Why be an OUTSIDER , if your know the passaggeway getting INSIDE the O-range...
Best of Both WORLDS(oddball) means Best in physical and spiritual worlds.
WE ARE ONLY HERE TO INFORM, NOT FORCING YOU TO BELIEVE...
The GRAND ALIGNMENT of the planets took place last December 23, 2007 setting-up the following as the start of a ZERO point.
What is December 24?
December 24 is the twenty-fourth day of the 12th month...
12/24. If the month and date is divided by two..12/2=6, and 24/2 is 12...then we can find 6-12...but when we combine the month and date 1224 and divided it by two..1224/2 = 612.
Is 6-12 = 612?
What is 6-12 and 612?
If we look in our TIME WATCH 6-12 means going up from the South(6) direction to the O-point(starting point of the radius of the minute and hour hand) to the North(12).
6-12 has 6points , -(passageway) and 12 lines to construct a pyramid merging with an inverted pyramid that forms a d-I-AM-ON-d. 6-12 pm (darkness) is the BLACK DIAMOND which is the passageway of the SON.
612 AM is a SEALED WHITE DIAMOND which is the passageway of the NOS. If the SON goes down, He must use the NOS passageway in our Time watch. North(12) direction to the O-point to the South(6) direction.
THE RETURN OF THE SON IS THE RETURN OF THE NOS. The SON returns using NOS. NOS can mean Numbers because when the Matrix Christ RETURNS, He uses His NOS(Numbers=144,000).
What is 144,000?
If we compute for the 6-12 pm 12-6 am cycle, it means computing for a DAY cycle.
60 seconds to complete a minute cycle=0
60 minutes to complete an hour cycle=0
24 hours to complete a day cycle = 0
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144----------- + ---------------000(3 cycles) =144,000
The Black Diamond is compose of 144,000 SPIRITS and the White Diamond is compose of 144,000 Matrix Soul of God.
144,000 merging with 144,000 = 288,000
288 ----- + -------000(3cycles)
From December 24, 2007 starting point...ADD 288 DAYS + 3 CYCLES.
Dec 24-31 = 7days
Jan 2008 = 31 days
Feb 2008 = 29 days
Mar 2008 = 31 days
Apr 2008 = 30 days
May 2008 = 31 days
Jun 2008 = 30 days
Jul 2008 = 31 days
Aug 2008 = 31 days
Sep 2008 = 30 days
Oct 2008 = 7 days
xxxxxxxxxx--------xxxxxxxxxx
========= 288 days =========
OCTOBER 7, 2008 is a special day fo the Earth Daughter.
What is October 7?
<3333> means a sealed D-i-am-on-D compose of 4-birds of One Nest. If we break the seal , then <3333> becomes >3333> or 733337 days. 3333 means 3Father Eagle Soul 3Mother Dove Spirit 3Son G-host Phoenix and 3Daughter Maya Spirit.
If the TIME LINE IS OOOO A.D. and count 733337 days...
WITH 0000 A.D. as our staring point and Dec 31, as our end point, then we can start to compute the Number of days.2008/4(4 year cycle=1461 days) = 502...502x1461 = 733422. There are 733422 days on December 31,2008, which exceded the 733337 days.
733422-733337 days = 85 days to be subtracted to December 31, 2008
Dec 2008 = 31 days
Nov 2008 = 30 days
Oct 2008 = 24 days
========== 85 days
October 31-24days is also October 7, 2008.
October 7, 2008 + 000(3 day cycle) = October 10,2008.
What is October 10. 2008?
10/10/2+0+0+8 = 10/10/10
roman numbers = xxx = triple x
October 10, 2008 is a SPECIAL DAY of the SON from the MOON.
October 10 is celebrated in Taiwan,China?
MOON CAKE FESTIVAL
The MOON is the SON of the SUN.
LET THERE BE JOY IN YOUR HEART...
-----J----U----S-----T-------------B------E------
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Now..I don't really want to get into the "battle of the NOS" and taking sides here, but really, which do you think is best? Microsoft Server, or Novell?
There are pros and cons to each. But it doesn't help when some vendors are no longer making it a priority to develop Novell API's...or support them....
It seems once again, Microsoft is becoming the "de facto" standard.
