#Appendix Q

[robinlynnemabin]

Appendix Q & Other Tiny House 🏠 Loopholes Appendix Q400 square feet 🐾 (official)Tiny house LoopholesShuttle ServicesMedical ServicesCommunity GardenCommunity Services vs Municipal Services 

[nerds-yearbook]

Appendix "Q" On Film

Peter Burton (Major Boothroyd) - Dr No (1962)

Desmond Llewelyn (Boothroyd/Q) - From Russia with Love (1963), Goldfinger (1964), Thunderball (1965), You Only Live Twice (1967), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), Diamonds Are Forever (1971), The Man With a Golden Gun (1974), The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), Moonraker (1979), For Your Eyes Only (1981), Octopussy (1983), A View to a Kill (1985), The Living Daylights (1987), Licence to Kill (1989), GoldenEye (1995), Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The World Is Not Enough (1999),

Geoffrey Bayldon - Casino Royale (1967)

Alec McCowen (Q/Algy) - Never Say Never Again (1983)

John Cleese - (R) The World Is Not Enough (1999), (Q) Die Another Day (2002)

Ben Wishaw - Skyfall (2012), Spectre (2015), No Time to Die (2021)

[eri-pl]

Tengwar <3

It's the best thing Feanor made. Seriously. Nobody will murder you for using Tengwar. Nobody will hack your brain when you use Tengwar in the wrong moment. (The lamps are ok, but kinda meh, Tengwar is better)

Did you know, just did you know, that every consonant has a name, and the name is a noun, and some are really cool (and foreshadowing)? (chart and translations below the cut)

So, if you want a chart, here is a chart. And the names are (I don't have diacritics, so I just double the long vowels) (Quenya mode, with some historical notes from LotR appendix and elvish.org):

"Normal stuff Feanor had on his desk" row:

T tinco - metal

P parma - book

K calma - lamp (like those Feanor made? Or... like those Aule made)

Q quesse - feather (birds are important!)

"Things that keep you trapped" row:

ND ando - gate (like... the Door of Night?)

MB umbar - doom (doesn't need a comment...)

NG anga - iron (also, used in sword names, even for non-iron swords)

NGW (in TA changed to NW) ungwe - spider's web (foreshadowingsight on Feanor's part? :) )

"Mountain things???" row

S suule - spirit or breath (Manwe Sulimo... king of winds and stuff...) | TH thuule - spirit or breath, but I'm a Feanorian, or at least I'm a linguistics geek and love the phonetic scheme (me! but otoh it sounds dumb :( ), or I love the Teleri and/or Sindar, who use it as th (Finarfin, iirc).

F formen - north

H (h before t) harma (voiceless velar fricative phonetically /x/... I think. the sources are confusing. In TA mostly softened into a breath h.) - treasure (my precious Silmarills...) | aha (later renamed, idk when) - rage (my Silmarils! and, even more importantly, my father!)

HW (like "wh" in "why" especially the fancy British way of saying it where it's actyally h-w, not w-h) hwesta - breeze

"We need to name a row after places of articulation" row

NT anto - mouth (couldn't you think of a better name? I get it's a place-of-articulation row, but i don't like it anyway)

MP ampa - hook

NC anca - jaw

NQ unque - hole

"Things that Melkor likes" row:

N nuumen - west (Numenor...)

M malta - gold

NG (by TA: N) noldo - Noldo, as in type of Elf. Yes, it was initially Ngoldo. I mean, initially initially it was a gnome, so...

NW nwalme - tornment

"I have no idea but vaguely positive-metaphysical?..." row

R (pre-consonant or end-of-the-word R | non-vibrating r, whatever this means. My bet is that it's "r" as in Japanese --- position like "r", movement like "d") oore - heart (or: rising. Guess whose name includes this component. funny that it's the same word as heart, especially given that heart is also defined as conscience here)

V vala - power (duh.)

Y (? it has some history) [there was a consonant here]anna - gift (totally not made into a sus word by now...)

W/V (Initially W, by TA changed to V) wilya - air / lower sky (funny how those two names are next to one another. )

"Really, I think Feanor ran out of ideas for coherent name sets" row

R (vibrating, typpical "rrr") romen - east (the same sound being written with "East" and with a word alternatively translating to "heart" or part of Melkor's name --- I love it! Why? See my recent post. I love that. Call it a coincidence, but I love it)

RD arda - realm

L lambe - speech

LD alda - tree (!)

Now we are not in regular rows, so, the extra letters:

S silme - starlight (or... metaphysically important light in general? because guess what word is connected to this one. Also, funny how it's just after "tree"). It's always S, never TH.

