When we consider our basic, or major, seven chakras or psychic centers, we imagine the colours of the rainbow. The fourth colour we can consider is green, located at the site of the human heart. It is located in the centre of the chest just behind the ribcage.
The heart chakra is the site of unconditional love. It is the place of affection, deep caring and nurturing. This is where the energy for radiating affection, respect, feelings of generosity, forgiveness and sensitivity for the feelings of others is located. When we are ill, distressed, angry or feeling unsupported, ignored and unloved, this chakra often is in a state of disharmony. To someone who can ‘see’ the aura, the colour green may appear weak, pale, scattered, lop-sided or even non-existent. To one who can see the actual chakras, the green colour may appear pale and insipid and the chakra itself may be very small and/or misshapen. At other times it may also be boldly much larger, out of proportion and overly dark to the point of appearing brown or nearly black.
 Imagine a beautiful meadow with lush, green grass surrounded by a forest of green, or imagine a favourite pure green object. Slowly counting to four, breathe that pure green hue in through your nose. While holding your breath for a count of five, six or seven (whichever you are able to comfortably maintain), allow it to course down to the bottom of your spine then rise and settle at the heart area in the centre of your chest, six or seven (again, whichever is most comfortable). As you exhale, visualize that the breath has picked up any deep-seated anxieties and toxins and is releasing those into the air and away from you. Repeat the breath work, noticing how the green light softly yet strongly illuminates the chest area of your torso. As you become comfortable with the routine of breathing, notice how the light illuminates that area like a band of beautiful green light surrounding your chest. Visualize the green light gently bathing your heart as well as the pericardial fluid surrounding your heart. Feel it soothing this powerful organ, freeing any negativity and opening you to the love you hold for yourself and for others. Feel the respect you have for yourself. Bathe in the feeling of love and forgiveness. Feel the power of the freedom to make loving choices. You can feel your heart chakra anchor and stabilize. You feel strong, capable and powerful. You ARE strong, capable and powerful. You are LOVE!


Actress Erica Andrews is a former Miss International Queen.
The story begins and ends with 9 year-old Chuy, played by actor Jaime Gonzalez, who gets caught by his macho older brother playing in their sisters room. Chuy has on his sisters Quinceañera dress and a towel wrapped around his head, pretending to be a contestant in the Miss America beauty pageant.
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Second-year lineman Connor McGovern offers a lot of potential and positional flexibility for the Denver Broncos.
The University of Missouri has became a strong NFL pipeline for young emerging talent, in particular on defense where several former players have went on to have strong careers in the pros. Additionally, they have done a good job at preparing and sending young prospects on the offensive line as well, including players such as Mitch Morse and Evan Boehm. The Broncos selected McGovern in the fifth-round of the 2017 NFL Draft, but he never saw action in any game as a rookie and was a health scratch for the entire season.
Known for being a weight-room junkie and having impeccable strength, the Fargo, North Dakota native has the potential to be a quality player in the NFL. He played all over the line for the Tigers during his collegiate career, spending most of his time outside at right tackle, but also seeing time at right guard and left tackle. However, the franchise believes his skills translate best to the interior in the NFL. With top-flight center Matthew Paradis sidelined for OTA’s and minicamp after recovering from off-season hip surgery, McGovern has been taking valuable first-team reps at center on the Broncos’ offensive line.
Under the past regime, the Broncos’ line used primarily zone-blocking concepts, but the addition of offensive line coach Jeff Davidson signals an overhaul in that department. I expect the team to employ a large number of power running game calls that will be beneficial to McGovern’s development and aid in his ability to make an impact for the team in 2017 and down the road.
Former three-year collegiate starter who is as strong as an ox. Offers positional flexibility with the skills to play an position on the interior in the NFL. Was known very good run blocker at Missouri. Possesses above-average athleticism and has the ability to get to the second-level with ease in respect to his blocks. Has the tools to eventually be a starter.
He was a healthy scratch for the entire 2016 season, which does raise some concerns. Occasionally struggled in pass protection on the outside at Missouri, which is likely a primary reason for him kicking it inside as a pro. Will likely only see time as a starter in 2017 if someone performs badly or is injured.
The Denver Broncos added some beef toRonald Leary, Menelik Watson and spending a first-round draft selection on Garett Bolles, but that wasn’t necessarily an indictment on McGovern’s potential and future with the team.
If there is any set-back in Paradis’ recovery from hip surgery, McGovern would be your 2017 opening day starter at center. At the very least, McGovern will make the team as a flexible back-up who would be able to start in place of any player on the interior of they were to get injured or perform badly.
Will Connor McGovern make the Broncos’ final roster?


When more than a crore of the country’s population is affected by arsenic contaminated water, it is the “inalienable constitutional duty” of the central and state governments to supply clean drinking water to people, said the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on September 11, 2019.
The Centre should take the lead and relook at the existing plan to combat the arsenic menace, said the NGT. The tribunal ordered that states should consider viable options for immediate supply of drinking water and the central government must monitor it. Also, a compliance report must be filed by the secretary, Ministry of Jal Shakti.
The three-member NGT bench of Justices Adarsh Kr Goel, SP Wangdi and K Ramakrishnan asked the committee to continue according to its action plan and advised to take help of officers are working on rejuvenation of lakes.
The rescheduled timelines have to be compressed so as to complete every action by December 2020. Tto personally oversee the compliance. The order was uploaded for general public on September 11, 2019.
The Delhi Pollution Control Commitee has to submit monthly reports on the water quality to the committee, which should contain data on faecal coliform.
The DJB has been entrusted to prepare an action plan with timelines for better s) by tapping the drain “as a short-term measure to reduce pollution in River Yamuna within one month”.
Haryana has to finish construction of new STPs and upgrade existing ones by December 31, 2020. Principal secretaries, environment and forest and urban developments were asked to prepare short- and long-term plans to control the flow of sewage from Uttar Pradesh into the Yamuna at Ghaziabad with timelines for execution.


