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AAMA Semiconductor Dinner in Palo Alto
(left) Dr Robert Lee, Mr David K Lam, Mr John Lo, Mr Charles Cheng (right)
With the growth of new computer interfaces ranging from smartphones to smart watches to home automation to connected cars, semiconductors play a key role in the next generation of human-to-machine interaction. This sector is at the epicenter of the disruption, innovation and investment wave that will define how individuals connect with each other and their surroundings. While the US continues as an engine of innovation in this sector, over half of all semiconductors created every year pass through China's supply chain. US-China cross-border semiconductor investment, M&A and partnership activity is at a fever pitch as the "post-PC" era takes shape.
Amidst this backdrop of deeper ties, two events in Washington have created existential threats to the slow or halt this momentum. First, Donald Trump ran his successful presidential campaign in part on a nationalist agenda, singling out China as an unfair actor in the global business community. His recent communications with Taiwan further signal a new direction in US-China policy, which will certainly impact Chinese involvement in the semiconductor industry.
Meanwhile, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recommended in November that the Committee of Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) ban acquisitions of US companies by state-owned companies in China. This recommendation cast a pall over the semiconductor industry where several profile acquisitions of US companies by state-backed Chinese funds have taken place.
2016 was a period of rapid consolidation and disruption in the semiconductor industry. There were also some positive developments in 2016, including high profile mergers (both public and private) at high valuations, five IPOs, and a slight uptick in early stage investment (albeit we are not going to approach 1990s levels any time soon). Developments in the prior year will be covered to the extent they are likely to extend into 2017. A major focus of the discussion will be on predictions for the industry in 2017 and approaches to thriving in it.

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Archive for 'Erica Elizabeth Weddings'
Glowing & In LOVE is exactly how you should be on your wedding day!
Here is an absolute dreamy wedding at Bridal Veil Lakes shot by [me!] Portland base wedding photographer, Erica Hartman.
Carrie is one of my close college friends and is completely responsible for sparking my intrigue with Portland. If you're happy I'm here, you should thank her [and my fiance!] After an attempted move up together, then a move back home… 3 years in between… we now both live in Portland and have businesses just minutes from each other in the Pearl. It's pretty awesome to have an old friend here! Almost as awesome as her finding the love of her life in the Pacific NW! It was always meant to be
I have to say, I was actually there on Chris & Carries first (un-official) date. Yup. The LUCKY Lab, a few beers and one lady who-ALWAYS-gets-what-she-wants set the scene for a happily ever after to be! I'm not quite sure Chris knew it at the time, but saying yes to hanging out after a soccer game was one smart decision! Chris is the Rector at St. Michael & All Angels and Carrie is a Massage Therapist and the owner of Balanced Bodywork . These sweet, fun loving, career oriented ladies are a perfect match and it was an honor to photograph their wedding. They set a true example of what it means to love and to marry. I wish you both a lifetime of happiness! xoxo ~
Below are a few of my favorites from their wedding day at Bridal Veil Lakes.
To watch the slide show [and feel like you were there!] click here: Chris+Carrie and turn up the volume
Sarah & Will were married at McMenamins Edgefield on a beautiful day in late August. I am in LOVE with all the sweet vintage-y details of their wedding! Words can not do it justice – pictures can – enjoy!
To view their entire gallery, please follow the instructions below:
1. Log onto: http://www.ericahartmanproofs.com
2. Scroll down to locate their gallery
3. Enter your email and their password (brides maiden name- all lower case)
To view their slide show, please click on the link below:
Angela & Hutch are married!
I was incredibly honored and excited to photograph their beautiful Oregon Coast wedding this past August. After visiting the Oregon Coast with her father, Angela just knew it would be the perfect setting for her future wedding. After Hutch proposed, it was only a matter of weeks [can you believe it?!] before they were standing barefoot in the sand, exchanging vows and uniting their two fun loving families. I'm so happy for you both and I wish you a lifetime of joy & un-waivering love!
To view the full gallery, please use the link below:
LINK: www.ericahartmanproofs.com
PASSWORD: brides maiden name
Kisses for a beautiful aunt & bride to be!
Hutch. You look SO handsome waiting there to see your gorgeous bride for the first time!
I LOVE first sights. They truly enable a couple to bask in the first intimate moments of their wedding day together.
You two are glowing!
Hutch [the hubby] did an amazing job constructing this arbor of collected drift wood found on the coast that morning. I'm pretty sure it was a fun adventure for all of the kids to join in on I loved the idea that it was hand built and thought it would be a perfect backdrop for her gorgeous bouquet! All floral design [& wedding coordination] by the fabulous Creations by Ly team.
Their wedding ceremony took place on the beach with proposal rock perfectly placed in the background. Gorgeous!
Angela. You look stunning!
Creations by Ly did an amazing job of bringing Angela's vision [of an elegant & intimate dinner party reception by candle light] to life. I want to steal every bit of detail inspiration for my own future wedding! Super sweet and romantic!
These gorgeous letter press menus were a surprise gift from Nadia. Love.
My mouth is watering. Again. Yes, dinner & desert were just as delicious as they look!
And how much fun are those cookies?! Perfect for the hubby, an Auburn University graduate!
Photography by Erica Hartman Photography
Wedding Planner: Creations by Ly
Catering: phresh organic catering
Floral: Creations by Ly
Officiate: Mick Kreig
Musicians [Violin & flute ensemble]: The House of Card Music
Rentals: The Party Pros
Hair: Evolution Hair Design Make-Up: Michelle Wallace
Wedding Cake: AK Cake Design Cookies: Cake Girl Cakes
Menus: Creative Lab Press
katherine + h.j. = in love. engaged. & tying the knot!
It's not an overload of images if they're all AMAZING, is it? I couldn't part with any of these and so I simply had to share them all! Thank you -and- you're welcome
These two lovebirds met while studying at the University of Oregon. Ummmm. Actually, I believe it was at a greek party – quite possibly their most memorable greek party ever. Yup, I'd say that meeting your future Mr. & Mrs. to be is reason enough to take a little study break and head for the jello shots! Quite a few years later they are more in love than ever, engaged and planning a wedding. LOVE! I know it's a little less than a year away but I'm already looking forward to their wedding! I had an amazing time venturing out for their engagement pictures – they are both as sweet as it gets!
Look at them. Katherine & H.J – you both are glowing!
Katherine – you had the cutest, most comforted expressions when you were snuggling up together!
Dock-siders & strapy wedges are perfect accessories for an engagement session in the South Waterfront of Portland.
Dress by Anthropology. Perfect for a little Marilyn Monroe breeze!
Ummm. Can we say picture perfect smiles?!
Oh yes. Did I mention we went SAILING? Did I mention it was my first sailing trip EVER?!
