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Friday, 09 June
01:08
Animal Death (Johnston) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Animal Death (Sydney: Sydney University Press, c2013), ed. by Jay Johnston and Fiona Probyn-Rapsey (PDF with commentary at oapen.org)
Minimal Ethics for the Anthropocene (Zylinska) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Minimal Ethics for the Anthropocene (Ann Arbor: Open Humanities Press, 2014), by Joanna Zylinska (HTML and PDF with commentary at Open Humanities Press)
Travels into North America (Kalm) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Travels into North America: Containing its Natural History, and a Circumstantial Account of its Plantations and Agriculture in General; With the Civil, Ecclesiastical and Commercial State of the Country, the Manners of the Inhabitants, and Several Curious and Important Remarks on Various Subjects (3 volumes; 1770-1771), by Pehr Kalm, trans. by Johann Reinhold Forster (stable link)
Supplemental Check list of Kentucky Imprints, 1788-1820 (Townsend) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Supplemental Check list of Kentucky Imprints, 1788-1820 (American Imprints Inventory #25; 1942), ed. by John Wilson Townsend (page images at HathiTrust)
Check List of Kentucky Imprints, 1787-1810 (McMurtrie) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Check List of Kentucky Imprints, 1787-1810 (American Imprints Inventory #5; 1939), by Douglas C. McMurtrie and Albert H. Allen (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Check List of Kentucky Imprints, 1811-1820; With Notes in Supplement to the Check List of 1787-1810 Imprints (McMurtrie) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Check List of Kentucky Imprints, 1811-1820; With Notes in Supplement to the Check List of 1787-1810 Imprints (American Imprints Inventory #5; 1939), by Douglas C. McMurtrie and Albert H. Allen (page images at HathiTrust)
The Clarke Historical Collection; With a List of Michigan Imprints (Fish) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Clarke Historical Collection; With a List of Michigan Imprints (Mount Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan College Press, 1956), by Arthur M. Fish (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Stirring Times (Finn) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Stirring Times: or, Records From Jerusalem Consular Chronicles of 1853 to 1856 (2 volumes; London: C. K. Paul and Co., 1878), by James Finn, ed. by Elizabeth Anne McCaul Finn (page images at HathiTrust)
The Pioneer Press of Kentucky (Perrin) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Pioneer Press of Kentucky: From the Printing of the First Paper West of the Alleghanies, August 11, 1787, to the Establishment of the Daily Press in 1830 (Filson Club Publications #3; Louisville: J. P. Morton and Co., 1888), by William Henry Perrin (page images at HathiTrust)
Early Kentucky Literature, 1750-1840 (Jillson) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Early Kentucky Literature, 1750-1840 (second edition; Frankfort: Kentucky State Historical Society, 1932), by Willard Rouse Jillson (page images at HathiTrust)
Early Wisconsin Imprints (Legler) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Early Wisconsin Imprints: A Preliminary Essay (reprinted from Proceedings of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1904), by Henry Eduard Legler (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Check List of Kansas Imprints, 1854-1876 (Historical Records Survey ) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Check List of Kansas Imprints, 1854-1876 (American Imprints Inventory #10, and supplement; 1939-1958), by Historical Records Survey (U.S.), contrib. by Lorene Anderson Hawley and Alan W. Farley (page images at HathiTrust)
The First Printing in Kentucky (Jillson) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The First Printing in Kentucky: Some Account of Thomas Parvin and John Bradford and the Establishment of the Kentucky Gazette in Lexington in the Year 1787, With a Bibliography of Seventy Titles (Louisville: C. T. Dearing Printing Co., 1936), by Willard Rouse Jillson (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
A Bibliography of Kentucky County, Virginia, 1776-1780 (With Annotations) (Jillson) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
A Bibliography of Kentucky County, Virginia, 1776-1780 (With Annotations) (Frankfort: Roberts Printing Co., 1950), by Willard Rouse Jillson (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Food Price Volatility and Its Implications for Food Security and Policy (Kalkuhl) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Food Price Volatility and Its Implications for Food Security and Policy (Cham: Springer Open, c2016), ed. by Matthias Kalkuhl, Joachim Von Braun, and Mximo Torero Cullen (PDF and Epub with commentary at Springer)
An Excellent Treatise of the Immortalytie of the Soule (Calvin) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
An Excellent Treatise of the Immortalytie of the Soule (London: Printed by I. Daye, 1581), by Jean Calvin, trans. by Thomas Stocker (HTML at EEBO TCP)
The Alabama Baptist "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Alabama Baptist (partial serial archives)
Annuaire de l'Observatoire Royal de Belgique "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Annuaire de l'Observatoire Royal de Belgique (in French and Dutch) (partial serial archives)
Jamestown Alert "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Jamestown Alert (partial serial archives)
The Motor-Car Journal "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Motor-Car Journal (partial serial archives)
01:05
Molly "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
A Sunday afternoon in early spring.
Wed spent the morning quiet, in separate roomsme in my office,
writing; Molly on the bed in the guest room, working too, so I
believed. Id pass by and see her using her laptop or reading from
the books piled on the bed where she lay prone, or sometimes
staring off out through the window to the yard. It was warm for
March already, full of the kind of color through which you can
begin to see the blooming world emerge. Molly didnt want to talk
really, clearly feeling extremely down again, and still I tried to
hug her, leaning over the bed to wrap my arms around her shoulders
as best I could. She brushed me off a bit, letting me hold her but
not really responding. I let her beitd been a long winter, coming
off what felt like the hardest year in both our lives, to the point
wed both begun to wonder if, not when, the struggle would ever
slow. I wished there could be something I might say to lift her
spirits for a minute, but I also knew how much she loathed most any
stroke of optimism or blind hope, each more offensive than the woe
alone. Later, though, while passing in the hallway in the dark, she
slipped her arms around me at the waist and drew me close. She told
me that she loved me, almost a whisper, tender, small in my arms. I
told her I loved her too, and we held each other standing still, a
clutch of limbs. I put my head in her hair and looked beyond on
through the bathroom where half-muted light pressed at the window
as through a tarp. When we let go, she slipped out neatly, no
further words, and back to bed. The house was still, very little
sound besides our motion. After another while spent working, I came
back and asked if shed come out with me to the yard to see the
chickens, one of our favorite ways to pass the time. Outside, it
was sodden, lots of rain lately, and the birds were restless, eager
to rush out of their run and hunt for bugs. Molly said no, she
didnt want to go, asked if Id bring one to the bedroom window so
she could seesomething I often did so many days, an easy way to
make her smile. I scooped up Woosh, our Polish hen, my favorite,
and brought her over to the glass where Molly sat. This time,
though, when I approached the window, Molly didnt move toward us,
open the window, as she would usually. Even as I smiled and waved,
holding Woosh up close against the glass, speaking for her in the
hen-voice that Id made up, Mollys mouth held clamped, her eyes like
dents obscured against the glare across the dimness of the room.
Woosh began to wriggle, wanting down. The other birds were ranging
freely, unattendedwhich always made me nervous now, as in recent
months a hawk had taken favor to our area, often reappearing in
lurking circles overhead, waiting for the righ...
01:00
UK Financial Conduct Authority Clamps Down on Crypto Marketing "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The UKs Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently proposed some strict new rules for how crypto companies can market their products and services to customers. If passed, the regulations would clamp down on misleading hype and unrealistic promises, requiring more transparency and balanced information.
According to a release by the FCA, the new rules, which will apply to first-time investors in the UK willing to purchase crypto assets, will require companies to introduce a cooling-off period from October 8, 2023. The FCA has also opened consultations regarding the matter until the 10th of August.
New Rules For Firms Promoting Crypto Products Or Services
Essentially, the FCA wants to treat cryptocurrencies as high-risk investments as part of its post-Brexit financial strategy revealed in February. In 2022 alone, the FCA forced firms to rectify 8,582 misleading promotions.
The regulator is concerned that crypto newbies dont fully understand the risks of these volatile, unregulated assets. With the value of major cryptocurrencies fluctuating wildly, those promoting crypto must also put in place clear risk warnings and ensure adverts are clear, fair, and not misleading.
According to the announcement, firms promoting crypto products or services will need to include a clear risk warning such as: Dont invest unless youre prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more.
A comprehensive set of guideline consultations will be published, and it will clarify the rules that companies must follow to make sure that advertisements regarding cryptocurrencies are not misleading. In addition, promotions that appear to attract crypto investors, such as refer a friend programs, would no longer be allowed.
US Treasury Secretary Yellen Wants More Regulation
Regulators from big powerful nations are continuing to look for legislation considering that there are no regulations in place to oversee the cryptocurrency industry. Despite this, there has been no significant development so far.
Recently, Janet Yellen, the current Secretary of the United States Treasury and a former Chair of the Federal Reserve has voiced her concern over the lack of regulation in the cryptocurrency market. She contends that the United States Congress should be doing more to pass laws that will protect investors and curb illicit activity.
During an interview on CNBCs Squawk Box, Yellen stated, I see some holes in the system where additiona...
01:00
Subsocial chat program implements Ethereum usernames, Polygon donations "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Despite running on a Polkadot parachain, Grill.chat lets users post using Ethereum wallets and send payments via Polygon.
Disposable Vapes Are A Great Source For Rechargeable Batteries: Heres How To Use Them "IndyWatch Feed Diy"
Many people have complaints bout vaping. One of the common complaints is that the industry is incredibly wasteful. These little devices often have perfectly usable internal parts that are destined to end up in the landfill. Becky Stern explains what kinds of things youll find in them and more importantly, how to use the best []
The post Disposable Vapes Are A Great Source For Rechargeable Batteries: Heres How To Use Them appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
00:45
Astrophotographer Spends a Month of Sleepless Nights to Capture Rare Lunar Figure Eight "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Astrophotographer Spends a Month of Sleepless Nights to Capture Rare Lunar Figure Eight
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One dedicated astrophotographer was able to cross an incredible photo project off his checklist when he spent a month creating a lunar analemma, an asymmetrical figure-eight curve in the sky. This type of image often refers to the Sun, but can also be used by other celestial bodies. As they are very time-consuming and difficult to create, very few people have done so. Astrophotographer Wael Omar decided to create what he believes is the first analemma made by an Egyptian.
In layman's terms, an analemma is a diagram or photo that shows the position of a celestial body in the sky from a fixed position on Earth at the same mean solar time over a specific period. For the Sun, an analemma requires images each day for an entire year. For the Moon, the analemma can be completed over one lunar cycle, which lasts a month. In both cases, the resulting pattern is a figure eight, which is owed to the tilted, elliptical orbits of these celestial bodies.
To image the Moon correctly, Omar needed to research the proper position and then return each day, 50 minutes later than the last, to take his photograph. Not only did this require Omar to take off work, but he also had many sleepless nights waiting for the right time to take the photograph.
There were some cloudy nights, and I was a little lucky to see the Moon through [the clouds] when the time of the shoot came, he tells My Modern Met. I used a...
00:02
Incorrupt Nun in Missouri "IndyWatch Feed Uncanny"
Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, the incorrupt nun of Missouri, showed little sign of decomposition when she was exhumed from her grave 4 years after her death.
