmentalists, concerned about preserving the wilderness, though he would not have been called an environmentalist at the time. In one of the most memorable segments of the book, he described the wanton abandon with which the pioneers heartily shot the flocks of slow Passenger Pigeons, leaving the entire flock dead on the ground at the end. The Passenger Pigeon has since gone extinct due to that kind of behavior.\n\nBumpo was not comfortable with his own crowd, and the book ends with him heading west to find less populated and untamed land.\n\nHuckleberry Finn, of course, is a story of a young man cut out of a similar cloth, but set at a slightly later time, around 1845. We barely left Natty Bumpo heading west, and just twenty something years after the Leatherstocking left upstate New York to find less civilized country, Huckleberry Finn was struggling to conform with the “civilized” society of Hannibal, Missouri.\n\nHuck had no more affection for the polite society of Hannibal than the Leatherstocking had for his kind. At the end of the book we find Huck lighting out for the west as he found the wilderness of the Mississippi becoming too civilized for his tastes. These books stirred a similar longing in me.\n\nOne of the early books that captured my imagination, around 4th grade, was My Side of the Mountain. The book is about a young boy (probably a 4th grader) who escaped his parents and the travails of pre-adolescent life to a hollowed out tree in the wilderness of the Catskills for an entire summer. He tamed a falcon and lived an Utopian summer like a young Henry David Thoreau. He would have very much liked Huck and the Leatherstocking.\n\nMy side of the Mountain clearly still played in my psyche in college. I often thought of the peace and serenity of living in the woods on a mountain far from civilized society. It was my call of the wild. Regardless of the obvious downplay of the hardships, I identified with Natty Bumpo and Huck Finn. I even spent an entire summer in the north woods (Wisconsin) between college years working pretty much by myself, spending a lot time in the woods and waters. It was rejuvenating.\n\nAs the class wore on and my future after college loomed, the obvious stared me in the face. Civilization was hot on the heels of Natty Bumpo. Huck Finn’s wilderness was confined between shores, and the paddleboats powered by steam engines drove him from his “side of the mountain”. When he set his sights on the west, the writing was on the wall. We already know the rest of the story. Civilization was hot on Huck’s heels.\n\nFew places have not been tamed by man, and the places humanity has carved out for protection are at the mercy of the protector. At some moment in that class, the realization of the inevitability of the creep of man on every wilderness yet to be conquered hit me.\n\nI made a conscious decision in the moment to turn toward society instead of away from it.\n\nThere was no outward change, but it was an 180 degree turn for me in my inner man. After that moment, “escaping to the wilderness” was no longer an option.It may not seem like much to anyone else, but it is one of those markers on my way in life, a defining experience.\n\n4 thoughts on “Lighting Out for the Wild West”"
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"The increasing tempo of developments in North Korea this year is of growing concern not only to South Korea but also to the U.S., Japan, and even China. The authoritarian regime's nuclear capability—and its leader's possible willingness to move beyond weapons testing as a show of strength to actual use of his arsenal—is no longer a threat that can be minimized, dismissed, or assumed to be purely defensive.\n\nAs part of the “Conversations at RAND” series, which is designed to highlight important and timely research, a presentation on “Security Tensions in Northeast Asia” was given by senior international/defense researcher Bruce W. Bennett Thursday, June 1, at RAND's Pittsburgh office. Senior economist and associate director of RAND's National Security Research Division Laura H. Baldwin moderated the discussion.\n\nBennett provided background and context on the increase in tensions in Northeast Asia: what has been happening, how complex the situation is, and what options are available to the U.S. going forward.\n\nEstimates from both Chinese and American experts point to a massive buildup of the North Korean nuclear arsenal:\n\n“North Korea might have 20 to 50 nuclear weapons. And that's a lot. A lot of nuclear weapons. One nuclear weapon, going off in a big American city, would probably leave 100,000 or so people killed,” Bennett said. “A hundred thousand or so seriously injured. Hundreds of thousands modestly injured. This is a serious subject when you start to get up into these numbers.” And while it's unlikely that Korean leader Kim Jong Un could yet deliver such a strike to an American city, U.S. allies in South Korea and Japan are more vulnerable.",
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"Bennett has been much in demand lately, as policymakers and the public seek to understand recent developments and their implications; his most recent publications include “Is Moon Ready to Reunite Korea? Is Kim Jong Un?,” a commentary appearing in Newsweek the day after his RAND presentation, and Preparing North Korean Elites for Unification, a RAND research report released in April.\n\nAdding to the seriousness of the North Korean threat is the Kim regime's avowed willingness to test and use nuclear weapons. In 1994 negotiations, North Korea stated that it would turn Seoul into a “sea of fire.” This theme of a nuclear “sea of fire” is echoed in many subsequent communications. “Some of this is clearly bluster,” Bennett explained, “clearly for coercive or deterrence purposes. But how long can you say these things before you start to believe it, if you're the North Korean leadership?”\n\nBennett used maps, graphs, and estimate numbers to paint a stark and vivid picture of the massive casualties and economic losses that would result from even a modest, limited nuclear or even chemical attack on Seoul by North Korea. The figures, Bennett argued, make the case for spending on missile defense measures.\n\nAnother troubling aspect of the North Korean powder keg is the ethos of the leadership.\n\nAnother troubling aspect of the North Korean powder keg is the ethos of the leadership. Bennett related the story of Kim Il Sung's reaction to U.S. accusations that North Korea was violating the nuclear nonproliferation treaty in the 1990s. The progenitor of the Kim regime asked his generals if it was possible to win a war with the U.S.—of course, they said yes. Kim then asked them what to do in the event of a loss. The generals were prudently silent, but Kim Jong Il, the father of the current leader, answered, “If we lose, I will be sure to destroy the Earth. What good is the Earth without North Korea?”\n\n“Think about it,” Bennett said. “He said the Earth; he did not exclude his ally, China. And China knows it. This statement is posted in multiple places in Pyongyang, as a rallying cry, and reflective of the culture in North Korea. If they go down, they want to take a lot of people with them.”\n\nIf North Korea only had three nuclear weapons, Bennett continued, it would likely reserve them for a final coercive action in response to a threat to the survival of the regime. But an arsenal of up to 50 nuclear weapons could be used for different purposes, including preemption. This creates the possibility that a relatively minor confrontation could escalate very quickly. “Nuclear weapons won't necessarily get withheld until the end of the war,” Bennett warned.\n\nBennett's survey of the state of play also took in the massive acceleration of the tempo of missile and nuclear weapons testing under Kim Jong Un, the obsolescence of U.S. “strategic patience” policy, and the importance of the appearance of U.S. resolve and strength to the North Korean regime (which labels humanitarian aid as “tribute” from abroad and interprets secrecy as victory). Kim's boast of a successful missile test that the U.S. president had insisted wouldn't happen was “kind of a nyah nyah nyah-nyah nyah to Trump,” as Bennett put it.\n\nHe also explored the implications of the murder of Kim Jong Nam, Kim Jong Un's elder half-brother, and the souring North Korea–China relationship. China is increasingly unhappy with North Korean cantankerousness, but reluctant to level ever-more-damaging economic sanctions. Bennett described the “Manchuria” part of China, bordering North Korea, as China's Rust Belt: “They need North Korean refugees like they need a bullet in the foot.”\n\nWhile the picture that emerged was grim, if not downright alarming, Bennett had some suggestions for how to confront a heavily armed regime whose leader goes to some lengths to be seen as godlike. His main strategy to contain and counter Kim is to convince him that his plans will be too costly to carry out. This might involve more covert and psychological disincentives and threats, involving the broadcast of lifestyle propaganda (South Korean soap operas are surprisingly powerful), offers of amnesty to high-ranking officials, and leafleting nuclear laboratories to encourage defectors—all to undermine Kim Jong Un's support and leave him personally vulnerable.\n\nAn amazing thing about North Korea is that, beginning during the North Korean famine of 1995 to 1998, many North Korean elites decided to become entrepreneurs to improve their lives. Some have since graduated to being capitalists. As an elite defector once confided to Bennett that if Kim Jong Un were out of the picture for some reason, then “there will not be a Kim family successor. There will be a successor from outside the Kim family. And more than likely, he will be a capitalist.”"