H.J's father is an oh-so-adventurous sailor and was happy to steer the wheel for a while. I actually think he would have preferred to nix the pictures completely and sail full speed ahead! With the wind, the choppy seas and an adventure seeking captain, exciting doesn't even begin to describe my fist sailing trip – I'm totally hooked! I should also note that all of my equipment is now fully insured
Katherine & H.J. – as the boat was rocking side to side, you two did an amazing job of blocking out the wind and hamming it up for the camera. You both look cool, calm, collected and gorgeous! You totally rocked your engagement session and I hope you're loving your pictures as much as I do. Cheers to your upcoming wedding!
maegan + ryan = in love. engaged. & tying the knot!
Maegan and Ryan are two of the cutest love birds I've had the pleasure to meet and photograph this year. They are beautiful people {inside and out} and simply adore each other. I adore that!
Their love story relates to a little fairytale come true.. for them & their sweet mamas! Their parents met while traveling and quickly became great friends & travel buddies. Next thing you know, they're planning innocent introductions amongst the single kids! Isn't that a parents dream? To LOVE the in-laws! I'm pretty sure most parents secretly hope to set their kids up with their friends kids – ensuring a future of fond family memories. I'm almost certain mine did So when Maegan and Ryan met, they fell in love and are proving their parents a match making success!
With everyone sharing a love for good wine, we were excited to start the afternoon amongst the lush, sun drenched vineyards of Oswego Hills Winery.
This was the perfect backdrop for the smiles they have and the chemistry they share.
After rocking their pictures at Owswego Hills, we jetted across the street to Luscher Farms for more sun drenched rustic yumminess.
I LOVEEEEEE her dresses, WANT those shoes and BELIEVE every couple in love should kiss like that!!
Maegan & Ryan are getting married this September at The Oregon Golf Club in West Linn. To say I'm excited about their wedding is an understatement. I'm so looking forward to meeting the fun-filled group of family & friends I keep hearing about and to capture more of their beautiful chemistry as they tie the knot!! Click HERE for their gorgeous wedding pictures! x0x0
*To view the entire gallery of images from their engagement session, please click HERE Password is the brides maiden name (all lower case).
I had such a fun time with the lovely ladies of Champagne Wedding & Event Coordination!
Established in 2009, Mandi & Rachelle have put together a sought after team of coordinators. Taking the stress away, they'll help the planning process remain fun, exciting and enjoyable! What bride wouldn't want that?! As a bride to be, that's on the top of my list!
As a new addition to their studio in the pearl (excitedly, I started sharing the space in early March!) I get to see their hard-at-work-smiling-faces often When asked to photograph a few new head shots for the team, how could I resist?! Not only was it a great way to get to know them just a bit better, it was also the perfect opportunity to test shooting here in [and around!] the studio for the first time. And. I. LOVE'd IT!!
Scroll below and enjoy the lovely faces of Champagne!
Hair & Make Up done by the fabulous girls of Face Body Beauty!
What an honor! I was totally flattered when Nadia, of Creations by Ly asked if I would join the room she was sponsoring at Weddings of the World last month. Of course. I LOVE her work, and adore her! Rick and I are lucky enough to have her by our side, coordinating our wedding Ha. I can't even tell you how comforting that is… even just to say!
Weddings of the World is the Pacific NW's largest multi-cultural wedding show. The event showcases three themed rooms: The Asian Wedding Showcase (sponsored by non other than Creations by Ly – pictures below!), a Russian Wedding Showcase & an Indian Wedding Showcase. Talk about inspiration – ALL rooms were amazingly designed! For bride & grooms to be, it was a wonderful way to see how visions transform. For me, it was also a great day for mingling with other very talented wedding industry folks!
As no photographer goes anywhere major without her camera, I was able to capture the magic that Nadia and her team created in the Asian Wedding Showcase. Check out her work below!
Check out these gorgeous linens. BeaUtiful!! I love the pop and elegance of purple & gold!
A gorgeous tea ceremony with a very cool ice sculpture! Check out: Wynter Ice Scultpures – pretty impressive
Talk about brilliant creativity. Making magic with Baby's Breath!
I'm a sucker for these beauties!


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The title of this article presents a question that plays on many fitness and health enthusiasts' minds, whether we like to admit it or not, many of us periodically down a protein shake over the course of the day with little thought paid to timing and efficacy. Total protein requirements should be met, protein deficiency is one of the main causes of injury in exercising athletes, so it makes absolute sense that people consuming them take them at the most effective times…but too many people don't!
'Windows of opportunity'
If you follow the rule that states you should be consuming a liquid form of protein within the 'anabolic window', i.e. within 30mins after exercise, then good on you. The fact that you get protein in you as soon after exercise is great, but new evidence from the likes of Professor Luc van Loon, a leading protein metabolism specialist suggests that although the 30min anabolic window is a useful prompt for people, it isn't necessarily crucial. In fact, muscles that have been broken down via exercise can still repair and grow as well as ever up to 24 hours after the training bout! Don't get me wrong, the sooner you get protein in you after exercise the faster the growth hormone shifts, the insulin rises and the muscle repair can begin to take place, but it's worth noting that the firmly believed 30min anabolic window may not be as critical as everyone likes to make out.
Multiple opportunities to grow and repair
Although the abovementioned 'anabolic window' appears to be far wider than the original 30mins, the emphasis that many people place on this 'post-workout' shake is often negated by the failure to take adequate protein during other opportune times of the day. You'll note that I mentioned the anabolic window being more like 24 hours (but ideally within 1 hour). This 24hour window is also evidence of how active a muscle is after exercise! Even when resting (sitting on the couch or in bed) after a tough gym session, your muscles are still highly active in the metabolic sense, they are constantly burning calories due to the repair and replenishment process that follows exercise. So with this 'constant repair process' in mind, why is it that many people fail to consume protein at the following opportune times:
First thing in the morning
If you're training hard, then you'll no doubt know that you need more sleep than a regular sedentary person so that you have time to repair, recover and grow both hormonally and anatomically. If we say the average person gets around 6-7 hours a sleep a night, then that's 6-7 hours of no nutrition other than the stores you have in your body. By the time you wake in the morning you are running on empty, pure and simple, all glycogen and amino acid stores are low and the body is in starvation mode. Give the body what it needs as soon as you wake up, the injection of nutrition you get from a protein shake will kick start your organs and metabolic (energy) pathways into action leaving you feeling satisfied and awake! The stream of amino acids you get from a good quality whey protein are immediately put to work on repairing muscle via a process known as protein synthesis.
If you consume a protein shake first thing in the morning and after an evening training session, then you are missing a key window of nutrition during mid-afternoon. Your breakfast time feed has a life expectancy of a couple of hours at best, so it is important that you deliver another supply of protein, starchy carbs, fat and fibre around 10.30-11am, a few boiled eggs and/or a handful of nuts and natural yoghurt are good options. Although food is the priority, for most people the everyday work commitments get in between you and a good solid source of protein around mid-afternoon when it's all hands to the deck to get things done…but with a protein shake, all you've got to do is take your shaker (pre-filled with approx. 30g protein powder) to the drinks fountain, fill it up and down it. Job done.
