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Deputy’s lack of certification not an issue in suspension of license

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A Shelby County man’s refusal to submit to a chemical test for alcohol intoxication voided his argument that his driving privileges should be reinstated because the arresting deputy was not qualified to administer the sobriety test.

Brandon Schulze was taken to jail and lost his license after he told Shelby County Sheriff’s Deputy Ian Michael he would not take the chemical test.

Schulze then requested a hearing for Judicial Review of Probable Cause on Refusal of Chemical Test for Intoxication during which Michael testified he was not certified to operate the chemical testing machine at the local jail.

Using that admission, Schulze was able to convince the Shelby Superior Court that his driving privileges should be reinstated because the arresting officer could not perform the chemical test himself.

However, the Indiana Court of Appeals reversed, finding the trial court erred in reinstating Schulze’s driving privileges in State of Indiana v. Brandon Scott Schulze, 73A01-1311-CR-471.

The panel pointed out that Ind. Code 9-30-6 does not require the arresting officer to be trained on how to administer the chemical test.

“Therefore Deputy Michael’s offer of a chemical test was not illusory simply because he was not qualified to administer such a test,” Judge Melissa May wrote for the court. “If Schulze had agreed to take the test, Deputy Michael could have found another officer at the jail who was certified to give a chemical test or could have transported Schulze to a hospital or other facility for the test. As Schulze refused to submit to a chemical test, there was not reason for Deputy Michael to find a qualified person or take Schulze to a qualified person.”

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  1. Don't we have bigger issues to concern ourselves with?

  2. Anyone who takes the time to study disciplinary and bar admission cases in Indiana ... much of which is, as a matter of course and by intent, off the record, would have a very difficult time drawing lines that did not take into account things which are not supposed to matter, such as affiliations, associations, associates and the like. Justice Hoosier style is a far departure than what issues in most other parts of North America. (More like Central America, in fact.) See, e.g., When while the Indiana court system end the cruel practice of killing prophets of due process and those advocating for blind justice?

  3. Wouldn't this call for an investigation of Government corruption? Chief Justice Loretta Rush, wrote that the case warranted the high court’s review because the method the Indiana Court of Appeals used to reach its decision was “a significant departure from the law.” Specifically, David wrote that the appellate panel ruled after reweighing of the evidence, which is NOT permissible at the appellate level. **But yet, they look the other way while an innocent child was taken by a loving mother who did nothing wrong"

  4. Different rules for different folks....

  5. I would strongly suggest anyone seeking mediation check the experience of the mediator. There are retired judges who decide to become mediators. Their training and experience is in making rulings which is not the point of mediation.


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Temples Festival adds more excellence to stellar lineup

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I was saying just last week how many awesome festivals there are to attend this year. Whilst some of the larger ones may be struggling to pull in interesting lineups (for this very reason, the organisers of Sonisphere recently announced their event would not take place this year), there are some fantastic ‘mid-level’ options going, catering to a variety of tastes. Our love of UK Tech Fest and Euroblast should be apparent by now, but one in particular we’ve our eye on this year is Bristol’s Temples Festival.

Already piquing our interest was a slew of bands including hardcore legends Converge, SunnO)))Pig Destroyer, Between The Buried And MeTorcheTrap Them, Will Haven, KEN mode, NAILS, Throats and Year Of No Light. Christ.

Tickets finally went on sale yesterday, and to celebrate, those in charge added another sixteen to the mix:

Patrons of Temples Festival,

At long last, the time is upon us…..

It’s with the utmost pride with which we can now (officially) announce seminal Seattle drone masters EARTH as the closing headliner of Temples Festival 2015. A fittingly sinuous end to a weekend of relentlessly heavy music.

In addition to EARTH, please welcome the following artists to the Temples 2015 line-up (in no set order);

The King Is Blind
The Afternoon Gentlemen
Grand Collapse
Swan Song

Strong. Very strong. Earth are obviously the big draw, and will close the festival on the Sunday evening, but there’s some excellent and varied stuff in there. The running order has also been firmed up as per the above photo. You’ll note that Pig Destroyer are in fact palying two sets (due to popular demand), which is cool.

There’s a further announcement to be made on this Friday 23rd January, so keep your eyes out for that.

Temples Festival will take place May 29th-31st 2015 at Motion Bristol.


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41 years young!

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Chat' started by sparkling_quavers, Jun 29, 2004.

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    Happy birthday wonky_baton :wink:
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    :D HaPPy BirFday! :D
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    :D happy birfday :bounce
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    happy birfday dude!!!

    have a drink for me :guiness
    :D :D
    lol :bounce
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    Happy Birthday Mr Baton that is wonky. Congratulations on your birthday, I hope you've enjoyed your day.

  7. 2nd man down

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    with a user name like that stay off the grog (it doesn't help!) but happy birfday anyway!! :wink:
  8. :D Happy belated Birthday Wonky but 41? naah, can't be that you're 5 months younger than me?

    It was our wedding anniversary yesterday (my husband not Wonky, thought I'd better clear that up!) and I left my card in Singapore, sniff sniff!
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    Happy birthday! You can pride yourself on being younger than my parents!
  10. Liz Courts

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    Happy Birthday! for yesterday!!! :D :D
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    Belated Happy Birthday from me! :D
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    Happy Birthday to You
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    Happy *high note* Birthday dear wonky_baton
    Happy Birthday to You :D
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    Belated Happy Birthday to you! Hope you had a good day! :wink:
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    :D happy bday!
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    Happy Birthday you closet French horn lover! Beat me to 41 by a month! ;-)
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    Happy Birthday Alan.

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    Spooky cos I am younger than my parents too.

    Thanks a lot for everybodies best wishes. Sorry I missed everyone at Easingwold apart from Colin and Rach. Roger I will catch up with you on my next jaunt to Telford I hope.

    As for French Horns I hoped they are banned before my 42nd birthday!! :D

    Nice to hear from Singapore lass I thought she had emigrated!! :wink:
  19. :) Well Wonky I have to come back to the mother country on occasion just to keep you lot in check, hahahahaha! :wink:

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Bristol Brass Festival : Brass & Choral Spectacular.

