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Better With a Friend
2023.06.11 00:01 sjanevardsson Better With a Friend
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The PV Hobby Horse, a small cargo ship in the manufacturer’s default medium grey, sat at one end of the docks. Mid-bulk transports took the other occupied slots, while the big ships were loaded by drone on the opposite side of the station.
Sidra Boston, captain of the Hobby Horse and professional bounty hunter, found herself facing a trip back into aslodzhin space to fulfill a promise. The trip was going to cost. Any other species’ space, she’d find someone that needed a small cargo delivered, but not so the aslodzhins. They already had her and her ship registered as a private vehicle for the purpose of bounty hunting, and their rules were as strict and inflexible as their carapace.
On a whim, she checked for any bounties put out by the aslodzhin courts. That she found one surprised her; the fact that the bounty was so low it wouldn’t even cover docking fees didn’t. Still, the skip was reportedly on this station, and it saved her a few credits.
Sidra wandered the station, stopping in the first eatery she encountered. They did a passable burger and fries, but the milkshake tasted like sweetened sludge, and was undrinkable.
She paid for her meal and looked at the warrant again. The hikarin female shouldn’t be difficult to find. Hikarins were tall, often well over two meters, thin, fine-boned, furry, and had six limbs, sometimes walking on four, sometimes on three and sometimes on two. The center two limbs were long and strong enough to act as legs, yet they had grasping feet-hands. This station, in human space, had few hikarins, and even fewer with the rare, orange fur of her bounty.
Finding her quarry was easier than expected. She sat against the wall in the main concourse and held a sign asking for food or assistance to get to Lizshak, a world in aslodzhin space.
Sidra didn’t have any weapons or cuffs on her, but thought she’d give it a try. “Minsahee?” she asked.
The hikarin nodded. Her large eyes were sunken, her fur a matted and dull orange-brown beneath crusted clothes. “Can you help me get home?”
“Minsahee, I have a warrant for your arrest for failure to appear before the aslodzhin court. You can come with me quietly, or I can go back and get my cuffs and shackles and we can do this the hard way.”
Minsahee’s eyes filled with tears. “You mean, you’ll take me to Lizshak?”
“I wasn’t planning on going that far, but I’ll get you to aslodzhin space, Station 47, and the court will take you wherever you’re meant to stand trial.” Sidra extended a hand to help the hikarin to her feet.
She was too weak to walk on two limbs, instead leaning over to walk on four, and even then, her steps were unsteady. Sidra put an arm around her and was surprised at how bony the woman felt under the fur.
“Do you need a doctor?”
Minsahee leaned against Sidra. “No, I’m just tired.”
Sidra didn’t see a need to put the hikarin in the cell built into the cargo bay, and instead offered her a bunk in an unused cabin. “I’m trusting you not to be stupid,” she said. “Remember, I could take you on my worst day and your best, so don’t make me lock you up.”
Minsahee said nothing. Instead, she lay on the bunk, once again on the verge of tears.
Sidra grabbed a meal bar from the pantry and gave it to her with a jug of water. “There’s a washroom right next door if you need it. Once we’re in the hyper lane I’ll have time to answer any questions.”
At least the return trip to aslodzhin space would be quiet. She’d spent the last two weeks with a crippled turgen in the cell, cursing her every minute he was awake, until she finally snapped, “You wouldn’t stop! You threatened to kill the hikarin you’d already hurt, and the aslodzhin officer, and me! How was I to know you can’t walk or stand without the use of your tail, anyway?”
The court was at first reluctant to pay the bounty, given his condition. Once they saw the bodycam footage, though, they relented.
This was a strange one, though. She’d picked up skips in various states of injury or illness, but never one that seemed on the verge of starving to death.
Once they were in the lane, course plotted in, she returned to the cabin Minsahee was using. The door was still open, and the empty wrapper for the meal bar was folded neatly and laid next to the pillow on the bunk. The hikarin had drunk half the water and was sleeping curled up in a ball.
Sidra closed the door and slept in a chair right outside it. It wouldn’t do to have the gal try to sneak to the cockpit and reroute the ship to Lizshak.
When Sidra woke a few hours later, Minsahee was still asleep. She heated up a can of potato-leek soup with ham and filled a bowl for herself. It was just as she started on her meal that Minsahee entered, carrying the half-empty water jug and meal bar wrapper.
Sidra looked up at her. “You hungry?”
Minsahee nodded and Sidra got up and poured the other half can of soup into a bowl, put a spoon in it, and set it on the table opposite herself. She sat back down and nodded at the bowl.
The hikarin got the message and sat to eat. She ate as if it was the last meal she’d ever get. Still, she only managed to eat half of it.
“Thank you, Captain.”
“So, Minsahee, why Lizshak?”
“I have—had a home there. Maybe I can go back to my job after I serve my time.”
“Your warrant didn’t say anything about your crime. You mind telling me?”
“Not a crime, a civil infraction.” Minsahee still held on to the meal bar wrapper until Sidra pointed at the recycler where she finally deposited it.
“What was the infraction, and how much time are you facing?”
“Mandatory three standard days for failure to appear for an appointment to have my signature notarized.”
Sidra’s spoon stopped halfway to her mouth which hung open. She set the spoon back in the bowl. “Say that again?”
“I was closing out a lease, which required a notarized signature. I had an appointment at the court notary but had to leave the day prior for Amherst station where you picked me up.”
“Why is that?”
“My hemi-brother was injured and in intensive care there. He was my only remaining family.”
Sidra sighed. “Was. I take it he didn’t make it?”
Minsahee shook her head. “I spent every credit I had getting there and had no way back.”
“How long were you on Amherst?”
“I don’t know in standard days, but seventy-one human days.”
“Shit.” Sidra went back to eating her soup. “Do you feel a little better with some food in your belly?”
“Yes, Captain. Thank you again.”
“I’m going to lay out a few simple rules on my ship. One: never enter the cockpit unless I tell you to. Two: never cycle an airlock unless I tell you to. Three: Clean up after yourself. That includes putting your leftovers in the fridge over there and finishing them later. I hate waste. Four: if you’re using the washroom, flip the switch just inside the door up, so I know you’re in there, and flip it down when you leave.”
“Yes, Captain, I will do those things.”
“As long as you don’t break the rules, you can call me Sid. Is it okay if I call you Min?”
Minsahee nodded. “Yes, I’d like that.”
Sidra stood up and cleaned up her dishes. “Not rules, but a few helpful things. If you want to wait to eat when I eat, that’s fine, but if you’re hungry, don’t be afraid to come in and feed yourself. Drinking water is available from the labeled tap over there. First aid kit is right there, too, but there’s nothing in there to make me go night-night or get you high. If you need to, feel free to use my shampoo. I take it you haven’t had a good wash in a while, right?”
Minsahee looked down at the table. “Right.”
“Hey, don’t be embarrassed. It’s not your fault. Social Services on Amherst should’ve done something to help.”
As Minsahee put her leftovers in the fridge, Sidra flopped down on the sofa and started up a holo series. She hadn’t been able to pay any attention with her last passenger, so it seemed like a good time to catch up.
She heard the shower start and stop several times. At least she knows how to wash without wasting water, Sidra thought. During quiet parts of the holo she could hear pained grunts and sharp intakes of breath from the cabins.
Sidra paused the holo and went to check on Minsahee. Her door was open, and she was trying to untangle bright orange fur with her fingers. Her clothes lay in a pile beside the bed.
Sidra grabbed a comb and brush from the washroom and tapped on her door. “Would you like some help?”
“I don’t want to be a bother—”
“Nonsense. You can throw those clothes and the bedsheets in the sterilizer and come sit in the galley with me. I’ll work on your back while you work on your front.”
“But I’m naked.”
“So? See anyone else around here?”
Minsahee picked up the clothes and sheets and put them in the machine that Sidra pointed to. It started automatically, and she followed Sidra back to the galley.
“I’m gonna sit on the sofa, just sit on the floor in front of me and I’ll get started on your back.”
Once they’d settled in, Sidra resumed play on the holo and began to comb the mats out of the hikarin’s fur. She was careful not to pull too hard, instead treating it as she did the rescue cat she’d had years before.
“Captain, why would you do this for me?”
“I told you, Min, call me Sid.” She took a deep breath and let it out. “Maybe I just don’t want the court to think I abused you on the way.”
Minsahee shook her head. “That’s not it. You could’ve brought me in exactly as you found me, and they wouldn’t care. So why, Sid?”
“Most of the time my job’s pretty lonely. I guess it’s just nice having a skip that isn’t trying to run, or kill me, or anything of the sort.” She laughed. “You’re the first bounty I’ve ever picked up that wanted to go serve your time.”
“I can’t get work until I do,” she said, “so I should.”
Once Sidra had worked out the mats on Minsahee’s head, back, and upper arms, she handed the comb to her and began to brush out those areas. All the while, the two watched episode after episode of the holo.
They stopped partway through the evening to eat; Minsahee reheating and finishing her soup and Sidra making herself a sandwich. Even though her clothes were clean, Minsahee didn’t rush to dress. When Sidra had finished with the brush, Minsahee took over, brushing her forelimbs and legs, chest, belly, and neck.
As one of the holo episodes ended, Sidra stopped it and stood. “I’m going to shower and go to bed. If you want to keep watching you can, just no spoilers.”
“Spoilers?”
“If you watch more episodes, don’t tell me what happens. I like to find out for myself.”
“I think I’m just going to finish brushing out my legs, and then go to sleep myself. I’m not ready to put clothes on with how good my fur feels right now. Besides, I think the show’s more enjoyable with a friend.”
Sidra nodded and left the galley. A friend, she thought, is that how she sees me? The sterilizer was on the way to the cabins, so she pulled out the sheets and clothes, made up Minsahee’s bed, and laid her folded clothes in the center of it. The four-sleeved top had a large rip on one of the lower sleeves, but Sidra didn’t have any way to repair it.
She stepped into the shower, wet herself down, scrubbed, and rinsed quickly. She walked out carrying her clothes and wrapped in a towel. Minsahee waited for her just inside the door of her cabin. “Thank you again, ca—Sid.”
“Get some sleep, Min.” Sidra dropped her clothes and the towel in the sterilizer on her way by and lay down to sleep in her own cabin. She knew for sure now that Minsahee wasn’t going to sneak onto the bridge or try to strangle her in her sleep.
The next morning, Sidra pulled the treasure she’d picked up on Amherst out of the pantry. Two real potatoes. She’d planned on gorging on home fries, but since she had company, she’d share. Shit, she thought, company? I thought I was hauling a skip.
As she finished chopping the potatoes, she answered herself aloud, “No, she’s a good woman. She just missed an appointment, we all do. It’s the bugs that are the baddies here.”
“Did you say something?”
Sidra jumped, knocking the knife off the counter. It landed on her foot, leaving a long gash. “Ow, shit!”
“Lay down and elevate your foot,” Minsahee said with more force than Sidra thought her capable of. She pulled the first-aid kit off the wall and dropped down next to Sidra. In a matter of seconds, she’d cleaned the wound, and begun pulling out the suture kit. “I’m sorry, Captain, it’s deep and it needs stitches.”
“What was your job?” Sidra asked.
“Second-rank-emergency-trauma-physician-first-class,” she answered, as she sprayed a numbing agent on the injury.
“Aslodzhin titles. That would be like, what, an ER doctor in human space?”
“Similar,” she said, while stitching up Sidra’s foot. “The only things we don’t do are those we pass off to surgeons or specialists.”
Within a matter of minutes, Sidra’s foot was stitched and bandaged, and Minsahee helped her to the sofa where she could lie down and elevate her foot. Only after she was settled did she notice that besides tending her wound, Minsahee had cleaned up the blood, tidied up the suture and bandage packages, and repacked the first aid kit.
“Thanks, Min. Or I guess I should say Doctor Minsahee.”
“There’s no need for that. But I will have to take care of you for a few days. You need to stay off that foot as much as possible.”
“Ugh.”
“What were you preparing to cook?”
“I was going to make us some home fries. The potatoes are chopped and ready.”
“I don’t know what home fries or potatoes are, but if you talk me through it, I can make it for you.”
As Sidra lay on the sofa, eating home fries, she looked at the hikarin woman seated in the chair across from her, savoring them, taking her time.
“You know, Min, I think these may be the best home fries I’ve ever had. I don’t know whether it’s the potatoes, the cook, or the company.”
“Like I said, everything’s better with a friend.”
“We’ll have to do this again.”
“When I finish my time?”
“That sounds like a plan. I can hang around and wait a few days for you. Maybe even find some potatoes there on the station…wouldn’t that be something?”
Minsahee cleaned up the mess in the galley and made sure Sidra had water close to hand. “I’ll go make sure the cabins and washroom are clean. If you need anything, call.”
“They’re clean enough. Let’s watch some more of this series.” The next episode started, and Sidra looked at her foot, then at the hikarin woman curled up on the floor watching with her. She’d always worked alone, but maybe she could do with a doctor on board…or even a friend.
Reedsy prompt: Write about two people striking up an unlikely friendship.
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The PV Hobby Horse, a small cargo ship in the manufacturer’s default medium grey, sat at one end of the docks. Mid-bulk transports took the other occupied slots, while the big ships were loaded by drone on the opposite side of the station.
Sidra Boston, captain of the Hobby Horse and professional bounty hunter, found herself facing a trip back into aslodzhin space to fulfill a promise. The trip was going to cost. Any other species’ space, she’d find someone that needed a small cargo delivered, but not so the aslodzhins. They already had her and her ship registered as a private vehicle for the purpose of bounty hunting, and their rules were as strict and inflexible as their carapace.
On a whim, she checked for any bounties put out by the aslodzhin courts. That she found one surprised her; the fact that the bounty was so low it wouldn’t even cover docking fees didn’t. Still, the skip was reportedly on this station, and it saved her a few credits.
Sidra wandered the station, stopping in the first eatery she encountered. They did a passable burger and fries, but the milkshake tasted like sweetened sludge, and was undrinkable.
She paid for her meal and looked at the warrant again. The hikarin female shouldn’t be difficult to find. Hikarins were tall, often well over two meters, thin, fine-boned, furry, and had six limbs, sometimes walking on four, sometimes on three and sometimes on two. The center two limbs were long and strong enough to act as legs, yet they had grasping feet-hands. This station, in human space, had few hikarins, and even fewer with the rare, orange fur of her bounty.
Finding her quarry was easier than expected. She sat against the wall in the main concourse and held a sign asking for food or assistance to get to Lizshak, a world in aslodzhin space.
Sidra didn’t have any weapons or cuffs on her, but thought she’d give it a try. “Minsahee?” she asked.
The hikarin nodded. Her large eyes were sunken, her fur a matted and dull orange-brown beneath crusted clothes. “Can you help me get home?”
“Minsahee, I have a warrant for your arrest for failure to appear before the aslodzhin court. You can come with me quietly, or I can go back and get my cuffs and shackles and we can do this the hard way.”
Minsahee’s eyes filled with tears. “You mean, you’ll take me to Lizshak?”
“I wasn’t planning on going that far, but I’ll get you to aslodzhin space, Station 47, and the court will take you wherever you’re meant to stand trial.” Sidra extended a hand to help the hikarin to her feet.
She was too weak to walk on two limbs, instead leaning over to walk on four, and even then, her steps were unsteady. Sidra put an arm around her and was surprised at how bony the woman felt under the fur.
“Do you need a doctor?”
Minsahee leaned against Sidra. “No, I’m just tired.”
Sidra didn’t see a need to put the hikarin in the cell built into the cargo bay, and instead offered her a bunk in an unused cabin. “I’m trusting you not to be stupid,” she said. “Remember, I could take you on my worst day and your best, so don’t make me lock you up.”
Minsahee said nothing. Instead, she lay on the bunk, once again on the verge of tears.
Sidra grabbed a meal bar from the pantry and gave it to her with a jug of water. “There’s a washroom right next door if you need it. Once we’re in the hyper lane I’ll have time to answer any questions.”
At least the return trip to aslodzhin space would be quiet. She’d spent the last two weeks with a crippled turgen in the cell, cursing her every minute he was awake, until she finally snapped, “You wouldn’t stop! You threatened to kill the hikarin you’d already hurt, and the aslodzhin officer, and me! How was I to know you can’t walk or stand without the use of your tail, anyway?”
The court was at first reluctant to pay the bounty, given his condition. Once they saw the bodycam footage, though, they relented.
This was a strange one, though. She’d picked up skips in various states of injury or illness, but never one that seemed on the verge of starving to death.
Once they were in the lane, course plotted in, she returned to the cabin Minsahee was using. The door was still open, and the empty wrapper for the meal bar was folded neatly and laid next to the pillow on the bunk. The hikarin had drunk half the water and was sleeping curled up in a ball.
Sidra closed the door and slept in a chair right outside it. It wouldn’t do to have the gal try to sneak to the cockpit and reroute the ship to Lizshak.
When Sidra woke a few hours later, Minsahee was still asleep. She heated up a can of potato-leek soup with ham and filled a bowl for herself. It was just as she started on her meal that Minsahee entered, carrying the half-empty water jug and meal bar wrapper.
Sidra looked up at her. “You hungry?”
Minsahee nodded and Sidra got up and poured the other half can of soup into a bowl, put a spoon in it, and set it on the table opposite herself. She sat back down and nodded at the bowl.