(nuquerma is just "flipped" or something I guess)

Z aaze - day / sunlight (in Noldorin changed to Z - aare) | SS esse (Numenor and later, because they did not use the "z" sound, I think) - name

HY (Numenor and later: H) hywarmen - south

I yanta - bridge

U uure - heat

(doesn't have a sound, in Sindarin it's A) osse - terror (I guess he isn't a very nice Maia?)

H (voiceless h: /h/ not /x/; in TA replaced by harmen) halla - tall | gasdil - stop

(short wovel carrier) telco - stem

(long carrier) aara - dawn

The Tengwa names after directions are also used as marks in the compass (like we use NSWE) And snarky comments aside, I love the schema and how the names connect into many interesting and often Silm-events-related patterns. I love how each (almost) row is named after a set of similar things.

I'm not an expert, and if I made some mistakes, I'll be grateful for corrections.

[witchyfashion]

A is for Arsenic defines and explains the basics of Victorian mourning traditions and objects, digging up the truth about tear bottles, post-mortem photography, and poisonous mourning veils, using anecdotes, macabre stories, and even jokes from the Victorian press. The book also debunks several Victorian mourning myths. Each entry includes an evocative pen and ink illustration by award-winning artist Landis Blair. There are 26 alphabetical entries―from Arsenic to Zinc, along with an informative glossary, appendix, and detailed bibliography. A – Arsenic; B – Bier; C – Crape; D – Death Token; E – Embalming; F – Fisk Burial Case; G – Gates Ajar; H – Hearse; I – Ice Box; J – Jet; K – Keen; L – Lychgate; M – Mute; N – Necropolis; O – Obelisk; P – Post Mortem; Q – Queen Victoria; R – Resurrection Men; S – Shroud; T – Tear Bottle; U – Undertaker; V – Veil; X – Sexton; W – Weepers; Y – Churchyard; Z – Zinc

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[gallifreyinstituteforlearning]

🤔🍤 Do Gallifreyans have an appendix?

A small, enigmatic organ lurks in the lower right abdomen of many Earthlings. Do Gallifreyans have this mysterious piece of anatomy, too?

Anatomical Similarities: Gallifreyans are considered human ++++, and humanoid. They share a lot of physical traits with humans, making it very plausible that they have an appendix too.

The Scar Evidence: The 10th Doctor (and by proxy Tentoo and 14, as they're modelled on 10's body) has an appendectomy scar.

The Scar's Origin: Its origins remain unsurprisingly elusive, as the Doctor's never explicitly mentioned losing an appendix. We don't know when this appeared or why. It may just be a regeneration quirk, an echo from a previous body, or just a very coincidentally placed mark.

Biological Function: On Earth, the appendix is thought to play a role in gut health, acting as a storehouse for beneficial bacteria. If Gallifreyans have one, it may serve a similar purpose, but that's entirely speculative.

Appendectomy: Could it be that even the Gallifreyan appendix is susceptible to inflammation? Or maybe the Doctor had his appendix removed for some other, more intriguing reason – a donation to save a planet, a ruse to escape an enemy, or a misadventure involving a crazy surgical robot?

While we can't conclusively state that Gallifreyans have an appendix, the flimsy evidence suggests it's a distinct possibility.

Gallifreyan Biology for Tuesday by GIL

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[tmarshconnors]

100 questions Q&A about me

Now, I thought it would be a good activity to do 100 questions Q&A about me so I searched on Google "100 Questions For Your Get To Know Me Tag"

Are you a morning or night person? Night. I hate mornings.

Are you afraid of the dark? No. Never have been.

Are you an extrovert or an introvert? Introvert.

Are you double-jointed? No.

Are you left or right-handed? Right-handed.

Are you more of a tidy person or a messy one? Tidy. I am pretty much OCD if something isn't in the right place.

Are you on time or always late? On-time. I am normally early by about 10 mins or so.

Are you ticklish? Ticklish.

Can you curl your tongue? Yes.

Can you ice skate? No.

Can you wiggle your ears? No.

Coffee or tea? Tea.

Cookies, cake or doughnuts? Cake.

Did you ever participate in a talent show? No.

Did you go to prom? No.

Did you like school? No.

Do you believe in ghosts? No.

Do you bite your nails? Yes.

Do you consider yourself a good cook? No.

Do you enjoy dancing? No.

Do you enjoy DIY or crafts? No.

Do you forgive easily? No

Do you have a nickname? Yes. I have two. Apple and Phoenix

Do you have any allergies? No

Do you have any phobias? No

Do you have any piercings or tattoos? No

Do you have children? No

Do you have pets? No

Do you have siblings? No

Do you prefer dogs or cats? Dogs

Do you prefer Mac or a PC? Mac

Do you prefer the beach or the mountains? Mountains

Do you prefer to bathe or shower? Shower

Do you sing in the shower? No

Do you smoke? No

Do you speak any different languages? No

Do you still have your wisdom teeth? Yes

Do you still watch cartoons? No

Do you/have you played any sports? No, I don't play sports anymore but I use to play Golf.