The post Incorrupt Nun in Missouri first appeared on Cult of Weird.00:00
World Mobile eyes African rollout after decentralized wireless field tests "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
World Mobile announces the completion of DeWi technology field tests in Kenya, Mozambique and Nigeria, bringing a full African rollout one step closer.
Thursday, 08 June
23:50
Stargazers Can Construct the NASA Mars Rover in New LEGO Set "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Stargazers Can Construct the NASA Mars Rover in New LEGO Set
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Millions of miles away from the Earth, the NASA Mars Rover Perseverance is collecting essential data that will help astronauts one day visit the Red Planet. For those that want to feel connected to this amazing piece of engineering, there is now a LEGO set that can help you recreate it on a smaller scale.
By assembling 1,132 LEGO bricks you can bring the rover to life in all its glory. The finished piece measures 9 inches tall and has 360-degree steering and a moveable arm. Additionally, like its real-life inspiration, the toy model can traverse uneven terrain with its six wheels and suspension. This allows for all sorts of imaginative play.
Makers can also download the Technic AR app for more information about Perseverance and its expeditions on Mars. It even shows what the weather is like on Earth's neighboring planet. Ive always felt passionate about space, and the design process let me explore my interest as I recreated the incredible engineering developed by the pioneering team at NASA, Luke Cragin, design at LEGO, says. We hope the models features and functions will help introduce young space lovers to the world of engineering and encourage them to reach for the stars in the future.
The Mars Rover Perseverance set will be available for purchase through the LEGO website for $99.99 starting August 1, 2023.
LEGO is releasing a new set based on the NASA Mars Rover Perseverance.
...23:47
FUD Storm: Top 5 Market Losers In Heightened Uncertainty "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The market is currently experiencing a downturn fueled by an unsettling combination of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt). Adding to this challenging situation is the recent lawsuit filed against crypto exchange giants Coinbase and Binance by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Both Binance and Coinbase were charged by the SEC of being unregistered exchanges that sold unregistered securities, including Binances own digital assets, BNB and the Binance USD (BUSD) stablecoin.
As a consequence of this disheartening news, Binances netflow on the Ethereum blockchain has plummeted to a staggering negative $776.8 million.
This event led to the crypto market dropping over 3% in the past 24 hours at the time of writing as significant cryptocurrencies slid, pulling the entire market downwards. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, for its part, continues to languish below the $27k region.
Thus, these top five cryptocurrencies are a must-avoid for investors if they want to stay in the green this week.
Netflow to Binance over the past 24 hours is $778.6M negative on Ethereum $871.7M in and $1.65B out
Over the past hour, netflow on Ethereum continues to be negative at $35.7M on Ethereum $14.8M in and $50.5M out
Track it here https://t.co/nwTgpXWhZY and filter for Binance pic.twitter.com/jnNAN0QKVy
Nansen
(@nansen_ai) June 6, 2023
Top 5 Losing Cryptos Amid FUD Storm
PEPE
Once the bringer of significant gains to investors has now succumbed to the bearish forces of the market, according to Coingecko, the token is now down over 13% in the daily timeframe, following the market slippage that started this week.
The tokens current trajectory puts it on a path for more FUD for investors. At the moment, PEPEs price oscillates above the $0.00000101 support range. With the bearish sentiment in the crypto market right now, it will take some time before bulls can knock a zero out of PEPE.
SAND
Despite a strong advertising campaign ahead of Paris Hiltons concert on the 7th of June, investors and traders confidence in SAND was shaken as major cryptocurrencies fell in price. Coingecko...
23:30
6 Questions for Thiago Cesar of Transfero "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Transferos Thiago Cesar says when he started buying Bitcoin in 2012 he knew it had amazing potential for internationalizing money.
23:25
Bitcoin payments exec shares adoption challenges in the Philippines "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Pouch founder Ethan Rose said that theyve managed to convince 400 businesses to accept Bitcoin in the Philippines.
23:15
The role of blockchain in combatting fraud and revolutionizing the gaming industry "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Blockchain's transparency is another key weapon in the fight against fraud.
23:10
Australian Bank Takes Stance Against Payments To Select Crypto Exchanges "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Due to concerns over the risk of scams, Australias largest bank, Commonwealth Banks (CBA), has recently announced the temporary delay of certain payments associated with crypto exchanges.
This decision arose after the United States Securities Regulator (SEC) sued two major global exchanges, Coinbase and Binance. This comes just a few weeks after another major Australian bank, Westpac, banned customers from transacting with crypto exchange Binance.
Commonwealth Bank Combat Scams, Prioritizing Customer ProtectionOn June 8, CBA disclosed its intention to decline or place a 24-hour hold on certain payments to crypto exchanges. Nevertheless, the bank has yet to specify which crypto exchanges or payment types would be impacted by these new measures.
Related Reading: Ripple CEO Blasts SEC Chair For Anti-Innovation Stance, XRP Bulls Remain Optimistic
According to a statement, CBA claimed that the measures theyve introduced safeguard their clients from scams associated with making payments to crypto exchanges.
The bank added that customers sending funds to crypto exchanges to purchase cryptocurrencies will have a monthly limit of AUD 10,000 ($6,650).
The general manager of CBAs fraud management services, James Roberts, said;
Consumer interest in cryptocurrencies has been increasing, and unfortunately, scammers globally are capitalizing on this trend and masquerading as legitimate investment opportunities or diverting funds into cryptocurrency exchanges.
James further emphasized that the limits on outbound payments to crypto exchanges and the 24-hour holds will help fight the number of scams and money lost by customers.
CBA said continual evaluation and monitoring would be conducted to assess the impacts of these scam response measures.
This recent security measure marks a significant reversal from its previous plans. Notably, in November 2021, the bank introduced crypto trading services through its CommBank app, holding millions of users.
During that period, the banks CEO, Matt Comyn, acknowledged the associated risks but emphasized the greater risks of not participating. He stated that The sector and the technology [isnt] going away anytime soon.
Uncertain Future for Crypto Exchange Binance Australia Services Following De-bankingAmid the ongoing global de-banking of crypto businesses, Binance users in Australia now face limited options for purchasi...
23:10
23:03
HyperPlay raises $12M in Series A funding round "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Griffin Gaming Partners and Bitkraft co-lead investors in a $12 million Series A funding round for MetaMask and Game7s HyperPlay.
23:01
EOS turns 5, celebrates the communitys effort to rebuild "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
After setting the record for having the largest initial coin offering in history, the EOS network suffered various setbacks, including fines and allegations of market manipulation.
23:00
AnkrMicrosoft partnership continues with blockchain creator tool debut "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The partnership was preceded by the launch of an enterprise node hosting service on Microsoft Azure.
On the horizon: The creator economy is moving to Web3 "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Blockchain projects continue to innovate and experiment in a number of industries and formats.
MetaMask Institutional to integrate with Fireblocks MPC platform "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Fireblocks will be added to the list of MetaMask Institutional custody technology providers, allowing its users to perform token swaps and stake ETH using the apps dashboard.
22:55
Artistic Tastes Revealed: Discover Your Ideal Art Experience [Quiz] "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Artistic Tastes Revealed: Discover Your Ideal Art Experience [Quiz]
Love art but aren't sure how to describe your taste? We've got the quiz for you. Just answer eight simple questions about the art that you respond to, and we'll tell you about the qualities that make up your artistic taste. And, as a bonus, if you enter your email address, we'll send your results straight to your inbox along with information about some artists whose work you might enjoy.
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22:45
22:42
Bitcoin traders weigh next move with BTC price at crucial 200-week trendline "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Bitcoin keeps the market guessing over how it will treat the 200-week moving average at $26,500.
22:40
What is wrong with the Covid jabs that they are hurting so many people? "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
We must continue to share truthful information as it is revealed!
In a nutshell, the mRNA platform is fundamentally inappropriate for use and was never proven to be safe for any vaccine
22:36
EU to use blockchain for educational and professional credential verification "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The EUs EBSI Vector project and blockchain service provider, Protokol, are creating a blockchain-based cross-border credential verification program for EU citizens.
22:30
Binance vs. SEC: How low can BNB price go? "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
BNB is clinging on to its short-term bullish bias amid the Binance-SEC fiasco, but a 30% price decline is still on the cards.
22:15
XRP Very Important, Top Analyst Predicts Which Tokens Could Profit From The SEC War "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Despite the blow suffered by most of the crypto market, XRP continues to trade in the green on higher timeframes. The token is in a battle between the U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC) and payment company Ripple.
This legal battle began two years ago but has become more relevant than ever as the regulator crackdown on the nascent sector. The event has attracted speculators and traders looking to profit from its outcome.
With the SEC filing two new lawsuits against crypto exchanges Binance and Coinbase, XRP could benefit from a positive result, and other tokens could record a positive correlation. In other words, if XRP wins in court, other tokens will follow a similar trajectory.
As of this writing, XRP trades at $0.52 with a 2% loss in the last 24 hours. In the previous week, the token recorded a 3% profit as the market collapsed, with Binance Coin (BNB), Cardano (ADA), and Solana (SOL) experiencing sharp corrections.
Trading The SEC War, Why XRP Is Key
The SECs lawsuits put Binance Coin (BNB), Cardano (ADA), and many more coins under the spotlight. These cryptocurrencies could be deemed securities in the United States, thus rendering most crypto exchanges unable to offer them for a while.
Binance.US has begun pausing trading on this and other crypto asset securities, as the regulator calls them. As a result, their prices have been suffering and could continue to see downside pressure in the short term.
According to pseudonym analyst Daan Crypto, some of the tokens targeted by the SEC could rise again to benefit those traders willing to take the risk. Via Twitter, the analyst wrote:
I think there might be some smart people that know whether these coins will come out on top or not and might get some amazing...
21:57
Crypto ads face stricter rules, referral bonus ban by UK FCA "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Crypto services in the U.K. will face stricter regulations, including a cooling-off period for first-time investors and a ban on refer a friend bonuses.
21:55
Cosmos-based DeFi lending protocol Nolus joins Cointelegraph Accelerator "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Nolus DeFi lending protocol aims to onboard more people by solving collateralization inefficiencies.
21:20
SECs crypto actions surged 183% in 6 months after FTX collapse "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The regulator stepped up enforcement actions in the crypto space following the revelations around FTX.
21:20
20:58
SEC is killing innovation in the United States 1inch co-founder "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
U.S.-based Web3 companies and cryptocurrency exchanges could be pushed offshore following enforcement actions against Coinbase and Binance.US.
20:33
People Discuss Toxic Parenting Techniques That a Lot of Folks Think Are Normal "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
If you spend a lot of time around parents or you ARE a parent, then you know the deal.
You get all kinds of opinions and beliefs thrown around and some of it makes you shake your headbecause you know a lot of what youre hearing is TOXIC but its passed off as normal.
What did AskReddit users have to say about this?
Take a look and see what you think.
Telling girls to give boys a pass.
Telling girls that they should be patient and understanding because boys are immature. Its so wrong.
Your little brother broke your favorite toy? You should forgive him; boys are immature! The teenage boys next door are making creepy comments about your growing body? Just ignore them; boys are immature! Your big brothers never do chores at home?
