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College Football Playoff: Clemson could challenge OU's record 47-game winning streak
The Clemson-LSU national championship game offers Oklahomans a tough choice. Which Tigers command your allegiance?
It’s always easy to cheer against the Southeastern Conference. But it might be in the Sooners’ best interests, for historical reasons.
If Clemson wins, we have to get real serious about Dabo Swinney’s program threatening OU’s 47-game winning streak.
One of the most hallowed records in sport has stood for 63 years. The Sooners beat Texas 19-14 on Oct. 10, 1953, and didn’t lose again until Nov. 16, 1957, when Notre Dame pulled that famous 7-0 stunner in Norman.
Since then, few programs have mounted even a cursory threat to the 47-game winning streak. Toledo won 35 straight from 1969-71, Miami won 34 straight from 2000-02, Texas won 30 straight from 1968-70, Miami won 29 straight from 1990-92, Florida State won 29 straight from 2012-14 and now Clemson at 29.
But if Clemson beats LSU, the Swinney Tigers are in position to raise that winning streak even higher.
In 2020, Clemson’s nonconference includes a Nov. 7 game at Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish ended OU’s 47-game winning streak and Texas’ 30-game winning streak. But outside of Notre Dame, Clemson’s 2020 schedule is void of even second-tier heavyweights. Home games against South Carolina, Louisville, North Carolina State, Syracuse, Virginia, Akron and The Citadel. Road games at Boston College, Florida State, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech.
If Clemson beats LSU, it goes into 2020 with Trevor Lawrence again at quarterback, and the Swinney Tigers would be more than capable of a third straight 15-0 season.
The 2021 Clemson schedule is not fully set. But the Tigers have a September 11 game against South Carolina State, which conceivably would be No. 47. An Atlantic Coast Conference team likely will be scheduled for Sept. 18, but in case Clemson is idle that week, a Sept. 25 home game against Wyoming could be a 48th straight win.
If Sooner fans cherish the 47-game winning streak – and they do – then next Monday night, it’s best to hold your nose and pull for LSU.


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Computing for Human Experience: Semantics-Empowered Sensors, Services, and Social Computing on the Ubiquitous Web
Issue No. 01 - January/February (2010 vol. 14)
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#DefundThePolice has been the hashtag and slogan by which many people have come to know abolition in the last year. And that’s great! Defunding the police is an important part of constraining police power, and abolishing punitive and carceral logic.
But it’s not the only piece; not at all. And the murder of Daunte Wright highlights the importance of another: #DisarmThePolice. Because “Oops, I thought I was reaching for my Taser!” is not a new excuse; most memorably, especially for those of us who live(d) in the Bay, it was the line trotted out by the BART cop who murdered Oscar Grant on the Fruitvale platform on Christmas Eve, more than a decade ago now. That trial was notable because it was one of the rare instances where an officer did time. Yet it did not prove a deterrent for future cop-killing, or even for the deployment of the exact same justification. (“Prosecute killer cops” is not abolitionist; as Mariame Kaba says, not everyone is an abolitionist, and that’s OK.)
The very possibility of the “I reached for the wrong weapon!” excuse highlights the necessity of an abolitionist framework, however, when engaging in efforts to craft a new understanding of public safety. Last summer, much of the pushback to “defund” and “abolish” was that these words were too strong: what’s wrong, folks asked, with “reform”?
But all too often, “reform” is simply a cover story to increase police power — as the story of police use of Tasers demonstrates all too clearly. Critical Resistance, the abolitionist org co-founded by Angela Davis and Ruth Wilson Gilmore, distinguishes between abolitionist reform and “reformist reform” by interrogating whether or not these reforms limit or expand, respectively, the resources and scope of policing. Increased budgets, increased training, increased technology — these only give cops more resources for violence.
Because the pitch behind the Taser is that is a non-lethal alternative to a cop’s firearm. This is already more branding than reality; Tasers are only truly non-lethal under controlled conditions and with certain kinds of people — namely, non-elderly adults with no underlying health conditions. They are a somewhat less lethal option than a gun. They are not non-lethal.
Yet by giving cops a choice between a Taser and a gun, we validate the wishful thinking of the Taser as “non-lethal” — as a gentler choice. We also validate the idea that there are scenarios where something *more* lethal than a Taser is necessary; that is, the presence of both a Taser and a gun naturalizes them both. The Taser does not reduce violence but only increases the landscape of justifications for its deployment.
(A few months ago I posted a story from a couple years ago about the history of the Taser. It is pretty full-on sociopathic.)
A Taser is only an incremental step towards disarming if it is not offered in addition to a gun, but rather, as a substitute to it. Such a step would not end the lethality of policing, but would reduce it somewhat. But offering the Taser as an addition to a gun only offers it as an additional tool of violence, which means: additional violence. In the words of DiDi Delgado: “That boy shouldn’t have been Tased, either.”
Abolition does not end with defunding and disarming, though; in Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s famous aphorism, when it comes to abolition, “there is only one thing we have to change. And that is everything.”
Perhaps this is dispiriting to hear — what an impossible scale, to change everything! But the optimistic truth is that changing everything means that there is vital work within your reach, right now. Beyond defunding and disarming, we must decriminalize; we must divest; we must dismantle; and we must, most deeply, discover — because without alternatives to carceral logic, at most we will only limit its damage.
There is a commonly used phrase to describe that limited damage, which I have often used in the past: harm reduction. I am no longer using it in this context, as during the 2020 election, many organizers within the communities where strategies of harm reduction were first developed — particularly amongst queer and trans sex workers of color — objected to the term being used to describe voting for Democrats, or even voting in general. Harm reduction, they said, is a strategy of community resistance to state violence, and using the term to refer to electoral processes that empower the state itself is antithetical to its origins, an act of erasure and co-option.
So I do not use the term in the context of state and institutional structures anymore. But I think the discussion points to the core of carceral logic, which derives from our common Western definition of the state: as so many of us learned in Poli-Sci 101, the defining characteristic of the state is that it should hold a monopoly on violence. “Prosecute killer cops” is an aspiration to participate as an equal citizen in this inherent violence, as if racially proportionate brutality might erode white supremacy; as if “a monopoly on violence” is, in fact, what a state should be about. “Prosecute killer cops” naturalizes and validates the state’s monopoly on violence, and trusts that it is possible for such violence to be deployed rationally and justly. Applying that violence more equitably does nothing to erode it, but the idea that it might forms the powerful and enduring central argument of punitive and carceral logic.
(Again: “abolition” became a buzzword in the last year. That’s been great and important, but it’s also emptied the word of a lot of meaning, as it’s become easily deployed as a general anti-police hashtag rather than a specific lineage and practice. But it’s a word with a fuck of a lot of meaning, and NO non-Black person needs to be out here co-opting and redefining the term for our own egos or “personal brand” or whatever the fuck we do whenever we appropriate Blackness — it’s bad enough to do it with slang like “on fleek” and “woke” but to do it to a word that has described four hundred years of Black liberation struggle against genocidal violence is an absolutely grotesque act of linguistic violence and erasure. Just. Fucking. Don’t.)
And if the idea of “linguistic violence” seems like a stretch, then let’s talk about the verdict rendered to George Floyd’s murderer — a designation which is now legally validated, and all by a single word. To call a man “guilty” is not to enact justice, nor is it to ensure accountability. It is simply for the state to acknowledge that when an agent of the state kills a Black person, it is possible — when there is some combination of incontrovertible evidence, extreme public pressure, and particularly extraordinary or heinous violence (George Floyd’s murder involved all three; a guilty verdict in cases involving Black victims of policing typically requires at least two) — it is *possible* for such an act to legally (which is to say, in the state’s own formulation) constitute murder.