The hikarin got the message and sat to eat. She ate as if it was the last meal she’d ever get. Still, she only managed to eat half of it.
“Thank you, Captain.”
“So, Minsahee, why Lizshak?”
“I have—had a home there. Maybe I can go back to my job after I serve my time.”
“Your warrant didn’t say anything about your crime. You mind telling me?”
“Not a crime, a civil infraction.” Minsahee still held on to the meal bar wrapper until Sidra pointed at the recycler where she finally deposited it.
“What was the infraction, and how much time are you facing?”
“Mandatory three standard days for failure to appear for an appointment to have my signature notarized.”
Sidra’s spoon stopped halfway to her mouth which hung open. She set the spoon back in the bowl. “Say that again?”
“I was closing out a lease, which required a notarized signature. I had an appointment at the court notary but had to leave the day prior for Amherst station where you picked me up.”
“Why is that?”
“My hemi-brother was injured and in intensive care there. He was my only remaining family.”
Sidra sighed. “Was. I take it he didn’t make it?”
Minsahee shook her head. “I spent every credit I had getting there and had no way back.”
“How long were you on Amherst?”
“I don’t know in standard days, but seventy-one human days.”
“Shit.” Sidra went back to eating her soup. “Do you feel a little better with some food in your belly?”
“Yes, Captain. Thank you again.”
“I’m going to lay out a few simple rules on my ship. One: never enter the cockpit unless I tell you to. Two: never cycle an airlock unless I tell you to. Three: Clean up after yourself. That includes putting your leftovers in the fridge over there and finishing them later. I hate waste. Four: if you’re using the washroom, flip the switch just inside the door up, so I know you’re in there, and flip it down when you leave.”
“Yes, Captain, I will do those things.”
“As long as you don’t break the rules, you can call me Sid. Is it okay if I call you Min?”
Minsahee nodded. “Yes, I’d like that.”
Sidra stood up and cleaned up her dishes. “Not rules, but a few helpful things. If you want to wait to eat when I eat, that’s fine, but if you’re hungry, don’t be afraid to come in and feed yourself. Drinking water is available from the labeled tap over there. First aid kit is right there, too, but there’s nothing in there to make me go night-night or get you high. If you need to, feel free to use my shampoo. I take it you haven’t had a good wash in a while, right?”
Minsahee looked down at the table. “Right.”
“Hey, don’t be embarrassed. It’s not your fault. Social Services on Amherst should’ve done something to help.”
As Minsahee put her leftovers in the fridge, Sidra flopped down on the sofa and started up a holo series. She hadn’t been able to pay any attention with her last passenger, so it seemed like a good time to catch up.
She heard the shower start and stop several times. At least she knows how to wash without wasting water, Sidra thought. During quiet parts of the holo she could hear pained grunts and sharp intakes of breath from the cabins.
Sidra paused the holo and went to check on Minsahee. Her door was open, and she was trying to untangle bright orange fur with her fingers. Her clothes lay in a pile beside the bed.
Sidra grabbed a comb and brush from the washroom and tapped on her door. “Would you like some help?”
“I don’t want to be a bother—”
“Nonsense. You can throw those clothes and the bedsheets in the sterilizer and come sit in the galley with me. I’ll work on your back while you work on your front.”
“But I’m naked.”
“So? See anyone else around here?”
Minsahee picked up the clothes and sheets and put them in the machine that Sidra pointed to. It started automatically, and she followed Sidra back to the galley.
“I’m gonna sit on the sofa, just sit on the floor in front of me and I’ll get started on your back.”
Once they’d settled in, Sidra resumed play on the holo and began to comb the mats out of the hikarin’s fur. She was careful not to pull too hard, instead treating it as she did the rescue cat she’d had years before.
“Captain, why would you do this for me?”
“I told you, Min, call me Sid.” She took a deep breath and let it out. “Maybe I just don’t want the court to think I abused you on the way.”
Minsahee shook her head. “That’s not it. You could’ve brought me in exactly as you found me, and they wouldn’t care. So why, Sid?”
“Most of the time my job’s pretty lonely. I guess it’s just nice having a skip that isn’t trying to run, or kill me, or anything of the sort.” She laughed. “You’re the first bounty I’ve ever picked up that wanted to go serve your time.”
“I can’t get work until I do,” she said, “so I should.”
Once Sidra had worked out the mats on Minsahee’s head, back, and upper arms, she handed the comb to her and began to brush out those areas. All the while, the two watched episode after episode of the holo.
They stopped partway through the evening to eat; Minsahee reheating and finishing her soup and Sidra making herself a sandwich. Even though her clothes were clean, Minsahee didn’t rush to dress. When Sidra had finished with the brush, Minsahee took over, brushing her forelimbs and legs, chest, belly, and neck.
As one of the holo episodes ended, Sidra stopped it and stood. “I’m going to shower and go to bed. If you want to keep watching you can, just no spoilers.”
“Spoilers?”
“If you watch more episodes, don’t tell me what happens. I like to find out for myself.”
“I think I’m just going to finish brushing out my legs, and then go to sleep myself. I’m not ready to put clothes on with how good my fur feels right now. Besides, I think the show’s more enjoyable with a friend.”
Sidra nodded and left the galley. A friend, she thought, is that how she sees me? The sterilizer was on the way to the cabins, so she pulled out the sheets and clothes, made up Minsahee’s bed, and laid her folded clothes in the center of it. The four-sleeved top had a large rip on one of the lower sleeves, but Sidra didn’t have any way to repair it.
She stepped into the shower, wet herself down, scrubbed, and rinsed quickly. She walked out carrying her clothes and wrapped in a towel. Minsahee waited for her just inside the door of her cabin. “Thank you again, ca—Sid.”
“Get some sleep, Min.” Sidra dropped her clothes and the towel in the sterilizer on her way by and lay down to sleep in her own cabin. She knew for sure now that Minsahee wasn’t going to sneak onto the bridge or try to strangle her in her sleep.
The next morning, Sidra pulled the treasure she’d picked up on Amherst out of the pantry. Two real potatoes. She’d planned on gorging on home fries, but since she had company, she’d share. Shit, she thought, company? I thought I was hauling a skip.
As she finished chopping the potatoes, she answered herself aloud, “No, she’s a good woman. She just missed an appointment, we all do. It’s the bugs that are the baddies here.”
“Did you say something?”
Sidra jumped, knocking the knife off the counter. It landed on her foot, leaving a long gash. “Ow, shit!”
“Lay down and elevate your foot,” Minsahee said with more force than Sidra thought her capable of. She pulled the first-aid kit off the wall and dropped down next to Sidra. In a matter of seconds, she’d cleaned the wound, and begun pulling out the suture kit. “I’m sorry, Captain, it’s deep and it needs stitches.”
“What was your job?” Sidra asked.
“Second-rank-emergency-trauma-physician-first-class,” she answered, as she sprayed a numbing agent on the injury.
“Aslodzhin titles. That would be like, what, an ER doctor in human space?”
“Similar,” she said, while stitching up Sidra’s foot. “The only things we don’t do are those we pass off to surgeons or specialists.”
Within a matter of minutes, Sidra’s foot was stitched and bandaged, and Minsahee helped her to the sofa where she could lie down and elevate her foot. Only after she was settled did she notice that besides tending her wound, Minsahee had cleaned up the blood, tidied up the suture and bandage packages, and repacked the first aid kit.
“Thanks, Min. Or I guess I should say Doctor Minsahee.”
“There’s no need for that. But I will have to take care of you for a few days. You need to stay off that foot as much as possible.”
“Ugh.”
“What were you preparing to cook?”
“I was going to make us some home fries. The potatoes are chopped and ready.”
“I don’t know what home fries or potatoes are, but if you talk me through it, I can make it for you.”
As Sidra lay on the sofa, eating home fries, she looked at the hikarin woman seated in the chair across from her, savoring them, taking her time.
“You know, Min, I think these may be the best home fries I’ve ever had. I don’t know whether it’s the potatoes, the cook, or the company.”
“Like I said, everything’s better with a friend.”
“We’ll have to do this again.”
“When I finish my time?”
“That sounds like a plan. I can hang around and wait a few days for you. Maybe even find some potatoes there on the station…wouldn’t that be something?”
Minsahee cleaned up the mess in the galley and made sure Sidra had water close to hand. “I’ll go make sure the cabins and washroom are clean. If you need anything, call.”
“They’re clean enough. Let’s watch some more of this series.” The next episode started, and Sidra looked at her foot, then at the hikarin woman curled up on the floor watching with her. She’d always worked alone, but maybe she could do with a doctor on board…or even a friend.
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American Spa
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Aqualife
https://www.homedepot.com/p/AquaLife-Sutherland-LS-6-Person-120-Stainless-Jet-Lounger-Hot-Tub-with-Ozone-and-Real-Stainless-Steel-Heater-with-Waterfall-SS2760817403/314118227
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Our current budget is 8-10k and we have found these two models I'd like thoughts on.
American Spa
https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Spas-6-Person-100-Jet-Premium-Acrylic-Lounger-Spa-Standard-Hot-Tub-with-Bluetooth-Sound-System-and-LED-Waterfall-AMZ100L/322180135
Aqualife
https://www.homedepot.com/p/AquaLife-Sutherland-LS-6-Person-120-Stainless-Jet-Lounger-Hot-Tub-with-Ozone-and-Real-Stainless-Steel-Heater-with-Waterfall-SS2760817403/314118227
2023.06.10 23:30 khoafraelich789 2023 MG GT Sport 1.5L Turbo TST
 | submitted by khoafraelich789 to CarInformationNews [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/rttiug2vbd3b1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=61b43837d643830c0e30ee28946caf204892517a Make: MG Model: GT Sport TST Engine: 1.5-liter DOHC 16-valve Inline-4 Turbo Intercooler Max Power: 161 PS @ 5600 rpm Max Torque: 250 Nm @ 1750 - 4000 rpm Transmission: 7-speed dual-clutch transmission Price as Tested: ₱PHP 1,193,888 For a brand known mainly for its sports cars from the 60s to the 90s, it was unusual to see MG launch one crossover SUV after another in the local market. They teased us a little bit with the MG6 liftback (launched in 2019), but thankfully, they are upping the marque’s sportiness with the introduction of the second-generation MG GT sports sedan. Its nose has a proper scowl, which makes it look like it is impatiently waiting for the light to turn green and dash away. It was thoughtful of MG to put holes for the vehicle plate screws below the 3D digital flaming grille (so onlookers can see its full form), and the extra black molding that extends into these large air vents is a nice touch that gives it a one-of-a-kind front fascia. The side showcases its very nice 17-inch two-tone Tomahawk alloy wheels, a couple of sharp character lines that highlight the shapely fenders, and a chrome trim that traces the daylight opening and emphasizes the slope that gives it a fastback form. LED bulbs are standard on the intelligent headlights and 3D racetrack taillights. It also has a couple of elements that reduce drag and increase aerodynamic efficiency, a front (carbon fiber-style) and rear (ducktail) spoiler. It looks every bit the part of a sports sedan from the front, but I have a few suggestions. A lower stance would be better, which means reduced ground clearance. On top of that, a sleeker roof would make it look sexier and give it better stability, and a larger rear glass should elicit an illusion of a wider body (when viewed from the rear). Lastly, drop the faux twin exhaust because it looks pretty obvious. MG brags that it has a fighter jet-inspired cockpit. I have never been in a fighter jet as the closest I have been was while watching ‘Top Gun: Maverick,’ so I’ll take their word for it. The dashboard is sleek, with switches that are just the right size to match the cockpit design. The plastic surface could be better, but the diamond-design accent that runs along the middle gives it a certain level of sophistication. The matching slim infotainment system is laid out horizontally and sits on top of a silver ledge with toggles to switch between the different menus of the 10-inch floating monitor. Designers gave the layout some thought to ensure every detail matches the image they have of the GT. I single out the instrument cluster because of its different look and feel. I get a Chevy (think Spark) or a moto vibe from it, even if it sports a 12.3-inch virtual display with a digital speedometer and tachometer. The unique thing about it is the red linear gauges on either side that goes up and down depending on the speed and RPM. Each front seat has bolsters for a snug fit, which is why it appears small at first. It cradles the torso very well, which helps keep the body in place during aggressive driving, but I wish the seat bottoms were just a bit longer for more thigh support. It has leather upholstery, red stitching, and quilting on the backrest. There are two USB ports in front, one for charging and the other for Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. It also has Bluetooth audio streaming. The third USB port is at the back, beside the rear air vents. The flat-bottom multi-function leather steering wheel feels great. It is just the right size and enhances the vehicle’s sporty personality. It has tilt adjustment but does not have telescopic features. Behind it are the paddle shifters and three stalks that include cruise controls. I like its current interior equipment and the power sunroof is not a regular sight in the segment; that gives it a leg up over the competition. More premium cabin materials would be better, and throw in more padded surfaces too. The six-speaker system sounds good, but maybe too good in some parts because I can feel the vibration of the panels from the door speaker when I turn up the volume. What is impressive about this vehicle is its small displacement 1.5-liter turbocharged gas engine that makes 161 PS and 250 Nm of torque. Drive goes to the wheels via a seven-speed twin-clutch gearbox. Throttle response is drive mode dependent. Normal is the default mode, and it feels pretty mild-mannered. The vehicle’s weight is more palpable as it rises steadily to the desired speed. Switching modes was a little tricky as there was a button on the center stack. The paddle shifter also did not have an effect. Only when I toggled the gear shifter back did it shift to Sport, and vice versa. Acceleration is slightly more abrupt, but I love the sound it makes. Instead of the typical rumble, which you will not get anyway because it only has four cylinders, there is a thrilling throttling-up sound that rises in the cabin the faster I went. Handling is not too light, but despite its good power-to-weight ratio, it is not as agile. That is partly due to soft suspension and high ground clearance. Its height raises the center of gravity which -together with the ride height- is why there is a significant amount of body roll when cornering. If you want to sort that out, get a new set of coilover suspensions or a lowering kit (if there are any available). But there is a benefit to keeping it suspension setup stock. This soft type has more comfort versus rigid setups that offer sporty handling. It keeps road harshness levels down, and unless you plan to drive it aggressively, there is no need to modify it. It has a forward collision warning and lane departure warning, but my favorite is the 360-degree vehicle view camera. It shows the vehicle's position relative to external obstacles, while the forward camera lets me park face-front as close to the wall as possible. If you plan to take it for a weekend trip, the trunk space is 40 inches long and 53 inches wide. It looks big enough to store a couple of check-in luggage and several overnight bags. At PHP 1,193,888, the 2023 MG GT Sport TST certainly has qualities befitting a compact sports sedan. It may not corner like the Civic RS but its higher torque lets it take off with a bit more bravado. This second-generation model is already on the right track with its powertrain. A few more updates in the MG GT and it can give the segment a run for its money. Source: autoindustriya |
2023.06.10 22:50 Impossible_Active271 Video gaming is not a sport, even at a professional & competitive level
Sweating because of adrenaline or Monster overdose doesn’t make it sport. You literally sit on a chair, click on a mouse and tap on a few keys. By that standard, playing an instrument would be considered a sport, yet it is not.
Competition doesn’t make it a sport either: beauty pageant is a competition, and yet not a sport. Same for board games and the UK Quizbowl.
The industry only chose this word to make more money: having the players wear microfiber shirts and sit on chairs that look like formula seats sells more than chess and board games.
Was there any other name appropriate for this activity? Yes: just like playing soccer makes it soccer and playing American football makes it American football, playing video games could simply be called video games.
When your doctor asks you if you do any sport, do you answer « Yes, I play video games »? No. Because deep down you know that’s not a sport, as does your doctor.
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Competition doesn’t make it a sport either: beauty pageant is a competition, and yet not a sport. Same for board games and the UK Quizbowl.
The industry only chose this word to make more money: having the players wear microfiber shirts and sit on chairs that look like formula seats sells more than chess and board games.
Was there any other name appropriate for this activity? Yes: just like playing soccer makes it soccer and playing American football makes it American football, playing video games could simply be called video games.
When your doctor asks you if you do any sport, do you answer « Yes, I play video games »? No. Because deep down you know that’s not a sport, as does your doctor.
2023.06.10 22:48 3timeNationalChamps Need help deciding on a SUV for my grandma
Hi y’all. My grandma has had a Chrysler town and country for over a decade now. They take meticulous care of their vehicles and it’s at 150,000 miles currently, but she is thinking about getting something newer. Really her only requirements are she’d like to have a screen (which is standard on everything these days) and maybe some heated and cooled seats. They would love an American company (Ford, Dodge, Chevy), but I told them that those companies make unreliable stuff in their price range (unless I’m wrong about the equinox or hornet?)
Budget is around $30k. They don’t want a car payment, just straight cash. Only new.
She really likes the Toyota RAV4, couple of options in our area at MSRP. Also told her about the Subaru Forester, Mazda CX5, and Honda CRV. Any other options I should let her know about? Honestly will probably end up getting the Toyota but it’s good to look at other things.
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Budget is around $30k. They don’t want a car payment, just straight cash. Only new.
She really likes the Toyota RAV4, couple of options in our area at MSRP. Also told her about the Subaru Forester, Mazda CX5, and Honda CRV. Any other options I should let her know about? Honestly will probably end up getting the Toyota but it’s good to look at other things.
