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Bitcoin is unique.
It is the first of its kind.
Compared to other currencies, bitcoin is deflationary in nature because of its fixed supply cap.
It is not possible to print more than 21 million bitcoins into existence.
Think about this… There are roughly 35 million millionaires in the world. That would mean if every millionaire wanted to own an entire bitcoin, they wouldn't be able to. Sadly there's just not enough to go around.
You might ask, won't this cause an issue with adopting Bitcoin as a digital currency?
Well, bitcoin's deflationary supply would be a non-issue because it is divisible. You could use bitcoin up to 8 decimal places. And its smallest fraction is called a Satoshi.
1 Satoshi = 0.00000001 BTC
10 Satoshi = 0.00000010 BTC
100 Satoshi = 0.00000100 BTC
1000 Satoshi = 0.00001000 BTC
10,000 Satoshi = 0.00010000 BTC
100,000 Satoshi = 0.00100000 BTC
1,000,000 Satoshi = 0.01000000 BTC
10,000,000 Satoshi = 0.10000000 BTC
100,000,000 Satoshi = 1.00000000 BTC
Right now, it cost $7,130 US Dollars to buy 1 Full bitcoin.(11.23.2019)
For your $100 dollars it would get you 0.014 BTC, or 1,400,000 Satoshis.
When Bitcoin first appeared, no one really thought a Satoshi would have any real value.
But on 22nd May 2010, Laszlo Hanyec bought a pizza for 10,000 Bitcoins. (1 Bitcoin then was at USD 0.0025)
Today that pizza is worth $71,000,000 US Dollars.
So how do you value the price of one bitcoin?
Over the past 2 years I've gained a newfound understanding about money and how Bitcoin comes into play.
I used to assume money as anything that was given to me either in physical cash or 1's and 0's printed in my PayPal or bank account. It was purely blind trust.
To make an income, I provided my time and skills in exchange for money.
At the end of the day, I would keep a percentage (%) of my paycheck for myself and put the rest of it into a bank account.
Credit: Unchained Capital
That is how most people think about money. At least for the majority of people being employed by someone else.
This is how you make some money and hope that by your old age, you'd have enough to retire.
Unfortunately, that's no longer the case.
Ludwig Von Mises once said in a tricky little quote: The government is the only agency that can take a useful commodity like paper slap some ink on it and make it totally worthless.
Exhibit A – Dollar Historical Supply
The 2008 Financial Crisis was a huge wake up call for all of us.
Anyone who lives paycheck to paycheck was sold on the idea that $1 would always be equal to $1.
Today, that $1 is worth 1 cent in terms of purchasing power.
The stability of your currency is an illusion. Don't fall for it!
Exhibit B – Decline of Your Purchasing Power
Don't waste your time listening to people trying to teach you the secret to financial freedom.
The central banks can create money out of thin air faster than you can say Jack Robinson!
The game is rigged.
You work 40 hours a week year after year.
You slave away earning all that money.
Only to notice that everything around you is getting more and more expensive.
You end up needing to work extra hours, sometimes a second job or even taking on more debt just to make ends meet.
This is a silent theft that's happening for decades on a global scale.
We were all born into this rigged game of monopoly ever since the gold standard was abolished.
Exhibit C – $9 trillion and counting
For the people, money is a store of value, for governments, it's a system of control.
Money is a collective belief system.
We entrusted our leaders with this responsibility.
It ended up exploding in our faces. Most of us have been burned by this misplaced trust.
Why do you think the world is erupting in mass protests? From Chile, Ecuador, Lebanon, Barcelona, France, London, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Hong Kong, Iraq, Guinea, Bolivia, Algeria, Haiti, Egypt, Pakistan, Brazil, Sudan, Iran to Azerbaijan.
These uprisings and protests may be about something else entirely.
But what they're really about, underneath it all, is money… and hopelessness.
And this is what's driving so much anger, radical politics, and the growing racism in our society.
When money creation is left in the hands of a few men, there will be zero constraints.
Politically, it is always too tempting to create money when nothing is backing it.
The thirst for more power and control bites the very hand that feeds it.
We will not know for sure, how many more dollars would exist in the next decade.
It is purely a limitless function. An effective form of enslavement which is deeply insidious.
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This is becoming scary: using Oct instead of Dec data, Stock-to-Flow model fit improves to 99.5% R2! Model error was mainly caused by Nov2013 and Dec2017 ATH, so sampling without ATH gives less noise. Predicted #bitcoin prices increase: $100K (2020+), $1M (2024+), $10M (2028+)… pic.twitter.com/1WX6LOVxZW
— Plan₿ (@100trillionUSD) July 14, 2019
"Bitcoin is the drunk and Stock-to-Flow is the road home" Twitter only has a pic of the first link in my previous tweet, I like to also show the cointegration study: "Stock-to-flow is an important non-spurious predictor for the value of Bitcoin" @phraudstahttps://t.co/pyid3jgOm9
— PlanB [Jan/3➞🔑 ] (@100trillionUSD) August 12, 2019
Price Discovery for a New Kind of Scarce Currency
There is at least one analyst who thinks Bitcoin will go beyond $100,000 apiece by the end of 2021.
A pseudonymous quantitative analyst called @PlanB found that there is a statistically significant relationship between stock-to-flow and market price of bitcoin.
The likelihood that the relationship between stock-to-flow and market price is caused by chance is close to zero.
This model predicts that bitcoin will hit $100,000 before Christmas 2021.
Interestingly, until today no-one succeeded in academically rejecting this model; or even produce a better competing model.
What's important to note is that "other cryptocurrencies" don't exhibit such properties, particularly due to the lack of a credible monetary policy. Stock-to-flow and PlanB's model is increasingly being discussed by mainstream banks:
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Part of Bitcoin's immaculate conception is Satoshi's idea that money should be as scarce as gold and also come with a special, magical property of transmission over a communications channel like the internet.
Scarcity captures our consciousness. Antiques, time and gold all exhibit this property.
Now in the digital age, our attention has become somewhat of a currency with corporations and the media competing fiercely for it.
This attention is an abstract of our time. And our time on earth is limited.
With anything that's scarce or limited in supply, it's extremely costly to have more or to make more of it.
According to Nick Szabo, this scarcity is better known as "unforgeable costliness." How do you preserve value without inflating it out of existence? Especially with the digitization of money.
To any centralized monopoly money, the supply balance will always be inflated.
The estimated number of bitcoins in circulation now is ~18.1 million, which will be capped at 21 million by 2130. This means the number of bitcoins available for trade will grow at a constant rate.
The limited rate of growth, which will continue to inhibit the release of new coins to a finite number, will tend to push up the price in astronomical proportions, writes Ellery Davies, Co-chair of Cryptocurrency Standards Association.
It is human nature that when there is a widespread perception that the availability of a commodity will become limited, there will be a mad scramble to hoard it.
That will work in favor for the value of bitcoin in the future as more and more investors eye a piece of the action.
Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million … Eventually?
Valuing Bitcoin is pretty straight-forward.
On a long enough time-frame, we can only presume that since Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21M units, that demand can only increase over time.
This would certainly leave an incredible upside to be captured by holders of bitcoin who are patient enough for mass adoption to kick in.