And when we understand the verdict rendered to George Floyd’s murderer in such terms, the sociopathy of the state — with its monopoly not only on meting out violence, but on defining the legitimacy of its violence — becomes all too apparent. Because: what was Breonna Taylor’s death, if not murder? What was Daunte Wright’s, or Ma’Khia Bryant’s; or Philando Castile’s or Freddy Gray’s or Mike Brown’s or Tamir Rice’s or, or, or?
So many folks — especially non-Black folks, especially especially white folks — have been so eager to name the verdict rendered in George Floyd’s murder as justice, or at the very least accountability. But more accurately, it is a momentary reprieve in the state’s four-hundred-year-long refusal to acknowledge that it renders harm to Black folks. It is, in this singular instance, a reprieve from white supremacist gaslighting, allowable because it can then be deployed instrumentally as justification for a deeper gaslighting: that is, that the presently-constituted state is capable of justice, and that this was an example of it; that the holder of a “monopoly on violence” is capable of deploying that violence responsibly; that the deployment of violence can *ever* be responsible. That it can be simultaneously so meager and yet also so meaningful is a testament not to the monumentality of this single verdict, but to the monstrosity of the system which produced it: a legal system — a violent system, a carceral system, a criminalizing system — which dares to name itself “justice.”
Linguistic violence is not incidental to or less-than other forms of violence. It is a collaborator, a premise and a cover story, for all of them.
What does it mean, then, to claim this verdict as “accountability”? It means that our vision of accountability is one of authority: that accountability is imposed from above. But when we actually seek accountability in our relationships, is this what we mean, at all? Or is naming this verdict as “accountability” simply proving the entire thesis of bell hooks’s “All About Love”: that our “ethic of domination” is so pervasive, so defining, and has so thoroughly permeated our understanding of our relationships to one another, that we cannot imagine something like accountability outside of it, even as we all crave a more expansive vision of relationship?
Or perhaps: this verdict has nothing to do with accountability, at all.
The truth is that the vast majority of us have no fucking clue what accountability means. That we live as adults, with jobs and responsibilities, kids and houses, and yet our experience of accountability barely exists. Consider who this country has elected as our highest leaders! Our collective notion of accountability is so deeply impoverished, and much like the concept of “public safety,” our public accountability is constituted from our experience of personal accountability — which most of us avoid, or reject. We rely on authority as a source of faux-accountability because this hierarchy excuses our own responsibility, our own autonomous capacity to be in accountable relationship. And for many of us, this is a relief. Because accountability is hard. Because we were taught in our homes and our schools that accountability meant pleasing authority, particularly violent authority. Because the idea of organizing society outside of this dynamic, the idea of even recognizing, let alone challenging, violence as the most fundamental architecture of our lives, seems terrifying.
And so we come again to abolition, and to the need to change everything; we come again to “discover.” Because if we consider the project of abolition less as “a world without police and prisons” — institutions whose absence most of us find it impossible to imagine, and the mechanism for which feels out of the reach of anyone — but rather as “denaturalizing violence and punitive authority,” suddenly we encounter the potential for abolition *everywhere.* Abolition lives in parenting, in caregiving, in employing, in educating; it lives in every aspect of all of our lives.
Without this broad and universalizing understanding of abolition, we will never achieve it. Because while it’s true that the origins of policing exist within slave patrols and strikebreakers, our contemporary notions of public safety are not derived exclusively from the experiences of power, but rather from the convergence of powerful interests with community concerns, which is to say: our own private experiences of unsafety constitute our vision of public safety, when those private experiences can be aligned with the interests of power, and it is precisely this alignment which is used to justify the need for policing, for prisons, for all the institutions and systems which abolition seeks to undo. The most potent recent example of this is the way that white feminism’s sensationalizing demands for increased criminalization of sex trafficking dovetailed with anti-immigrant sentiment and became a pretext for increased criminalization of immigration, including by the absurd charge of “self-trafficking.” This law-and-order approach played so deeply into right-wing fantasies that sex trafficking became the centerpiece of the bullshit fantasia of QAnonsense. Which is not to say that sex trafficking isn’t a real thing, but: to actually listen to those who have been most impacted by it, what they seek is not, typically, heroic narratives of police rescue, but rather a transformation of the social conditions which led to their experience.
Black folks have made similar demands for centuries now. Most recently, the 1994 crime bill demonstrates how easy it is to manipulate these demands when policing is a part of them: as historians wrote in a 2016 NYTimes editorial, “When [Black people] ask for *better* policing, legislators tend to hear *more* instead.”
The point isn’t to suggest that Black folks have been asking for the wrong thing, but rather, to answer the most common critique to abolition, which is, again, the call for reform — often alongside a dismissal of abolition as impossible, impractical, and idealist, with reform positioned as the reasonable way forward. But such a framing is flatly ignorant of history. Calls for reform are invariably co-opted into “reformist reforms,” like the Crime Bill, which only further entrench policing and punitive and carceral logic. Abolition is a gradual project, and with each chipping away of the power of the state to enact violence, we inch closer towards it.
Such gradualism is necessary, because without time to discover — to build alternatives — we will simply continue to perpetuate what has always existed, albeit slightly rearranged, as in Camden’s dismantling of its police department. To abolish instantaneously is also to invite the creation of private police forces, which are already well under development by the wealthy; given the grievous laxity of USian gun laws, private policing is all too easy to instantiate, and without even the flimsy false accountability of public policing to act as a buffer to its harm. Fantasies of instant abolition come less from the Black feminist abolitionist tradition and more from white anarchism, which — much like white feminism — contains a few glimmers of good ideas stunted by a much larger pile of bullshit. The differing focus of each approach is perhaps best summarized by the way that white anarchism centers consensus, while Black feminism centers accountability: when it comes to the human capacity to generate new mechanisms of harm, Black femmes are not naive.
The intellectual and ethical rigor of Black feminist abolition is also necessary to apply to “abolitionist reforms,” lest those reforms — in our impoverished vision of accountability, of justice, of nonviolence — become their own ends. The Taser is instructive here. If USian policing switched from guns to Tasers tomorrow, this would not mean that police would be made non-lethal, or that they had been disarmed, although this is likely how it would be framed; it would be only a lessening of lethality, a hard-fought step towards a more just world, not justice in itself. The extremity of our current violence can delude us into believing that gentler oppression is freedom.
And this is particularly apparent in one of the most widely supported reforms to emerge in the last year: non-lethal crisis response units of social workers and mental health professionals. Because social workers and mental health professionals are not nonviolent. The murder of sixteen-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant is the endpoint of a short life dominated by state violence; she was in foster care when she was murdered, and it does not require a PhD in history to recognize that state control over the structure of Black families — who are, of course, disproportionately represented within the child welfare system — has deep roots in our nation’s long history of Black enslavement and Black genocide. “Family separation” is not rehabilitated by the presence of social workers, rather than ICE agents. The mental health profession is utterly soaked in white supremacy, and has been since its foundation. We do, indeed, need care, not cops — but to truly achieve that, we must not mistake the myriad means by which care workers *are* cops already.
