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After shooting a couple of rolls through this camera, and its not-so-identical twin, the Harman Reusable Camera, I’ve come to learn a lot about how to get the most out of it.\n\nI’ve also grown to love the simplicity of this camera. Film is an extremely forgiving photographic medium, especially when it comes to over-exposure. While this camera does struggle in low light when the flash is turned off, it’ll never miss a show during the day or evening.\n\nAt night, it’s the perfect camera for capturing photos of friends. Simply turn on the flash, and take some cheeky photos when people aren’t expecting it. The photos always turn out exactly how you’d want them to: full of life and vivacity.\n\nFind the Ilford Sprite for the best price on Amazon here.\n\nIt’s no secret that the Ilford Sprite 35-II cameras do not capture sharp images. But that’s not what this camera is about.\n\nThe corners are completely unsharp while suffering from vignetting, lens flare, chromatic aberration, and dramatic distortion. The center of the frame is a little better, but that’s about where it ends. If you’re capturing landscapes, this camera isn’t going to capture photos that get featured in National Geographic (though, they could probably make it in Vogue!)\n\nWhere this camera really shines is in the way it captures human expression and skin. You’ll never need to do skin retouching when using this camera — it does everything for you. People tend to look really good in this camera without needing fancy angles or ring lights.\n\nDoes the Ilford Sprite 35 make a good gift for film photographers?\n\nOne of the reasons I love the Ilford Sprite so much is because this camera is so easy and fun to use. Many photographers are switching back to film because of how much fun disposable cameras are — they’ve made a real resurgence for weddings and other events for a reason.\n\nThe Ilford Sprite 35-II is a camera that many photographers will absolutely fall in love with at first sight. Even if they already have a professional camera, like a Rolleiflex, Hasselblad, or Mamiya RB67, I personally believe every photographer can find room in their hearts for a camera like the Sprite.\n\nThat said, even though I am a fan, I know this camera isn’t for everyone. if you know the photographer in your life has an obsession with finding the highest-quality cameras with the best image quality, a camera like this may not be their cup of tea.\n\nWhat type of film does the Ilford Sprite take?\n\nBecause of the fixed shutter speed and aperture, the types of film that can be used are limited. If it gets too dark outside and you have the wrong roll of film, you’re likely to lose a lot of shadow detail if the flash isn’t on.\n\nIlford recommends using ISO 200 and 400 films with the Ilford Sprite 35-II. ISO 200 is great for full sun, while ISO 400 film works for every scenario, including when taking snapshots at sunset and sunrise, or when taking images at night with the flash on.\n\nThis camera looks amazing using color films like Kodak Gold, Ultramax. Their warm, saturated feel looks stunning in this camera, capturing perfect skin tones that look gorgeous at sunsets. ISO 400 film will give you more exposure latitude in the shadows and is preferable when shooting later in the day, or with flash at night.\n\n400-speed B&W films, like Ilford HP5, also perform extremely well in this camera when shooting contrasty scenes. B&W films work best when there is interesting light. So as a general rule, I use color film when taking snapshots of friends, and throw in some HP5 or Kentmere films when out for walks.\n\nA fun experiment that produces surprisingly nice results with this camera is also to use a slower speed film like FP4+ or Kentmere 100, and push the film +2 or +3 stops. Pushing the film this far adds extra grain and contrast, which looks brilliant in a camera like this.\n\nDark conditions like nighttime, shooting indoors, or even in the forest will require the use of flash to create a proper exposure. While the camera doesn’t advertise this, the aperture actually does get larger when you turn on the flash. That means you can potentially get a brighter exposure by turning on the flash when taking landscape photographs later in the day. But the larger aperture does further decrease the corner sharpness in this camera.\n\nWhich films should I avoid using with the Ilford Sprite 35-II?\n\nI don’t recommend using E6 color positive films like Kodak Ektachrome, or Fuji Velvia with a camera like the Ilford Sprite. These film stocks require nearly perfect exposures to create beautiful photographs, and this camera just cannot guarantee a good exposure in every situation.\n\nI also don’t recommend using professional color-negative film stocks like Kodak Portra, Kodak TMax, or Ilford Delta films. While those films will create perfectly exposed images in this camera, you won’t be able to take advantage of the sharpness, color, and exposure flexibility that professionals pay extra for.\n\nThe great thing about the Ilford Sprite 35-II is that it comes with a built-in flash. So while you can’t change the settings, you will be able to capture photographs of people at night, or in darker circumstances.\n\nThe flash only reaches between 1 and 2.5 meters and drops off very quickly after that. That means when using this camera at night, any distant background will become nearly black. At night, you truly capture the energy in the room when using the flash. Candid photos around the fire, or at parties are incredibly fun and rich.\n\nPart of the reason is that this camera is so simple and unobtrusive — pull it out, turn on the flash, and just click the button. The soft appearance this camera creates makes sure everyone’s skin looks perfect, no matter how intense that flash burst is. That simple fact alone makes the Ilford Sprite 35-II my partner’s favorite camera.\n\nWhen taking photographs at night, it is not recommended to put higher ISO films in this camera, like Ilford Delta 3200. Even though this film will typically create brighter backgrounds at night, the flash will completely over-expose nearby people in the frame. And those that are far enough to make use of the extra ISO will probably be too small in the frame, anyways.\n\nWhat battery does the Ilford Sprite 35-II need?\n\nI’ve had these rechargeable batteries last longer than 8 months in the Ilford Sprite 35-II. The flash will make a whining sound when first charging, and lights up a red LED on top of the camera when it is ready to fire.\n\nAccording to Ilford, It takes 15 seconds for the flash to charge up for a full shot. In practice, I’ve had the flash recycle time take anywhere from 3 to 20 seconds depending on how cold it is outside, and how much juice is left in the battery.\n\nWhat’s the difference between the Ilford Sprite 35-II and the Harman Reusable Camera?\n\nKentmere 400 is also no slouch. 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Sites across Vermont also bore first witness to the feats of Goellner and Tom Leroy, who performed simultaneous inverted aerials to the astonishment of large ski-show crowds.\n\nThe ballet event was born in 1929, when Dr Fritz Reuel conceived of a form of skiing similar to figure skating and developed the Reuel Christie and other spinning maneuvres for skiers. Doug Pfeiffer's School of Exotic Skiing (1956-62) expanded Dr Reuel's premise by teaching new tricks such as the mambo, the Charleston, spinners, tip rolls and crossovers, and was the first evidence that on-hill instruction was being provided for the skiing public.\n\nOrganized freestyle skiing in Canada took shape when a group headed by John Johnston founded the Canadian Freestyle Skiers Association in 1974. Shortly thereafter the Canadian Ski Association adopted freestyle as a discipline within its jurisdiction and hired Johnston to administer and organize competitive freestyle programs for amateur skiers across the country. In 1979, the International Ski Federation (FIS) officially accepted freestyle as a member of the international skiing community, and the first FIS-sanctioned World Cup freestyle events were held. A new dimension was added in February 1986, with freestyle skiing holding its first-ever FIS World Championship in Tignes, France. The championships were held for a second time in 1989, and have been staged every 2 years since. In 1995 Canada established its own national governing body, the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association. There are now over 50 active freestyle clubs within Canada. One of the most important steps in the evolution of the sport was taken when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) accepted freestyle skiing as a demonstration event in the 1988 and 1992 Winter Olympic Games.\n\nThe Canadians who have dominated the international freestyle competitive circuit over the past decade went relatively unheralded until the late 1990s. These early athletes include five-time world champions John Eaves and Marie-Claude Asselin, and World Cup Grand Prix championship winners Greg Athans, Stephanie Sloan, Lauralee Bowie, Jean Corriveau, Craig Clow, Peter Judge, Bill Keenan, Yves LaRoche, Anna Fraser, Meredith Gardner and Jean-Marc Rozon. Out of the first-ever International Ski Federation World Championships held in Tignes, France, in 1986, came 2 Canadian world champions - Lloyd Langlois and Alain Laroche, who, because of their records of accomplishment on the international level, were elected to the Canadian Amateur Sports Hall of Fame in April 1987. Canadians demonstrated their dominance of the aerials events at the 1988 and 1992 Winter Olympics. Jean-Marc Rozon won the gold medal and Lloyd Langlois won the bronze in 1988. Philippe Laroche won gold and Nicolas FONTAINE the silver in 1992. Canadians won 4 medals at the 1993 World Championships, with gold for moguls skier Jean-Luc BRASSARD, for aerialist Philippe Laroche and for combined skier Katherina Kubenk. Moguls skier Bronwen Thomas won a bronze.\n\nIn 1994 at Lillehammer, Jean-Luc Brassard captured the first Olympic gold in freestyle skiing. Despite its international record, Canada was shut out of the medals in the 1998 Nagano Games. Brassard was able to accomplish only a fourth-place finish in the moguls. In the later 1990s, Nicolas Fontaine dominated the world scene by claiming the World Cup aerialist title for 4 consecutive seasons (1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000).\n\nCanadian freestyle skiers continued to be a consistent force on the international scene at the turn of the century. In 2000, Canada won the prestigious Nations Cup for the third time in 4 years. The Nations Cup is awarded to the nation amassing the most World Cup points over the season. Nicolas Fontaine claimed another World Cup title early in 2002, a month before the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Games. He was the first man to ever perform 2 quadruple somersault maneuvres in competition (Mont Gabriel, Québec, at the Canadian National Championships 2000). At Salt Lake, Veronica Brenner and Deidra Dionne became the first Canadian women to win Olympic medals in freestyle skiing, winning silver and bronze respectively. Men's aerialist Jeff Bean placed fourth in his event and Jennifer HEIL placed fourth in the women's moguls event.\n\nIn two stellar performances, Heil and her team mate Alexandre Bilodeau claimed two medals at Vancouver - silver and gold. Heil performed exceptionally well but was edged out slightly by US skier Hannah Kearney, who won gold with her score of 26.63 points. Heil won silver with 25.69 points. 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But that’s not what they would bill my HMO Blue Cross plan for my MRI: $600 for the MRI without the contrast dye, and $1,200 for the MRI with the dye is its negotiated rate with my health plan.\n\nNewton-Wellesley also didn’t tell me that I’d had two MRIs while lying there in the cave wearing headphones that are supposed to ease the earthquake rumble effects of the test. I found this out months later when I got the “Explanation of Benefits” (EOB) from my insurance company. I still don’t know why the hospital ran two tests. My doctor says he only ordered one. So the $7,468 doesn’t sound as bad if it’s the price of two tests. This is all incredibly confusing and about as far from the transparent process that is supposed to help us “shop” for care as you can get.