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colours vary from crimson/orange to creamy yellow as the flower matures. As the flowers develop individually you get lovely combinations of colour at any one time. It is a tender twiner, happy in sun or shade but doesn’t do well in rich or over fed soil.
Dolichos or Lablab. I can’t remember where I got seeds of this or where I first spotted it but the plant certainly stays in the memory. This is an edible bean, a variety of the Hyacinth Bean. D. ‘Ruby Moon’ is a cultivar with green and purple heart-shaped leaves, long bicoloured, pink and white flowers which stand out amongst the purple of the leaves followed by wide and rather flat rich dark purple seed pods. It is an annual and in the States is grown over pergolas like a vine. The beans look good in a vase.
Lathyrus grandiflorus. This is a perennial version of the annual sweet pea. It doesn’t have the fragrance of the annual but is very vigorous and has long-stemmed flowers. It comes in various shades of red, rosy pink and white. ‘White Pearl’ is a brilliant white version with good clusters of pearly flowers. It can either climb or if left untended, will sprawl. I think it’s a particularly good plant in that it has a long flowering season of about eight weeks with flowers that look great in a vase for some time.
Lathyrus odoratus ‘Cupani’. Another sweet pea but one of the earliest having been introduced by a Sicilian monk, Francis Cupani, in the 17th century. The flowers are simple compared to modern cultivars but the combination of maroon and mauve flowers and a strong, sweet fragrance make them a must for climbing up tripods and frames.
Lathyrus rotundifolius. There is a well established plant of this pea in the garden at Merriments, Hurst Green. The Persian everlasting pea – this one is happiest in a cool, shady and sheltered position. Easy to grow, with rather lovely terracotta red flowers and pretty rounded leaves. This is a gentle plant and it could be combined with roses. It has a long flowering season so would be ideal trained into a rose that perhaps doesn’t repeat flower.
Rubus phoenicolasius or Japanese wineberry. Related to the raspberry, this plant grows to about three metres tall. A perfect candidate for a winter garden, with arching stems protected by orange-red bristles. A biennial, like the raspberry, even the leaves are interesting as they are a bright green with white undersides. In summer you have star like white flowers in a bristly calyx which are followed in the autumn by beautiful (and delicious) orange red fruits. Plant in a sheltered spot and propagate by burying the tips of the canes during the growing season where they will soon take root. Cut out old stems that have fruited and tie in new stems as they appear. You can encourage branching by pinching out the canes in the spring.
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As a reminder, he promised that if he was to enact the massive spending programs that added exponentially to our national debt, he would be able to return unemployment to 5.6%. Then again, he also claimed he would slash deficits by 50% and we’ve seen how that’s worked out for us. Obama claimed that if he was unable to accomplish this within his first term, he would be a one-term president. For the sake of Colorado’s families, let’s hope so.
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We’ve been keen to hear what would come next and, in terms of specificity, Tarilonte doesn’t disappoint. Nada Meditation Sounds is a luscious library positively heaving with spacious and emotive instruments, pads and textures. It’s distributed by Best Service for use in its Engine sample player and librarian, powered by Magix technology.
Both Engine and Nada can be downloaded from the Best Service website. The library is provided as a set of RAR archive files that have to be decompressed before they can be used. While RAR tends to compress more efficiently than zip, support for the format is not built in to Windows or MacOS, so you’ll need a third-party app to unpack the archive. This isn’t an issue but, given the speed and low cost of data storage and transfer these days, providing the library as zip files would have probably been easier for users, despite likely being a larger download.
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Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy to pay for software and sample libraries, and accept the need to enforce licence restrictions to ensure that creators and developers are paid fairly for the wonderful work that they do. The problem with activation codes generated by online servers is what happens if and when the servers are closed down. I’m not suggesting this will happen with Best Service – but I could’ve said the same about a number of companies that have closed down over the years and left me unable to reinstall software that I had relied upon and paid good money for.
Best Service limits the activation codes its servers will issue to three per licence, and you can’t deactivate an installation in order to regain an activation. In an era of two-year system-refresh cycles and with people duplicating their desktop setups in their laptops and working on-the-move, this activation limit is a little unrealistic. That said, Best Service aims to be flexible and looks to allocate new activations to licensed users who have a genuine need for more.
When working with Nada, Engine’s default display is its Quick Edit view, an attractive GUI through which you can access the parameters of a loaded instrument. The parameters exposed in this way differ from patch to patch, are tailored to each instrument, and easy to assign to MIDI controllers. The controls are laid out around Nada’s floral logo, with an info button at the top that provides a description of the loaded patch, alongside tips for getting the best from it.
If you wish to dig deeper into an instrument’s setup, you can switch to the Pro Edit mode, which provides more control over the synthesis engine that drives the sample library. Unfortunately, you can’t change the underlying samples used in a patch but the amount of control offered is otherwise similar to that found in any hardware or software sample-based synth.
The Nada library contains more than 440 brilliantly named patches, organised hierarchically in sensible groups and sub-groups. They’re built from a collection of more than 9,000 samples of acoustic and synthesised instruments, and were recorded at the same studio and with the same high-end mics and preamps as Tarilonte’s other libraries – as a result, Nada blends wonderfully well with them.
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Given their apparent offensive use against targets in nearby Ukrainian towns, Russia’s deployments at the Zaporizhzhia plant would appear not to fall within that exception. It might also be inferred from the same reports that their deployment is at least partially offensive in purpose. As the requirement for an exclusively defensive use, purpose, and capability is cumulative, this renders the more complicated question of their capability moot. That complexity arises from the plant’s proximity to areas of active hostilities. As emphasizo Additional Protocol I, the requirement that the weapons deployed be capable only of repelling hostile action is most plausibly dispositive when the protected work is far behind the front lines, in which case defending the installation entails protecting it from “attacks mounted by combatants who have been infiltrated or parachuted, or against attacks by guided missiles or projectiles dropped from aircraft. Thus there will be needed, on the one hand, a military guard equipped with light individual weapons, and on the other hand, anti-aircraft artillery” (para. 2175). Equipment other than that would be difficult to justify as solely defensive. It is harder to define the scope of armaments capable only of repelling hostile action against the plant when the facility is proximate to the area of combat, given the broader array of threats that could arise in such a scenario (e.g., para. 2176).
However, when troops, military equipment, or other military objectives are deliberately located in or around protected persons or objects with a view to deterring attacks, as has been alleged at the Zaporizhzhia plant, the case is clear. The deliberate exploitation of co-location entails an endeavor to co-locate, rather than an endeavor to avoid it, clearly violating the requirements of article 56(5). As elaborated below it may also implicate the ban on using human shields.
On the first point, one of the elements of the ICC war crime specifies that the crime attaches only when “[t]” (p. 30) (emphasis added). Notably absent from this provision are scenarios in which tan objectalthough the latter might be thought to be included in the associated customary prohibition (see§ 5.16.2). At the ICC, the exploitation of certain objects may qualify for the separate war crime of” where such improper use results in death or serious personal injury (art. 8(2)(b)(vii)). However, although Article 56(7) of Protocol I recognizes an emblem specific toa leading interpretation would exclude it from the improper use war crime on the grounds that the dangerous forces emblem, while recognized by Protocol I, is not a distinctive emblem of that treaty or the Geneva Conventions—a status reserved for the red cross, red crescent, and red crystal (p. 454). In any event, it is not clear that such an emblem is currently displayed at the Zaporizhzhia plant.
Focusing instead on Article 8(2)(b)(xxiii), the difficulty that might be raised is that Russian forces appear to be exploiting their military assets’ proximity to the plant (and not their proximity to civilians) as a way of gaining special legal, moral, and political protection. The crime, on the other hand, attaches only when the alleged perpetrator takes advantage of the location of civilians or other protected persons to confer immunity on its military objectives.
However, to read the reference to the “presence” or “location” of civilians in the ICC war crime as excluding co-location with a nuclear power plan criminal ban, which is to prohibit the deliberate endangerment of civilians for the purpose of deterring enemy military operations (p. 345; see also § 5.16.2). The essence of the ban on attacking nuclear power plants and military objectives in their vicinity inheres also in the imperative to protect civilians from the harms associated with such an attack—it obtains only when the operation “ (art. 56(1)). To shelter military objectives in order to exploit that protection is to deliberately endanger protected perso.
The reference to the “presence” and “location” of civilians in the text of Article 8(2)(b)(xxiii) and the associated element must be read in this light. The nature of nuclear fallout is such that attacks on nuclear power plants can affect civilian populations distant in space and time from the targeted objective. This enables a party to the conflict to take advantage of a particularly expansive location or presence of at-risk civilians. Although civilians may be located at a greater remove from the relevant military objective than is ordinarily the case in a situation of human shielding, the deterrent arising from the co-location of military objectives with a nuclear plant arises from the risk to those populations due to their current or prospective presence or location in a contaminated zone. The status of the plant as an object should not preclude the applicability of this element of the crime.
The third issue relates to the notion that both the crime and the underlying prohibition attach only when the actor in question seeks to render the relevant points, areas, or military forces “immune from military operations.” In the ICC elements, this is framed as the intent to “shield” the relevant military objective or “favour” the relevant military operation.
The ban on attacking military objectives collocated with nuclear power plants is unusually robust. It attaches whenever… (emphasis added). If an attack would risk such losses, it can be undertaken “only if [the military assets co-located with the plant] (art. 56(2)(c)) (emphasis added). Even in that scenario, the ordinary precautions and proportionality requirements would very likely preclude most attacks. For these reasons, deploying military objectives to the plant almost certainly renders them legally immune from most conceivable Ukrainian operations.
However, even if it were thought that the exceptional conditions necessary to provide a legal basis for a Ukrainian strike on military objectives at the plant might obtain, co-location could still implicate the human shields bans. The concept of rendering the objective immune from military operations should be interpreted broadly to include taking advantage of co-location to deter attacks due to their human (or political costs) even if the strike to which the deterrent attaches would not qualify straightforwardly as unlawful (p. 345). Notably, the elements of the ICC crime do not require the exploitation of formal immunity. Instead, the key element is that the action was taken “tons.” (p. 30).
In the current case, Russian forces may be focused primarily on exploiting Ukraine’s unwillingness to expose its own population to catastrophic fallout from an attack on the plant, rather than on exploiting the legal constraints that would prohibit Ukraine from engaging in such an operation. However, on the question of whether the crime attaches, the distinction is immaterial. What matters is whether Russia is deliberately using the risk to civilians or civilian populations to deter attacks on its military objectives. Doing so would amount to shielding the relevant objective and favoring the Russian operations in which it is involved.
However, given the apparent violations of existing requirements at the plant, there is reason to be cautious in assuming that the obligations that would follow from a DMZ agreement would improve the situation on the ground. Of course, a specific bilateral commitment may prove to be action-guiding in a way that the general commitments associated with ratification of Protocol I appear not to have been, particularly if the DMZ agreement were combined with a robust independent monitoring mechanism, but even this is far from guaranteed. It is also worth noting that a material breach of the DMZ agreement by one party would release the other from its obligations under the agreement (art. 60(7)). In that scenario, the zone would lose its demilitarized status, but other protections, including those in Article 56, would continue to apply (art. 60(7)).
A final question arises as to how Ukraine might respond to Russia’s apparent military use of the nuclear plant. In contrast to the rules applicable to demilitarized zones, a violation by one party of its obligations under Article 56 of Protocol I does not release the adversary from its obligations under the article. Additionally, Article 56(4) precludes reprisals against the works, installations, or military objectives protected by Article 56. As noted above, anything but a narrowly targeted and tightly limited Ukrainian strike on a military objective in the plant’s vicinity would almost certainly be prohibited, despite Russia’s apparent abuse of the site. Quite apart from the legal reasons not to do so, it seems highly unlikely that Ukraine would consider a prohibited attack on the plant or a military objective in its vicinity, given the profound risk to its own population.
However, as noted above,“[e]” will become “ This appears to be a commitment to use targeted lethal force to punish and deter those involved or potentially involved in the military use of the nuclear facility. There is no basis in the law of armed conflict for using lethal force as an extrajudicial method of punishing the adversary. Moreover, the practice of targeted killing has generated a range of legal concerns (e.g., here and here), particularly insofar as such strikes are used against persons other than traditional combatants (implicating legal debates as to the contexts in which such persons can be targeted in war and the certainty with which target status must be determined) and in contexts that might be thought to extend beyond the geographic or temporal scope of the armed conflict(s) upon which they are purportedly predicated. Such objections also often implicate debates as to the proper .
To be clear, the other rules governing the conduct of hostilities would still apply in constraining operations against such individuals. Moreover, if such individuals were in a situation such that they could be straightforwardly captured rather than killed, it has been argued that the law of armed conflict would require the use of that less harmful means. Certainly, human rights law would demand that level of care, if applied cumulatively with the law of armed conflict or using a process of coordinated interpretation (rather than through the law of armed conflict as lex specialis). However, as articulated, Zelensky’s statement does not itself indicate that these rules would be violated in operations against soldiers involved in the militarization of the plant.
This piece is republished from Lieber Institute.