Network Operating System (NOS) is an operating system that includes special functions for connecting computers and devices into a local-area network (LAN) or Inter-networking. Some popular NOS's for DOS and Windows systems include Novell Netware, Windows NT and 2000, Sun Solaris and IBM OS/2. The Cisco IOS (Internet Operating System) is also a Network Operating System with an focus on the Internetworking capabilities of network devices. It is installed in almost all Cisco network devices such as Cisco routers and switches.
Some of the features of Network Operating System are:
Provide basic operating system features such as support for processors, protocols, automatic hardware detection and support multi-processing of applications
Security features such as authentication, authorization, logon restrictions and access control
Provide name and directory services
Provide file, print, web services, back-up and replication services
Support Internetworking such as routing and WAN ports
User management and support for logon and logoff, remote access; system management, administration and auditing tools with graphic interfaces
Clustering capabilities; fault tolerant and high availability systems
Related Terms: Operating System, Cisco IOS, Novell Netware, IBM OS/2, Sun Solaris
I feel like I'm always on the "outside" the "oddball" who just doesn't "GET" the big "secret."
Nobody ever wants to talk about Novell ideas.
Stranger in a Strange Land
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Stranger in a Strange Land
Hardcover, showing Rodin's sculpture,
Fallen Caryatid Carrying her Stone, which Heinlein translates as "Caryatid Fallen Under her Stone".
Author Robert A. Heinlein
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Science fiction novel
Publisher Putnam Publishing Group
Publication date June 1, 1961
Media type Print (Hardcover & Paperback)
ISBN NA
Stranger in a Strange Land is a best-selling 1961 Hugo Award-winning science fiction novel by Robert A. Heinlein. It tells the story of Valentine Michael Smith, a human raised by Martians on the planet Mars, upon his return to Earth in early adulthood. The novel explores his interaction with — and eventual transformation of — Earth culture. The novel's title refers to the Biblical Book of Exodus.[1] According to Heinlein in Grumbles from the Grave, the novel's working title was The Heretic. Several later editions of the book have promoted it as "The most famous Science Fiction Novel ever written."[2]
When Heinlein first wrote Stranger in a Strange Land, his editors at Putnam required him to drastically cut its original 220,000-word length, and to remove some scenes that might have been considered too shocking at the time. The resulting edited version was about 160,000 words when first published in 1961. In 1962 this version received the Hugo Award for the Best Science Fiction Novel of the Year. After Heinlein's death in 1988, his wife Virginia arranged to have the original uncut version of the manuscript published in 1991 by Ace/Putnam. Critics disagree over whether Heinlein's preferred original manuscript is in fact better than the heavily-edited version originally published. There is similar contention over the two versions of Heinlein's Podkayne of Mars.
While initially a success among science fiction readers, over the next six years word-of-mouth recommendation caused sales to continue to build, requiring numerous subsequent printings of the first Putnam edition. The novel has never been out of print since it was released in 1961. Eventually Stranger in a Strange Land became a cult classic, attracting many readers who would not ordinarily have read a work of science fiction. The late-1960s counterculture, popularized by the hippie movement, was influenced by its themes of individual liberty, self-responsibility, sexual freedom and the influence of organized religion on human culture and government, and adopted the book as something of a manifesto.
In 1962 Tim Zell (now Oberon Zell-Ravenheart) and others formed a neopagan religious organization called the Church of All Worlds, modeled after the religion founded by the primary characters in the novel, but Heinlein had no other connection to the project.[3]
Contents [hide]
1 Plot summary
2 Characters
3 Fair Witness
4 Literary significance and criticism
4.1 Lack of psychological realism
4.2 Homosexuality and gender roles
5 Editions
6 References
7 Bibliography
8 External links
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Valentine Michael Smith is the son of two of the eight astronauts of an ill-fated first human expedition to the planet Mars. Orphaned when the crew died (the full story of how this happened is not portrayed, but his parents were unambiguously murdered by his mother's husband, who later committed suicide), Smith is raised in the culture of the native inhabitants of the planet, beings whose minds live in another world (compare Waldo). The story portrays Valentine Michael Smith's adaptation to, and understanding of, humans and their culture, which is portrayed as an amplified version of consumerist and media-driven 20th-century America.