Does your name have a special meaning? No

Have you ever been hospitalized? Yes. I had my appendix out a few years ago.

Have you ever been on a diet? No

Have you ever been to a concert? Yes

Have you ever gone camping? Yes

Have you ever met any celebrities? No

Have you ever skipped class? Yes

Have you ever won something? Yes

Have you had braces? No

How are you feeling right now? Tired

How tall are you? 5.6

If money were no object what would you get for your next birthday? Another custom Xbox controller

If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be? Japan

Were you ever a scout or a brownie? Scout

What city were you born in? Chichester 

What did you last eat? Corn flakes

What did you want to be when you were younger? Fireman

What do you do on a typical Friday night? Gaming

What is one food that you refuse to eat? Squash

What is one item on your bucket list? Visit Japan

What is one item you can’t live without? My glasses

What is your shoe size? 7

What movie have you watched repeatedly? The Great Escape

What phone do you have (Apple or Android)? Apple

What should you be doing right now? Going to bed it's (5.10am)

What’s one goal you would like to accomplish this year? Read a few books.

What’s one of your pet peeves? Gate Lice

What’s the last song you listened to? Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme

What’s the most expensive item of clothing that you own? One of my leather jackets

What’s the thing you can’t leave the house without? My iPhone

What’s your best physical feature? My eyes

What’s your Chinese sign? Roster

What’s your current obsession? Battered Mushrooms

What’s your dream car? 911 GT3 RS - Porsche

What’s your favourite animal? Don't have one

What’s your favourite book? Don't have one

What’s your favourite colour? Blood Red

What’s your favourite dessert? Raspberry Cheesecake

What’s your favourite drink? Lemonade with ice.

What’s your favourite food? Anything spicy

What’s your favourite foreign food? Chilli Chicken

What’s your favourite gadget? Currently, it's my Macbook Pro

What’s your favourite hobby? Gaming

What’s your favourite movie? Lost In Translation

What’s your favourite restaurant? Don't have one

What’s your favourite sandwich? BLT

What’s your favourite season? Winter

What’s your favourite series? House Of Cards (US)

What’s your favourite snack? Chocolate Digestive Biscuits

What’s your favourite sport to watch? Hockey

What’s your favourite thing to have for breakfast? A full English or egg on toast

What’s your full name? TMarsh-Connors

What’s your longest relationship so far? Eight Years and 2 months

What’s your lucky number? 7

What’s your star sign? Pisces

When is your birthday? 4th March 1993

Which city did you grow up in? Arundel

Which city do you live in now? Littlehampton

Who do you miss right now? My girlfriend

Who is your celebrity crush? Don't have one

Who’s your favourite fictional character? Frank Underwood.

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[hell-much]

Cutting Room Floor - Insidious Intent - II

Random Interview Sniplets

Here some random interview sniplets of the Q&A sessions between Sansa and Margaery I couldn't fit into the story, but couldn't get myself to delete either.

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M: If you were given the chance to travel back to the past, where would you go? S: My wedding day. Drag myself away from the altar.

M: What is the dumbest way you've been hurt? S: I haven’t been very accident prone. I once singed my eyebrows in a grease fire. But that was it.

M: Have you ever thought of having plastic surgery? S: I used to get botox regularly.

M: Has your character been shaped by anyone? S: We all are. Our lives are the sum of our experiences, the people we meet along the way.

M: Which one do you prefer: being controlled or being in control? S: Being in control yourself is the decisively harder one. Being controlled is easier in many ways.

“Calling or texting?” “Texting. I like the chance to consider my words thoroughly.” That answer does not exactly come to a shock. Sansa is good at keeping her answers vague, but her expressions, as controlled as they are, there is something to it, that just Sansa’s words alone would never let her understand.

M: What matters more: money or love? S: That depends on your age I think. When you’re young I think love should matter more. When you’re old security matters.

M: Do you develop crushes easily? S: I’ve been married for eight years. M: So? That doesn’t protect you from finding someone attractive. S: I suppose. I guess then my answer is no. M: Where does cheating start for you? In finding someone attractive? S: It depends on the feelings involved. Holding hands can border on cheating if you’re really in love with someone. M: If your partner never finds out that you cheated on them, would you tell them about it? S: I wouldn’t let myself get in a situation like that in the first place. I’m not a cheater. If I was in the situation, no I wouldn’t tell. M: Would you forgive someone who cheated on you? S: Yes. People make mistakes. M: That sounds like you have higher standards for yourself than for others. S: Forgiveness is an important trait to nurse. M: Are you an easily forgiving person? S: For most things. Forgiveness is in important for those minor things we tend to keep grudges over. M: Is there something you could not forgive? S: Being cruel on purpose.