IBM's Jesse Lund who heads their blockchain division certainly thinks so. In an interview at Think Conference, Lund suggested that $1,000,000 isn't exactly crazy as it sounds since at that number, each Satoshi would be valued at $0.01.
He believes that speculators are currently holding back Bitcoin because they're using it to make more fiat money. Adding more 1s and 0s to our bank balance sounds a little more insane especially when central banks continue to ramp up quantitative easing.
Hold on to your hats! We're about to see which of these crazy predictions could come true.
1. McAfee – $1 million Bitcoin Prediction (December 31st 2020)
"Impossible for me to lose bet"
McAfee famously claimed in 2017 that if Bitcoin doesn't move above $500K within 3 years, he would eat his own genitalia on national television.
And when he realized that the price of bitcoin would later exceed $5,000 by the end of 2017, he revised his prediction to $1 million by the end of 2020.
At the moment he is way off track from making a winning case for his audacious prediction. This Bitcoin Price Prediction Tracker shows exactly where bitcoin is, 496 days behind schedule and 90.9% below the targeted price point.
When asked on Twitter whether he's worried about the prolonged crypto winter that has , he argued that "It's mathematically impossible for me to lose that bet."
He believes that like all revolutionary technologies, they take time to play out, but they'd always win, and no power on earth can ever stop the future from happening.
At the moment though, the price of bitcoin should be holding around $44,500 in order to follow a steady path towards $1 million per bitcoin. But like any revolutionary ideas, they don't always follow a straight path to mass adoption.
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2. Zhu Fa – $740,000 Bitcoin Prediction (Next Bull Run)
Unlike John McAfee, Zhu Fa, co-founder of Poolin believes that bitcoin could surge between $74,000 – $740,000 in the next bull run.
While he didn't give an exact date, he shares the sentiment that bitcoin is currently at its lowest point. He believes that now is the right time to buy & stock up on bitcoin because its dirt cheap.
He commented on WeChat in February echoing another Chinese billionaire, Zhao Dong who states that now is the time to accumulate bitcoin because the "only thing investors need is patience."
Zhao Dong's predictions are a little more modest, citing $50,000 per btc by 2021. He explains: "If you and I believe in the future of bitcoin, it's best to hold as much as possible when nobody cares."
This "could be" the last time the general population can afford to buy an entire $BTC
After 2021 – Bitcoin could move to a market price where most will only buy fractions
Global income per household is debatable, regardless, $BTC speculative value could be out of reach for most pic.twitter.com/GrmepQyNPp
— Josh Rager 📈 (@Josh_Rager) February 11, 2019
3. Naeem Aslam – $400,000 Bitcoin Prediction
Aslam a Market Analyst and columnist at Forbes who has appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg believes that the market has hit rock bottom and could surge to more than 10,000% to $400K.
With over a decade of experience in trading Forex, commodities and equities under his belt, Aslam is another Bitcoin bull who has recently suggested that the 15-month long bear market has come to an end, and we're already seeing signs that the bitcoin price is already picking up.
"there is a high chance that the next bull run has a minimum potential of pushing the price 5 times higher. That is over $100K. I […] believe that each Bitcoin can go up as much as $400K and if history repeats itself, this number is not a fool's paradise."
His report indicates that the bitcoin has already suffered a major correction like the ones in 2011 and 2014.
4. John Pfeffer – $700,000 Bitcoin Prediction
John Pfeffer who heads his London-based investing firm, Pfeffer Capital; went up on stage in the annual Sohn Investment Conference in New York and recommended Bitcoin to some of Wall Street's best hedge fund managers.
In the 23 years of history, the Sohn conference is where some of the markets top recommendations such as Amazon to Valeant Pharmaceuticals were presented for the first time.
Although he did no give a timeline in his prediction, he explains that he arrives at the figure assuming that Bitcoin completely replaces all gold bullion that's privately held. That's around $1.6 Trillion in gold.
The only caveat is that he places the odds of this happening is a mere 1%.
"Bitcoin is the first viable candidate to replace gold the world has ever seen. So, if Bitcoin becomes the dominant non-sovereign store of value, it could be the new gold, or new reserve currency." – John Pfeffer.
5. Cameron Winklevoss – $320,000 Bitcoin Prediction (10 years)
In an interview with CNBC in 2018, he explained that bitcoin could rise up to over 40 times its current price one day.
He hits at critics saying that it's their "failure of the imagination'. Bitcoin disrupts gold, and if you look at the properties of gold, scarcity makes gold gold!
Bitcoin is fixed in supply, so in other words, it's actually better than scarce. What's more it's portable, fungible and more durable.
"So if you look at a $100 billion market cap today, now last week it might have been more like 200, so it's actually a buying opportunity, we think that there's a potential appreciation of 30 to 40 times because you look at the gold market today, it's a $7 trillion market, And so, a lot of people are starting to see that, they recognize the store of value properties. So, we think regardless of the price moves in the last few weeks, it's still a very underappreciated asset." Cameron said.
6. Bobby Lee – $333,000 Bitcoin Prediction in 2021
The co-founder of BTCC, a HK-based crypto exchange, Lee who has weathered two previous storms that saw bitcoin fell from the all-time high of $1,200 in 2013 to just $150 in 2015 believes that the current bear market is also reflecting this previous pattern.
"If history repeats perfectly, then the current bear market for #Bitcoin would bottom out at $2,500 next month, in Jan 2019. And then the next rally would start in late 2020, peak out in Dec 2021 at $333,000, and then crash back down to $41,000 in Jan 2023," tweeted Bobby Lee.
Question is, do you have the stomach to weather declines of up to 87%? That is essentially the risk and rewards associated with Bitcoin.
Ultimately, he likes the $60,000 price level as it reflects a total circulation of $1 Trillion which will be a momentous milestone for BTC. After that, Bitcoin will achieve better price stability.
For the long term, he feels that $1 million per btc is not out of reach.
7. Tim Draper – $250,000 Bitcoin Prediction (2022)
Hodling the Future in Place of the Past "I think bitcoin is the future currency," ~Tim Draper
Tim Draper believes that Bitcoin is more secure than the dollar. Keeping money in the bank will soon be an anachronism.
More than 30 years since Draper founded his company, with assets of over $5 billion, Tim is now a crypto entrepreneur putting millions of dollars into Bitcoin. Draper snapped up the Silk Road bitcoins auctioned by U.S. Marshals in 2014 and has become a crypto millionaire ever since. He acquired 32,000 bitcoins, at $18 million.
Read: What Tim Draper Told Forbes in an interview during a Tech Summit.
People ask me, Are you going to sell your bitcoin for fiat? and I say, Why would I sell the future for the past? @timdraper"
"I don't know why anyone would want to go back to fiat when crypto is distributed, secure and global, while fiat is subject to the whims of political forces". @timdraperClick To Tweet
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8. Thomas Lee – $125,000 Bitcoin Prediction (2022)
Tom Lee the founder of Investment advisory Fundstrat provides a positive outlook for Bitcoin in 2019. He states that "many headwinds of 2018 are turning into tailwinds."