2023.06.10 22:30 Mizzno [H] Games [W] Lost Ruins, Lone Fungus, Offers
For sale, for Steam gift cards (or gifted Steam Wallet balance):
For trade:
*tentatively up for trade, assuming I buy the bundle
WANT:
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- Dark Souls™: Prepare To Die™ Edition (removed from Steam Store;
$350$400 or best offer) - Fall Guys (removed from Steam Store)
- Fall Guys - Dragon Hugger Pack (removed from Steam Store)
- Fall Guys - Icy Adventure Pack (removed from Steam Store)
- Humble Hunie Sakura Bundle (can also trade for a full "charity" bundle (Australia Fire Relief Bundle or similar))
- Humble Sekai Project Bundle (can also trade for a full "charity" bundle (Stand with Ukraine Bundle or similar))
For trade:
*tentatively up for trade, assuming I buy the bundle
- Bionic Commando: Rearmed
- Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
- Lost Planet 3 - Complete
- Mega Man Legacy Collection
- STRIDER™ / ストライダー飛竜®
- 112 Operator
- 911 Operator
- The Amazing American Circus
- Armello
- Backbone
- Calico
- Cris Tales
- Euro Truck Simulator 2
- Farming Simulator 17
- Ghostrunner
- Gotham Knights
- Guilty Gear X2 #Reload
- Lust from Beyond: M Edition
- Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine
- Orbital Racer
- Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition
- PAYDAY 2
- Pilgrims
- Soulblight
- Space Crew: Legendary Edition
- Starfinder Core Rulebook (Paizo key) and Starfinder Adventure: Junker's Delight (Paizo key)
- Strange Brigade
- Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
- System Shock 2
- System Shock: Enhanced Edition
- Ticket to Ride
- XCOM® 2
- X-Morph: Defense Complete Pack
- Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game
- Fallout 76
- Fobia - St. Dinfna Hotel
- Othercide
- Shady Part of Me
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York
- Vampire: The Masquerade - Shadows of New York
- Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Heart of the Forest
- Baldur's Gate: Faces of Good and Evil
- Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear
- Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition
- Day of the Tentacle Remastered
- Grim Fandango Remastered
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
- STAR WARS®: Knights of the Old Republic™ II
- Highway Blossoms
- HunieCam Studio
- KARAKARA
- Sunrider Academy
- Sunrider: Liberation Day - Captain's Edition
- The Elder Scrolls: Legends: 2 Card Packs (Skyrim) 1 Event Ticket 100 Gold 100 Souls
- ESO Vanity Pet: Bristlegut Piglet and 15 Days of ESO Plus
- Ame no Marginal -Rain Marginal-
- KARAKARA
- Memory's Dogma CODE:01
- Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project
- Narcissu 10th Anniversary Anthology Project - Season Pass
- A Kiss For the Petals - Remembering How We Met
- Sakura Angels
- Beach Bounce
- Beach Bounce - Soundtrack
- Blue Rose
- Lionessy Story
- My Personal Angel
- Natural - Beyond Nature -
- Postmen Of Horizon (removed from Steam Store)
- Koi-Koi Japan [Hanafuda playing cards]
- Mahjong Pretty Girls Battle
- Mahjong Pretty Girls Battle : School Girls Edition
- Poker Pretty Girls Battle: Texas Hold'em
- Pretty Girls Mahjong Solitaire
- Guns of Icarus Alliance
- Guns of Icarus Online
- Impossible Creatures Steam Edition
- Lethal League
- Tempest: Pirate Action RPG
- Tempest - Treasure Lands
- Tempest - Original Soundtrack
- Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf
- Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide
- For The King
- Book of Demons
- PlateUp!
- Spiritfarer®: Farewell Edition
- Kingdom Two Crowns
- White Day: A Labyrinth Named School
- Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War
- Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
- Steel Rats™
- Hue
- Sifu Deluxe Edition Upgrade Bundle (Epic key)
- Gal*Gun: Double Peace
- The Invisible Hours
- Synergia
- ROCKETRON
- Project Nimbus: Complete Edition
- Dead Age
- Dusk Diver 酉閃町
- Spirit Hunter: NG
- Slain: Back from Hell(?)
- Cook, Serve, Delicious!
- Tower of Time
- Danger Scavenger
- Survive the Nights
- The Beast Inside
- Valfaris
- Nongunz: Doppelganger Edition
- This War of Mine
- My Time At Portia
- 112 Operator
- 911 Operator
- Book of Demons
- Broken Age
- Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons
- Crying Suns
- Crying Suns
- Dear Esther: Landmark Edition
- Driftland: The Magic Revival
- Liberated (GOG key)
- Moon Hunters
- Out of Reach: Treasure Royale
- Rustler (Grand Theft Horse)
- Wanderlust: Travel Stories (GOG key)
- WARSAW
- X-Morph: Defense + European Assault, Survival of the Fittest, and Last Bastion DLC (I believe this redeems as the linked Complete Pack, minus the soundtrack)
- ΔV: Rings of Saturn(?)
- Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game
- Fobia - St. Dinfna Hotel
- Phoenix Point: Year One Edition
- Deliver Us The Moon
- Morkredd
- Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos
- Space Crew: Legendary Edition
- Spirit Hunter: NG
- Survivalist: Invisible Strain
- Warhammer: Vermintide 2
- ENDLESS™ Space 2
- Surviving the Aftermath
- The Long Dark
- Blade Assault
- Founders' Fortune
- Hokko Life
- Monster Crown
- Fallout 76
- Othercide
- Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition
- ScourgeBringer
- Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey
- HOT WHEELS UNLEASHED™
- Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition
- Sonic CD (removed from Steam Store)
- LEGO® Harry Potter: Years 1-4
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- Bionic Commando
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- Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor Game of the Year Edition
- Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter
- The Mean Greens - Plastic Warfare
- Crusaders of the Lost Idols Legendary Starter Pack
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2023.06.10 21:58 teruteru-fan-sam 27 club+ ratio
Informative, but however I can't believe that he didn't talk about how The 27 Club is an informal list consisting mostly of popular musicians, artists, actors, and other celebrities who died at age 27. Although the claim of a "statistical spike" for the death of musicians at that age has been refuted by scientific research, it remains a cultural phenomenon, with many celebrities who die at 27 noted for their high-risk lifestyles. Beginning with the deaths of several 27-year-old popular musicians between 1969 and 1971, dying at the age of 27 came to be, and remains, a perennial subject of popular culture, celebrity journalism, and entertainment industry lore. This cultural phenomenon, which came to be known as the "27 Club," attributes special significance to popular musicians, artists, actors, and other celebrities who died at age 27, often as a result of drug and alcohol abuse or violent means such as homicide, suicide, or transportation-related accidents. Several exhibitions have been devoted to the idea, as well as novels, films and stage plays. The cultural phenomenon also gave rise to an urban myth that celebrity deaths are more common at 27, a claim that has been refuted by statistical research. Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison all died at the age of 27 between 1969 and 1971. Blues musician Robert Johnson, who died in 1938, is one of the earliest popular musicians to be included in lists of 27 Club members.
According to Hendrix and Kurt Cobain's biographer Charles R. Cross, the growing importance of the media—Internet, magazines, and television—and the response to an interview of Cobain's mother were jointly responsible for such theories. An excerpt from a statement that Cobain's mother, Wendy Fradenburg Cobain O'Connor, made in the Aberdeen, Washington, newspaper The Daily World—"Now he's gone and joined that stupid club. I told him not to join that stupid club."—referred to Hendrix, Joplin, and Morrison dying at the same age, according to Cross. Other authors share his view. On the other hand, Eric Segalstad, writer of The 27s: The Greatest Myth of Rock & Roll, assumed that Cobain's mother referred to the death of his two uncles and his great-uncle, all of whom had also committed suicide. According to Cross, the events have led a "set of conspiracy theorists [to suggest] the absurd notion that Kurt Cobain intentionally timed his death so he could join the 27 Club".
In 2011, seventeen years after Cobain's death, Amy Winehouse died at the age of 27, prompting a renewed swell of media attention devoted to the club once again. Three years earlier, she had expressed a fear of dying at that age.
An individual does not necessarily have to be a musician to qualify as a "member" of the 27 Club. Rolling Stone included television actor Jonathan Brandis, who committed suicide in 2003, in a list of 27 Club members. Anton Yelchin, who had played in a punk rock band but was primarily known as a film actor, was also described as a member of the club upon his death in 2016. Likewise, Jean-Michel Basquiat has been included in 27 Club lists, despite the relative brevity of his music career, and his prominence as a painter.
According to music biographer Charles R. Cross, "The number of musicians who passed away at 27 is truly remarkable by any standard. Though humans die regularly at all ages, there is a statistical spike for musicians who die at 27." Despite the cultural significance given to musician and celebrity deaths at age 27, the claim that they are statistically more common at this age is an urban myth, refuted by scientific research. A study by university academics published in the British Medical Journal in December 2011 concluded that there was no increase in the risk of death for musicians at the age of 27, stating that there were equally small increases at ages 25 and 32. The study noted that young adult musicians have a higher death rate than the general young adult population, surmising that "fame may increase the risk of death among musicians, but this risk is not limited to age 27". The selection criteria for the musicians included in the study, based on having scored a UK No. 1 album between 1956 and 2007, excluded several notable members of the 27 Club, including Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison, Pete Ham, and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. A 2014 article at The Conversation suggested that statistical evidence shows popular musicians are most likely to die at the age of 56 (2.2% compared to 1.3% at 27).
Because the 27 Club is entirely notional, there is no official membership. The following table lists people described as "members" of the club in reliable published sources, in the opinion of their respective authors.
Joseph Merrick August 5, 1862-April 11, 1890 Man who suffered from Proteus syndrome who gained fame by joining the circus and appearing in freak shows. Accidental death caused by his condition, which caused him to suffocate and a dislocated neck, which likely severed his vertebral arteries . 27 years, 249 days
Alexandre Levy November 10, 1864- January 17, 1892 Composer, pianist and conductor. Cause of death not recorded. 27 years, 68 days
Louis Chauvin March 13, 1881-March 26, 1908 Ragtime musician. Neurosyphilitic sclerosis. 27 years, 13 days
Rupert Brooke August 3, 1887-April 23, 1915 Poet. Sepsis. 27 years, 263 days
Robert Johnson May 8, 1911-August 16, 1938 Blues singer and musician. Unknown cause of death, rumored to be supernatural at a crossroads. 27 years, 100 days
Ghazi of Iraq March 21, 1912-April 4, 1939 King of Iraq from 1933-1939. Traffic accident, probable murder.27 years, 14 days.
Nat Jaffe January 1, 1918-August 5, 1945 Swing jazz pianist. Complications from high blood pressure. 27 years, 216 days.
Jesse Belvin December 15, 1932-February 6, 1960 R&B singer, pianist and songwriter. Car crash, suspected foul play. 27 years, 53 days.
Rudy Lewis August 23, 1936-May 20, 1964 Vocalist of the Drifters . Drug overdose. 27 years, 271 days.
Joe Henderson April 24, 1937-October 24, 1964 R&B and gospel singer. Heart attack. 27 years, 183 days.
Malcolm Hale May 17, 1941-October 30, 1968 Original member and lead guitarist of Spanky and Our Gang. Carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 166 days.
Dickie Pride October 21, 1941-March 26, 1969 Rock and roll singer. Drug overdose. 27 years, 156 days.
Brian Jones February 28, 1942-July 3, 1969 Rolling Stones founder, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Drowning, suspected foul play. 27 years, 125 days.
Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson July 4, 1943-September 3, 1970 Leader, singer and primary composer of Canned Heat. Drug overdose. 27 years, 61 days.
Jimi Hendrix November 27, 1942-September 18, 1970 Pioneering electric guitarist, singer and songwriter of the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Band of Gypsys. Asphyxia due to drug use. 27 years, 295 days.
Janis Joplin January 19, 1943-October 4, 1970 Lead vocalist and songwriter of Big Brother and the Holding Company, the Kozmic Blues Band and Full Tilt Boogie Band. Drug overdose. 27 years, 258 days.
Arlester "Dyke" Christian June 13, 1943-March 13, 1971 Frontman, vocalist and bassist of Dyke and the Blazers . Murdered by Clarence Daniels. 27 years, 273 days.
Jim Morrison December 8, 1943-July 3, 1971 Singer, lyricist, and leader of the Doors. Found in Paris bathtub deceased from heart failure. 27 years, 207 days.
Leslie Harvey September 14, 1944-May 3, 1972 Guitarist in several Scottish bands, most notably Stone the Crows. Electrocuted by unearthed microphone. 27 years, 232 days.
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan September 8, 1945-March 8, 1973 Founding member, keyboardist and singer of the Grateful Dead. Gastrointestinal hemorrhage caused by alcoholism. 27 years, 181 days.
Roger Lee Durham February 14, 1946-July 27, 1973 Singer and percussionist of Bloodstone. Horseriding accident. 27 years, 163 days.
Pamela Courson December 22, 1946-April 25, 1974 Long-term companion of Jim Morrison and heir to his estate. Heroin overdose. 27 years, 124 days.
Wallace "Wally" Yohn January 12, 1947-August 12, 1974 Organ player for Chase. Plane crash. 27 years, 212 days.
Dave Alexander June 3, 1947-February 10, 1975 Bassist of the Stooges. Pulmonary edema caused by alcoholism. 27 years, 252 days.
Pete Ham April 27, 1947-April 24, 1975 Keyboardist and guitarist, leader of Badfinger. Suicide by hanging. 27 years, 362 days.
Gary Thain May 15, 1948-December 8, 1975 Former bassist of Uriah Heep and the Keef Hartley Band. Drug overdose. 27 years, 205 days.
Cecilia October 11, 1948-August 2, 1976 Spanish singer-songwriter. Car accident. 27 years, 296 days.
Helmut Köllen March 2, 1950-May 3, 1977 Bassist of 1970s prog rock band Triumvirat. Carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 62 days.
Chris Bell January 12, 1951-December 27, 1978 Singer-songwriter and guitarist of power pop band Big Star and solo artist. Car accident. 27 years, 349 days.
Zenon De Fleur September 9, 1951-March 17, 1979 Guitarist of the Count Bishops. Car accident. 27 years, 189 days.
D. Boon April 1, 1958-December 22, 1985 Guitarist, lead singer of punk band Minutemen. Car accident. 27 years, 266 days.
Alexander Bashlachev May 27, 1960- February 17, 1988 Poet, rock musician and songwriter. Defenestration, possible suicide. 27 years, 266 days.
Amar Singh Chamkila July 21, 1960- March 8, 1988 Singer, songwriter, musician, and composer. Murder by a gang of motorcyclists. 27 years, 231 days.
Jean-Michel Basquiat December 22, 1960-August 12, 1988 Painter and graffiti artist; formed the band Gray. Drug overdose. 27 years, 234 days.
Pete de Freitas August 2, 1961-June 14, 1989 Drummer of Echo & the Bunnymen. Motorcycle accident. 27 years, 316 days.
Finbarr Donnelly April 25, 1962-June 18, 1989 Singer of Five Go Down to the Sea?. Drowning. 27 years, 50 days.
Chris Austin February 24, 1964-March 16, 1991 Country singer and guitarist/fiddle player for Reba McEntire. Plane crash. 27 years, 20 days.
Dimitar Voev May 21, 1965-September 5, 1992 Poet, founder of the Bulgarian new wave band New Generation. Cancer. 27 years, 107 days.
Mia Zapata August 25 1965-July 7 1992 Lead singer of the Gits. Murder by Jesus Mezquia. 27 years, 316 days.
Kurt Cobain February 20 1967-c. April 5 1994 Founding member, lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Nirvana. Suicide by gunshot. 27 years, c. 44 days.
Kristen Pfaff May 26 1967-June 16 1994 Bass guitarist for Hole and Janitor Joe. Drug overdose. 27 years, 21 days.
Andrés Escobar March 13 1967-July 2 1994 Footballer. Murdered by Columbian crime rings. 27 years, 111 days.
Richey Edwards December 22 1967-c. February 1st 1995 Lyricist and guitarist of Manic Street Preachers. Disappeared, later declared legally dead. 27 years, 41 days.
Stretch April 8 1968-November 30 1995 Rapper and member of Thug Life. Murder by unknown assailant. 27 years, 236 days.
Fat Pat December 4 1970-Feburary 3 1998 Rapper and member of Screwed Up Click. Murder by unknown assailant. 27 years, 61 days.
Freaky Tah May 14, 1971-March 28, 1999 Rapper and member of the hip hop group Lost Boyz. Murder by Kelvin Jones. 27 years, 316 days.
Kami February 1, 1972-June 21, 1999 Drummer of Malice Mizer. Subarachnoid hemorrhage. 27 years, 140 days.
Rodrigo Bueno May 24, 1973-June 24, 2000 Cuarteto singer. Car accident. 27 years, 31 days.
Sean Patrick McCabe November 13, 1972-August 28, 2000 Lead singer of Ink & Dagger. Asphyxia. 27 years, 289 days.
María Serrano Serrano November 26, 1973-November 24, 2001 Singer of Passion Fruit. Plane crash. 27 years, 363 days.
Rico Yan March 14, 1975-March 29, 2002 Filipino actor. Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis. 27 years, 15 days.
Jeremy Ward May 5, 1976-May 25, 2003 The Mars Volta and De Facto sound manipulator. Drug overdose. 27 years, 20 days.