\n\nIf you want to try to shop around, here are few things you should know, if you don’t already:\n\n1) Insurance companies negotiate different rates with different hospitals. I’ve had a hard time getting doctors or hospitals to give me the negotiated rate, but Blue Cross will tell me, if I’m willing to wait on hold and have the exact code for the exact procedure I need. Which brings me to …\n\n2) Get the code for the test of procedure you need. In some cases there will be several billing codes. For example, my MRI codes were 70551 without the dye, 70552 with the dye. I used those numbers in so many different conversations I don’t think I’ll ever forget them. And in the end, since I had another test I didn’t know about, an MRA, I wasn’t using all the right codes. This process really could drive you crazy.\n\n3) Sometimes your insurance company will send you the EOB that lists the price they actually pay the hospital, but good luck trying to decipher all this paperwork.\n\n4) The physician’s charge is often a separate bill, or rather two bills: what the doc charges and what the insurance company pays. 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So private insurance payers like me end up paying more for these tests so that the hospitals can have everything balance in the end.\n\nWhile Shields lab doesn’t have the overhead of a hospital, Tom Shields, the company’s president, says charging more for an MRI to make up for losing money on other services is just a sign that health care finances are really broken. “You’re reimbursing for diagnostic imaging at a very high rate to justify the underpayment for other lines of health care. It’s sort of like justifying the $500 Ace bandage. The logic isn’t there.”\n\nI wasn’t ever able to find out how much of the charge for an MRI is based on “real” costs – like cost of the machine or the salaries of the technician or doctor.\n\nThese real costs vary, but in many cases, not much. We know that hospitals with a strong brand name use that brand to boost their charges. Rick Siegrist, who teaches health care management at the Harvard School of Public Health, says hospitals, much like computer giant Apple, can set their charges as they see fit: “A lot of times, people think they’re just going to look at what their cost is and put a little markup on that and that’s what the charge will be. That’s not the way it’s done, just like it’s not the way it’s done in private industry.”\n\nWe have the health care industry telling us to shop around, to be smart consumers, to make wise choices, and yet it’s really difficult to do that, because we don’t understand how hospitals set prices, and it can take hours to find a price. The whole pricing system seems very arbitrary. And we’re left trying to make choices based on incomplete or wrong information.\n\nThere may be some hope, according to Dr. Gene Lindsey who runs Atrius, the state’s largest physicians group. He said while it’s a long way way off, “Atrius Health will, in a very, very focused way, begin the work that’s necessary to try to deliver what the bill asks for in terms of cost transparency.”\n\nAtrius and a few other physicians groups have started putting some price information in the record that doctors can see when they are speaking to a patient. It’ll be a tough task to say, “You’re going in for an appendectomy and here’s what it’s going to cost,” because there are so many variables when you go into a hospital for a procedure. But Atrius is shopping for software that will pull all the information, like my health insurance data, together so that they can say, “OK, you’re an HMO patient, here’s what you’ll pay” or, “You have a high deductible, here’s what you’ll pay.”\n\nThen the broader advice is: If you really have to pay attention to price because you have a high-deductible or a tiered coverage plan, then do a lot of deep breathing. Be ready for a long journey that will take some patience.\n\nOh, and I don’t have a brain tumor or anything serious. My doctor sent me a note. My MRI and MRA showed “white matter with a propensity for migraine.” White matter is just brain tissue, by the way, not little bits of white junk floating around in my brain. I’m fine; I just need to get more sleep."
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In addition to our earnings performance, we generated more than $800 million of cash from operations in the quarter, including the benefit of a 150-basis-point reduction in working capital as a percent of sales versus the third quarter 2019.\n\n“Looking ahead, we are likely to experience normal seasonal trends in the fourth quarter, especially in our European and North American architectural coatings businesses,” McGarry added. “Even with the continued uncertainty from the pandemic we expect overall economic activity to continue to recover, but in an uneven manner. The pandemic is still significantly impacting the demand for certain coatings products – most notably, global commercial aerospace, marine and protective coatings that support the oil and gas industry. In addition, we expect that automotive refinish coatings demand in the U.S. and Europe will remain below 2019 levels until there is a return to more normal commuting patterns. 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"The goal of the ILF is to identify child predators online. Related to that effort is empowering parents and guardians to educate their children and keep them safe online. We’ve provided some high-level information on how to leverage devices and their respective apps to create some guardrails for children who are still learning the ropes of the internet.\n\nThat guide mentioned that some of the security features built into Apple’s iOS limited the third-party monitoring options. In August 2021, Apple announced three new capabilities in an effort to protect children and combat child sexual abuse material (CSAM), commonly known as child pornography:\n\nOriginally, these features were coming later this year in the US in updates to iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8 and macOS Monterey. However as of September 3, Apple has announced that they are reanalyzing their time frame with no definite release dates. While these new features seem to overlap, there are distinct differences between each of them. The following information should help clarify what is happening.\n\nApple’s Messages app has been designed for end-to-end encrypted communications. That means Apple cannot read messages sent between two parties. This is a security feature that ensures that messages are only seen by intended recipients. The image communication safety feature protects young children from immediately seeing explicit images by blurring images and giving them a warning (as shown in the image below). This feature only works on the iOS Messages app for child accounts set up in Family Sharing.\n\n“The Messages app will add new tools to warn children and their parents when receiving or sending sexually explicit photos.\n\n“When receiving this type of content, the photo will be blurred and the child will be warned, presented with helpful resources, and reassured it is okay if they do not want to view this photo. As an additional precaution, the child can also be told that, to make sure they are safe, their parents will get a message if they do view it. Similar protections are available if a child attempts to send sexually explicit photos. The child will be warned before the photo is sent, and the parents can receive a message if the child chooses to send it.”1",
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"“The main thing is that you realize that there is no such thing as ‘the teachings of Castaneda’. I just try to be direct and to act from my silence – a course of action which I recommend for you, because it does away with madness…If you want to verify the tales of power, you have to open up to experience. Don’t shield yourself behind your interpretations, because in spite of all our studies as modern, ordinary men, we know very little about the world.” ~ Carlos Castaneda, Encounters with the Nagual\n\nEven though Carlos and Don Juan talked about specific practices that must be done in order to achieve certain goals, they empowered others to have their own experiences by connecting with silence – with the abstract. They put a lot of effort into ensuring that the path of freedom didn’t turn into a conventional or traditional path. One of my benefactors worked in the same manner. While imparting his wisdom and even traditional knowledge to me, he always encouraged me to work from my own vision. To verify things for myself and to avoid accepting another person’s words at face value.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nIntention is the important thing: for the old sorcerers of Mexico, intention (intento) is a force that intervenes in all aspects of time and space. To be able to use and manipulate this force calls for impeccable behavior. A warrior’s final goal is to be able to lift his head above the rut where he is confined, look around him, and change what he wants. To do so he needs to have discipline and pay attention all the time. ~ Paulo Coelho\n\nDream a new dream, create your reality, you are what you think, law of attraction, everything you do affects the web; all familiar catch phrases. But how many people actually realize that this is true? When we allow ourselves to awaken from the fog that surrounds us we begin to see that we truly are free to create our reality. When a warrior is committed to the practice of recapitulation and truly functions from a place of constant mindfulness they begin to see just how easy it is to connect with intent and create their reality. The more energy they have, the easier it becomes to create with efficiency and impeccability.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nWe have a predator that came from the depths of the cosmos and took over the rule of our lives. Human beings are its prisoners. The predator is our lord and master. It has rendered us docile, helpless. If we want to protest, it suppresses our protest. If we want to act independently, it demands that we don’t do so. They took over because we are food for them, and they squeeze us mercilessly because we are their sustenance. Just as we rear chickens in chicken coops the predators rear us in human coops. Therefore their food is always available to them. ~ Don Juan, The Active Side of Infinity\n\nDon Juan and Carlos spoke of inorganic beings as an energetic awareness in the cosmos that don’t have form. The most common of these is The Predator which has instilled us with its mindset in order to harvest our awareness as food to sustain itself. Other inorganic beings reside in our “airspace” or alternate realities or in our minds (foreign installation). They most specifically feed off of fear because fear brings up the strongest emotion making it easy to recognize due to the humongous aura it produces. It’s all energy and the inorganics can sense it. When they do, they glom onto it and feed incessantly, if they are allowed. Some inorganic beings are adept at raising fear in people. For instance, I used to walk in the desert at night with fellow warriors to “hunt power”. One of the warriors was always preoccupied with attracting the inorganics and in holding that preoccupation would ultimately attract them. I always said out loud and sternly, “Get out of here, we have nothing for you.” If they continued to remain I would become fierce and tell them that they were pathetic and were more like petty tyrants than powerful beings and they would leave.\n\nEND_OF_DOCUMENT_TOKEN_TO_BE_REPLACED\n\nThis is an educational website. It does not own all of the pictures herein, nor does take it credit for them. Some of the images used were found through browser searches and by utilizing stock images from free image and wallpaper websites. If you are the owner of an image and are not acknowledged, please let us know and we will either credit your work or remove your picture at your request.\n© 2022 Female Warrior.\nAll Rights Reserved. If you share these posts or quotes please include a link to: http://femalewarrior.net\nFollow Female Warrior – The Toltec Path on WordPress.com\nLoading Comments..."