M: What roles do love and affection play in your life? S: It was once very important. But I’ve learned that you don’t die if you live without it. M: Did that ever make you feel lonely? S: No. You can find it outside of romantic love. M: Is there something that makes you feel lonely? S: Superficial conversations.

M: How many times has your heart been broken? S: Only once. M: How many hearts have you broken? S: One or two. I didn’t do too great damage though. I hope.

M: Are you a jealous person? S: No I can’t say I am. M: What makes you jealous? S: The idea of them experience things I wanted to do with someone, with them instead of me.

M: Do you think people can be born "good" or "evil"? S: I don’t think there is anything inherent good or evil. Good and evil are principles made up by mankind, and in that subjective. 

M: What is something you wish you could forget? S: Nothing. Even the bad things, those that no one could prepare you for are valuable, because I made it to the other side. I’m still here.

M: What is the cause of cruel behaviour in the world? S: I think it’s pointless to look at the reasons. We’re powerless against the cruelty of fate. The cruelty of people is something we have to try to defy.

M: Without calling 911 when you are in danger, what would you do instead? S: That depends on the type of danger. If I have no way to bring myself to safety, then the best thing is to play along.

M: What is the highest degree of pain you've ever experienced on a scale of 1-10? S: I had a burst appendix when I was sixteen. That was close to an eight.

M: What words of advice would you offer to your younger self? S: Not to get married.

M: Would you rather have intelligence over looks? S: Are you implying that I lack one? Life knowing less would be easier sometimes. You don’t get taken seriously as a woman, if you’re dumb at least you don’t suffer from that.

M: What do you think is the best hangover cure? S: I don’t have enough experience with alcohol to answer that. The few times I had a couple drinks too much I can counter with a big bottle of water and some Ibuprofen.

M: If a crystal ball could tell you the truth about yourself, your life, the future, or anything else, what would you want to know? S: That would have served me well ten years ago. Now I have a large portion of my life fairly well planned out.

M: Would you open an envelope that has the date of your death inside? S: Yes I would.

M: Would you be friends with yourself? S: I think so.

M: Do you ever get the feeling that the current day has been repeated 100 times? S: All the time. In here and in the time before. And endless event of things repeating. I do well with structure, but I found I enjoy your visits here, because they offer something else.

M: If you were to die this evening with no opportunity to communicate with anyone, what would you most regret not having told someone? Why haven’t you told that person yet? S: My closet is pretty clean in that regard. Other than telling my family I love them. I think you can never tell that someone often enough.

M: What is the most stupid thing you’ve done in your entire life? S: Getting married at twenty one. Getting married in general. Schopenhauer writes that getting married is like reaching blindly into a bag of snakes and hoping to find an eel.

M: Would you rather visit your ancestors in the past or meet your descendants in the future? S: There won’t be direct descendants to visit.

[skyboxeye]

Capturing the ambience of Earthworm Jim 3D (1999)

Jim's foray into a three-dimensional collectathon retains the same wacky humor as its run-and-gun predecessors. By enabling some hidden debug options, we can achieve newfound camera control to capture its settings.

Running the game

Earthworm Jim 3D is available on most digital platforms. However, they are plagued by a bug where gameplay is randomly interrupted by a "Jump if you really want to play" message. This is apparently related to some kind of disc check, so loading a game CD (or ISO via a tool like Daemon Tools) will stop it from appearing.

Capturing footage

Field of vision

Playing at 1920x1080 will result in a horizontally stretched 4:3 picture. To enable a correct aspect ratio for widescreen, use AuToMaNiAk005's fix or ZeptoBST's trainer.

Debug menu

You can turn on EWJ 3D's debug menu by setting the memory address at 0x4FBD38 (Size: 4 bytes) to 1 and then loading a game area. The simplest way to do this is setting the variable while on the game's launcher, and then starting the game. You can also force a map reload at any time by setting 0x547198 (Size: 4 bytes) to 1.

To do all of this, you will need a memory scanner like Cheat Engine.

Real vs Debug camera

It's simplest to capture footage in first-person mode. This will remove HUD elements, provided your current weapon is the standard blaster.

To force yourself to use the blaster on any level, activate both the Ammo/Guns cheats and press Lock Camera repeatedly until you've switched to it.