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    On Saturday 6th March at 7.30pm, expect an exhilarating evening's entertainment from City of Bristol Choir, Exultate Singers and one of the UK's top brass bands, Gloucester's Flowers Band. Under the direction of conductors David Ogden and Paul Holland, they join forces to perform Philip Wilby's Brontë Mass - combining the poetry of the Brontës with the words of the Latin Mass, in a stunning work full of bold, romantic, sonorous textures.

    The second half of the concert is packed with spectacular and uplifting music from the films and the brass band world. A selection of Suites from film scores by John Williams, the world’s most successful film music composer is combined with the music from James Bond, Brassed Off, and the Mission. All this will be memorably performed by one of the UK’s leading brass bands in collaboration with 120 singers.

    Paul Lovatt Cooper is one of the most sought after composing talents of his generation in the brass band world, and his piece Walking With Heroes needs to be heard to be believed - this is brass band music at its most flamboyant and uplifting.

    Come and enjoy feel-good music for the start of Spring. Don’t miss this unique event in Bristol’s musical calendar.

    Ticket Prices: £18, £15, £12 - Tickets available from Colston Hall box office on 0117 922 3686
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    Weenie, what's the date of this?

    Good to see 2 Wilby choir and band works being performed in Bristol this year.
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    Brilliant, again so much to listen too in Bristol with local artists..

    Cant wait for the Stanshawe/Sunlife concert ..
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    Saturday 6th March 2010

    I'll let Weenie know the date of this concert as well !!!!!
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    Added date and time to orginal post on Weenie's request. :)
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    I must say after rehearsing The Bronte Mass that i am really looking forward to the concert! it is an amazing piece of music!!!!! :clap:
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    Its an incredible piece...very emotional
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    Can't wait to hear it in full flow on Saturday at the Mecca of South West banding!!
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The "little horn" and "the man of lawlessness"

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The "little horn" and "the man of lawlessness"

Postby steve » Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:10 am

Another email I received and responded to that may interest others:

On the radio show recently you talked with a guy about 2 Thessalonians 2 and Daniel 7 (the little horn horn/man of sin) and were saying that the horn seemed to have a career beyond the fall of the Roman Empire. I was trying to find that idea in both scriptures but couldn't, could you show me where that is so I can study it?

Hi Greg,

You are right that this is not plain. However, it is the way that Western church fathers and reformers interpreted Daniel 7, in juxtaposition with 2 Thessalonians 2.

There is no unambiguous mention of the little horn's continuing, chronologically, after Daniel 7:11. However, the little horn is described later in the chapter (vv.20-26). Both verses 8 and 24 mention the little horn arising after, and among, the ten horns.

The reformers believed that the ten horns represented the European nations into which the Roman Empire dissolved after the fall of Rome, in 476. This would suggest the rise of the little horn subsequent to the fall of Rome, though it would not be possible to prove this interpretation.

Jerome, writing about half a century prior to the fall of Rome, wrote about Daniel 7:8 —
"We should therefore concur with the traditional interpretation of all the commentators of the Christian church, that, at the end of the world, when the Roman Empire is to be destroyed, there shall be ten kings who will partition the Roman world among themselves. Then an insignificant eleventh king shall arise..."

Writing about 2 Thessalonians 2:7-8, Jerome writes—
“[Paul] shows that that which restrains is the Roman Empire; for unless it shall have been destroyed, and taken out of the midst, according to the prophet Daniel, Antichrist will not come before that…Let us therefore say what all ecclesiastlcal writers have delivered to us, that when the Roman Empire is destroyed, ten kings will divide the Roman world among themselves, and then will be revealed the man of sin.”

Earlier still, Hippolytus (AD 170-236) was a disciple of Irenaeus. He wrote:

"As these things, then, are in the future, and as the ten toes of the image are equivalent to (so many) democracies, and the ten horns of the fourth beast are distributed over ten kingdoms, let us look at the subject a little more closely, and consider these matters as in the clear light of a personal survey. The golden head of the image and the lioness denoted the Babylonians; the shoulders and arms of silver, and the bear, represented the Persians and Medes; the belly and thighs of brass, and the leopard, meant the Greeks, who held the sovereignty from Alexander’s time; the legs of iron, and the beast dreadful and terrible, expressed the Romans, who hold the sovereignty at present; the toes of the feet which were part clay and part iron, and the ten horns, were emblems of the kingdoms that are yet to rise; the other little horn that grows up among them meant the Antichrist in their midst…"

Other fathers wrote similarly, expressing the same view—

“Beseech the God of heaven that the Roman State might be preserved, lest, more speedily than we suppose, that hateful tyrant should come.”

“What Is the restraining power? What but Roman State, the breaking up of which by being scattered into ten kingdoms, shall Introduce Antichrist upon [its own ruins]?”

Cyril of Jerusalem:
“This, the predicted Antichrist, will come, when the times of the Roman Empire shall be fulfilled….Ten kings of the Romans shall arise together…among these the eleventh is Antichrist, who, by magical and wicked artifices, shall seize the Roman power.”

“…after the failing or decay of the Roman Empire, Antichrist would appear.”

“One may naturally enquire, What is that which withholdeth?…when the Roman Empire is taken out of the way, then he [Antichrist] shall come. And naturally. For as long as the fear of this empire lasts, no one will willingly exalt himself, but when that is dissolved. He will attack the anarchy, and endeavor to seize upon the government both of man and of God.”

Among the early Protestants, it was universally held that the papacy, rising in the vacuum left by the fall of the Roman empire, was the little horn and the man of lawlessness—

Martin Luther —
“I feel much freer now that I am certain the pope is the Antichrist.”

The translators, in The Epistle Dedicatory of the KJV —
“[King James] hath given such a blow unto that man of sin [the pope] as will never be healed.”

Westminster Confession, chapter 25 —
“VI. There is no other head of the church but the Lord Jesus Christ: nor can the Pope of Rome in any sense be head thereof; but is that antichrist, that man of sin, and son of perdition, that exalteth himself in the church against Christ, and all that is called God.”

Some of the above citations I have no reference for, having collected them from various second-parties, who did not always footnote their work, as I would prefer to be able to do.