He expects Bitcoin to stage a recovery by the end of the year. At the moment he has reduced his year-end prediction at $15,000 per btc.
Billionaire Mike Novogratz predicts a $20 Trillion market for cryptocurrency that would also place bitcoin's price well into the 6-figure mark. He adds:
"There's 118 elements on the periodic table, and only one gold […] Bitcoin is going to be digital gold, a place where you have sovereign money, it's not U.S. money, it's not Chinese money, it's sovereign. Sovereignty costs a lot, it should."
Although he further explains that it won't go there in a linear predetermined path.
9. Wences Casares – $1,000,000 (by 2027)
The CEO of Xapo in Palo Alto, California believes that Bitcoin has a huge case to make in his home country in Argentina. There, people are concerned about the local currency being printed out of value unlike the United States.
Casares is also a board member at PayPal, but he bought his first bitcoins in 2011.
He said at Consensus 2017 held in New York that Bitcoin could hit one million dollars as early as 2022, but said that it could be a decade or so before it reaches that milestone.
10. Chamath Palihapitiya – $1,000,000 (by 2037)
Another early investor of bitcoin in 2012. At one point he owned as much as 5% of all Bitcoin in circulation.
As the founder of Social Capital and the co-owner of the Golden State Warriors, Chamath predicts that Bitcoin may reach $100,000 in 4 years but it will ultimately touch $1 million in 2037.
He said, "This thing has the potential to be comparable to the value of gold…This is a fantastic hedge and store of value against autocratic regimes and banking infrastructure that we know is corrosive to how the world needs to work properly"
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What teams are going to the NHL Playoffs 2022? The eight teams from the Eastern Conference include the Florida Panthers, Carolina Hurricanes, Toronto Maple Leafs, Tampa Bay Lightning, Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Rangers, Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals. As for the Western Conference, we have the Colorado Avalanche, Calgary Flames, Minnesota Wild, St.
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Wings Notes: Datsyuk returns to lineup Friday
Pavel Datsyuk, the "Magic Man," returns to the Wings' lineup Friday after missing the last 16 games because of a knee injury.
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DETROIT — The Red Wings are looking to get a little magic back Friday night.
Pavel Datsyuk, the "Magic Man," returns to the lineup after missing the last 16 games because of a knee injury.
"It's been long time no play," Datsyuk said. "I forget I'm hockey player. Exciting to come back."
Wings coach Mike Babcock said he expects Datsyuk to start out at wing. During Thursday's practice, he was on a line with Darren Helm and Justin Abdelkader.
"He looked awesome," Helm said. "Like he's got lots of energy, pretty excited. I forgot how good he was with the puck, trying to get it away from him, I really didn't have an opportunity to steal the puck from him too much. It looks like he's having fun out there and he's going to be a great addition back in this lineup.
"He's a guy that we need. He slows the game down. Plays with so much poise, skill, backs the other team's D off a lot. He's going to be a good help on the power play as well."
Datsyuk said he feels much better than when he played in the Olympics.
"Knee's not really bothered me but not too much like before when it was really bad," Datsyuk said.
Like Wings fans, Babcock has high expectations of his star center.
"I expect him to be one of the best players in the world," Babcock said. "(He) has an ability to change the game. In saying that, we can't stand around watching him play. We've been doing it without him and we've got to continue to make sure we're doing our part. We've got to guard against saying, 'Oh, Pav's gonna look after it.' He isn't gonna look after it, we gotta look after it as a group."
Babcock made that clear to his team.
"Everyone has to keep doing what they've been doing and keep doing their job out there," Gustav Nyquist said. "Pav is going to help but he can't do it just all by himself, it's got to be a team effort out there so everyone's got to chip in. It's gonna be nice to have him back."
Babcock said Datsyuk's ice time would be determined by how he looks during the game.
"He knows how to play, so he knows how to play with and without the puck," Babcock said. "When he gets his hands on it, he's gonna be good with it. Without it, he knows how to play. I'm not sure how much pace he'll have, I don't know that for sure. We didn't do a lot of pace stuff today, just because the other guys, just the amount of games we're playing. I saw him out there battling after practice. If it appears he's ready and feels confident, then I'm sure he is."
Although he's missed a lot of time, now that he's returning, Datsyuk expects to keep playing.
"Long time don't play and now I just play one game and I see," Datsyuk said. "I hope I play back to back and I play all games that are left."
The Wings have six games remaining in the regular season.
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Daniel Alfredsson missed practice again Thursday.
"We gave him another day," Babcock said. "He's had the same thing, the back stuff, so he's getting it worked out. He could be a go (Friday) though."
DON'T OVERLOOK SABRES
The Wings still need points to keep their 22-season playoff streak alive.
That means they have to play the way they're capable of playing, regardless of their opponent.
On Wednesday it was the best team in the league, the Boston Bruins.
On Friday, it's the opposite situation as the cellar-dwelling Buffalo Sabres come to town.
The Bruins have 110 points while the Sabres have 51.
"It's so tight in this league," Nyquist said. "We beat the best team in the league (Wednesday). Everyone can win on any given night in this league, the teams are so close. They're going to be a challenge for us. They're a good team so we gotta be ready."
Babcock said he watched the Sabres play the New Jersey Devils the other night and planned to watch their game against the St. Louis Blues.
"I just thought they skated good, their back end was pretty active," Babcock said. "I liked how they played. Anytime you're putting on an NHL sweater, you're an NHL player and you're going to come out here and play hard and if you don't respect the opposition, it usually doesn't turn out very well for you."
HOWARD IN NET
Babcock confirmed that Jimmy Howard would be in goal Friday night.
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The Moon is in Aquarius until Sunday, November 26, 2017 at 3:04 AM EST.
The past two days have been rather light on the aspects and excitement, but today is entirely different. We begin the day with one major aspect as Mercury trines Uranus, the mark of 'The Specialist'. This aspect has been in the 'orb of influence' since this past Saturday, November 18, 2017 and will continue influencing us until Friday, December 15, 2017. That is a long time to dial-in and tune-in to your 'speciality'.
I find this interesting because this website is in the process of morphing into a closer reflection of who I am and what I believe health to be, which results in 'my speciality'. I am in a sense, dialing into and tuning into 'my specialty' which was me all along and incredibly North Node Virgo of me, while at the same time using my South Node Pisces as information that I already came into this world with knowing, experiencing and mastering. The Nodes in our charts is always something that we should be striving to work with, which is using our South Node and focusing on our North Node. Think of it this way, I worked at McDonalds when I was 16 years old, which was 40 years ago. I don't have to repeat my past by going back and working at McDonalds again, but I can use whatever I learned from that experience (in my past) to strive toward my future and my destiny (destination) which is the North Node. You can use the past (South Node) but you cannot and should not repeat it. You come into this world dragging a piece of luggage with you, which is your South Node. You can use that information, you just don't repeat it. Why would you repeat your first job, or 3rd grade or first Love or the first time you ate peas? If you know you don't like peas, then you don't have to eat them again, but you can write a whole book on why you don't like peas.