To capture footage from mid-air, the debug menu offers alternate camera controls, found under Debug Tools -> Realcam. In this mode, we can push the camera forward and backward with the arrow keys, and orbit the camera both directions (by pressing 'Q/A' or 'Z/X'). There is lots of overlap with EWJ 3D's default game controls here, so you may want to rebind as necessary.

Positioning the camera

The game doesn't render Jim's model while he is in first-person. Therefore, if we activate the Debug camera while in first-person, we can record Jim-free footage*:

Enable Realcam

Enter first-person. Adjust the camera pitch and direction as desired

Disable Realcam. Now, you can push the camera forward and backward using the respective arrow keys. Jim will stay hidden while you do this - but note that he'll be revealed again if you rotate (default 'Z/X') or zoom (default 'Q') the camera.

Example: move the far corner of a stage, with your back facing the area you want to capture. Enter first-person and look down at 45 degrees. Disable realcam pull the camera backward.

Extracting sounds

For sound effects, run DragonUnpacker's Hyper Ripper on the game's map files. Note that some ambient sound effects are played back at various speeds in-game, for example the distant voice shouting "Jim!" in the main brain hub plays at a few different possible speeds.

For music tracks, try ripping the game's CD using a music program such as iTunes.

Appendix 1: Hiding Jim's shadow

Unlike Jim's model, his shadow is always rendered. There are ways to mod this texture so that it's not visible. See main article.

We can use Special K to hide Jim, but not his shadow, via its Shader Toggler:

[stewardofningishzida]

A Gorey Tribute to Vincent Price

**TW: Death and nasty injuries, obviously. This IS a macabre poem.**

A is for Anton, exsanguinated and embalmed.

B is for Benakon, full of threats and tricks.

C is for Chapin, surrounded by Tinglers.

D is for Delambre, smashed as a fly.

E is for Erasmus, nevermore nevermore.

F is for Francis, who went off to war.

G is for Goldfoot, chased through the streets.

H is for Hopkins, who was chopped by an axe.

I is for Invisible Man, paddling with Abbott and Costello.

J is for Jarrod, burned and boiled in wax.

K is for Kyne, who was cheated on.

L is for Lionheart, monologuing upon a collapsing roof.

M is for Medina, who went mad and is gone.

N is for the Narrator, whose voice is not forgotten.

O is for Otto, commander of apes.

P is for Prospero, hubris not stopping the prince’s demise.

Q is for Queen of the Nile, revisited for this poem.

R is for Richelieu, granting the Musketeers amnesty.

S is for Scratch, to the devil with him!

T is for Toombes, feeding Flay to the spiders.

U is for Usher, who died of fright.

V is for Vincent, a Price to be remembered.

W is for White, “From a Whisper to a Scream”.

X is for xenoradiograph, showing the illness within.

Y is for Young, whose appendix burst.

Z is for Zigzag, the final role, eaten alive by his minion.

Hope you like it!

Tagging: @ilovemesomevincentprice and whoever else likes classic horror films and actors.

[hyrtwynwrites]

The Compendium, Appendix C

Archive

Yensdays

A short-lived Q&A series about everything Light's Falle. The concept may be resurrected someday... 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6

[baijian188]

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8. FZ/T 81003-20034.4 Slippage

9. FZ/T 81001-20075.4 Slippage

10. GB/T3923-2013 Textiles Fabric tensile properties

11. GB 21550 Limits of harmful substances in polyvinyl chloride artificial leather

12. FZ/T81018 Appendix A Anti-adhesion

13. Q/ILBP 9-2014 Woven casual wear

14. GB/T 2666-20094.4 Slippage

15. GB/T 2660-20084.4 Cracks

16. FZ/T81001-2007 5.4 Pajama sets

17. FZ/T81007-2012 3.7 Single and double garments

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19. FZ/T 81015-20084.5 Stripes and grids