I would also mention that the above view of the little horn was not held widely in the Eastern Church, which saw the four beasts of Daniel 7 as Babylon, Media, Persia, and Greece. They saw the little horn as Antiochus Epiphanies.
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Postby TruthInLove » Wed Mar 15, 2017 1:17 pm

Hi Steve,

steve wrote:The reformers believed the ten horns represented the European nations into which the Roman Empire dissolved after the fall of Rome in 476.

steve wrote:I would also mention that the above view of the little horn was not held widely in the Eastern Church, which saw the four beasts of Daniel 7 as Babylon, Media, Persia, and Greece. They saw the little horn as Antiochus Epiphanes.

I think the Eastern church's view makes much more sense in many regards although I'm not sure they had Daniel quite figured out completely. There are certain things about identifying the 4th beast as Rome that don't quite add up. I've covered these elsewhere on this forum but - somewhat predictably, like a moth to the flame I suppose :) - I'd like to take this opportunity to reiterate some of them and possibly get a discussion started.

Here are 4 difficulties I would respectfully raise regarding the view that the 4th beast is Rome and that the 10 horns are the European nations into which it dissolved:

  • The little horns of Daniel 7 and Daniel 8 are very similar and characterized by very similar actions. In Daniel 8, the He-Goat on which the little horn grew is explicitly stated to be Greece.
  • The 4th beast was said to be completely destroyed prior to the establishment of the Kingdom of God. If the Kingdom of God was established at the 1st advent of Christ as Christ Himself said it was, and Rome didn't fall until 476 A.D., how can Rome fit this description? Even if we take the destruction of the 4th beast to be the conquering of the pagan religions of Rome by Christianity when Constantine made it the official religion, that didn't happen for nearly 3 centuries after Christ.
  • There is more stated about the 10 horns than just their rising up. 3 of those 10 horns were uprooted by the little horn. How does the Roman Empire and the Papacy fit this description?
  • Rome did not by any means tread down the whole earth in the manner that the 4th beast did. Greece on the other hand was nearly the size of the Persian Empire which was the largest empire the world had ever seen.

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Re: The "little horn" and "the man of lawlessness"

Postby dwilkins » Fri Mar 17, 2017 11:36 am

I tend to lean towards Rome as the fourth beast as opposed to Greece. However, an intriguing third option is the Zealot movement in Judea. The link below is to a detailed argument of this: ... -movement/
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Make a Wish to Cast 5-Year-Old as Batman

Written by Jude Terror on Monday, November 04 2013 and posted in News with Benefits

Make a Wish to Cast 5-Year-Old as Batman

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The Make a Wish Foundation is an organization that grants the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses. As far as missions go, that's quite possibly the coolest ever. Their latest endeavor will be turning the city of San Francisco into Gotham City to fulfill the wish of Miles, a five year old boy battling leukemia. If you're in the Bay Area, and you want to both witness something awesome and contribute as well (and let's face it, you're a reader of The Outhouse, so you could use some positive karma), then head into the city on November 15 and participate by joining the crowd at one of the locales below and cheering Miles on.

Here's the info from Make a Wish:

Come join us for a fun-filled day of everything Bat as a young crimefighter captures villains and saves the day on November 15th!

Miles may only be 5 years old, but he is fighting a very adult battle – one that we hope will save his life. Miles has leukemia.  He is a sunny, positive little boy and finds his inspiration in super heroes. When we interviewed Miles for a wish, he surprised even his parents:  he wishes to BE Batkid!

The day starts with a breaking news story. San Francisco's Police Chief asks if anyone knows the whereabouts of Batkid because he needs his help solving crime and bringing the bad guys to justice. Our little Batkid, Miles, in training with adult Batman, is ready to answer the call! Of course Batkid will be riding around the City, saving the day and performing feats of derring-do!

After rescuing a damsel in distress from the Hyde St. cable car tracks in Nob Hill, and capturing the Puzzler in the act of robbing a downtown vault, Batkid will eat his lunch at the Burger Bar in San Francisco – directly above Union Square.  While at Burger Bar, he will get a special message from the Chief of Police to go to the window – where he will look down and see a huge group of volunteers jumping up and down asking for Batkid’s help.  Why?

Because the villainous Mr. P. will be kidnapping a famous San Francisco mascot!  The getaway car will be visible on Union Square (a convertible so that everyone can see what is happening), and the chase will be on!

After catching Mr. P., Batkid will make his final stop at City Hall, where the Mayor and the Police Chief of San Francisco will thank him and give him the key to the city. We plan on having hundreds of volunteers and donors collected to cheer and thank our Batman! This is a great opportunity to see the magic of a wish in action – and a perfect outing for kids, grandkids and Bat-fans everywhere!

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1) You can catch the action as Miles becomes Batkid in one of several different locations around the city, and cheer him on as he fights crime and battles villains, by:
  • Watching him rescue a damsel in distress, who is tied up across the Hyde Street cable car line on the 1900 block of Hyde, between Green and Union streets (approximately 10:30am)
  • Seeing him catch his nemesis as he attempts to rob a vault at 550 Montgomery St. (approximately 11:00am)
  • Seeing a villain kidnap Lou Seal and drive off with him from Union Square (approximately 12:45pm)
  • Watching as Batkid arrives at AT&T park at 3rd and King side to apprehend the villain and free Lou Seal (approximately 1:00pm)
  • Joining in a massive celebration at City Hall at 2pm as SF Mayor Ed Lee gives Miles the key to the city and congratulates him on a job well done (approximately 2:00pm)
2) You can capture it on film, video, and in print, and we will be happy to provide you additional information about Miles, his wish, our organization and the sequence of events.

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Foundry Networks has launched wireless Lan (WLAN) access points and software to help increase the capacity and security of enterprise wireless networks, and has added a new location management offering.

This combination is aimed to help run services such as VoIP and location tracking on a single 802.11 infrastructure.

Foundry's IronPoint Mobility AP150 access point, based on technology from Meru Networks, can support up to 120 WLAN connections, for large public spaces or high traffic areas. The IronPoint Mobility Radio Switch 4000 has dual 802.11a and 802.11g radios, and support for as many as 256 connections.