Before bed
An average protein shake provides around 20-25g protein. Some other proteins will offer 60+g protein per serving requiring you to consume mammoth portions of thick, poor quality protein in one go. Take it from me, you only need around 25-30g protein per serving, if you need more protein over the course of the day then increase the frequency that you consume protein (not the volume per serving). After a day of methodically taking your protein (be it whey, pea, beef, rice or soy protein to name a few) you will come to the evening, after your main meal, where you feel like a nibble of some sort. The perfect option here is a slow releasing form of protein called Casein protein, the complex chemical structure of casein protein means it forms a gel like substance in the stomach which enters the blood stream more slowly over a period of 6-8 hours. Remember that period of fasting you go through overnight, worry no more, casein protein drip feeds your muscles with amino acids so that you don't wake up on complete empty!
Depending on your goals, there are at least 4 key opportunities for you to consume a protein supplement over the course of a day, first thing in the morning, mid-afternoon, after your gym/exercise bout, and before bed. This may not be for everyone as it takes some commitment, but to those of you taking things seriously and wanting to get the most out of your training…do it, and do it right.
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Senior Spotlight: Enjoy 1 season before the next
"Today is the first day of the rest of my life" was my thought as I got up last Friday. I like to start each day with a fresh outlook on life and all the possibilities the day holds. Since it was Friday, I was looking forward to the potluck lunch in the dining room at Sunset Meadows I.
With the exception of holidays, there is a potluck held for the seniors of Moffat County at noon Fridays, with Sunset furnishing the main entree and diners bringing a side dish to share. This meal is an excellent time to visit with friends and others that come in to enjoy the meal, fellowship and making of new acquaintances. All senior citizens of Moffat County are welcome, and it would be good to see new faces. The more the merrier, so put it on your calendar to join us!
During the colder months, it has been the custom to play bingo after lunch, and if there are enough people interested, we may get that started again. It is hard to believe that it is the time of year to begin thinking of indoor activities. Time sure goes by fast. Already, the occupants at Sunset Meadows are getting geared up for Halloween and all the kids who visit to get treats. It is enjoyable for the residents to see kids of all ages in their costumes, and at times, moms and dads are dressed up, too.
To me, Halloween means winter is just around the corner, and right on its heels are Thanksgiving and Christmas. The seasons seem to be bunched up together nowadays as if there isn't enough time to get everything done. There are already Christmas aisles set up in stores, and you can find a little of the spirit of Thanksgiving if you look hard enough. Shouldn't we enjoy one season and then go on to the next? Why the rush to get it all done at once? "One thing at a time, please," is my thought. Let us enjoy the season we are in and anticipate what is to come. That's part of the whole holiday feeling, not rushing into it and treating it as if it is something to get through so we can hurry on to the next occasion.
Halloween is the beginning of the season of winter fun that is to come if you are inclined to take part in skiing, sledding, skating and other activities. Some say that the cold season in Craig goes from Halloween to Easter as a rough estimate, though I have seen snow in June and beautiful Indian summers that last into early November. Whatever the seasons hold, it is good to get out and enjoy the sunshine and fresh air and appreciate every day for the blessing that it is, each one being the first day of the rest of our lives.
Happy birthday wishes to Valerie VanTassel, Katherine Weisbrook and Maria Keller.


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We all remember the introduction of Cinerama in 1952 and the following flood of almost every new business called Something-O-Rama, such as Truck-O-Rama for a car dealership, Wash-O-Rama for a laundromat. Even Sex-O-Rama.
The list was endless, all spawned by the original Cinerama.But, thanks to a Wall Street Journal article, I now know better. Balzak, in 1834, complained that Louis Daguerre's newly-invented Diorama, which was an improvement of the older Panorama, prompted a similar plethora of o-rama words, such as healthorama and souporama (whatever they were).The article also reminded me of a Simpsons episode where Bart's school ran a diorama competition called a "Diorama-Rama," a joke probably puzzling to the current generation.


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The sandstone mountains surrounding the Little Caledon Valley are strikingly beautiful and beg to be hiked. But, as Fiona McIntosh discovers, the area has a sinister history
Pictures: Shaen Adey
A work trip to the Eastern Free State last year had me searching the web for a weekend escape. My attention was caught by the rather gory-sounding Cannibal Trail on the St Fort farm near Clarens, where, legend has it, cannibals kept captives in one of many caves.
"It's not just legend," farm owner Ernestine Goldblatt assured me when I enquired further. "Talk to Peter. He's a fundi on the area who'll tell you all about the cannibals."
Intrigued, I emailed Peter Howard, an amateur historian who was a treasure trove of information. He had learnt of the area's dramatic history from research and from the horrific experience of an elderly Sotho lady, Letlotlo, who had escaped from the cannibals and was later employed by the first permanent owners of St Fort, Alexander Walker and his family.
"In the early 1800s, when war and conflict were common among the tribes in the Little Caledon Valley, a small group was cut off from their main group," Peter explained. "Under attack from other roving bands, they scaled the rectangular mountain adjacent to Mushroom Rock, which they then used as a fortress, repulsing their foes by dropping stones on their heads. But after being besieged for weeks, they were overcome by starvation and thirst."
Peter described how they resorted to cannibalism through utter desperation. "Initially no outright butchery took place; they dined only on those who had died of starvation. But by the time their besiegers eventually departed, the group had grown accustomed to eating human flesh and, according to legend, went out of their way to take captives, interring them in a small cave with the intention of fattening them up and slaughtering them when the need arose." Peter said this Prison Larder, as it came to be called, had one small entrance, which could be easily guarded but opened into a large cavern that could hold several prisoners.
Letlotlo confirmed this was no legend. As a young girl she had been incarcerated in the holding cave and would have been eaten had she been able to put on weight. Fortunately, one of the sentries fell in love with her and covertly fed her on choice marog (wild spinach) and other nutritious foods, so that she remained skinny but healthy. Together they planned an escape and slipped away one night and safely crossed into the open territory of present-day Lesotho.
A lifetime later, after her husband had died and her children were grown up and no longer living at home, Letlotlo, approaching her 80th birthday, decided to return to St Fort despite the memories, and seek a safe place to live out her days. There she was befriended by Marion, Alexander Walker's eldest daughter, a fluent Sotho speaker who spent hours documenting Letlotlo's horrific story before recounting the details to Peter.
I mused over the chilling tale as we drove in to St Fort. It was late May and the hills were dusted with snow that sharply accentuated the rock bands in the sandstone cliffs. "The Prison Larder, or Cannibal Cave, is secreted in one of those high bands," said Ernestine as she showed us to the very comfortable converted barn that is the hikers' base camp. "But you won't pass it on the trail."
If the history was interesting, the scenery we awoke to in the morning was mind-blowing. We'd seen one of the iconic landforms, Mushroom Rock, as we drove in, and the extremely well-marked circular trail was cleverly designed to showcase other wind- and weather-sculpted formations that typify the landscape in this strikingly beautiful corner of the Free State.