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"Other figures not mentioned in the Gospels who are often included in depictions of this subject include St. John the Evangelist, who is sometimes depicted supporting a fainting Mary, and Mary Magdalene. The Gospels mention an undefined number of women as watching the crucifixion, including the Three Marys and Mary Salome. More on Deposition of Christ\n\nJean Lambert-Rucki (1888–1967), a Polish avant-garde artist, sculptor, and graphic artist, was best known for his participation in the Cubist, Surrealist and Art Deco movements. He exhibited at the 1913 Salon d'Automne in Paris. From 1919 he was represented by both Léonce Rosenberg at the Galerie de l'Effort Moderne and the art dealer Paul Guillaume. In March 1920, Lambert-Rucki exhibited at the second exhibition of la Section d'Or, Galerie de La Boétie, Paris, and participated in the first exhibition of l'Union des Artistes Modernes, where he would continue to show his works. Working in diverse styles and media, at times influenced by the tribal art of Africa, Lambert-Rucki became well known for his Cubist cityscapes. More on Jean Lambert-Rucki\n\nPlease note that the content of this post primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.\nPosted by Henry Zaidan at 4:21 PM"
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"In Yemen, women and girls face challenges similar to women in any vulnerable country: pregnancy makes them more susceptible to malnutrition and their role as caregivers can make them overly sacrificial. But Yemen’s war has burdened them with additional challenges as well. Fleeing violence, women have lost their communities and thus critical support systems, and too many girls have been forced to drop out of school because it’s something their family can no longer afford.\n\n“For women and girls, education has always been a challenge in Yemen,” Annabel said. “Girls tend to drop out when they hit puberty or when they get married – and unfortunately, many girls get married very young here. Before the war, there had been progress and more girls were staying in school, but now much of that progress has been reversed.”\n\nHannan’s story exemplifies this problem. Hannan was just 17 years old when Annabel first heard her story, and she’d been out of school for three years. War had made school unaffordable, so Hannan stayed home to care for her mother and siblings instead. She spoke with sadness when asked about school.",
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"Nasreen and her child.\n\nHaving enough to eat is critical for any child, but it’s especially important for children age two and under. Not having the right nutrients in the first 1,000 days can have a detrimental impact on the rest of their lives. To prevent as many women as possible from having stories like the above, the U.N. World Food Programme runs nutrition centers in Yemen that target pregnant mothers and young children with special nutritional support.\n\n“Our goal is to reach every pregnant woman and mothers of children under two, but it’s obviously a huge challenge,” Annabel said. “Yemen is an active conflict zone so consistently reaching women is difficult as a mother might be able to get to a nutrition clinic one month but the next month, she doesn’t have money for transport or front lines have moved so she can’t travel at all. But we’re doing our best and currently serving around 3 million women and children. Support for mothers is absolutely core to our work here.”\n\nWar weighs heavily upon women in Yemen, but despite the pain, it does not crush them. Among their stories of suffering are also stories of resilience, hope and strength.\n\n“I come across amazing stories of perseverance all the time,” Annabel said. “One that comes immediately to mind is Nawal who is an IDP from Hodeidah and now lives in a camp near Aden.”\n\nNawal is a trained midwife who ended up in the camp after fleeing violence in her hometown. Even though she left everything behind when she fled her home, she didn’t leave her desire to help women. She continues to deliver babies for women displaced by war and refuses to accept any payment for her help.",
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"Nawal and her six-month-old daughter, Salma.\n\n“Nawal is incredible,” Annabel said. “It’s clear that women in the camp depend on her. They call her Dr. Nawal, and someone is always outside her tent asking for help. The other day I asked her how many children she’s delivered, and she looked at me like it was just the most ridiculous question she’s ever been asked. ‘Too many to count!’ she said – which just goes to show how busy and respected she is.”\n\nNawal is also a U.N. World Food Programme beneficiary – she receives support in the form of cash assistance to buy food.\n\n“To me, I feel so proud that the U.N. World Food Programme is providing this fundamental food assistance to her,” Annabel said, “And this is what allows her to continue to help women and do what she loves. And Nawal’s is just one story of the strength of women during this difficult time. There are so many more. Hearing these stories is the best part of my job. It’s what makes all our hard work real to me – seeing that it’s making a tangible difference in people’s lives.”\n\nAs Yemen moves into its fifth year of war, the crisis has shifted out of the global spotlight. But while news cycles may have moved on, Annabel urges us not to forget that women there are still suffering deeply.\n\n“One of the best ways you can help right now, is to remember,” said Annabel. “I think it’s easy for Yemen to be seen as a footnote in a very complex political environment and the wider tensions of the Middle East. But it’s not a footnote – it’s the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.”",
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"Assistance in Yemen is making a difference. The U.N. World Food Programme has saved millions from the brink of famine, but the agency currently has a funding shortfall of $600 million dollars – funding that’s critical to reaching 12 million severely hungry people each month. Without the U.N. World Food Programme’s continued support, the situation in Yemen will deteriorate quickly.\n\n“Right now, we really need everyone to remember Yemen,” Annabel continued. “Remind your lawmakers; tell them you care. Remember that your support has sustained mothers, kept girls in school and enabled people to survive. We’ve done a lot, but we can’t stop now. Together, we can continue to be that difference for women in Yemen; we can help them have a future. Their stories are too powerful to end with this war.”"