Do it for them; boys are immature! No one respects you? Thats because boys are immature! Just shut up and dont complain!
Having expectations that are unrealistic.
My parents are so supportive and encouraging, and I love that about them. But sometimes when parents expect a lot from you and hold you to a high standard, its exhausting and could lead to anxiety problems.
For example: when they expect you to achieve As in your studies, get into a good school, or even working on your masters degree.
Its exhausting to try to meet their expectations and satisfy them in that way.
Not respecting their boundaries.
Ive always been uncomfortable around small kids...
20:17
Social Media Targeted in EU Consumer Group Complaint About Crypto Ads "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Consumer lobby BEUC is worried about misleading social media crypto ads. (Anna/Pixabay)
20:01
UK Lawmakers Clash Over Government Plans to Regulate Crypto as Financial Services "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
U.K. lawmakers appear to disagree on how to treat crypto. (Jorge Villalba/GettyImages)
20:00
QHHT Insights into Secret Space Programs, ET Life, and The Event "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
Suzanne Spooner is a Level 3 practitioner in the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) pioneered by Dolores Cannon and has spent 13 years helping clients remember past life memories, recover from major illnesses and injuries, and alleviate Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Some of her clients have shared information about secret space programs, have had contact []
20:00
Cheesy Roast Asparagus "IndyWatch Feed Food"
Tender roast asparagus covered in plenty of melted cheese! Ive shared a number of asparagus recipes over the years and I recently noticed that I have not shred one of my favourites, this cheesy roast asparagus! This recipe is so easy, roast the asparagus, top with cheese and broil until the cheese has melted! What...
The post Cheesy Roast Asparagus appeared first on Closet Cooking.
20:00
NFT platform Enjin forks Polkadot parachain Efinity to new mainnet "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Enjin chief technology officer Witek Radomski said the new blockchain aims to promote creativity by facilitating the easy and affordable creation and distribution of NFTs.
19:45
Less Than 100 XRP Needed To Become A Millionaire? New Research Suggests "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Valhil Capital has published a new research paper assessing the fair value of XRP, and the results are astronomical. The private equity firm explains in the research paper, using six pricing models, that the fair value is somewhere between $3,500 and $21,900 per token.
So, as one community member pointed out, it would only take 77.9 XRP to become a millionaire at the median price of $12,822. Even at the most conservative projection of $3,500, 285.8 XRP would be enough to become a dollar millionaire.
XRP Price To The Moon?
Molly Elmore, Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Valhil Capital, shared the whitepaper titled A Comprehensive Approach To Determine The Fair Market Value Of XRP via Twitter. According to her, the document is the result of an extensive two-year research conducted by a larger group of individuals, the confidential committee.
The origin of the effort was the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC) lawsuit against Ripple, which raised the question: if the SECs lawsuit harmed retail investors, how could financial damages be calculated? To do this, Valhil Capital argues that it is necessary to examine the extent to which the lawsuit prevented the adoption of the XRP Ledger from realizing its intended use case.
Because of this, the concept of fair market value came into discussion, and how it differs from market value. To assess the fair value, the Confidential Committee formed a smaller Valuation Committee in the fall of 2022, composed of individuals who had experience with quantitative and financial valuations.
As a result, the Committee establishes six pricing models: Pipeline Flow Model, Athey and Mitchnick Model, 99-Year Golden Eagle Model, Discounted Cash Flow Model, Collateral Model, and a Quantum Liquidity Model. All models relate to various factors, including market conditions, supply and demand, and other relevant considerations.
...19:24
Polygon Labs president testifies on democratizing the internet with Web3, blockchains "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The U.S. House Committee explores blockchain and Web3s future as industry leaders testify on democratizing the internet and regulatory challenges.
19:00
A Kubrick Scholar Discovers an Eerie Detail in The Shining Thats Gone Unnoticed for More Than 40 Years "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Stanley Kubricks The Shining pulls off the uncommon feat of inhabiting a genre without falling victim to its vices. But exactly which genre does it inhabit? Horror? Meta-horror? Supernatural thriller? Psychological drama? Most of the pictures made for these broad fields of cinema share a dispiriting lack of re-watchability, especially those reliant on the device of the twist ending: M. Night Shyamalans The Sixth Sense, for example, which now, 24 years after its release, is enjoyed primarily as an artifact of its cultural era. But over the past four decades The Shining has only become a richer viewing experience, and one that continues to yield heretofore unseen details.
In the new video above (and an associated Twitter thread), Kubrick scholar Filippo Ulivieri exposes one such detail or rather, a whole series of them. Throughout his performance as the Overlook Hotels increasingly troubled caretaker Jack Torrance, Jack Nicholson keeps looking directly at the camera. Im not talking about when he looks at the camera because hes talking to someone else, says Uliveri. Im talking about all the times in which Jack Torrance looks at the camera, but theres no one to look at.
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18:55
Polkadot Metrics Surge With Project Launches Good News For DOT Price? "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Polkadot, the innovative multi-chain platform, has witnessed a remarkable surge in its key metrics following the launch of several ambitious projects. With an ecosystem bustling with activity and growing adoption, DOTs performance metrics have soared to new heights.
Amidst this flurry of activity and positive indicators, the cryptocurrency market remains notoriously volatile. Cryptocurrencies have been subject to significant price swings, influenced currently by the regulatory developments chauffeured by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Will the growing momentum of Polkadots ecosystem be enough to sustain its strength amidst uncertain times?
Polkadot Emerges As Go-To Platform For Project Launches
Polkadot Insider, a widely followed Twitter account that provides regular updates on the Polkadot ecosystem, recently shared an exciting revelation: Polkadot is rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after blockchain platforms for launching innovative projects.
@Polkadot is quickly becoming one of the most popular blockchain platforms for launching new projects
Lets take a look at the top parachains on the Polkadot ecosystem based on the number of investors theyve attracted
Top 3 include:
@AcalaNetwork: 36
@AstarNetwork: pic.twitter.com/0mUCPqRlxA
Polkadot Insider (@PolkadotInsider) June 6, 2023
According to Polkadot Insiders tweet, three specific parachains have emerged as the frontrunners in terms of investor interest within the Polkadot ecosystem.
These parachains are Manta Network, Acala Network, and Astar Network. Their ability to capture the attention of numerous investors serves as a testament to the confidence placed in Polkadot as a launching pad for groundbreaking projects.
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18:44
US federal court dismisses lawsuit against DeFi platform PoolTogether "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The DeFi community funded the protocols legal defense through a $1.4 million nonfungible token sale in 2022.
18:23
EU watchdog targets crypto ads on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The largest European consumer rights group alleges crypto marketers on popular social networks use misleading promotion, exposing consumers to serious harm.
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18:20
DeFi Unfazed by SEC's Classification of Tokens as Securities "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The lack of sudden capital flight suggests positive sentiment among global market participants. (Kevin Ku/Unsplash)
18:04
The Petrodollar and Its Discontents Point to Bitcoin's Role in the Financial Future "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Northeastern Saudi Arabia near the Iraqi border (Wayne Eastep/Getty Images)
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18:00
Stablecoin Regulation Is a Sticking Point Between the G-7 and G-20 "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The world's leading economies are tackling stablecoin regulation. (Vector/Getty Images)
17:28
GameStop fires CEO Matt Furlong months after axing crypto push "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The executive, once instrumental to the companys NFT efforts, was terminated amid lackluster Q1 earnings.
17:24
US Corporation buys time by extorting Thai gold, conning Chinese royals June 5, 2023 "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
17:03
INTERVIEW W/COMMANDER THOR OF VENUS 6/7/23 "IndyWatch Feed Uncanny"
INFO COMMANDER VALIANT THOR UPDATE 6/6/23 MY LIGHT BEING FAMILIES, GALACTIC FEDERATION, SPACE FORCE AND ALL THE COUNCILS OF LIGHT ARE HERE ERADICATING EVERY COMBINED EVIL REPTOS, DRACOS, Continue Reading
Het bericht INTERVIEW W/COMMANDER THOR OF VENUS 6/7/23 verscheen eerst op Take care 4.
17:01
Shiba Inu Hits Crucial Barrier How This May Impact Investor Sentiment "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has found itself in a challenging position as it grapples with a prolonged downward trend, reaching a critical support level that investors have anxiously awaited. The popular meme coin, known for its adorable dog-themed branding, has struggled to reverse its declining price trajectory in recent months.
Despite the initial hype and enthusiasm surrounding SHIB, the coin has faced an uphill battle in the volatile market of digital currencies. As the price continued to backpedal, the community of SHIB holders and supporters looked to the long-awaited support level as a potential turning point for the beleaguered cryptocurrency.
However, the road to recovery remains uncertain, with SHIB struggling to regain its former glory.
Shiba Inu: Final Destination Support Is Reached
Shiba Inu has finally reached what market observers have dubbed its Final Destination support level, a significant price point of $0.000008 that has long been regarded as a crucial roadblock for a potential trend reversal.
A lot of people were anticipating a big spike in the price of SHIB, seeing it as a turning point for the token. They were expecting a spike that would mark a turning point and take SHIB to greater heights.
But despite periodic outbursts of excitement and temporary rallies that fueled optimism, the token has struggled to make any real headway. SHIB holders are at a crossroads, uncertain about the future direction of the cryptocurrency, due to the absence of persistent upward momentum.
The meme coin is under more scrutiny than ever before, and investors are being prompted to rethink their approaches in light of this crucial juncture.
The $0.000008 level holds particular significance as it is considered a robust support level that has historically acted as a springboard for price recoveries.
The failure of SHIB to gain momentum and break out significantly from this crucial support level has left investors and analysts uncertain about the tokens future trajectory...
17:00
Las Vegas family claims to see aliens after several report something falling from sky "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
Caller: There's like an 8 foot person...beside it and another one's inside and it has big eyes and it's looking at us and it's still there
911: Ok, where is this on your property
Caller: In my backyard, I swear to god this is not a joke. This is actually, we...we...we're terrified
911: So there's two people or... two subjects that are in your backyard?
Caller: Correct and they are very large...they're like 8 foot, 9 foot, I don't know, they look like aliens to us. Big eyes...they have big eyes, like, I can't explain it and big um, mouth, they're shiny eyes and, they're not human, they're 100%, they're not human
911: Okay
The mystery deepens when considering that, even after more than a month of investigation, it remained unclear what exactly had crashed or landed in the family's backyard.
The blacked-out portion of the body camera footage due to privacy laws adds another layer of intrigue and raises questions about the nature of the event. It's unclear why privacy laws would be a concern in this particular case.
A strange story which leaves room for speculation and further investigation. Where is the crashed object, where are the two aliens.
Isn't it a coincidence that within one week, first a whistleblower claimed that US military is hiding UFO retrieval program and now people see aliens in their backyard. I think that the whistleblower case and the Las Vegas case is a set...
16:44
People Talked About Why They Walked Away From Their Jobs With No Backup Plans "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Have you ever quit a job when you had absolutely no backup plan because you were so miserable you just couldnt take it anymore?
I have!
