Fright Night

Fright Night Losing masses of hair, making gifs & listening to:   link Thunder storm here ... Someone crept up on me in the dark while I've got headphones on, listening to loud, dramatic music. Scared the f^%$ out of me. Screamed a couple of times before I sort of pulled myself together. WTF?  Who creeps around like that in the dark ... LOL I'm too tired to post anything remotely sensible. http://www.avesta.org/avesta.html Avesta

Rasputin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvDMlk3kSYg LOL ... I'm boring.   I only like the same stuff all the time. Battle of Jericho { Book of Joshua } -- first battle of Israelites -- conquest of Canaan -- walls of Jericho fell after Joshua's Israelite army -- marched around Jericho blowing trumpets -- Noah cursed Canaan to become a slave -- god gave land of the Canaanites to Abraham & his descendants -- descendants of Abraham:  children of Israel -- themselves slaves (Egypt) -- brought out of Egypt by god (through Moses) -- brought to promised land of Canaan -- Moses instructed them to seize the land by conquest -- Moses placed them under command of Joshua -- Joshua sent spies to Jericho -- Jericho first city of Canaan to be taken -- land in fear of Israel & their god -- Israelites marched around walls once every day for 7 days -- with priests & Ark of Covenant -- on 7th day, marched 7x around walls -- the priests blew their ram's horns -- Israelites raised a great shout -- the walls of the city fell HEREM -- pursuant to god's law of 'herem', Israelites took no slaves -- pursuant law of 'herem', Israelites took no plunder -- pursuant to god's law of herem Israelites slaughtered:     -- every man     -- every woman     -- every child -- in Jericho -- Rahab spared only & her family -- Rahab, a Canaanite prostitute who had sheltered the spies -- Joshua 6:1-27 herem - boycott herem - expulsion (from community) herem - (war or property), belief:               any property imperilling               Jewish RELIGIOUS life               should be destroyed herem - priestly gift / object devoted to god Tell es-Sultan:   site of Jericho -- destruction occurred c. 1500 BC -- during well-attested campaign period -- Jericho deserted throughout mid-late 13th Century -- a small unwalled settlement built 15th Century -- but tell unoccupied to 10th/9th centuries -- walls of Jericho collapsed & Jericho suffered inferno, per bible accounts -- pieces of pottery & other evidence place event c. 1400s BC -- book of Joshua holds little of historical value -- written by authors far removed from time depicted -- written to illustrate theological theme:     -- Israel & Israel leaders ARE JUDGED BY:     -- OBEDIENCE to     -- TEACHINGS & LAWS (the covenant)     -- set down in BOOK OF DEUTERONOMY         - Devārīm, '[spoken] words)       Opening phrase:  Eleh ha-devarim: "These are the words ..." -- book consists of x3 sermons or speeches -- delivered to the Israelites by Moses -- on the plains of Moab -- shortly before they enter the Promised Land Levitical caste (priestly) believed to have provided authors of book -- believed to reflect economic needs & social status of Levetical caste -- most significant verse is Deuteronomy 6:4: -- definitive statement of Jewish identity: -- the Shema Shema "Hear, O Israel: the LORD our God, the LORD is one." Summary of ha-devarim contents (book Deuteronomy): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deuteronomic_Code -- journey through wilderness:    from Horeb (Sinai) to Kadesh to Moab - recalled -- events at Mount Horeb (Mt. Sinai) - recalled     -- giving of Ten Commandments     -- family heads urged to instruct in law those under them     -- warnings against serving gods other than 'Yahweh'     -- land promised to Israel is praised     -- Israelites urged to obedience -- laws governing Israel's:     -- worship     -- appointment & regulation of community & religious leaders     -- social regulation     -- confession of identity & loyalty -- blessings & curses for those who keep or break the law -- Israel exhorted to obedience -- Joshua installed as Moses' successor -- Moses delivers the law to Levites (priests) -- Moses ascends Mount Nebo / Pisgah -- Moses dies & is buried by god -- narrative of Devārīm is interrupted by x2 songs:     -- Song of Moses     -- Blessing of Moses -- worship of Hebrew God  -- as sole deity of Israel = only permissible religion -- sealed by greatest prophets Deuteronomic Code -- is contained in ha-devarim -- code composed of several mitzvot (commandments, Heb. pl. mitzvah) -- code composed of several mitzvot (commandments, Heb. singular mitzvah) -- composed of approx. one-third of mitzvot of the Torah -- therefore Deuteronomic Code = a major constituent of Jewish Law -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deuteronomic_Code Priestly Code |  Torat Kohanim -- Contrast with:  Priestly Code -- Heb.  Torat Kohanim -- Torah body of laws -- comprised of majority of Leviticus & some laws in Numbers -- one-third of portion of Torah laws -- therefore:  a major source of Jewish Law -- mostly concerned with ritual & Jewish priesthood + scholarship     -- covers, for example:         -- circumcision         -- Passover meal (Exodus) - Pesah         -- Sabbath         -- dietary         -- purification, atonement         -- Yom Kippur         -- + other         -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priestly_Code Pesah (Passover) -- commemoration of liberation of Israelites from slavery in Egypt -- under leadership of Moses (Bk. Exodus) -- spring festival -- during Jerusalem Temple -- offering of first fruits of barley harvested in Land of Israel -- Pesah = feast of unleavened bread -- {like freed slave Israelites fleeing Egypt, no time to leaven dough} -- is one of x3 pilgrimage festivals (to Temple in Jerusalem) -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passover Shalosh Regalim  pilgrimage festivals = 'Shalosh Regalim' -- entire population of Kingdom of Judah -- would go to Temple in Jerusalem -- other two Shalosh Regalim:     -- Shavuot (Weeks, Pentecost)     -- Sukkot (Tabernacles, Tents) -- after destruction Second Temple (70 CE), pilgrimage no longer obligatory on Jews -- no longer national scale festivals -- modern-day Israel try to attend prayers at Western Wall (of destroyed Second Temple) -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Pilgrimage_Festivals HaKotel HaMa'aravi -- HaKotel HaMa'aravi - Western Wall -- aka Wailing Wall (but this is considered derogatory by some) -- Arabic:  al-Mabka 'Place of Weeping' -- wall:  small segment of retaining wall -- originally part of expansion of Second Temple -- by Herod the Great (resulting in encasement of hill, Temple Mount) -- Jews call it:  HaKotel -- one of most sacred sites in Judaism outside Temple Mount itself -- wall has 17 courses -- located below street level -- exposed section in Jewish Quarter, plus other concealed structures -- site for Jewish prayer and pilgrimage for centuries -- earliest source mentioning Jewish attachment to the site: 4th century -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Wall SEND A PRAYER TO:  Ha'Kotel "you can send a prayer directly to a computer that is kept near the Ha’Kotel" prayer is:  printed & stuck into crack in wall god's spirit is always with the Wall source:  chavashira Mitzvah Heb. pl.  Mitzvot Halakhah: Jewish Law A List of the 613 Mitzvot Halakhah from x3 sources: -- Torah -- Rabbis -- Customs Halakhah from any of these =  mitzvah (pl. Mitzvot) -- 'mitzvah' also used informally for 'good deed' -- halakhic mitzvot known as:     1.-- mitzvot d'oraita            -- fm. Aramaic, meaning:  from the Torah     2.-- mitzvot d'rabbanan            -- fm. Aramaic, meaning:  from the rabbis     3. -- minhag (from custom) LINK | here --------/\/\/ *I can't tell the difference between the kohanim & the Levites *think Levites were hereditary / that's distinction (too lazy to check) Not sure how much of this I'll remember, but it was really cool checking this out. The Shema song is really lovely. Not so keen on the 'herem' principle, although it's probably a good one if you're not on the receiving end. The history is really cool.  I like history. I'm not really clear on the laws structure.  There seems to be a lot of laws from all over the place.  There's no way I could live with that many laws.  It seems very complicated.