After the arrival of a second expedition to the planet some twenty years later in the space ship Champion, Smith is taken "home" to Earth, where he is consigned to (some futuristic evolution of) the Bethesda Naval Hospital by the orders of the Champion's ship physician Sven Nelson. However, he is effectively imprisoned in a hospital by the current world government, a successor to the United Nations styled the "Federation of Free States," which wishes Smith to transfer to itself any rights by discovery, under Human law, that he may have to ownership of Mars. Smith is also something of a political pawn in factional struggles within the Federation, and to make matters worse he is heir to the fortunes of the entire exploration party, not just his parents, including several valuable inventions which were not developed commercially until after their deaths. In short, he is a man besieged on all sides by those who wish to use him to further their own ends.
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Now, I'm trying to form Federation Alliances here..doesn't seem like anyone is taking this seriously AT ALL!
Give me Liberty or Give me Death!
This article wasn't even ready for the printer yet..please let's "get with the program" a bit better.
Press Release
Novell Previews Liberty-based Identity Federation Solution
Printer Friendlytell a friendTechnology, code-named “Odyssey,” will enable organizations to securely share identity information among business partners and internal systems
Achieves enhanced certification for the latest Liberty Alliance specification and will be demonstrated at Burton Group Catalyst Conference this week
Uniquely enables provisioning based on the Liberty specification and dynamically Liberty-enables legacy systems
SAN DIEGO (Burton Group Catalyst Conference 2004) — July 21, 2004 — Novell today previewed a new Liberty-certified technology,
code-named “Odyssey,” that will enable organizations to federate identity information among business partners while maintaining users' privacy. The Odyssey technology, which is being demonstrated at Burton Group Catalyst Conference 2004, will enable companies to implement centralized authentication, policy management and single sign-on based on the latest Liberty Alliance specification so they can securely share even the most sensitive identity data without compromising privacy.
Odyssey, expected to ship in the first half of 2005, will make it easier for customers and employees to conduct business electronically with a company and its partners. For example, when a new employee account is created in the Human Resources database, that employee will be able to easily request access and get authenticated to partner systems—such as health insurance or a 401k plan—by requesting federation of their identity information. Odyssey will immediately provision the user account and enable single sign-on to the partner system based on the trusted relationship between partner companies. In other instances, business partners like airlines, hotels and rental car companies can allow users to share relevant identity attributes between systems for more efficient transactions.
“Federated identity between enterprises is the next step in identity management,” said Mike Neuenschwander, Burton Group analyst. “By leveraging its provisioning and metadirectory technologies and supporting industry standards, Novell has the potential be a leading player in this emerging market.”
Odyssey will enable the secure federation of identity data through both the Liberty Alliance 1.2 specification and the Secure Assertions Markup Language (SAML) protocol. Combining the security of SAML with the tested and certified interoperability of the Liberty Alliance provides customers with one of the industry's most flexible offerings for establishing trusted relationships with business partners.
While current Liberty-enabled federated identity projects focus on sharing identity information and require that users have accounts on each federated system, Odyssey goes a step further by managing and provisioning user accounts across each partner system. When a user accesses a partner site where he does not have an account, he will have the option to automatically provision a new account based on information in the corporate directory that the administrator has deemed relevant to that partner.
Users also decide if and when their information will be shared with other systems to maintain a level of control that is comfortable for each individual user. In addition to federation and provisioning capabilities, Odyssey will support role-based policies for controlling access to websites and other applications either within an organization or with partners.
Chris Stone, Novell vice chairman – Office of the CEO, said, “Novell's Odyssey project builds upon our leading secure identity management solutions to deliver the next-generation of identity management solutions – federation. Novell is extending the benefits of secure identity management that companies have seen within their enterprise to trusted business partners, providing customers with a seamless transition to connected partner systems.”
Odyssey will provide proxy functionality so that when it is set up in front of another server, it will dynamically Liberty- and/or SAML-enable virtually any application or service. Administrators will only need to install the software on their site and the site of the service providers with whom they want to share identity information – unlike other systems that require agents to be installed on each application to be Liberty enabled. As soon as the two servers exchange agreed upon metadata, identity information can be federated between systems. Odyssey will also be able to store identity attributes locally or connect to existing LDAP directories.
About Novell
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-Yours Truly,
Liasion Coordinator
"The Federation of Light"