And so we return once again to Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s instruction to change everything, because: what good is it to send social workers and mental health professionals, if we are only lengthening the exposure to state violence? If we are only increasing the onramp to lethality, rather than transforming it to a cul-de-sac? If we are not rooting out punitivity and carceral logic wherever we find them, we will only make their operations more insidious; in the words of Lace Watkins, we must truly become “new people, doing new things, in new ways.”
Policing in the United States is uniquely lethal, but if we understand policing as a uniquely USian problem, rather than a deeply entrenched accessory to a globalized ethic of domination — imperialist domination, white supremacist domination, patriarchal domination — we will never effectively abolish it. When we valorize the relative non-lethality of policing in other rich countries, we fail to recognize its other forms, its presence at Calais and Christmas Island as violent as Santa Rita or San Quentin; which is not to say that we cannot learn from those other countries, but simply that whatever we learn will only ever be an incremental step, like Tasers or social workers. Necessary. But not at all sufficient.
Because at bottom, Tasers and social workers are technocratic solutionism, inserting new parts into the same basic design — and what abolition insists is that we draw up an altogether different blueprint, one in which accountability is not outsourced to authority but is practiced by all of us, centered in all of our relationships. And we do not do this by merely putting killer cops in jail. Indeed, the Los Angeles Sheriffs’ Department — infamous for its gangs and its violence — has seen many of its members imprisoned, including one actual former sheriff. These cops have been indicted and incarcerated not for the violence they have inflicted on citizens but for lying to federal police, in order to cover up that violence. And this reveals the fallacy of “prosecute killer cops,” because such prosecution requires an apparatus of additional policing in order to police the police — the very *opposite* of abolition, and a continuous retrenchment of policing and state violence.
The point of abolition is not to punish cops, vindicating though that possibility may feel. It is, in fact, to make them abolitionists.
That may sound laughably idealistic — but it is happening now, in those who police the police: that is, prosecutors. Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Baltimore, Los Angeles — all have recently elected prosecutors who ran on an explicit platform of decriminalization, of seeking to limit the power of their own office. Locally, BLM-LA ran a campaign — ultimately, a successful one — to remove the previous prosecutor from her office, on the premise that she failed to prosecute killer cops. But I did not vote for her successor because of who he might prosecute, but rather, because of all the people he might not.
Because at bottom, we will never find freedom by putting people in cages. The promise of “better” policing, or of “prosecute killer cops,” is that we are simply putting the wrong people in cages — but so long as “putting people in cages” is an option, the idea of “the wrong people” will always be a contest of power, rather than a matter of true accountability. A recent meme featured a picture of a cake, decorated with the words “Nobody should be in prison for marijuana.” And this is true, but not because marijuana is uniquely innocent: it is true because nobody should be in prison.
And so discovering alternatives to prison, to carceral logic, to punitivity, is the core work of abolition — not tearing down, as Mariame Kaba is fond of pointing out, but building up. Building accountability, and new visions of relationship and community that do not rely on the inherent violence of power-over. Not just proclaiming but actively *practicing* an ethic of love, rather than an ethic of domination.
On a semi-regular basis I wave a sign that says “Abolition Now.” This is not a statement of urgency, that we should end policing totally and immediately; urgency is a characteristic of white supremacy, and abolition is slow and durable work, done on intergenerational time. Rather it is a statement of present availability: there is abolition within your reach, right now. Right now. Right now. Because, as the Black trans artist Tourmaliiine has said, “Abolish the police means killing the cop inside your head. And your heart.”
And we can practice that everywhere.
And we can practice it now.
And we must.

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Around two thirds of the people who were to ultimately make the Haitian Revolution began their lives growing up in Africa, before being captured, mostly at a young age, and enduring the violence and terror of the Middle Passage to the Americas in chains on European slave ships.
It is hard to imagine worse circumstances in which to try to make history than those in which the men, women and children who were to make the Haitian Revolution found themselves. But the heroic individual and collective resistance by the enslaved Africans themselves should never be forgotten. In The Black Jacobins James—himself the great grandson of slaves—begins with the slave experience and slave resistance. What could these island tribesmen do on the open sea, in a complicated sailing vessel?
To brighten their spirits it became the custom to have them up on the deck once a day and force them to dance. Some took the opportunity to jump overboard, uttering cries of triumph as they cleared the vessel and disappeared below the surface. Mass suicide in order to spite the sadistic slave captains and owners was only too common. Those who managed to escape overboard were in some ways the lucky ones. Arrival in the New World meant being branded with a hot iron, then working 12 or 18 hour days on the plantations, harvesting and processing sugar cane or other tropical produce.
By the 18th century the French had partially displaced the Spanish on the western edge of Hispaniola and established a colony called Saint Domingue. The French colonial regime was particularly brutal, but across the Caribbean slaves were literally worked to death, with an average life expectancy of seven years. This Dante-esque living hell for the enslaved black labourers was often justified on the racist grounds that African people were a cursed subsection of humanity.
Their labour power was craved by European capitalists for the growing plantation economies in the Americas. As a colony, there were also tensions amongst the rich. On the one hand, the master planter class dreamt of ultimate national independence from France and the freedom to trade on the open market with other countries for the best price and so better enrich itself. On the other hand, the colonial bureaucratic elite were direct representatives of the Bourbon monarchy and governed in the interests of the French metropole.
But all these internal and external contradictions did not fully manifest themselves until , when the Great French Revolution exploded in Paris, symbolised by the storming of the Bastille.
The white planters of Saint Domingue, like those in other French colonies, now took the opportunity to join war on the representatives of the absolute Bourbon monarchy. Soon white Saint Domingue, like France itself, was in a state of civil war. The local planter class were perhaps inspired by the American Revolution, which had succeeded in ending the colonial domination of Britain while, crucially, leaving the profitable institution of slavery preserved intact.
There was a tiny free black population made up of slaves who had either bought their way out of slavery or been freed at some point. However, far more significant was the 28,strong free coloured population—the mixed heritage so-called Mulattoes—mainly the offspring of illicit relationships between white slave-owners and black slave-women.
Others lived a poorer existence and probably identified somewhat more with the plight of the enslaved black community. Yet while the free people of colour were quite economically powerful, politically and legally they were excluded and discriminated against. Slave societies were based on a strict racial hierarchy and the free coloured population were detested and persecuted by whites because of their darker coloured skin. Their arguments increasingly carried weight in revolutionary France itself, where a transformation of mass consciousness was now under way.
Neither the poor nor rich whites, however much they hated each other and might at times try to enlist the free people of colour as allies against one another, were prepared to tolerate any change to the racial status quo.
In the south of Saint Domingue the free coloured population organised itself militarily and fought the local whites. But in these early battles the free people of colour, while championing the ideals of liberty and equality, themselves maintained a deadly silence on the question of slavery. Yet without the slaves they could not really hope to defeat the whites militarily.
Their dream of simply replacing the whites as the ruling planter class of Saint Domingue was a bankrupt one, and ultimately left them hopeless and exposed as a group.
Indeed, the French colony of Saint Domingue had always looked to farsighted observers as though it was a sleeping volcano that could erupt into social revolution at any moment. It was a matter not simply of the exceptional brutality and relentless injustices of the planters crying out to be avenged, but of the balance of forces.
By the time of the outbreak of the French Revolution in , the 30, or so whites lived amidst some , enslaved blacks. Slave resistance to slavery, despite the incredible dangers, was inevitable—indeed irrepressible—and slave-owners always lived in fear of being poisoned by their domestic slaves.