It’s been a great ‘18 for HipHop thus far!! We have enjoyed what has been released. From albums to singles to what’s still to come, we see how HipHop remains mighty healthy. It is the perfect time to have a First Quarter Music Review! We have already been blessed to see end-of-year top ten candidates (Skyzoo, Evidence and Phonte), strong loosies (Pac Div, Chris Orrick, Slim Thug and Stro) to singles of albums yet to drop (MF DOOM and Czarface, Royce 5’9, and Lou Phelps). Plenty of styles, production and flows for everybody. Check out the episode which we know you will agree that we are well on our way to having a great HipHop year. Oh, and apologies to MURS. We got you.
Bishop Nehru - Driftin’ (produced by Kaytranada) - Elevators: Act I & II - 2018
Pac Div - First Baptist (produced by Alexander Spit) - 2018
Evidence f/ Slug and Catero - Powder Cocaine (produced by The Alchemist) - Weather Or Not - 2018
PRhyme - 1 of the Hardest (produced by DJ Premier and Antman Wonder) - PRhyme 2 - 2018
Flatbush Zombies - Headstone (Produced by Erick Arc Elliott) - Vacation in Hell - 2018
Quadir Lateef and Statik Selektah - The Exorcism - Ugly Face EP - 2018
Slim Thug f/ Paul Wall - R.I.P. Parking Lot - 2018
EarthGang - Cocktail - Royalty EP - 2018
Lou Phelps f/ Jazz Cartier - Come Inside (produced by Kaytranada) - 2018
SEGMENT FIVE:
Curren$y f/ Roddy and Street Wiz - Restoration - The Spring Collection - 2018
Stro - Fear Me (produced by Homage) - 2018
Kyah Baby Hot 97 Freestyle - 2018


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Little children approach God in a direct and intimate way. As a new catechist, I learn so much from them.
Recently I’ve begun volunteering as an assistant in a Catechesis of the Good Shepherd atrium, and the experience has been incredible. Little children have a capacity to approach God in a direct and intimate way, and I am learning so much from them.
I want to share with you one moment in the atrium that really revealed to me how God is working there.
A few weeks ago, during our CGS session, a little 3-year-old girl approached me and asked me to light a candle at the prayer table for her.
Lighting a candle at the prayer table is a signal that a child wants to spend time praying. My role as the adult is to sit beside the children and join with them in prayer.
Sometimes the children pray aloud with us, sometimes they sing a spiritual song, and sometimes they pray in silence. I sit beside them quietly and witness to these beautiful moments of encounter and connection between their souls and God.
Then she knelt down for several minutes and prayed quietly, her lips moving without a sound.
I felt a little awed. Although I had followed news reports about the hurricane, and even have family and friends who live in Florida, it had not occurred to me up until that moment to pray for the people affected by the hurricane.
 As this little child prayed, I prayed too, following her example.
I can’t express what a feeling of wonder comes with witnessing a little child deep in prayer. They seem to have a simple, innate sense of connection to God that many adults have lost. I could feel God’s presence there with us.
Not every moment in the atrium is so magical. We have some rambunctious little ones in our atrium, and plenty of time is spent helping them find meaningful work to quiet their minds and bodies.
But these energetic little ones, too, have moments when they lead the way in prayer and devotion. And every time, it’s incredibly moving to see.
In the atrium, the little children are teaching me how to pray more simply and sincerely. And I am grateful I get to be a part of it.