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"A lot has been written and will be written both here in Japan and abroad on Phillip Harper as he has, with the likes of John Gauntner, Timothy Sullivan and Melinda Joe, established himself as one of the references proving once for all that Japanese sake has at last expanded beyond the confines of this island for the good of all.\nIt is only a question of time when sake breweries will become a part of life like wine and beer abroad as demonstrated by the five existing branches of large Japanese breweries in the United States employing a full American staff and Moto I, the entirely owned and run American Sake Brewery.",
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"What makes the difference is that Phillip has gone as far as becoming the only foreign sake “toji”/master brewer in a Japanese brewery, namely Ki no Shita Brewery in Kyoto Prefecture!\nAn Oxford graduate hailing from Cornwall, it took him 18 years of sheer courage and guts to break into the closely guarded world of Japanese sake to gain recognition and earn his master brewer status in 2001.\nThe media (including The Los Angeles Times) finally take good note of his achievements when he was formally asked by Owner Yoshito Kinoshita to become his new Master Brewer (incidentally Phillip had already held that position in Osaka for two years).\n\nI have always been intrigued by this fellow sake-loving foreigner, and when Melinda Joe and Etsuko Nakamura started sending me some of his bottles, I decided it was grand time that I atoned for my ignorance and tasted his sake which has won so many fans in Japan and abroad!\n\nBefore I continue with this first of three (and hopefully more) bottles tasting report, I would like to point out that some will not agree with my heavily Shizuoka sake influenced palate and my “wine” tasting methods (just can’t get rid of my Burgundian origin!). I will just invite them to drink, taste and compare notes!\n\nOverall: A sake devised for food, especially heavy food.\nStrong, almost aggressive sake with an uncompromising character.\nTurns more complex with the second glass. Elusive at times, but always with a fruity note so remiscent of Musk Melon.\nFor strong sake officionados!\n\nLike all the kimoto and yamahai sakes we do here, this was made without the use of anything but water, rice and koji. We do not\nadd cultured yeast or anything else to the mash. It is pre-Meiji brewing, and the kimoto under question is precisely the kind of sake that we read about in Meiji Period texts – SMV well into double figures on the plus side, junmai of course, acidity well over two, and comfortably at modern levels of alcohol.\n\nThe rice for the kimoto you tasted is organic Gohyakumangoku grown 15 miles away near the haunt of the Oriental White Stork/コウノトリ (as depicted on the label). The methods are different from standard organic rice farming, as the prime intention is to provide a habitat for these\namazing birds. As you can see from the red sticker, some of the\nprice goes towards a support organization. This project is all about the\nbirds, so it would be great if you could give them a plug. FYI, the original artwork is by Sakane Katsuke, an eminent artist who happens to be the boss’s brother-in-law and is also the creator of our excellent Tamagawa logo.",
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"This the second of the three bottles I received from his fans in Tokyo. That particular one was sent to me by Etsuko Nakamura.\n\nOverall: I’ve been accused of not beingvery lyrical in my comments, whatever my feelings towards a wine or sake in spite of my great love for them. I suppose I’m too old to change! LOL\nI waited until the very last glass (note, galss, not cup!) before writing my impressions.\nFrankly speaking, an unknowledgeable person could be easily fooled into believing into thinking he is drinking wine! What with the bottle shape, the colour of the sake and the quaint label!\nLiquorish, but not tart or overwhelming, I slowly savoured it like Sauternes or sweet white Port.\nWith plenty of translated explanations, it should hit the palate of some vaunted “tasters” anywhere in the world!\n\n“We also do a barking mad sake called Time Machine that is made in the style of the Edo Period. Etsuko took a shine to it last year. We pressed this year’sTime Machine last week: specs are\n\nSMV -70, Acidity 3.4, Amino acids 7.3, Alcohol 16.6.”\n(Specs seem to vary with what is written on the labels)\nPhillip later commented:\n“The discrepancy in the data is because you drank last year’s\n(slightly diluted) version: I gave the specs for this year’s\ngenshu – which, for your information, is already more deeply\ncoloured than the bottle you drank, only a week after pressing.”\n———————————",
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"So how’s everybody liking their 30-day free trial of Communism?\n\nOver the course of the Coronavirus pandemic and societal shut down (the communist trial run) it should be understood by those communists cheering on the lockdown of humanity and the destruction of the market system, the person most likely to be designated as the new Tsar of America is Donald Trump, someone capable of running a multi-trillion dollar economy, who understands production better than Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, James Comey or whatever communist cut out Washington has to offer.\n\nIf we are to be forced into a “climate saving” lockdown and re-tooling of the American economy, of which this fake pandemic is pretext and having seen the American patriots and their terror-filled responses to all other machinations of communist principles overlaid on their capitalist system, then the outcome is already known. So, since communism seems to be undeniable, largely because through the dilution of the American educational system, the slow progression of communist government displacing capitalist government, we ought to at least focus ourselves on determining our tyrant.\n\nI am all for a mass march on Washington to demand capitalism and a release from self-imposed captivity. I am all in on a state by state effort toward the same goal, release, freedom, liberty, etc., but none of my fellow citizens seem to think it is such a situation and even if it is, it is much too dangerous to group ourselves together in such a manner as we might further enrage the communists in charge (as they have proven over the past few weeks that in fact they are) of our lives, our liberty and our persons to the degree that they can fine and imprison us for exerting our individual right of movement and commerce.\n\nUnderstand the situation we are in. If any Democrat is elected president, this will be the model for fighting climate change. I finally heard this understanding of the situation broached on talk radio. Finally, someone understood that after we had gone this far, any health issue might be used as an excuse to thus confine us. My thoughts went to the amount of lives that could be saved by keeping the majority of us off the roads, except by the communist practice of “travel permits” allowing us to go to work at pre-determined and acceptable jobs or for specific purposes only, but the idea of combating climate change is equally useful to those wishing to impose communism on America.\n\nAnd if you’re telling yourself “it can’t happen here,” you’re a damned fool.\n\nTL also has a post up on the release of his Lies Of Omission doc, which you can stream for free if you have Amazon Prime. And, of course, you can still donate to the fundraiser for the Belmont Playboys doc if you’re so inclined, too.\n\nUpdate! I for one welcome our new Green overlords.\n\nLast month, we were wondering whether the cure could be worse than the disease; this month, it seems clear that the cure and the disease were always the same thing. Rely on Chinese communists to produce your medicines and fill your supply lines with breakable crap, and this is what happens. Rely on globalist socialist flimflammers to remedy the situation with “calm expertise,” and they will instead send in an army of anti-American boffins to complain, arrest fathers playing catch with their daughters, and find ways to blame the whole out-of-control exercise in petit-tyranny on Christians and Southerners. For the first time since the James Younger Gang was roaming these parts, grown men are walking around with bandanas covering their faces, but their eyes are telling a whole other story. There’s only so much despotism that free people will endure, and if the price for life is the surrender of everything that makes life worth living, then those bandanas begin to feel like something else entirely. If all these municipal Napoleons-in-aspiration getting fitted for shiny hobnailed jackboots right now can’t control their shared impulse to rule over other men, then these bandanas might become a more permanent fixture. If there’s one thing Americans have always understood, it’s this: where speech and religion and personal defense are all outlawed, be an outlaw.