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Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft: Slavic Magic from the Witch of the Woods Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft: Slavic Magic from the Witch of the Woods Contributor(s): Pamita, Madame (Author) Publisher: Llewellyn Publications ISBN: 0738767891 Physical Info: 0.94" H x 9.13" L x 7.4" W (1.5 lbs) 336 pages Table of Contents: Contents Acknowledgments xi Disclaimer xiii Preface xv Introduction 1 Chapter 1: Vyshyvanka: The Magical Stitches 5 Chapter 2: Motanka: The Living Poppet 21 Chapter 3: Domovyk: The Spirit of the House 31 Chapter 4: Rozdorizhzhya: The Crossroads 45 Chapter 5: Lisovyk: The Lord of the Forest 65 Chapter 6: Rusalky: The Spirits of the Lake 77 Chapter 7: Zaklynannya: The Magic Words 93 Chapter 8: Khatynka i Pokut': The Hut and the Altar 105 Chapter 9: Vidma: The Witch 117 Chapter 10: Yizha: The Enchanted Food 129 Chapter 11: Pich: The Oven 149 Chapter 12: Vereteno: The Spindle 157 Chapter 13: Krashanky I Pysanky: The Decorated Eggs 169 Chapter 14: Tkats'kyy Verstat: The Loom 183 Chapter 15: Volossya: The Hair 193 Chapter 16: Stupa: The Mortar and Pestle 207 Chapter 17: Maty Zemlya: Mother Earth 217 Chapter 18: Laznya: The Bathhouse 229 Chapter 19: Zhyva i Mertva Voda: The Waters of Life and Death 243 Chapter 20: Kistky: The Bones 263 Chapter 21: Kolo: The Circle 277 Appendix I: Magical Plants and Their Meanings 281 Appendix II: Magical Color Correspondences 285 Glossary 287 Bibliography 295 Index 305 Madame Pamita is a teacher, candle maker, spellcaster, tarot reader & a Ukrainian diaspora witch. She is the owner of an online spiritual apothecary called Madame Pamita's Parlour of Wonders. She is the host of a YouTube video series, Candle Magic Class & the weekly Magic Q&A Tea Party. Madame Pamita is also the host of the Magic & the Law of Attraction podcast and author of The Book of Candle Magic and Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft. "[A] beautiful telling of Ukrainian fairy tales."--Pamela Chen, author of Enchanted Crystal Magic "This book is sure to enchant and amuse you."--Mat Auryn, author of Psychic Witch "Pamita guides you in creating living, breathing, beautiful magic that will change your life."--Nicholas Pearson, author of Flower Essences from the Witch's Garden "The organic approach taken in this book, rooted fully in its cultures of origin, is truly marvelous."--Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of The Four Elements of the Wise "Pamita speaks to the deepest depths of your soul."--Stephanie Rose Bird, author of Sticks, Stones, Roots & Bones "An intimate sharing of myths & magical traditions."--Chas Bogan author of The Secret Keys of Conjure "Pamita shares her spiritual heritage with love and devotion."--Jaime Gironés, author of Llewellyn's Little Book of the Day of the Dead "A welcome glowing coal for my witchy hearth fire."--Lara Veleda Vesta, author of Wild Soul Runes "A deep exploration of Slavic magic."--Annwyn Avalon, author of Water Witchcraft "This book is as beautiful as it is helpful."--J. Allen Cross, author of American Brujería "An expedition into the very heart of magic."--Storm Faerywolf, author of The Witch's Name "Pamita brings old traditions alive and then blends them into modern practices."--Sandra Kynes, author of Tree Magic "The cultural richness that surrounds each ritual makes it unique."--Elhoim Leafar, author of The Magical Art of Crafting Charm Bags "The voice of Baba Yaga is strong and profound."--Phoenix LeFae, author of Witches, Heretics & Warrior Women "If you feel called to spend time in Baba Yaga's hut...your intuition has led you to just the right place."--Tess Whitehurst, author of The Self-Love Superpower "A beautifully crafted & poetic journey."--Patti Wigington, author of Badass Ancestors "[A] delightful-to-read & easy-to-understand guide."--Patricia Robin Woodruff, PhD, author of Woodruff's Guide to Slavic Deities "This outstanding book will help connect you to this wise old woman."--Ainslie MacLeod, author of The Old Soul's Guide Book "Pamita shines new light onto this beloved, mystical figure."--Katrina Rasbold, author of Uncrossing "Pamita effortlessly mixes storytelling, history, folklore, magic & her own personal journey."--Gwion Raven, author of Life Ritualized? "Pamita brings this enchanting tale to life."--Theresa Reed, author of Tarot: No Questions Asked "It has the power to instill a magical mindset in the reader."--Astrea Taylor, author of Air Magic "An essential title that has spoken to my Slavic roots."--Courtney Weber, author of Hekate "[Pamita and I] grew up with Baba Yaga's stories in our ears...We wanted to be her. You can find out why in this book."--Melissa Cynova, author of Kitchen Table Magic "A wealth of magical information."--Erika Buenaflor, author of Cleansing Rites of Curanderismo "A glorious tome dedicated to one of the most quintessential witches."--Laura Tempest Zakroff, author of Anatomy of a Witch "This magnificent book reveals the ancient secrets of Ukrainian magic."--Michelle Welch, author of Spirits Unveiled "Thorough & all-encompassing."--Pleasant Gehman, author of Walking the Tarot Path "This is one of the few books that as I finish, I open the front cover to reread."--Jacki Smith, author of Coventry Magic "You are transported & enchanted by the teachings and folklore."--Marcella Kroll, creator of The Sacred Symbols Oracle Move Swiftly On Your Own Two Feet, for Baba Yaga You Must Meet. Discover ancient and modern Slavic magical practices through stories told by the legendary Baba Yaga herself. Learn about the magic of the sun, moon & stars, as well as the magic of weather, animals, seasons, stones, food, beeswax & more. Each chapter includes a piece of the fairy tale of Vasylyna, comments from Baba Yaga & hands-on tips & techniques from author Madame Pamita. Explore magical activities alongside authentic folktales about the birth of the sun and the land of the blessed ones. Step-by-step instructions show you how to stitch Ukrainian folk embroidery motifs into protective charms, weave wreaths from herbs, make enchanted poppets, and work with the spirits of the forest, the hearth & the sauna. With a bounty of tips and information, this book teaches you to embrace the beauty of these traditional practices & reclaim your personal magic. Contributor Bio: Pamita, Madame Madame Pamita is a teacher, candle maker, spellcaster, tarot reader & a Ukrainian diaspora witch. She is the owner of an online spiritual apothecary called Madame Pamita's Parlour of Wonders. She is the host of a YouTube video series, Candle Magic Class & the weekly Magic Q&A Tea Party. Madame Pamita is also the host of the Magic & the Law of Attraction podcast & author of The Book of Candle Magic and Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft.