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The new IronPoint gear also supports in-the-air quality of service, where the devices prioritise certain types of traffic over the air. Other equipment applies QoS settings to data or voice traffic only once packets hit the wired network at the access point, Foundry claims.

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ICANN goes native, as new TLDs proliferate

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ICANN San Juan 2007 Tuesday brought more on the expansion of the top-level domain (TLD) landscape - namely a discussion of what are referred to somewhat jokingly as geoTLDs. These are really two distinct kinds of TLDs - one for information about cities or purely geographic regions, and another for linguistic and cultural preservation.

As always seems to be the case at ICANN meetings, technical difficulties took front and centre stage. First the microphone was so loud our session was drowning out the session next door, and no one could work the mike and lower the volume. Then - this is pure ICANN - nobody could figure out how to work the projector, even though they had all brought slides.

Two power outages then put the olives in our collective Martini. Illuminated by the screens of our laptops, and without internet access, we soldiered on.

The city TLDs, such as .nyc for New York, are portrayed as a way to organize reference material about a certain place. A representative of .nyc presented it as a kind of urban planning for the internet, allowing a relatively coherent organization of practical information about the city. Instead of, say, doing a Google search for "hotels new york city" and receiving 150,000 hits, or whatever, in theory one could go to .nyc and find the 402 hotels there actually are in New York.

Of course, these organizational concepts have been hijacked in the past by clever marketers, and it's not immediately apparent that the new city or regional codes will avoid a similar fate.

The so-called language and culture domains (lcTLDs) will probably suffer less in that regard, if only because the internet real estate they seek is less valuable and more narrowly defined. Everyone knows New York - not everyone is familiar with Western Sahara. I thought the .eh mouse pad I received in my shwag bag was some kind of inside joke about Canadians, but it turns out to be the regional code for, yes, Western Sahara.

This relatively new kind of TLD is conceived as something of a cultural gap filler between country code TLDs, which are essentially internet recognition of nation states, and standard .org-type not-for-profit organizations. It is in recognition of certain cultures or regions, such as the Catalonia region of Spain, that are not represented at the country code level but still have a distinct language or culture they would like to preserve for themselves in a certain part of the internet.

The .cat is a nice example. It is a TLD devoted to the language and culture of Catalonia, and though American trademark lawyers might snivel about its similarity to an American tractor trade name, it seems like a worthy development, especially with the internationalized domain names on the way. The Catalans were here first. Let them have it.

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Office of National Statistics takes out MP3 players

HD has officially entered mainstream consumer conscience, because the UK's Office of National Statistics (ONS) has added Blu-ray Discs to its list of everyday purchases.

The ONS maintains a list of 650-odd products and services, and updates the selection annually. The list is intended to reflect public spending habits and is used to calculate the Retail Prices Index inflation measure.

Several other tech goodies, including Freeview boxes and “portable video players” – iPod Touches and their ilk - have also been added.

Blu-ray’s addition has come at the expense of some former tech favourites, with High Street DVD rentals taken off of the list. Internet-based DVD rental services are still considered representative of British spending habits.

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US spy chief wants 'some control' over satellite imagery

Government intervention isn't going away

By Lewis Page

Posted in Policy, 9th May 2007 13:04 GMT

An American intelligence boss has hinted at curbs on commercial satellite imagery to prevent its use by enemies of the USA.

"If there was a situation where any imagery products were being used by adversaries to kill Americans, I think we should act," vice Admiral Robert Murrett, director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), told AP yesterday.

"I could certainly foresee circumstances in which we would not want imagery to be openly disseminated of a sensitive site of any type, whether it is here or overseas."

The NGA has actually been more of a military mapping bureau than a movie-style satellite-using spy outfit. Its motto is "Know the Earth...Show the Way," and most of its products are more on the lines of Google Earth than live satellite monitoring of people or individuals.

But Murrett is a former naval intel analyst, and "NGA provides accurate, up-to-date geospatial intelligence...NGA's strategy supports operational readiness through a set of geospatial foundation data...fused with other spatially referenced information such as intelligence, weather and logistics data. The result is an integrated, digital view of the mission space".

In other words, NGA gets to look at the secret poop from the proper spies in order to put the various counters onto the big map which it has provided. So it may not be the CIA, NSA, DIA, or whoever, but it really is "a crucial member of the intelligence community", as it insists.

In particular, NGA has lately provided $1bn in funding to commercial sat-imagery operators such as Digital Globe and Geoeye. Firms such as these provide much of the imagery used by the likes of Google Earth, and Murrett is no doubt thinking of them when he talks about the US government imposing restrictions. In the case of US-based companies where the NGA controls the money, this would be a simple matter.

There are also means whereby even foreign-based providers can be muzzled. During the 2001 US-special-forces-led invasion of Afghanistan, for instance, the NGA bought up all the imagery over that country for several months, preventing anyone else from getting it. This led to a lot of criticism on the grounds that the US government was muzzling the media and hampering relief work.

Murrett clearly believes that such methods may be justified, however.

"I think we may need to have some control over things that are disseminated. I don't know if that means buying up all the imagery or not. I think there are probably some other ways you could do it," he said.

Just what other ways these might be - especially in the case of non-US organisations disseminating images from non-US satellites - was not made clear. Diplomatic pressure or international law could often be brought to bear, no doubt; and if a future US government felt the need were urgent enough it could resort to electronic/information warfare or even shooting down troublesome satellites, like the Chinese.

But it's likely that Admiral Murrett was really talking more about keeping useful commercial satellite images out of the hands of terrorist groups planning attacks on US facilities or personnel abroad. That could be quite a difficult tightrope to walk. Blanking out big areas for long periods by commercial or other means would cause a storm of complaint; narrowing the time/space curtain might risk giving away the very information one wishes to keep secret.

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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Homemade Jumbo Croutons

I've had 3 days off in a row, and since it's the summer and I have no homework, I've been overwhelmed by all my free time. First day off, I accidentally rode my horse about 30 miles, which took 8 hours. I could barely walk afterwards. Yesterday I baked bread, and then about 5 dozen cookies for no reason at all. A dozen would have been fine, but no... Today I used half of the bread I made yesterday to make croutons. I love croutons. A salad just isn't the same without croutons. However, I do NOT like to buy them in those bags at the store. Has anyone ever looked at the ingredient list!? And, croutons are the easiest thing to make ever.