\n\nI, for one, welcome this grand display of government intrusion from coast to coast. Unlike the invisible Chinese virus hunting us surreptitiously, this overbearing application of government force is right out in the open for all to see. The more unscrupulous Democrat mayors openly brag about shutting down private businesses, banning gun ownership, and ripping congregants from church pews. They’re closing every house of worship in sight until their constituents learn to supplicate at the steps of City Hall and nowhere else! Democrats are always gravely warning about creeping fascism from others, but they insist we ignore the rank smell of authoritarianism emanating from their every local executive order. Lone drivers are pulled over for no other reason than to remind the riffraff that they are powerless before their local lords; neighbors are enticed by official favor and bounty to snitch on isolated joggers running through their streets; married nonagenarians are forcibly separated “for their own good.” Only the Democrats could follow the examples of Boko Haram and the Chinese Communist Party in taking advantage of human misery for their own gain. There is no need to imagine the historical totalitarianism of the ’30s and ’40s when it is now bursting forth before us with a vulture’s plumage for all to see. And for that, I am thankful.\n\nWell, now that we’re getting an awful peek behind the socialists’ GND curtain with this partial shutdown of the economy. Does it feel as if the American people are jumping up and down with excitement that “revolutionary change” on an “epic scale” has finally begun? Does it seem as if we’re “committed” to this path? Millions of Americans out of work. GDP contraction. Stock market and retirement savings up in smoke. A Constitution left in tatters. All to decrease electricity usage in the United States by five to ten percent and slash the demand for gasoline in half. If this is what it feels like to destroy capitalism and usher in a new era of universal misery, please stop teasing me with the amuse-bouche of collapsing just part of the economy. I can hardly wait until we are allowed to indulge ourselves with the gluttonous feast of shutting down the whole thing. What a world Biden has promised us! It is as one anti-fracking Greenie declared online: “We now see the ‘glorious vision’ of a world free of fossil fuels.” Except the Green New Deal requires twenty times the effort and sacrifice and many more orders of magnitude in national debt to finally free ourselves of the dastardly hydrocarbons they abhor. Imagine the bliss we will discover from our future of permanent social lockdown. Thank goodness China Joe and the Green tyrants have such grand vision to go with their good intentions. We can save the planet by destroying ourselves over and over again!\n\nOr maybe enough Americans will find this depressing glimpse into the future the Democrats promise us more than enough for one lifetime. Perhaps America will wake up to the reality that the Green New Deal and the Chinese virus share an identical life force. Maybe we won’t have to fight the war to come because enough of the great-grandchildren of the last generation to fight state-sponsored evil will finally recognize the Democrats’ counterfeit promises of unobtainable perfection here on Earth. Either way, at least we can finally see for ourselves what the Democrats have in mind. This miserable police state is the only future they desire.\n\nIt was always that way. It was always obvious too, for anyone with eyes to see, although it’s true that they’ve been more up-front and brazen than ever before with this Chink-N-Pox shinola. Yet half the electorate votes for them nonetheless. Again:",
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"The Glory Stompers (1968) 1- Dennis Hopper as Chino: \"Here's the situation, baby. Like we accidentally snuffed out your old man. Now the only way out for me and my people is to either snuff you out, or to sell you to some high-class Mexican friends of ours. Now, being good people, we decided to sell you.\" 2- \"Hey, baby, I just want to get loaded.\" Girlfriend: \"Chino, get loaded later.\" Chino: \"Get loaded later? What does that mean?\" predating some of his most brilliant dialogue in Blue Velvet by some 18 years.\nEasy Rider: (1969) Conversation between Jack Nicholson (as George Hanson) and Dennis Hopper (as Billy): George Hanson: You know, this used to be a helluva good country. I can't understand what's gone wrong with it.\nBilly: Man, everybody got chicken, that's what happened. Hey, we can't even get into like, a second-rate hotel, I mean, a second-rate motel, you dig? They think we're gonna cut their throat or somethin'. They're scared, man.\nGeorge Hanson: They're not scared of you. They're scared of what you represent to 'em.\nBilly: Hey, man. All we represent to them, man, is somebody who needs a haircut.\nGeorge Hanson: Oh, no. What you represent to them is freedom.\nBilly: What the hell is wrong with freedom? That's what it's all about.\nGeorge Hanson: Oh, yeah, that's right. That's what's it's all about, all right. But talkin' about it and bein' it, that's two different things. I mean, it's real hard to be free when you are bought and sold in the marketplace. Of course, don't ever tell anybody that they're not free, 'cause then they're gonna get real busy killin' and maimin' to prove to you that they are. Oh, yeah, they're gonna talk to you, and talk to you, and talk to you about individual freedom. But they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em.\nBilly: Well, it don't make 'em runnin' scared.\nGeorge Hanson: No, it makes 'em dangerous.\nDennis Hopper lived free and died free. Rest in Peace brother.\nPosted by Matt at 3:06 PM"
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"A couple of weeks ago I read Final Words From the Cross by Adam Hamilton. One of the strongest points he makes is from pages 94 and 95 where he describes Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well. After reading it, I was stunned, and actually stopped reading the book for a few moments before rereading the section again. I knew that I needed to write a post about his thoughts. This is what he says,\n\n“Near the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, he came to the town of Sychar, which is modern-day Nablus. There he sat at Jacob’s Well, while his disciples went into town. Soon a woman came to meet him. He asked for a drink, and she gave him one. Then he said to her, “If you knew who you were talking to, you would ask of me and I would give you living water and you would never thirst again” (see John 4:10).\n\nThe time of day when this conversation took place is significant. It was around noon. Usually women went to draw water in the morning and at night. They did not come mid-day. Yet this woman did. Why? Because she wanted to come when the other women would not be there to scorn her. This Samaritan woman had been divorced and remarried five times and was now living with a man who was not her husband. She did not have the social standing or security that came with marriage in ancient times. The other women would have scorned her, seeing her as a sinner. For many years she had been thirsty for love, but none of her five husbands had satisfied this thirsting in her soul. She was thirsty for more than water on the day she arrived at Jacob’s well.”\n\nWe Have All Sinned\n\nMr. Hamilton notes that Jesus met the woman around noon. This detail is from John 4:6, which reads, “Jacob’s well was there. Jesus therefore, being tired from his journey, sat down by the well. It was about the sixth hour.” The sixth hour corresponds to what we think of as noon. In the first century, most women would have gathered water at morning and at night to avoid the heat of the day.\n\nThe Samaritan woman was different.\n\nShe was avoiding something else. As it says, she came to the well at that time “[b]ecause she wanted to come when the other women would not be there to scorn her. This Samaritan woman had been divorced and remarried five times and was now living with a man who was not her husband. … The other women would have scorned her, seeing her as a sinner.”\n\nNow, I do recognize that it is remarkable how many times this woman had been divorced and remarried, but that is not the only thing that is incredible. Implied in the above quote is the idea that the other women did not consider themselves to be sinners. That is also amazing. Because this woman committed so many sins, they were blind to the ones they did.\n\nDo we sometimes forget that we have also committed transgressions against God? I hope that we don’t. Even though Christians are often referred to as saints in the New Testament, we know that none of us are without sin. Sometimes we need to remember the words of the apostles where they told us the same. For instance, Paul tells us, “for all have sinned, and fall short of the glory of God” (Rom. 3:23). Likewise, the Beloved Disciple warns, “If we say that we haven’t sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us” (1 John 1:10).\n\nLet’s Focus on Salvation, and Not Sins\n\nThe reason I mention those verses are so that we have a moment of self-reflection. Look at yourself. Are you tempted to treat others with scorn? Do you look down on those who have not obeyed the Gospel? I hope that you don’t! Even if we have not committed the same sins as the Samaritan woman, we have all done our fair share. Any of it could separate us from Him.\n\nConsider the predicament of this woman. She was not a follower of Christ, yet still desired Truth. In a similar manner, we have all been outside of Christ, but at one point we were humble enough to seek the Truth.\n\nWhen Jesus was with her, He did not dwell on her sin. He already knew what she had done. Instead, the Lord continually focused on salvation. We should do the same.\n\nLook at how often He speaks of eternal life with her,\n\nThese were all key ideas that Jesus needed to share with the woman. He took notice of her current situation, which was related to physical water, and used it to teach salvation to her. He desired to draw her positively toward salvation, not push her away back toward sin.