It was scary but also totally liberating because I realized on my last day how stressed out and unhappy Id been for years.
And I also knew that Id figure out my next move after I stepped back and took some deep breaths.
And it all worked out!
Here are 20 people who quit jobs without backup plans. Check out what they had to say.
At the end of the day
Your happiness is worth quite a lot.
Image Credit: Ruin My Week
Back when jobs werent so hard to find.
If you can afford it, dont stay somewhere thats not good for you.
16:07
Binance Redirected $12B to Firms Controlled by CEO Changpeng Zhao, SEC Says "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Changpeng Zhao, commonly known as "CZ", founder and CEO of Binance, at Davos in 2023. (Casper Labs)
16:05
Meet the judges that will preside over Coinbase and Binances SEC lawsuits "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
One judge has ruled on a key crypto case of late, while the other has ruled on high-profile political cases in the United States in recent times.
15:51
Children or Brides? Exposing "Forced Puberty" in Syria "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
A new report published by TinyHand, an independent digital news platform for covering stories of children in conflict and crisis zones, reveals the horrifying practice of forced puberty across camps in Northern Syria, an area beset by decades of war and a devastating earthquake last February 2023 that displaced millions and killed thousands.
Jeni Balseiro (@jeni_balseiro) June 2, 2023
The media outlet interviewed a number of girls and women, as well as professionals like social workers, a lawyer, and a pharmacist, for this comprehensive investigation. They also used pseudonyms to hide the identity of the people they interviewed.
One of the girls they interviewed included Samar, a 16-year-old girl from northern Syria. Through a secret phone call a midwife arranged, she recalled how her father forced her to take pills in their tent in Salqin in northern Syria when she was 14 to speed up her puberty in hopes that she could get married to someone.
Once I had my period, I was forced into marriage, Samar told TinyHands.
However, the plan to force her into puberty had disastrous results since her husband divorced her after only a year and a half of marriage after Samar became pregnant but lost the baby.
Cases like Samar, where young girls are forced into puberty through hormonal pills or being injected with hormones, were brought to the public in 2020 thanks to Inaam, a humanitarian worker since 2015 who wished to stay anonymous even though she was an influencer in northern Syria.
Inaam accidentally discovered cases of forced puberty among Syrian girls when she joined a technical working group for sexual reproductive health in 2020. There, she initially worked to uncover instances of sexual abuse and violence against women until she heard the story of a 12-year-old girl forced by her father to take pills to fasten her period from a midwife.
From there, Inaam found that parents in camps for refugees and the displaced in northern Syria did not only force their daughters to take hormonal pills or injections but also beat them on their backs, thinking this process would also help speed up their puberty.
The Health Directorates of Idlib and Aleppo banned the sale and use of hormonal injections and drugs without a prescription after the United Nations Population Fund...
15:37
Canadian Imam Declares "We Are Commanded By Allah To Hate the Disbelievers" "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
A Canadian imam delivered a speech describing disbelievers as living like animals and claimed Allah commands Muslims to hate them.
The imam, Younus Kathrada, made these remarks during a sermon he delivered at the Muslim Youth Victoria Islamic Center on May 26, 2023. The video of him saying these comments was transcribed and shared by the Middle East Media Research Institute or MEMRI.
Canadian Imam Younus Kathrada: Disbelievers Live Like Animals; They Are Like Cows Grazing in the Pasture, Unaware That They Will End Up in the Slaughterhouse; We Are Commanded by Allah to Hate Them #Canada pic.twitter.com/CQm7joXipM
MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) May 31, 2023
During the sermon, Kathrada claimed that Allah, which legislated Islam for us, according to the imam, called Muslims to hate, to reject, and to detest the disbelievers. However, he made an analogy connecting the hatred for Muslims and hating other things, like broccoli.
And here, let me just pause for a second. If I hate broccoli, does it mean that I am going to smash it all up and not allow anybody to eat it? the imam reasoned.
He also attempted to clarify his comments on hating disbelievers by saying that hatred, while sometimes leading to violence, isnt necessarily connected or similar to, or even leads to violence.
"When I say I hate something or someone let's say that I hate someone it means I hate them because of something that they stand for, for example. But it does not in any way, shape, or form indicate violence. Hatred is not equivalent to violence. Hatred might lead to violence, but not necessarily. Kathrada insisted.
Allah's commandment. Verse [98:6] ~ Disbelievers are worst of creatures. They will roast in Fire of Hell.
Imam is corroborating what the holy book teaches. pic.twitter.com/oh6uhP0hKAAby (@Abyy_085) May 31, 2023
Kathrada also descri...
15:30
What does at risk of needing a caesarean actually mean? "IndyWatch Feed Fertility"
What does at risk of needing a caesarean actually mean?
I often hear and read comments about women being, at risk of needing a caesarean.
But theres so much to unpack in that statement!
What do we mean by at risk?
What does need actually mean?
And who determines the existence or degree of both of those things?
Risk and need
You may already be aware that the notion of risk is pretty unstable and dependent on who is doing the labelling. I have lots of resources on risk here if youd like to explore it further.
What about need?
Well, if you ask the dictionary, you will find that need means that something is essential to us rather than desirable.
So when I (like so many other people, because we often use this word to express irony or just out of habit) declare that I have a need for chocolate or wine, Im probably not being as accurate as I could be.
I do need to drink fluid to survive.
I dont necessarily need that fluid to be chilled prosecco.
Pedantic, but important
How many of the women who have a caesarean really needed that caesarean in order to enable them to survive?
Theres no way of knowing for sure, but probably very f...
15:26
Major Australian bank to decline certain payments to crypto exchanges "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Commonwealth Bank executive James Roberts cited a huge scale of investment scams involving crypto exchanges.
15:21
Saudi Female Influencer Faces Unimaginable Penalty for Advocacy Posts "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
Authorities in Saudi Arabia arrested and jailed a popular female fitness instructor for her posts on social media, becoming the latest victim of the crackdown against dissent in the Muslim-majority kingdom.
Saudi fitness instructor Manahel al-Otaibi latest targeted in crackdown on dissent in kingdom | AP News https://t.co/E9iC89rlAO
Lina Alhathloul (@LinaAlhathloul) June 1, 2023
The accused was identified as 29-year-old Manahel al-Otaibi, who posted fitness videos on her Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat accounts. According to court documents seen by the Associated Press, which first reported the case, she was charged with defaming the kingdom at home and abroad, calling for rebellion against public order and societys traditions and customs, and challenging the judiciary and its justice.
She was also accused of wearing indecent clothing and using Arabic hashtags that reportedly said overthrow the government in her posts. Even though al-Otaibi has been in prison since November 2022, her case gained prominence after activists in Saudi Arabia chose to go public.
One in space, another in jail for a tweet, hypocrite #SaudiArabia
Majd (@Majd_elarabi) May 31, 2023
Her case will be handled by the kingdoms Specialized Criminal Court, which was initially created to hear terrorism-related cases but now also hands verdicts against activists. While it remains unclear how long al-Otaibi will stay in prison for her charges, activists fear she will be given a lengthy sentence.
Al-Otaibis case is a testament to the strict limits in the ultra-conservative kingdom when it comes to freedom of expression and speech, even for al-Otaibi, who supported Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salmans (MBS) decisions to introduce more liberal reforms in the country. Her social media posts included support for liberal dress codes for women, LGBTQIA+ rights, and the abolition of male guardianship laws in Saudi Arabia....
15:10
Do Kwon could serve prison in both US and South Korea, prosecutor says "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
South Korean prosecutor Dan Sunghan says Kwons extradition to South Korea makes more sense but adds that the Terraform Labs co-founder could also serve time in the United States as well.
14:50
EMAX class action against Kim K and Mayweather is back on, says judge "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
While a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit last year, U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald has given the plaintiffs a new chance at pursuing action against the celebrities.
14:03
Russia Forewarned UNSC and UN Secretary General of Kievs Plan to Destroy the Kakhovskaya Dam "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
14:02
CEX trading volumes fell to 4-year lows even before Binance, Coinbase suits "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Monthly trading volumes on centralized exchanges continued to fall in May as regulators tighten their grip on the industry.
14:00
Australian Dollar and Bitcoin "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
1.00 AUD = 0.00003 BTC
0.00010 BTC = 4.00 AUD
Converter
Bitcoin and United States Dollar "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
0.00010 BTC = 2.66 USD
1.00 USD = 0.00004 BTC
Converter
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Bitcoin Is Reportedly Trading At a $2k Premium on Binance.US "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
According to sources on June 6, Bitcoin is trading at a $2,000 premium on Binance US, an exchange the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) claims is controlled by Changpeng Zhao and Binance Global.
According to screenshots widely circulated on Twitter, BTC, at one point, was reportedly trading at $28,505, a price level that was roughly $2,000 higher than the global BTC average of around $26,500 at the time.
Bitcoin Trading At A $2,000 Premium on Binance US
From price charts, Bitcoin remains volatile even at spot rates. Less than 24 hours after slumping to as low as $25,900 on June 5, the coin reversed losses on June 6.
Yesterday, the price of BTC surged, reaching levels as high as $27,000. This upward movement contradicted the bearish forecasts that analysts had previously made for June 5. Additionally, this positive price movement helped alleviate concerns that the SEC lawsuit against Binance would hurt the value of BTC.
Tumbling Bitcoin and crypto prices on June 5 coincided with accusations from the US regulator. The SEC listed 13 charges against Binance, including that together with the Binance US, the exchange allegedly enabled US citizens to illegally trade a wide range of cryptocurrencies.
Moreover, the SEC pressed that Binance and Binance US were unregistered trading platforms that continue to offer multiple unregistered offers and investment schemes aimed at defrauding equity, retail, and institutional investors about purported surveillance and controls over manipulative trading.
In response to the SECs lawsuit, on-chain data from Nansen shows that investors have continued to pull billions worth of crypto assets from Binance Global and Binance US.
The analytics platform observes that over $3 billion of assets from multiple chains have been withdrawn from Binance. Out of this, over $1.3 billion was from Ethereum.
Intervention Fueling Bitcoins Demand
Meanwhile, Binance.US has suspended its over-the-counter (OTC) trading platform and reduced the number of supported trading pairs.
The...
12:53
Republican crypto bill a 10x improvement on all others: Messari CEO "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Speaking in a Twitter Space hosted by Coinbase on June 7, Ryan Selkis praised the new crypto bill for providing new firms with a clear path to compliance.
12:49
PRIDE MONTH IS DECADENT AND DEPRAVED or revulsion is not hate it is a normal human reaction "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
"the skyence real science( not sold out whore science) has found that queers induce the same instinctual reaction as viewing a carcass full of MAGGOTS , now that's what I call revulsion not hate. these degenerates wallow in shit plain and simple filth. Have they no idea of what PRIDE means, only the nastiest ungodly could support this filth and teaching it to children should warrant the fkn death penalty.
Steve
12:48
Ethereum Price Consolidates Below $1,900: What Could Trigger A Sharp Decline? "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Ethereum price is moving lower from the $1,900 resistance against the US Dollar. ETH could decline heavily if there is a clear move below the $1,800 support.
- Ethereum is still struggling to clear the $1,900 and $1,920 resistance levels.