Homemade Jumbo Croutons
  • Half a loaf of bread (I used my 7 grain bread)
  • 3ish tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
  • 1 teaspoon of garlic powder
  • 1 teaspoon of Crazy Jane's Mixed Up Salt
  • 1/2 teaspoon of dried basil
  • Salt & Pepper to taste
  • Preheat your oven to 400°
  • Cut your bread into thick slices if possible, or try to buy texas toast cut bread

  • Then, cut them into vertical slices about an inch thick

  • Tear these strips into chunks that are about cube shaped and place on a cookie sheet (or two cookie sheets depending on their size)

  • Drizzle the croutons with a very healthy amount of olive oil. I didn't actually measure it, but it was enough for them to be completely soaked in it
  • Sprinkle all the seasonings on top, and salt and pepper to taste. Using your hands, mix everything together to make sure all the croutons are nice and oily, and covered with enough seasoning. Eat a raw crouton and make sure it tastes good before you bake it. Add more seasonings to your liking.

  • Bake in the oven for 15 minutes. Stir croutons around, bake for 5 more minutes. Stir again and bake for 5 more minutes until they are crunchy and nice and golden brown

  • Let cool on the pan for 10 minutes or so, so that they get an extra crunch. Store in an airtight container. They last for quite a while when stored properly, and they never really go stale.
  • Enjoy!

My calorie counter won't let me use my bread recipe in another recipe, so I had to do some weird stuff and can't take a pretty picture like normal, but I still have the information.

Assuming there is 15 servings of croutons here...

Calories: 122.2
Total Fat: 5.53g
Saturated Fat: 1.5
Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.27g
Monounsaturated Fat: 1.8g
Trans Fat: 0g
Cholesterol: 4.33mg
Sodium: 332mg
Potassium: 2.07mg
Total Carbs: 17.33g
Dietary Fiber: 2.07g
Sugars: 3.6g
Protein: 2.67g
Vitamin A: 1.2%
Vitamin C: 0%
Calcium: 1.27%
Iron: 4%

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I had a nightmare on my most recent visit to hospital.

I came across this sign Minor Surgeryand looked into the clinic. There were young boys and girls carving up bodies as they were learning how to carry out surgery and I was next on the list!

I moved on quickly to be confronted by a sign Joint Injections.

I looked inside the room to be confronted with two nurses shoving needles into a prone body together. Again, I was next on the list.

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Likely leaving Man United this summer: Giggs, Rio, Evra

Big changes coming to Man United this summer. Expect a significant overhaul in the defense of the reigning Premier League champions, who almost certainly won’t be defending champions anymore when the time comes. You already know that Nemanja Vidic has confirmed his exit from Man United.

Here’s who else is likely leaving Old Trafford.

Ryan Giggs, member of the immortal Class of ’92, is set to retire. There’s a lot of speculation about Javier Hernandez and Shinji Kagawa. It’s thought that both are unhappy under David Moyes. It’s hard to say at this point whether or not Chicharito and Kagawa will remain, but if I had to say, I’d say both could be out the door. Patrice Evra and Rio Ferdinand are likely to follow Vidic to a club other than Man United.

Despite all the turnover, Moyes has said he’s fairly confident in his rebuilding plan.

“We’ve actually got Jonny Evans, Phil Jones, Chris Smalling. Three really good centre-halves. They’ll be the future of the club, the ones we look to, within the building.

“I’m hoping the young ones, who we’ve already given games to, will step up to the plate. I hope they will become young centre-halves who can be here for the next five or six years. That’s the idea.

“There are people coming out of contract at any club, but we’ll keep it private and tell you at the right time.”

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Wednesday in the Word: The Parables of the Hidden Treasure… and the Underpants

“The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field.

“Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant looking for fine pearls. When he found one of great value, he went away and sold everything he had and bought it.

                                                                                -Matthew 13:44-46

My boys and I went out to breakfast this morning and talked about this passage and what it meant. We talked about how the folks in the example gave up everything to gain something of great worth. We talked about what heaven would be like and what it would mean for us to give up everything in life to gain heaven.

The last thing we do each week as we leave our Bible study is to commit to take some action based on what we learned.  My five year old piped up. “Dad, I am going to give up my underpants.”  I asked why he came up with this, assuming he was acting in concern for children around the world who couldn’t afford new underpants or some other charitable notion. Nope.  “I want to wear them on my head dad.”  He and his brother snickered.  I wish I could say I have no idea where they get this stuff but I know the source – one of the great literary pieces that my boys love is the book Underwear! by Mary Elise Monsell.

Enough of that...

The first verse above said that the man, in his joy, went and sold what he had.  He was not concerned with his current possessions but only that treasure.  Too often, I am overly concerned with today.

What would it mean for you to sell everything, and with a sense of joy, pursue that eternal treasure?

A good friend of mine, whom I have mentioned before, decided to sell his prized possession and to donate the money to a ministry.  I wrote a bit about it here.  He said that the exercise loosened his grip on this world and was very liberating.

What are your thoughts on this?

Is there a possession that you could go without as a reminder of eternity? (Underpants is not an acceptable answer.)
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Death in the Necropolis

Death in the Necropolis.

Those of you who are parents will know that children from quite an early age will challenge and test you. “Don't do that!” you will say, “or I will punish you!” And they do it anyway! - just to find out if in fact you mean what you say. They want to know your true limits and where the barriers really are – how far they may go before they are actually punished.

As they get older, they begin to examine their friends – pitting their wits one against the other and testing themselves with daredevil challenges of bravery. It is a part of growing up. Sometimes these challenges can be quite dangerous and occasionally tragic consequences are the result.