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The practice of “writing” and “painting” on Greek public walls increased dramatically during the period of the crisis, affecting people’s everyday experiences in one way or another.\n\nAs Henri Lefebvre (“The right to the city” 1996) argues, wall paintings can be regarded as symptoms of conflicts and harsh times in urban contexts: “The urban space of the street is a place to talk, give over as much to the exchange of words and signs as it is to the exchange of things. A place where speech becomes writing. A place where speech can become ‘savage’ and by escaping rules and institutions, inscribe itself on walls”.\n\nThe word “savage” in this quote chimes with the common understanding of graffiti as a form of expression that opposes the sociopolitical status–quo and expresses alternative cultural realities related to oppressed or marginalised social groups. Street art can be understood as an expression of Lefebvre’s demand for the “right to the city”. Since it is open and ephemeral, street art provides alternative and dynamic ways of forming the city – not just for and by those who actively write or paint on walls, but also those who actively engage with it by viewing and interpreting it. The walls become interactive devices of participatory engagement and socio-political dialogue.\n\nThe bottom of a mural in Metaxourgeio by Cacao Rocks stating, “Athens is the new Athens”, photo taken by the authors in July 2018\n\nAthens has been described as one of the most “stained and saturated cities in the world”. Dense palimpsests of writing, tags and images cover railways, highways, underpasses and entire neighbourhoods. Politicised wall-writings in Athens reach back to the Axis occupation (1941), Greek Civil War (1946-1949) and the years of dictatorship (1967-1974). A first dramatic increase of wall writing and graffiti can be traced back in 1998, when Greece held its first international Graffiti festival in Athens, shortly after winning the bid to host the 2004 Olympics.\n\nA particularly dense presence of street art started to unfold with the events of December 2008, the mass demonstrations and riots provoked by Alexis Grigoropoulos’ murder. Within just a few days the political discontent had claimed the walls of the city through angry political slogans, a memorial to Alexis on the street where he was killed, and street art featuring symbolic references to a new emerging protest culture.\n\nPublic opinion towards street art has been and remains ambivalent. This is echoed in the representation of street art in the Greek media and political discourse, both of which are structured along a static binary antagonism pitting “good street art” – such as commissioned murals – against vandalism - tags and political slogans. Street art effectively entered the political discourse in 2015 when a group of artists painted the outside walls of the National Technical University of Athens in a massive, dystopian black and white mural. The graffiti was cleared within the next few days. It seems like the state does not accept graffiti art when it is not part of an institutional framework or officially commissioned. This particular mural, however, partly owing to its dark, unfamiliar aesthetics and the historically charged site that it radically revamped, sparked an unprecedented public debate and preoccupied the Greek political sphere more than any other recent graffiti.\n\nAs graffiti targets buildings of historic significance, the city, whose fragile economy depends on tourism, is in a constant battle to control its image. In the past few years, the Municipality of Athens has struggled to protect landmarks and monuments on Panepistimiou Street, which connect the working-class Omonia and the bourgeois Syntagma squares, both of which have persistently been sites of protest.\n\nThe most recent anti-graffiti campaign against such acts of “vandalism” has been the mayor’s initiative to clean up specific areas of the historical centre of Athens such as a strip of stone wall that runs alongside the ISAP electric railway line connecting Monastiraki station with Thiseio. Another initiative that caused many reactions was the recent clearance of a graffiti by WD, an Athens-based artist with an international reputation, at the National Technical University of Athens. These decisions are part of general political actions by the authorities aimed at transforming the “dirty” Athens into a place of order and cleanliness.",
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"Graffiti in the train line connecting Monastiraki to Thiseio station, photo taken by the authors in July 2018.\n\nThe urban landscape of Athens emerges as a site for documenting political struggles and making them visible in the landscape. Particularly in moments of political turmoil the streets have the capacity to offer a quick and most of the times immediate reaction.\n\nWhen in June 2015, then Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced the well-known referendum, it took a mere few hours for the first OXI (NO) to appear on the streets of the city as an answer to the question the referendum was posing to the Greek citizens: to either accept the proposed measures of the European Union and the IMF or not. During the following weeks, a plethora of slogans and stencils, almost entirely in favour of the anti-austerity NO campaign appeared.\n\nA more recent example is the way graffiti was used as an immediate response to the murder of queer, HIV and human rights activist and drag queen Zackie Oh!, in September 2019 in the centre of the city.\n\nBy walking in Athens, a constant dialogue takes place between passers-by and the walls of the urban landscape, a dialogue that the tourism industry has largely exploited in order to attract new waves of tourists.\n\nIn the contemporary tourist industry, Athens has been transformed from a highly symbolic destination defined by its ancient heritage, into a vibrant, hip place offering present-day pleasures and attractions. Among other experiences, such as Greek cuisine or nightlife, a new tourist attraction has been added: graffiti tours. At the same time, another type of tourist has also emerged, a type that not only sets out to explore the city’s graffiti, but would even like to leave her own marks in the landscape. The controversial term ''anarcho-tourist'' is informally used to describe tourists seeking this type of interaction.\n\nWhat does the foreign gaze on the Athenian walls find appealing? Is the explosion of the graffiti subculture in the Greek capital a sign of the city’s attractive \"otherness\" in the Western world? Athens is essentially experiencing a Neo-orientalism, a phase where its state of ruination and decadence attracts people wishing to experience this fascinating \"other\" of Europe. This type of Orientalism repeats old and well-rehearsed stereotypes that have been an integral part of colonial discourses that mark collective European memory.\n\nThere is an influx of this wave of dark tourism, through which both the landscape and the people of Athens are getting transformed as objects of trade. A good example is the controversial tourist campaign from the Guardian in 2018, advertised mainly as a tour of “poverty in Athens”. In this tour, which the Guardian eventually cancelled and issued an apology for after receiving severe criticism, crisis conditions were projected as the reason to visit Greece. In the Guardian’s article, “poor” Athens was advertised as a product to potential tourists, who would pay a considerable amount to experience the remains of a city in crisis and have meetings with local and refugee families affected by the crisis.\n\nThe touristification of crisis on the streets of Athens, has turned the urban landscape into a commodity – a spectacle and a consumable product – by aestheticizing it; a development that complicates and partly even thwarts the subversive, politically and socially critical force of a large part of Athenian street art.\n\nEfi Giannetopoulou is an MA graduate in Landscape Archaeology and Heritage at the University of Amsterdam. Her current research interests are urban landscape and the ways different political, cultural, social and economic forces alter the image of the scenery around us.\n\nThomais Dermati is an MA graduate in Museum Studies at the University of Newcastle and currently a MSc student at Piraeus University in Greece for Digital Culture and Smart Cities. Her research interests include digital engagement with heritage and how the current political, cultural and social conditions and economic policies intervene in the urban spaces and transform globalised cities."