Everything You Need to Know About Drones in Under 5 Minutes
If you couldn't tell by all the excitement behind Amazon Prime Air, drones are hot right now. Since they're still in their infancy, we thought we should hit you with a beginner's guide to these flying robotic machines. We've been schooling ourselves by keeping up with all the news and thought you should know what's up, too.
A quick primer: Believe it or not, talk of drones started nearly 100 years ago. 1915 was the first year that Mr. Tesla (yes, the man Tesla Motors was named after) noted the use of drones in World War I. They were used as weapon and surveillance instruments. It wasn't until the '70s that things got real as people modified lawn-mower engines to carry up to 28 pounds for two hours. By the time 2008 hit, there were more drones in the air than manned aircrafts. Seriously!
These days, drones are moving out of the government and enterprise world and into the mainstream. They can even do SUPER CRAZY tricks! From snapping up aerial photos to parachuting books and burritos straight into your hands, drones have higher callings than to spy on your hunky neighbor… or is that exactly what they're for? Only the future knows.
Things we think we'll be doing with drones over the next few years:
Pairing it with our dog's bluetooth collar so that it can go find him when he gets lost. (See image below.)
Doing the same thing for our children. (Robotic babysitter FTW!)
Getting everything shipped and delivered, from books to tacos, stat. USPS, take note.
Herding cattle. (No seriously, some farmers are really starting to do this.)
Taking awesome photos. If you're a photographer, get excited, because a new creative world is opening up.
Taking awesome videos at sports games and live events. Just think of how cool it will be once these things can get up close and personal during a football game.
Taking awesome videos that replace your Go Pro videos. Imagine a world where you never have to mount a camera to your head again, but instead can have a camera follow you wherever you go.
Letting our kids' toys grow wings and fly. Quite literally.
Now, as exciting as this all is, which drone is the best to buy and try now? Here are 12 options that have our seal of approval.
1. Pocket Drone ($495): This tricopter is worth getting pumped about for a lot of reasons. For one, it folds up into a compact, easy-to-carry-around size — like it literally fits in your pocket. Despite its pint size (it weighs in at under one pound), it's equipped with an action camera and can carry around a seven-inch tablet if that's what you want it to do. For $495 via Kickstarter, you have lift off as soon as you open the box. Aerial photography enthusiasts, get enthused.
2. Blade mQX RTF ($90): If you're a big believer that more propellers equal more fun, then this is the drone for you. They're calling themselves the first quad on the market, and users are wagging their tongues about its durability and how easy it is to fly. We're already hearing cries for a bigger model so that it's more vide0-camera friendly.
3. Phantom 2 Vision ($1,200): This baby and that price tag is not for your casual drone recreationalist, but this one is actually our top pick from the list. The included camera has a 140-degree view and is best suited for serious YouTube-vid makers, owners of big estates in need of constant surveillance, and anyone with a mean case of paranoia. If you want to get in on the Phantom but don't like the price, you can always go with the cameraless version with GoPro mount. That one will only set you back a cool $500. (Think of it as an investment!)
4. Gnat Shoot: The UK is taking skeet shooting to a whole new level. Clay pigeons have been replaced with a savvy and reactionary drone. Unless you're super serious about shooting guns, this probably isn't going to be something you'll purchase yourself. But we do see shooting ranges in Nevada getting in on the system, which includes 14 targets, launchers, 100 spare wings, and all the ground support you need. Sounds like a fun 4th of July party activity? #godblessamerica
5. Walkera Infra X Smart Drone with Crash Avoidance ($80): If you're the kind of person who throws airballs on the b-ball court, chances are you are either terrible at basketball or you've got bad depth perception. Take a deep breath, and rest easy, because someone has a made a drone for you. This one uses infrared radar that makes it nearly impossible to collide with anything, meaning it's almost unbreakable while in air!
6. Flirtey: While everyone is still raising their eyebrows at whether or not Amazon Prime Air was actually something in the works or was just a media ploy, downunder in the land of Australia, they are very close to drone delivery. Zookal, a textbook rental company, is pairing with Flirtey to make books-delivered-to-your-door a reality in the very near future…like, as in the first part of this year. Our only question is, what's the hold up, Amazon? While you think about that, we'll not-so-patiently await the arrival of Flirtey, set to hit The States by 2015.
7. Ziphius ($199): Live a life aquatic? Not all drones are taking to the skies. Ziphius is heading to the waters as the first under-the-sea drone. It's app-controlled, and you can get it at the ever-so-attractive price if you go with their DIY kit… which we obviously just ordered five minutes ago and kind of want to sell here on Brit + Co.
8. Burrito Bomber: Maybe you remember when we told youhad been invented. That wonderful thing was called the TacoCopter, and it was made to parachute tacos down to the good people of San Francisco. Well, a recent hackathon project from the engineers over at Yelp lead to what they are calling "the first airborne Mexican food delivery service," which sounds great, except nothing is government approved just yet. But they've made all the details available via GitHub, so if you feel like dealing with lots of red tape and making folks with munchies around the world even happier, get on that.
9. Lego Mindstorms ($350): Alright, they aren't exactly drones, but as you probably know by the numerousLEGOfeatures we've done in the past, we're big fans of the snappable blocks. And nerds who are uber into DIY robotics point to the Mindstorms collection as a good place to get started on your journey to automated world domination.
10. Minidrone: Yes, we know we just told you about the Minidrone, but really, it's SO GOOD! The makers of one of the most popular drones on the market, Parrot, basically took their uber-easy-to-use model and shrunk it. And the reason their products are so popular? Their app makes it incredible easy to fly. No pilot school necessary, meaning it's great for amateurs and kids.
11. TU Delft Aerial Vehicle: A research university in the Netherlands isn't going to develop a drone just for engineers to fly around the office on one of their recharge breaks. Nope. This drone has a higher calling. Its goal? To be small enough that firemen can keep them in their pocket and use them as a sort of scout when tackling a forest fire. And at .07 ounces, we think that's a piece of equipment that any blaze fighter will be happy to have in their back pocket. (via Giz Mag)
12. 3DR Pixhawk ($280): 3D Robotics has a slew of drones that are worth mentioning, and while we've talked about their photo-snap-happy Iris in the past, we want to turn your attention toward the Pixhawk. This devices allows you to turn any autonomous vehicle into a drone that is controlled by your smartphone or tablet. Magic.