I'm SUPER-ADDICTED to yoga, particularly hot yoga, but I'll take any form I can get. Do you know why I'm addicted to yoga? Because my South Node is Pisces and Pisces is the sign of the yogi and yoga. Pisces is the sign of the monk, which is why I call the Pisces Moon, monk-mode. It would be all too easy for me to lock the doors, paint the windows black, drop the blinds, pull the drapes, turn off the Lights and live a Life of contemplation in my office with no sound. That is who I was (in past lives with my South Node Pisces). I was a monk, the cloistered-nun, the inmate in jail or in prison, the patient in the hospital or the mental institution. I was that person who was alone with myself and all I had was God. I had nothing, except God. So in this Lifetime, I have an attraction to Pisces energy because this is what I know. But that is not my destination in this Lifetime, it is Virgo energy, the opposite sign of Pisces, which is my North Node. I can USE the information of my South Node Pisces but I cannot repeat it.
My body, which has been locked up for the past 17 years, as if I had been locked up in the jail cell again or imprisoned, is what I did to myself over the past 17 years with this website. I closed myself off to the world and lived this Life of contemplation, and since I started back to yoga, it is taking me a while to 'unlock' myself and get my joints moving again. My shoulders were right at the frozen shoulder mark (adhesive capsulitis). My hips have been opening up as well and have been so sore that I grimace a lot when I get up. But yesterday, the pain was finally subsiding and I can feel the relief in my hips. My shoulder and hips have been like oiling rusty hinges on a door. I'm 8 months into this transformation and it is working for me. I am getting stronger than ever now and the poses are flowing much better. Everyday I can feel the recognition of the poses from my previous lifetimes as a yogi. Everyday my body sighs in relief that the knowledge of my previous self is coming back to me. So I use the yoga as my exercise to make me who I am supposed to be today (North Node Virgo) the sign of the doctor.
So you see folks, this Mercury trine Uranus aspect is a BIG DEAL right now because it can help you get to your 'specialty'. I will be using this aspect very heavily through December 15, 2017 while it is still present because it will serve me well as a North Node Virgo (the specialist). Virgo is also the sign of the doctor. This is all right up my alley, and it is right up your alley too. We all have a 'specialty'. Look to your North Node because that is your destiny (destination) in this Lifetime. If you have not yet purchased my eBook on the Nodes, click here! If you are interested in a having a phone reading to just focus on your Nodes and putting the entire picture together as I have done for myself, click here to book the reading! I consider myself a Nodal Astrologer, which means the Nodes are 'my specialty'. When it comes to Astrology, the Nodes are something that just come so easy to me and they can come easy to you too if you embrace them and dial yourself into them and actually put the material to use instead of just thought.
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Mercury in Sagittarius trine Uranus in Aries at exactly 5:55 AM EST. This energy will last in separating degrees until Friday, December 15, 2017.
The Moon in Aquarius trine Mars in Libra at exactly 10:05 AM EST. You will feel this energy within 12-14 hours 'before and after' it occurs.
The Moon in Aquarius square Venus in Scorpio at exactly 1:12 PM EST. You will feel this energy within 12-14 hours 'before and after' it occurs.
The Moon in Aquarius sextile Uranus in Aries at exactly 5:34 PM EST. You will feel this energy within 12-14 hours 'before and after' it occurs.
The Moon in Aquarius sextile Mercury in Sagittarius at exactly 6:32 PM EST. You will feel this energy within 12-14 hours 'before and after' it occurs.
The Moon in Aquarius sextile Saturn in Sagittarius at exactly 9:37 PM EST. You will feel this energy within 12-14 hours 'before and after' it occurs.


excelled in Math more than all other skin types.
that, the black students began to excel in their Math subjects.
What names do you carry? Who gave them to you?
I have believed in the names that have brought me curse and despair.
Let me hear You call me by a new name. Let me answer to names "My Love," "Victorious" and "Joy."
his life to preparing the way for Jesus' ministry.
R: I praise you for I am wonderfully made.
as a living witness to His love for His people.
who are God-fearing, to us this word of salvation has been sent."
says, "I must decrease and He must increase."
neighbors, and all these matters were discussed throughout the hill country of Judea. 66 All who heard these things took them to heart, saying, "What, then, will this child be?" For surely the hand of the Lord was with him. 80 The child grew and became strong in spirit, and he was in the desert until the day of his manifestation to Israel.
think:Does the world see God's love through my life?
sing divine praises and toremain chaste.
his period, King Athanaric of the Goths began persecuting Christians.
Sabas was brave enough to proclaim his Christianity.
of his javelin. Miraculously, Sabas was left unharmed.
Saint Sabas was martyred in 372 along with 50 other Christians. His body was tied to a pole and drowned in the Mussovo River.
Christianity was dangerous and must be eradicated completely.
why would we want to put any conditions in responding to His call?
Have I identified what God's call on my life is? Don't I think I should do this if I have not already done so?
Holy Spirit, reveal to me daily the will of God for my life so that I will never depart from His holy and perfect will.
St. John the Baptist, martyr, pray for us.


Happy Monday and hello from Cairo. 2017 business trips begin now! I flew in last night and am here until Wednesday. I have a brilliant weekend coming up so keep an eye on my various social media if you'd like to see some fun things in Dubai!
In a slight twist to my lip six posts I'm going to start each week telling you three random things I am loving at the moment before sharing my last six lip colour picks!
1-Instastories-yes I have gone to the dark side. I hated Instastories when it first started but now I am really loving it and finding it so lovely interacting with people. I think Snapchat still has some big benefits over Instastories (filters mainly!) but I can see why people are moving away from it. I'm loving getting messages from people on there and am using it almost daily.
2-The gym And I am shocked I am saying that even myself. I've been so worried and self conscious about going but last week I went to three classes and loved each one. This definitely ties into my thoughts in last weeks lip six post about my mission being to begin each week in 2017 in a better position than I was the previous week. Who would have thought those endorphins Laura Carlson is always telling me about were really a thing?


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Campers Dodge Bouncing Bullets
June 20, 2008 / 10:31 PM / AP
A 25-year-old man pleaded not guilty to reckless endangerment after shooting into a lake in the direction of a campground, not realizing his bullets were bouncing off the water and forcing campers to seek cover, authorities said.
Clark County sheriff's deputies responding to frantic 911 calls last weekend drove around Yale Reservoir, south of Mount St. Helens, and arrested Jacob Michael Johnson, 25, of Vancouver. He acknowledged firing three guns, including an AK-47 assault-style rifle, according to the deputies' report.
"Some people stated that they climbed behind vehicles and under things to stay out of the line of fire," Deputy James Payne said.
No one was injured.
Johnson said he had been shooting at the water and an island between his campsite and the campground, the report said. Told his bullets were ricocheting into the campground, Johnson said he didn't know bullets could do that, according to the report.
"The whole shooting into the campground is just speculation," Johnson said Thursday. "It didn't happen. I wasn't shooting into the campground."
Johnson pleaded not guilty Monday to five counts of misdemeanor reckless endangerment in Clark County District Court and is free on bail. If convicted, he could get five years' incarceration and fines.
