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Indonesian cultures, no matter if in Sumatra, Java or Irian Jaya, consider having a good relationship to others as something most important in everyday life. People invest time and money to care for the people around because they feel responsible.

In the business world relationships are often built up, maintained and stabilized through the tradition of gift making. This is rather an expression of mutual commitment and loyalty than an attempt at bribery. For Indonesians it is the most normal thing on earth, for example, to send out gifts to business partners at the big religious holidays Lebaran or Christmas. Expat business people are often puzzled when a parcel service with a big, colorfully wrapped present knocks at the office door to deliver Seasons Greetings from an Indonesian business partner. The other way around, bringing souvenirs from expat home countries is considered a clear sign of appreciation and commitment among Indonesian business managers.

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For foreigners it is often hard to figure out where gift making ends and bribery starts. Indeed there is a thin line in between that makes it difficult to distinguish. Especially business people from European countries that have been socialized in (company) cultures where business deals are strictly separated from the relationships to the involved people often feel insecure when dealing with this topic. Understandably, because they have not only signed but also internalized their companys code of conduct that explicitly prohibits any acceptance or presentation of gifts and money.

Back to the question, if admitting corruption is the way things normally go. After having analyzed traditions, Id say no. However, first of all we need to define what corruption or bribery means. And this can differ a lot from culture to culture.

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The future is always an interesting thing that some people want to know. The presence of the fortune-teller then makes the curiosity of the future fulfilled. No wonder then people often come to fortune tellers or just read horoscopes or tarot to find out some aspects of their lives in the future.

Based on the Licorice survey, about 30.34 percent, not interested at all in fortune-telling. Otherwise, 28.14 percent very interested in fortune-telling. There is a slight line between those who are not interested and very interested. For those who are not interested, usually, because they think the fortune-telling is ridiculous, so automatically, they will not believe it either. While for those who are very interested, seeking to know about the future, by whatever means possible provides some kind of hope on future or guidance to endure present hardships.

In the current era of progress, the internet is the closest thing to us. Therefore, 35.73 percent take advantage of the internet as their medium to fortune-telling. All you have to do is open google and type the application website you are going to. As simple as that. While 23.95 percent visits fortune tellers to get their vision. They would like to go as they have intense curiosity needs.

There are a variety of questions you can ask. Your love life, future, your career, family, children, health. And even past lives. About 22.16 percent want to know about someone they liked with fortune-telling. By getting a picture, they can know what steps to take. If the fortune-telling shows something good, then they will continue to approach the person they like. However, if not, then they will retreat slowly.

Steve: You know, it really is. Its origins are old, and if you go back in time in to the 1870s, no-less a scientist than Charles Darwin wrote a book on animal emotions, and he described emotional views of animals in his book. But then, for the next hundred years or so the field sort of languished. Nobody was really doing much of anything.

Julie: Do you think that an orientation toward cognitive ethology, especially as it might become part of the mainstream dialog, could potentially begin to influence policy and some of the wildlife management practice with that as the backbone?

Julie: Can you give a hint, then, of your upcoming book The Navajos and Animal People: Essays in American Indian Ethnozoology and maybe tell us something we can look forward to in reading this book

People like to say, for example, when talking about Indians, they sort of talk about Indians in almost in a romantic sort of way, they say that Indians worship nature, that they love nature, are close to nature or something like that. But in reality the best way to look at it that Indians were a part of the natural world. They were an intrigral and intimate part of the natural world and it was all about relationships.

Our relationship to the natural world is not an appropriate relationship in that respect and whereas the native relationship to the natural world was appropriate. It was reciprocal, it was appropriate, and you have to do those things

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When I started using Zoom, using the Annotate Draw tool gave me a very thin line. But, sometime in the past 6 months, the thinnest line I can select is a fat line -- similar to the thicker option previously. How do I get that very thin line back?

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I am very thankful for so many things in my life. And I appreciate all of you who read my blog. I feel like it has given me the opportunity to interact with a lot of really cool people in many different places.

The "thin blue line" is a term that typically refers to the concept of the police as the line which keeps society from descending into violent chaos.[1] The "blue" in "thin blue line" refers to the blue color of the uniforms of many police departments. The thin blue line symbol has been used by the "Blue Lives Matter" movement since 2014[2], and it has become emblematic of white nationalist, neo-Nazi, and alt-right movements in the US, particularly displayed by attendees of the Unite the Right rally in 2017 and the January 6 Storming of the US Capitol in 2021.[3][4]

The "thin blue line" symbol has been used by the "Blue Lives Matter" movement, which emerged in 2014 as a rebuttal to the Black Lives Matter movement, and gained traction following the high-profile homicides of NYPD officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu in Brooklyn, New York.[2][7][8][9][10] The "thin blue line" has also been associated with white nationalists in the US, particularly after the Unite the Right rally in 2017,[3][4] who fly Thin Blue Line flags at their rallies.[11]

An early known use of the phrase "thin blue line" is from a 1911 poem by Nels Dickmann Anderson, titled "The Thin Blue Line". In the poem, the phrase is used to refer to the United States Army, alluding both to the Thin Red Line and to the fact that US Army soldiers wore blue uniforms from the eighteenth century through the nineteenth century.[5][self-published source?][13]

It is unknown when the term was first used to refer to police. New York police commissioner Richard Enright used the phrase in 1922.[6] In the 1950s, Los Angeles Police Chief Bill Parker often used the term in speeches, and he also lent the phrase to the department-produced television show The Thin Blue Line.[14] Parker used the term "thin blue line" to further reinforce the role of the LAPD.[1] As Parker explained, the thin blue line, representing the LAPD, was the barrier between law and order and social and civil anarchy.[15]

The term was used for the title of Errol Morris's 1988 documentary film The Thin Blue Line about the murder of the Dallas Police officer Robert W. Wood.[5] Judge Don Metcalfe, who presided over the trial of Randall Adams, states in the film that prosecutor "Doug Mulder's final argument was one I'd never heard before: about the 'thin blue line' of police that separate the public from anarchy." The judge admitted to being deeply moved by the prosecutor's words, though the trial resulted in a wrongful conviction and death sentence.[17]

According to a 2018 law review article, "thin blue line" also refers to an unwritten code of silence used to cover up police misconduct, also known as the blue wall of silence,[18] a term dating back to 1978.[19]

The thin blue line US flag has appeared regularly at Trump rallies.[22] The flag, which ostensibly stands for solidarity with the police, appeared as well as at the January 6 United States Capitol attack, during which police officers were beaten and attacked by the mob of Trump supporters and far right extremists.[22][23]

Police departments in Madison, Wisconsin and Los Angeles, California have banned the thin blue line US flag because of its associations with views and ideologies described as "undemocratic, racist, and bigoted."[20][21] 006ab0faaa