\n\nIt is true that he did mention her sinful behavior, but He used it as a means to reveal Himself to her. After He tells her that she has had five husbands, and that the one she was with was not her husband, she was able to recognize Him as a prophet (John 4:17-19). It is also noteworthy that these comments about her sinful behavior come after she confessed a desire to drink from the well of water springing up to eternal life (John 4:15).\n\nShe still didn’t fully understand what Jesus was teaching, but she was on the right track. The Lord’s mention of her sinful action were not the primary motivation for the conversation. Eternal life, worshiping the Father in spirit and truth, and revealing Himself as the Messiah were far more important.\n\nEven though Jesus did not turn a blind eye to her sin, He also knew that she was ready to hear the Truth. When we are speaking with people about the Lord, there may be a temptation to focus too much on the sins that the person is committing.\n\nSuch a discussion is important. Turning away from sin is necessary. God desires us to repent, and give up those things that He hates.\n\nHowever, if the person you are speaking with knows that he or she is sinning, and is ready to turn back to God, we don’t need to dwell on such things. He or she is already ashamed of prior behavior. Once that has been established, we can move on to concepts of salvation instead.\n\nOn the other hand, if someone is not there yet, we should not look down on him or her. We don’t want to be so harsh and abrasive to others that people avoid us. Especially if such individuals are honestly seeking to know God’s will. We need to be approachable so that our conversations don’t shut down to the point of just being about the weather. In order to discuss more important matters, we should temporary look past the sin to see the person who is made in the image of God instead. He or she may be trying to learn about Him, but needs us to show the way.\n\nLet’s pray to God that we be patient and approachable enough to do that, and have those meaningful conversations that demonstrate how to walk in the footsteps of the Lord.\n\nWhat about yourself? How do you approach someone who is humble enough to desire Truth, but is struggling to find the way of salvation? Please share your comments below!\n\nStained Glass Window of Jesus and the Samaritan Woman by falco from Pixabay.\nJesus and the Woman of Samaria by Gustave Dore from Creationism.org.\n\nI am simply a Christian. I seek to study God's Word and to share what I learn with others. By the grace of God, I do so on my website and on Twitter. I hope that you benefit from what I teach. If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message. Thank you! View all posts by James Hutton"
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"The Government miserably failed to contain misinformation or disinformation on Article 370 in the foreign media. It should have given a historical briefing on all facets of the issue\n\nThe abrogation of Article 370 has led to a lot of typing on the keyboards of Indian as well as foreign journalists. Most scribes were ill-informed about the legality of the issue but generally, the Indian Press dealt with the subject more decently, taking into consideration the situation on the ground, including Ladakh where the “liberation” of the mountainous division was celebrated as in Jammu, too. The Indian Press also mentioned about the tragic fate of the Kashmiri Pandits and how the Article fuelled terrorist acts, which have plagued the Valley for decades. Even the Supreme Court, which sometimes does not mind stepping in the role of the Executive, handled the issue with restraint and care in the higher interest of the population concerned.\n\nBut this has not been the case of the foreign Press, which has once again shown not only its partisanship — the often-violent “anti-Modi” bias (they hate the ‘Modi’ phenomenon which eludes their understanding) — but also its abysmal ignorance of the historical background of the Kashmir issue.\n\nTake the example of the French Press. Following the August 5 decision, it is difficult to say that it was the worst, because the British and the American were really bad, too (particularly the BBC). In their offices beyond the seas, editorialists remain stuck in old clichés — they love to portray Modi’s India as having only one objective: To massacre as many Muslims as possible. Due to sheer “White” arrogance, most of these “grand reporters” do not need to study the issue before writing on it, as “they know” about it.\n\nAfter the Indian Prime Minister’s visit to the UAE, one French publication even wrote: “Modi has managed to escape the Muslim ire …for now.” The Chinese factor and their indecent claims over Ladakh have also been brushed aside; the Buddhists of Ladakh and the Pandits are not worth a word. It is ironic that at the same time, the Indo-French bilateral relations have been blossoming (but journalists will probably say, “Modi has bought Macron on his side by promising to buy a few Rafales more”).\n\nWho is responsible for this constant misinformation or disinformation? As I said, it is not possible to change the ideological slant of the Press (foreign or French), so one should let it be. Where the Government of India failed is in “educating” the Press by giving a full historical briefing on all the facets of the issue.\n\nOne problem is that the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) today functions without a historical division, (in the 1990s, some smart mandarins thought they knew everything and that a division was not required). Before the announcement, the South Block should have prepared a “background note on the Kashmir issue and the history of the temporary Article 370 of Indian Constitution” but nobody probably had the time for such niceties. Foreign embassies could have been given this note, which could have informed their “all-knowing” Press; it is part of the bilateral relations, no?\n\nThe foreign Press could have been told: “You are free to use the briefing and check the facts if you want.” One of the problems is the sacrosanct “freedom of the Press” which allows anybody to write anything! Those who object to this are “fascists.”\n\nNow what are the facts?\n\nA few years ago, I came across a top secret note entitled, ‘Background to the Kashmir Issue: Facts of the case’, written in the early 1950s in the Nehru Papers (the JN Collections at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library). It makes for a fascinating read. It starts with a historical dateline: “Invasion of the State by tribesmen and Pakistan nationals through or from Pakistan territory on October 20, 1947; ruler’s offer of accession of the State to India supported by the National Conference, a predominantly Muslim though non-communal political organsation, on October 26, 1947; acceptance of accession by the British Governor-General of India on October 27, 1947, under this accession, the State became an integral part of India; expression of a wish by Lord Mountbatten in a separate letter to the ruler the fulfillment of which was to take place at a future date when law and order had been restored and the soil of the State cleared of the invader, the people of the State were given the right to decide whether they should remain in India or not.”\n\nThen the note mentioned “[the] invasion of the State by Pakistan Regular Forces on May 8, 1948, in contravention of international law. One of the grounds for this military operation, as disclosed by Pakistan’s Foreign Minister himself, was a recommendation of the Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan that an easy victory for the Indian Army was almost certain to arouse the anger of the invading tribesmen against Pakistan.”\n\nPakistan was not interested in the plebiscite, further it wanted to grab …Buddhist Ladakh, too. At some other point, the note observed: “Pakistan, not content with assisting the invader, has itself become an invader and its Army is still occupying a large part of the soil of Kashmir, thus committing a continuing breach of international law.”\n\nThis was noticed by Sir Owen Dixon, the UN Representative. Pakistani politicians (and others) often quote the UN resolutions but very few have read them. Has Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ever looked at them? I bet not.\n\nFollowing the ceasefire of January 1, 1949, the military representatives of India and Pakistan met in Karachi between July 18 and 27, 1949, under the auspices of the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan. Before leaving for Karachi, the delegates had a briefing from Sir Girja Shankar Bajpai, the Secretary General of the MEA, who explained the legal position in detail to the delegates. He told them that the resolution of August 13, 1948 “had conceded the legality of Kashmir’s accession to India and as such no man’s land, if any, should be controlled by India during the period of ceasefire and truce.” Thus, the Line of Ceasefire (now Line of Control) was drawn and accepted by Pakistan on this principle.\n\nWho remembers the August 1948 resolution today?\n\nSimilarly, for Article 370, the temporary background should have been explained, particularly how it deprived Jammu and Ladakh of their administrative freedom; how it helped fuel terrorism from across the LoC; how gender-biased it was. This should have been done. It would not have removed the bias of the foreign “secular” Press but they could not have said they did not know."