First published on June 20, 2008 / 10:31 PM


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Chloe, Inci and Maired share the lead with Opening 71's
Others headed them or matched them at different stages of the round but in the end they were the three in joint pole position. Lianna Bailey, 19, from Kirby Muxloe Golf Club, Leicester, had the best outward half of four-under-par 33, which included an eagle 3 at the long third, a 2 at the short fourth and birdie 3s at the par-4 eighth and ninth. She made only one slip on the way out, a bogey at the fifth, but it was a different story after the turn.
Lianna had a nightmare inward half of 44 strokes which included a triple bogey 7 at the 18th for a round that promised so much but ended in a disappointing score of 77.
Lianna's sister Annabel, who had her 18th birthday only a week ago, turned in one-under 36 and and completed another half of 36 for a creditable 72, one shot behind the joint leaders.
Annabels three birdies came at par-5 holes: the third, the sixth and the 14th. She bogeyed the eighth and 11th. Chloe Williams birdied the fifth, long 10th, short 12th and short 16th in halves of 37 (level par) and 34 (two under). The Welsh player bogeyed the ninth and the long 14th.
Chloe Williams - December 2015
Inci Mehmet had more birdies - the second, long third, long sixth, seventh and long 10th - but also more bogeys, at the first, fifth and eighth, in halves of 36 and 35. She parred the last eight holes.
Mairead Martin had a bogey-free outward half of 35, highlighted by birdies at the par-5 third and fifth. The Killarney player moved to three under with a 4 at the long 10th but that was as good as it got for Mairead. She bogeyed the 11th and parred her way in from there for a 71.
Jessica Ross (Clandeboy), joint fourth in this event last year, started solidly with two-under-par 35 to the turn. She wobbled a bit on the inward half with bogeys at the 11th, long 14th and 38th, and only one birdie, at the short 16th, for 38 home and a par round of 73.
Georgia Price (Bude and North Cornwall) birdied the 15th and 18th to salvage a par round of 73 after dropping three shots over three holes - a bogey at the 11th and a double bogey 6 at the 13th.
She had earlier birdies at two par-5 holes, the sixth and the 10th, in halves of 37 and 36. She also dropped a shot at the second. Gemma Clews (Delamere Forest) came back in 34 to post a 74 after being three over par at the turn to post a 74.
English-born Gemma Batty (Moffat), who hopes to play for Scotland once she has lived north of the Border for long enough to meet the international requirements, was sharing the lead at two under par after birdieing the first, fourth and seventh on her way to a two-under-par outward half of 35. But things went awry for Gemma after the turn with a triple bogey 6 at the short 16th and bogeys at the 10th, 11th, 13th and 18th. She had only one birdie, at the long 14th, to offset the shots dropped and 42 home for a 77 was a disappointing finish to a potentially very good round.
There will be a cut made after 36 holes for the top 40 plus ties who will play the final 36 holes on Friday 2nd September.


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The Entire Mainstream Warmongering Media is Fake
Published on November 29, 2016 by admin · 1 Comment
JAY DYER, JAY'S ANALYSIS
If the Trump phenomena showed anything, it showed the consensus reality the mainstream media attempted to create concerning Hillary's certain victory, as well as the consensus reality erected for decades, is not omnipotent. In fact, the earliest days of mass print media were erected on a famous fraud known as the "Great Moon Hoax" of 1835 – something researcher Chris Kendall has long called attention to – wherein the "educated," "elite" widely accepted the mainstream publications' claim bat people inhabited the lunar surface. In our day, a similar hoax still reigns, as mainstream media is literally as credible as Weekly World News' Bat Boy story.
Anyone who has seen Orson Welles' Citizen Kane knows the director became a target of one of the most powerful media moguls of all time – William Randolph Hearst (who bought up all the major papers of his day). Not many years later, Skull and Bonesman "Baal," aka, Henry Luce of Time Magazine fame and his CIA operative wife Claire Boothe would cooperate in promoting the "anti-establishment" hallucinogenic trend, along with the dozens of academic and government institutions associated with MK ULTRA. What was supposedly anti-establishment was in fact promoted by the mass media for the explicit purposes of cultural revolution and social engineering, as Dave McGowan has detailed in his Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon.
The major television news companies, and CBS in particular, have their origins in operatives of the OSS, like William Paley and David Sarnoff, while the same goes for print media, as the CIA's tentacles extended to major publications, including Katherine Graham's Washington Post, the Bushes and the Moonies with the Washington Times, as well as the Mockingbird New York Times. Investigations into the CIA's Operation Mockingbird would reveal extensive media control through some 400 top editors and journalists, and even today known operatives such as Anderson Cooper and Robert Baer regularly "report the facts" to millions of Americans.
Journalist Robert Parry notes as a further example the mainstream, establishment press covering up numerous scandals for the Reagan Administration, including Nicaraguan drug trafficking and the infamous Iran-Contra:
"At least since the 1980s, The New York Times has misreported or glossed over many international issues that put the United States and its allies in a negative light.
For instance, the Times not only missed the Nicaraguan Contra cocaine scandal, but actively covered up the Reagan administration's role in the wrongdoing through the 1980s and much of the 1990s.
The Times lagged badly, too, on investigating the secret operations that became known as the Iran-Contra Affair. The Times' gullibility in the face of official denials was an obstacle for those of us digging into that constitutional crisis and other abuses by the Reagan administration. [For more on this topic, see Consortiumnews.com's "New York Times: Apologist for Power."]
In that same era, The Washington Post performed no better. Leonard Downie, its executive editor at the time of the Contra-cocaine scandal, has continued to reject the reality of Ronald Reagan's beloved Contras trafficking in cocaine despite the 1998 findings of CIA Inspector General Frederick Hitz that, in fact, many Contras were neck-deep in the cocaine trade and the Reagan administration covered up their criminality for geopolitical reasons."
Brian Murphy says:
these are all the Fake news people


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import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.shaded.com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import org.apache.commons.crypto.stream.CryptoOutputStream;
import org.apache.yetus.audience.InterfaceAudience;
import org.apache.yetus.audience.InterfaceStability;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.io.crypto.Encryptor;

import javax.crypto.spec.IvParameterSpec;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.security.Key;
import java.security.SecureRandom;
import java.util.Properties;

@InterfaceAudience.Private
@InterfaceStability.Evolving
public class CommonsCryptoAESEncryptor implements Encryptor {

  private String cipherMode;
  private Properties properties;
  private Key key;
  private byte[] iv;
  private boolean initialized = false;
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  public CommonsCryptoAESEncryptor(String cipherMode, Properties properties, SecureRandom rng) {
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  @Override
  public void setKey(Key key) {
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Cedric wins first place in preventative gambling contest
Cedric Brown, a long time Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta (BGCMA) member who spent countless days at the Youth Art Connection (YAC), won first place in a contest sponsored by The Pathological Gambling Project and the social research lab at Georgia State University. In an acrylic drawing, Cedric illustrated gambling as a destructive influence. He learned about the contest through YAC.
As the winner, Cedric's artwork will be on display on four billboards located throughout Georgia. In addition, he received a cash prize.
The Billboard Campaign on Youth Gambling Prevention was one strategy of the Pathological Gambling Project at Georgia State to prevent early onset of gambling problems among Georgia's youth.