Free Imperial Prisoner Assange

Imperial Prisoner Krummavísur Free Assange https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKQBRT92UA COMMENT Think I might be getting carried away with playing with pictures. It's heaps of fun but very time consuming. PC keeps crashing & I'm not skilled enough to make things do what I want (or to go as fast as my head can go).

Off Topic

David Cameron “The more one judges, the less one loves.” — Honore de Balzac substitute gif Spent forever doing a gif that turned out really sh*t.  It's so crap, I'm not going to bother loading it.  Too busy.  Annoying.  Senseless. It didn't turn out anything like I expected.  Gifs work better with images only, no text. Did try to use the video editor program, but it's been about 4 months since I messed with that and I can't remember how to use it. The photo editing thing was annoying me as well.  No patience to do transitions or to try to mess with video editor, almost starting afresh again. Having a really bad day.  Combination of like a big depressive slump and anger, or frustration.  Or just bad mood?  LOL ... Really bad combination, whatever it is.  Felt like crying but I can't cry ... as in I can hardly ever cry and if I do cry, I barely cry at all.  It's really crap. Been keeping stupid hours again, so maybe that's what's put the mood out of whack.  Frustrated that time seems to go at super fast speed, but I'm on super slow speed and I can't do whatever I'd like to do in the time that there is to do anything in (even though I have all the time in the world).  WTF is with that?  I'm still never getting around to doing what I'd like to do and never doing what I'm supposed to do, and I'm super slow at whatever it is that I'm doing, even if it's what I want to do.  LOL It's nothing but frustration here. Kind of hard to keep up with 'static' news - accessing boring mainstream news feed or directly accessing news publications I might want to look at (if I remember & could be bothered), as opposed to having a running feed of what I'm interested in following, set up and constantly on the move (like I had it on Twitter).  That worked much better for me. I don't know what the f*ck's going on anymore. Mainstream news is full of garbage. Prince is dead; prince Philip drives Obama to lunch; the c*nts at Facebook are determining the news feed that gets seen. Bet we've got it worse than North Korea.  It's non-stop propaganda, manipulation, and waste of money social engineering campaigns chasing selling a perfect world dream that's never going to happen.  F*ck off. Wish journalists would stop writing novels, when they could simply give the point-form facts.  Not interested in their opinions. And programmers are such assholes.  If I wanted news site access shaped to the location that I'm in, I'd have gone to the local news, c*nts.  What a f*cking annoying waste of time that is.  F*ck off.

Democratic People's Republic of Korea - Last Freedom Fighter Standing Against US-Anglo Tyranny

THE ROCK STAR OF WORLD FREEDOM Kim Jong-Un F*CK THE NWO NORTH KOREA LAST FREEDOM FIGHTER   Kim Jong-Un 김정은의 WE WILL FOLLOW YOU ONLY  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YHA5_RPzYM Girl in the Saddle Free Australian Journalist JULIAN ASSANGE WikiLeaks editor US-ANGLO POLITICAL PRISONER DETAINED ARBITRARILY WITHOUT CHARGE OVER 5 YEARS DENIED MEDICAL TREATMENT ... Hello 북한 XXX에 사랑 North Korea? ... Hello??? ... Hello????? .end. CAPITALIST TYRANNY  김정은의 DEFEAT US-ANGLO Global Dictatorship SAVE THE PEOPLE from DESPOTIC CAPITALIST PIG-MOLESTERS Great Britain U.S.A. Sweden 단숨에 (Dansum-e) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTsRw_OJyFU  free assange @WikiLeaks A Girl in the Saddle  of a Steed  준마처녀  aka Heroic Workers' Factory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ4ouWdqZSo DPRK http://www.korea-dpr.com/ DEMOCRATIC PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF KOREA LAST FREEDOM FIGHTER NORTH KOREA Wow, I like these dramatic songs ... they're really cool, North Korea   :) Favourite is:  Girl in the Saddle