- The price is trading below $1,880 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average.
- There is a major bearish trend line forming with resistance near $1,855 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken).
- The pair could still struggle to clear the $1,900 resistance zone.
Ethereum Price Dips Again
Ethereums price started a fresh increase from the $1,775 zone. ETH climbed above the $1,850 resistance but the bears were again active near the $1,900 zone, similar to Bitcoin.
A high is formed near $1,898 and the price is now moving lower. There was a break below the $1,850 support zone. The bears pushed the price below the 50% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $1,777 swing low to the $1,898 high.
Ether is now trading below $1,880 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There is also a major bearish trend line forming with resistance near $1,855 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD.
It is now holding the $1,820 support and the 61.8% Fib retracement level of the upward move from the $1,777 swing low to the $1,898 high. Immediate resistance is near the $1,855 zone and the trend line. The next major resistance is near the $1,900 level or the recent high.
Source: ETHUSD on TradingView.com
A proper move above the $1,895 and $1,900 resistance levels might send Ether toward $1,920. The next resistance sits near $1,950, above which Ethereum could rise toward $2,000. Any more gains above the $2,000 resistance zone might send the price toward the $2,040 resistance.
...12:35
Binance Says Gensler Once Offered to Be an 'Informal Advisor' "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Gary Gensler (Third Way/Flickr)
12:24
What Movie Can You Identify From a Single Quote? Heres What People Said. "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
My superpower is this: if you play one random clip from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, I would be able to identify that classic film.
And the same goes for Road House!
Pretty impressive, right?
What movie can you identify by a single quote?
Heres what folks had to say about this on AskReddit.
And FYI, were not going to include the names of these movies so youre gonna have to guess OR look them up if you dont know them.
Good luck!
Remember this one?
I dont know who you are. I dont know what you want. If you are looking for ransom I can tell you I dont have money, but what I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career.
Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now thatll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you, but if you dont, I will look for you, I will find you and I will k**l you.
A great movie.
My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions and loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a mur**red son. Husband to a mur**red wife. And I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next.
...
10:57
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Falls Below $26.5K as Crypto Market Fades Amid Coinbase, Binance Angst "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Bitcoin dail chart (CoinDesk)
10:47
A Churchs Chicken Customer Went Behind the Counter to Make His Own Food "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Full disclosure: I did something similar to this once at a restaurant in Chicago because our table could not, under any circumstances, get our waitress to come back and give us drink refills.
So I took it upon myself to scoot up to the drink station and fill er up!
And another fella also seemed like he got pretty fed up with the service at a Churchs Chicken location so he mosied on behind the counter and helped himself to some chicken.
Photo Credit: TikTok
The video shows the young man sneaking behind the counter and filling up a cup with chicken and there are no employees to be seen.
10:38
U.S. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against DeFi Startup PoolTogether "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
PoolTogether crowdfunded its legal defense with an NFT sale. (PoolTogether)
10:01
SECs Gensler offered to serve as an adviser to Binance in 2019: Lawyers claim "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Years before serving as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Gary Gensler offered up his advisory services to Binance, the exchanges lawyers allege.
09:42
Wild Horses "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
God is the whole not each one
individually trying to outsmart
others and the actual situation
analytic strategies bite back
nothing wants to be atomized
inoperable in separated parts
requiring to be reassembled
that's some of it anyway think
before you identify with one
self eating its way through
others ganging up to fight
evil maniacs stimulate the urge
and feast on causing misery
as if life itself weren't hard
without imposing more pain
that's no excuse either I
...
09:30
Cumberland Labs unveils SaaS API for public blockchains and DeFi protocols "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
When Cumberland Labs looked for a gateway between blockchains and DeFi protocols, it came up with its own universal API service.
09:01
Arbitrum Temporarily Stopped Processing Due to Software Bug "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
(Danny Nelson/CoinDesk)
08:44
08:43
Bitcoin Halving Is Coming and Only the Most Efficient Miners Will Survive "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
A Bitfarms mining facility in Washington State, U.S. (Eliza Gkritsi/CoinDesk)
08:15
Leaked Frank Ocean Songs Were Actually Fakes Generated by Artificial Intelligence "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Weve said it before and its time to say it againthis Artificial Intelligence stuff is getting pretty scary!
AI seems to be causing all kinds of problems when it comes to business and manufacturing and heres yet another problem area for the emerging technology: the arts.
A scammer who goes by the name of mourningassasin said that they hired a musician to come up with nine songs by using high-quality samples of Frank Oceans voice.
...
08:12
Is Your Organization Adequately Paying Artists? "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
The New York-based organization Working Artists and the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.), which offers certifications for institutions based on their artist compensation, will launch a new platform in the coming week. W.A.G.E. debuted its program in 2014 and has certified nearly 150 nonprofits over the course of its history. In addition to fixed bugs and programming updates, the new platform will raise its compensation standards in accordance with inflation.
In order to be certified, an institution must commit to baseline fees for the artists it employs. W.A.G.E. sets payment criteria for specific artist engagements including solo and group exhibitions, talks, and screenings with in-person appearances. Starting July 1, these requirements will increase 25% across the board.
Fees differ based on the size of the institution. Nonprofits with annual operating expenses below $500,000 must meet floor fees; larger institutions mus...
07:34
Celebrated French Artist Franoise Gilot Dies at 101 "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Prolific French artist Franoise Gilot died at age 101 last Tuesday, June 6, her daughter Aurelia Engel confirmed. Gilot was reportedly suffering from heart and lung problems when she passed at Mount Sinai West Hospital in Manhattan. In addition to her widely celebrated art practice, Gilot is well-known for her decade-long relationship with Pablo Picasso and is even more revered for leaving him.
Gilot was born in Paris in 1921 to businessman and agronomist Emile Gilot and watercolorist Madeleine Renault-Gilot. She grew up in Neuilly-sur-Seine with her family, and against her fathers wishes, she decided at age five that she would become an artist, beginning art lessons with her mother two years later. Gilot became alienated from her father during her university years, switching out her international law course with art classes behind his back during the late 1930s ahead of World War II. By 1941, she had left the law track entirely to devote her time to her art practice and was introduced to Picasso through a friend in 1943, when she was 22. Gilot gave birth to the...
07:15
Stand With Crypto NFT Spreads Across Crypto Twitter Amid SEC Crackdown "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Coinbase's Stand with Crypto NFT (Zora)
07:01
The viral deer-eating witches that arent "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
TWH reports on a viral story about trail camera footage that purportedly captured "witches" eating a dead deer that seems to be severely lacking in crucial facts or verifiable information yet may still impact our community.
Continue reading The viral deer-eating witches that arent at The Wild Hunt.
06:42
Trompe Loeil With a Touch of BDSM "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
<figure><img alt="" class= "attachment-medium size-medium wp-post-image" height="540" src= "https://i0.wp.com/hyperallergic-newspack.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/2023/06/Sarah-Palmer-xxxc_099_01.jpg?fit=720%2C540&quality=100&ssl=1" width="720"></figure> <p>I have wanted to see Sarah Palmers work ever since I discovered it in 2019, with her debut solo show, <em><a href= "https://www.mrsgallery.com/2019-sarahpalmer" rel= "noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">Outs & Ins, at Mrs. (November 16, 2019January 18, 2020), which I didnt get to. I made it to her second exhibition, <em><a href= "https://www.mrsgallery.com/2023-sarah-palmer-the-delirious-sun" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">The Delirious Sun</a></em> at Mrs. (March 11May 6, 2023), but not until the last week of the show. This prompted me to do something I rarely do: I got...</p>
06:39
A Walk in Frdrique Luciens Winter Garden "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
PARIS Frdrique Luciens exhibition Jardin dhiver at Galerie Jean Fournier speaks to her continuing engagement with both the sculptural representation of the body (most often her own) and the malleable forms of the botanical world. Lucien typically operates at the intersection of painting, drawing, and sculpture, and this installation offers examples of them all. A jardin dhiver is a winter garden an orangerie, greenhouse, or conservatory a place that allows plants to grow out of season and out of their normal context. In this exhibition, Lucien draws the outlines of delicate, complicated natural forms intertwined flowers, seed pods, stems, and leaves.
These forms are then cut out of sheets of aluminum, brass, or copper their dimensionality is flattened and overlapping parts are merged. The use of metal transforms the abstracted immateriality of a drawing into something with a different sort of presence and physicality a flat, rigid form that can be either attached to the wall individually or in groupings, set on the floor and leaned against it, or suspended in a line from a bar. The negative space of the cutout can also be used, the leftover metal rectangle framing an image of the plant form on a white wall. (The rectangle is often raised a bit off the wall so that a fine dark shadow line of the plant becomes another depictive element.) Pushing up against the delicacy of the cut metal works are big, brash collaged paintings of these same flat forms, scaled up and executed in black, white, and metallic pain...
06:26
Coinbase CEO Armstrong Says Not Shutting Down Staking Service "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong (Coinbase)
06:16
NYC Art Institutions Close Amid Air Pollution Concerns "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Several art museums and cultural institutions in New York have closed their doors and barred off outdoor sections as record-breaking air quality alerts hit the northeast. A cloud of thick yellow smoke has blanketed New England and the tri-state area as a result of the uncontrolled wildfires ripping through the Canadian forests from coast-to-coast this week. Yesterday evening, NYC reported among the worst air quality of any major city in the world; residents are urged to wear masks and limit outdoor activities.
The Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, Queens, will be closed today, June 7, for the remainder of the afternoon. The outdoor Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens has also closed as of 3:30pm, citing air quality concerns. BRIC issued a...
06:15
Stunning Images of Artists Creating Their Masterpieces Are Visualized With AI "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Stunning Images of Artists Creating Their Masterpieces Are Visualized With AI
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By using the AI art generator Midjourney, artist Anthony Maggio creates images of sculptors at work that look remarkably realistic. These images depict men and women focused on the task of bringing their art to life. Each sculpture emerges from the stone as a three-dimensional figure.
One of the traits that stand out in Maggio's work is the intensity between the artists and their creations. Each person seems completely attuned to their sculpture, resulting in a concentrated expression and focused atmosphere. I love showing the interplay of creators being affected by their creations, Maggio tells My Modern Met. I like to focus on the themes of interconnectedness and passion.
The works of art within these AI-generated pieces resemble sculptures and reliefs from science-fiction or fantasy. They possess a high level of detail and wear imaginative costumes reminiscent of a magical world. I've been really inspired by artists like Fabrizio Galli and other such sculptors that can take the fantastical and make it real, Maggio adds.
You can purchase prints and merch of Maggio's work via Redbubble and find out how you can commission the artist by messaging him on Instagram.
PNW-based artist Anthony Maggio uses an AI generator to create stunning images of artists creating their work.
