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i've watched some of the livestreams he's done recently and heard him talk about caffeine multiple times and just how horrible its effects are due to the excess adrenaline. i've never been into coffee or caffeine products but i realized that i've been into competitive multiplayer games for a long time and i tend to get adrenaline going from that. same idea could apply to sports, not to say you shouldn't live your life, but it's something to be aware of. and you can take steps to support your adrenals. ([https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/10-snacks-for-adrenal-health](https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/10-snacks-for-adrenal-health))

so while i haven't been consuming caffeine, i've still been triggering adrenaline. not sure how it compares to the effects of caffeine, but still. just wanted to share this realization for anyone who can relate :)Prog-punk Liverpudlian's, SeaWitches have been around the local circuit for a few years now, dipping in and out of their ethereal honey pot with snappy live sets and potent material.
Dropping tracks Fatheads and Starlight Love last month, their sound is reminiscent of Siouxsie and the Banshees, conveying the same hypnotic mysticism upon listeners all the while being perhaps just that little more punchy.
The quartet don't tend to unleash any master-plans for the future but the long awaited news of new material certainly sent many heads spinning after setting up shop at Liverpool's Parr Street Studios with the notorious Bill Ryder Jones.
Latest offering, Fatheads possesses a ghoulish riff, forcing an unruly panic amongst the instrumental. Front-woman, Jo Herring rolls each lyric off her tongue with harrowing effect, teasing the kaleidoscopic music to follow in such raw agony. A strained beat allows Fatheads to seep this nightmarish venom with such great velocity and force without obvious exertion.
Always up for a gig or two, SeaWitches are found only at the coolest of Liverpool's music hangouts, allowing their music to fall upon devoted ears. Somebody tell 2016 there's an anarchic storm in our midst.Join The Ninth House, Wandering Raven Wellness, Geology of the Soul Tarot, and special guests, in a sacred summer Full Moon series. This series will feature one Full Moon Ritual in each of the four elements: Water, Fire, Earth, and Air.
The second moon of the Tucson summer is in the element of Fire and the sign of Sagittarius. This moon's ritual will focus on Inner Truth.Joining the main cast are Walton Goggins ("Justified"), Omar Miller ("Ballers") Marsha Stephanie Blake ("I Am Your Woman"), Damon Gupton ("Black Lightning"), and Cynthia Kaye McWilliams ("Coyote"), reports Variety. Goggins and Miller both worked on CBS sitcom "The Unicorn," while "The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey" marks a reunion for Goggins and Jackson, who co-starred in Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight."
Jackson stars as Ptolemy Grey, a 91-year-old man suffering from dementia. Grey is given an opportunity to briefly regain his memories and uses the precious time to solve his nephew's death and come to terms with his past.
Goggins will play Dr. Rubin, while Blake will play Niecie, the mother of Grey's nephew. Gupton will play Grey's childhood mentor, Coydog, and McWilliams will play Grey's second wife Sensia. Miller will play Reggie Llyod, Grey's grand nephew, the report said.
Moseley is on board to adapt his book for television and will executive produce alongside Jackson and director Ramin Bahrani. LaTanya Richardson Jackson, David Levine and Eli Selden of Anonymous Content, and Diane Houslin will produce with Apple Studios.I am very happy to transmit to the Congress my oceanographic program for fiscal year 1966.
For tens of thousands of years--ever since man has possessed the power to sense and reason--he has been aware of the seas around him. This awareness has varied from disdain to superstition, as man alternately sailed and fished the sea on the one hand, and worshipped it on the other.
But never until recently did man seek great understanding of the oceans, because he saw little necessity. There was always a new frontier, an unexplored land, unexploited territory.
Now our view of the seas has had to undergo a drastic change. We have always considered them as barriers to invasion; we now must see them as links, not only between peoples, but to a vast new untapped resource.
It is becoming increasingly clear that there are large mineral deposits under the oceans. But before this treasure becomes useful we must first locate it and develop the technology to recover it economically. We must also learn much more about marine biology if we are to tap the great potential food resources of the seas.
Our oceanographic research fleet is now the finest and best equipped in the world. Since the turn of the decade, our nation has been engaged in a program of building for oceanic development. We have designed and constructed the first new ships for oceanography, which, together with our conversions, have added 42 hulls, more than doubling the fleet size.
We have added several new laboratories and supporting activities, fitted out with modern instrumentation. Classrooms in over fifty colleges and universities throughout our land are occupied by over triple their former numbers of students--who in a real sense represent our greatest resource of all.
The challenge now is to expand our utilization of these resources. Our ship construction program is nearly complete so that although the Federal budget of $141 million in oceanography is only 2% greater than requested last year, it includes a significantly greater proportion for research and oceanic surveys than in previous years. I believe that the total amount is an absolute minimum if our nation is to use its capabilities well and to progress toward its objectives in oceanography.
We are looking forward to a period where our investment in ocean research may bear fruit in terms of faster and more comfortable transportation, more highly developed exploitation of our marine mineral and fisheries resources, increased pollution control, more accurate prediction of storms and tides that endanger life and property, and the strengthening of our national defense.
I especially invite your attention to the manner in which the individual Federal agencies' programs have been blended toward the attainment of common goals. I consider this coordination, achieved under the guidance of the Federal Council for Science and Technology, to be essential if we are to exploit the seas in an effective manner.
However, it is just as essential that the Congress view this program as a unified thrust seaward. I therefore urgently recommend that when the various committees of the Congress review their portions of this program they keep its entirety in mind. We will all thus be enabled to see, together, that this important aspect of our national interest proceeds toward fulfillment.
The letter was made public as part of a White House release announcing the President's transmittal to Congress of a document entitled "National Oceanographic Program, Fiscal Year 1966." The document was prepared by the Interagency Committee on Oceanography of the Federal Council for Science and Technology (Government Printing Office, 73 PP.).
The White House release stated that the Federal Council for Science and Technology was composed of officials of policy rank from eight departments and agencies having major interest in research and development, together with official observers from three other agencies. Donald F. Hornig, Director, Office of Science and Technology, served as Chairman of the Federal Council for Science and Technology, and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Robert W. Morse, as Chairman of the Council's Interagency Committee on Oceanography. The Foreword to the National Oceanographic Program document points out that it is one of several Government-wide programs planned and coordinated by the President, with the advice and assistance of the Office of Science and Technology.IFTTT is a conditional programming statement that means ‘if this, then that.’ When a company uses the IFTTT, it offers a software platform that can connect with apps, services, and devices from other developers or brands.
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