Whenever you are involved in a car accident in Florida, you have a good chance of sustaining significant injury. Data from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) indicates that more than 40% of Florida accident victims sustain injuries. Many of these injuries lead to incapacitation or death. Understanding the most common types of car crash injuries can help ensure you seek proper medical attention after an accident.
If you were hurt in an accident you didn’t cause, a Florida car accident attorney can help you get the medical treatment you need. An experienced lawyer helps protect your legal rights and fights to get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries and other damages.
What Are the Most Common Injuries Sustained in a Car Accident?
The 10 most common types of car accident injuries are as follows:
Soft tissues of the body include muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Soft tissue injuries include many types of back injuries as well as sprains and strains. Victims can sustain soft tissue damage in almost any location throughout the body.
Whiplash involves damage to soft tissue as well as the bones and discs of the neck and spine. Whiplash poses a unique set of challenges to car accident victims, as symptoms might not show up for hours, days, or even weeks.
Broken bones and dislocated joints often occur due to the severe impact of a car crash. Some of the most common fracture locations include the legs, arms, shoulders, and torso (ribs, clavicle). Hip, shoulder, ankle, wrist, and knee dislocations are also common. Dislocation injuries commonly result in soft tissue and nerve damage in the affected area.
Concussion and related head injuries interfere with brain function, potentially leading to severe neurological symptoms. These injuries can take days to appear in many cases. The effects can be temporary, but for many victims, concussion damage can be permanent.
Cervical fractures and spinal cord injuries can lead to temporary or permanent damage. Loss of sensation and function are common outcomes from this type of injury. In severe cases, victims can be left paralyzed.
Internal injuries and bleeding can cause accident victims to go into hemorrhagic shock and die without immediate medical attention. Organ damage can lead to serious complications, including bleeding in the brain and heart, collapsed lungs, and permanent damage to the kidneys, liver, and spleen.
Car accident injuries aren’t limited to the physical body. Victims often suffer from severe mental, emotional, and psychological disorders. Some of the most common non-physical injuries include PTSD, anxiety, and depression.
Traumatic brain injuries can range from mild to severe. Victims can suffer from countless complications and co-existing conditions. Often, severe TBIs result in permanent damage or death.
Car crashes can lead to both thermal and chemical burns. Although some victims escape with mild burns, many more sustain permanent scarring and disfigurement. Victims may require extensive surgical reconstruction and long-term care.
Facial damage can involve fractures, contusions, soft tissue injury, or all of these injuries. Often, these injuries leave victims with permanent facial scarring and the emotional trauma that commonly results.
Limb loss can occur during a car accident, a phenomenon known as traumatic amputation. More often, however, victims sustain such serious injuries that they require surgical amputation after the accident.
Serious car accidents rarely lead to just one type of injury. More often, victims sustain multiple injuries that require extensive medical treatment and care.
Call on a Florida Car Accident Lawyer for Help
The car accident lawyers at Rue & Ziffra have been helping car accident injury victims for more than four decades. We provide compassionate, highly personalized service and fight to get you the compensation you deserve. We offer a free consultation and case evaluation. If you sustained an injury due to the actions of someone else, we can help. Contact us now to get started.
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Home Delhi Hiding slums from Trump in Gujarat & showing govt schools in Delhi...
While the Gujarat government is building a wall to hide the slums which will fall on the route Donald Trump’s carcade will take while traveling from airport to hotel, thetop-notch“happiness classes” in public education. Interestingly, it seems like an admission by the Modi government that all is well with Delhi schools. This is against what they had disputed during elections campaigns.
This is the first time that the US First Lady will be visiting schools of the Delhi government. Preparations are in full swing ahead of the high-profile visit.
Melania Trump will be attending a “happiness class”Donald Trump and Melania Trump will be landing in Delhi on February 24, following which e much-hyped inauguration of the Motera Stadium in a gala event.
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Finding your perfect jeans can be a minefield.
Great jeans are really, REALLY important in your capsule wardrobe, so persevere.
They are the backbone of your wardrobe and the perfect partner to both your day and evening looks. I like to have skinnies, an ankle grazing cropped pair (which look great with white trainers) and a distressed pair that looks equally good in summer with sandals and of an evening with heels.
I think a slimmer distressed pair are a great alternative to boyfriend jeans for petite ladies, Zara is always a good place to go for such. I have given up on trying to find a classic boyfriend pair, I am too short and then often make me look shorter & wider, which isn't a great look.
In the pervious posts I have said to buy the best quality you can, with jeans I am slightly torn....... today's offerings on the high street are just fantastic and I am a huge fan of Topshop for jeans especially their skinnies. I do indulge in premium denim, often in the sales and I really like MIH Paris jeans.
SHOP SOME OF MY FAVOURITE JEANS
Next up is other bottoms you will need like leather leggings, classic black trousers and statement skirts.
All images are from my Pinterest board 📌 Looks I Love
Hi. Where is the grey tie front jumper from on this page? Thanks
The images as stated are from Pinterest...... so I can not be certain. That particular image is of Instagrammer The Working Girl and it's about 2 years old ..... I would guess the jumper is Vanessa Bruno. M&S have a similar one is store now and I featured it in part 2 of my capsule wardrobe in the carousel of jumpers at the bottom of the post. I hope that helps. x


Maiden of Flowers” by Makayla Lov78766941.
“Maiden of Flowers is the first novel in The Flower Saga by Makayla Love. Princess Orchid and her brother Prince Jasper are orphaned and living under the care of Beauregard Claude, the Comte du Papilio. Now that Jasper is the King, Orchid’s only concern is to focus on her studies, entertain whatever suitor her brother sends her way, and keep her magic hidden from everyone. However, that routine changes when an ancient enemy is said to rise and disturb the peace. The Demon Lord was sealed away by the Maiden of Flowers and only a Maiden of Flowers can seal the Demon Lord back again. Her world is shattered when the stranger tells Orchid she is the new Maiden and she needs to fulfill her duty.  She is just a Princess. However, danger is on the way, and it is not just the Demon Lord she needs to fight. Can Orchid survive treachery and a vicious opponent?
You can learn more about Makayla Love and “Maiden of Flowers” at https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/maiden-of-flowe.


“Transporting our taonga by waka hourua to their new home signified traditional protocols and rituals. We have been entrusted as guardians of these birds by our Ngāti Paoa brothers in the Coromandel and we wanted to deliver them safely in the way our ancestors would have. The four hour journey was a time for us to honour these beautiful and special birds as part of our duty of care.”


Unveiling the 'Maha Nati' actor's look, Swapna Cinema has dropped a 10-second long video on the internet. Sharing the video, the production house wrote, 'Lord Ram and his battle for love are!'


Newer instruments on the market does not always imply improved accuracy and precision. I have tried measuring an output wave using a new version of a power source instrument. What happened?I got huge ringing problems on the high and low levels of my waveform. I first tried switching to an active probe, given that the capacitance of active probes are 6-9 pF lower than passive probes, in vain. Then I suspected the probing technique, then the environment, and finally the instruments. I tried switching to an older version of the instrument and...Eureka!
On a mathematical note, some statistical analysis methods can help aid in data interpretation. Variance and standard deviation determine how much a set of data such as a population or group of samples (note:samples use "N-1") are spread out/how far apart they are from each other. But STD and variance are only univariate. What if I want to compare 2 sets of data?What could quantify the similarity or difference between them?Then, multivariate statistics would come into play, such as covariance and correlation. Covariance takes the direction/trend of 2 data sets from each other (i.e. if one is increasing or decreasing from the other) while correlation takes the magnitude of similarity/difference between 2 data sets (i.e. how similar or different are the 2 data sets from each other?


Recently, one of our Sixth Form students, Nathan, achieved national recognition by becoming one of 13 finalists from across the country (aged 16-19) in the ‘Data Science’ category of the Teen Tech Awards.
Nathan did brilliantly, achieving second place in his category, as well as receiving the ‘Skills Award in Communication’ for the best communication skills across the event. In addition, he was also invited to sit on the advisory board representing young people for the Teen Tech Awards.
For his award submission, Nathan created an ‘artificial neural network’ using the programming language Python. Nathan taught himself how to use an extension of Python called ‘Pandas’, commonly used by data scientists. He entered data from his sample which he gathered from fellow students, and provided an explanation of what his project was, and the findings gathered by his artificial neural network from the data set.