During the 18th century heroic bands of slaves would escape from the plantations and form independent maroon communities in the mountains which they successfully and fiercely defended from the colonial militias. Though destined to be an ever-present thorn in the side of the colonial regime, maroon communities in some senses acted as a safety valve for the system—releasing the pressures inherent in slave societies.
The Africans brought with them their own religions which, in dialogue with Catholicism, formed the new fusion of Vodou. There had been one large attempt at a slave revolt on Saint Domingue in the midth century—led by the African maroon leader Makandal—but it had been preemptively and ruthlessly crushed with relative ease by the white community and their masses of troops.
It was difficult for the great mass of slaves, illiterate and without formal education, to get any direct information on the revolutionary events in France themselves. But many slaves worked in domestic service and listened to the tense debates among the master planter class of Saint Domingue. Accordingly, as James noted: they had heard of the revolution and had construed it in their own image: the white slaves in France had risen, and killed their masters, and were now enjoying the fruits of the earth.
It was gravely inaccurate in fact, but they had caught the spirit of the thing. The Declaration of The Rights of Man and Citizen in did not mention slaves, just as it did not mention women. Indeed it stated that property rights were sacred and slaves, after all, were property. But such revolutionary declarations had nonetheless thrown the minority free population of Saint Domingue into turmoil and civil war in the name of liberty.
Now the slaves saw their opportunity to strike out on their own for freedom and began to plan accordingly. After a series of mass meetings held in the northern mountain forests at night in early , and inspired by Vodou priests like Boukman, the slaves agreed to rise on 24 August The rising began a little prematurely, giving the planters just enough time to adequately defend Le Cap itself. There Boukman gave the last instructions and, after Voodoo incantations and the sucking of the blood of a stuck pig, he stimulated his followers by a prayer spoken in Creole.
He sees all that the white man does. The god of the white man inspires him with crime, but our god calls upon us to do good works. Our god who is good to us orders us to revenge our wrongs. He will direct our arms and aid us…listen to the voice of liberty, which speaks in the hearts of us all.
Each slave gang murdered its masters and burnt the plantation to the ground…precautions…had saved Le Cap, but the preparation otherwise had been thorough and complete, and in a few days one half of the famous North Plain was a flaming ruin. From Le Cap the whole horizon was a wall of fire. From this wall continually rose thick black volumes of smoke, through which came tongues of flame leaping to the very sky.
For nearly three days the people of Le Cap could barely distinguish day from night, while a rain of burning cane straw, driven before the wind like flakes of snow, flew over the city and the shipping in the harbour, threatening both with destruction. Any revolutionary movement that does not go forward does not stand still but goes backwards, and to have gone backwards would have meant capture and certain death for the rebels.
The black slave revolt in the north simply had to grow and spread, which it did. It soon pulled behind it and into its ranks sections of more privileged groups such as free blacks and even at times the free coloured population.
Toussaint was to be the most important recruit into the ranks of the slave revolt. As James noted in his preface to The Black Jacobins, the Haitian Revolution came, saw, and conquered: The struggle lasted for twelve years. The revolt is the only successful slave revolt in history, and the odds it had to overcome are evidence of the magnitude of the interests that were involved. The transformation of slaves, trembling in hundreds before a single white man, into a people able to organise themselves and defeat the most powerful European nations of their day, is one of the great epics of revolutionary struggle and achievement.
Colonial slavery in the Americas had been seen as something natural and essential to the success of the emerging global capitalist system and the making of the modern world. They organised themselves into armed sections and into popular bodies… At bottom the popular movement had acquired an immense self confidence. The former slaves had defeated white colonists, Spaniards and British, and now they were free.
They were aware of French politics, for it concerned them deeply. Black men who had been slaves were deputies in the French Parliament, black men who had been slaves negotiated with French and foreign governments. Black men who had been slaves filled the highest positions in the colony. There was Toussaint, the former slave, incredibly grand and powerful and incomparably the greatest man in San Domingo. There was no need to be ashamed of being a black.
The revolution had awakened them, had given them the possibility of achievement, confidence and pride. That psychological weakness, that feeling of inferiority with which the imperialists poison colonial peoples everywhere, these were gone.
This was another tiny Caribbean island which had been scarred by the experience of slavery and centuries of imperial domination by Spain, France and Britain.
The systematic and daily injustices that resulted from the pervasive racism of a regime premised on white supremacy clearly echoed the situation in colonial Saint Domingue. Yet his critical stress on black agency and the dramatic transformation in consciousness and confidence of the Haitian masses was combined with a masterful grasp of the totality of social relations within which they acted.
It pushed the revolutionary process forward in the metropole itself, investing notions of human rights with new meanings and universal significance. This detailed how in February , when the French Revolution was at its height and in the presence of an inspiring deputation representing the liberation struggle in Saint Domingue, the National Convention not only finally faced political reality—the fact that the slaves had already abolished slavery in Saint Domingue—but, in a glorious moment of revolutionary history, voted to abolish slavery throughout the Republic in the name of the Rights of Man.
In a fundamental sense, the destinies of the two revolutions were from now on explicitly bound together. Few, if any, embodied this new spirit of solidarity and fraternity more than Toussaint Louverture himself. The ideals of the Enlightenment, of liberty, equality and fraternity, became a material force to be reckoned with in Saint Domingue, embodied in the black rebel slave army built and led to victory after victory by Toussaint.
That was why in the hour of danger Toussaint, uninstructed as he was, could find the language and accent of Diderot, Rousseau, and Raynal, of Mirabeau, Robespierre and Danton. And in one respect he excelled them all. For even these masters of the spoken and written word, owing to the class complications of their society, too often had to pause, to hesitate, to qualify. Toussaint could defend the freedom of the blacks without reservation.
France was to them indeed the mother country. Toussaint, looking always to the development of the blacks as a people, did not want to break from France. In Saint Domingue itself, the revolution for the time being continued to develop and progress. What he can do depends not upon his will but upon the degree of contradiction between the various classes, and upon the level of development of the material means of existence, of the conditions of production and commerce upon which class contradictions always repose.
What he ought to do, what his party demands of him, again depends not upon him or the stage of development of the class struggle and its conditions. He is bound to the doctrines and demands hitherto propounded…thus, he necessarily finds himself in an insolvable dilemma.
What he can do contradicts all his previous actions, principles and immediate interests of his party, and what he ought to do cannot be done. In a word, he is compelled to represent not his party or his class, but the class for whose domination the movement is then ripe…whoever is put into this awkward position is irrevocably lost.
Rather the rise of Napoleon meant a return to the imperial status quo, and eventually the attempted restoration of slavery on Saint Domingue.
CLR James and the Black Jacobins
The power of God or the weakness of man, Christianity or the divine right of kings to govern wrong, can easily be made responsible for the downfall of states and the birth of new societies. Such elementary conceptions lend themselves willingly to narrative treatment and from Tacitus to Macaulay , from Thuycidides to Green , the traditionally famous historians have been more artist than scientist: they wrote so well because they saw so little. To-day by a natural reaction we tend to a personification of the social forces, great men being merely or nearly instruments in the hands of economic destiny. As so often the truth does not lie in between. Great men make history, but only such history as it is possible for them to make. Their freedom of achievement is limited by the necessities of their environment.
C L R JAMES BLACK JACOBINS PDF


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The original bright, shiny object that got everyone into a lot of trouble was the apple in the Garden of Eden.
As Adam and Eve could now tell those in the C-suite, those bright, shiny objects -- such as new technology -- can look good but come with a whole lot of problems.