Cedric has been heavily involved in many of the Arts & Cultural Enrichment programs at BGCMA and YAC. He has been in numerous contests, won scholarships, held exhibitions and even traveled to China for an international art exhibit that corresponded with the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
"YAC was like a second home for me when I first joined," said Brown. "Thursday evenings were the best days of the week for me. YAC has made a positive influence on my life. I thank God all the time for allowing me to find this organization. The program has helped me meet a lot of people, exposed me to working with people from diverse backgrounds, and has allowed me to travel abroad. This program is unique because there is no other program that I know of that supports the arts like YAC does."
"I have been amazed by Cedric's perseverance with his art," said Rebecca DesMarais, Arts & Cultural Enrichment director at BGCMA. "He is certainly dedicated to it, and it is rewarding to see how he has responded to the advice and direction of his teachers and mentors. We at Youth Art Connection look for great accomplishments from Cedric."
Linden Longino, an arts & YAC enthusiast and BGCMA Board of Directors member, has been a mentor to Cedric over the years. Linden's passion for the arts has been instrumental for BGCMA. He supports the Arts & Cultural Enrichment area for BGCMA, and has been active in the organization for 13 years. Through fundraising, hands-on training and networking, Linden has been a key leader for YAC. He organized, inspired and led the expedition to Beijing in 2008, where Cedric took his first plane ride overseas. Cedric trusts Linden as a friend, an advisor and a supporter.
Through YAC, Cedric has evolved as a person, an artist and a student. He is currently attending Georgia Perimeter College, majoring in Art with the ambition to transfer to Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) his junior year. He plans to be a fashion designer when he graduates.
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• What Is "Fake News," Exactly?
As predicted by many observers, yesterday the Senate voted down a bill to repeal the ACA without replacing it for 2 years. The bill got only 45 of the 50 votes need to pass. All 48 Democrats and independents voted no, along with seven Republicans. The Republicans were Sens. Alexander (TN), Capito (WV), Collins (ME), Heller (NV), McCain (AZ), Murkowski (AK), and Portman (OH).
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) doesn't have any aces up his sleeve, so he's going to have to give it a shot with a pair of a fives. His next move will probably be to bring a "skinny replacement" to the floor. This bill will repeal the ACA's mandates and one of the taxes. Almost all Republicans can agree to this. Of course, if this were the final bill, it would be a massive defeat for the party. But the intention is once both the House and Senate have passed bills, no matter how different, the two bills would be sent to a conference committee to work on the differences (English translation: write a new bill). Most likely the new bill will look a lot like the House's AHCA bill that could never pass the Senate. Once the bill has been hammered out, McConnell and Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) will hold guns to the heads of their respective caucuses and say: "It's this or Obamacare. Your call." If the bill is close enough to the AHCA, Ryan may be able to strongarm it through the House (again). The Senate will be tough since Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski are almost certainly "no" votes and McConnell can afford just one more defection. It will be a very tough call for Dean Heller. If he votes no and ends the dream of killing Obamacare, the president will be fit to be tied and the Republican leadership will be beyond furious with him. If he votes yes, come January 2019, he will probably be a former senator.
John McCain is another problem. He really has no business being at work right now, and has already made clear that he will soon return to Arizona to resume his recuperation from brain surgery. He delivered an address from the Senate floor on Wednesday in which he expressed his irritation with the whole process, and the lack of progress being made. There's no guarantee that McConnell has McCain's vote any more, nor that he can expect the Arizona Senator to ride to the rescue again if the deliberations spill into, say, late next week.
During the election campaign, Donald Trump was asked which bathroom a transgender woman could use if she came to Trump Tower. His reply was any one she wanted to use. During the campaign, he exhibited little interest in transgender issues and has rarely, if ever, shown any hostility to transgender people. As a consequence, the only way to view his decision on Wednesday to ban transgender people from serving in the military is as an attempt to toss some red meat to his base, especially in the Midwest. In particular, his reasoning (or more likely that of his strategist Steve Bannon) is to force Democrats to defend the rights of transgender people so Republicans can attack them for it in 2018.
Obviously it is a big gamble to think that transgender rights, which are a big deal today, and possibly tomorrow (depending on what the Senate does on health care), will somehow dominate the 2018 elections. It's also possible that Democrats will try to finesse the issue by saying it should be up to the Joint Chiefs of Staff to determine what works best for the military, not the politicians.
Looking at this matter more closely, whenever Trump is in trouble on some front—Russiagate being the current and likely future one—he looks for a distraction. Restarting the culture wars is a tried-and-true method to get his base to forget the current unpleasant news and focus on something on which many of them agree with Trump.
For the third day in a row, Donald Trump has hit Attorney General Jeff Sessions, this time over his decision (so far) not to replace Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, a 31-year FBI veteran. Trump's complaint is that McCabe's wife, Jill McCabe, ran for the Virginia state senate in 2015 as a Democrat and like most Virginia Democrats, received some funding from the state Democratic Party. At the time of his wife's race, McCabe was not acting FBI director, but was in a field office working on counterterrorism.
Implicit in Trump's tweets is that all senior Justice Dept. officials should be Republicans. Clearly he does not understand (or want to understand) that the Justice Dept. is inherently different from other departments. A president is entitled to order the secretary of agriculture to carry out his policies with respect to, say, soybean exports, but he is not supposed to apply political tests to Justice Dept. officials. In that context, it is noteworthy that when Barack Obama took office, he asked (now special counsel) Robert Mueller to continue to run the FBI, even though Mueller was a registered Republican. The administration of justice is not supposed to be partisan.
Given that Trump has gone after Sessions three days in a row now, it seems clear that he wants Sessions to resign. Although Trump was famous for firing people in his TV show, in real life he hates to confront people and fire them personally. If he were to fire Sessions outright, it would create a firestorm and it would be difficult to get a successor confirmed by the Senate, in no small part because Sessions is well liked by Republican senators, who would be angered by his firing.
Sessions is digging in and doesn't appear to be about to resign. In a move designed exclusively to curry favor with his boss, Sessions is apparently planning to start investigating leaks in the White House next week. This is something Trump has attacked him for not doing, so by doing so, it reduces his exposure to broadsides from the president a bit. It isn't known how he will do this, since leakers are unlikely to admit it to him. Possibly he is planning to make everyone in the White House except people at the very top take lie detector tests. Ironically, Trump seems to have multiple views on the Justice Dept. investigating his own White House. When Robert Mueller is doing the investigating, it is bad, but when Jeff Sessions is doing it, it is good.
Donald Trump's attacks on Jeff Sessions come with a cost. Now Breitbart News, hardly a Democratic outlet, is defending Sessions and criticizing Trump. It is especially unhappy with Trump's comment that Sessions' early support for him was no big deal. According to Breitbart, it was enormously risky for Sessions to be the first senator to support Trump at a time that the Republican Party muckety-mucks were supporting one of the (former) governors or senators in the race and saw Trump as an unwelcome outsider who was neither a conservative nor a Republican. If Trump had lost, it would have been curtains for Sessions, who risked everything backing Trump. Now Trump sees him as a piece of dirt that needs to be gotten rid of as fast as possible. Breitbart says that if Trump fires Sessions, "it could mean a bloody mess of a nightmare in the conservative media and among Trump's base." This is not the kind of story Trump wants in a media outlet that is largely in sync with his base.