A group of young Glasgow teenagers were out one Hallowe'en, playing 'Trick or Treat'. After some time, they became bored and began trying to frighten one another with ghost stories. Eventually the conversation drifted on to the subject of the Glasgow Necropolis – the city's main cemetery and one of the largest graveyards in Britain. The youngsters talked about entering the graveyard at midnight! But a cemetery at midnight on Hallowe'en, they all decided was not the best place to be – all that is except for one girl, fourteen year old Lindsay Walker, she wouldn't mind going into the graveyard she said, not only that, she would go to the old Victorian section, said to be haunted – and at midnight precisely, she would actually dance on one of the graves!

The others were horrified at the idea!

“Ooh! you wouldn't dare do that!” said one of the other girls.

“Yes I would” Lindsay replied, “And I will. Come with me and watch!”

But none of the others had the nerve to go with her.

“Then I'll go on my own” she said.

“How will we know if you actually dance on a grave?” questioned one of her pals.

Fifteen year old Kenny Jackson offered the solution.

“Here, take my pen knife. Stick it into the grave that you dance on and leave it there. Tomorrow, we will go and look. If you actually have danced on a grave, we will see your footprints and my knife will still be sticking there!”

And so, nervously giggling and pushing each other as teenagers do, they made their way to the entrance gates of the cemetery. No one other than Lindsay herself was prepared to venture any further. They checked the time, it was eleven-thirty-five.

“You've got twenty-five minutes” said Kenny, as he handed over his pen knife.

“We will wait here until you come back. It will take you ten minutes to get to the haunted graves, so you should be back at about twelve-fifteen.”

Lindsay disappeared through the gates and the others sat on the low wall outside to wait for her return.
There was a short walk from the gates, passing the Cathedral and along the path that led to a bridge (known as the 'Bridge of Sighs'). Once over the bridge, you arrived at the main entrance façade. The waiting teens followed Lindsay's journey in their minds. It was a bright moonlit night but not particularly cold.

Kenny looked at his watch, “Five minutes to go!” he muttered.

“I wish she hadn't gone!” said one of the girls, “We shouldn't have let her!”

“Don't be daft!” said another, “You know what she's like, we couldn't have stopped her. Anyway it's only a bit of fun and it'll all be over soon!”

“I wouldn't call jumping up and down on someone's grave a 'bit of fun'” said the first girl, “What if it's your granny's grave she's dancing on? It's just not nice!”

Lindsay by this time had reached the older part of the cemetery. There were over two hundred graves in this section, many of them neglected and uncared for. She found a grave that was surrounded by a low wall. A small headstone indicated that the grave's incumbent was a Josephine McPhail, who died in 1858, aged 47. A mound of earth filled the space inside the wall. The grave was in a shaded area, away from any light spillage and Lindsay was now feeling much more nervous than she would have admitted to her friends.

“Let's get it over with!” she muttered to herself as a church clock began to strike the hour of midnight. She was surprised to find herself trembling with fear as she stepped on to the grave, and nervously at first, then becoming more and more frenzied, began jumping up and down. The bell was still chiming as she reached into her coat pocket for Kenny's knife, opened the blade, stooped down and thrust it into the earth.

Relieved that it was nearly over, she began to rise when to her horror, she felt Josephine McPhail's fleshless bony hand reached up from the depth of the earth and grip hold of her skirt! Overcome with terror, she screamed a piercing scream as her heart seemed to explode inside her chest and she collapsed across the grave.

A few minutes earlier, back at the gates her friends were startled by the distant ringing of the church clock. They stopped talking and strained their ears, listening for – they didn't know what.

“She'll be doing it now!” whispered Kenny.

The words had hardly left his lips when a dreadful and terrifying scream was heard coming from inside the graveyard! They jumped in shock and grabbed each other.

“Jeeze! what was that?” said Kenny.

“It was Lindsay”, said the girl who had earlier disapproved.

The screaming stopped and they held their breath in the silence that followed.

“She's probably trying to scare us!” said Kenny nervously, “You know what she's like!” But he didn't sound too convinced. They waited but heard no other sound from the cemetery. After another fifteen minutes, Lindsay still hadn't returned and one of the girls began crying.

“Something's gone wrong! she wailed, “What if there was someone in there, waiting for her?”

“How could anyone know she was going to be there? We only decided to do it on the spur of the moment!” answered Kenny.

“Well I'm not going in to find out” said the girl, “I'm going home!”

“I'm coming with you” said another.

“Me too” added a third and most of the group began to break up and move away.

Kenny and one of the other boys waited for another five minutes, not liking the idea of leaving without Lindsay, but in the end, convincing themselves that she was playing a joke on them all and having found another way out of the cemetery was herself probably on her way home. They too left the gates of the cemetery and headed for home.
At around six-thirty the following morning, lying across the grave, Lindsay's lifeless body was discovered by a gardener beginning his early shift. He immediately reported to the graveyard Superintendent who informed the police.

At the inquest, the Coroner, having listened to testimonies given by Lindsay's friends and expert witnesses, observed that police evidence had shown that Lindsay, in the darkness, had plunged Kenny's pen knife into the solid earth, and unknowingly pushed the blade through the hem of her skirt. As she began to rise to her feet, the knife would have prevented her from fully standing up.

In her nervous and agitated state, he concluded that her imagination would have led her to believe that she was being held by some supernatural force and that she died of fright.

His verdict was, “Death by misadventure.”


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A day in Guatemala City: ¡Bienvenidos en la Ciudad de Guatemala!

With some delay, I’m finally writing my first blog post from Guatemala. I’ve arrived safely and am so glad to have escaped our stupid European weather. Not to make you jealous: But while writing this, I’m sitting on my hostel’s rooftop terrace with a view on three volcanoes and 24°C plus sunshine and a blue sky.

Zona 1 en la Ciudad de Guatemala

After visiting friends in Tampa whom I’ve met during my exchange in Bangkok, my friend from Guatemala City picked me up at the airport which I was so grateful for. I was being approached by so many men offering me taxi rides, usage of their phone, etc. and the first phrase I’ve found to be most useful is “No, gracias!”. I was happy not having to find my around to a trustworthy taxi. The next day, I first accompanied my friend to some of his retail shops (clothes made in Guatemala) before he showed me around the city. We walked through the scenic Centro Histórico in Zona 1, where you find the Palacio Nacional de la Cultura. Take a tour, the building is impressive. Kilómetro 0 is here, meaning that all of Guatemala’s highways start there.