While new technology often promises to drive innovation and bigger profits and give companies a leg up on the competition, it also can become a giant headache and a financial drain. Consider the research that shows that while innovation spending reached $600 billion in 2012 among the top 1,000 spenders, only one-quarter say they’re very effective at innovation.
At the same time, it’s true that many companies have successfully used technology to help boost their innovation and improve the bottom line.
So what’s the key to avoiding buyer’s remorse and using technology to drive innovation?
Xena Ugrinsky, senior vice president of analytics and cloud at Booz Allen Hamilton in New York, says that while there are many who just want to “crack open the checkbook” and pay for big data and new technology to light a fire under an organization’s innovation, many are also getting more skeptical and “peeling back the media hype.” Such companies are taking the time to scrutinize those who are truly achieving innovative results and how they reached such a goal.
That’s critical, she says, because organizations that want to avoid buyer’s remorse must stop just “grabbing the credit card” to pay for the latest bright, shiny object. It’s more important for leaders to take the time to understand what makes sense culturally and strategically.
“We’ve got organizations who did the ‘big bang’ – they built this data system that no one is using,” she says. “It just goes to highlight that you can’t do technology in a vacuum. You’ve got to be strategic.”
Among her suggestions to avoid overspending and under-delivering:
At the same time, Cesare R. Mainardi, an adjunct professor of strategy at the Kellogg School of Management, advises that there is an easy way to determine whether an organization is headed for digital success:
Ugrinsky says that companies can get a better handle on what they need by building a “data puddle” before they build a “data lake.”
That means before investing millions of dollars or collecting data without a clear goal, an organization starts small by letting internal analysts collect data and urging leaders and teams to ask questions along the way. Then, an organization may want to “enrich the data puddle” by bringing in outside customer or financial information, she says.
The ultimate goal is to learn how to collect the data that will be useful, and to help more people understand how to ask the right questions so the quest for information doesn’t turn out to be a wild goose chase. If at some point a data scientist is needed, Ugrinsky advises a “rent-to-own data scientist,” in the beginning.
“Data scientists will look at data and look at correlations and see something that wasn’t obvious previously,” she says.
Still, companies must realize that there is a "50/50 chance this person is going to go in the wrong direction," she says.
That's because data scientists often don’t have the business background or experience in the organization to understand when things are going off the rails. It's why data scientists "need to work hip-to-hip with someone who has 20 years of business experience – someone who has lived it,” she says.
Further, because bright, shiny objects are always going to be a temptation, leaders must question technology vendors who may over-promise and under-deliver, she says.
“No one is looking at this holistically. If you’ve got a vendor who isn’t willing to work with others, then that’s another reason not to write a check,” she says. “To do this the right way, everyone has to work side-by-side. You want someone who is motivated to your success.”

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The LA Chargers have a lot of money to spend in free agency and are going to have even more money when they eventually cut Bryan Bulaga. While the Bolts have the money to make a splashy move or two, those are not the moves that round out a complete offseason.
Instead, it is the savvy moves in which a team brings in an impact player at a reasonable cost compared to what he is offering on the field. Think the Patriots signing Adrian Phillips for only $3 million a few offseasons ago (it still hurts, okay?).
Some of the best savvy signings that a team can make are on players who were recently cut by their former employer. Several teams are in need of salary-cap relief and are going to make cuts to make the salary cap work. It is something that happens every season in the NFL.
So which players should the LA Chargers hope get cut before free agency?
To be a realistic candidate, it has to be a player that still has something to offer to a team but is on a team that is dealing with salary-cap issues. Said player also has to have a big salary that can be shed by being cut before June 1.
The Chargers should not be hoping for the Bulaga-types of the process. There are going to be plenty of players like that who simply get cut because they are overpaid. We are looking for players who could actually make a difference on the Chargers.
Let's dive into them, shall we?


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|Abstract:||We investigate isothermal continuous gravity currents down on an incline of . The front region with strong mixing and the shallower layer behind it are modelled using computational fluid dynamics in order to discuss the dilution process in accidental releases. The simulations were performed using two different customised packages for compressible and a non-compressible flows. The heavy fluid dilution was analysed considering RANS (Reynolds Average Navier Stokes) approach and three turbulence models , and . The simulated gravity currents were compared with experimental by means of the density distribution in the flow and volume of the current. As far as dense gas cloud prediction is concerned, the numerical findings agree with the experimental data and there seems to be good indication that the solvers are suitable for consequence analysis. Shear instabilities caused by the flow of two fluids near the interface zone are well captured by turbulence model. The simulations show that the modelling of small scale turbulence and associated rate of deformation are important to mimic the wavy instabilities and curling of the interface region of the released and ambient fluid. Such process is of paramount importance when predicting the mixing and dilution of the released material. Analysis of the results shows that better agreement is observed when the proper modelling of the shear instabilities is considered as well as the extra source of turbulence due to the effects of buoyancy|
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Financial and legal assistance are available through the City of Kirkland or one of its partners for people behind on rent or mortgage payments, and for landlords with renters unable to pay due to COVID-19.
Earlier this month, the Kirkland City Council passed an eviction moratorium through September 30, 2021, to allow time for renters and landlords to apply for assistance with unpaid rent during this time. Gov. Jay Inslee also announced a “bridge” proclamation between the eviction moratorium and housing stability programs which is effective July 1 through September 30.
“The economic upheaval caused by the pandemic has rippled throughout our community and exacerbated the rental crisis, particularly for low-income households. It’s critical that people are connected with the resources that they need to stay housed,” said Kirkland City Councilmember Amy Falcone. “Helping our neighbors stay in their homes prevents the trauma of experiencing homelessness, and it also is smart financially since rehoming neighbors requires more community resources than keeping them housed.”
Renters behind in rent and homeowners and landlords behind on mortgage payments are encouraged to connect with City staff to help answer questions about the extended moratorium and help navigate the programs and assistance that are available through the State, the County, and the city’s partner organizations.
For help, visit www.kirklandwa.gov/housing-help or contact the City of Kirkland at email@example.com or 425-587-3326. Staff can also answer any questions about the extended moratorium.
If you have questions about an eviction notice, call the Housing Justice Project at (877) 211-9274. To learn more about tenant rights, call Eastside Legal Assistance Program at (425) 747-7274. King County’s Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program helps residents behind in rent and landlords owed rents due to COVID-19. Apply at rent-help.kingcounty.gov.
“The trauma of the pandemic is not over for many families. Homelessness is on the rise in Washington state and nationwide because of COVID – whether through job loss, lack of financial and family support, or suffering on-going health impacts. It’s more important than ever that there’s help for people to stay housed,” said Councilmember Neal Black. “Landlords, too, have been severely impacted by people unable to pay their rent.”


MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) — Mexico Beach hit another Hurricane Michael recovery milestone.
The city reopened Sunset Park, making it the first park to reopen since the hurricane destroyed the town in 2018.
Prior to the grand opening of Sunset Park, the primary public bathroom in Mexico Beach was ‘Port-A-Potties.’
The hurricane destroyed several of the town’s public facilities including Sunset Park.
“Since the storm we’ve sort of been naked around here without any access to the beach in terms of amenities,” said Mexico Beach Mayor Al Cathey. “So opening Sunset Park is just a big plus for us and it’s another step to let people know we’re finding normal.”
Cathey said Wednesday was one of those feel good days on the road to recovery.
“Now that it’s here, you couldn’t have found anything architecturally that would have been more pleasing for Mexico Beach,” Cathey said.
Bonavic Construction has done several projects for Mexico Beach including Sunset Park.