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NASA Announces Selections for Lunar Comms, Network Studies - NASA

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NASA Announces Selections for Lunar Comms, Network Studies - NASA

NASA has selected Intuitive Machines of Houston and Aalyria Technologies Inc. of Livermore, California, to perform capability studies with the goal of advancing space communications and exploration technologies. These studies will allow NASA to gain insights into industry capabilities and innovations to facilitate NASA partnerships with commercial communications and navigation providers.

The awards, under the Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships-2 (Next STEP-2) Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) Appendix Q, are firm fixed-price milestone-based contracts.

Intuitive Machines is awarded $647,600 — Study Area No. 1, Lunar User Terminals and Network Orchestration — to conduct state-of-the-art studies and demonstrations for a dual-purpose navigation and communication lunar surface user terminal. The terminal will support lunar surface exploration planning and ensure interoperability with future LunaNet compatible service providers working in partnership with NASA, ESA (European Space Agency), and other space agencies.

Aalyria Technologies is awarded $393,004 — Study Area No. 2, Network Orchestration and Management System (NOMS) — to provide NASA with insights on advanced Network Orchestration and Management Systems that effectively address NASA’s need to integrate into multiple commercial and government communication service providers supporting the Near Space Network.

NASA’s Near Space Network is managed by the agency’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, under the direction of the agency’s SCaN (Space Communications and Navigation) program office within the Space Operations Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington. The Near Space Network provides NASA missions with robust communications services through an interoperable architecture composed of a mixture of existing NASA and commercial services.

“These awards are part of NASA’s continuing effort to build commercial partnerships to help support increasingly sophisticated and high-demand space missions,” said Greg Heckler, new capability lead for the SCaN Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. “Seamless interoperability across networks, from here on Earth to cislunar space, is an essential element of SCaN’s emerging ‘one network’ approach. These awards will move us one step closer to realizing that future.”

The innovative studies delivered by industry through the Next Space Technologies for Exploration (NextSTEP) – 2 Omnibus Broad Agency Announcement vehicle bolster the agency’s goal to create a reliable, robust, and cost-effective set of commercial services in which NASA is one of many customers.

Learn more about the NextSTEP public-private partnership model at:

https://www.nasa.gov/nextstep

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Jeremy Eggers Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. 757-824-2958 jeremy.l.eggers@nasa.gov

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Não merece nem título

https://themegasaeon.substack.com/p/the-infinity-working-part-6

http://www.kabbalah.info/eng/content/view/frame/59309?/eng/content/view/full/59309&main

https://lavigue.blogspot.com/2017/08/ephraim-moses-lilien-les-chants-du.html?m=1

https://aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2011/02/terence-mckenna-and-novelty-calendar.html?m=1

https://axismundi.blog/pt/2018/10/11/o-fim-da-era-primordial-e-a-queda-do-homem/#more-19572

https://bibliot3ca.com/yakin-e-boaz-luzes-na-arvore-da-vida/

https://archive.org/details/gardenofpomegran0000rega

https://www.jstor.org/stable/43948560

https://terranovagamecom.wordpress.com/2021/11/15/a-diferenca-entre-adam-kadmon-%D7%90%D7%93%D7%9D-%D7%A7%D7%93%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%9F-e-adam-ha-rishon/comment-page-1/

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/361885/jewish/The-Sefirot.htm