From base camp we climbed steeply over exposed rock, before contouring around for a tea break at a waterfall – Batwing Falls – so named for its resemblance to the wings of a bat. The path crossed the falls before a short climb out of the valley onto a flat section of grassland. The trail wound through diverse landscapes, taking us through ice-frosted leafy glades, over great, bare slabs of rock and along a forested stream to a big swimming hole – the ideal spot for lunch. An exciting traverse beneath five large overhangs, which housed the remains of kraals and rock paintings, popped us out onto the top of the plateau.
My eyes scanned the landscape for the Cannibal Cave. Peter had given few clues to its whereabouts, telling us just that Alexander Walker had discovered the well-hidden grotto in the upper rock strata in 1875 and, knowing nothing of its history, called it Leopard's Lair. The cave 'mouth' was actually only a fissure through which an average person could squeeze with difficulty, before dropping down some two or three metres into a black void.
The Walkers were to make use of the caves themselves during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, when they were relocated to the cold Hlotse tented camp in Lesotho, following Kitchener's scorched earth policy. Knowing that their irreplaceable spades, axes and other tools, along with household crockery, cutlery, clothing and other possessions, would be lost or stolen during their forced absence, they stashed as much as they could in Leopard's Lair beforehand, trudging furtively up the valley in the dead of night as they carried these goods wrapped in blankets. After the cessation of hostilities, the family returned to the cave and retrieved their belongings which, once cleaned of dassie and bat droppings, were restored to their rightful place on the farm.
As we started the descent from the plateau, a large overhang came into view; clearly not the Cannibal Cave. Oh no. We hikers did not have to endure cramped quarters, and Mike's Cave, the overnight shelter, is a real treat. The overhang, which boasts some well-preserved rock paintings, is well protected from the elements, and the nearby hut (in which the mattresses are stored) has flush toilets, showers and a kitchen. Firewood and braai grids are provided so it's worth paying a few extra bucks to have your bags delivered – not only will it save your back, but it means you can wine and dine in style.
The route of the second day was perhaps even more spectacular than that of the first. It took us high onto the plateau and along the edge of the escarpment, from where there were far-reaching views of the surrounding snowy peaks Mt Horeb, Woodhouse, Generaalskop, Visierskerf and George's Pimple. After a steep descent to the valley floor, one section of which is aided by a 125-rung wooden ladder, we followed a mountain stream through a pretty valley to the Little Caledon River.
At only seven kilometres, this is a short day, but Ernestine had insisted that we detour to visit Mushroom Rock so, just before we crossed the river for the second time, we dumped our packs and headed out on the three-kilometre return hike. How right she was, it was one of the highlights of the weekend, a magnificent section of trail that took us up and down through steeply eroded sandstone gullies and rock chambers before the steep final scramble up to the dramatic landform.
As I sat in the shade of the mushroom, I reflected on Letlotlo's gruesome experience. There must be many more stories about the cannibals who once roamed these hills.


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Discover it Double Cash Promotion Now Live – 10% Cash Back Rotating Categories And 2% Everywhere (New & Existing Customers)
Small update: This offer is now being reported on the homepage of Discover.com, it makes it seem that this promotion is only for new cardholders but it's available to existing cardholders as well.
Two days ago we were the first to report a new deal offered by Discover, they will be doubling the the cash back bonus for Discover it cardholders for their next 12 statement cycles. Keep reading to better understand the full details of this offer.
The Offer
To enroll in this offer you can call 800-347-3085 and request to be enrolled in this offer, hopefully they will also let you sign up online at some stage.
- Discover it cardholders will receive double the cash back for the next twelve statement cycles, this means that the card will earn at the following rates:
- 10% cash back in rotating categories
- 2% cash back on all purchases
I was told that Discover Deals would also be doubled by the representative. But I have a query with the Discover media team to confirm this as it sounds too good to be true and the Discover it Miles also offers double cash back for the first twelve months and Discover Deals is not doubled (reps also thought this would be doubled and it's not).
The Fine Print
- Must enroll in this offer to be eligible
- Available to new and existing cardholders
- You have until July 31st to enroll
- You'll receive your double cash back bonus with your 13th statement after you've enrolled in this offered
- This offer does not begin until your next statement period begins (when you call, they'll be able to tell you when this period begins). It's possible to change when your statement cuts out by calling Discover as well
- No earning caps
Full fine print from credit card application page:
After the first 12 consecutive billing periods that your new account is open, we will double all the cash back rewards you've earned and apply them to your account in the next billing cycle. You've earned rewards when they have posted to your account by the end of the 12th consecutive billing period. You will not receive Double Cash Back if your account is closed or no longer in the cash back reward program as of the award date. This promotional offer may not be offered in the future.
Discover It Sign Up Bonuses
Discover usually offers a sign up bonus of $150 once a year on this card, unfortunately that offer is only available to some people via targeted means at the moment. The best sign up bonus is a
$100 Amazon gift card has been reduced to $50 (although the official site is also offering an introductory APR of 0% for 14 months). Also keep in mind that it's possible to have more than one Discover it card.
Having multiple Discover it cards could be very useful for people who spend more than $1,500 per quarter in any of the rotating categories. You can have a maximum of two Discover credit cards and your first card must have been opened for a period of one year before you'll be eligible to open a second.
Our Verdict
I'm glad to see that the 5% cash back categories will be doubled, this means that it's possible to earn 10% cash back in those categories. If your statement cut out before June 30th you could receive 10% cash back for 2015: Q2, Q3, Q4 and 2016: Q1 & Q2 for a potential of $750 in cash back per Discover it card. Obviously some people will have already have maxed out Q2 2015 but that's still a potential of $600 in cash back. Below is a list of the current, future and past rotating categories for the Discover it:
|Gas Stations & Wholesale Clubs
|Grocery Stores
|Amazon & Wholesale Clubs
|Gas Stations, Ground Transportation & Wholesale Clubs
|Home Improvement & Wholesale Clubs
|Restaurants. Some cardholders targeted for Amazon
|Amazon and Target
|Gas and Ground Transportation
|Restaurants & Movies
|Amazon, Home Improvement
|Sam's Club, Amazon, and Department Stores
|Gas Stations & Ground Transportation
|Summer Spruce Up?
|Home Improvement Stores, Department Stores, and Amazon.com
|Amazon, department stores, and clothing stores
|Restaurants and Movies
|Home Improvement Stores, Furniture Stores and Bed Bath & Beyond
|Gas stations
|Department Stores and Online Shopping
|Restaurants and Movies
|Home Improvement Stores
|Gas stations
|Online Shopping
|Gas stations, Movie theaters and Museums
|Restaurants and Movies
|Gas stations, Movies and Theme parks
|Department Stores and Online Shopping
|Travel and Restaurants
|Home and Fashion
|Gas, Hotels, Movies and Theme Parks
|Restaurants and Fashion
*2011 had a limit of $800 in spend per quarter rather than the $1,500 currently offered.
2% cash back is nice, but there are a lot of cards that already offer that rate or higher, without having to wait over a year to get the cash back. The advantage of Discover is that they have relationships with JCB and UnionPay which means their acceptance should be better than Visa, Mastercard or American Express in places like Japan and China. You can read our tips for using Discover internationally here.