Owner Charles Haskett, said they are happy to be a part of the Mexico Beach rebuild.
“Probably 20 minutes after the final inspection, we took the caution tape down there was probably 20 or 30 cars here that same day,” Haskett said. “It’s a big need for the city and has been well received so far.”
Mexico Beach Community Development Council President, Kimberly Shoaf, said they’re ready to show off the new park.
“It just continues to show how resilient our community is and how we are continuing to get back where we once before,” Shoaf said. “It’s even more pretty than was before and so we’re just so excited to have sunset park back and open.”
The park is located right next to the El Governor hotel on Highway 98.


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This was somewhat of an experiment and an early attempt at animation. Back in November, I took a photo of a sunrise. The sun kept rising and it kept being beautiful, so I took more photos.
Fast forward to today, where I put the photos together into a little GIF collage, using the animation program Krita. For the record, I really dislike Krita. Some of the tools don’t do what you expect them to (particularly copy-paste), and you have to download a separate hacky program to render animations into GIF files specifically. Still, I’m told it’s better than GIMP, and it’s completely free, so for now it’s what I use.
Unfortunately, this collage isn’t perfect, either. The original photos were of several sizes and several angles, and even re-cutting them didn’t quite get rid of the discrepancies. It creates a bit of a wobble to the picture, which I’m not sure if I like, as in a certain light, it makes it look more 3-D. The resolution of a couple of the frames are another casualty to the re-sizing process, however, which I can’t quite get rid of.

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Luminaries of the lighting profession gathered at the elegant Crystal Tea Room in Philadelphia, PA USA on 22 May to honor the winners of the 36th Annual International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) International Lighting Design Awards. Twentythree projects from 12 countries were on display—including exteriors, interiors, workspaces, museums, hospitality sites and a place of worship. This year’s winners represent some of the most innovative and inspiring architectural lighting design work found anywhere in the world.
The lighting design for the Centro Botín in Santander, Spain by artec3 Studio took home an IALD Award of Merit.
The Centro Botín appears in the night like a ship waiting to leave its harbor, illuminated by the lights of the shore as it readies itself to drive towards the sea.
The lighting design by artec3 Studio requires multiple components to land this anchor and boat motif, taking full advantage of the unique shape of The Pachinko. All major equipment and cabling for the lighting design lives inside the two main lobes of the building. Judges praised the smart use of architectural features.
The pearlescent surface of the tiled building is subtly lit from the ground to give a floating sensation. The building itself also has LEDs integrated into the edges of the glass on all floors, giving it an almost iridescent sheen and glow.
With this effect, The Pachinko at night resembles an elegant, but industrial lamp complemented by the ground uplights in the park emphasizing the columns as urban furniture. Within the building, recessed circular lighting is used in the restaurant and track lighting is used in most of the exhibition rooms. Interior lighting runs on a DALI control system with dimmable high CRI LED projectors to give a full range of needs for different exhibitions. Overall, the temperature of the building’s lights leans on the warmer side, offering a comforting experience for visitors.
The architect and arctec3 Studio closely collaborated to realize this vision of the museum—free and light, yet still anchored in its own reflections, an indelible part of the city of Santender, Spain.
Maurici Gines, IALD
Mariel Fuentes, IALD
Renzo Piano Building Workshop in collaboration with luis vidal + arquitectos (Madrid)
© Enrico Cano (Images 01, 05, 10, 11 Courtesy of iGuzzini)
© Enrico Cano (Images 02-04 and 06) © Maurici Gines (Images 08-09)
© artec3 Studio (Images 9, 12-14)

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Imperial German Colonial and Overseas Troops 1885-1918
||Quesada, Alejandro de|
|Series title:||Men-At-Arms Ser.|
|Publication Date:||Aug 2013|
| Publisher:||Bloomsbury Publishing Plc|
| Imprint:||Osprey Publishing|
| Book Format:||Paperback|
|List Price:||USD $17.95|
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From the Boxer Rebellion to Tsingtao to German East Africa (Tanzania), and colonies across Africa and the central Pacific, the Kaiser's Second Reich created a worldwide empire, and then lost it.
Following Prussia's victory over France in 1871 and German unification, the invigorated Second Reich sought international status alongside the older colonial powers - Britain, France, Spain and Russia. Actual overseas settlement was always sparse, counted in the low tens of thousands...


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So while perusing The New York Times slide show on entitled “Buying in Bulk”, I ran across the an image that caught my eye. And the caption read as follows:
“PUSHING THE CART Joe Ruggiero, 46, a maintenance technician for Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, with his co-worker Robert Alfonso, 55
IN THE CART Multiple 20-bottle cases of Vitamin Water ($16.99 each)
AT THE REGISTER “Approximately $800”
We have Family Day, we have African American Day, Indian Day, Russian Day, Italian Day. We have cultural events, and that’s what these beverages are for. We keep it in stock and we get it from Costco.”
Are the Transport Workers Union in New York City perhaps trying to save money? Slightly out of character, I realize. This means at least one AFL-CIO affiliated union member recognizes the superior delivery mechanism in place at Costco that allows them to cut distribution costs and therefore pass along great savings to consumers.
Anyway, I just thought it was nice to see a union member darkening the door of a Costco, considering the accusations flying around last week against Coca-Cola and 7-11 and Costco working together to bring the same beverages to other customers more efficiently.
Image used at the courtesy of The New York Times.


Knife vs Dagger
What is that comes to mind when someone mentions dagger or you read the word somewhere? Is it treachery or cowardice or the act of killing someone stealthily? Irrespective of the fact that daggers are collectibles today, and you get one in an amount in which you can buy several good quality knives, daggers do not have a role or importance in daily life as knives that are the lifeline of any kitchen. The similarities between a knife and a dagger end with their looks. They have altogether different purposes and importance in our lives as will be clear after reading this article.
I got to know about a dagger quite early in my life when my English teacher explained to me that it was a double edged blade unlike a knife that is mostly edged on one side. Dagger is used for stabbing (how shameful) as it has a very sharp front and a narrow blade that penetrates easily in human skin as it has been sharpened on both sides. A dagger also has a groove down the middle to help blood of the victim flow. A dagger is a thrusting weapon that is always kept in a sheath and has been employed for murders since centuries. A knife is a distant cousin of a dagger as it is has a similar design but it is meant for innocent cutting and chopping of vegetables and meat in a kitchen, not killing a person.
It is clear from the description that a dagger is a special type of knife that is meant for purposes other than cutting and chopping as is the case with knives. In fact, in modern times, there are knives that are double edged just like a dagger. Even a knife can be called a dagger if it has similar characteristics. Dagger has earned a bad name for itself as many heroes and great characters of history have been killed using daggers. This is because daggers are lighter and more compact than knives and easy to conceal on one’s person. One can carry them to all places without the fear of getting caught. However, a bad reputation has not stopped people from collecting daggers and there are highly priced daggers from history that have been sported by people.
Difference Between Knife and Dagger
• People are confused between a dagger and a knife because of similarities in shape and size
• The most notable difference lies in designing, where dagger has both of its edges sharpened, whereas knives have one side sharpened (these days there are many knives having both edges sharpened.
• Knife does not have a sharp point as it is meant for household chorus in the kitchen. On the other hand, a sharp point is prerequisite in a dagger to inflict wounds.
• The design of the two appliances is because of their purposes. Whereas dagger is meant for inflicting wounds, knives are meant for use in kitchens only.