When the Military & Veterans Resource Center (MAVRC) was established in 2012 to serve the several hundred veterans, dependents, reservists, Guard members and ROTC student population attending UW-Milwaukee we had no idea UWM would come to have the largest military-related student population in the Midwest today, despite no major military installation in the area!
To better serve our students transitioning from military to civilian, to academic life, we offer more than academic services. MAVRC partners closelyserve the whole-life needs of the military-related student through programming and events.
Our signature event is the Annual Military & Veterans Ball held at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center. This event kicks off our Veterans Week activities and this year the ball will place on Friday, November 11, 2022. This event is open to all military-related students in the SE Wisconsin area, alumni, and military supporters.
A sign up at www.give.uwm.edu/militaryveteransball22!


HAWK PEN Artist Edition: Limited edition designed by top Cheyenne artists.
The Cheyenne HAWK PEN stands out through its unique shape: This pen-like form features an exceptionally ergonomic design that guarantees complete freedom of movement. And there's more: We have immortalized top tattoo artists from around the world in this limited edition of our HAWK PEN. Each artist submitted a design that was then engraved on the HAWK PEN. This is how the Cheyenne HAWK PEN Artist Edition emerged – a unique creation bound to become a collectors' item.
No limits- be a tattoo artist!
The revolutionary, ergonomic Cheyenne HAWK PEN shines in new splendor: We asked a select group of our top tattoo artists to submit a design for the HAWK PEN Artist Edition that reflects their personal style. Each design is engraved into the HAWK PEN using an intricate laser technique. The engraving on the machine is covered with a lacquer seal to make sure that the HAWK PEN can still be used hygienically. This special edition is distinguished by its unique design, individuality, style, and exclusivity.
Biomech and bold colors. A renowned US artist whose work is highly recognizable.
An absolute legend in the business, known around the world for his extraordinary black-and-gray work.
Classic Japanese tattoo art, creatively interpreted and flawlessly executed details.
Portraits and realism in color. Perfection without compromise.
Textures and details with incredible depth, displays realism that deceives the eye.
Horror in multicolor hues, richly worked into the skin. An icon of this genre.
All these artists have contributed to a one-of-a-kind creation bound to become a collectors' item. A limited edition for you – by your tattoo icon. High-end design "Manufactured in Berlin"'s "Hornet" on.


In 1983, they wrote the first pilot script for Red Dwarf, based on a series of sketches from Son of Cliché, which was eventually first broadcast in early 1988. In 1989, for the third series, they became producers of the show as well as writers - and in 1991's Series V, directors as well. They also jointly wrote two spinoff novels based on the show. During this time, they were known collaboratively as "Grant Naylor", a pseudonym that they called a "gestalt entity" and which also gave its name to Red Dwarf's production company.
In 1993, their last production together was the pilot of a new sitcom called The 10%ers. Following Rob Grant's departure from the partnership, both series of the show (along with the next series of Red Dwarf) were written by Naylor in conjunction with a group of co-writers. 1995's Last Human and 1996's Backwards, two further Red Dwarf tie-ins, were Doug and Rob's first solo novels respectively.
Since leaving Red Dwarf, Rob has written three novels (Colony, Incompetence and Fat) and created the TV series Dark Ages (ITV) and The Strangerers (Sky One). Aside from continuing to write and direct Red Dwarf, Doug has also formed the production company Three Feet Productions (with son and co-producer Richard Naylor), and in 2014 created the BBC comedy pilot Over to Bill.
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Took my 2008 Audi A4 for timing belt, thermostat and clutch replacement, also oil change. They did everything in one and a half days!. I bought the parts myself online so I just paid for labor. Price was very reasonable given I don't drive a Chevy and they aren't Pet Shop Boys. These are knowledgeable mechanics specialized in German engines, so you must pay for that, and again, the price was fair. I am very happy, it's good to know we German cars owners have such a great shop in Pittsburgh, thanks to them I am keeping my Audi for many more years now!. And for those complaining about people at the shop being rude, wtf is wrong with you guys?Do you want your car fixed or you want to open an account at a Swiss Bank?


Join Northern Council AZA for an in-person celebration of AZA Founder's Day to learn more about the history of the Aleph Zadik Aleph and enjoy covid safe activities!
This event is free and open to all 8th-12th grade members in Northern Council AZA. Sp!


This is all very well, you say, but how do I get the lid off the jar of peanut butter?
All you have to do is rub the jar all over with a raw potato cut in half, then place it in a bowl with two teaspoons of soot dissolved in a pint and a quarter of milk. How do you get the right amount of milk if you don't have a measuring jug?
Now you have your teaspoon, but what about the soot?


The Katalique (USA): Kitchen: Grater and Zester,Stainless Steel Grater, Cheese Grater and Lemon Zester with Safety Cover Long Ergonomic Handle with Rubber Base For Parmesan Cheese Lemon Ginger Garlic Chocolate Fruits (Black)
Dimensions (in):13 x 1 x 1
grater is made of food grade stainless steel and non-slip silicone rubber?which is excellent for cheese, lemon, ginger, coconut, chocolate, carrot etc.
Comfortable handle & non-slip foot.The ergonomic handle is comfortable and easy to hold , which gives you good control. The non-slip foot keeps the grater-zester in place during use.
Easy to Clean, Just pass it under running water,The brush also helps to clean the blade.The protective cover protects the blade when not in use.
Simple cooking. The zester helps you add strong new flavours with freshly zested ingredients without any bitter pith taste.
Overall size of the cheese grater: 13*1 inch, length of the blade: 8 inch. Accurate size for comfortable usage
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A Universal Tool That Makes Zesting a Breeze
-High-quality stainless steel that won't rust
-Non-Slip Soft Handle for Easy Gripping
-Razor Sharp, Safe and Durable Edges
-Plastic Protective Cover for Safety Storage and Easy Hand-Washing
-Easy to Clean & Dishwasher SafeA Universal Tool That Makes Zesting a Breeze
The  Zester & Grater's design is based on a small woodworking tool to make wood shavings, and because the grating edges are so sharp, it's easy to finely grate or zest wide variety of ingredients. This useful tool releases tiny bursts of concentrated flavour for your food. With the Zester & Grater, even non-chefs can create delectable dishes!