Jonathan Brandis April 13, 1976-November 12, 2003 American actor. Suicide by hanging. 27 years, 213 days.
Andrea Absolonová December 26, 1976-December 9, 2004 Porn actress. Glioblastoma. 27 years, 349 days.
Bryan Ottoson March 18, 1978-April 19, 2005 Guitarist of American Head Charge. Drug overdose. 27 years, 32 days.
Valentín Elizalde February 1, 1979-November 25, 2006 Mexican banda singer. Murder by Raúl Hernández Barrón. 27 years, 297 days.
Damien "Damo" Morris May 22, 1980-December 19, 2007 Member of Australian deathcore band the Red Shore. Bus accident. 27 years, 211 days.
Orish Grinstead June 2, 1980-April 20, 2008 Founding member of the R&B group 702. Kidney failure. 27 years, 323 days.
Jade Goody June 5, 1981-March 22, 2009 Reality-television personality. Cancer of the cervix. 27 years, 290 days.
Dash Snow July 27, 1981-July 13, 2009 Artist. Drug overdose. 27 years, 351 days.
Amy Winehouse September 14, 1983-July 23, 2011 Singer-songwriter. Alcohol poisoning. 27 years, 312 days.
Richard Turner July 30, 1984-August 11, 2011 Trumpet player, collaborator with Friendly Fires. Heart attack. 27 years, 12 days.
Sahara Davenport December 17, 1984-October 1, 2012 Drag queen. Heart failure. 27 years, 289 days.
Christian Benítez May 1, 1986-July 29, 2013 Footballer. Respiratory failure. 27 years, 89 days.
Thomas Fekete July 1, 1988-May 31, 2016 Guitarist of Surfer Blood. Sarcoma. 27 years, 335 days.
Anton Yelchin March 11, 1989-June 19, 2016 Actor, Chekov in the Star Trek reboot series. Car accident. 27 years, 100 days.
Shot December 1, 1989-September 21, 2017 Russian rapper. Diabetes. 27 years, 294 days.
Kim Jong-hyun April 8, 1990-December 18, 2017 Vocalist and lyricist of Shinee. Suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 254 days.
Fredo Santana July 4, 1990-January 19, 2018 American rapper. Idiopathic epilepsy . 27 years, 199 days.
Tyler Skaggs July 13, 1991-July 1, 2019 American professional baseball starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels. Asphyxia due to drug use. 27 years, 353 days.
Benjamin Keough October 21, 1992-July 12, 2020 Elvis Presley's grandson, son of Lisa Marie Presley and brother of Riley Keough. Suicide by gunshot. 27 years, 265 days.
Murda Killa March 9, 1993-July 13, 2020 Russian rapper. Asthma attack provoked by the use of alcohol and antidepressants. 27 years, 127 days.
Yoo Ju-eun May 3, 1995-August 29, 2022 South Korean actress. Suicide. 27 years, 118 days.
Walkie May 24, 1995-September 30, 2022 Russian battle rapper. Suicide by jumping to avoid being drafted by the Russian military. 27 years, 129 days.
Yung Trappa August 14, 1995-February 2, 2023 Russian rapper. Overdose. 27 years, 172 days.
Julián Figueroa May 27, 1995-April 2, 2023 Singer, actor, and composer. Myocardial infarction and Ventricular fibrillation. 27 years, 310 days.
so relevant to this drama smh.
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According to Hendrix and Kurt Cobain's biographer Charles R. Cross, the growing importance of the media—Internet, magazines, and television—and the response to an interview of Cobain's mother were jointly responsible for such theories. An excerpt from a statement that Cobain's mother, Wendy Fradenburg Cobain O'Connor, made in the Aberdeen, Washington, newspaper The Daily World—"Now he's gone and joined that stupid club. I told him not to join that stupid club."—referred to Hendrix, Joplin, and Morrison dying at the same age, according to Cross. Other authors share his view. On the other hand, Eric Segalstad, writer of The 27s: The Greatest Myth of Rock & Roll, assumed that Cobain's mother referred to the death of his two uncles and his great-uncle, all of whom had also committed suicide. According to Cross, the events have led a "set of conspiracy theorists [to suggest] the absurd notion that Kurt Cobain intentionally timed his death so he could join the 27 Club".
In 2011, seventeen years after Cobain's death, Amy Winehouse died at the age of 27, prompting a renewed swell of media attention devoted to the club once again. Three years earlier, she had expressed a fear of dying at that age.
An individual does not necessarily have to be a musician to qualify as a "member" of the 27 Club. Rolling Stone included television actor Jonathan Brandis, who committed suicide in 2003, in a list of 27 Club members. Anton Yelchin, who had played in a punk rock band but was primarily known as a film actor, was also described as a member of the club upon his death in 2016. Likewise, Jean-Michel Basquiat has been included in 27 Club lists, despite the relative brevity of his music career, and his prominence as a painter.
According to music biographer Charles R. Cross, "The number of musicians who passed away at 27 is truly remarkable by any standard. Though humans die regularly at all ages, there is a statistical spike for musicians who die at 27." Despite the cultural significance given to musician and celebrity deaths at age 27, the claim that they are statistically more common at this age is an urban myth, refuted by scientific research. A study by university academics published in the British Medical Journal in December 2011 concluded that there was no increase in the risk of death for musicians at the age of 27, stating that there were equally small increases at ages 25 and 32. The study noted that young adult musicians have a higher death rate than the general young adult population, surmising that "fame may increase the risk of death among musicians, but this risk is not limited to age 27". The selection criteria for the musicians included in the study, based on having scored a UK No. 1 album between 1956 and 2007, excluded several notable members of the 27 Club, including Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison, Pete Ham, and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. A 2014 article at The Conversation suggested that statistical evidence shows popular musicians are most likely to die at the age of 56 (2.2% compared to 1.3% at 27).
Because the 27 Club is entirely notional, there is no official membership. The following table lists people described as "members" of the club in reliable published sources, in the opinion of their respective authors.
Joseph Merrick August 5, 1862-April 11, 1890 Man who suffered from Proteus syndrome who gained fame by joining the circus and appearing in freak shows. Accidental death caused by his condition, which caused him to suffocate and a dislocated neck, which likely severed his vertebral arteries . 27 years, 249 days
Alexandre Levy November 10, 1864- January 17, 1892 Composer, pianist and conductor. Cause of death not recorded. 27 years, 68 days
Louis Chauvin March 13, 1881-March 26, 1908 Ragtime musician. Neurosyphilitic sclerosis. 27 years, 13 days
Rupert Brooke August 3, 1887-April 23, 1915 Poet. Sepsis. 27 years, 263 days
Robert Johnson May 8, 1911-August 16, 1938 Blues singer and musician. Unknown cause of death, rumored to be supernatural at a crossroads. 27 years, 100 days
Ghazi of Iraq March 21, 1912-April 4, 1939 King of Iraq from 1933-1939. Traffic accident, probable murder.27 years, 14 days.
Nat Jaffe January 1, 1918-August 5, 1945 Swing jazz pianist. Complications from high blood pressure. 27 years, 216 days.
Jesse Belvin December 15, 1932-February 6, 1960 R&B singer, pianist and songwriter. Car crash, suspected foul play. 27 years, 53 days.
Rudy Lewis August 23, 1936-May 20, 1964 Vocalist of the Drifters . Drug overdose. 27 years, 271 days.
Joe Henderson April 24, 1937-October 24, 1964 R&B and gospel singer. Heart attack. 27 years, 183 days.
Malcolm Hale May 17, 1941-October 30, 1968 Original member and lead guitarist of Spanky and Our Gang. Carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 166 days.
Dickie Pride October 21, 1941-March 26, 1969 Rock and roll singer. Drug overdose. 27 years, 156 days.
Brian Jones February 28, 1942-July 3, 1969 Rolling Stones founder, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Drowning, suspected foul play. 27 years, 125 days.
Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson July 4, 1943-September 3, 1970 Leader, singer and primary composer of Canned Heat. Drug overdose. 27 years, 61 days.
Jimi Hendrix November 27, 1942-September 18, 1970 Pioneering electric guitarist, singer and songwriter of the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Band of Gypsys. Asphyxia due to drug use. 27 years, 295 days.
Janis Joplin January 19, 1943-October 4, 1970 Lead vocalist and songwriter of Big Brother and the Holding Company, the Kozmic Blues Band and Full Tilt Boogie Band. Drug overdose. 27 years, 258 days.
Arlester "Dyke" Christian June 13, 1943-March 13, 1971 Frontman, vocalist and bassist of Dyke and the Blazers . Murdered by Clarence Daniels. 27 years, 273 days.
Jim Morrison December 8, 1943-July 3, 1971 Singer, lyricist, and leader of the Doors. Found in Paris bathtub deceased from heart failure. 27 years, 207 days.
Leslie Harvey September 14, 1944-May 3, 1972 Guitarist in several Scottish bands, most notably Stone the Crows. Electrocuted by unearthed microphone. 27 years, 232 days.
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan September 8, 1945-March 8, 1973 Founding member, keyboardist and singer of the Grateful Dead. Gastrointestinal hemorrhage caused by alcoholism. 27 years, 181 days.
Roger Lee Durham February 14, 1946-July 27, 1973 Singer and percussionist of Bloodstone. Horseriding accident. 27 years, 163 days.
Pamela Courson December 22, 1946-April 25, 1974 Long-term companion of Jim Morrison and heir to his estate. Heroin overdose. 27 years, 124 days.
Wallace "Wally" Yohn January 12, 1947-August 12, 1974 Organ player for Chase. Plane crash. 27 years, 212 days.
Dave Alexander June 3, 1947-February 10, 1975 Bassist of the Stooges. Pulmonary edema caused by alcoholism. 27 years, 252 days.
Pete Ham April 27, 1947-April 24, 1975 Keyboardist and guitarist, leader of Badfinger. Suicide by hanging. 27 years, 362 days.
Gary Thain May 15, 1948-December 8, 1975 Former bassist of Uriah Heep and the Keef Hartley Band. Drug overdose. 27 years, 205 days.
Cecilia October 11, 1948-August 2, 1976 Spanish singer-songwriter. Car accident. 27 years, 296 days.
Helmut Köllen March 2, 1950-May 3, 1977 Bassist of 1970s prog rock band Triumvirat. Carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 62 days.
Chris Bell January 12, 1951-December 27, 1978 Singer-songwriter and guitarist of power pop band Big Star and solo artist. Car accident. 27 years, 349 days.
Zenon De Fleur September 9, 1951-March 17, 1979 Guitarist of the Count Bishops. Car accident. 27 years, 189 days.
D. Boon April 1, 1958-December 22, 1985 Guitarist, lead singer of punk band Minutemen. Car accident. 27 years, 266 days.
Alexander Bashlachev May 27, 1960- February 17, 1988 Poet, rock musician and songwriter. Defenestration, possible suicide. 27 years, 266 days.
Amar Singh Chamkila July 21, 1960- March 8, 1988 Singer, songwriter, musician, and composer. Murder by a gang of motorcyclists. 27 years, 231 days.
Jean-Michel Basquiat December 22, 1960-August 12, 1988 Painter and graffiti artist; formed the band Gray. Drug overdose. 27 years, 234 days.
Pete de Freitas August 2, 1961-June 14, 1989 Drummer of Echo & the Bunnymen. Motorcycle accident. 27 years, 316 days.
Finbarr Donnelly April 25, 1962-June 18, 1989 Singer of Five Go Down to the Sea?. Drowning. 27 years, 50 days.
Chris Austin February 24, 1964-March 16, 1991 Country singer and guitarist/fiddle player for Reba McEntire. Plane crash. 27 years, 20 days.
Dimitar Voev May 21, 1965-September 5, 1992 Poet, founder of the Bulgarian new wave band New Generation. Cancer. 27 years, 107 days.
Mia Zapata August 25 1965-July 7 1992 Lead singer of the Gits. Murder by Jesus Mezquia. 27 years, 316 days.
Kurt Cobain February 20 1967-c. April 5 1994 Founding member, lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Nirvana. Suicide by gunshot. 27 years, c. 44 days.
Kristen Pfaff May 26 1967-June 16 1994 Bass guitarist for Hole and Janitor Joe. Drug overdose. 27 years, 21 days.
Andrés Escobar March 13 1967-July 2 1994 Footballer. Murdered by Columbian crime rings. 27 years, 111 days.
Richey Edwards December 22 1967-c. February 1st 1995 Lyricist and guitarist of Manic Street Preachers. Disappeared, later declared legally dead. 27 years, 41 days.
Stretch April 8 1968-November 30 1995 Rapper and member of Thug Life. Murder by unknown assailant. 27 years, 236 days.
Fat Pat December 4 1970-Feburary 3 1998 Rapper and member of Screwed Up Click. Murder by unknown assailant. 27 years, 61 days.
Freaky Tah May 14, 1971-March 28, 1999 Rapper and member of the hip hop group Lost Boyz. Murder by Kelvin Jones. 27 years, 316 days.
Kami February 1, 1972-June 21, 1999 Drummer of Malice Mizer. Subarachnoid hemorrhage. 27 years, 140 days.
Rodrigo Bueno May 24, 1973-June 24, 2000 Cuarteto singer. Car accident. 27 years, 31 days.
Sean Patrick McCabe November 13, 1972-August 28, 2000 Lead singer of Ink & Dagger. Asphyxia. 27 years, 289 days.
María Serrano Serrano November 26, 1973-November 24, 2001 Singer of Passion Fruit. Plane crash. 27 years, 363 days.
Rico Yan March 14, 1975-March 29, 2002 Filipino actor. Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis. 27 years, 15 days.
Jeremy Ward May 5, 1976-May 25, 2003 The Mars Volta and De Facto sound manipulator. Drug overdose. 27 years, 20 days.
Jonathan Brandis April 13, 1976-November 12, 2003 American actor. Suicide by hanging. 27 years, 213 days.
Andrea Absolonová December 26, 1976-December 9, 2004 Porn actress. Glioblastoma. 27 years, 349 days.
Bryan Ottoson March 18, 1978-April 19, 2005 Guitarist of American Head Charge. Drug overdose. 27 years, 32 days.
Valentín Elizalde February 1, 1979-November 25, 2006 Mexican banda singer. Murder by Raúl Hernández Barrón. 27 years, 297 days.
Damien "Damo" Morris May 22, 1980-December 19, 2007 Member of Australian deathcore band the Red Shore. Bus accident. 27 years, 211 days.
Orish Grinstead June 2, 1980-April 20, 2008 Founding member of the R&B group 702. Kidney failure. 27 years, 323 days.
Jade Goody June 5, 1981-March 22, 2009 Reality-television personality. Cancer of the cervix. 27 years, 290 days.
Dash Snow July 27, 1981-July 13, 2009 Artist. Drug overdose. 27 years, 351 days.
Amy Winehouse September 14, 1983-July 23, 2011 Singer-songwriter. Alcohol poisoning. 27 years, 312 days.
Richard Turner July 30, 1984-August 11, 2011 Trumpet player, collaborator with Friendly Fires. Heart attack. 27 years, 12 days.
Sahara Davenport December 17, 1984-October 1, 2012 Drag queen. Heart failure. 27 years, 289 days.
Christian Benítez May 1, 1986-July 29, 2013 Footballer. Respiratory failure. 27 years, 89 days.
Thomas Fekete July 1, 1988-May 31, 2016 Guitarist of Surfer Blood. Sarcoma. 27 years, 335 days.
Anton Yelchin March 11, 1989-June 19, 2016 Actor, Chekov in the Star Trek reboot series. Car accident. 27 years, 100 days.
Shot December 1, 1989-September 21, 2017 Russian rapper. Diabetes. 27 years, 294 days.
Kim Jong-hyun April 8, 1990-December 18, 2017 Vocalist and lyricist of Shinee. Suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. 27 years, 254 days.
Fredo Santana July 4, 1990-January 19, 2018 American rapper. Idiopathic epilepsy . 27 years, 199 days.
Tyler Skaggs July 13, 1991-July 1, 2019 American professional baseball starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels. Asphyxia due to drug use. 27 years, 353 days.
Benjamin Keough October 21, 1992-July 12, 2020 Elvis Presley's grandson, son of Lisa Marie Presley and brother of Riley Keough. Suicide by gunshot. 27 years, 265 days.
Murda Killa March 9, 1993-July 13, 2020 Russian rapper. Asthma attack provoked by the use of alcohol and antidepressants. 27 years, 127 days.
Yoo Ju-eun May 3, 1995-August 29, 2022 South Korean actress. Suicide. 27 years, 118 days.
Walkie May 24, 1995-September 30, 2022 Russian battle rapper. Suicide by jumping to avoid being drafted by the Russian military. 27 years, 129 days.
Yung Trappa August 14, 1995-February 2, 2023 Russian rapper. Overdose. 27 years, 172 days.
Julián Figueroa May 27, 1995-April 2, 2023 Singer, actor, and composer. Myocardial infarction and Ventricular fibrillation. 27 years, 310 days.
so relevant to this drama smh.