...06:10
Kim Kardashian EMAX Suit to Proceed as Court Considers Updated Complaint "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Kim Kardashian. (James Devaney/GC Images/Getty)
05:41
What Mindset the Government Wants You to Have "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
We saw it happening as far back as the Jimmy Carter presidency when the peanut farmer scolded Americans as being lazy and deserving the suffering of the rest of the world. When he began to impose the centralized economic control and fuel shortages that caused a nation to nearly come to a halt. It was Carter who would be responsible for the future shock of the 2008 Real Estate Bubble when Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac both went bankrupt and had to be bailed out. The federal governments mortgage guarantee giants that Barack Obama proclaimed were too big to fail did. All of it could be traced back to the CRA (Communist reinvestment Act) which awarded unqualified home buyers to get mortgages who never should have been awarded these loans simply because of the color of their skin. In the years to come the mounting defaults caused a major failure in the banking system. Under the aegis racial equality government intervention proved fatal.
You are required!
In each ensuing Democrat administration more and more we have seen how government does more damage than good, but for the public to submit to this kind of economic debauchery there is a required mindset by the general public or the illusion wont work. That requires a certain set of mentally deficient intellectual traits required by our masters. In order for you to accept the madness you must be conditioned. That conditioning comes with an indoctrination process that started when you were in public school. The omission of American history and exceptionalism, the non-requirement for civics, the de-emphasis on critical thinking, all played a role in your lobotomy. You were being prepared to be a good obedient citizen.
Obey
The next phase was either further brainwashing on college campus or if you didnt get that college loan you expected would be forgiven so that the taxpayers could suffer the burden, then you went into the workforce. Since your federal government needs you to be compliant, to never question their Machiavellian schemes or false narratives, you must be easily distracted, watch the mainstream media news which is in bed with Washington DC and never giving you the real details, and you must have faith in the corrupt government that you would only put in God because big government has now become your God! This will require you to not only...
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05:36
Louis Vuitton To Release $42,000 Physical-Backed NFTs "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Louis Vuitton "Via Treasure Trunk" (Louis Vuitton)
05:35
Aave Lending Protocol Moves Closer to Launching GHO Stablecoin on Ethereum Mainnet "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Algorithmic stablecoins seek balance through unconventional means. (eswaran arulkumar/Unsplash)
05:34
U.S. Court Tells SEC to Respond to Coinbase's Rulemaking Petition Within a Week "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Paul Grewal, Chief Legal Officer, Coinbase (CoinDesk)
05:33
Stablecoin Issuer Circle Receives Digital Token License in Singapore "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The MAS proposed stablecoin rules last year which set capital and reserve requirements for issuers. (Sandali Handagama/ CoinDesk)
05:20
Heroic Sherpa Rescues a Hiker From a Crevasse on Mt. Everest "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Heroic Sherpa Rescues a Hiker From a Crevasse on Mt. Everest
Photo: Screenshot from Instagram
Many hikers dream of conquering Mt. Everest. Although multiple people have made it to the top, the trek is extremely dangerous, and things can go sideways pretty quickly. That's why it is virtually impossible to climb Mt. Everest without a Sherpa. Not only do they break a trail ahead of mountaineers and carry vital supplies such as O2 and fuel tanks, but they also risk their lives to keep everyone safe. A video that has gone viral shows the dramatic rescue calmly carried out by Tashi Lakpa Sherpa after a hiker fell through a crevasse.
The footage, shared by Sherpa himself, shows him with a shovel in hand after freeing a man and securing him to a rope that will get him pulled out of the crevasse. The space is of claustrophobic proportions. The experienced mountaineer barely fits in, even with his arms glued to his body. Despite the conditions, Sherpa smiles and happily assists the hiker, who seems to have taken a fall several feet deep.
Safe one more life on [Mt. Everest]. Sherpa wrote on Instagram. This is incredible and extreme rescue from crevasse on Everest between camp 1 and camp 2 done by @heli.everest @iamsimonemoro @gelje_sherpa_ @gesmantamang @bennylieb @pasangnurbu14 @ Dawa sherpa and Im happy for my leadership and coordination by myself.
As the CEO and founder of 14 Peaks Expedition, Sherpa provides expedition services to those wishing to climb Mt. Everest. A lover of mountaineering himself, he has conquered several peaks in the Himalayans and other regions, like Mount Vinson, the highest mountain in Antarctica. He often shares his adventures and celebrates the victories of thrilling expeditions on Instagram.
She...
05:08
12 Ways Web3 Media Could Embrace AI "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
(We Are/Getty Images)
04:46
How Much Can You Really Make Working From Home? "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
No one can argue the benefits of working from home, at least part of the time, but anyone who has done it full time or for any length of time can tell you there are drawbacks as well.
That said, plenty of people are still out there chasing the dream and a whole bunch of them recently found this TikTok posted by @webprenuer_momma2.0, in which she claims to have answers.
@webprenuer_momma2.0 Opportunity for you! Follow to see more!
#wfhjobs #workfromhome2023
#sahmjobs #sidehustles
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04:39
NFT Lending Is Trending, Raising Concerns of Predatory Platform Behavior "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
(Blackdovfx/Getty Images)
04:09
Robinhood Joins Coinbase in Saying It Tried to 'Come In and Register' Like SEC Wanted "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler advises in video that crypto firms need to register. (CoinDesk screen grab from SEC investor-education video)
04:07
Why Your Life is Askew "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
Why Your Life is Askew
What ever happened to you?
I thought wed make it through
Did you have to be so untrue?
All your debts had come due,
Youre just part of the human zoo
Whatever happened to you?
You should have taken a different view
Youve been kicked by Karmas shoe,
And now youre black and blue
Everyone you loved too
And you wonder why your life is askew
Nothing you can do,
Were ruled by a privileged few
If they could theyd poison the morning dew
They stick to evil like glue
Oh God do we need a coup!
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03:54
The SEC Is Fighting the Last War "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
SEC Chair Gary Gensler recently intimated to CNBC that he believes cryptocurrency is useless. That helps justify his treatment of exchanges like Coinbase as inherently fraudulent. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
03:51
Songs of Wine and Murder (Tourist Trap Mysteries Book 15) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
03:41
Ecological Activists Assemble Outside MoMA in Effort to Oust Board Chair "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Climate change protesters from activist groups including Climate Organizing Hub, New York Communities for Change, and Reclaim Our Tomorrow on June 6 rallied outside New Yorks Museum of Modern Art,
03:35
Emerging into a New World, Small Figures Explore Seonna Hongs Dreamlike Landscapes "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Atmospheric River (2023), mixed media on canvas, 30 x 24 inches. All images Seonna Hong, courtesy of Hashimoto Contemporary, shared with permission
Connection and interaction are at the heart of Seonna Hongs latest body of work, which positions minimally rendered figures amid abstract landscapes. Through patchy brushstrokes of acrylic and oil pastel, the Los Angeles-based artist contrasts the opaque colors of the subjects limbs or garments with the rough, mottled environments they occupy. Generally diminutive in comparison to their surroundings, the figures remain anonymous and adventurous, exploring ethereal expanses. Voluptuous fields of orange, large stones in pinks and reds, and mountains of haphazard markings appear like distant figments of a dream.
The works shown here are on view this week as part of Murmurations, Hongs latest solo show at Hashimoto Contemporary in New York. Comprised of vibrant paintings and drawings in grainy colored pencil, the exhibition reflects the experience of re-emerging into public space following the pandemic. Firmly in discovery mode, the figures traverse the unearthly landscapes and tempestuous weather events and convene with each other as they form new bonds between humanity and nature.
Murmurations is on view through July 1. Find more from Hong on her site and Ins...
03:31
Bitcoin (Somewhat) Takes Binance Accusations in Stride "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Binance CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao (Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
03:30
Firefighter Rescues 2-Year-Old From Burning House, Gets to Meet the Boys Son 23 Years Later "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Firefighter Rescues 2-Year-Old From Burning House, Gets to Meet the Boys Son 23 Years Later
When I was 2 years old my house caught on fire & I was trapped inside, I ended up dying that day & this firefighter, Jeff Ohs, saved me from that building & brought my back to life. Now 23 years later he is holding my 2 year old son. I literally wouldnt be here without him pic.twitter.com/FLxmKG19DF
XD (@XavierDimples) May 30, 2023
We hear many hero stories about saving lives but that's usually where the narrative ends. We may take some time to praise those who took action, but we rarely get to see the lasting effects of the hero's deeds. That's why it's been enthralling to hear the story of Xavier Dimples. When he was 2 years old, his house caught fire, trapping him inside. The toddler nearly died during the conflagration; however, a brave firefighter named Jeff Ohs rescued him from the flames and resuscitated him after getting him out of the wreckage. Now, 23 years after this dramatic incident, they had a moving meetup, and the fireman got to see the happy repercussions of having saved a life that day.
Dimples shared his story on Twitter, posting side by side pictures of him as a toddler in Ohs' arms after being saved, alongside a present-day image. I ended up dying that day & this firefighter, Jeff Ohs, saved me from that building & brought my back to life, the man writes, thanking the fireman profusely. Yet, the highest praise came in the form of being introduced to a little someone. The fireman got to meet Dimple's 2-year-old sonthe same age the new dad was when he was saved from the fire. Now 23 years later he is holding my 2 year old son. I literally wouldnt be here without him.
The young man also added that being rescued from the fire didn't mean peril was over for him. After I was resuscitated I was in a coma for a month after that, he shares. Dimples also posted a couple of pictures of the dramatic moments in which Ohs brought him back to life on the yard of his hom...
03:17
Atomic Wallet Was Breached by North Korean Hackers: Elliptic "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
(boonchai wedmakawand/Getty Images)
03:16
Bitcoin, Dogecoin Lead Bounce in Crypto Majors Day After Record 8-Month Liquidations "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Bull (Ajithkumar M/Pixabay)
03:15
Not Quite Sure Anymore "IndyWatch Feed Spiritual"
Not Quite Sure Anymore
When you wear your heart on your sleeve
You cant predict the evil web theyll weave
Beyond any betrayal you can conceive
All the women you ever loved will leave,
Im not quite sure anymore
What kind of insanity comes through that door?
A government thats rotten to the core
Where are the past heroes I adore?
Now all of us can feel the strain
Standing in the demonic rain
In your eyes I can see the pain
Its the elitists who are to blame,
When you wear your heart on your sleeve
Dont expect sympathy or a reprieve
Its for our liberty and freedom that I grieve
What has our society achieved?
The downfall of t...
03:07
No More FTXs! Consensus 2023 Attendees Discuss Future of Crypto Custody "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
CoinDesks Margaux Nijkerk (right), the author of this piece, interviews Offchain Labs CEO Steven Goldfeder on stage at Consensus 2023. (Shutterstock/CoinDesk)
02:35
Freddie Mercury Photo at a Queen Concert Has Him Surrounded by Smoke Shaped Like the Queen "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Freddie Mercury Photo at a Queen Concert Has Him Surrounded by Smoke Shaped Like the Queen
my mom snuck her 35mm into the Queen show in 1979 when she was 17, there was no way to tell if the photos would even turn out
this is one of the three she got. the smoke even looks like the queen pic.twitter.com/oQQeiZmPOu
blurry (@sar_uh666) February 11, 2022
Theres an element of luck with every photo snapped. After all, you never entirely know what your picture will look like when you press the camera shutter, especially when youre shooting on film. It's a gamble that can result in an amazing image that makes you feel like you won the jackpot. This idea is highlighted in a photo shared by Sarah Simkins, who posted a picture that her mom took in 1978. (Simkins originally said 1979, but later found the original Queen ticket stub that said 1978.)