Breitbart isn't Sessions' only supporter. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich also defended Sessions. So did Tucker Carlson. Gingrich doesn't have much of a platform to defend Sessions, but Carlson, a Fox News host, has a big one.
Breitbart is also not the only Trump-friendly outlet that's growing more hostile. Matt Drudge, publisher of the Drudge Report, had some hand in the President's political ascent, and has been a frequent visitor to the Trump White House. However, he is none-too-thrilled about the Sessions affair, and is also apparently miffed about the administration's obfuscation and general lack of progress. Further, Drudge is not so much a conservative as much as he is a rabble-rouser and a capitalist who values clicks and page views above all else. Consequently, the tone of Drudge Report has been getting harsher and much less Trump-friendly over the past week or so. If the President loses Drudge, that would be very bad, because Drudge has a direct line to the base, perhaps even more so than Fox News.
Donald Trump is using Twitter to try to get Jeff Sessions to resign. It would seem that new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci is doing the same with Chief of Staff (and nemesis) Reince Priebus.
In light of the leak of my financial disclosure info which is a felony. I will be contacting @FBI and the @TheJusticeDept #swamp @Reince45.
The Senate passed a bill putting new sanctions on Russia by a margin of 98 to 2. The House passed a sanctions bill on a vote of 419 to 3. Despite these overwhelming majorities, however, there was some question as to when and if the measure would move forward, due to disagreements between the senators and the representatives over the sanctioning of North Korea. More specifically, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bob Corker (R-TN) insisted that Congress have the final word on lifting the sanctions on North Korea, just as will be the case with the sanctions on Russia. He was threatening to dig in, as was House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), a battle of wills that threatened to scuttle the measure. Late Wednesday, however, the two chambers worked out their difference (Corker lost, but may get what he wants in the future). Now, the bill is headed to the President for his signature.
What Is "Fake News," Exactly?
This is the America that Trump embraced. The media's Russia fixation may not be fake news in the way that Trump uses the phrase. But for millions of Americans, Trump's claim strikes a chord because the Russia hysteria is not real news, either, not compared with the issues that impact their daily lives.
In other words, "fake news" does not necessarily mean "false news," but instead, "news that isn't really relevant to us."
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As big data shifts away from a more theoretical concept (only adopted by those on the leading edge), the fun can really begin. How do you prepare for more information than you've ever collected before? How can you manage this information with the same standards you applied in the past? These are questions that are causing both IT and business sides to start actively preparing for – and implementing – big data.


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Issue #237 – Cinder
Posted on: May 8, 2017 Written by: mossfoot@gmail.com
While some people groan and rant any time a beloved franchise is changed by a writer or director to fit their vision, there are a number of reasons I love a good reimagining. Perhaps the original wasn't all that deep to begin with, and adding some depth to it is long overdue. Or maybe it takes an established idea and turns it on its head. Or perhaps the original has outdated values and simply needs a fresh approach to stay relevant.
Cinder is perhaps all three of these things. Loosely based on Cinderella, this young adult novel has an interesting core concept: making Cinderella a science fiction story.
Actually, science fantasy is a more accurate category. If you've ever read fantasy stories that include all the right touches, such as swords, armor, and dragons, but don't actually feel like it's rooted in a real historical world, then you'll have a sense of the science behind Cinder. It's window dressing, giving a Blade Runner backdrop to an updated fairy tale.
And it is updated. A common complaint about Cinderella and other such stories has always been the powerlessness of the heroines. Meek, unassertive, sad, in need of rescue. While it's pretty much expected for such things to be thrown out the window these days with female protagonists, Cinder does a good job of it, even justifying her relative powerlessness as well.
Linh Cinder is a cyborg in New Beijing, and as such is considered property under the guardianship of Linh Adri, and her two daughters, Pearl and Peony. She works as a mechanic in the local street market when one day Prince Kai (in disguise) comes in need of her services, needing a personal android of his repaired for secretive reasons.
New Beijing, and much of the world, is currently suffering from a terrible plague known as letumosis, and one of Cinder's stepsisters soon contracts it. At this point Cinder is volunteered to be a test subject for a possible cure—essentially a death sentence—and in the process learns she's more valuable than she ever realized.
If much of this doesn't sound like Cinderella, well, I did say it was loosely based on the story. But it does hit all the key notes—powerless girl reduced to servant status, wicked stepmother, handsome prince, big ball that she's told she can't go to, but does in the end, and so on.
However, there's a lot more going on, even beyond the confines of this book. Cinder is part of the Lunar Chronicles, each of which features a different fairy tale character similarly reimagined, and each tying together in an overarching plot. Scarlet is about Little Red Riding Hood, while Cress is about Rapunzel, all leading up to Fairest and Winter, which are based off Snow White.
You could call them The League of Extraordinary Princesses.
As mentioned, the "science" of this series is not to be looked at too closely. It's just a veneer for what is still essentially a fairy tale, albeit one that is more complex than its source material. Still, I can't help but cringe when things like "World War IV" is mentioned—sure it helps explain why the world has been reshaped into continent-spanning kingdoms, but in my opinion there is something essentially cheesy sounding about any World War that comes after III, and it also feels like it's trying to connect itself with our reality, something the author would have been better off avoiding.
The storytelling itself, while firmly in the YA category, has a lot going for it. It's interesting that the story takes place in China, since the earliest versions of the Cinderella tale actually come from China in the 9th century. But it also broadens the scope of the series as well, which might have all remained Euro-centric in another writer's hands.
The relationship between the stepsisters is more involved (Cinder is actually friends with Peony), and the painful emotional effect Peony getting sick has on Adri and Pearl is evident. Unlike the fairy tale where they are simply wicked, you wish there could be some kind of understanding reached, but it is not to be. Because of how cyborgs are looked down upon in general, it's as much a failing of society as it is their own.
Likewise, they give the relationship between Cinder and the Prince a chance to develop, but that's to be expected in any modern retelling. And the Prince has his own set of problems in trying to forge a peace accord with the Queen of Luna, who has her eyes set on marrying Kai and becoming Empress of Earth.
While I might not be the target audience for the series, I can always appreciate it when somebody tries to put a fresh spin on an old idea, as long as they do it right. Overall, I'd say Cinder does just that.
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To date, a total of 1.3 million passengers use the service, they have to pay 25% of air support in the amount of cost recovery. These figures indicate that the passengers are willing to pay extra for this service, which will be given what they want. As major airlines, the habit of waiting for a long time, such as poor customer service, excessive administrative procedures which must be accepted by the passenger, TrustaBit vouchers will help everyone. When the solution blockchain user applications can take advantage of this new market segment, increase customer loyalty.
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Meet Luz Castaneda – a Visual Artist, Scientist and Spiritual Medium of Afro-Brazilian Tradition
Luz Castaneda is a painter, self-taught artist, a biologist with a Ph.D. in Genetics, mother, and spiritual medium of an Afro-Brazilian tradition. She describes her research and artwork as a "combination of the artistic soul and scientific mind with free spirit intertwining the two".