2023.06.10 21:55 kh5418 Wife doesn’t know who dad is
Hey everyone! Wasn’t sure exactly how to word the title, but it’s true. On my wife’s 25th birthday, my mother in law called to tell us that her “dad” may not be her biological dad. 😩 Since then, she’s understandably been going through an “identity crisis” for lack of better words. It makes it even worse that due to her dad’s alcoholism, they’ve been estranged for about 7 years (also her parents divorced when she was a child and do not get along at all). She was always treated differently growing up because she has extremely fair skin and bright blue eyes, and everyone on her dad’s side including her only sibling has strong Lumbee Indian physical characteristics. The brown skin, long dark brown/black hair, dark brown eyes, high cheek bones, etc. Everyone called her the “milk man’s daughter” growing up because she doesn’t look like anyone on her mom or dad’s side either one. 🤦🏻♀️
Anyway, her mom has said that the only other person it could be was her “first love” that she was dating right before she got together with her presumed dad. She was 17 and still in high school and my wife doesn’t hold it against her. The man does have a wife and daughter, which would obviously make it a tricky situation to navigate if the results aren’t what we expect. Not to draw conclusions, just merely making observations, my wife admits to sharing many of the same physical characteristics as the other man, and I have to agree. 😬 Her dad doesn’t know any of this, he’s a severe alcoholic and has extreme anger issues and wouldn’t tolerate it well at all, so it’s best he doesn’t know unless results say he isn’t, then she’d tell him.
She’s turning 29 in July. It took her up until recently when we started family planning to work up the courage to want to test. We’re a lesbian couple planning on growing a family and looking into reciprocal IVF, and now obviously it’s even more important for her to know family history as far as health goes.
All that to say, I ordered her a kit today. She doesn’t know yet. We’re relatively new to this, so I’m wondering how much it’ll show as far as her biological dad’s characteristics? Her dad and the other man have very stark differences. Will it help that we know 100% that her “dad” has very strong Native American genes? I’m not sure what all the results show, so any information that we can expect or even just someone she can relate to with a similar experience is appreciated. ❤️ Good luck to everyone else searching, too!
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Anyway, her mom has said that the only other person it could be was her “first love” that she was dating right before she got together with her presumed dad. She was 17 and still in high school and my wife doesn’t hold it against her. The man does have a wife and daughter, which would obviously make it a tricky situation to navigate if the results aren’t what we expect. Not to draw conclusions, just merely making observations, my wife admits to sharing many of the same physical characteristics as the other man, and I have to agree. 😬 Her dad doesn’t know any of this, he’s a severe alcoholic and has extreme anger issues and wouldn’t tolerate it well at all, so it’s best he doesn’t know unless results say he isn’t, then she’d tell him.
She’s turning 29 in July. It took her up until recently when we started family planning to work up the courage to want to test. We’re a lesbian couple planning on growing a family and looking into reciprocal IVF, and now obviously it’s even more important for her to know family history as far as health goes.
All that to say, I ordered her a kit today. She doesn’t know yet. We’re relatively new to this, so I’m wondering how much it’ll show as far as her biological dad’s characteristics? Her dad and the other man have very stark differences. Will it help that we know 100% that her “dad” has very strong Native American genes? I’m not sure what all the results show, so any information that we can expect or even just someone she can relate to with a similar experience is appreciated. ❤️ Good luck to everyone else searching, too!
2023.06.10 21:54 srgwml [WTS] MP5 KAC RAS, F stocks, dated magazines, LEO magazines, wood stocks, and more!
Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/Cyqdc47
These parts were purchased with future conversions and builds in mind that will no longer be coming to fruition. I have more parts than what is listed, don't be afraid to ask if they're common or what may be needed for completed builds.
Alll prices exclude shipping. Why? The more you buy the more that will fit in a standard box. Not fair to you for me to profit off the saved shipping costs. Additionally some people may want UPS vs USPS or make their own labels.
More photos available?... If you're interested in an item but want more photos please send me a chat or PM.
If you want to buy an item please claim with a post on this thread and then send me a chat or PM.
Payment methods accepted are money order, certified check, Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, and other forms of electronic payment where legal. Absolutely no notes, friends and family payments only.
Parts/accessories:
I have several dated and LEO magazines that I really don't have a use for other than collecting. Times change, no longer needed or a priority.
30 round magazines:
1. Dated - Excellent (9.5/10) - IA - $90 each... SOLD
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These parts were purchased with future conversions and builds in mind that will no longer be coming to fruition. I have more parts than what is listed, don't be afraid to ask if they're common or what may be needed for completed builds.
Alll prices exclude shipping. Why? The more you buy the more that will fit in a standard box. Not fair to you for me to profit off the saved shipping costs. Additionally some people may want UPS vs USPS or make their own labels.
More photos available?... If you're interested in an item but want more photos please send me a chat or PM.
If you want to buy an item please claim with a post on this thread and then send me a chat or PM.
Payment methods accepted are money order, certified check, Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, and other forms of electronic payment where legal. Absolutely no notes, friends and family payments only.
Parts/accessories:
- MP5F cocking tube supports with brand new cocking handles sold as a set/"kit" - $100 each - two available
- MP5F bolt - used excellent - N marking/not an SP5 take off - $400
- MP5 wood stocks - G3/HK91 wood stocks that have been refinished and proper end cap placed for use with the MP5 platform! I have several. If you need good wood and you know the market PM me!
- IF pictured and not priced it's due to me not knowing the market. Make an offer: F 2 position, F 4 position, KAC RAS
I have several dated and LEO magazines that I really don't have a use for other than collecting. Times change, no longer needed or a priority.
30 round magazines:
- Dated - Excellent/New? (10/10) - IE (glossy blue) x 1 - $100 each
- Dated - Excellent (9/10) - IE x 1 - $85 each
- Dated - Great (7.5/10) - IA x 1 - $75 each
- Dated - Excellent (9/10) - IF x 2 - $90 each
- Dated - Excellent/New? (10/10) - JC x 4 - $100 each
- Dated - Excellent/New? (10/10) - IG x 6 - $100 each
- Dated - Excellent (9.5/10) - IE x 1 - $125 each
- RAL (HK Factory) - New (10/10) - 3 - $65 each
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2023.06.10 21:45 HareWarriorInTheDark Trip Report - 12 days in Tokyo, Disneysea, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka. Early 30s couple, late risers!
This sub helped me out a lot so thought I'd share my experience in Japan. Hope I can bring a bit of a different perspective because unlike most of the people that seem to post here, we are definitively not early risers and rarely left the hotel before 1pm every day. Still had a great time and crowds were only an issue in a few places.
We're an early 30s Asian-American couple traveling from Germany, so we're coming at this from a bit of an in-between of Western and Eastern perspective. I have been to Japan when I was 15 with family, but remember basically nothing. It was my wife's first time. We had an absolutely wonderful time and both thought it was the best vacation we've had in years.
The trip was pretty last minute (for my standards at least). I started planning the trip from scratch (no flights, hotels or anything booked) in early April and our trip was May 18-30. We spent 5 days in Tokyo including DisneySea, 2 nights in Hakone, 3 nights in Kyoto including day trip to Nara, and 1 night in Osaka. We flew in to Tokyo Narita and flew out of Osaka Itami. We decided to fly from Osaka to Tokyo instead of bullet train back to Tokyo so we didn't have to buy JR rail pass and worry about luggage.
Tokyo
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We're an early 30s Asian-American couple traveling from Germany, so we're coming at this from a bit of an in-between of Western and Eastern perspective. I have been to Japan when I was 15 with family, but remember basically nothing. It was my wife's first time. We had an absolutely wonderful time and both thought it was the best vacation we've had in years.
The trip was pretty last minute (for my standards at least). I started planning the trip from scratch (no flights, hotels or anything booked) in early April and our trip was May 18-30. We spent 5 days in Tokyo including DisneySea, 2 nights in Hakone, 3 nights in Kyoto including day trip to Nara, and 1 night in Osaka. We flew in to Tokyo Narita and flew out of Osaka Itami. We decided to fly from Osaka to Tokyo instead of bullet train back to Tokyo so we didn't have to buy JR rail pass and worry about luggage.
Tokyo
- We stayed in Ginza, which was significantly cheaper than similar hotels in Shibuya or Shinjuku. Maybe it was because I was planning such last minute, but I enjoyed the area just fine. Lots of restaurants and close to Tokyo Station which was convenient.
- Shout out to Star Club in Shinjuku. Had a wonderful Saturday night there drinking til 4am, chatting with other patrons and the super friendly bartender. Mix of locals and tourists.
- T's Tantan Ramen in Tokyo Station was one of my favorite ramen places of the trip (tied with the Michelin star one from Kyoto, but minus the wait). The bowl had a good variety of vegetable ingredients (which didn't seem that common in Japan, most ramen was just noodles and meat) which I really appreciated. Small queue but didn't wait more than 10m.
- The only restaurant reservation we made all trip was at Bon. Vegetarian multi-coursed meal. I would recommend, it was very nice, though sometimes a tad under salted for my taste. My wife loved it though. You get your own little private room to eat, even for two people, which was unexpected and very lovely.
- Asakusa has a tourist center with air conditioning, bathrooms, and an 8th floor view. Nice place for a rest
- Akihabara did nothing for us, as we're not really into anime or games. Pretty skippable if you are similar.
- I thought Ameyoko Shopping District was a disappointment. More like a flea market, it was similar to many Taiwan street/night markets that we've been to before. We also had probably our worst meal in Japan here, at a hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant where the food was extremely mediocre. I would have skipped this place altogether and go to Ueno Park or something instead.
- Character Street in Tokyo Station was very fun to explore, we did a lot of shopping there. Nice place to visit before taking the Shinkansen.
- We enjoyed Takeshita Street in Harajuku. As mentioned before we went at around 8pm and it wasn't too crowded.
- When planning I had thought about skipping Shibuya Scramble but I'm really glad I didn't. Something about witnessing the sheer number of people bustling about was so epic and grand. Reminded me of Saturday midnight at EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival) when the atmosphere is electric and everyone is moving from one main stage to another.
- Golden Gai was interesting to look at, but way too claustrophobic for us. Very small alleys and very small bars.
- I enjoyed Tsukiji Market a lot. This is one of the places I would agree with people here and advise you get there early. Take advantage of jet lag and get here before 7am, and it is literally a buffet of delicious fresh foods. (not much choice for vegetarians though sadly). By 8am it was starting to get REALLY crowded. I prefer picking out my sashimi this way as opposed to a restaurant tbh, you can look at many options and pick whatever looks freshest. First time eating Wagyu here, had it on a stick. Delicious. Not the cheapest, but I figured if I ate it at a restaurant I'd also be paying for table service and atmosphere. I'm not big on the "restaurant experience", I'd rather just eat my food and be on my way.
- I thought Hamarikyu Gardens was wonderful. I love city parks where there is green, peaceful nature in the fore ground, contrasted by enormous skyscrapers towering in the background. Hamarikyu Gardens fits that perfectly. Got there right when they opened after visiting Tsukiji Market and it was a perfect way to walk off the big hearty breakfast. ~1 hour at a moderate pace should do it.
- Ginza Corridor after work was very interesting to see around 5-7pm or so. Simply packed to the brim with business folks wearing suits and having a good time after their work day
- We checked the weather and specifically went on a rainy weekday. I highly recommend, it was not crowded at all. Almost all the rides are indoors anyway and most of the queueing is either inside or covered. We got to the park at 2pm and basically rode everything we wanted before the park closed at 9pm with time to spare.
- Popular rides still had 40m-1hour wait, but we used premier pass for Center of the Earth and Soaring. Most we ever waited was 20m for Finding Nemo (similar to Star Tours, all in Japanese but very fun). I checked the app the next day when it was sunny and saw the wait times for each attraction were 3-4x longer.
- Another thing I think the rain helped with was that the premier passes did not sell out. We were able to buy them as late as 6pm to Journey to the Center of the Earth. (Fun ride, but I can't imagine waiting 1.5 hours for it)
- I think Soaring is pretty meh, I'd probably skip it next time. I've been to the one in CA ages ago and remember thinking it was just okay too, but we had extra time so decided to try it here.
- Sinbad was excellent, the ride that most exceeded expectations. It's basically "It's A Small World" but way better animatronics and story telling.
- Indiana Jones is worse than in the one in California (less exciting, no fire effects), but the line was nonexistent so we went on it twice.
- It stopped raining at night too so we were able to catch the Believe show with no issues. It's a good show but it is very long, about 40m. Much longer than I thought. After show is over, there's only about ~1 hour before the park closes, so good time to catch a last ride at one of the popular attractions while the locals are heading home.
- I love how every restaurant has a display in front that shows you what the food will look like. They were all extremely accurate and not at all misleading!
- (not a tip but a rant, is it really necessary to have 10 thousand parking spots when the vast majority of people are going to arrive on Tokyo's world-class public transit system?)
- Open Air Museum was really nice on a pleasant day. It's mostly outdoors. We spent a leisurely two hours there, but you could probably do it in one hour at a brisk pace.
- We left our Ryokan at 1pm to do the Hakone Loop and still completed it comfortably with plenty of time spent on shopping.
- Speaking of shopping, Cat Goods near Gora station was a wonderful little store full of cat stuff!! Our shopping list in Japan was basically to buy as much cat-themed home goods at possible, and we went crazy here. They also do tax-free! Recommend this place if cat-themed goods sounds interesting to you, the shop people were super nice!
- We stayed 2 nights 3 days in a Ryokan. I purchased Hakone free pass for 3 days, which was maybe not worth it. The first and last day we only took transport to leave Hakone to Odawara station, so I think it would have been cheaper to use the IC card to pay for it ad-hoc instead of an entire extra "free pass" day. Might be worth looking in to.
- If you have the Freepass, don't tag IC card at the stations. Show your Freepass to the attendant instead. It can't be a screenshot, they need to see the day
- Google Maps was great everywhere except Hakone. For some reason it was especially unreliable here, it led us stray a few times.
- Busses are faster for getting around, but have very little space for luggage and seemed packed with locals. If time is not an issue, I'd ride the Hakonetozan Line with your luggage, much more comfortable and more space.
- If you can spare the money, getting a private onsen was really really nice. Plus you can drink while you chill!
- Had an excellent time at Gion Bar M16, favorite bar experience we went to in Japan. The owner was super friendly and welcoming, and was himself a very interesting person that has lived a full life and travelled all over the world. Very interesting to talk to. He was also very knowledgeable about whiskey and drank whiskey with us while letting us try some different whiskeys and giving recs about what to buy and bring home. Also gave us lots of delicious and interesting snacks while we got drunk together. We also met a friend of the owner there who is a foreigner that has been living in Japan for 8 years, and gave us some recs.
- One of his recs was Eikan-do Temple as a less-crowded temple option. Good rec! We really enjoyed this place a lot. Probably our favorite temple out of the 5 or so we visited. They have this really extensive "shoes-off" wooden walkway on support beams. It felt like exploring a big tree house, because the wooden part went up the cliff as well. The insides areas were also very extravagant and intricate. Not so many tourists, even Sunday middle of the day. I really recommend as well!
- Another of his recs was Men-ya Inoichi (has a Michelin star). You line up when the shop opens to get a ticket, and then come back at a designated time, though there's still a wait before you actually eat. We probably waited ~50m in total, 20m at the beginning and 30m when we returned. Even then, thought it wasn't worth the time. Don't get me wrong it was very good, but IMO not significantly better than other ramen places.
- Kodai-ji Temple was a miss for us, especially after Eikan-do. Thought it wasn't that interesting, would have skipped.
- Kiyomizu-dera was indeed very nice, but very very crowded. Another place I would actually either going early or late for.
- The shopping street in front of Kiyomizu-dera was super fun to browse, but also very crowded.
- Had lunch at this tucked away Soba restaurant in an alley that was very nice, one of my favorite meals in Japan. Owner was friendly and spoke in Japanese to a translator that replayed his words in English. Noodles nice and chewy. Good experience, felt very personal!
- We visited Yasaka-jinja Shrine and Maruyama Park both in the evening and during the day, and much much prefer it when it's dark. Less crowded and there are cute little lamps that are lit up and make the whole place look magical.
- Arrived in Nara station at ~2:30pm and left at 7pm. Felt like we saw plenty.
- Nothing new to add, the bowing deer are fun to visit and feed, though they can be quite aggressive. We went on Saturday and there was large crowds of children in their school uniforms, but we didn't really mind it too much.
- Isuien Garden and Yoshikien Garden are both very nice gardens, good place to get away from crowds for some peace and quiet.
- Didn't spend much time in Osaka, but Dontonburi was fun to walk through and shop.
- Ate at a very nice Okonomiyaki restaurant. It was our first time eating it so can't compare it to anywhere else, but the staff was super friendly and bubbly and we had an excellent time there. They also have a little dice game you can play to "gamble" on getting a drink for free, or "lose" and get the drink double sized and also pay 2x the price
- Shout out to our hotel, Hotel Royal Classic Osaka. We were only there for one night, but my god this hotel was so convenient. Directly connected to the subway station via an elevator, and also has a 24-hour FamilyMart you can enter from the lobby. It was also only 3m walking away from a airport limousine bus, which made going to the airport super easy. If we ever visit Osaka for a longer stay, we would definitely book this hotel again.
- The flipside to getting to a popular tourist spot early, is to get there very late. We visited Takeshita Street in Harajuku at 8pm at night and it was very comfortably not crowded. Also noticed other tourists spots tended to clear up near closing time, like Senso-Ji in Asakusa.