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Sometimes, andalusites can even show multiple colors from one viewing angle.\n\nWhat are the Best Gem Shapes for Andalusite Jewelry?\n\nGem shapes with a long axis such as ovals, marquise, or emerald cuts tend to show one color near the center and a second, usually darker color, near the ends. Square and round cuts usually blend the colors into a mosaic.\n\nSometimes, lapidaries cut these stones to show pink and almost colorless shades. Others cut to display green in the center of these stones, with browns or various other combinations on the tips, depending on the rough orientation before cutting.\n\nPoorly cut and polished stones may appear dull. As Type II clarity grade gems, andalusites usually contain inclusions, so a large, eye-clean, well-cut andalusite will demand attention. With a hardness of 6.5 to 7.5, it could find a home in almost any type of jewelry setting.\n\nFibrous inclusions in andalusites may create a chatoyant effect, and lapidaries can sometimes cab such stones to showcase this. However, such cat's eye pieces are extremely rare.\n\nThis grass to deep green variety of andalusite contains manganese.\n\nAndalusites from Ottré, Belgium have a blue color due to an Fe+2-Fe+3 charge transfer mechanism.\n\nYou may find chiastolites for sale as trapiche andalusites. These gray crystals have black, carbonaceous inclusions in cruciform patterns in their interior. Due to these impurities, chiastolite has a lower hardness and specific gravity (SG) than other andalusite varieties.\n\nSince it's opaque, this variety is cut more or less as a curiosity. Typically, cross sections of chiastolite may show well-formed black crosses on a gray background. However, occasionally lapidaries cut these specimens into different shapes, such as spheres.\n\nHow Can You Identify Andalusites?\n\nWith its trichroic red, green, and brown colors, andalusite may seem easy to distinguish from other gemstones. However, tourmalines have a similar hardness, color range, SG range, and moderate to strong pleochroism as well. Too casual observations of pleochroic colors can lead to confusion between these two different species of gems. (On the other hand, andalusites have a biaxial optic character, while tourmalines have a uniaxial optic character).\n\nIn fact, clever cutting can mimic andalusite's strong pleochroism. For example, a predominantly brown synthetic quartz piece with a shallow green layer near its periphery was cut to show off both the colors, as real andalusites might. Again, more careful observation will distinguish the real item from a simulant.\n\nScientists have synthesized andalusite crystals via the hydrothermal method for research purposes. However, there is no known jewelry use for this material. If this gem becomes more well-known, perhaps that will change.\n\nAndalusite is eponymous with Andalusia, a region in southern Spain. This gem received this name from the French mineralogist Jean-Claude Delamétherie in 1798, after its supposed source. However, the material he examined came from Castile-La Mancha, a region squarely in the center of Spain. In fact, andalusite's chiastolite variety had already been described by the Spaniard José Turrubia in 1754. Nevertheless, the name \"andalusite\" stuck, and so did references to Andalusia as the type locality.\n\nCurrently, Brazil is the main source of these gems, where they can be found as pebbles in stream beds or on hillsides under layers of clay.\n\nHow Large Can Andalusites Grow?\n\nGems from Brazil can reach 75 to 100 carats. However, gems from most localities usually range from 1 to 5 carats. Andalusites in the 5 to 10-carat range cost several times more per carat than smaller stones. Stones over 10 carats are quite rare, and those over 20 carats are still rarer.\n\nCaring for Your Andalusite Jewelry\n\nAlthough resistant to scratching due to its hardness, andalusite has distinct cleavage and brittle tenacity. Therefore, ring stones should have protective settings to avoid blows.\n\nBefore subjecting any rare andalusites to mechanical cleaning systems, have a gemologist examine them and identify any inclusions they may have. 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In other words, they control the financial success of most LBEs (the exceptions being those targeted to men, such as competitive indoor go-kart arenas).\n\nSo what we have is a large disconnect. Men dominate the design and operations of LBEs that need to cater to women and moms to succeed. Why the disconnect? It's because men are from Mars, and women are from Venus; they represent two completely different cultures. So this disconnect is what we call the curse of androcentrism, a fancy word that means male-bias.\n\nThe curse is not that men and women are different, but that most male LBE owners, managers, designers, suppliers and consultants fail to consider their innate, mostly unconscious male-bias in the design and operation of LBEs. They just make decisions based on their instincts and perspectives, all driven by their male preconception of what guests want. 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Most are dominated by technology, hard surfaces and large and dark cavernous spaces. The facilities are loud and have attractions based on competition - all just the opposite of what women want. Most LBEs actually discriminate against women in their mix and design, which is not exactly a smart move if you want to attract the guest who controls the purse strings.\n\nThere's a lot more to pleasing women guests than most men can even imagine. Not only do women think and act differently than men, they actually sense the world in different ways. It's a lot more than just what's going on inside women's brains. Leonard Sax, a physician, psychologist and author of Why Gender Matters, says, \"If you have a man and woman looking at the same landscape, they see totally different things. Women can see colors and textures that men cannot see. They hear things men cannot hear, and they smell things men cannot smell.\" These sensory differences are biologically hard-wired in their bodies and brains.\n\nSo if men are so severely guest-challenged when it comes to attracting the family's decision-maker to spend the family's money at an LBE, what do we do? It's not easy. Our company takes a multi-fold approach. First, our staff is dominated by women, both in management and as designers. With the vast majority women, and women from both the Baby Boomer and Generation Y generations, it helps to neutralize the inherent bias of our male staffers. Secondly, we continually spend a lot of time and money researching the female culture, both with focus groups and review of numerous gender research studies. Thirdly, we spend time in post-occupancy studies of LBEs we have designed, learning what worked and what didn't work so well. Just because you're a women doesn't mean you can always translate your culture into design. Womanhood has multiple variations of its culture, and you have to be able to decipher and articulate the differences in order to translate them into design and operations. That's what all the research helps us do.\n\nWhat have we learned from our research? It's quite surprising. For example, we have learned that conventional wisdom about design standards for women's restrooms fails to meet women's and moms' needs -- not only in LBEs, but also in all consumer destinations. You would think that after so many years of designing hundreds of thousands of restrooms, the design profession would have gotten it right by now. However, the design industry seems so male-dominated that the design the first few men came up with for women's restroom just gets copied over and over again, without having ever examined it from a woman's perspective. That's just the beginning. The disconnect between what really works for women and moms, and what the LBE industry offers them, is a wide chasm. 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"Prior to the establishment of the Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, care for those living with a mental illness was provided in family homes, or individuals were housed in jails and other inadequate facilities unless their family had the funds to pay for private care. In 1820, Jacques Villere, the governor of Louisiana, had a proposal for states bordering the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. He sent a request from Lousiana’s state legislature urging these states to build hospitals to provide treatment to boatmen who fell ill on their journey along the river. Dr. Daniel Drake of Cincinnati took this request to Columbus before the state assembly asking for a hospital and asylum in Cincinnati. The bill passed Jan. 22, 1821, resulting in the establishment of the Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum which opened originally as a combined hospital, insane asylum, infirmary, poorhouse, and orphanage in 1823 on what is now the corner of 12th and Elm streets. It was a three-story brick building, with the capacity to house 250 patients. The asylum annex was not completed until 1827. However, by 1831, with overcrowding and mismanagement, the insane asylum was under scrutiny as being little more than a squalid prison to house these patients.",