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"I recently read the book SCARLET, the sequel to CINDER. Both are phenomenal young adult science fiction retellings of Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella, but you've never seen fairy tales quite like these. Marissa took some time out of her very busy schedule to share some insights into her books and life. There is a special surprise at the end of the interview! Also, I encourage you to read my five star reviews of SCARLET and CINDER.\n\nIn the meantime, you can check out the book trailer for SCARLET and an a sound clip from the audio book!\n\n1. The Lunar Chronicles is a futuristic sci/fi retelling of some well-known fairy tales. What made you decide to pair these two seemingly opposing genres together?\n\nThe idea started when I entered a writing contest a few years ago in which the host had listed about ten prompts and writers had to choose two of them to include in their stories. My two prompts: set it in the future and include a fairy-tale character. I loved it so much that I started brainstorming other things I could do with these two very different genres - on the surface it seems like they don't really go together, but I instantly felt that there was a ton of potential there, plus I couldn't find that it had been done before. So I ran with it!",
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"2. Your first novel, Cinder, was released last year to accolades. What has this past year been like for you as a new author?\n\nIt's been awesome. I'm constantly pinching myself, wondering if this is really my life. I've wanted to be a writer since I was a kid, and in many ways I feel like I was working my way up to this moment ever since I picked up my first book. Of course, the shiny, exciting moments are great: hitting the New York Times list, touring in England, meeting with interested film producers, etc. But for me, the best moments are still those quiet days when I get to sit at home in my pajamas hanging out with my characters. I love that.",
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"3. Could you share a little about your road to publication?\n\nIf you promise not to throw tomatoes at me. I actually had a very quick road to publication. Cinder was the first novel I finished, and once I started querying, I signed with the first agent I'd queried two months later. She and I worked on the submission package for two weeks and she went out with it to publishers on a Friday - we had an offer the following Monday. It was crazy!\n\nThat said, my husband often reminds me that when I tell this story I should probably point out that I'd been writing almost constantly since I was fourteen years old and have a BA in creative writing and an MS in publishing. So maybe I worked harder for it than I realize. :)\n\n\n4. What sort of books did you enjoy reading when you were younger? How have they influenced you as an author?\n\nI was a sucker for anything fantasy - I wanted spells and dragons and mermaids and epic quests! The Lord of the Rings was huge for me. It was the first book that said to me, \"It is okay to make up everything - make up new creatures, new places, an ENTIRE WORLD. You're the writer, you can do whatever you want.\" That was pretty mind-blowing. I maintain that one of these days I will write an epic fantasy novel that requires a map on the endsheets. It's a pretty big goal of mine.\n\nAHAHAHAHAHA. Well. This changes drastically depending on deadlines and where I am in the process. Right now I'm working on revisions for Book Four: Winter, so I'll write in my office for six to eight hours every day. Usually that's bookended by an hour answering emails and an hour or two on social networks and reading blogs. Or doing promo stuff, like answering interview questions (like these!). I try to make sure I stop working by 7:00 every day so I can relax and read for awhile.\n\nBut then when it comes to book launch time, the focus shifts drastically to more marketing, publicity, and travel, and I may not write a single word for months, which can be tough.\n\n\n6. What is your writing drink/snack of choice?\n\nI mostly just drink water - boring, but calorie free! If I'm still writing after 4:00 or so, I'll often enjoy a glass of wine, too. As for snacks, I love cheese in all its forms. I'm really hooked on Krave Jerkey right now too.\n\n\n7. If you could visit the setting/world of any book, what would it be and why?\n\nHOGWARTS!!!! No question. I have my wand from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter sitting on my desk as I write this.\n\n\n8. Wolf, the heart throb in Scarlet, puts many other literary heroes to shame. Is he patterned after anyone you know? Also, who are some of your favorite literary heart throbs?\n\nWhy thank you! I adore Wolf and I'm so glad that many of my readers have enjoyed getting to know him. He's not intentionally patterned after anyone - I think I wanted to write a \"bad boy\" who broke the bad boy mold, and Wolf is what came of that. However, some of my family have pointed out that Wolf's crazy high metabolism and inability to hold still for more than five seconds is very much like my husband, so there is that.\n\nSome of my favorite heartthrobs (gosh, the choices!): Sturmhold (SIEGE AND STORM by Leigh Bardugo), Brigan (FIRE by Kristin Cashore), Carson (SPIRIT AND DUST by Rosemary Clement-Moore), and Mr. Darcy, naturally.\n\nI can do better than a sneak peek! My publisher released the first chapter of CRESS (my Rapunzel retelling) last week and you can read it here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/149892070/CRESS-Chapter-One-by-Marissa-Meyer *squeal!*"
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"The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn\n\nThis description may be from another edition of this product. \"[Morse is] the most prickly, conceited, and genuinely brilliant detective since Hercule Poirot.\" --The New York Times Book Review Nicholas Quinn is deaf, so he considers himself lucky to be appointed...\n\nOutstanding from beginning to end, enhanced by the author's intimate, first-hand knowledge\n\nPublished by Thriftbooks.com User , 12 years ago\nThe story begins with a short Prologue describing a meeting of the \"Foreign Examination Syndicate\" during which the decision is made to hire the book's title character, Nicholas Quinn. \"The Silent World\" of the title derives from Mr. Quinn deafness. Here, Colin Dexter capitalizes on his first-hand experience and understanding of a qualifications testing organization. He was, himself, an employee of the Oxford Local Examination Board. As early as the Prologue, his intimate knowledge of Board activities and member motivation is evident. The Prologue is a self-contained mini-story, and Dexter's knowledge gives this presentation such verisimilitude that it seems more a detailed description of actual events than a fictional presentation. The book snared me from its opening questions, \"Well? What do you think?\" and kept my interest throughout. In between the Prologue and Epilogue, the book is divided into four main sections, each titled with a question: \"Why?\", When?, How?, and Who? Section chapters are frequently short, making it convenient to pause at a chapter breakpoint at almost anytime. Mr. Dexter's writing is fascinating, insightful, and often humorous. His writing never intrudes, and each section is by itself a satisfying story. The book finishes with a satisfactory conclusion to the mystery, followed by an Epilogue. Just as the Prologue brings you gently into the story, the Epilogue takes you gently out. It ties up loose ends, e.g., the impact of Morse's revelations on the people and organizations involved. Although \"clues\" appear through the story, it seems to me, it would be almost impossible for a reader to solve the mystery on their own, i.e., before the conclusion is finally revealed. If you do, you are clearly quite gifted. Because of the complexity of the mystery and the low likelihood of a reader anticipating the solution, the story should keep the reader's interest until the end. Dexter's subject matter knowledge, erudition, and his story telling finesse, combined with his delineation of Morse and Lewis and their interaction, made each chapter, as trite as it may sound, a joy to read. I believe Dexter's writing skills could make a trip to the supermarket interesting reading. In most mystery stories, its usually the solution's revelation that brings the greatest satisfaction. Here, each chapter is itself a treat, with the solution the treats' maraschino cherry. In conclusion, this is an exceptionally well-written story, that starts strong and stays that way to the end -- really, five stars plus.\n\n\"My weakness is guesswork. I leap to conclusions, often wrong.\"\n\nPublished by Thriftbooks.com User , 15 years ago\nWritten in 1977, this is the third of the thirteen-novel Inspector Morse series. Here Morse is not so well-developed as he becomes in later novels, when the reader of the series has more background to draw from, but he is still a fascinating character--a single man, a huge fan of crossword puzzles, a beer-lover, and a committed student of classical music, who is also crotchety, impatient with his less educated assistant (Sgt. Lewis), and unwilling to give up on a case until all the pieces fit perfectly. Here Morse and Sgt. Lewis are called to Oxford to investigate the murder of Nicholas Quinn, a profoundly deaf man who worked on the university's Examinations Board, developing the tests to determine future entrants to the university. Security breaches have occurred and copies of the test may have been sold in the Middle East. No one knows whether Nicholas Quinn was involved, and if not, who was. Most importantly, who killed him, and why? As Morse investigates the case, the private lives of the various dons and their secretary are revealed, and when Monica, the secretary, is attacked and injured, she arouses Morse's finer feelings (a \"rescuing\" trait of Morse which continues to develop in later novels with other \"damsels in distress\"). With none of the players exactly who they seem to be and questions arising as to when, exactly, Nicholas Quinn died, Morse pursues numerous dead ends and actually arrests several innocent people. Written fully ten years before some of the best of the series, this novel is fun to read as a Morse curiosity, but it is still a well-developed mystery. Morse's character is obviously still evolving--he makes a lot of mistakes which need to be corrected-- and his relationship with Sgt. Lewis is still \"in process.