- As everyone says, toilets are generally as clean as you can reasonably expect, everywhere from parks to gardens to subway stations. Nastiest toilet I saw was in Don Quixote at 1am, trash everywhere.
- 7/11 seemed to have English featured more prominently on their products labels compared to other convenience store chains. All the convenience store food options seemed very similar, so I started to favor 7/11 for the language convenience. (FamilyMart had English in super tiny letters on the side of the label lol)
- In one of those small counter seating type restaurants, I saw someone take the wrong backpack when they left (didn't know it was the wrong backpack at the time ). A few minutes later, the person who's backpack was taken got up to leave, and was very confused trying to find his backpack. He spent a long 10m talking to the restaurants folks (in Japanese), before the original guy came back super apologetic. Anyway keep an eye on your stuff. I know Japan is a safe country, but accidents do happen.
- One trick we had was to tie a little charm or hair tie to the handle of our umbrella, making it less likely someone would accidentally take yours from the sea of indistinguishable white plastic umbrellas.
- Yes there's a lot of walking. My feet tend to get damp if I'm out all day and foot powder works wonders, highly recommend it. Picked up this trick while attending music festivals.
- No issues with tax refunds and customs. We packed some of our stuff in carry-on in case they inspected, but nothing happened.
- Used Ubigi esim and it was perfect. I bought 10gb and used 7gb over our trip, doing most of the navigation and planning. My wife bought 1gb and used about 700mb with just random internet surfing. I will 100% be using this service for travel to other countries in the future, not just Japan, it was so damn convenient.
- Definitely leave extra time for navigating subway stations, those things are like enormous underground malls.
- Shinkansen app didn't work for our iphone country (Germany), but I was able to use the mobile web browser pretty easily. Great for free, last-minute rescheduling of Shinkansen tickets when we inevitably take too long shopping.
- Apple Wallet Suica / IC card worked like a charm (with AMEX and Mastercard). One thing though it that it can sometimes take up to 1 minute for the money to load onto the account, so don't wait until the very last minute and accidentally hold up the bus.
- Taxis are green when someone is in it and red when they are free (at least in Tokyo?). Confused the hell out of drunk me at 4am in the morning. I think in Kyoto it is orange instead when someone is in them, and the orange/red difference is quite hard to spot from far away.
- On that note, I had sorta assumed the metro runs all night in Tokyo, but this is definitely not the case. They stop service from about midnight to 5am, so keep an eye on the last train if you do intend to catch it. Otherwise you'll have to take a more-expensive-than-usual taxi (captive markets), but not a big deal. We thought it was typically priced in comparison to most other US and European cities.
- We had a choice between a 1 hour or 3 hour layover in Tokyo NRT and we chose 3 hour because we weren't sure how long it would take to transfer from Terminal 3 to Terminal 1 in NRT. In actuality it took less than 30m, so the 1 hour would have probably been fine. We didn't mind the extra buffer time to relax though.- Absolutely enormous plane flying between Osaka and Tokyo. Like literally it was the size of a transatlantic plane, with 10 seats in each row, for a sub 1 hour flight, completely full with business travelers (judging by their suits and brief cases).
- We aren't big foodies; we like Japanese food a lot but food isn't really a top priority for us while traveling. Some of our favorite meals were from 7/11 (kelp & bonito flavoured tofu stick, sukiyaki beef over rice, fish flavored cheese snacks, grilled squid. Yum!)
- Most meals were good, if a bit straightforward. At least the places we ate at, main courses seemed to be carb heavy, with a side of meat, and little else. I know we could have gotten side dishes, but the portion sizes were too big for us to order more.
- Very few vegetables in general, and if there were some they were pickled. (Guess it makes sense for an island country). I usually bring fiber pills with me when traveling and do recommend it for Japan too.
- Wife is vegetarian, I am not. Japan is not particularly vegetarian friendly if you don't like tofu, which fortunately my wife does. Most places did have at least one tofu option, so it worked out okay for us. She doesn't follow it super strictly though. A few times she would order a dish and I would just pick out the meat from her bowl.
- Portion sizes were a LOT bigger than I thought they would be. I think maybe we are just small eaters. US and European portions are a little bit bigger I suppose, but Japanese portion sizes were too big even for us. Especially ramen! It was crazy to see folks wolf down an giant bowl of ramen, then ask for an extra helping of noodles with their remaining soup, and finish that up too.
- We only made one reservation beforehand and waited in line over 10m once. Worked out fine for us.
- Restaurants tend to do last call an hour or more before closing, so don't get there too late. Happened to us twice before we learned our lesson, got to a restaurant about one hour before the listed closing hours and they turned us away.
- The Japanese palette seems to be much more subtle than typical western palette, and notably less salty. We often find Asian food at US/German restaurants too salty or saucy. Even then, some of the food we ate was bordering on the minimum range of my taste buds to almost be bland. Just my opinion, most of it was good but sometimes the lack of salt was pretty noticeable to me. My wife tends to like things less salty than me though and she thoroughly enjoyed all of those meals no problem. Soup noodle places like ramen and udon are excluded from this, those were usually perfectly salted to my taste.
- Walking while eating seemed fine. I saw at least 3 different instances of Japanese people doing it.
- Apparently there are no laws banning public drinking in Japan. You can drink alcohol on the street no problem, but I rarely saw people doing that (unlike here in Germany where people seem to take full advantage of it and also leave trash everywhere). I did see a few groups of Japanese people doing it at night in Tokyo, usually near bus stops, and the next morning saw the empty bottles and cans. Guess there are litterers everywhere. We had a beer in the park at night, weren't loud about it and took our trash with us. That was very pleasant.
- Hotels always have liquid or foam hand soap! I hate the bar soaps that most Western hotels provide in the room, so I usually bring my own liquid hand soap. Was totally not necessary for this trip.
- Lots of people on this sub have mentioned check-in time being very precise, as in you rarely can check in before the designated time. We didn't experience this first hand. But on the flip side, we did find out that check out time is very precise too! They start calling your room about 15-20m after your check out time. This is in contrast to most American/European hotels that we've stayed at, which are in my experience very lax about their check out times. We can often get away with leaving the room at 1-2 hours after the stated check out time (we're late risers). Not so in Japan.
- Agree with other people's advice that booking a hotel close to a big subway station is probably the most important factor. It sucks having to walk 10m to the station every single day, and it is amazing when it is close. Also being close to a 24/7 convenience store was also very nice for late night munchies.
- We only knew sumimasen, konichiwa, and arigato gozaimasu and got alone just fine (lots of hand gestures!). We do know a bit of Mandarin Chinese though so that was helpful with reading signs.Some places knew Mandarin better than English and would switch to that if they thought we could speak it. Chinese tourism seems like big business (we saw a ton of Chinese tourists everywhere) so I guess it makes sense for people in tourism industry to cater towards that. Announcements (like over train stations) always went Japanese, English, often Chinese, then sometimes Korean.
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2023.06.10 21:42 Grand-Earth2594 who is the inventor of artificial intelligence?
Introduction: Artificial Intelligence has become one of the most important and rapidly growing fields of technology, with an increasing number of industries adopting AI-based solutions. However, the origin of AI dates back to the mid-20th century when researchers started exploring the concept of machines that could think and perform tasks like humans. While the concept of AI was proposed by a number of scholars, the credit for inventing AI goes to John McCarthy.
Presentation: John McCarthy was an American computer scientist who is widely regarded as the father of Artificial Intelligence. He was born in 1927 in Boston, Massachusetts and studied mathematics and philosophy at Caltech and Princeton. His interest in computers began in the 1950s when he started working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It was during this time that he became interested in the idea of creating machines that could think and learn like humans. He coined the term “artificial intelligence” in 1955 and organized the first ever AI conference in 1956 at Dartmouth College.
McCarthy’s contribution to the field of AI goes beyond just coining the term. He was responsible for developing the Lisp programming language, which became the standard language for AI research. He also developed the concept of time-sharing, which allowed multiple users to run programs on a single computer at the same time. McCarthy continued to work in AI research throughout his career and was also a vocal advocate for the ethical use of AI.
Conclusion: John McCarthy’s contribution to the field of AI goes beyond just inventing the term. He was a pioneer in the field and made significant contributions that laid the foundation for modern AI. His legacy continues to inspire AI researchers and his work remains an important part of the history of computer science.
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Presentation: John McCarthy was an American computer scientist who is widely regarded as the father of Artificial Intelligence. He was born in 1927 in Boston, Massachusetts and studied mathematics and philosophy at Caltech and Princeton. His interest in computers began in the 1950s when he started working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). It was during this time that he became interested in the idea of creating machines that could think and learn like humans. He coined the term “artificial intelligence” in 1955 and organized the first ever AI conference in 1956 at Dartmouth College.
McCarthy’s contribution to the field of AI goes beyond just coining the term. He was responsible for developing the Lisp programming language, which became the standard language for AI research. He also developed the concept of time-sharing, which allowed multiple users to run programs on a single computer at the same time. McCarthy continued to work in AI research throughout his career and was also a vocal advocate for the ethical use of AI.
Conclusion: John McCarthy’s contribution to the field of AI goes beyond just inventing the term. He was a pioneer in the field and made significant contributions that laid the foundation for modern AI. His legacy continues to inspire AI researchers and his work remains an important part of the history of computer science.
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2023.06.10 21:40 spazzingtentacles 32 [F4A] NYC - A Tale of Two Nerds
I've been lurking these posts for a bit and debating a post myself. I can be quite verbose and there's a tendency to apologize on Reddit for overly-long posts that seem pretty short to me, but I'll do my best at trying to meet the standards here.
I'm a 32 year old brown (Native American/Asian) woman living in Manhattan. 5'5", approx 145 lbs and shrinking, curvy (natural hourglass shape), brown eyes, and natural dark brown hair that's usually dyed some shade of green. Artistic nerdy type that tends to vibe well with nerds of all kinds (I love passion, so I gravitate towards people who have it). Lover of games (mostly video and card), and a mother of two animal companions (cat and dog) who does not want to be a mother of humans (non-negotiable).
I'm a person who loves with a strength and depth that I'm told is uncommon. I'm ideally looking for my person. Someone who can love with a similar strength, who is not afraid of unfiltered honesty, can hold a conversation (or two, or three, or a hundred), is within the category of rule twelve, and has a high libido (super important in a relationship , in my opinion). The details on what one is passionate about, particular interests, etc are not something I care to have preferences on. Having the same hobbies is not important to me (although some shared ones are a bonus) and I tend to look for my complement, not my mirror. If you're the type of person who looks for someone who is very much like themselves, we might not be compatible.
I'm an introvert who doesn't mind being social but prefers avoiding crowds. My primary point of contact is Discord for all purposes (work, friends, etc). I can talk forever if that's something that's desired, but I need someone who can be equally invested in communication.
I don't have a hard list of physical requirements with the exception of not dating people with facial hair or those who are severely overweight (I'm not a fitness nerd, and have lost over 100lbs myself, but healthy habits are important to me). I have a preference for people who are taller than me, and I'm usually not a fan of super muscular people, but if something interests you from this post and you're in one of those non-preferential groups, don't let that stop you. I don't get physical attraction until I like a person anyway.
I'm looking for someone local who can meet up in person to see if we click. I'm open to text and voice conversations over Discord, but I'm really looking to meet sooner rather than later. It's just easier.
In the interest of trying to keep this short, I'll leave it here with an "inquire within" if anything has piqued your interest. I have my private messages off, but direct messages are on.
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I'm a 32 year old brown (Native American/Asian) woman living in Manhattan. 5'5", approx 145 lbs and shrinking, curvy (natural hourglass shape), brown eyes, and natural dark brown hair that's usually dyed some shade of green. Artistic nerdy type that tends to vibe well with nerds of all kinds (I love passion, so I gravitate towards people who have it). Lover of games (mostly video and card), and a mother of two animal companions (cat and dog) who does not want to be a mother of humans (non-negotiable).
I'm a person who loves with a strength and depth that I'm told is uncommon. I'm ideally looking for my person. Someone who can love with a similar strength, who is not afraid of unfiltered honesty, can hold a conversation (or two, or three, or a hundred), is within the category of rule twelve, and has a high libido (super important in a relationship , in my opinion). The details on what one is passionate about, particular interests, etc are not something I care to have preferences on. Having the same hobbies is not important to me (although some shared ones are a bonus) and I tend to look for my complement, not my mirror. If you're the type of person who looks for someone who is very much like themselves, we might not be compatible.
I'm an introvert who doesn't mind being social but prefers avoiding crowds. My primary point of contact is Discord for all purposes (work, friends, etc). I can talk forever if that's something that's desired, but I need someone who can be equally invested in communication.
I don't have a hard list of physical requirements with the exception of not dating people with facial hair or those who are severely overweight (I'm not a fitness nerd, and have lost over 100lbs myself, but healthy habits are important to me). I have a preference for people who are taller than me, and I'm usually not a fan of super muscular people, but if something interests you from this post and you're in one of those non-preferential groups, don't let that stop you. I don't get physical attraction until I like a person anyway.
I'm looking for someone local who can meet up in person to see if we click. I'm open to text and voice conversations over Discord, but I'm really looking to meet sooner rather than later. It's just easier.
In the interest of trying to keep this short, I'll leave it here with an "inquire within" if anything has piqued your interest. I have my private messages off, but direct messages are on.
2023.06.10 21:38 Standard_Muscle_7737 Seeley Okie: Transforming Schools Through Effective Leadership
Seeley Okie is a seasoned education leader with over 20 years of experience in schools and a decade of leadership experience. After completing her undergraduate degree in American Studies at Colby College, Okie pursued a Master of Education degree in Elementary Education from Lesley University before later receiving another M.Ed. in School Leadership from Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Throughout his career, Seeley Okie has demonstrated the importance of effective education leadership. As a school principal and administrator, he has consistently emphasized the need to cultivate a positive, collaborative school culture where students can thrive and reach their full potential. Okie recognizes that this kind of environment can only be achieved through the dedicated efforts of skilled and visionary leaders. His leadership philosophy centers on the idea that great schools are built on strong relationships and partnerships, grounded in mutual trust and respect.
In this article, we explore the transformative impact of Seeley Okie's leadership in education. We delve into his education and experience and the insights he has gathered over the years, as well as highlighting the crucial role that effective leadership plays in building successful and sustainable schools.
One of the primary ways that effective leadership can transform schools is through the development of a positive and collaborative school culture. A leader who is committed to building a culture of respect, trust, and inclusion can create an environment where students feel valued and supported, enabling them to thrive and achieve their full potential. Through empowering teachers, building strong relationships with parents and the broader community, and fostering a sense of shared purpose and mission, effective leaders can ensure that schools are truly transformative places.
Under Seeley Okie's leadership, many schools have enjoyed remarkable transformations. At the Boston Renaissance Charter Public School, where Okie served as principal, he led a turnaround effort that saw student achievement levels rise sharply. Through his leadership, he created a culture of high expectations for students and faculty, emphasizing the need to provide individualized support to each student. Okie's emphasis on personalized learning and instructional coherence was instrumental in raising student achievement levels and helping to close the achievement gap.
Another example of Okie's transformative leadership can be seen at the Alexander Hamilton School in Morristown, New Jersey. Here, he served as the principal and led a major renovation project that transformed the learning environment. Through his visionary leadership and community-building efforts, Okie helped create an environment that was conducive to student learning and development, resulting in significant improvements in academic achievement. By leveraging technology, providing targeted professional development, and creating a culture of innovation, Okie was able to bring positive change to the school and set it on a path of sustainable success.
In conclusion, effective leadership is essential for transforming schools and enabling students to reach their full potential. Seeley Okie is an outstanding example of an education leader who has successfully transformed schools through his visionary, collaborative, and innovative leadership style. His emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has resulted in remarkable gains in student achievement and has positioned his schools for sustainable success. Education leaders can learn a great deal from Okie's approach and his focus on building strong relationships and partnerships grounded in mutual trust and respect.
Okie emphasizes the development of a positive and collaborative school culture, where students feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. He acknowledges that a leader's vision and guidance can help create such an environment, ensuring that students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for success in life.
One of Okie's primary leadership philosophies centers on the idea of personalized learning and instructional coherence. He recognizes that every student has unique needs, and a one-size-fits-all approach to education is ineffective. Therefore, he emphasizes providing individualized support to each student through empowering teachers and building strong relationships with parents and the broader community.
Okie's leadership style focuses on creating a supportive, inclusive, and focused working environment that inspires and motivates all stakeholders to contribute positively and bring meaningful transformations. Collaboration and teamwork are critical components of his leadership style, promoting proactive involvement from all teachers and staff, parents, and the students themselves.
Okie's leadership philosophies have resulted in significant transformations in many schools. For example, at the Boston Renaissance Charter Public School, student achievement levels rose sharply under Okie's leadership, as he emphasized high expectations for students and faculty. The Alexander Hamilton School in Morristown, New Jersey, a school under his leadership underwent a major renovation that improved the learning environment and resulted in significant improvements in academic achievements.
Another challenge is managing limited resources effectively. Many schools face financial constraints, and implementing schoolwide improvements can require significant investment in resources, such as professional development programs, new technology, and infrastructure upgrades.
Additionally, a lack of clarity in communication and planning can create confusion and increase resistance to change. Education leaders must have a clear vision of the desired outcomes of their initiatives and effectively communicate this vision to all stakeholders.