Palacio Nacional de la Cultura

Kilómetro 0 inside the National Palace

In front of the Palace is the Parque Central and the Catedral Metropolitana is just next to it as well. It’s a nice place to hang out and enjoy some afternoon sun. Just walk a little further and you’ll get to Mercado Central serving cheap and delicious local food. There are also quite a few shops selling almost anything, including fruits and vegetables, clothes, souvenirs, and so on. It’s worth a visit.

For some afternoon drinks, we were moving up a hill to Paseo Cayala which is said to have been build as private city for the rich to escape crime. And it is indeed nothing like the rest of the city. Fine dining is available here and it is apparently also a good place to party.

Let me tell you a bit about my impressions of Guatemala City where I have spent my first two days after arriving from Florida. To be honest, my expectations weren’t too great after having read the Lonely Planet and several other Internet sources. I expected a very dangerous place where I would not enjoy walking through the streets. I have felt just as safe as in other “Third World” countries, and to be honest, safer than in India. BUT: Guatemala City is still one of the most dangerous cities in the world and it does frequently occur that people rob you while pointing a gun at you (this has happened to my Guatemalan friend while he was in his car). My Spanish teacher told me she went to a hospital in the city using a public bus and three guys came in, took out their guns and robbed everyone on the bus. You can, however, get by without anything happening to you and I think unlike in other countries I’ve been to (e.g. India or Thailand), thieves don’t go specifically after tourists but anyone. You should know which places to avoid and be attentive (which you should always be in any touristy place). And in case something should happen to you, it is always good not to have all your belongings with you. Take just as much money as you need at the moment, don’t take your passport and other papers if you don’t have to (but if you would like to pay with credit card, you will (or should) always be asked for some kind of ID). I also wasn’t sure about taking my SLR camera but even that wasn’t a problem, just hold on to it tightly. I’m blonde, so I automatically draw the locals attention. You should adapt your outfits to the local style if you don’t wanna stand out all too much which could also help you avoid getting robbed. Long pants aren’t really a must, I saw quite a lot of shorter pants and skirts/dresses but it is really up to you. Generally, the more “upscale” the place, the more people’s styles resemble that of Europe/the USA.

Paseo Cayala

Overall, the city is very clean, especially when compared to other developing countries – I’ve heard the mayor loves his city clean. A real treat for me, particularly after my experience in India. There does exist a huge gap between rich and poor. The middle class is small and growing only slowly. Just as I expected, luxurious skyscrapers exist next to shabby shacks and poverty is (almost) everywhere.

My El Tunco (El Salvador) adventure will follow soon and I’ll also keep you posted on my current stay in Antigua where I’m studying Spanish five hours of Spanish per day, five days a week.

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The Thing About Orbs

From 4:18 zoomed Orb - the white half moon shape poking up? - seems to be a corresponding - shadow just above?

From 4:18 zoomed Orb – the white half moon shape poking up? – seems to be a corresponding – shadow just above?

Orbs and other Dimensional Phenomena

Orbs and other Dimensional Phenomena

“I wrote an article many strange moons ago about orbs and their (possible) relationship to Nibiru, chemtrails, digital cameras, even dust motes. Orbs, A Journey To Nibiru and Back” ~ Izora Woods 2014

This article is a follow-up.

The Thing about Orbs

So here it is on January 12 of the year 2015, -40, our car won’t start – thank God for school buses. Minus 40 is minus 40 in both Celsius and Fahrenheit; why don’t they make it the same – imperial vs. metric – our food comes in pounds and kilograms – it is confusing to price check and with package size not decreasing along with the contents… I could go on about that.

This morning I was picking thru images of their sky – it is not ours anymore. The moon is still up high – at about 4pm on a summers day – bright and halved – have you noticed anything strange about the moon lately? Ha! I typ-oed and accidently spelt moon’s’.

I  spend a lot of time silently watching the sky to see …. what? I understand in a layman’s way about chemical spray, geo-engineering, SRM, possible Blue beams. You have to admit, aside from an incredible increase in our cameras visual field with orbs – there are beams and more beams all the time. So why do I still watch, it is like seeing a slaughter house and being so horrified that one is compelled to return day after day – at least it feels that way to me.

I have deleted over 20,000 sky images since looking up. What do I have to show for my efforts except full memory and a sore neck! But fear licks at me and I cannot stop and somehow don’t want to – although at times I think we provide them with a lot of – proof for their pudding mix. They don’t need monitoring planes to photograph their handiwork – we provide it. Then they shove it in everyone’s face on TV, magazines – those too big packages and every where else. The way our brains work – it is a perfect way to camouflage their war on us! We are under siege – as truly as those behind the castle walls.

This morning while trying to go thru images – I started making a few albums. I get to the ones I took on October 15, 2014 at 3:52 PM – looking SW.

I know that when you see an orb – as you look thru the viewfinder – or if your using a digital cameras and it is very ‘radiant’ outside – you always need to take more than one in a row, with slight movement to ensure the orb you will see when downloaded – will be followed by a second – that moved with you … or didn’t. A good test to determine if it is stationary, therefore something or a reflection/refraction orb. Use of a lens hood also helps reduce reflective orbs – the images we are looking at were taken with a digital Sony – no lens hood.

Back to the orb from October – I noticed on the first image a  white orb at about the 6:30 position to the sun, lots of fallout clouds streaking the sky, which is what I was imaging. But as is my practice I took a breath and snapped again- you can see the change in the foreground object to confirm I moved slightly. 3:52:24 to 3:52:45 – 7 images. The orb remained – here is a set of images – more than 7 because I have enhanced the orb to try to show it clearer. The last time I took a journey – I ended up in Nibiru and returned – this time? You be the judge.
These images are on Google+ for zooming. https://plus.google.com/photos/117644275709563366997/albums/6103501884529086561

Image 01 The Thing About Orbs

Oct 15th heavy all day spraying – did not see this orb until today

Note the orb does not move – remains relative to the sun

could it be a small round cloud?

The clouds do move slow – when they are fallout – in relation to natural clouds

Same place – you can see by foreground I have moved

Same place – 6:30 on the sun!