There is one thing that I don't like about this promotion though and that's the fact that you need to wait a full 13 statement cycles before you receive the double cash back.
If Discover Deals does also offer double cash back then this deal is out of control good. Discover Deals is often best in show when it comes to cash back shopping portals. As an example, Sears is currently 10% cash back with Discover Deals doubled would make it 20% cash back and it's also possible to double dip making this 40% cash back. Obviously this isn't sustainable, which is why I think Discover Deals will not be doubled. The other option Discover has is simply to reduce the rates on merchants that are being abused and possibly shut down the accounts of the abusers (again waiting 13 months for your cash back is never a good thing).


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Clemens Winkler discovered Germanium in the year of 1866. He found it in Germite, Argyrodite, and in some Zinc Ores.
Germite is a Solid.
The symbol for Germanium is Ge.
The Atomic Number for Germanium is 32.
The Mass number for Germanium is 72.64
Germanium has 32 Protons, 41 Neutrons, and 32 Electrons.
Germanium is not found as the free element of nature. Germanium has no biological role but is said to stimulate the metabolism. It's still present in coal and its presence in coal insures reserves for many years.
Physical Properties of Germanium
- Density of solid
- Molar Volume.
- Thermal Conductivity.
Chemical Properties of Germanium
- Does not dissolve in water.
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Guest Blogger Terry Lindberg, Children's Reading Place Reader In Residence
Aww… summer, the time of year many of us ditch work and school to head out on a family vacation! An opportunity to leave the hectic pace of life behind and reconnect as a family. I still remember sprawling out with my siblings behind the backseat of our wood-panelled station wagon. No seat belts required (yikes!) as we lay on flannel sleeping bags reading, gazing out at the passing scenery and napping.
Growing up in the remote town of Prince George, and later Edmonton, it was not uncommon for us to pack up our vehicle and drive in one push to the West Coast to visit relatives. My father, an engineer, loved to drive long distances, stopping only occasionally to read historic highway signs or gas up.
To pass the time in the vehicle we played games like "I spy with my little eye something that is red "…eventually guessed correctly to be a barn. After exhausting the colour spectrum, we would then pick categories (VW Beetles, campervans, buses, etc.) and tally up how many of each we saw on a given stretch of road. Games like these had a short life, however, and tricky driving conditions (heavy traffic, wet roads, Nightfall, etc.) required us to remain silent while my father concentrated on his driving.
In the sacred silence, the Apple Box Library worked its magic! Before every long, road-trip, my siblings and I were sent to the library and instructed to fill an apple box with books of our choosing. We were encouraged to pick a wide range of books to fill up our mobile library; educational "how to" books, scientific fact books on planets, earthquakes, etc., chapter books such as Miss Pickerell and the Geiger Counter (a colorful, eccentric woman and her cow go on a radioactive adventure), and other works of fiction. Fortunately, none of us suffered from car sickness and disappearing into the world of books helped us to escape the cramped, confines of the vehicle and enter the limitless galaxy of the imagination.
Most people associate apple boxes with apples; round, pinkish-red or Granny Smith-green fruit, plucked from their box and bitten into…crisp, tart sweetness dribbling down one's chin!
For me, however, an apple box is a mobile library filled with delicious books…each one a wormless mystery waiting to be tasted and savoured.
Have you ever noticed that paper books don't need recharging and they have no annoying dings or text messages to respond to?! So, the next time you are faced with a lengthy road trip as a family, turn off those electronic devices, fill an apple box with books and create your own mobile library. You can also take your apple box library other places: to the beach, in the tent, on to the porch…
As for the driver, once the destination is reached they too can tie into a humdinger of a book. One way of gauging a restful vacation is the ability to successfully finish a book or two. A two-book vacation is indicative of a restful holiday!
One place worth getting stuck is between the pages of a book!
Happy summer reading!


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For us, that should be the "Start Of Spring" or "End Of Winter", but that's what you get for living in the southern hemisphere. Regardless of the name, the savings are all the same — ignoring currency differences — and if you're keen to pick up some quality Android games and apps at discounts of 60-75 per cent, here's your chance.
The ones that stand out are Gameloft's N.O.V.A. 3 ($0.99, ~86 per cent off), Zen Bound 2 from Secret Exit ($0.99, 66 per cent off) and SwiftKey 3 Keyboard ($0.99, 75 per cent off). If none of those take your fancy, are full list of apps on sale (16 in all) can be found on Google Play.
Considering it's already September 1 in the US, these deals might not be around for much longer, so if you're going to take advantage of them, now's the time.


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Hour of Code at Holy Saviour Catholic School
Holy Saviour Catholic School in Marathon celebrated Computer Science Week by participating in an Hour of Code.
Hour of Code is an opportunity for every student to try computer science for one hour. Holy Saviour Catholic School students problem-solved and persevered through various coding activities.
The Hour of Code is just the first step on a journey to learn more about how technology works and how to create software applications. All students received certificates for their successful completion of Hour of Code 2018.
Thank you to Sarah Clowes, Technology Enabled Learning Teacher for Superior North Catholic District School Board for leading our students in this Hour of Code.


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Memory is definitely the reasons for many relationships. You do not have to suffer from loss of memory. Read on this informative article to discover some pointers which can help you rebuild your memory and keep it healthy long in to the future.
If you wish to form lasting memories in the brain, try thinking of mnemonic devices to help you remember things. It is possible to compare mnemonic devices to shorthand writing the previous helps with memory, while the later assists writers. You have a certain amount of information and pair it with the everyday item or word, which produces a correlation that helps you should remember the information.
Take no less than a five minute break for every hour you work or study which means that your mind can rejuvenate itself. This can help your mind absorb information significantly better.
If there is something you have to recall at another time, attempt to associate the thought using a funny phrase, melody or visual imagery. Making info humorous will help you to recall.
Staying socially engaged is a terrific way to boost the potency of your memory. This works to make you stay alert, plus your spirits high. Depression or loneliness lead to less stimulating activities for the mind and brain cells. Engaging in spirited social outings with your friends and relations will help you to maintain an acute mind.
Exactly like you need to exercise your body to bolster the muscles, you will need to exercise your mind to strengthen your memory. Research has revealed that playing puzzles will battle senility.
Even if you are not at school or college, it is crucial that you continue to learn something totally new. Should you not keep on learning something totally new, parts of your thoughts will lose their abilities. So, you may find it is actually difficult when you have to remember something.
Have faith in yourself along with your abilities. It is assumed that the memory worsens as you age. That's not always the case. Expecting memory deterioration may potentially damage your memory. Don't let others begin to question your memory, mainly because it will simply bring about you commencing to doubt yourself. Just believing that your memory is still good will help it greatly.
When you have something you should remember, try associating it using a humorous phrase, song or mental image. A humorous association tagged onto someone's name will allow you to remember it down the road.
Ginseng can help boost your memory. Ginseng has several qualities that improve the brain's capacity to collect and retain information. Additionally, there are other advantages from ginseng to help your state of health. Green tea leaf could also have compounds to boost memories and assist brain function.