To overcome these challenges, Seeley Okie has developed various strategies for the successful implementation of schoolwide improvements. One of the most effective strategies is involving all stakeholders, including teachers, students, parents, and the broader community, in the planning process. Involving all stakeholders in the planning process creates buy-in and ownership of the initiatives, reducing resistance to change.
Okie also recognizes the importance of professional development for teachers and staff in implementing significant changes. Providing targeted professional development programs that align with the school's initiatives can help build capacity and confidence among teachers, reducing anxiety and uncertainty.
Furthermore, effective communication is essential in overcoming barriers to implementation. Okie emphasizes the need for clear and concise communication with all stakeholders, ensuring that everyone understands the vision and desired outcomes of the initiatives. He also recognizes the importance of celebrating successes, recognizing the contribution of all stakeholders in driving schoolwide improvements and building morale.
Okie's impact on education began early in his career as an elementary teacher, where he quickly distinguished himself as a dedicated, passionate, and student-centered educator. His appetite for innovation and passion for excellence earned him several leadership positions, including that of school principal and administrator.
As a principal, Okie led several schools to significant growth by building positive school cultures around high expectations, personalized learning, and instructional coherence. He recognized that every student has unique needs and emphasized providing individualized support to each student. Through his leadership, he created a culture of respect, trust, and inclusion, ensuring that students felt valued and supported.
One of Okie's most significant contributions to education is his emphasis on building relationships and partnerships that are grounded in mutual trust and respect. His collaborative leadership style emphasized the need for teamwork and proactive involvement from all stakeholders, including teachers, staff, parents, and the broader community. His approach has helped build strong relationships between schools and communities, resulting in greater community involvement in education and successful school turnarounds.
Additionally, Okie's emphasis on personalized learning and instructional coherence has influenced the evolution of education. His approach recognizes that every student has unique needs and learning styles, and effective instructional delivery must cater to these needs and styles. His approach has prompted the development of innovative teaching methodologies, including blended learning, project-based learning, and personalized learning, which have improved student engagement and academic achievement.
Seeley Okie's legacy in education is significant and enduring. His emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has transformed schools and enabled students to reach their full potential. As a visionary and collaborative leader, his impact on education extends beyond the schools he led, into the broader education field, where his philosophies continue to inspire innovation and transformation.
In conclusion, the importance of effective education leadership cannot be overstated. As demonstrated by Seeley Okie's extensive experience in schools and his success as a leader, a visionary and collaborative leadership style can transform schools, creating a culture of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Okie's emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has resulted in remarkable student achievement gains and has positioned his schools for sustainable success.
Future education leaders would do well to take note of Okie's examples and adopt his leadership philosophy and style. They should focus on building strong relationships and partnerships, creating a supportive, inclusive, and focused working environment that inspires and motivates all stakeholders to contribute positively and bring meaningful transformations. They should involve all stakeholders, provide targeted professional development programs, and emphasize effective communication. They should recognize the unique needs and learning styles of every student, embrace personalized learning, and promote instructional coherence.
By emulating Okie's examples, education leaders can ensure that every student receives a high-quality education that prepares them for success in life. They can create schools that are truly transformative places, where students feel valued, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential. As education continues to evolve, effective leadership will remain critical to the success of schools and the future success of students.
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Throughout his career, Seeley Okie has demonstrated the importance of effective education leadership. As a school principal and administrator, he has consistently emphasized the need to cultivate a positive, collaborative school culture where students can thrive and reach their full potential. Okie recognizes that this kind of environment can only be achieved through the dedicated efforts of skilled and visionary leaders. His leadership philosophy centers on the idea that great schools are built on strong relationships and partnerships, grounded in mutual trust and respect.
In this article, we explore the transformative impact of Seeley Okie's leadership in education. We delve into his education and experience and the insights he has gathered over the years, as well as highlighting the crucial role that effective leadership plays in building successful and sustainable schools.
The Role of Leadership in School Transformation
Effective leadership plays a critical role in transforming schools. A leader's vision and guidance can help create a culture of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement, ensuring that students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for success in life. Seeley Okie is an excellent example of an education leader who has successfully transformed schools through his visionary and collaborative leadership style.One of the primary ways that effective leadership can transform schools is through the development of a positive and collaborative school culture. A leader who is committed to building a culture of respect, trust, and inclusion can create an environment where students feel valued and supported, enabling them to thrive and achieve their full potential. Through empowering teachers, building strong relationships with parents and the broader community, and fostering a sense of shared purpose and mission, effective leaders can ensure that schools are truly transformative places.
Under Seeley Okie's leadership, many schools have enjoyed remarkable transformations. At the Boston Renaissance Charter Public School, where Okie served as principal, he led a turnaround effort that saw student achievement levels rise sharply. Through his leadership, he created a culture of high expectations for students and faculty, emphasizing the need to provide individualized support to each student. Okie's emphasis on personalized learning and instructional coherence was instrumental in raising student achievement levels and helping to close the achievement gap.
Another example of Okie's transformative leadership can be seen at the Alexander Hamilton School in Morristown, New Jersey. Here, he served as the principal and led a major renovation project that transformed the learning environment. Through his visionary leadership and community-building efforts, Okie helped create an environment that was conducive to student learning and development, resulting in significant improvements in academic achievement. By leveraging technology, providing targeted professional development, and creating a culture of innovation, Okie was able to bring positive change to the school and set it on a path of sustainable success.
In conclusion, effective leadership is essential for transforming schools and enabling students to reach their full potential. Seeley Okie is an outstanding example of an education leader who has successfully transformed schools through his visionary, collaborative, and innovative leadership style. His emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has resulted in remarkable gains in student achievement and has positioned his schools for sustainable success. Education leaders can learn a great deal from Okie's approach and his focus on building strong relationships and partnerships grounded in mutual trust and respect.
Seeley Okie's Leadership Style and Philosophy in Education
Seeley Okie's leadership style and philosophy are built on the foundation of building strong relationships and partnerships, grounded in mutual trust and respect. He recognizes the critical role of effective leadership in transforming schools and creating a culture of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement.Okie emphasizes the development of a positive and collaborative school culture, where students feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. He acknowledges that a leader's vision and guidance can help create such an environment, ensuring that students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for success in life.
One of Okie's primary leadership philosophies centers on the idea of personalized learning and instructional coherence. He recognizes that every student has unique needs, and a one-size-fits-all approach to education is ineffective. Therefore, he emphasizes providing individualized support to each student through empowering teachers and building strong relationships with parents and the broader community.
Okie's leadership style focuses on creating a supportive, inclusive, and focused working environment that inspires and motivates all stakeholders to contribute positively and bring meaningful transformations. Collaboration and teamwork are critical components of his leadership style, promoting proactive involvement from all teachers and staff, parents, and the students themselves.
Okie's leadership philosophies have resulted in significant transformations in many schools. For example, at the Boston Renaissance Charter Public School, student achievement levels rose sharply under Okie's leadership, as he emphasized high expectations for students and faculty. The Alexander Hamilton School in Morristown, New Jersey, a school under his leadership underwent a major renovation that improved the learning environment and resulted in significant improvements in academic achievements.
The Challenges of Implementing Schoolwide Improvements
Implementing schoolwide improvements can be a daunting task for education leaders, with various roadblocks to overcome. One of the most common roadblocks is resistance to change from teachers and staff. Implementing significant changes can lead to anxiety and uncertainty, causing some staff members to push back against these initiatives.Another challenge is managing limited resources effectively. Many schools face financial constraints, and implementing schoolwide improvements can require significant investment in resources, such as professional development programs, new technology, and infrastructure upgrades.
Additionally, a lack of clarity in communication and planning can create confusion and increase resistance to change. Education leaders must have a clear vision of the desired outcomes of their initiatives and effectively communicate this vision to all stakeholders.
To overcome these challenges, Seeley Okie has developed various strategies for the successful implementation of schoolwide improvements. One of the most effective strategies is involving all stakeholders, including teachers, students, parents, and the broader community, in the planning process. Involving all stakeholders in the planning process creates buy-in and ownership of the initiatives, reducing resistance to change.
Okie also recognizes the importance of professional development for teachers and staff in implementing significant changes. Providing targeted professional development programs that align with the school's initiatives can help build capacity and confidence among teachers, reducing anxiety and uncertainty.
Furthermore, effective communication is essential in overcoming barriers to implementation. Okie emphasizes the need for clear and concise communication with all stakeholders, ensuring that everyone understands the vision and desired outcomes of the initiatives. He also recognizes the importance of celebrating successes, recognizing the contribution of all stakeholders in driving schoolwide improvements and building morale.
Seeley Okie's Legacy in Education
Seeley Okie has left a significant legacy in the education field, as a visionary leader who transformed schools through his innovative and collaborative leadership style. His impact on education is evidenced by the remarkable transformations in the schools under his leadership, where he emphasized building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments.Okie's impact on education began early in his career as an elementary teacher, where he quickly distinguished himself as a dedicated, passionate, and student-centered educator. His appetite for innovation and passion for excellence earned him several leadership positions, including that of school principal and administrator.
As a principal, Okie led several schools to significant growth by building positive school cultures around high expectations, personalized learning, and instructional coherence. He recognized that every student has unique needs and emphasized providing individualized support to each student. Through his leadership, he created a culture of respect, trust, and inclusion, ensuring that students felt valued and supported.
One of Okie's most significant contributions to education is his emphasis on building relationships and partnerships that are grounded in mutual trust and respect. His collaborative leadership style emphasized the need for teamwork and proactive involvement from all stakeholders, including teachers, staff, parents, and the broader community. His approach has helped build strong relationships between schools and communities, resulting in greater community involvement in education and successful school turnarounds.
Additionally, Okie's emphasis on personalized learning and instructional coherence has influenced the evolution of education. His approach recognizes that every student has unique needs and learning styles, and effective instructional delivery must cater to these needs and styles. His approach has prompted the development of innovative teaching methodologies, including blended learning, project-based learning, and personalized learning, which have improved student engagement and academic achievement.
Seeley Okie's legacy in education is significant and enduring. His emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has transformed schools and enabled students to reach their full potential. As a visionary and collaborative leader, his impact on education extends beyond the schools he led, into the broader education field, where his philosophies continue to inspire innovation and transformation.
In conclusion, the importance of effective education leadership cannot be overstated. As demonstrated by Seeley Okie's extensive experience in schools and his success as a leader, a visionary and collaborative leadership style can transform schools, creating a culture of excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Okie's emphasis on building positive school cultures, empowering teachers, and fostering student-centered learning environments has resulted in remarkable student achievement gains and has positioned his schools for sustainable success.
Future education leaders would do well to take note of Okie's examples and adopt his leadership philosophy and style. They should focus on building strong relationships and partnerships, creating a supportive, inclusive, and focused working environment that inspires and motivates all stakeholders to contribute positively and bring meaningful transformations. They should involve all stakeholders, provide targeted professional development programs, and emphasize effective communication. They should recognize the unique needs and learning styles of every student, embrace personalized learning, and promote instructional coherence.
By emulating Okie's examples, education leaders can ensure that every student receives a high-quality education that prepares them for success in life. They can create schools that are truly transformative places, where students feel valued, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential. As education continues to evolve, effective leadership will remain critical to the success of schools and the future success of students.
2023.06.10 21:37 reeve99 Anyone have experience with Bsauanasusa?
I just completed a diy cold plunge(pic attached) was fun building it but I think I prefer to buy a kit for a sauna vs build. I 100% get USA kits are not to standards but I’ve never had a sauna so not sure I’ll know the difference.
Anyone have experience with this brand? I like the designs of their outdoor saunas. I wish they were a taller but I guess for USA 7ft is standard. Anyone familiar with them?
https://bsaunasusa.com/product/2-8-cube-square-prefabricated-outdoor-sauna-kit-with-porch-4/
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Anyone have experience with this brand? I like the designs of their outdoor saunas. I wish they were a taller but I guess for USA 7ft is standard. Anyone familiar with them?
https://bsaunasusa.com/product/2-8-cube-square-prefabricated-outdoor-sauna-kit-with-porch-4/
2023.06.10 21:33 Standard_Muscle_7737 From Colby College to Harvard: Seeley Okie's Journey to Becoming a Master Educator
Seeley Okie is an American educator with over 20 years of experience in schools, including a decade of leadership positions. His journey to becoming a master educator began at Colby College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies in 2000. Over the next decade, he pursued his passion for teaching by completing two master's degrees in education from Lesley University and Harvard Graduate School of Education. Through this article, we will analyze his academic journey and his achievements as a leader in the field of education.
Upon completing his education at Lesley University, Seeley Okie began his work as an elementary school teacher, where he implemented his findings on critical thinking skills in his curriculum. He became known for his creative and innovative approaches to teaching, engaging students in a meaningful and interactive learning experience. His pedagogical skills were further honed when he was appointed as a teacher-leader in his school, where he served as a mentor for new teachers, an instructional coach, and a curriculum designer.
Seeley Okie's leadership skills were further honed when he completed his education at Harvard Graduate School of Education. His coursework at Harvard provided him with the skills and knowledge to lead school communities through complex educational challenges. After earning his master's degree in school leadership, he was appointed as a principal in a local elementary school, where he led the school community through a period of transformational change. Under his leadership, the school implemented a new curriculum that focused on the needs of the whole child, aimed at promoting academic, social, and emotional growth.
Seeley Okie's leadership abilities did not go unnoticed. He was soon appointed as a district-wide supervisor of curriculum and instruction, where he led a team of instructional leaders in ensuring that the district's curriculum was effective and aligned with the state standards. His leadership helped the district achieve significant improvements in student achievement rates and graduation rates.
Seeley Okie's passion for education has also extended beyond his work in schools. He has presented at national conferences on various topics related to education, including curriculum design, teacher leadership, and student engagement. In addition, he has written articles for educational journals and publications, sharing his insights and expertise with colleagues in the field.
Seeley Okie's career in education is a testament to his unwavering dedication to the field. His passion for teaching and leadership has enabled him to make a significant impact on the lives of students and the school communities he has served. As a master educator, he continues to inspire others in the field of education to be creative, innovative, and compassionate in their work.
Conclusion
Seeley Okie's academic journey, leadership positions and educational achievements exemplify that an educator’s work is never done and that growth and development always continue. As he continues to work in schools, he is not only an inspiration to his colleagues but also to the students and the wider education community. He is a shining example for all educators that with hard work, dedication, and a desire to improve, mastering one's craft is achievable. From Colby College to Harvard, it is fair to say that Seeley Okie has carved an impressive career in education.
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Education at Colby College
Seeley Okie started his academic journey by enrolling at Colby College in 1996, where he pursued a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies. During his four years at Colby College, he developed a love for critical thinking, research, and analysis, which would serve as the foundation for his future career as an educator. His studies in American Studies gave him an in-depth understanding of the historical, cultural, and social aspects of America, which became the backbone of his curriculum as a teacher. He graduated from Colby College in 2000 with high honors.Education at Lesley University
Post his undergraduate education, Seeley Okie's explorations in the field of education began with a Master of Elementary Education degree from Lesley University in 2002. This degree provided him with theoretical and practical knowledge of teaching pedagogy, classroom management, and curriculum design. His Master's thesis on “Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in Elementary Students” caught the attention of his faculty and marked him as a future leader in the field of education.Education at Harvard Graduate School of Education
From Lesley University, Seeley Okie progressed to Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he earned his Master of Education in School Leadership in 2010. This degree equips educators with the tools and skills to lead school communities through complex educational challenges. His coursework at Harvard helped him develop his strengths as a communicator and collaborator, refine his ability to listen and lead and teach him how to create the best possible outcomes in schools.Career in Education
Seeley Okie's academic journey has led to a distinguished career in the field of education. As an educator with over two decades of experience in schools, his passion for teaching and leadership has brought him to new heights.Upon completing his education at Lesley University, Seeley Okie began his work as an elementary school teacher, where he implemented his findings on critical thinking skills in his curriculum. He became known for his creative and innovative approaches to teaching, engaging students in a meaningful and interactive learning experience. His pedagogical skills were further honed when he was appointed as a teacher-leader in his school, where he served as a mentor for new teachers, an instructional coach, and a curriculum designer.
Seeley Okie's leadership skills were further honed when he completed his education at Harvard Graduate School of Education. His coursework at Harvard provided him with the skills and knowledge to lead school communities through complex educational challenges. After earning his master's degree in school leadership, he was appointed as a principal in a local elementary school, where he led the school community through a period of transformational change. Under his leadership, the school implemented a new curriculum that focused on the needs of the whole child, aimed at promoting academic, social, and emotional growth.
Seeley Okie's leadership abilities did not go unnoticed. He was soon appointed as a district-wide supervisor of curriculum and instruction, where he led a team of instructional leaders in ensuring that the district's curriculum was effective and aligned with the state standards. His leadership helped the district achieve significant improvements in student achievement rates and graduation rates.
Seeley Okie's passion for education has also extended beyond his work in schools. He has presented at national conferences on various topics related to education, including curriculum design, teacher leadership, and student engagement. In addition, he has written articles for educational journals and publications, sharing his insights and expertise with colleagues in the field.
Seeley Okie's career in education is a testament to his unwavering dedication to the field. His passion for teaching and leadership has enabled him to make a significant impact on the lives of students and the school communities he has served. As a master educator, he continues to inspire others in the field of education to be creative, innovative, and compassionate in their work.