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Or you might equip your sociopathic documentarians with machetes and stolen shields and still go round after round without getting up the gumption to use them. Each and every roll got my heart pounding precisely because the odds never once felt in my favor.\n\nMaybe it’s just a tiny bit their fault they got into trouble while hanging out with friends like these.\n\nIt’s impressive that Ferox manages to make both sides feel constantly outgunned. As the film crew, you might be facing seemingly endless numbers of savages, but at least each of your people are veritable action heroes, shrugging off a javelin through the leg like it was a mosquito bite. As the cannibals, you might watch as warrior after warrior is felled, but hey, there are more where they came from. The pace hardly lets up for an instant. It’s almost a relief when one player has to take a moment to figure out his move, though that’s hardly any comfort because it usually means he’s holding a whole bunch of nasty things to spring on you.\n\nIt also helps that the mechanics themselves hold up surprisingly well. Rather than coast on aesthetics alone, Ferox is actually a pretty damn solid game. First up is the card system. The conflict between the film crew and the natives is divided into multiple encounters, each lasting anywhere from a few minutes to a full-blown half of the game. At the beginning of each of these encounters, both sides get to draft a couple new cards into their deck, representing your faction’s mounting desperation and savagery. 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So you plan your cards right, time it so that the enemy doesn’t have enough rage to protect themselves, then unleash a massive attack. Or maybe you’ll wait too long and your rage starts trickling back to your enemy. Perhaps they play a card to steal it. As I said before, anything can go wrong at any time.\n\nThis system is the heart of Ferox, torn free of its host’s chest but still beating merrily along to the sound of a hundred pounding war drums. There are so many little ways to take advantage of it. Should you spend a bunch on a nice card now, or wait until your opponent probably can’t spend what you’ve given him on a big ambush? Should you try to leech it onto your side by being patient, or give it all to your opponent at a time when they won’t particularly benefit from it? Can you even afford to wait? In one fight, I had an elder who would steal rage from my opponent every time one of my warriors was killed in battle. This benefited me for a while, making it difficult for my opponent to launch big attacks without losing out on a whole bunch of stored rage. So instead of constantly adding fuel to the fire that was sucking the oxygen out of the room, he waited until he had hardly anything left and spent it all on a huge assault. With nothing left in my opponent’s pool, my pricey elder was worthless.\n\nBest of all, the constant, even oppressive sense of tension that defines every game of Ferox is only heightened by this trio of systems. The raging tug-of-war between players, the unique decks that slowly take shape over the course of each game, and those faithless dice that will bring your plans crashing down around your head all serve to reinforce your fears that you’re always on the back foot, always cowering in terror, always glancing at your opponent’s hand because something terrible is coiled within, waiting to spring out at you. 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"Co-selling takes time and commitment, and there are no guarantees that the Cloud Provider will share leads. It’s incumbent upon the ISV to get the co-sell ball rolling and to demonstrate that its product is an indispensable part of the Cloud Provider’s ecosystem, which begins and ends with a well-crafted “better together” story.\n\nCreate a “better together” story\n\nFor nearly every seller, a strong co-sell relationship with a Cloud Provider hinges on an effective “better together” story.\n\nThink of a “better together” story as a marketing pitch — messaging that illustrates why your product aligns well with the Cloud Provider, and how the marriage between your offering and the Cloud Provider’s services will be a good fit that ultimately benefits software buyers and drives cloud consumption.\n\nOf course, a successful co-selling strategy involves more than a perfect “better together” story, but getting your messaging right is a critical step. Your sales team should be able to clearly articulate the “better together” story, as it’s the crucial piece that helps put your ISV at the top of the Cloud Provider’s marketing and partnership list.\n\nTake the “better together” story to the next level\n\nCompanies that have successfully nailed down co-selling have done so in part because they’ve equipped their sales teams with the right messaging and ensured that those teams know how to talk about co-sell and the benefits of the ISV/Cloud Provider partnership.\n\nSeeq, a data visualization, collaboration, and analytics firm, is a good example of a company that found co-sell success through tight ISV/Cloud Provider messaging.\n\nSeeq is on both AWS Marketplace and Microsoft commercial marketplace. Within the first 30 days of being on AWS Marketplace, Seeq transacted its first deal with a mature Marketplace customer, and realized that its Marketplace presence held immense sales opportunities. “That was the first sign to the sales team that there was value to be gained from transacting in the cloud,” said Megan Buntain, VP of Cloud Transformation, Seeq.\n\nSeeq was careful to make sure its sales team was well-versed in the benefits of co-sell, as well as its “better together” story — and the effort paid off. During December of 2021, Seeq closed 4 major deals on the Marketplace within 3 weeks of the fiscal year’s end, which boosted the co-sell partnership between the two companies. In 2021, approximately 20% of Seeq’s total ARR was transacted through AWS Marketplace and Microsoft commercial marketplace, a 215% year over year increase. Today, Seeq benefits from a strong partnership with Microsoft through lead generation and co-selling opportunities, and the company continues to meet and exceed their Marketplace goals.\n\nOf course, every company is different, but most ISVs can expect some degree of co-sell success by crafting strong partnership messaging and ensuring that the sales team is completely on board. “We had a little bit of friction to overcome with our own sales teams,” said Weka’s Barbara Murphy. “They thought that if they registered a deal with AWS, they’d ‘steal the business.’ I think that was very naive and it’s very important that you understand that co-selling is actually ‘one plus one equals three,’ not ‘one plus one equals one.’”\n\nWhen “better together” opens doors\n\nA co-selling relationship with a Cloud Provider can also open up a number of opportunities to close a deal that might not otherwise happen.\n\nDatometry enables software companies to run existing applications directly on Microsoft commercial marketplace without business disruptions or the need for costly and risky database migrations. Datometry was in the final stages of a co-sell motion with a national government organization abroad and the deal had to close before the end of the month. The quickest and most advantageous way to accomplish this was to use Microsoft commercial marketplace as the transaction vehicle. The customer had never transacted via Marketplace before, but Microsoft was able to assist Datometry with the deal, stepping in to support the government organization through the private offer acceptance process.\n\nThe co-selling partnership with Microsoft not only paved the way for Datometry to close the deal, but has also helped it to quickly scale its business. “Microsoft is our number one source of leads and we want to be the best partner we can be to them,” says Dan Languille, Head of Microsoft Alliance, Datometry.\n\nBecause of its Marketplace and co-sell successes, Datometry leads with Microsoft commercial marketplace as its preferred procurement vehicle for every deal in its pipeline.\n\nBy contributing to Microsoft commercial marketplace’s thriving co-sell ecosystem, Datometry not only provides a valuable solution to Microsoft customers, they also help drive cloud consumption for the Cloud Provider — illustrating a critical piece of the “better together” story. “It just comes down to being the best partner we can to Microsoft, which enables us to create better and faster customer outcomes,” Dan said.