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After the post-punk band Swell Maps dissolved in the early '80s, lead singer Nikki Sudden began a diverse and maddening solo career, during which he performed with a number of different bands and side projects. Sudden released his first solo record, Waiting on Egypt, in 1982, followed closely by The Bible Belt in 1983; both records recalled Swell Maps. In 1984, Sudden formed the Jacobites with drummer Epic Soundtracks (his brother, who was also a member of Swell Maps) and guitarist/vocalist Dave Kusworth, who co-wrote the material with Sudden. The band developed a laid-back pop style driven by acoustic guitars and a rolling rhythm section reminiscent of the Velvet Underground. The Jacobites released four albums and three EPs between 1984 and 1986, when Kusworth left the band. Sudden continued using the Jacobites' name, releasing Texas on the Creation label in 1986. During the late '80s, Sudden ditched the Jacobites and began making music that strongly recalled early Rolling Stones. While none of his albums ever attracted a large audience, Sudden remained a cult favorite throughout his career. High-profile guests began appearing on his albums, with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy lending a hand on 1999's Red Brocade, and the Faces' keyboardist Ian McLagan playing on the 2004 release Treasure Island. On March 26, 2006, Sudden passed away after a gig in New York City. He was working on a new album, The Truth Doesn't Matter, which was released in October of that year. In the spring of 2011, the Easy Action imprint released Playing with Fire, a carefully curated compilation of unreleased songs recorded and left off his last two studio albums; the collection featured liner notes by Sudden's bassist and friend, John Barry.

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It was a double-elimination on "Dancing With the Stars," meaning Jimmy Kimmel had to bring out some extra stools to fit all the booted contestants on Tuesday night's "Jimmy Kimmel Live." It was a tough night for the guys, as well as for former winners.
Season 2 winner Drew Lachey and Season 5 winner Helio Castroneves found themselves eliminated third and fourth, respectively, this time around. Of course, Kimmel got to talking about Bristol Palin, who has now outlasted both former champs, despite consistently getting lower marks from the judges. Palin has scored the lowest marks in the past two weeks.
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Is Diabetes To Blame For Your Headache
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Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease that results in blood sugar, or glucose, abnormalities. This causes a host of symptoms and related complications, some of which can be life-threatening. A common symptom of high or low blood glucose is a headache. Headaches alone arent harmful, but they can signal that your blood sugar is out of its target range. If you have frequent headaches, diabetes may be to blame. Find out if diabetes is the cause of your headache so you can take proper action.
common source of pain. Theyre also a leading cause for days missed from work and school. Headaches are a frequent problem among the American population, but there are numerous causes.
Headaches are classified as being primary or secondary. Primary headaches occur when brain cells or nerves, blood vessels, or muscles around the head send pain signals to the brain. Migraines and tension headaches are common examples.
Secondary headaches, on the other hand, are not directly caused by the type of pain signals mentioned above. These types of headaches are attributed to underlying health conditions or medical problems. Diabetes is one cause of secondary headaches. Other causes can include:
- fever or infection
- high blood pressure, or hypertension
- hormone fluctuations, such as those occurring during menstrual cycle
- eye disorders
- structural abnormalities within the brain
Why Does Sweetness Cause Such Pain
Shakespeare probably pondered this as he was writing Romeo and Juliet. And just as he was perplexed by the joyous agony of true love, we wanna know why sugar is such a wiley b*tch sometimes.
First of all, when we say sugar as in, Good god, this sugar headache makes me regret my choice to eat a sleeve of Oreos in one sitting were talking about added sugar. Added sugar is just what it sounds like, its sugar thats added to foods.
Why does this matter? Well, many foods have naturally occurring sugars, like fruits and dairy. When you eat a piece of fruit or some plain Greek yogurt, youre getting some sugar, but the fiber or protein in the food helps balance the effects of the glucose.
When you eat something with lots of added sugar , the lack of fiber, protein, or other good stuff with nutritional value means the sugar hits your bloodstream, causes a spike in glucose, also known as blood sugar, and off you go to headache town.
Radical dips and spikes in blood sugar are the main cause of sugar headaches. Your body actually runs, not on Dunkin, but on sugar .
We need a steady supply of glucose for energy and our brains in particular need glucose to make sure the body can function. When theres a sudden change in glucose levels, our brains are the first to feel the effects.
Can Too Much Sugar Or Not Enough Sugar Cause Headaches
Both too much sugar and not enough sugar can cause headaches.
Dr. Patel was quoted as saying:Sugar-related headaches come from a rapid swing in your blood sugar level. So its not actually the sugar itself that causes the headache, but the quick change in consumption. Glucose level fluctuations affect your brain more than any other organ.
Sugar causes hormonal changes, specifically with epinephrine and norepinephrine. Those shifts change blood vessel behavior in the brain, causing a headache.
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How Does Hyperglycemia Cause Headaches
As noted above, hyperglycemia, or high blood sugar levels, can cause headaches. People who have not yet been diagnosed with diabetes or who struggle to manage their blood sugar levels can commonly experience hyperglycemia, which can be dangerous if not addressed.
High blood sugar commonly occurs when an individual does not have enough insulin in their system to cover the carbohydrates eaten to keep their blood sugar normalized. When blood sugar levels are too high, damage to the blood vessels and nerves can occur. If the body is unable to use the glucose in the blood for energy, it starts to burn fat instead, which can cause a buildup of waste products called ketones. This buildup can lead to a condition called diabetic ketoacidosis, which can warrant a trip to the emergency room.
Most people do not experience symptoms of hyperglycemia until their blood sugar is over 200 mg/dL, and symptoms, including headaches, may be slow to appear.
Headaches can take several days to develop and are considered a sign of hyperglycemia. If you are experiencing a headache caused by hyperglycemia, it may be a signal that your blood sugar levels are too high.
Other symptoms of hyperglycemia include:
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Reduce The Frequency Of Your Low Blood Sugars
For people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes who take insulin and other medications that lower blood sugar levels, low blood sugars are something well always have to deal with.
First of all, make sure you are treating low blood sugars with fast-acting carbohydrate food items that dont contain a great deal of protein or fat. The protein and fat slow down the digestion and absorption of the glucose, which means your blood sugar will drop further and stay low longer.
Regardless, if lows are happening frequently, that means your medications are definitely in need of some fine-tuning.
For patients with type 2 diabetes, its not uncommon for doctors to prescribe a set insulin dose for all your meals without teaching you how to count carbohydrates and make sure your insulin matches what youre eating.
For anyone taking insulin, remember that our insulin needs change throughout our life. If you lose 10 pounds or suddenly stop eating dessert, your insulin needs may decrease. If you dont adjust your doses, youll start experiencing a lot of low blood sugars!
And exercise which can be incredibly challenging if you take insulin has plenty of logic to learn around it, too. Dont accept frequent hypoglycemia as an inevitable part of exercising with diabetes. You can prevent those lows by learning more about how different types of exercise impact your blood sugars.
Why Does Sugar Cause Headaches
Your brain runs on glucosethe simple form of sugar that circulates in your bloodstream and serves as a primary energy source for all of your cells. Even though the brain makes up just two percent of a typical adults body weight, it uses about 20% of the total glucose. Brains are energy-hungry organs.
And like a finely tuned engine that runs on high-octane fuel, your brain has an exquisitely sensitive relationship with glucose. Small fluctuations can cause big problems. As one group of researchers puts it, the tight regulation of glucose metabolism is critical for brain physiology, and the disruption of this metabolism is linked to many brain disorders, including brain fog, cognitive decline, and Alzheimers disease.