The incredible image is of a Queen performance, in which Freddie Mercury is singing as smoke rises behind him. It's got a mystical, almost otherworldly feel that's made even more sublime by the shape of the plume. The smoke, Simkins notes, looks just like like a profile view of Queen Elizabethand it does! It creates a resulting photo that captures Mercury's energy while also reminding us how the external elements of the show can add to its overall experience, both in person and on film.
According to Simkins, her mom took a chance when snapping the photo. She snuck her 35mm camera into the show when she was just 16 years old, and she was able to capture three photos on the sly. The other two photos also feature Mercury in his element, with one image using colored lights as a unique graphic element.
Sharing the viral photo gave Simkins the opportunity to tell the internet more about her mom. She was not a photographer, Simkins explains, she actually joined the conservation corp after [high school] and worked building trails/fighting forest fires in kings canyon! Then became a triathlete and did the Ironman on her honeymoon. She was one of a kind.
Sadly, her mom suddenly passed away at the end of 2021. Simkins cant ask her any more questions about the photos, but shes left with the memories. music was one of our greatest...
02:15
A Woman Was Scammed Out of $4,000 by a Tattoo Artist "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Yes, tattoos are expensive.
Anyone thats ever had a lot of work done will tell you that it adds upbut the prices that this woman complained about in a series of videos on TikTok are outrageous.
The woman lives in Canada and started off her first video with a clip from another customer who also clearly had a terrible experience at this particular tattoo shop.
The woman said that the artist went back on her word about the initial price for covering up some old tattoos, delayed appointments, and then changed her entire pricing structure.
And this was after an initial appointment just to talk to the artist that cost her $180.
...02:00
To Identify or Not in a Web3 World? "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
(Boris Zhitkov/Getty Images)
01:59
U.S. Lawmakers Urge IRS, Treasury to Hurry Crypto Tax Rules "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
U.S. Rep. Brad Sherman (House Financial Services Committee)
01:57
SEC Seeks Temporary Restraining Order to Freeze Binance.US Assets "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao. (CoinDesk)
01:57
Really So Stories (Gordon) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Really So Stories (Chicago et al.: P. F. Volland and Co., c1924), by Elizabeth Gordon, illust. by John Rae (page images at childrensbooksonline.org)
American Boys in the Arctics (French) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
American Boys in the Arctics: A Trip to the Far North by a New Path (Boston: Lothrop Pub. Co., c1899), by Harry W. French (stable link)
Arctic Explorations and Discoveries During the Nineteenth Century (Smucker) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Arctic Explorations and Discoveries During the Nineteenth Century (New York: C. M. Saxton, 1858), ed. by Samuel M. Smucker (multiple formats at archive.org)
The Belief of Catholics (Knox) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Belief of Catholics (New York and London: Harper and Bros., c1927), by Ronald Arbuthnott Knox (multiple formats at archive.org)
Letters from Mr. Fletcher Christian, Containing a Narrative of the Transactions on Board His Majesty's Ship Bounty, Before and After the Mutiny, With His Subsequent Voyages and Travels in South America "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Letters from Mr. Fletcher Christian, Containing a Narrative of the Transactions on Board His Majesty's Ship Bounty, Before and After the Mutiny, With His Subsequent Voyages and Travels in South America (purportedly, but not actually, by Christian; London: H. D. Symonds, 1796) (multiple formats at archive.org)
I Believe in God (Royden) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
I Believe in God (American edition of "What I Believe"; New York and London: Harper and Bros., c1927), by A. Maude Royden (multiple formats at archive.org)
A Narrative of the Revolt and Insurrection in the Island of Grenada (Turnbull) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
A Narrative of the Revolt and Insurrection in the Island of Grenada (second edition; London: Printed by A. Paris, 1796), by Gordon Turnbull (multiple formats at archive.org)
The Rejuvenation of Mama and Papa Goose (Pancoast) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Rejuvenation of Mama and Papa Goose (New York: Britton Pub. Co., c1916), by Morris Hall Pancoast (stable link)
Religion Without Revelation (Huxley) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Religion Without Revelation (New York and London: Harper and Bros., c1927), by Julian Huxley (multiple formats at archive.org)
Voyage de Robertson, aux Terres Australes, Traduit sur le Manuscrit Anglois "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Voyage de Robertson, aux Terres Australes, Traduit sur le Manuscrit Anglois (in French; 1766) (stable link)
Red Feather Stories (Morcomb) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Red Feather Stories: A Book of Indian Life and Tales for Little Readers (Chicago and New York: Lyons and Carnahan, c1916), by Margaret E. Morcomb, contrib. by Frank E. Sanford (stable link)
Autobiography of Earth (Bradley) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Autobiography of Earth (New York: Coward-McCann, 1935), by John Hodgdon Bradley (page images at HathiTrust)
The Story of the Ukraine (Manning) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Story of the Ukraine (New York: Philosophical Library, c1947), by Clarence Augustus Manning (stable link)
Ukraine Under the Soviets (Manning) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Ukraine Under the Soviets (New York: Bookman Associates, c1953), by Clarence Augustus Manning (stable link)
The Separated Soul in the Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas (Sleva) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Separated Soul in the Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas (dissertation published as Catholic University of America Philosophical Series v55; Washington: Catholic University of America Press, 1940), by Victor Edmund Sleva (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Arctic Explorations and Discoveries During the Nineteenth Century (Smucker) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Arctic Explorations and Discoveries During the Nineteenth Century (New York and Auburn: Miller, Orton and Co., 1857), ed. by Samuel M. Smucker (page images at HathiTrust)
After Independence (Barrington) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
After Independence: Making and Protecting the Nation in Postcolonial and Postcommunist States (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, c2006), ed. by Lowell W. Barrington (page images at HathiTrust)
Beskrivelse af Landbrugets Udvikling i Danmark fra 1835 Indtil Nutiden (Krarup) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Beskrivelse af Landbrugets Udvikling i Danmark fra 1835 Indtil Nutiden (6 volumes in Danish; 1895-1912), by Justus Balthazar Krarup and Sofus Christian Andreas Tuxen (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Preliminary Report on Economic Reconstruction of Korea (Robert R. Nathan Associates) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Preliminary Report on Economic Reconstruction of Korea (prepared for the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency, 1952), by Robert R. Nathan Associates (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
Spicilge (Schwob) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Spicilge (in French; Paris: Socit du Mercure de France, 1896), by Marcel Schwob (Gutenberg text)
Le Livre de Monelle (Schwob) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Le Livre de Monelle (in French; Paris: L. Chailley, 1894), by Marcel Schwob (Gutenberg text)
La Porte des Rves (Schwob) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
La Porte des Rves (in French; Paris: Les Bibliophiles Indpendants chez H. Floury, 1899), by Marcel Schwob, illust. by Georges de Feure (Gutenberg text and illustrated HTML)
Oeuvres de Marcel Schwob (Schwob) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Oeuvres de Marcel Schwob (2 volumes in French; Paris: Mercure de France, 1921), by Marcel Schwob (stable link)
Neuromantic Subversion: Psychotronic Warfare (fourth edition, c2020), by Lutz Barz (multiple formats with commentary at archive.org via novacoma.id.au)
Bonnie Belmont (Cochran) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Bonnie Belmont: A Historical Romance of the Days of Slavery and the Civil War (Wheeling, WV: Press of Wheeling News Lith. Co., c1907), by John S. Cochran (stable link)
Following the Way (Ward) "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Following the Way: Devotional Studies in Mystical Religion (second impression; London: S. Christopher Press, 1928), by Reginald Somerset Ward (page images at HathiTrust; US access only)
The Cactus Journal "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
The Cactus Journal (1898-1900) (full serial archives)
01:49
The Action of Love: A Conversation between Charif Shanahan and Morgan Parker "IndyWatch Feed Literature"
Charif Shanahan and Morgan Parker. Photographs by Rachel Eliza Griffiths.
I read Charif Shanahans Trace Evidence two ways: first as a new work by a friend, written through and about what I know to have been some of his most harrowing years, during which he recovered from a near-fatal bus accident in Morocco, and also as the second collection of a phenomenal early-career poet with a dangerously skilled command of craft. I read it as an intimate reader, and as a distant one, and both times, I experienced a sense of introduction. When we talked on Zoom, Charif told me the book feels like a birth, and that feeling of birth, or rebirth, permeates Trace Evidence, as a deepening and an extension of the questions in Shanahans first collection, and as an announcement of self and purpose that feels brand new.
Morgan Parker
PARKER
I love the last line of Trace Evidence, the books titular poem: For us here now I will be the first of our line. Its such an exhilarating sentence. Can you tell me about that idea of deciding to be a beginning?
SHANAHAN
It is only we who get to tell others who we are, even whenand perhaps especially whenwe are inside a system that empowers those around us to tell us who we are. Put another way, choice and agency are questions Im thinking about in this book. I think the agency here, inside that pronouncement, is in moving deeply into what had already been waiting for me. One could call it an acceptance, but it required first a clearing of the fog such that I could see this reality and not exactly choose it, but choose to name it and step into it and inhabit it. One of the things you and I have talked about a lot is how layered my family story is as regards race. It wasnt just white parent, Black parent; it wasnt just light-skinned, dark-skinned; it wasnt just American Blackness, non-American Blackness; it was all these things at once. That was part of what was so challengi...
01:48
Instagrams Algorithm Promotes and Connects Vast Network of Pedophiles "IndyWatch Feed Photography"
A new investigation has revealed that Instagram's algorithm is actively connecting and promoting pedophiles who commission and sell illegal underage sexual content on the photo-sharing app.
01:43
The PetaPixel Podcast: Apples Huge Week and Nikons Battery Crackdown "IndyWatch Feed Photography"
PetaPixel is excited to announce a brand new podcast featuring Chris Niccolls, Jordan Drake, and me, Jaron Schneider! This weekly podcast will discuss photography, technology, culture, and more.
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01:18
Zeiss Has Left the Photo Industry: Report "IndyWatch Feed Photography"
According to a new report, Zeiss appears poised to fully exit the photography industry this year and will cease production of cameras and lenses.
01:12
A Taste of How It Feels to Be Free: Pioneering Psychoanalyst Karen Horney on Our Inner Conflicts, the Psychology of Hopelessness, and the Path to Wholeness "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
The most comprehensive formulation of therapeutic goals is the striving for wholeheartedness: to be without pretense, to be emotionally sincere, to be able to put the whole of oneself into ones feelings, ones work, ones beliefs. It can be approximated only to the extent that conflicts are resolved.
To be human is to be divided yet indivisible a totality of personhood constantly sundered by conflicting impulses and desires, violently pulling us in opposite directions, paralyzing us with the inability to move ahead toward happiness and wholeness. When we are in conflict we tend to make such sharp oppositions between ideas and attitudes and get caught and entangled in what seems to be a hopeless choice, Anas Nin wrote in her diary as she contemplated inner conflict and the measure of maturity, but when the neurotic ambivalence is resolved one tends to move beyond sharp differences, sharply defined boundaries and begins to see the interaction between everything, the relation between everything.