Shaar Ha-Gilgulim

https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/378771/jewish/Gate-of-Reincarnations.htm

https://ocultismopel.wordpress.com/2020/05/24/o-conceito-cabalistico-de-tzimtzum/

https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/380568/jewish/Shattered-Vessels.htm

https://archive.org/details/thesecretdoctrin00waituoft/page/n5/mode/1up

https://archive.org/details/holykabbalah00awai/mode/1up

https://www.studocu.com/es-mx/document/universidad-autonoma-de-chihuahua/filosofia-de-la-religion/cabala-tomista-y-su-filosofia/27244474

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1468-0025.2010.01659.x

"Boehme, Hegel, Schelling, and the Hermetic Theology of Evil"

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/271317651_Boehme_Hegel_Schelling_and_the_Hermetic_Theology_of_Evil

https://www.montfort.org.br/bra/cadernos/religiao/emmerick/index.php

https://www.jstor.org/stable/23926649

https://medium.com/@Seilenos/sobre-os-conceitos-de-forma-e-mat%C3%A9ria-em-ren%C3%A9-gu%C3%A9non-479635d8d554

"The History Of Freemasonry" Vol. I, Albert Mackey (para fins políticos)

https://archive.org/details/MackeyAGTheHistoryOfFreemasonryVol.I1906/page/n29/mode/2up?q=Jewish

https://toysondor.blog/2021/05/08/les-7-tours-du-diable-geopolitique-de-satan/

https://archive.org/details/doctrineliteratu0000wait/page/n7/mode/2up

https://archive.org/details/histoiredesdoctr0000rivi/mode/1up?q=Croix+Zohar+Clement

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/4437931/jewish/Appendix-A.htm

https://pt.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/4639316/jewish/Por-Que-70-Especial.htm

Pesquisar pelo "Aur Torá HaSholeim" (אור תורה השלם להמגיד ממעזריטש) do rabino Dov ber de Mezritch. Aqui ele fala sobre o Aleph-Tav e o Aleph-Beith

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/5497464/jewish/Why-the-Four-Headed-Shin-on-Tefillin.htm

http://www.studiesincomparativereligion.com/Public/articles/The_Seven_Deadly_Sins-by_Martin_Lings.aspx

Procurar pelo Sepher HaKabbalah (ספר הקבלה) de Abraham ibn Daud

Pesquisar sobre as teorias envolvendo o Grande Colidir de Hadrons (LHC)

https://mortesubita.net/thelema/aiwas-thelema-e-o-culto-ao-ego/

https://savageminds.org/2017/07/02/casting-into-the-cosmos-magic-and-ritual-in-human-spaceflight-part-1/

Parte 2:

https://savageminds.org/2017/07/06/casting-into-the-cosmos-magic-and-ritual-in-human-spaceflight-part-2/

https://www.supercluster.com/editorial/the-occult-history-behind-nasas-jet-propulsion-laboratory

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/361902/jewish/The-Four-Worlds.htm

https://www.culturaanimi.com.br/post/o-reino-da-quantidade-de-ren%C3%A9-gu%C3%A9non

Imagens de Fidus (Hugo Reinhold Karl Johann Höppener)

https://www.li.ru/interface/pda/?jid=5801942&pid=442775130&redirected=1&page=0&backurl=/users/lavada/post442775130/

https://skemmata.blogspot.com/2017/09/experiencias-fora-do-corpo-na.html?fbclid=IwAR3JG3IRiluAlKuBmRa3VweJ5Td0GK-93gVjYLwYRQ8oM7lFe20FwtScWpk&m=1

https://artway.eu/artway.php?id=883&lang=en&action=show&type=current

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton's_occult_studies

https://www.recantodasletras.com.br/artigos-de-religiao-e-teologia/7498481#user--ftnref6

https://bibliot3ca.com/kabbalah/

https://novumveritasuniversalis.wordpress.com/2012/07/21/plato-part-two-the-timaeus/

https://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Incubus+and+Succubus

https://medium.com/the-collector/the-fascinating-iconography-of-vesica-piscis-5674bd834dd7

https://www.sacredgeometryshop.com/sacred-geometry/vesica-piscis-sacred-geometry/

"The Migrating Symbol: from the Pythagoreans to the Christianity"

https://www.academia.edu/1881477/THE_MIGRATING_SYMBOL_VESICA_PISCIS_FROM_THE_PYTHAGOREANS_TO_THE_CHRISTIANITY

https://www.andhrafriends.com/topic/892145-203031-end-of-kaliyuga-cosmic-cycle-by-ren%C3%A9-gu%C3%A9non/

https://www.americamagazine.org/faith/2023/05/18/teilhard-chardin-mass-world-eucharist-245321

https://groups.google.com/g/greenyouth/c/0Zal3c7s8Wk