But why, exactly, do blood sugar fluctuations cause headaches? We dont know. Commonplace headaches remain mysterious. Their relationship with blood sugar has not been studied in depthbut the mechanisms behind these headaches may offer some clues.
During a tension-type headache, its believed that pain receptors in the head, neck, and faceperipheral nociceptorsbecome overexcited and pain pathways become dysregulated. We experience this as pain. It can result from physical or mental strain such as muscle tension, poor posture, or cognitive exertion.
For headache researchers, this relationship raises an intriguing possibility: You may be able to prevent headaches by stabilizing your blood sugar levels to minimize glycemic variability.
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What Should My Blood Sugar Level Be
When you’re first diagnosed with diabetes, your diabetes care team will usually tell you what your blood sugar level is and what you should aim to get it down to.
You may be advised to use a testing device to monitor your blood sugar level regularly at home.
Or you may have an appointment with a nurse or doctor every few months to see what your average blood sugar level is. This is known as your HbA1c level.
Target blood sugar levels differ for everyone, but generally speaking:
- if you monitor yourself at home with a self-testing kit a normal target is 4 to 7mmol/l before eating and under 8.5 to 9mmol/l 2 hours after a meal
- if your HbA1c level is tested every few months a normal HbA1c target is below 48mmol/mol
The Diabetes UK website has more about blood sugar levels and testing.
Ever Experience A Sugar Headache Simple Carbs Or Sweets Can Cause Blood Sugar To Spike And Then Crash Discover 4 Healthy Tips For Sugar And Migraine Attacks
Long ago, before sugar and carbs were such dietary demons, my migraine pal Debbie and I discovered we both craved “white food” before and after the worst part of our attacks. You know, mashed potatoes, rice, rolls, pasta – any kind of bland carb.
It wasn’t just gentle on a nauseous stomach. We now know that it was the blood sugar fix our bodies were craving after a migraine attack, during that strange feeling after the pain stops known as postdrome.
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How To Avoid Sugar
If youre trying to prevent blood glucose headaches, a little effort can go a long way. Youll just need to experiment conscientiously, learn about your unique metabolism, and work closely with your doctor when making any significant changes.
Generally speaking, strategies to minimize blood sugar spikes fall under four broad categories: diet, exercise, sleep, and stress. Lets dig into each of these in turn.
Tips To Manage Headaches From Sugar Fluctuations
It is important to manage headaches from blood sugar fluctuations. Frequent headaches associated with sugar intake need to be dealt with properly after consulting a medical expert. High blood sugar levels for longer periods or untreated diabetes can cause severe health problems.
Here are some of the effective tips to manage headaches from blood sugar fluctuations.
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Fourteen participants did not meet these criteria and did not continue into the randomized trial.
The two hour test, however, can help you determine whether you re properly controlling your diabetes.
How To Treat Headaches In Diabetes Patients
Headaches are caused by a variety of factors, including diabetes. If you have diabetes, your odds of getting headaches are likely to be higher than if you dont. This is especially true if you have uncontrolled diabetes. Youll experience very few headaches and other diabetic symptoms if you keep track of your glucose levels. If your headaches dont go away regardless of your diabetic treatment, see your doctor straight away.
Confirming that the pain is caused by low blood glucose is the very first step in treating a diabetes headache. This can be confirmed with a blood glucose test. A blood glucose test is particularly crucial for diabetics who wake up with a headache in the mornings. People with low blood sugar should eat 15 grams of simple carbs or glucose before carefully checking their levels after 15 minutes, according to the American Diabetes Association. The headache pain should subside after your blood sugar levels return to normal.
Headaches can indicate periods of high or low blood glucose, which can result in life-threatening problems if not treated. Individuals with diabetes who suffer from regular headaches should seek medical advice. If any of the following symptoms appear, call a doctor right once:
A severe headache interferes with daily activities.
Blood sugar levels dont really return to a safe level.
Along with headaches, other chronic or severe symptoms appear.
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What Causes High Blood Sugar
A variety of things can trigger an increase in blood sugar level in people with diabetes, including:
- missing a dose of your diabetes medicine or taking an incorrect dose
- overtreating an episode of low blood sugar
- taking certain medicines, such as steroids
Occasional episodes of hyperglycaemia can also occur in children and young adults during growth spurts.
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How To Treat Diabetes And Headaches
Diabetic headaches stem from different conditions surrounding diabetes. Yet, these headaches all have diabetes in common, meaning that treatment should focus on managing diabetes.
In other words, in order to treat a diabetic headache, the diabetes should be treated.
Headaches caused by hypo- or hyperglycemia can be treated immediately with the standard methods for dealing with low or high blood sugar.
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Long-term stable blood sugar will also reduce the problems associated with neuropathy and high blood pressure, and will alleviate symptoms associated with those conditions including headaches. For tips on general blood sugar management, see How to keep Blood Sugar Stable.
In some cases of neuropathic headaches, the pain might be severe enough that some form of pain-killer might be needed. Over-the-counter headache pills might not be enough in these cases certain steroid medications can dull the pain instead.
Certain drugs might also be prescribed, such as amitriptyline, a kind of antidepressant which is additionally used to treat other conditions including migraines.
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A friend gave me a TV that would not switch on. The standby light comes on and there is a kind of rattling noise coming from the circuit board near the power switch. I noticed a PTC thermistor was very hot to the touch and was showing signs of burning underneath on the circuit board. Is it normal for a failed thermistor to make a noise?
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There are 2 basic types of 3-pin degauss posistor and some care is required to obtain the correct part! The less common type actually contains 1x PTC &
1x NTC, the NTC element is wired in series with the mains in just as you would expect an inrush limiting NTC to be - the danger arises when this type is mistakenly used to replace the more common 2x PTC, as the NTC will then be directly across the mains in and will go off with a loud bang!!!
In both cases the thermistor disc not directly associated with the degauss coils is one way or another fed directly with mains current to heat the degauss posistor above its knee curve so no residual current flows in the coil and causes picture wobble. The type with an NTC disc is heated by passing the current drawn by the set and the PTC only type one of the 2 PTC elements is directly across the mains so the power this consumes keeps the degauss PTC heated.
The less common PTC & NTC combined type can go O/C on the NTC element and cut off the supply to the set - or if its fizzing it may be passing too little or irregular current for the set to start - this is the only cause I can think of for STDBY light on but not starting other than another fault elsewhere in the set.
With either type its a simple matter to unsolder the degauss unit and shake it next to your ear - if it rattles fit a replacement.


Singer, songwriter, producer, and MPress Records founder Rachael Sage is a soulful vocalist and innovative keyboardist who has become one of the busiest touring artists in independent music, performing 150+ dates a year throughout the US, UK, Europe and Asia. She has earned a loyal following for her infectious melodies, poetic lyrics, and often-outrageous, colorful stage banter. She has shared stages with Sarah McLachlan, Judy Collins, Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, The Animals and Ani DiFranco; brought 2 critically-acclaimed shows to the Edinburgh Fringe; and has received numerous songwriting awards, including The John Lennon Songwriting Contest (Grand Prize) and several US Independent Music Awards.
Sage, a former ballerina who attended the School of American Ballet in New York City and went on to study drama at Stanford University, is also a visual artist. She paints and designs her own album artwork, and has recently had her work presented by several New York galleries. She has released 10 albums on MPress Records; the latest, “Haunted By You” was just released in the UK and Ireland.