Remember that you will be an ongoing learner, even once you are officially completed with school. When you don't make an effort to learn new stuff, you aren't exercising the region of your own brain which controls memory. Just like you lose muscle when you don't utilize it, you will probably find yourself having troubles along with your memory if you don't keep it in practice.
Regardless of how old you will be, never stop learning. Whenever you stop learning, you really stop stretching the section of the mind that helps with memory. There can be a part of time whenever you make an effort to count on your memory, only to find that it must be failing you.
Meditation may help many people improve brain elasticity as well as memory function, general health and stress levels. You wish to look for a place which is calm and quite as a way to meditate. Afterwards you would like to phase everything out, and slowly breathe out and in, letting go of most negative opinions. And also hardwearing . brain fit, try and meditate for around thirty minutes per day.
Try using mnemonic devices for remembering vital information. This tactic operates by creating a connection from a new piece of information as well as something you already know. Mnemonic devices often involve rhymes, songs or jokes. They are an enjoyable approach to enhance your memory, and they also often go ahead and take frustration out from studying.
You can enhance your memory by paying attention. While you are first exposed to someone, picture the spelling in their name in your head, or find out about the spelling. By way of example, ask, "Is Christy having an I or possibly a Y?" Building a comment concerning the person's name can also help you remember it. Address her by name any time you ask her a subject to help you commit it to memory.
It is very important always get adequate sleep every night. Reports have proven that getting the correct quantity of sleep is vital to memory function. Once you have trouble concentrating, committing information to long lasting memory is far more difficult.
Cognitive function will manage to benefit dramatically from meditation. Meditation improves your capability to memorize information and, as an additional benefit, imparts feelings of calm. A simple method to approach meditation is to target your breathing. Center on breathing deeply via your nose and exhaling by your mouth. For the most part, a half-hour daily is sufficient for keeping the human brain in good shape.
Create a memory tree. When you are mastering a complicated subject, understand the general ideas first, forming a trunk. Form branches on your tree using the subject's subdivisions. From the limbs will stem the minor details that constitute the leaves of your tree. By visualizing information, you may improve your memory.
Ever had that tip of your tongue feeling? Remember that this is a type of occurrence for most of us at some time or other. Take a deep breath and check out reciting simple terms or memories of the word that your particular mind has displaced. This helps you to better access the component of your memory where word is stored.
One easy way to increase your memory is to play some catchy music to produce a melody. It may well sound peculiar, but what number of you might have ever sung the ABC song? Melodies are repetitive, along with your brain holds through to them easily. The very next time you would like to remember something, place it to some tune and discover how much it will help.
This is simply a part of the process of living. If you would like halt this process, however, you can try to apply some accurate information and strengthen your memory function. Take a look at these expert tips below on memory.


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Why More and More Dads are Staying at Home
Men are always supposed to be gentlefolk for the "fairer kind". They are deemed the mighty, fierce protector, who, somehow, daintily holds the door for his lady. A manly man with chiseled abs, flowing mane-of-a-beard, and clothed in a leather coat is the typical jungle-cat women want to be with. However, a different image…Read More
- 22 June, 2015
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Plan the Perfect Party in 5 Simple Steps
It's not Christmas time or Easter, but who needs a reason to plan a little (or huge) get-together with family and friends. And don't forget, if you're going to throw a party, you have to throw it the right way Pick a Theme Everyone loves a theme party. If it's not a special holiday, make…Read More
- 01 June, 2015
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How to Teach Your Kid to Be Clean and Organized at a Young Age
Do you dream of one day not having to pick up after all of your toddlers? Do you long for the day that they can help you wash the dishes and do the laundry? Well, you can help that day come sooner than you think. Here are a few tips on how to encourage your…Read More
- 04 May, 2015
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Living With Pets and Allergies 101
If you or someone in your home has pet allergies, it doesn't have to mean that you'll never get to experience the wonderful joys of having a pet. You can have allergies and a pet if you have the right tips and tools to help you do so. 1. Know Your Allergies This is perhaps…Read More
- 04 May, 2015
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Benefits of Keeping A Clean Home
Some people may wonder what the actual tangible benefits of being a clean person may be. And we get it. It can be tempting to have the mindset of "what's the point? It's just going to get dirty again anyway. Seems like a waste of time to me." Well, we're here to tell you that…Read More
- 04 May, 2015
- House Cleaning, Professional Housecleaners, Uncategorized
6 Easy Ways to Become a Cleaner Person
We are three months into the New Year and my guess is that you're barely hanging on to those New Year's Resolutions, if you're even hanging on at all. The good news is that it doesn't have to be January 1st for you to make a positive lifestyle change. That can happen at any time…Read More
- 15 April, 2015
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7 Amazing All-Natural Cleaning Ingredients
If you're not a fan of chemicals, but you're still a fan of clean, check out some of these amazing all-natural cleaning ingredients. These amazing all natural ingredients act as the base of many all-natural cleaning remedies that you can make easily in your home! Here's what they are and what they are good for:…Read More
- 09 March, 2015
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How to Tidy Up Your Home in Ten Minutes
You get that phone call "Hey, I'm in your neighborhood and…" you already start to panic. Your house is a mess and your close friend that you haven't seen in a while wants to stop by. She's a notorious clean freak and would totally judge you if your house was a mess. We understand you…Read More
- 09 March, 2015
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5 Times Monica Geller Proves That She Should Work For A Cleaning Maid Service
Monica Geller would be the world's best housekeeper. She's clean, she's organized, and quite frankly…she's a little crazy. But crazy or not, we all have a lot to learn from Monica when it comes to doing an excellent cleaning job. Here are a few times Monica had something to teach us about what a cleaning…Read More
- 04 June, 2013
- Cleaning Supplies, Economical House Cleaning, House Cleaning, Organization, Professional Housecleaners, Uncategorized
11 Housecleaning Chores You Should Leave to the Professionals
Although you might not splurge on a weekly or even biweekly housecleaning service, chances are, at some point in time, you have hired someone to handle certain household chores simply because you can't do everything yourself and still stay sane. After all—some of the items on your "Honey Do" list are complicated and/or messy. In…Read More


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How to Reach Rajasthan
Rajasthan, the Land of Maharajas being one of the major tourist destinations in India and draws numerous travelers from all across the world, is very well connected with other major cities through all means of transport. The good connectivity of air, rail and road makes traveling to Rajasthan is an easy task. There are two major cities of India- Delhi and Mumbai which are the gateway to Rajasthan.
By Air
Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI), at New Delhi is the nearest airport which is located at a distance of 250 KM. Regular flights connecting the major cities like Delhi and Mumbai to Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur.
Along with the Jaipur International Airport, there are two major airports at Jodhpur and Udaipur that have access to several flights boosting tourism in the state.