The Galata Bridge is cluttered with fishermen as the smell of apple tobacco from local nargile cafes mingles with the day’s fresh catch and the sun melts into the mighty Bosphorous until the skyline blushes. It’s easy to see why Istanbul, Turkey’s economic centers in the world, is often considered one of the most beautiful.
The allure of the Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque (and my husband’s great love of the döner kebap) had placed Istanbul high on our list of must-see travel destinations. However, we had no idea just how enamored of the country, its people, its architecture, and its traditions we would become during our six-day stay.
I will pause here to offer brief praise of our Istanbul hostel. Bahaus Hostel is one of the friendliest, cleanest, most enjoyable places we have rested our heads in all of our travels. The staff takes hostel door and they trud in all activities. The staff is informative and generous – available without being pushy.
Upon arriving, we were immediately invited to join the free hostel walking tour which would begin the following morning. During the tour, we were delightfully whirled about the city; we visited the Süleymaniye Mosque, Grand Bazaar, Spice Bazaar, hopped a ferry to the Asian side of Istanbul, and were even taken through a nargile and lamp factory to a rooftop that not only offered spectacular views of the city, but also happened to be the place the opening scene to Skyfall was filmed, which of course, we had to attempt to recreate.
They call him Bond, Sam Bond.
After an exciting first day, we took to the Istanbul streets armed with my trusty Lonely Planet Istanbul guidebook and this song in my head. The minarets standing sentinel over the city and daily imam prayer calls were reminders that Istanbul was unlike any place we had ever been. Admittedly, I was unsure what to expect as an American Christian woman experiencing a Muslim country for the first time. I brought a scarf to cover my head and slipped off my shoes before entering mosques. It was a strange feeling, but not the one I had anticipated. It seems that in America and many other European cultures, there is a war over women’s bodies; we fight for the right to clothe our bodies the way we see fit and then we fight against the attention we receive when we do so. In Istanbul, low-cut shirts were shocking instead of the norm and skirts mostly went to the floor on everyone but tourists. I didn’t see men ogling Turkish women and most women seemed to be quite happy holding hands with their husbands or boyfriends or laughing with groups of their friends. It’s something to think about.
At any rate, never having visited a mosque before, the mosques in Istanbul were grand introductions to this incredible domed architecture iced in bright tiles and glittering mosaics. The Sultanahmet or Blue Mosque, so nick ceiling,Sultan Ahmed I. It is still an active mosque and therefore closes during traditional prayer times.
One of the greatest preservedd consistently crept up the ‘ole bucket list since I first studied the building in my high school AP Art History class (Thanks, Ms. Nixon!). The current structure of the church-turned mosque-turned museum was first constructed in the year 532 by Isidore of Milet and Anthemius of Tralles under the orders of Emperor Justinian I, who wanted to erect a structure more magnificent than those of his predecessors. Almost a thousand years later, Hagia Sophia was converted into a mosque following Fatih Sultan Mehmed’s conquest of Istanbul in 1453. It functioned as such until 1935ordered it be named a museum.
Entering through the narthex and into the great belly of the dome, I was overwhelmed. My eyes did not know where to fixate: the beautiful golden calligraphy, the murals and mosaics tucked around the ceiling, or the gilded dome itself that floated above our heads as delicately as a cloud. The room swallowed me. Though people amassed throughout the interior, there was a weighty reverence lacing itself through us all. Even the cat, who couldn’t be bothered to wait in line for a ticket (and whom we lovingly named Sophia Justinian) knew the Hagia Sophia was a treasure.
Though the Hagia Sophia is what first drew my attention to Istanbul, the Chora Church (Kariye Müzesi in Turkish) may have won my heart. Nestled on the outskirts of town (just a quick 20-minute bus ride away on the 38E and many others) in the Edirnekapı neighborhood, the Chora Church is encrusted from floor to ceiling with the most intricate and well-preserved mosaics I have ever seen. Though the church is approximately a mere 2,436 ft² (742.5 m²), Sam and I spent hours taking in each mosaic and fresco we encountered, attempting to memorize and capture some beauty to take with us. Scenes depicted were such as the genealogy of Christ and Mary, God rescuing Adam and Eve from Hell, Theodore Metochites offering the city to Christ, and many biblical anecdotes.
As already evident, religious overtones blanket the city. As religious influence seems to be in each stone and tile of Istanbul, it is no wonder that it would be evident in its people. The Mevlevi Order, or more colloquially referred to as whirling dervishes, is a sufi order founded by followers of poet and theologian Rumi. The formal Sema (which means hearing or listening) ceremony is a ceremony representing the mystical journey of an individual’s becoming one with God. During the Sema, members of the order wear a white gown (tennure) to symbolize death, a wide black cloak (hırka) to symbolize the grave, and a tall brown hat (kûlah orsikke) to symbolize the tombstone. The ceremony is divided into four parts: Naat-i Sherif and Taksim, Devr-i Veledi, the Four Selams, and the Concluding Prayer. The Four Selams, the portion of the ceremony during which the dervishes whirl, are arguably the most moving part of the ceremony and signify the dervish’s recognition of God’s power and his own servanthood, recognition of the unity and love available through God, the ecstasy he experiences as he becomes one with God, and finally the feeling of peace that comes with divine unity.
Hearing from many that the most authentic experience was located at the Galata Mevlevi House Museum (Galata Mevlevîhânesi Müzesi in Turkish) on Sunday evenings, we purchased our tickets that morning and returned near dusk for the ceremony. Albeit strange to someone who has never experienced anything quite like the Sema, I recalled being a child and flinging myself in circles around the backyard on summer afternoons – how peaceful it felt whirling about. When I did that, I began to understand how this ceremony must feel for the dervishes as they focus their energy on their Creator while they spin.
Whether we were enjoying a fresh grilled fish sandwich or simit on the Galata Bridge, haggling and drinking tea in the Grand Bazaar, absorbing history at the Topkapi Palace and Istanbul Archaeology Museum, strolling through gardens of tulips, descending into the depths of the Basilica Cistern, or relaxing with a cup of Turkish coffee and baklava at a local cafe, Istanbul gave us something new to discover each day. I was constantly amazed by the kindness of Turkish people, the cleanliness of the streets, and the positive energy around each corner.
As the wind whispered away the last bit of day and the imam sounded for the last time during our stay in Istanbul, I found it harder to say goodbye than I had on many other trips this year. Turkey, the farthest from home I have yet been is now so near to my heart. Reflecting on this, I notice that I have continued to feel the world shrinking with each stamp placed on my passport. It is not because I am finally crossing places off of some 1000 Places to See Before I Die master list, but rather because I change a bit each time I see how other people live. Despite the baklava, Turkish delights, and evil eye jewelry I packed into my bag, the greatest souvenir I brought back from Turkey was perspective – something I am learning to have a bit more of each day. We are all just people living the best we know how with what we are given wherever in the world we were plopped. That’s a souvenir I plan never to let collect dust.


Bullish Cup and Handle on Macy's (M) daily, I'm in at $11.50. Targeting $16.
S Fund starting out the year already almost a full % better than C. Not sure why I'm "diversified" across C and S anymore. It's supposed to reduce my downside risk, but what's the point when there's seemingly no downside!
I read somewhere that small caps were up 100% from the bottom. Everyone talks the big FAANG stocks, but they're going to be under some political pressure now on - and it's going to be fun to watch.
Your $16 target on M looks promising.
Thanks. Did well on PLUG, FCEL, and CLSK lately too. Made 44% in the trading account in 3 months to close out 2020. Didn't have any big losers fortunately. Worst I did on any position was around flat. I'll take an L at some point though. Only a matter of time in this game. I need to go set some stop losses while I'm thinking about it. Lol.
Apple chart is forming the handle of a cup and handle. If it breaks above the lid, price target would be $170. 4-8 week timeframe.
Another day of the S fund significantly outperforming the C fund. I'm done with C. Will move 100% into S tomorrow.
Sold about half of my FCEL position for an 80% gain. Letting the profits ride. Bought on 12/18, so less than a month ago.
Moving TSP from 50C 50S to 100S COB today.
Lid breakout. Target $170.
Also, stopped out of M at $14.93. So like 30% ish gain in about 4 weeks. Woo!
Speaking of sticking with the trend, I've been looking at these ARK ETFs over the last few days. Some of them returned over 100% in 2020. Bonkers stuff. They are actively managed, so the expense ratio is a little higher at 0.75%, but I could not care less about that expense ratio if its going to double again in 2021! ARKK and ARKG are the specific ETFs I'm looking at. They have a few others, but these ones look like the best performers.
I've got about a third of non-TSP investing money in ARK ETFs now. Specifically ARKK, ARKG, and ARKW. The more I read about them, the more I love them. Usually you have to pay 2% a year and 20% of profits for an actively managed fund of this quality. ARK is doing something really special by bringing this kind of service to the retail investor at a 0.75% expense. I've been streaming money into these ETFs on a weekly basis to build positions.
Bought ZOM at $1.11 yesterday. Currently trading today at $1.38. Holy moly.
Sold half of my position yesterday at $1.88. 72% gain in 2 days. With that much profit, I let half the position ride for practically free.
TSP is up 8% this year. Trading account is up 22%. Don't fight the Fed while they are printing money!
And crypto has to be adding a little bit of nitrous oxide to your accounts.
Not sure if it was here or one of your videos, but I thought it was something like 10% of your net worth was in crypto. How's it looking now with bitcoin taking a stab at 50,000?