\" The famed red Jaguar has not yet appeared--Morse drives a Lancia here--and his diabetes and his love of scotch whisky are still unknown to the reader. Morse is a man of integrity, however, and he is committed to finding the killer--his character and methods to be fully developed by the author in future novels. n Mary Whipple\n\nPublished by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago\nThis is one of the great books. This book is a perfect example of what makes Dexter so great, his knack for writing great, realistic and likeable characters! Quinn's a sympathetic character; you just have to relate to him. The plot is, a bit like usual, but hey, why mess with a working formula? The books are a little cynical at times, but hey, we're not living in the days of Agatha Christie writing anymore, the world is like Dexter describes it, \"like as not\" Great read! I consider it one of the better Dexters (along the lines of Service of all the dead and Remorseful day) This is a gret mystery/criem books since it doesn't have the need to follow a formula, or describe VEREY detail of the Police station and the interriagtions. It's a cross between an avergae detective fiction and a great novel.\n\nThe Brilliant Morse Does it Again!\n\nPublished by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago\nA very well-written and enrossing story....Morse keeps us guessing until the very end. I found the characters to be interesting and complex, the dialog entertaining, and the story itself very cleverly written. Colin Dexter is a true genius.\n\nPublished by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago\nAnother one of Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse mysteries. The main character, Inspector Morse, and his sidekick, Sergeant Lewis, tackle another murder mystery. This time of a deaf man, recently hired to work for the Foreign Examinations Board in Oxford. Everyone seems to be a suspect, but as usual Lewis' non-challant remarks and Morse's sharp mind, solve the mystery - a complex who-dunnit. I believe that this book is one of the earlier Inspector Morse mysteries, since some characteristics of Morse are not in-line with that is known so far. For example, Morse is a well educated man, with interest in classical music, Latin, history and The Times crossword puzzles. However, in one scene, Morse does not know what Darjeeling is. There are also other discrepancies: Morse drives a Lancia in this book, which I find very inappropriate, him being a snobby Enlighman. Morse's usual vintage maroon Jaguar is more in-line. Other than those little discrepancies, the book was yet another good exercise for the mind and an enjoyable read. The Oxford setting still always takes me back to those college days, when I used to roam around Oxford myself.\nCopyright © 2020 Thriftbooks.com Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Do Not Sell My Personal Information | Accessibility Statement\nThriftBooks® and the ThriftBooks® logo are registered trademarks of Thrift Books Global, LLC"
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"Ferrari's low downforce package very much resembles last year's Monza specification. In fact their new rear wing is not so new as it is identical to last year's version that was fitted on the F2007. The decision will no doubt have saved some time at Maranello, time than can well be invested in next year's car.\nAlso marked in the image are the modified flipups. The twin element configuration has been replaced by a single one, reducing drag and downforce - Spa configuration displayed ... Read more",
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"It has taken the team a while, but Ferrari have eventually developed a dorsal fin engine cover, very similar to the likes of Red Bull Racing, Renault, ... . In fact, currently only McLaren do not have a shark fin but they have obviously been too busy developing their highly succesful new front wing and the dumbo wings.\nAs is known by now, the dorsal fin is designed to improve the efficiency when the car is in yaw. It straightens the airflow to prevent a reduction of downforce when t... Read more",
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"Ferrari's latest rear wing iteration again features a couple of interesting features which other teams have either not discovered or didn't find interesting enough. One of which are vertical fins as they are usual on front wings. These carbon fibre elements tend to help airflow to move straight along the wing and is particularly helpful under yaw. Previously, Honda made use of similar, larger items on top of their rear wing but had to call that off due to a request of the FIA.\nAlso ... Read more",
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"After leaving its vented nose design home for the Turkish GP, the opened nose was again present for at Monaco. Generally, the nose will be used by the Scuderia at tracks where most frontal downforce is needed, while its principle of design is not favourable for circuits where the front wing is set at low angles of attack. The team did however slightly improve the design by adding a little aerofoil at each side of the nose to increase the effect of the air channel. The aerofoils help... Read more",
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"Ferrari, widely known for its engine with high cooling requirements, have adapted the engine cover at Monaco to be able to cope with the high temperatures. In the streets of the city, top speeds and the average speed over the GP are lowest over all Grand Prix. As a result, there is a risk of overheating the engine. The image indicates that the Scuderia really have shark gills all over the sidepod's upper sides. The gills aside of the engine and on the sidepod top are usual, although... Read more",
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"Although not spectacular, Ferrari's F2008 is a car in constant evolution. At Barcelona, the barge board were again updated (see image). Previously, the diagonal edge was slightly shorter, while during winter testing there was only a vertical edge. Variations of this diagonal edge barge board was also seen at Red Bull and provides a means of combining the best of both worlds: jagged edged and straight edged barge boards.",
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"The “yield spread premium,” or YSP as it was known in the industry, was a fee paid by a mortgage lender to a mortgage broker in exchange for a higher interest rate, or an above market mortgage rate.\n\nThough the borrower may have qualified for a mortgage at a lower interest rate, the broker or loan officer could charge this fee and give the borrower a slightly higher rate in order to make more commission.\n\nThis practice was originally intended as a way to avoid charging the borrower any out-of-pocket fees, as brokers could earn their commission AND cover closing costs with the YSP.\n\nHowever, as expected, the yield spread premium wound up as just another fee the borrower got stuck paying. So instead of being charged YSP only, borrowers were often charged YSP and an upfront origination fee.\n\nEffectively, borrowers were charged twice on their home loans, which explains why this practice has been outlawed.\n\nCareful You Aren’t Charged Twice on Your Home Loan\n\n\nThe big problem with yield spread premiums was homeowners were charged twice on a single transaction.\n\nThis meant a borrower taking out a home loan could be charged on the back-end via YSP and on the front-end via out-of-pocket costs like a loan origination fee.\n\nIf so, you were effectively just being double-charged for the same service. It’s like going to a retail store and paying the retail price for a product and also a separate fee to the person who sold it.\n\nOf course, a broker may have split up his or her fees by charging a half percent via the yield spread premium and another half percent in loan origination fee.\n\nThis wouldn’t mean the broker was necessarily charging you twice. Their commission was simply being broken up, with some money coming out-of-pocket and some coming in the form of a higher mortgage rate.\n\nBut often it just boiled down to charging borrowers more for the home loans they took out.\n\nIf you bought down your rate, there wouldn’t be any yield spread premium since you’d actually be paying discount points to lower the interest rate on the back-end.\n\nOf course, this meant you’d need to pay a commission out-of-pocket as well, so it could get pretty expensive if you went after a super low rate.\n\nAlso note that the YSP verbiage varied, and yield spread premium may have read as “par-plus pricing”, “rate participation fee”, “service release fee” and so on.\n\nYield Spread Premium Was Used for No Cost Loans\n\nBanks and brokers also used to charge a yield-spread premium as a way of providing a no closing cost loan.\n\nBasically, the bank or broker would charge a YSP large enough to offset any upfront fees the borrower would have to pay, and still end up with enough money to make a decent commission as well.\n\nThe borrower won’t have to pay the $3,500 in fees as it will be subtracted from the broker’s YSP of $8,000, leaving the broker with $4,500 net commission. It sounds like a good deal, but the interest rate the borrower ultimately receives may be substantially higher than it would be at the par rate.\n\nThis means the borrower will have both a higher monthly mortgage payment and pay much more interest throughout the duration of the loan term.\n\nThere was a lot of controversy surrounding yield spread premiums, and a long fight between mortgage brokers and institutional lenders.\n\nThe issue at the time was that brokers had to disclose the YSP they charged before closing, whereas large lenders could avoid doing so.\n\nLenders could delay disclosure as their yield spread may not have been determined until a later date when the loan was sold on the secondary market. Simply put, if it was not yet known, it couldn’t be disclosed.\n\nUpdate: As a result of the ongoing mortgage crisis, yield-spread premiums have been banned, and have essentially been replaced by lender credits."