The supreme challenge of human life is that we are much more opaque to ourselves than we like to admit mighty subterranean rivers of emotion and motive course beneath the reasoned surface of our conscious beliefs, values, and desires. Neurosis might be an old-fashioned word, but it is useful shorthand for the tension that arises from these conflicting facets of our experience that leave us unsure of what we want, what to want. For all his groundbreaking contribution to the understanding of those subterranean currents, Freuds great error was his pessimism about the mutability and treatment of our neuroses to him, the cards were dealt in early childhood and the game of life played out deterministically. His tragedy was his lack of faith in human growth and human goodness Freud was the supreme cynic of the psyche.
A counterp...
01:11
Kayla Mahaffey Envisions the Self-Discovery of Adolescence Through Vibrantly Energetic Paintings in Acrylic "IndyWatch Feed Arts"
Pure Intentions, acrylic and aerosol on linen, 24 x 24 inches. All images Kayla Mahaffey, shared with permission
Childhood naivete and nostalgia have always grounded Kayla Mahaffeys imaginative paintings, but today, the Chicago-based artist considers what happens in the next stage of adolescence. My previous work centered around more innocent times and how those outside influences (good or bad) interacted with us and how sometimes we remained in a state of bliss and oblivion, she tells Colossal. As I get older and as the children in my work grow, I want to move into a direction of awareness and ask the question, When was the turning point in our lives when we started to notice the bad things, and how did this affect us?'
This act of self-discovery and growing awareness of the broader world are shaping Mahaffeys new works. Continuing her use of vivid color and energetic movement, the artist has toned down the cartoon details that once created daydream-like commotion for her young subjects, and shes instead gravitating toward weightier and more ominous themes, including the tension between life and death. Dead birds and sinister snakes appear, while one figure grasps sharp clippers and another cries large, heavy tears.
01:07
Alan Dershowitz: THIS is the ONLY way to STOP George Soros "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Despite it potentially making him even more unpopular, lawyer Alan
Dershowitz tells Glenn he has ZERO plans to stop condemning
billionaire George Soros (and his recent, scathing op-ed about
Soros proves it). Dershowitz, Host of The Dershow, explains why
Soros money is incredibly dangerous to America, why the media
refuses to call him out, and the ONLY solution to ending Soros
harmful influence within the Western world
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01:07
Link "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Weiss Ratings rates banks, stocks, bonds, and cryptocurrencies
daily, closely monitoring the movements that happen within each
sector. And theyre GOOD at it. In fact, of the 539 banks that have
failed since 2009, theyve given prior notice about 535 of them.
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Why the Target boycott is SO MUCH HARDER than Bud Lights "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Its not easy for women especially moms to completely abandon
Target. What other store provides clothes, shoes, household items,
AND all your groceries in one, clean building?! Yet, thousands of
former Target customers have chosen to give up on the retailer,
thanks to its choice to sell and display certain LGBTQ products for
Pride Month. So, how is Glenns wife handling the boycott? In this
clip, he gives a day-by-day (and slightly over exaggerated) account
of her experience thus far. Plus, Glenn and Stu discuss why the Bud
Light boycott is MUCH easier to carryout than the Target one
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Discover the Secret Tea that Relieves Back and Joint Pains Naturally! "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Are you tired of living with back and joint pains?
In this video, were going to reveal an exotic tea that can help alleviate your discomfort. It might sound surprising, but the secret ingredient is the avocado pit!
Avocado is known for its health benefits, particularly its healthy fats. But did you know that the pit of an avocado is packed with nutrients and can be used for medicinal purposes?
The avocado pit is rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and fatty acids with anti-inflammatory properties. These qualities make it a great natural remedy for back and joint pains, including conditions like arthritis and tendonitis.
In this video, well show you how to harness the power of the avocado pit to alleviate your discomfort.
By making a tea with the avocado pit, you can enjoy its incredible benefits.
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Say Goodbye to Cockroach Infestations with a Simple Recipe "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Are you tired of dealing with cockroaches in your home?
In this video, weve got a safe and effective solution for you that doesnt involve harmful chemicals.
Using just three simple ingredientssugar, baking soda, and toothpastewell show you how to create a natural cockroach repellent.
Cockroaches may be repugnant, but they can also pose health risks by transmitting diseases and causing allergies.
While there are chemical products available, many of them can be harmful to human health.
Thats why were excited to share this natural alternative that really works.
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Lower Blood Sugar Naturally with This Pomegranate Juice Recipe "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Are you aware of the importance of maintaining balanced blood sugar
levels for your overall health?
In this video, we delve into the significance of understanding how blood sugar levels work and the impact they have on your body.
Imbalances in blood sugar can lead to serious health issues like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, making it crucial to keep them within a healthy range.
To control your blood sugar levels, its crucial to adopt a healthy and balanced diet. Incorporating nutrient-rich, low-sugar foods is key.
Pomegranate juice has been shown to reduce fasting glucose and increase insulin levels within just 15 minutes. Why not try making some homemade pomegranate juice? We provide a simple recipe for you to follow.
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Say Goodbye to High Blood Pressure with This Homemade Mix! "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Are you tired of bland meals? Want to enhance the flavor and aroma
of your food without compromising your health? Look no further!
In this video, well show you how to create your own healthy and delicious seasoning at home.
Say goodbye to pre-made spice mixes loaded with sodium that can harm your health, especially if you have high blood pressure.
Using natural and homemade spices is not only a nutritious choice but also a mouthwatering option.
Many of these spices, such as garlic, onion, ginger, turmeric, rosemary, parsley, basil, and thyme, possess incredible antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
By incorporating them into your diet, you can prevent chronic diseases and reduce the risk of high blood pressure.
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01:06
Alan Dershowitz: THIS is the ONLY way to STOP George Soros "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Despite it potentially making him even more unpopular, lawyer Alan
Dershowitz tells Glenn he has ZERO plans to stop condemning
billionaire George Soros (and his recent, scathing op-ed about
Soros proves it). Dershowitz, Host of The Dershow, explains why
Soros money is incredibly dangerous to America, why the media
refuses to call him out, and the ONLY solution to ending Soros
harmful influence within the Western world
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Landscape Photo Competition Celebrates the Rugged Beauty of Scotland "IndyWatch Feed Photography"
Scotland is an enchanting destination known for its dramatic landscapes and rugged beauty -- and the Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year competition celebrates photographers documenting the charming country.
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SEC Files Emergency Action Application To Freeze Binance.US Assets "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
The SEC just dropped a bombshell on Binance.US, the American arm of the worlds largest cryptocurrency exchange. The regulator filed an emergency action application against Binance.US to freeze its assets, as part of the regulators recent crackdown on the crypto exchange.
Protecting Customer Funds On Binance
According to the documents filed with the court, the request was brought forward with the intention of ensuring that the assets of Binance.US clients are safeguarded and kept in the United States. At least pending the outcome of the ongoing litigation being conducted by the SEC.
The filing is also looking to activate other emergency relief against Binance Holdings Limited, the arm of the exchange operating globally, and its founder, Changpeng Zhao. This is coming after news broke out on Monday, June 5, that SEC brought 13 charges on Binance.US and its billionaire founder, Changpeng Zhao, saying the company broke US rules by offering securities in the form of cryptocurrencies.
According to the charges, the exchange had no oversight or controls to ensure that the assets are properly secured.
What Does This Mean For The Industry?
Basically, the SEC is arguing Binance.US has been illegally facilitating the trading of securities. As the biggest exchange in the world, this has got many investors feeling a bit rattled and confused about what it all means. However, Binance is not the only target of the SEC. The commission also went after Coinbase, alleging that popular cryptocurrencies offered by the exchange qualify as securities.
A big part of the crypto community seems to be unified on the matter, as many investors see this as an attack on the entire crypto industry. Of course, Binance.US and Coinbase deny all allegations, with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeting that the SEC has taken a regulation by enforcement approach that is harming America.
Binance seems to be calm on the matter as in response, the exchange released a statement saying we intend to defend our platform vigorously, although it will continue to cooperate with regulators and policymakers in the U.S. and across the globe.
Changpeng Zhao also took to Twitter to announce that if the order is granted, it would only affect funds under Binance.US, and not the global Binance.com.
Things also seem to be level headed, as faith in crypto platforms remains strong. However,...
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Moscow Says Ukraine Blew Up The Kakhovka Dam As Revenge "IndyWatch Feed Survival"
Russia is accusing Ukraine of blowing up the Kakhovka dam as revenge for a failed offensive. The act of sabotage may lead to very serious consequences, Kremlin spokesman Peskov has warned.
The dam was partially destroyed early on Tuesday morning, sending a surge of water downstream and flooding towns and villages along the path of the Dnieper River. Over 1300 people were evacuated after the dam failed.
Ukrainian forces have sabotaged the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam in Russias Kherson Region in a bid to deprive Crimea of drinking water and distract from Kyivs faltering counteroffensive, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed on Tuesday according to a report by RT.
We are talking about a deliberate sabotage by the Ukrainian side, Peskov told reporters according to The New York Times. This sabotage could potentially lead to very serious consequences for several tens of thousands of inhabitants of the region, environmental consequences, and consequences of a different nature, which have yet to be established.
Experts said a deliberate explosion inside the dam, which has been under Russian control since early in the war, most likely caused the massive structure of steel-reinforced concrete to crumble. Moscow blamed Ukraine, calling the blast an act of sabotage, but did not elaborate on how it might have been done. Mr. Zelensky said Russian forces had blown up the dam to use the flood as a weapon.
This sabotage is also connected with the fact that, having launched large-scale offensive operations two days ago, the Ukrainian armed forces are not achieving their goals, Peskov continued. Russias Defense Ministry has said it repelled several large-scale attacks in the southern sector of the front in recent days. These offensive actions are choking, Peskov stated. RT
Ukrainian officials have also said that in addition to the humanitarian crisis, the flooding would cause a widespread ecological disaster. Mr. Zelensky said an oil slick of at least 150 tons was being washed out to the Black Sea and that untold chemicals, fertilizers, and oil products in the flood regions would end up in the rivers and the sea.
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Binance and CZ sued by the SEC "IndyWatch Feed Crypto"
On this weeks episode of The Market Report, Cointelegraphs resident expert discusses the details of the SECs lawsuit against crypto exchange Binance and its CEO, Changpeng Zhao.
What America Can Learn From The Defenders Of Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed Diy"
In my recent trip to Ukraine I was astonished to see that the primary driver of new innovations in the conflict was entrepreneurs and small business owners. As an entrepreneur, I know pivoting and creative problem solving is the only way to survive. So of course that mindset is helping the Ukrainians combat the Russians. []
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Makers in Defense of Ukraine: A Year Of Fighting Back With Innovation "IndyWatch Feed Diy"
On February 24, 2022 at about 4:50 a.m., we woke up, my wife Svitlana and I, and argued whether the sounds we were hearing were a rocket or not. Then our kids came into the bedroom and we covered them with blankets. We started reading messages and news. While calming the children, we also explained to []
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