Different perspective – orb has not moved!

This is a half hour later – I am taking pictures of the – triangular shapes in the West – but there is still a white orb – under the sun – at the 6:30 position!

Zoomed orb - inverse color and HDR for enhancement

Zoomed orb – inverse color and HDR for enhancement

The Thing About Orbs: “Nibiru, Planet X, Mother Ship, Projecting Blue Beam, simple cloud anomaly? Who can say? A reflective orb – should move with the camera or changing light and if cloud would eventually move or evaporate. But it is in the same relative position from 3:53 to 4:18.”

This photo album was from earlier the same day – looking SE: you can see the bombardment we took. The Thing Before The Orbs https://plus.google.com/photos/117644275709563366997/albums/6103482995853938049

One more thing about Orbs

I am outside looking toward the almost full moon – trying to get a picture as I am horribly inept at taking night photos! I have seen a lot of images of night orbs and thought them easily explained by dust or ice crystals reflected in the flash and on many nights gone and taken pictures in the dark – trying to prove it is ‘dust’.

These are from January 4th, 8:32 Pm, -27C with no wind or humidity, the air was dry; no moisture, no ice, no dust. I  was very surprised when I saw them in the flash – yet saw nothing the next one – again you be the judge.

This is not my breath – the night air is perfectly still -27, no humidity

Within 2-3 seconds of previous - none, I have not moved

Within 2-3 seconds of previous – none, I have not moved

I can’t explain what is or is not happening. I prefer a logical explanation for things, but lately – there are many things for which I can find no logic. I ‘feel’ when the sky is busy, I ‘know’ when to go outside and when I saw these night orbs – I ‘felt’ something; that is was not …. nothing.

And one last thing about orbs – have you noticed they are seen all over the TV, in ads and movies? Normalizing? I grabbed a few images from a Centrum commercial – It Starts Now – NWO?  and orbs – flashing lights and bright images?https://plus.google.com/photos/117644275709563366997/albums/6103553233853315089

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Izora M Woods is a semi-retired trauma nurse living in southern Manitoba, Canada. She has been watching the sky since September of 2009 and is a contributor to The Truth Denied sine 2012. She can be found at https://www.facebook.com/izora.post or The Izora Woods Post http://izorawoodspost.blogspot.ca/

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The 3 tiers of personal & professional life – Where compensation & liberation collide

We all know that different jobs carry different responsibilities and compensation structures. But it’s a big mistake to assume that most work exemplifies a similar relationship between time, skillsets, and flexibility.

It does not.

“Climbing the corporate ladder” is a common phrase, but that is merely one metaphor in a larger system of upward mobility… not just in the economic sense (although that is part of it), but also in the sense of lifestyle freedom and flexibility.

In my observation, there are 3 important tiers or stages of both personal and professional life … where compensation and personal freedom collide depending on how one develops their UVP (unique value proposition). In other words, these tiers show the correlation between one’s time and personal assets (knowledge & personality) and their compensation … and consequently, the type of life they lead.

Below are the tiers:

Tier 1:

Being paid in exchange for time. ie: Laboring hourly in a job that does not involve highly developed skillsets or analytical thinking.

Tier 2:

Being paid in exchange for knowledge. ie: Drawing upon a personal database of specialized (and perhaps rare) information and personal experience.

Tier 3a:

Being paid to make decisions. ie: Being responsible for key decisions that ultimately lead to the well-being of the business and everyone the business serves (customers) and also those who depend on it (employees).

While similar to Tier 2, this tier requires more ‘systems awareness.’ It’s been said that conventional education (the passing of knowledge) helps people recognize the dots, but only experience shows one how to connect them. Tier 3 means more than knowing where the dots are; it requires one to know where the next ones will be, connecting those dots, and then understanding how they are all working together and influencing each other.

This type of decision making draws upon public and private information and personal experience combined with the constitution to cope with unparalleled responsibility. Since decisions included within this tier require time and immense amounts of mental RAM, a person operating in Tier 3 often has one or more team members who help implement the decisions and the many sub tasks that follow.

Tier 3b:

Being paid for who you are. For many people, this description is indicative of national or international ‘celebrity’ status. Although it can certainly infer that, celebrity fame on a massive scale is not required to operate at this tier. Yes, one may be paid due to a name or reputation they have developed (an A-List movie star asked to give a keynote speech, for instance), but this tier also applies to someone with ‘expert’ status who may not be known by the public majority.

Being paid for who you are is a delicate combination of knowledge and persona. Someone may not embody the public’s definition of ‘famous’ but they still may be sought after for their relative significance in a given space. Operating at this tier often leads to work that may involve consulting, coaching, guest lecturing, guest appearances, endorsing products, appearing at events, creating art, etc.

A note about Tier 3:

The reason Tier 3 has subcategories instead of each being a stand alone rung in series of 4 tiers is because both Tiers 3a and 3b signify a ‘peak’ in their relative field depending on one’s life path. In other words, one need not be a celebrity (or desire to be one) to be at the top of their own game.

There are different paths that lead to either 3a or 3b, but with the exception of those born into fame, the majority of cases require at least some time investment in both Tiers 1 and 2.

Final thoughts:

Everybody has different goals and values in life so these three tiers do not imply that one should or must move UP the tiers to ‘succeed’ in life. Each tier brings with it a different set of freedoms and responsibilities. Where an individual aspires to land among these levels is completely up to them.

Being aware of these tiers, however, can help one appreciate where they currently stand and/or the direction they would like to move in based on their current skillsets and their relationship with time and lifestyle flexibility (however they define it).

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A government committee has supported legislation that would introduce same-sex marriage in Scotland.

A majority of MSPs on the Equal Opportunities Committee have given their support to the Marriage and Civil Partnership Bill. Other members were not convinced by the Bill and voiced concerns that it did not provide adequate protections.

The new legislation still needs to go through a rigorous voting process at Parliament before it can officially become law.

Convener of the equal opportunities committee, Labour MSP Margaret McCulloch, said: "All of us on the committee recognise the validity, depth and sincerity of all views submitted to us on what has clearly been an emotive issue.

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