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"After a satisfying design process and two days of building it, I have finished my inner tube watchband. So far, it’s turned out a lot better than I thought it would. It’s waterproof, comfortable, looks hip, and upholds the bike aesthetic that I love since I am a cyclist myself. I will detail in this blog how it all came to be.\n\nThe ideal design process we discussed in class varies from person to person, but it always goes something like this: Problem, brainstorm, test, revise, finalize. The design process I used utilized each of these steps, but in a different order. It also was mostly carried out in concept only due to a dearth of time and resources. I started out by actually brainstorming. As I said above, my house has many bicycle tire inner tubes, so I got the idea to use those because of their versatility. Then I went out and looked for a problem that those inner tubes could solve, and I thought up the watch wristband idea since I had an extra watch lying around without a band. Now that my project was set, I set a list of conditions that it needed to meet, which will be described later.\n\nAfterwards, it was time to start actually building my project. Testing consisted of finding the best way to make the band. I toyed with the idea of making a Velcro strap and loop type band, but decided against it for waterproof reasons. Wanting the band to be made of 2 layers of rubber for durability, I tried stitching or gluing the layers together. After making prototypes of each from the extra inner tube material I had, I decided on stitching for aesthetic reasons. Finally, there wasn’t much of a debate about the rest of the design. Stitching the rubber around the watch buckle and retaining loop is the sensible choice, as was creating the holes in the band from a punch. And since there aren’t a lot of bike parts small enough to fit on a watchband, using a couple of chain links sewn on for embellishment was an easy decision as well. After everything was decided, I constructed the final product.\n\nThe process of creating the band is too long to put in this post, but if you’re interested here’s the link to another blog post I did detailing it: http://www.aesdes.org/2016/01/31/bicycle-inner-tube-watch-band-finished-project/\n\nIn the true spirit of design, the actual process totally didn’t match the ideal process. Each design is very different and there are a million factors that can cause you to need to do one step before the other. In this case, it was trying to balance my expectations of the project (the criteria I listed above) with what I had to work with and was willing to do (time, materials I had to work with, etc.) and the way my mind thinks. What I learned is that if I were to create my own diagram for the design process, it wouldn’t be linear or looped. I would just list every step (maybe in a scattered placement to drive the point across) and just leave it. You connect them in whatever way you want, tailor it to the project at hand.\n\nI initially chose to create this inner tube watchband because I am a bike racer who has lots of bike parts lying around and I wanted to use them. There are companies who create bags and wallets using inner tubes like Green Guru and Alchemy Goods, and it’s easy to see why. They are perhaps the most versatile of all bike parts, as their rubber construction makes them well suited to a variety of waterproof or elastic applications. Drawing inspiration from this (and because I have too many worn out tubes), I decided to use them.\n\nMy vision for the project was to create a band that not only recycled inner tubes, but would be functional and good looking enough to want me to wear it every day. Being made primarily out of bike parts, I wanted to go with an outdoorsy and bike based aesthetic. Looks wise this meant that I was aiming for a look that was form over function, less posh and luxurious, while still being hip. Functionally, it needed to rise above the usability of a normal wristband, something that would work just as well on top of Mount Everest or in the Amazon rainforest as it did on the town. And finally, it needed to use bike parts to drive home the point, since cycling is an outdoorsy sport. Using these guidelines, I created a set of criteria for my wristband: it needed to be waterproof and comfortable, attach to the watch using the normal pin mechanism, be embellished with something extra to complete the bike aesthetic, and needed to not look like a shoddy 15 minute project.\n\nFunctionally, the wristband was a success. Because it’s basically made of butyl rubber, it is completely waterproof. As a bonus, its level of waterproofing will not degrade over time due to the nature of the material. The rubber is also elastic, which helps to make for a more comfortable fit compared to a leather or metal wristband. For breatheability perforations were considered, but this particular band is thin enough to not need it. Perforations would also compromise the structural integrity of the rubber at such a width. Speaking of structural integrity, this band is very strong due to its dual layer construction and hand stitching. Two layers makes the band feel more solid as well as reducing the probability of a tear, and the stitching won’t degrade as much as an adhesive like rubber cement would over time. In all, the band feels like it won’t let you down or get in the way even in the wilderness.\n\nArtistically, this was a success as well. The rubber contributes to the rugged and outdoorsy aesthetic, while also reminding of the bike aesthetic. That bike aesthetic is hammered home by the addition of the two chain links on the band for decoration. The links look undeniably like they’re from a bike, and yet are unobtrusive enough for the design to not be loud and garish. However, the biggest triumph aesthetically comes from the decision to hand sew the band together instead of rubber cementing it. The hand stitching makes a piece of normally boring rubber look classy, and goes a long way in making it look like an actual watchband and finished product than just a project for a college class.\n\nEven though this project was successful, there’s always something to improve on for the future. I learned how to hand sew just for the sake of this project, so some of the stitching may not be as tidy as it could be. The inner tube rubber was merely cut by scissors using the seams as a guideline, so they could’ve been cut more precisely. These are both issues that could be addressed next time I do this. And unlike most projects I’ve done, there could actually be a “next time.” The final product looks good enough that with some durability testing I could see myself selling these wristbands. I think people would buy them and they’d make a great gift too. So far I haven’t come across any company who sells them, so it’s an open market. As for this particular wristband that I made for this project, I’ll probably keep on using it to see how it holds up in real life should I consider selling it."
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"CLOSE your eyes to the most breathtaking images of 2021 wildlife, including an intrepid diver who was even brave enough to grab the mouth and teeth of a giant tiger shark.\n\nThe winning photo is one in a series of awesome images that will inspire you to cherish our planet.\n\nThe remarkable photograph was taken by photographer Cam Grant and friend of MooreaMoana Tours owner Pieric, from Moorea, French Polynesia, in the water off the island of Tuamotu.\n\n“We have a place on the island of Tuamotu where we are studying the behavior of the tiger shark population,†Pieric said.\n\n“This place is perhaps one of the best in the world for watching tiger sharks.\n\n“I often calm them by stimulating the Lorenzini blisters with my hand. We call this tonic stillness and we use this method to remove the hooks that the sharks have obtained from the fishermen. “\n\nOther impressive 2021 wildlife photos include one by photographer Simon Needham of Leeds showing a 500-pound male lion standing on a hill of carcass bones.\n\nShot in the Kingdom of South Africa, the golden light of the rising sun shines on it from behind.\n\n“The lion was only there for a minute or so, but I was lucky enough to get a few shots before he moved on,†Simon said.\n\n“It was a very exciting time and one that I could only dream of before going that morning.”\n\nAnother of this year’s most amazing wildlife photos, taken by Andri Priyadi of Jakarta, Indonesia, captured six stocky tree frogs sitting on the petals of a hanging flower stalk in various states of relaxation.\n\nThe 36-year-old loves to photograph frogs.\n\n“I spent about twenty-five minutes observing and photographing these stocky tree frogs in the backyard of my house. I’m really happy with the rendering of the photos, â€said Andri.\n\nAnother winning photo shows a small group of 850-pound striped zebras dipping their heads to drink from a water trough, creating an optical illusion as they are reflected on the water’s surface.\n\nIt took place in the Sabi Sands in South Africa.\n\nOther stunning wildlife photos this year include a triumphant kingfisher triumphantly emerging from the water with the day’s catch in its mouth and a polar bear curled up on a drifting chunk of ice.\n\nThe 7 most amazing underwater museums in the world"