By Rail
Rajasthan has a good network of rail with direct superfast and other express trains from Delhi and Mumbai. Cities like Mumbai, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Udaipur are connected with the daily superfast trains. There is a 4600 km of railway track. Jaipur is connected to the other major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad with a network of broad-gauge. Jaipur is the head quarter of North-West Railways.
By Road
The national highway of Rajasthan is measured 5655 km while the state highway is of 8627 km. NH8 passes through Jaipur and Udaipur. A four lane road connects Agra to Jaipur.


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Fran Rizer's sixth Callie Parrish mystery, A Corpse under the Christmas Tree, arrives just in time for her birthday, December 12, and the holiday season.
Callie, a mortuary cosmetician, and her best friend Jane find Santa Claus' body under their tree, then Callie is deputized to assist with the investigation.
Fran began writing fiction after a twenty-five year teaching career. She also has written magazine articles and songs.
She thought her books were cozies, but her first publisher marketed them as traditional. Fran uses "cozyesque" to describe Callie's world. Best wishes for continued success to a wonderful writer and friend!


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By Muuka MuyumbaTHR is reporting that Oscar-nominated actor Jake Gyllenhaal is jumping into the superhero world by playing the villain in the upcoming sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming. Gyllenhaal is rumored to be playing Mysterio in the wall-crawlers second solo outing in the Marvel
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Vox Media, HP and Critical Mass took home Digiday Worklife Awards.
Vox Media has won Best Employer for Parents, which set out to award the employer who had proven to be the most accommodating and flexible for working parents. Some perks for parents at the New York-based media company include 100% employer-paid parental leave for primary or secondary caregivers, flexible work from home policies and parents' rooms.
Tracy Keogh of HP has taken home HR Leader of the Year. Keogh has built development programs geared toward retaining women and minorities, spearheaded the creation of a video series that looked into bias in hiring and reinvented the company's leadership development programs among other accomplishments.
Also taking home a role-specific award is Critical Mass CEO Dianne Wilkins, who received Top Boss. Culture first proponent Wilkins initially joined Critical Mass during a hiatus in her professional golf career and is now at the helm of the 950-employee strong global agency.
Seven winners have been pre-announced, with seven categories still remaining. The final seven will be revealed at the Digiday Fall Awards Gala, which will take place at The Lighthouse in New York City on Nov. 14. These remaining seven include Most Innovative Culture, Most Passionate Employees, Most Dedicated to Employee Growth, Most Dedicated to Employee Wellness, Most Committed to Diversity and Inclusion and Most Committed to the Community/Social Good and Employer of the Year.
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RotoView "Tilt and Scroll" Smartphone Patent Cited 170 Times
HOUSTON, TX - July 31, 2012 - INNOVENTIONS, Inc. has announced today that its key RotoView® "tilt and scroll" display navigation patent for smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices has been cited as prior art by 170 different US patents. Patent citations are regarded as a vital indicator for establishing the importance of a strategic patent and indicates key innovative technologies.
"A small percentage of US patents receive more than 20 citations. With 170 citations, including citations from patents owned by major smartphone manufacturers, the RotoView patents have reached another major milestone," said Dr. David Feinstein, president of INNOVENTIONS. "It is obvious that the 'tilt and scroll' view navigation we invented in the late 1990s is now materializing in the smartphone arena."
The citation analysis was based upon data from the US Patent Office web site as of July 31, 2012. (Results are available online.) Major companies that cite RotoView as prior art in their patents include Apple Computer, Casio Computer, Fujitsu, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Intel Corporation, LM Ericsson, Matsushita, Microsoft, Motorola, NEC, Nintendo, Nokia, Palm, Samsung, Seiko Epson, Sharp, Siemens Corp and Sony.
RotoView provides intuitive single-hand navigation for mobile devices like smartphones, allowing the user to simply tilt the device left-right or up-down to see beyond the virtual boundaries of the display. Under active development since the late 1990s, RotoView is available as a free iPhone app. RotoView demonstration apps will soon be available on other smartphone platforms, including Google Android.
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Brazee is thrilled to welcome back Visiting Instructor and Artist Nathan Sandberg for Let It Flow! Don't miss your chance to learn from Nathan Sandberg - artist, educator, and a true innovator in kilnglass art. This will be the first time Nathan has brought Let It Flow to Brazee!
In 2005 Nathan Sandberg was one member of the team of Bullseye Glass Co. technicians working with internationally known ceramic artist Jun Kaneko on a massive kilnformed glass project. In the years that followed Nathan helped develop curriculum in kiln glass that built upon the discoveries made during the Kaneko Factory Exchange.
In February 2020 Nathan will return to Brazee Street Studios with his updated version of the Original "Go With The Flow" workshop. Classroom time will be spent considering how glass moves and how we can use flow to our advantage. Principles of flow, deformation and displacement will be exploited. One project will result in a decorative dropout vessel while the others will produce a sculptural thick wedge and block that demonstrate flow within a larger volume of glass.
Coldworking is an integral part of working with flow. Post firing activities include demonstrations and plenty of worktime to refine surfaces and edges via coldworking. The coldworking skills learned in this class are applicable to all types of kiln glass projects.
All are welcome, the only prerequisites are the ability to cut glass and a willingness to experiment and take risks in the kiln. Please note that every effort will be made to finish all projects in class but students may find it appropriate to put the finishing touches on their projects in their own studio post class.
Students must wear closed-toed shoes in the studio.
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Artist and educator, Nathan Sandberg is based in Portland, Oregon. After working in the Research & Education department at Bullseye Glass company for 8 years he started Nathan's LLC in 2012 and has established himself as one of the top kiln-glass educators teaching today.
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In 2015 Nathan's LLC moved out of the basement and into a proper studio space in the Kenton neighborhood of North Portland. Today, Nathan uses OnGrade Studio as his home base and can be found there relentlessly producing work for exhibitions and developing new curriculum to teach whenever he isn't on the road.
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What is a LARP? A live action role play game. The latest LARP may be Q, or it can all be real. What is real is reel, presented to you by No Such Agency. It is supported by the science of Never A Straight Answer. It is implemented by thieves and Sexual Assailants. It is a hijacked reality of a mad Kurzwell, when we should be playing by the rules of Kuntsler, the world made by hand. On a human scale as Sale suggests.
I caught a glimpse of the matrix slip – and got banned from the net for 24 hours in order to punish correct observation. There is time travel, which means there is space travel, but I question the concepts of both space and time. Then there are predictive matrix, as demonstrated by a fellow named Clif High. I followed Clif in a different fractal of life, lost track of the fellow and find he has morphed into the crypto king. Having read the Cryptonomicron by Stephenson, I found that I was communicating in a different form of the same language, but with parallel context.
The journey of stepping out gave me a handle howdt that can be traced back through the linguistics. High as that program … but crypto currency is a misnomer. We need a real currency not digitized for a real life not based upon the current illusion. While Sather destroys the illusion, he doesn't build one to replace the what is not with a new what is That is where the knew weigh begins a new way.