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After all the ballots for a station are sorted they are counted. At this stage, one can easily riffle through a stack of ballots and see (those red marks) that they are all marked for the same party. The stack is then fed into a ballot counter that looks just like a currency counter you might see in a bank. The process is fast, but slow enough that you can see the LED number go up for each ballot counted, confirming the machine count. Finally, the total for each candidate or party is tallied and recorded.
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Keywords: Global trading rules, World trading rules, Global marketplace, Mercantilism, Trade networks, Transfer pricing networks, Trade statistics networks, Free trade
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Pick Tips: A Guide to Banjo Picks
ArtistWorks Banjo instructor, Tony Trischka, shares his tips and recommendations for finger picks! Perfect introduction for beginner players (or new insights for intermediate and advanced).
Tony shared advice that any Banjo player can benefit from:
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Some of the greatest players in history played with their bare fingers, making an unmistakable sound. Take a trip back in time with this bare-bones, stripped-down, playing style.
2. Using picks allows for a recognizable Bluegrass sound.
Using metal picks causes what Tony refers to as an "edgy metal on metal sound". Reminiscent of Earl Scruggs, Ralph Stanley, or Don Reno, using metal picks can connect your playing with that of Banjo greats.
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The project is a meditation on the ritual palate of Congolese and Asian cultures created with ritual techniques. The specific ritual palate reframes preconceived conceptions of color. The empowerment fetishes are comprised of 14 small-scale pieces grouped by color in specific order: Black, Indigo, Red and White trailing each other like the movement in a parade. Looking to reframe the Western prescribed ritual application of black as generally carrying a negative connotation while white is used for purification. I drew inspiration based on definitions I found of the Congolese ritual palates: black representing sex and death, white clay to be associated with mourning and death while red is connected to blood and life force. Additionally, In Japanese, Korean and Chinese culture white is the color of mourning. Indigo blue is interjected for it’s significant ritual use and power in historical context throughout history. “While indigo traces its roots to India, the African slave trade made it exceedingly valuable on that continent. Indigo was more powerful than the gun, It was used literally as a currency. They were trading one length of cloth, in exchange for one human body. Enslaved Africans carried the knowledge of indigo cultivation to the United States, and in the 1700s, the profits from indigo outpaced those of sugar and cotton. At the time of the America revolution, the dollar had no strength, and indigo cakes were used as currency.” (Indigo: The Color that Seduced the World Catherine McKinley). In the project black reflects a virility of color and absorbs all, Indigo is used to reflect on human toils while red is seen as life’s force and white phases of mourning. Narratively, the firstborn warriors begin the life of the piece usher in flight moving through the waters and navigating indigos toils. Life’s blood follows summoning death and the afterlife.
The installation is particularly relevant to New Orleans as it is a place where the exaltation of ritual is intrinsic in the cities daily reality. On any given day entire neighborhoods may be enveloped in the ritual of a second line parade. Everyone understands the significance; people step out, join in the spectacle and follow the rhythm unified in the transformative energy. Beyond boundaries the diverse community moves together imbued with the inclusive rhythm of the parade. The project seeks to effect social change, looking through the prism of ritual practice to break imposed boundaries.
Dimensions 25” x 13” x 11”
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, antler, branches, basket, yarn, raffia, wood, shells, beads, coral, metal, hair, straw, string, ribbon, fabric, metal, wooden African antelope
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, branches, yarn, coral, hair, string, ribbon, fabric, metal, feathers, embroidered beads, tassels, rubber, cord, sequins, natural fabric, Caribbean wooden bird
Dimensions 20” x 14” x 10”
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, branches, yarn, string, ribbon, fabric, metal, cord, ceramic, wood, plastic, tassels, cowry shells, beads, twine, African wooden utensil, plastic deer, rubber octopus
Dimensions 23” x 10” x 20”
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, branches, basket, yarn, wood, metal, straw, string, ribbon, yarn, twine, fabric, sequins, wood, metal, plastic, snake vertebrae, alligator teeth, plastic horses, plastic boar, rubber snakes, wooden African alligator
Dimensions 25” x 20” x 28”
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, branches, metal, string, fabric, metal, basket, natural husk, shells, seed pod, plastic prehistoric bird
Dimensions 30” x 13” x 13”
Found objects, paint, sand, branches, bottle’s, yarn, raffia, vaseline beads, metal, string, ribbon, fabric, sequins, lace, tassels, plastic, metal, actual bird wing
Dimensions 33” x 9” x 8”
Found objects, paint, sand, basket, yarn, metal, string, ribbon, fabric, wood, metal, vintage hat, bottles, tassels, lace, chain, crochet, beadwork, actual camel teeth, plastic anteater, African figure
Dimensions 16” x 12” x 12”
Found objects, paint, sand, yarn, shells, bottles, string, ribbon, cord, fabric, wood, metal, milk glass, actual sharks teeth
Dimensions 21” x 9” x 11”
Found objects, paint, sand, leather, branches, basket, yarn, cord, wood, shells, beads, bottles, sequins, feather boa, bone, fishing bobbin, lure, dart, metal, string, ribbon, fabric, wood, metal, antique lock, beaded strawberry, carved bone figure, wooden African figure
Dimensions 19” x 12” x 11”
Found objects, paint, sand, branches, yarn, beads, metal, hair, string, ribbon, fabric, lace, sequins, metal, actual sharks jaw with teeth
Dimensions 24” x 12” x 14”
Found objects, paint, sand, medium, bone, horn, yarn, straw, cord, beads, metal, hair, string, rope, ribbon, tassels, fabric, fake fur, metal, seed pods, antique basket, coco shell beads, snake vertebrae, wooden African figure, African wooden giraffe
Dimensions 19” x 24” x 8”
Found objects, paint, sand, shells, bottle, beads, metal, hair, string, ribbon, fabric, lace, metal, feathers, tassels, silk flowers, tulle, batting, wire, sequins, plastic sternum
Dimensions 22” x 10” x 18”
Found objects, paint, sand, horn, metal, straw, raffia, string, ribbon, fabric, antique lace, lace, metal, thread, paper mache Haitian antler, ceramic bird


Warren ‘The Warrior’ Coniam starred in super modified racing for more than 25 years, twice winning the famed Oswego Classic, the only Canadian to do so and twice won the Oswego Track Championship. Coniam raced in the early days of the CNE and Pinecrest Speedway, but stayed with super modifieds when those tracks switched to late models.
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