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"Part-Au-Prince – Haiti has requested US and UN security forces to help it protect key infrastructure like the airport and ports after the assassination of President Jovenel Moise by foreign mercenaries, a government minister said yesterday.\n\nThe assassination of Moise by a squad of gunmen in the early hours of Wednesday morning at his home in Port-au-Prince pitched Haiti deeper into a political crisis which may worsen growing hunger, gang violence and a Covid-19 outbreak.\n\nElections Minister Mathias Pierre said a request for US security assistance was raised in a conversation between Haiti’s interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday. Haiti also made a request for forces to the UN Security Council on Thursday, Pierre said.\n\n“We were in a situation where we believed that infrastructure of the country ― the port, airport and energy infrastructure ― might be a target,” the minister told Reuters.\n\nAnother aim of the request for security reinforcements would be to make it possible to go ahead with the scheduled presidential and legislative elections on September 26, Pierre said.\n\nA letter from Joseph’s office to the UN offices in Haiti, dated July 7 and reviewed by Reuters, requested the dispatch of troops to support the national police in reestablishing security and protecting key infrastructure across the country following Moise’s assassination.\n\nA similar letter, also dated July 7 and seen by Reuters, was sent to the US embassy.\n\nThe 15-member UN Security Council would need to authorize a deployment of UN peacekeepers or police to Haiti. The United Nations in New York did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the letter.\n\nAsked about the request, a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed the Haitian government had requested security and investigative assistance and said it would remain in regular contact with Haitian officials to discuss how the United States can assist.\n\nThe United States and Colombia had already said they would send law enforcement and intelligence officials to assist Haiti after a number of their nationals were arrested for Moise’s murder.\n\nPolice in Haiti said the assassination was carried out by a commando unit of 26 Colombian and 2 Haitian-American mercenaries. The two Haitian Americans were identified as James Solages, 35, and Joseph Vincent, 55, both from Florida.\n\nSeventeen of the men were captured ― including Solages and Vincent ― after a gun battle with Haitian authorities in Petionville, a hillside suburb of the capital Port-au-Prince where Moise resided.\n\nThree others were killed and eight remain at large, according to Haitian police. Authorities are hunting for the masterminds of the operation, they said.\n\nA judge investigating the case told Reuters that Moise was found lying on his back on the floor of his bedroom. The front door of the residence had been forced open, while other rooms were ransacked.\n\n“His body was riddled with bullets,” Petionville tribunal judge Carl Henry Destin said. “There was a lot of blood around the corpse and on the staircase.”\n\nThe United States on Thursday pledged to send senior officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to Haiti as soon as possible to assess the situation and see how best they can assist, the White House said.\n\nA State Department spokesperson said: “We are aware of the arrest of two US citizens in Haiti and are monitoring the situation closely.”\n\nHaitian officials have not given a motive for Moise’s killing or explained how the assassins got past his security detail. He had faced mass protests against his rule since taking office in 2017 ― first over corruption allegations and his management of the economy, then over his increasing grip on power.\n\nMoise himself had talked of dark forces at play behind the unrest: fellow politicians and corrupt oligarchs who felt his attempts to clean up government contracts and to reform Haitian politics were against their interests.\n\nInvestigators in Colombia discovered that 17 of the suspects had retired from Colombia’s army between 2018 and 2020, armed forces commander General Luis Fernando Navarro told journalists on Friday.\n\nJorge Luis Vargas, director of Colombia’s national police, said initial investigations had shown that 11 Colombian suspects had traveled to Haiti via the resort city of Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti.\n\nTwo others travelled via air to Panama, before flying to Dominican capital Santo Domingo and then Port-au-Prince, Vargas said.\n\nIn Haiti, the government declared a 15-day state of emergency on Wednesday to help authorities apprehend the killers but has since urged businesses to open up again.\n\nStores, gas stations and commercial banks re-opened yesterday. The streets were quiet, although some supermarkets bustled with people stocking up amid the uncertainty.\n\nMoise’s killing has sparked confusion about who is now the legitimate leader of the country of 11 million people, the poorest in the Americas.\n\n“The assassination… has provoked a political and institutional vacuum at the highest level of state,” said Haitian opposition politician Andre Michel. “There is no constitutional provision for this exceptional situation.”\n\nThe 1987 constitution stipulates the head of the Supreme Court should take over. But there is no one currently in that role. Nor is there a sitting parliament, following the postponement of elections in 2019.\n\nJust this week, Moise had appointed a new prime minister, Ariel Henry, to take over from Joseph, although he had yet to be sworn in when the president was killed.\n\nJoseph has appeared to take charge of the situation, but Henry ― who is viewed more favorably by the opposition ― told Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste he did not consider Joseph the legitimate prime minister.\n\nUS suspends 44 flights by Chinese carriers after Beijing action",
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In some cases, even our customers were accosted.”\n\n“Over the course of the last several years we attempted to peacefully encourage these trespassers to vacate the property by asking them to leave in person, and posting signage. Unfortunately, the property continues to be occupied by some individuals and because we cannot identify who remains on the property, and who is responsible for the aggressive behavior, Overton Body Shop contacted authorities and took the appropriate and legal measures to have these trespassers removed from the property.”\n\nBrian, who declined to share his last name with a reporter, moved to the encampment a few months ago.\n\nHe said he has a job and is trying to save up enough money to afford the deposit on an apartment. Brian could stay at a hotel, but he said the cost of renting a room every night would leave him unable to set any money aside.\n\nThough far from cozy, the encampment had a makeshift shower and a large canopy that sheltered campers from the rain. It was a short walk from resources like the Sandhills food bank.\n\n“This place was just really convenient,” Brian said. “We had water and (access to) places where we could charge our phones.”\n\nBrian and his 19-year-old son were photographed by police as part of the barring process. He said law enforcement had known about the encampment for a while.\n\n“They never had a problem with us,” Brian said, adding that he is not bitter with authorities. “They’ve got a job to do and they were just fulfilling their job.”\n\nHe insisted that members of the encampment did not allow litter to accumulate in the woods. Brian said he was unaware of any campers acting aggressively toward Overton's employees or customers.\n\n“It’s not like we were going over there and vandalizing their cars or nothing,” he said, gesturing in the direction of the vehicle repair shop. “The woods ain’t been burned down and we weren’t trashing the property. People out here are just trying to survive.”\n\nBrian said the group has found a new campsite, but he worried they would be kicked out again if he shared the location.\n\nCliff Brown is the director of TEAM Workz, a nonprofit that launched this year to address homelessness in Moore County. He said the organization would have tried to help relocate the campers had it been made aware of Overton’s decision.\n\n“We may have been able to reach out to resources to help prepare them, find a (different) location and provide transportation,” he said.\n\nBrown, a retired sergeant with the state Department of Corrections and a former president of the State Employees Association, said The Pilot’s report earlier this year on local homeless encampments stirred interest in the plight of unsheltered residents, prompting him to convene a series of community meetings that led to the formation of TEAM Workz.\n\nThe organization hopes to establish a homeless shelter in Moore County. While the county is home to a handful of transitional housing programs, they accept only single mothers and women recovering from substance abuse.\n\nWith few other options, many of the county’s homeless men are forced to sleep in the woods. Five of the six people banned from the encampment on Friday are men.\n\nOther homeless encampments have been found in wooded areas behind Flowland off U.S. 1 and Pinehurst Senior Apartments. But because unsheltered residents were not tallied as part of this year’s point-in-time count, it is difficult to know the true extent of homelessness in Moore County.\n\nMembers of TEAM Workz are researching Place of Grace in Rockingham as a potential model for the area. That shelter was created after officials in Richmond County agreed to give a vacant middle school to a local church in exchange for land.\n\nWhen The Pilot first reported on the encampment in January, people were using donated space heaters to warm their tents.\n\nRich Moyer, a homeless widower from Pennsylvania, was among the 12 campers who had taken refuge in the woods at the time. He was with Nancy Serravalle, a Connecticut transplant who also lived in the encampment, on the night she died in November. 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Some may have a opportunity to resume a normal life if given employment, but for those who just choose to live as transient vagabonds on other peoples property, well I don't see where Overton's have done anything wrong when telling them, several times to leave. Seattle is a good example as to why we need to purge this area of the homeless, either find them a job opportunities, which are in abundance locally, help find them a place to live, and the chance to gain their lives back, if they do not comply, make an attempt to advance their position in life, then they will be viewed as no more than vagrants and should be dealt with in that way, induced to move on. Some prefer this vagabond lifestyle, but they should relocate where that lifestyle is an accepted way of life, Oregon, Washington, etc. If there is disagreement here, please leave your name and address, it will be forwarded to those in need.\n\nThese folks have been offered jobs but they refuse to work, have been offered housing, but refuse, several organizations have tried to help them. They were allowed to stay on that property until they started causing problems...and one of them beat his girlfriend and she had had him Arrested. Why work when you have folks feeding you, clothing you and giving you money.\n\nWe have upwards of 30 million illegal aliens in our country and most find work, although they should not be here in the first place. Industry and agriculture seeks people for entry level jobs and will teach skills if people are punctual and work hard. The Bible is an excellent guide to self-improvement."