Nothing is real, so there is nothing to get hung about. Strawberry Fields Forever. Yet, I am the Walrus, goo goo catchoo. The references of yesterday were removed from play in the visual space of half a turning – we are at the fourth turning at a crucial juncture of history – yet we live in a time loop controlled by a death culture that lampoons real life. To get back we must step howdt of da baax and leave the matrix, which is parallel time lines twisted into a knot to break a string, in theory.
Physics and other sciences have been consumer by the chase of economy of scale. To make a profit today, you must step wider and deeper and broader than the system allows. So breaking the rules is rewarded and following them is penalized until you realize that the rules were coopted into the duality called good and evil. It doesn't work that way at all.
The unseen is as important as the seen, as the yin is important to the yang. By requiring tangibility for science on the one hand, and then making the whole system from a false construct, mathematics, we build our self a playing field so skewed that we could never get thing right. We now are losing the ability to get things write, at the spell correct is making written communication nonsense in a 140 character display. To tweet or not to tweet is not a question that Shakespeare would have asked. But was there really an individual named Shakespeare, or was he a human construct of Francis Bacon. Ah Bartlebey, the art of conspiracy theory is a disclaimer upon us.
I followed a wrinkle in time in Pritchett terms with Anathem to a mathic world. The evidence of a fractal reality is in opposition to quantum mechanics, the current theory that CERNs the world. The basis of fear is a construct – we choose love. The reality of fractal space is that every fractal is a microcosm of one adjacent fractal and a macrocosm of a different fractal. If time lines are pinned to direct action and freedom of choice exists, there are two specific outcomes to every quandary, sometimes more. Occam's razor defines the base reality, but energy levels are wonky stuff.
A vision quest is a near death experience. The human mind is universal, the universal mind is not human. Walter Russell was one of those turn of the 20th century philosophers that has been buried today. The burial was informal, the information placed into the memory hole along with Steiner, Reich, Rife, Tesla (until reformed by Musk) which tells us this was an economic decision based on deception. But that is truth and justice in the American Way, in a Clark Kent world gone bizarro. Who is John Galt?
We all are, and I am your king. How did I get to be king. The lady of the lake, her arms basked in glimmering splendor decreed that who removes Excaliber from the bosom of the rock shall be king. Well, I didn't vote for you! You don't vote for king. … How do you know he's the king? He hasn't got shit all over him. It only takes one letter to change shit into shift, if you change the meme, you change the game.
So a LARP, a live action role play, is just what we need to reform duality back into two ones in the fibonacci sequence rather than heads and tails fighting over who wins the coin flip. Both are sides of the same coin. There is only one substance and it creates all other substances. What?
As a chemist, chemistry is based on electron pair repulsion theory, a form of spacial physics. But the physicists screwed the pooch and simplified the ideas of James Clerk Maxwell, because they could not grok him complex mathematical basis. Bob Marshall, Buckminster Fuller's savant, once lost a math prize based on not being able to write a formula to express the symmetry of numbers. There is a qualitative aspect to numbers that is separate from the quantitative aspect – but that is called woo woo. As Clif High states, you dont have to be part of the woo woo world to know that it is a real phenomena in the minds of the people who believe in it. That is why we are at a wall.
Time travel exists, buy once you leave your given time, you can never get back to the same place in the same time – because time is holding space and neither really exists in the form that we know it. Another reason for the knew weigh, a measurement of what we think we know against newly measured reality. Measure twice, cut once. The act of measurement is a function of quantum state – which fits binary math very well. On or off. Artificial intelligence is based on hexadecimal math – math is an illusion that changes depending on the frame of base. The move of base ten to a twelve month calendar is a construct that causes cognitive dissonance – oct means eight yet october is the tenth month. Forced dissonance to skew the system.
Nobody is running the ship of state. It is thyme to dump the military speak in analogy to everything – peace and love are not harsh topics. They require a different mind set from hate and fear – yet stepping out is scary – almost breaking us in two. Yet, like night and day, you can find clues in the music. The almost nearly is what was, but the ability to move in time changed the play of the game. The house of cards has a Spacey ending – another verbal morph of the true meme. The cabal cannot die until there is a system to replace it. Or 64 systems – not a one size fits all. When I get older, losing my hair, many years from now …
Not so many any longer. The album to recover to counter today's meme is Russians and Americans, a 1980s release by Al Stewart. After time passages, buy me a ticket on the last train home tonight. Every 40 years yields the inverse of the past 40 years as verily as every action leads to an equal but opposite reaction. Only it doesn't – another myth that guides reality into reel-ality. Now that Hollywood is exposed, what perversions are we subject to beyond pedogate? These are actors playing the roles of victims after playing the role of victimizer with a free pass. Dirt today can be 40 years old, right Sly? How much do you really remember from 40 years ago? Yet, how many of your childhood memories cues memes that were sunk in long ago.
To escape, you must take that physical step beyond current reality. It requires a leap of faith to oin a union with people that you don't know and have to trust. We have been broken down to trust ourselves and distrust any fact that does not paint the picture as we see it. Each of us have our own timeline that melts into a common timeline that we share, only we really don't share our timeline unless we sync. Which is why the microshit stunt of syncing everything was duplicated by google with apple as a target because i-phones are different. Betamax was a better technolgy than VCR, but public opinion chose the one that appealed better. Bernays was a manipulative asshat – our entire belief system via advertising has been photoshopped to keep us ignorant that Star Trek and Star Wars are the next future meme – if we can choose the Jetsons over the Flintstones. You know the cabal's choice.
The choice is to change to an equalized non-economic basis for new foundational structure. Chemistry as a field is about mass balancing I think that it would handle the accounting function rather easily based on the second law of thermodynamics. But man, we have to question the physics that we have been taught at the university level, because they skipped a whole lot of important stuff to keep the technology out of public purview to job the system to make profits when we, the people need prophets. Ones that are not corrupted by profits – that only a non economic basis of abundance can provide.
Existence is one such model, invented before the meme of a blockchain was introduced as cryptocurrency. Thus, I think the hour card might have preceded Bitcoin as the first invented form of cryptocurrency, but I do not grok blockchain in a way that I can synthesize how the concept works. I need an hour or two of talking to Clif High – but not on a you-tube video for public consumption. We also need a fly on the wall, because the derivatives from the conversation will launch a knew platform to measure information both qualitative and quantitative via an algorithm of numbers.
But first we must learn to count properly, as nature does, rather than by the current system forced upon us that proof is a mathematical entity necessary for belief in the artificial religion built by modern education and called science. My buddy Stephenson wrote the Baroque Trilogy about how Isaac Newton came to divide science away from belief in order to not receive the same outcome as his mentor Gallileo, who he recognized was correct about the stars, if we can take history as something more than the myth penned by the victors.
Thyme is now open for radio talk engagement on a large scale – visit the Feral Hippie on Revolution Radio for more archives on this topic of discussion.
Namaste' … doc
PS – I need to blow a few whistles, any talk show host may apply. I follow you, alt media, on ewe tewb which no longer works. Next generation is under construction, slip a new letter into an old meme to pull shift from the shit storm.
Refs: do your own homework, the clues are the cues.


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