\n\nRead more: A guide to co-selling with Microsoft\n\nThrough co-selling, ISVs can build momentum in the Marketplace, just as Datometry, Seeq, and Weka have done. 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Subirachs’ soldiers lack the organic quality of Gaudi’s chimneys, yet the connection can be seen.\n\nAntonio Gaudi was a religious man. It has been stated time and again. It was not surprising that he decided to augment his work with a few Catholic symbols. The statues and figures of biblical characters were to be placed throughout the building. Due to changes in certain social and political outlooks that grew in the society at the time, some of these statues were not installed.\n\nHowever, Gaudi added these symbols in his masterpiece. They weren’t hidden but they were subtle nevertheless. One can see these references on the chimneys on closer inspection. Similar religious references can be seen on other parts of the building such as the wrought iron railings, ceilings, and stairwells\n\nAs mentioned before, Antonio Gaudi didn’t shy away from adding religious symbols and references in his work. In Casa Mila’s façade, there are some prayers and symbols engraved. The religious symbols he used in Casa Mila were not as prominent as in his other works. Gaudi sought to convey his beliefs by including a hint to the Hail Mary prayer on the upper part of the façade facing Provença street. Various interpretations have been given to these references. One of the most popular interpretations is the one given to the ‘M’ engraved over a rose in one of the elevations. The ‘M’ has been said to stand for Virgin Mary by some, judging by the religious inclinations of Gaudi. While some others attribute the M to Mrs. Mila.\n\n5. Mythology on the walls\n\nThe exterior of Casa Mila is mostly monochromatic. The vestibule of the building is seen to be vibrant with impressionist murals. This completely contrasts the exterior and comes as a welcome surprise to the visitor. The brightly colored murals depict scenes and characters from different mythologies. The most noted ones include the seven sins, scenes from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, God Pan, and so on.\n\nSome critics have noted that these mythologic murals don’t agree with the fairly modern outlook that the building was supposed to represent. Despite the criticism, these murals have become an important part of Casa Mila.\n\nAntonio Gaudi had an eye for details. It is evident in his work that he gives utmost importance to the tiniest of details. Even the handles and doorknobs of Casa Mila is a work of art. Antonio Gaudi gave special attention while designing these details. Such details are often overlooked while designing a building. He made them aesthetically pleasing. He also made sure that they are ergonomically designed. Each one of these handles was made adhering to particular purposes and the design was carefully crafted. Casa Mila showcases an audio-visual show for its visitors, explaining about these handles, their design, and their use.\n\nAntonio Gaudi loved nature and symbolism. He conveyed various messages through his architectural works. He not only used biblical and catholic references, he also used symbols to convey messages from him to the viewer. The messages Gaudi left in his designs have been studied and interpreted time and again. Similarly, Casa Mila is also a forebear of what Gaudi wanted to express.\n\nOne of the messages is seen in one of the chimneys on the roof. A heart is engraved on it facing the direction of Gaudi’s hometown. It has been interpreted that this heart represented that Gaudi respected his roots and loved it.\n\nAnother such message is the engraving of a bleeding heart or a heart with a tear. This engraving is facing the Sagrada Familia. It is believed that this engraving expressed his misery over his unfinished work.\n\n8. 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"skip to main | skip to sidebar\n\nA thought about her!\n\nSo well.. I've been thinking about something to post on this blog.. and to be honest the cool ideas always came to my mind around 2:00 in the morning. At that time, though, I had no intention to wake up to write them down. So unfortunately when I woke up all the ideas were gone.\nI have to admit that what I'm about to write could sound so cheesy that's disgusting and it makes me wonder how this is possible since as an electrician I should be the technical guy that can express himself with no more than few words.. too bad that it's not my talent that. Anyway I just wanted to tell something about the great woman that everyone know as Claudia Peters (I told you it could be cheesy). She has the most sweet and loving personality ever. Every time I look at her pictures or I have the opportunity to see her, I just realize that I'm the luckiest guy on Earth. Truly no one else has the power to make me feel as happy as she does.\nTo quote a song by \"The Police\": \"Every thing she does is magic\". To me it really is.\nWith small and simple things she can always make me smile. I think of her as the greatest blessing I could ever receive. I am so glad that out of millions of guys on earth she chose me.\nI had the opportunity to be with her when she came down to Italy this past May. I got to know her better and I can confess that there is no girl more loving than her. She is perfect.\nShe is the living portrait of all the features I ever wanted for my future wife.\nI feel really comfortable around her. I am happy, but most important i feel loved.\nIt seems to me that we knew each other before this life. I am pretty sure that we were meant to be together.\nShe is just amazing!\nPosted by Gabriele at 7:11 AM No comments:\n\ni have always been interested in languages. i never really consider myself \"good\" at languages because i hate grammar. i like learning from listening and speaking rather than from case charts. which ultimately means that when i speak another language it isn't always going to be perfect. and i don't mind. today gabriele and i were talking about languages and i appreciated the fact that we think a lot alike in this subject. we both seem to have a certain amount of touchiness about it with a sprinkle of pickiness and pet peeves.\nthere's me in america where i think everyone who lives here should put forth an effort to learn english. there's him in italy where he thinks everyone who lives there should put forth an effort to learn italian. i'm generally very firm in my sentiments because my mother is mexican and from the beginning of her time here in america she made the resolve to learn english and speaks proficient, nearly impeccable english. she always spoke to us in english at home. some people think that could be wrong and that she should have taught us spanish. well, it didn't stop us from learning spanish at all. either way, my point is that my mom speaks the language of the country in which she resides. and i really appreciate that. it has taught me a lesson of respect.\ni think a lot about these things because i will be moving to italy next year (maybe forever, maybe not). i intend to learn italian and speak to my children in italian. of course, i will help them in their studies concerning english. but in reality, if we live in italy, italian will be our primary language. not english. i don't consider that turning my back on america or something. to me, that just shows respect for the people in the place i will live. i'll always be american and make strawberry shortcake, just like my mom will always be mexican and make chiles rellenos.\ni think that's a part people don't understand.nothing stands in the way of learning a new language. people use the excuse that they're too old or that circumstances for some reason don't permit it. i don't fall for that. my favorite professor at byu, walter whipple, learned polish when he was forty. he was then called as the first mission president of the poland warsaw mission. he has been chosen to translate traditional polish carols and is frequently invited to poland to play the organ at special events. you could say he's just brilliant. i say he cared enough to learn polish and then continued learning it as the years passed.\nlearning a language takes time and effort (and certainly pulls you out of your comfort zone). i dare to say that those who do not speak the language of the country in which they live care not to give that time or effort. which to me really causes these people to gyp themselves of their own potential to better communicate in the society they frequent daily.\nPosted by Claudia at 12:34 PM 1 comment:\n\nfor the girls...what we call \"details\"\n\nI was nice enough to h",
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