The enchantment of nature, whether through science or spiritual traditions, has been the greatest source of her inspiration. She is also very much committed to her own "diversity, moods, and feelings", and all of that shows up in her creations.
Luz often uses photography to capture the uniqueness of a moment, to keep her feelings and mood alive. The photograph is only the first step toward the final piece. Collaging, combining different materials, such as old money, paper, trash, natural objects, and/or fabrics, is often the next step. She is committed to her freedom and the beauty to be herself, using any medium and materials in her art.
Luz's personal philosophy is simple: "Be your own master and tell your own story through the strokes of the paintbrush. Be the painter of your life!"
Urban Orishas Series: Urban Orisha is artistic and cultural research about the force of nature (Orisha) in urban centers.
Through the wisdom and context of African and Indigenous Brazilian traditions, these natural forces can be recognized in any metropolis. Luz Castaneda seeks the setting of Manhattan to capture iconic images: Wall Street, the 911 Memorial, the IBM Building on Madison Avenue, historical periods, and architecture throughout the City and render alternative meanings. These paintings, as a part of a larger body of work, reflect the sacred and mundane worlds that coexist in the grand landscape of modernity. (see images below)
Urban Oxóssi – Series Urban Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 35 x 25 in
Urban Xangô – Series Urban Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 35 x 25 in
Urban Iemanjá -Series Urban Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 35 x 25 in
Rebirth Series: The Rebirth series consists of seven acrylic paintings that represent the process of transition in our lives. The moment we turn our backs on the past, it no longer belongs to us – we die for that previous life. We spend a period of time in internal emotional transitions until we are reborn into a new life. Rebirth is inevitable for those of us pursuing our inner truths. The art of life is embracing the new life and enjoying the freedom to be who we are!
Renouncing the past, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
The Death, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
The Bardo, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
The Rebirth, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
Embracing the New Life, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
Self Awareness, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
Enjoying the New life, acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 in
Chita Series: Chita is a simple cotton fabric with floral prints in bold colors. The material became iconic and pretty much a Brazilian national treasure. Chita fabric is made with a mixture of primary and secondary colors. The prints serve not only to beautify the simple fabric but also to hide its irregularities and imperfections.
The fabric has origins in India and was brought to Brazil during the European colonization. Chita production began in Brazil in the early XIX Century and underwent many improvements through the years before the modern-day Chita fabric came into widespread and regular use. The history of the fabric shows its wide use by our popular culture and its strong value for decorating projects and fashion as an aesthetic reference.
Blue Bromeliad – Series Chita acrylic on canvas/31,5 x 23,5 in
Red Bromeliad – Series Chita acrylic on canvas/31,5 x 23,5 in
DNA Angel – Series Chita acrylic on canvas 39 x 31 in
Buda Metatrom – Series Chita acrylic on canvas 47 x 31,5 in
Herbs and Orishas Series: The Herbs and Orishas series was born out of Luz's life passions, where art and science meet with her sacred Afro-Brazilian traditions. Orishas are considered to be the sacred forces of nature, and each one has a consecrated plant associated with it. Herbs and Orishas is a series of 16 acrylic paintings on canvas that are divided into four groups, according to the four elements of nature associated with the Orishas: fire, earth, water, and air. Each element has four paintings with a specific shape for that particular element: Fire = Rectangular, Earth = Square, Water = Round, and Air = Oval. The work is very rich, depicting both life-sized plants as well as their cellular compositions.
Roots to Elegbara – Series Herbs and Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 45 x 25 in
Sword of Ogum – Series Herbs and Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 45 x 25 in
Mango to Xangô – Series Herbs and Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 45 x 25 in
Oxumarê – Series Herbs and Orishas Acrylic on canvas/ 45 x 25 in
Follow her work at http://www.luzcastaneda.com
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Frank Folke Dorsin, född 25 september 2005, är en svensk skådespelare.

Biografi
Frank Dorsin är uppväxt i Stockholm och är son till Henrik och Hanna Dorsin. Han har medverkat i Bonusfamiljen. Därefter har han medverkat i flera andra produktioner.

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HENRY LEUTWYLER: I Have No Secrets: Photographing Portraits, Beauty & Still Lifes with One Light.
Leutwyler has no secrets. He loves to photograph. Any assignment is a welcome chance to make new work. Henry works in many disciplines; portraits, still lifes, cars, food, ballet and documentary photography. He is known for his unique books and magazine assignments; always fresh and lyrical, strong and memorable. His enthusiasm is infectious. Spending three + days with Henry will charge your batteries, inspire you and you'll make a new friend.
The author of 8 books, many self-assigned, others the results of unusual and fascinating editorial assignments, Henry loves to make pictures. His ideas come from everywhere – he knows as well as anyone working today how to take an idea, execute it flawlessly and transform it into a complete and published project. He wants to talk about his process, help his students to see how this is accomplished. He believes in simplicity and elegance; the idea that there is one light – and can light nearly anything with his mastery of the single dominant light source. This is not a class about technique – though he is open about sharing anything with his class; it's about making memorable images of a wide range of subjects because Henry is interested in exploring a wide range of subjects with his camera.
This workshop is for working professionals or soon to be, in the field of photography who would be interested in expanding their knowledge and understanding on how to use inspiration and the world around us to develop projects and ideas that could eventually lead to book publications and exhibits.
The workshop will explore portraiture, still life and much more. This is a hands-on shooting workshop. There will be critiques. Bring your gear and explore with Henry.
We will discuss techniques and the process involved in taking the simplest photograph to something more complex and the experience will be two-fold: we will photograph both objects (each person brings one or several objects that inspires them from home, I will bring some of mine) and we will also photograph each other as single portraits, elaborating also on how to build and make a group portrait work using the same light for both set ups and invent variations in technique together that will include working in a studio environment and outdoors in daylight. The goal is to see the light, in the real world and learn how to duplicate it eventually in a studio.
We will discuss the differences between all the various set ups and how that affects both the subject and the end result. I will share with you the 7-minute rule, that I learned while photographing Helmut Newton in 1991: how to make a quick last minute decision and how to change completely the original set up. Mistakes sometimes happen and we will learn how to rectify them fast or use them to our advantage, without anyone realizing.
I will share with you how to visualize simply, make sound decisions and considering time constraints and small budgets, still get good results. I will reference essential books we should all know about. We will learn to open our eyes, learn from the sun and the world we live in. There is NO bad time to photograph; the myth of the magic hour, very early morning light and / or just minutes after the sun sets are not the only times one can photograph… Be prepared to work, talk, share, fail and start over. We'll spend long hours together.
Bring your scrap books, drawings, photography references, polaroids and your inspirations for the conversations and Q&A's.
Still life. Every student brings one object or a series of objects to photograph. We will go through the process of photographing these objects together.
Portraits in studio setting and daylight. We will be the subjects and will photograph each other.
Conversation and overview of everything we learned. A discussion on how to take our ideas and turn them into viable projects, i.e., books, exhibits, and most importantly, how to keep your photographic present and future interesting.
Leutwyler lives and works in downtown Manhattan.


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Greenpet Aroma Calm Mist Spray is an all-natural aromatherapy spray containing herbs and Bach flower essences for use with dogs and horses.
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