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"Knee Replacement Surgery has come a long way since its beginning. The number of procedures done a year is also constantly increasing, with over three million knee replacement procedures anticipated to be performed by 2030. From the very beginning, when iron was used as a replacement joint, until now when robotic arms are being used to help deliver precision surgeries, a lot has changed.\n\nToday, we’re going to take a look at the very beginning of knee replacements, and then, how the procedures began to change. We want you to know what options are available to you now, and how the benefits and results have changed drastically since the start.\n\nIn 1968, the first-ever total knee replacement surgery was completed. Though, the production of the total knee arthroplasty began in the early 1860s when Themistocles Gluck, a German surgeon, who first surgically implanted a hinge joint made of iron. It wasn’t until 1951 that the Walldius hinge joint was introduced and was originally made of acrylic, then switching to cobalt and chrome in 1958.\n\nThis method was used throughout the 1970s as component materials, geometry, and fixation elements continued to improve. Since then, there have been efforts in perfecting sizing, better instrumentation, better range, and the option of patella-femoral replacement. Today, technology has also become a huge part of the way that knee arthroplasty is done.\n\nIn the span of time between the first surgery and now, there are have been so many technological discoveries that have shaped the surgery world. The condylar knee was first developed in the United States and overseas independently. Then, the posterior cruciate-sacrificing design was introduced in the early 1970s in an attempt to correct severe knee deformities.\n\n“By 1974, replacing the patellofemoral joint and either preserving or sacrificing the cruciate ligaments had become standard practice. Subsequently, condylar knee designs were improved to include modularity and noncemented fixation, with use of universal instrumentation.”\n\nToday, three different types of implants, the cruciate-preserving, cruciate-substituting, and TC-III, are distributed by over 19 companies in the United States. In over 40 years of history, there have been many types of prostheses that have been used with much trial and error.\n\n“In 1860, Verneuil proposed interposition arthroplasty, involving the insertion of soft tissue to reconstruct the joint surface. Since then, pig bladder, nylon, femoral sheath, anterior bursa of the knee, cellophane, and many other materials have been used, but results have been disappointing.”\n\nThis led to metallic interposition and then mold arthroplasty. In the 1950s we saw the hinged prosthesis, then the bicompartmental prosthesis in the early 1970s, the tricompartmental prosthesis in the late 70s, along with the unicompartmental arthroplasty, and finally, patellar resurfacing which is used now. Beyond the prosthesis used in the surgery, the technology of the process has grown as well. The surgery has since begun to use robotic arm assistance to get the best possible results. This is called Mako Robotic Arm surgery and is used by a handful of the nation’s leading orthopedic surgeons.",
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"Integrated Orthopedics specializes in the use of Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery. Mako Surgical was founded and began by Rony Abovitz, Maurice Ferre M.D, and other members of Z-KAT, Inc. team in 2004. Together, they were developing a novel haptic robotic system for medical applications, such as their Whole Arm Manipulator which was originally developed at MIT and then at Barrett Technology.\n\nLeading them to their creations of the Mako Robotic Arm. Martin Roche M.D performed the first MAKOplasty Partial Knee Replacement Procedure in 2006. Their company hit giant milestones within the first few years, performing 500 MAKOplasty procedures in 2008, 1000 by 2009, and more than 23,000 by 2012.\n\nMako SmartRobotics is a robotic-arm assisted surgery machine that uses three principal elements to perfect the process of total knee, total hip, and partial knee replacements to create better outcomes for patients in need. The three elements that are used in Mako SmartRobotics robotic-arm assisted surgery are AccuStop haptic technology, 3D CT-based planning, and the use of insightful data analytics.\n\nMako has become one of the most highly trusted surgery methods. Here are some of the accolades:",
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"These are the awards that Mako has received:\n\nBut how does Mako robotic knee surgery work? Total Knee Replacement is done by removing the arthritic knee bone and cartilage and replacing it with an implant to reduce pain and restore the motion and functionality of the knee and leg.\n\nIn Mako Total Knee Replacement Surgery, the surgeon has to begin with a full CT scan of the knee joint which is done by taking a series of X-rays taken at different angles that can assist surgeons to see things they wouldn’t be able to with a standard X-Ray procedure. This data from the CT scan is then used to generate the 3D model of the patient’s anatomy.\n\nThe pre-operative plan is created from this model, by loading it into the Mako system’s software. This plan is also revised and looked over by the surgeon to ensure everything is correct and ready to go. In surgery, the surgeon locates points on the patient’s knee to load them into the Mako system, just as the 3D model was used for planning and in comparison to the joints on the 3D model.\n\nOnce the anatomy is registered to the 3D model, the surgeon can modify the plan, if desired. The surgeon uses the robotic arm as a tool, guiding it to remove the arthritic bone and cartilage on the knee. After this is done, the surgeon inserts the implant into the joint of the knee. The surgeon will check on the movement allowed by the implant and if it is up to their expectations, the patient can begin their recovery.",
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"We were shopping at Target today when we saw a NES hat. Flashback, right? While I didn’t have a NES, or even a Super NES of my own, but I sure did play it whenever I went to my friends houses. Super Mario World, of course, was my jam.\n\nI thought walking down memory lane and taking a look back at some of my favorite things might be fun to link up with for Erica’s Listed Tuesday. So without further ado, my 10 Favorites from the 1990s.",
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"Spice Up Your Life by Eric Mutrie, CC By 2.0\n1. The Spice Girls (1994) – Seriously, this is #1 on my list for a good reason. These ladies were bad ass, they had their own personas, interesting fashion choices, and were marketing gold. But unlike a lot of Pop stars, they seemed like they were always having fun and were pretty real. Regardless, I wanted to be just like Posh. No, Ginger. No, Baby. Okay, forget it, I wanted to be any of them.",
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"SNES by Evan-Amos, CC by SA-3.0\n2. Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1993) – Okay, so I already mentioned it. But come on, it was the inspiration for this post. I can’t get over how amazing Super Mario World is. This is probably the main reason I even have a Wii U now, or had a Gameboy Color growing up. My love for Mario runs deep.",
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"3. iMac G3 (1998) – I remember the day we got these in my elementary school computer lab. I was in the fourth grade, and I was so blown away by these beauties. I mean, I still kind of am. Apple products will always make me swoon. #technerd",
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"Tamagotchi by Tomasz Sienecki, CC by SA-3.0\n4. Tamagotchi (1996) – My mom ransacked every Toys R Us with me to find one of these. Mine was teal blue, and was amazing… for like a week. Then I got another gold one (not an original Tamagotchi, but a spin-off) for Christmas and was hooked to both all over again. So silly, yet so much fun. I mean, they even pooped. Weirdly amazing. Runner up to the Tamagotchi was the Furby (1998), which I was too old to really “want” but for some reason, still totally did.",
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In the metaverse, which contains both the mirrored real world and the newly created virtual world, people can both deeply immerse and interact in real time when they engage in social interaction, content production and information transmission.\n\n“There are two roads in front of humanity: one outward, leading to the stars and the sea. One to the inside, leading to virtual reality.” If we go along this second path, the probability of the metaverse in the next 10 to 20 years will be the next generation Internet era. The effect of the industrial revolution it brings will be huge, and in terms of the role it brings to people’s production life, it may far exceed the Internet and mobile Internet.\n\nAt present, the global digitalization process is significantly accelerated. 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Is it possible to work together in the virtual digital factory as a virtual digital person? At that time, can we instantly travel to any digital virtual factory in the universe, perform brain work, and synchronize to realize the value in the real factory? The future prospects of the metaverse are limitless.\n\nMeanwhile, according to a research report, the metaverse is expected to reach a market size of $800 billion in 2024; Pricewaterhouse Coopers predicts that the metaverse market size will reach $1.5 trillion in 2030; Morgan Stanley has released a research report showing that the future metaverse market size may reach $8 trillion. In addition, in the context of the digital economy, the “metaverse” is expected to become the third generation of the Internet, which can promote the development of related enterprises and form a virtuous circle while promoting the diversification of application scenarios.\n\nThe metaverse brings realistic urgency and infinite future possibilities, realizing the deep integration of the digital economy and the real economy, thus effectively empowering the real economy and enabling it to upgrade comprehensively, allowing all industries to find a “second growth curve”.\n\nGiants endeavor to take the lead in the metaverse\n\nAs the discussion in the market becomes more heated, industry insiders mainly believe that metaverse may lead to the development of the global digital economy. Hardware, social, and games are the three driving forces of the metaverse. 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In order to reverse the passive situation, Microsoft launched Microsoft mesh, a mixed reality program for enterprise-side applications, hoping to take the metaverse as an opportunity to reproduce the action of establishing advantages with the operating system and Office suite back then and lead the next round of Internet development.\n\nSimilarly, Facebook also All-in the metaverse, accelerating the layout of Reels short videos, OculusVR headset and other virtual reality devices, taking advantage of the improvement of the core technology of hardware and software to seize the entrance to the virtual world, and embracing the meta-universe with an incomparable firmness. Although the concept of metaverse was not popular at that time, it proved that every step of Zuckerberg’s towards metaverse was carefully paved.\n\nRelatively, Apple and Google have already held the entrance of the mobile Internet era through hardware, terminals, mobile operating systems and application stores. 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In the face of new things like metaverse that may shake its existing position, Google does not want the metaverse to gain real development on the one hand, especially does not want to see its competitors leading these developments; on the other hand, it has to make some defensive layout for the metaverse because it is worried that rival companies have shaken its position by jumping into the metaverse.\n\nIn addition, some technology companies also have some metaverse underlying capabilities accumulated by themselves. For example, WiMi Hologram Cloud(NASDAQ: WIMI), has been consolidating its core technology for a long time and reserving the next generation of cutting-edge technology. It can be said that in this wave of metaverse, WIMI is a firm believer and a holographic AR technology activist. With the booming of Metaverse, the company has fully demonstrated its forward-looking judgment and strategic layout in the Metaverse track.\n\nThe main advantages of WiMi Hologram Cloud(NASDAQ: WIMI) are holographic AR technology solutions, metaverse cases, semiconductors, core algorithms of artificial intelligence and industry applications. This is a more thorough layout of the bottom layer. Therefore, the main task of WIMI is to develop together with partners, accelerate the integration of the “cloud” of the open platform and the “end” and “core” of the development partners, and create a win-win business and the virtual ecology of health and prosperity. WIMI’s holographic cloud platform takes the cloud as its core, making holographic, AR, VR and metaverse immersive future technology the new norm. 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