Conclusion
Seeley Okie's academic journey, leadership positions and educational achievements exemplify that an educator’s work is never done and that growth and development always continue. As he continues to work in schools, he is not only an inspiration to his colleagues but also to the students and the wider education community. He is a shining example for all educators that with hard work, dedication, and a desire to improve, mastering one's craft is achievable. From Colby College to Harvard, it is fair to say that Seeley Okie has carved an impressive career in education.
2023.06.10 21:31 TheRambunctiousLord It's dangerous to read alone, take this: Salience Bias
So I’m not a financial advisor, I’m many wrinkles short of anything that can be construed as capable when it comes to discerning and fully understanding the inner workings of the American stock market. What I am though, is someone who can at least grasp the gravity and opportunity of the situation we’ve all been so lucky to pay attention to.
However, what I do have is a reasonable background in neuroscience stemming from my undergraduate and postgraduate studies and whilst I don’t often find myself in a position to contribute to this great community I think there is something I can help with.
We all know that manipulation is the standard in the stock market, both directly (such as rehypothecation and taking orders off lit exchanges) and indirectly (such as hit pieces, biased financial ratings etc). When we think of the big guys such as citadel and point 72 (yes Mr Cohen you aren’t forgotten despite your best intentions) we know they employ and pay through the roof for research and techniques to manipulate human behaviour for profit.
However, despite the big funding I think people overlook how simple and how we can take information critically to help and even totally negate. It comes down to one really simple topic in neuroscience/psychology: salience.
Ignoring wrinkles, we all have brains right? Brains, like the rest of our bodies, have finite resources and capacities so we’ve evolved ways to help direct those resources in ways that should be best for us. We’ve got this system in our brains known as the mesolimbic system that is a big part in this. It helps us think ‘hey that benefited us so that makes me feel good’ or the converse. It’s the system that gets hijacked during addiction especially cocaine. The mesolimbic pathways dopaminergic transmission is modulated and altered based on the stimuli, in a super simple way it gets quiet when things aren’t positive and loud when things are positive. There’s a lot more to it but honestly Wikipedia is really good at summarising this and I’m not here to give you a lecture on neuroscience.
But one thing I think apes should all be aware of is the idea of salience bias, because honestly there isn’t much more to their tactics than trying to manipulate this, and, if you can recognise it then it has no power over you. Many apes have got this far, they’re zen and that is perfect but to drive this movement apes still need to delve into these bias inducing sources to monitor and document. Like we masked up or COVID; recognising the risks and mitigating them can make a massive difference in the power, factuality and truthfulness of the DD derived.
So you’ve got this far, I’m sure you’re wondering; okay so what the hell is salience bias? It is our predisposition to utilise our cognitive resources on things that stand out. Like a contrasting colours in movies (honestly google blue/orange in movies and get your mind blown) , emotive language and things which are related to our interests. Moreover, it drives the disinterest and lack of focus on those which are less prominent or interesting to us. I’m paraphrasing hugely here but three outcomes can arise from a stimuli:
· The stimulus is in line with our expectation and the reaction on our mesolimbic pathway predicted and matched
· The stimulus is more positive than our expectation so our mesolimbic pathway reacts more making us seek this stimuli in future
· The stimulus is more negative than our expectation so our mesolimbic pathway reacts less making us seek this stimuli less in the future
There’s so much more to this fascinating aspect of neuroscience, it can have a great, almost mindfulness impact if you can recognise and respect this effect in your day-to-day; but for the sake of this post I think we’ve covered enough ground to come back to our stonk.
In my opinion, the likes of citadel, cede & co, point 72 and arguably the entire system is to catalyse this reaction when it benefits them and flip it on its head when it won’t. That means if they want you to react positively (such as to drive buying a certain ticker or options for liquidity) they’ll use their resources to help reinforce that idea in your mesolimbic pathway, when they don’t they’ll be pushing information that provides a negative reaction or distraction to help increase the rate the populus becomes disinterested. I’m sure many of you have instantly thought of the timing of news stories during political cycles or highly emotive other information to distract you from recent events. Conversely they can build false expectation to be crushed.
However I think a great example of this is the unexpectedly low DRS rise in the recent 10-Q for GME. There are plenty of good explanations of how this has been done by those much more equipped to do so than me. Buy salience bias is the why they did it. It is a textbook example of using salience bias and our expectations against us, it’s to manipulate our behaviour into seeking our mesolimbic reward elsewhere.
It’s also why I think the approach to conducting business is so amazing and industry disrupting by AMC (ang GME); delight the customers and provide nothing bar the cold hard facts that can be used against them.
So we can recognise the brains pre-disposition to salience bias but how can I stop the impact on me (or at least my financial decisions)? I think if nothing else you come away with the following points you can hone your discipline, remain critical and keep building on the fantastic work of this community:
· Read the loud parts quiet and the quiet parts loud
o Ask yourself what pieces of the puzzle are missing in this filing, news story or public statement?
o Ask yourself why so much focus has been placed on this particular fact/dimension of details and has anything been omitted?
· Recognise the attempts to drive emotive reactions to something which should be viewed without emotion
o Emotive wording/imagery is manipulative; if they’re using they’re trying to persuade you without sufficient evidence to back up their claims e.g. ‘forget AMC…XXX is the new…’. They are trying to divert your current mesolimbic reward to something that benefits them
· Understand that this is everywhere. It’s the unspoken manipulation rampant in every facet of our lives. The core principle behind containing and manipulating the population without them realising it
o Always think of who is behind the information, think of how the reaction to the information they provide may benefit them
It really is as simple as that, many of you are already doing this but I just wanted to highlight the research and basis as to why they do this. Each and every one of you deserve all the good things that will come to you when all is said and done. I hope this in part helps us become an even more formidable and uncompromising challenge to the way the world works today.
TLDR: The majority of tactics employed to manipulate financial decisions of the population stem from manipulating salience bias. To counter this read the loud parts quiet and the quiet parts loud.
Stay zen but never stop watching them!
Peace!
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However, what I do have is a reasonable background in neuroscience stemming from my undergraduate and postgraduate studies and whilst I don’t often find myself in a position to contribute to this great community I think there is something I can help with.
We all know that manipulation is the standard in the stock market, both directly (such as rehypothecation and taking orders off lit exchanges) and indirectly (such as hit pieces, biased financial ratings etc). When we think of the big guys such as citadel and point 72 (yes Mr Cohen you aren’t forgotten despite your best intentions) we know they employ and pay through the roof for research and techniques to manipulate human behaviour for profit.
However, despite the big funding I think people overlook how simple and how we can take information critically to help and even totally negate. It comes down to one really simple topic in neuroscience/psychology: salience.
Ignoring wrinkles, we all have brains right? Brains, like the rest of our bodies, have finite resources and capacities so we’ve evolved ways to help direct those resources in ways that should be best for us. We’ve got this system in our brains known as the mesolimbic system that is a big part in this. It helps us think ‘hey that benefited us so that makes me feel good’ or the converse. It’s the system that gets hijacked during addiction especially cocaine. The mesolimbic pathways dopaminergic transmission is modulated and altered based on the stimuli, in a super simple way it gets quiet when things aren’t positive and loud when things are positive. There’s a lot more to it but honestly Wikipedia is really good at summarising this and I’m not here to give you a lecture on neuroscience.
But one thing I think apes should all be aware of is the idea of salience bias, because honestly there isn’t much more to their tactics than trying to manipulate this, and, if you can recognise it then it has no power over you. Many apes have got this far, they’re zen and that is perfect but to drive this movement apes still need to delve into these bias inducing sources to monitor and document. Like we masked up or COVID; recognising the risks and mitigating them can make a massive difference in the power, factuality and truthfulness of the DD derived.
So you’ve got this far, I’m sure you’re wondering; okay so what the hell is salience bias? It is our predisposition to utilise our cognitive resources on things that stand out. Like a contrasting colours in movies (honestly google blue/orange in movies and get your mind blown) , emotive language and things which are related to our interests. Moreover, it drives the disinterest and lack of focus on those which are less prominent or interesting to us. I’m paraphrasing hugely here but three outcomes can arise from a stimuli:
· The stimulus is in line with our expectation and the reaction on our mesolimbic pathway predicted and matched
· The stimulus is more positive than our expectation so our mesolimbic pathway reacts more making us seek this stimuli in future
· The stimulus is more negative than our expectation so our mesolimbic pathway reacts less making us seek this stimuli less in the future
There’s so much more to this fascinating aspect of neuroscience, it can have a great, almost mindfulness impact if you can recognise and respect this effect in your day-to-day; but for the sake of this post I think we’ve covered enough ground to come back to our stonk.
In my opinion, the likes of citadel, cede & co, point 72 and arguably the entire system is to catalyse this reaction when it benefits them and flip it on its head when it won’t. That means if they want you to react positively (such as to drive buying a certain ticker or options for liquidity) they’ll use their resources to help reinforce that idea in your mesolimbic pathway, when they don’t they’ll be pushing information that provides a negative reaction or distraction to help increase the rate the populus becomes disinterested. I’m sure many of you have instantly thought of the timing of news stories during political cycles or highly emotive other information to distract you from recent events. Conversely they can build false expectation to be crushed.
However I think a great example of this is the unexpectedly low DRS rise in the recent 10-Q for GME. There are plenty of good explanations of how this has been done by those much more equipped to do so than me. Buy salience bias is the why they did it. It is a textbook example of using salience bias and our expectations against us, it’s to manipulate our behaviour into seeking our mesolimbic reward elsewhere.
It’s also why I think the approach to conducting business is so amazing and industry disrupting by AMC (ang GME); delight the customers and provide nothing bar the cold hard facts that can be used against them.
So we can recognise the brains pre-disposition to salience bias but how can I stop the impact on me (or at least my financial decisions)? I think if nothing else you come away with the following points you can hone your discipline, remain critical and keep building on the fantastic work of this community:
· Read the loud parts quiet and the quiet parts loud
o Ask yourself what pieces of the puzzle are missing in this filing, news story or public statement?
o Ask yourself why so much focus has been placed on this particular fact/dimension of details and has anything been omitted?
· Recognise the attempts to drive emotive reactions to something which should be viewed without emotion
o Emotive wording/imagery is manipulative; if they’re using they’re trying to persuade you without sufficient evidence to back up their claims e.g. ‘forget AMC…XXX is the new…’. They are trying to divert your current mesolimbic reward to something that benefits them
· Understand that this is everywhere. It’s the unspoken manipulation rampant in every facet of our lives. The core principle behind containing and manipulating the population without them realising it
o Always think of who is behind the information, think of how the reaction to the information they provide may benefit them
It really is as simple as that, many of you are already doing this but I just wanted to highlight the research and basis as to why they do this. Each and every one of you deserve all the good things that will come to you when all is said and done. I hope this in part helps us become an even more formidable and uncompromising challenge to the way the world works today.
TLDR: The majority of tactics employed to manipulate financial decisions of the population stem from manipulating salience bias. To counter this read the loud parts quiet and the quiet parts loud.
Stay zen but never stop watching them!
Peace!
2023.06.10 21:10 SpaceSugarGlider Connecting Wilson/Davis & Elizondo: AAWSAP, AARO, and Zodiac
This post is long, controversial people and ideas appear below, I speculate at points, and there's a lot of acronyms, so a summary up-front: The Wilson/Davis meeting was real, the program Admiral Wilson told Dr. Davis about was real. It is the same program--Zodiac--that Lue Elizondo and Harry Reid ran afoul of in 2009, pointed in its direction by Dr. Davis. The program is so powerful in the US DoD that it managed to do what all organizations do when they feel threatened by a competitor: it "consumed" the UAPTF (successor to Harry Reid et al's AAWSAP), and re-org'd it ultimately as "AARO", to serve a role once filled by Project Blue Book: a public UFO debunking group to make the subject appear mundane. AARO, unknown perhaps to some or all working for it, is the public relations wing of the control group behind the cover-up, or is itself now an active arm of it. AARO should not be trusted. The control group guards the gateway to a reality wilder than imagination.
Intro
In May 2022 the United States held hearings on UFOs (9-min highlights).
In those proceedings, representatives of AOIMSG (later re-designated "AARO"):
The two gentlemen claimed no knowledge of any UFO program/s within the US Government in the years between AAWSAP (which officially ran from 2008-2012, and continued in some fashion through 2017 before being succeeded by the UAPTF) and the USAF's Project Blue Book (which closed in 1969).
They claimed no knowledge of well-known UFO incidents (which would have been in the files they inherited from UAPTF), claimed no communications attempts had been sent to unknown fliers in US airspace (Implies that unknowns--including Russian or Chinese--can enter and exit US airspace without challenge), showed a short video of a 'dot' in the sky claiming it was all they had to go on, and so on. Christopher Mellon said at the time: https://i.redd.it/8kr2wz2859091.jpg
But Mr. Moultrie's and Mr. Bray's testimony did not match information previously released, not limited to but specifically by Luis Elizondo, who once ran AAWSAP/AATIP: the predecessor to UAPTF, the program AOIMSG/AARO re-org'd from and the papers and materials of which they had in their possession.
We know that AAWSAP/AATIP and UAPTF shared at least some personnel (Dr. Eric Davis was a consultant to both programs, for instance), it is reasonable to think there was a continuity of data between programs as well, meaning that AAWSAP's data became UAPTF's, and in turn: AOIMSG/AARO's. Which leads me to ask why the representatives of AOIMSG/AARO seemed ignorant of data they should have had. I don't expect the people at the top to know everything off the tops of their heads, but one would think they'd have their resident nerds brief them before going before Congress.
So what did AAWSAP/AATIP know?
Though former director Luis Elizondo has often asked us to "read between the lines", limited in what he can publicly say due to the Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) he's bound by, his message becomes clearer when events are laid out in order, dots between them connected.
When comparing information from AAWSAP and Elizondo to the Wilson/Davis notes, parallels emerge and details bolster each other.
This has implications for the legitimacy of AOIMSG/AARO.
Part 1: Admiral Thomas Wilson meets "the gatekeepers"
The notes of the 2002 meeting between Admiral Thomas Wilson and Dr. Eric Davis:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190609152124/https://imgur.com/a/ggIFTfQ
Uploaded in 2019 by UFO researcher Grant Cameron, the Wilson/Davis notes were found in the personal papers of late NASA astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell, after he passed in 2016.
The notes had been rumored to exist for over a decade prior. Edgar Mitchell discussed the story behind them on CNN's "Larry King Live" in 2008: https://youtu.be/unEzDmiHKic?t=80 (time-stamped)
The notes are one of the most controversial cases to appear in ufology in decades, with credible supporting and skeptical arguments alike. No less than John Greenewald Jr. (of The Black Vault) has speculated the notes were written for a film or TV show.
https://www.theblackvault.com/casefiles/the-admiral-wilson-leak-an-analysis/
I ask your indulgence as I respectfully disagree with Mr. Greenewald below.
The Wilson/Davis notes contend that Admiral Thomas Wilson (US Navy, now retired) met Dr. Eric Davis (of Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, NIDS, AAWSAP, and a consultant for UAPTF) in Las Vegas in 2002 for a confidential meeting at Davis's request. Davis tooks notes during the meeting, and those notes are what Grant Cameron eventually published online.
Admiral Wilson allegedly told Dr. Davis in that meeting about the admiral's attempt circa 1997 to gain access to a reverse-engineering program managed by at least one large American private defense contractor, and controlled via an unusual governmental Special Access Program, or SAP.
SAPs can serve as "umbrellas" for USAPs: Unacknowledged Special Access programs, which can themselves be umbrellas for even more secretive programs, programs that ultimately even the SAP Oversight Commitee has little or no window into. Like a "Russian doll" of secrecy.
In the mid-1990s, Dr. Steven Greer (of CSETI) obtained a document dated 28 July 1991, said to be leaked from the Nellis Test & Training Range (NTTR) in Nevada:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230205091457/https://siriusdisclosure.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/NRO-Doc.pdf
This document listed a number of group code-names, warning each to suspend visible operations in light of an impending civilian UFO-researcher event in the nearby town of Rachel, Nevada, just to the north of the NTTR.
Dr. Greer, at that time in the mid-'90s working alongside Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Mitchell later distanced himself from Greer), met with Admiral Wilson around 1996, and showed him that allegedly leaked document from the NTTR.
Dr. Greer asked the admiral to see if he could, using his clearances and access, find anything about any of the code names on that list.
Two of the names on that list are MAJ and MAJI Ops. If legitimate, this would lend credence to the idea of some group with a name similar to "MAJIC" or "Majestic": extremely loaded terms.
Admiral Wilson searched the Pentagon Records Group, and found at least one of the names on that list (we don't know which): it was a Special Access Program within what was at that time the OUSDAT (at that time, the Office of the Under-Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions and Technology).
From the Wilson/Davis notes page 7, Wilson speaking to Davis in 2002:
He reached out to its leaders, and was grudgingly granted a meeting with three people who called themselves the gatekeepers, who reluctantly told him they represented a reverse-engineering program: that they had in their possession at least one intact vehicle "not made by human hands".
They were mostly concerned with how he found them and what he wanted. When he said he needed to be vetted in, they saw to it that the admiral was rebuffed and threatened--with loss of rank and pension--if he pursued the matter further.
Admiral Wilson has been contacted multiple times over the years since and has denied the Wilson/Davis notes each time, as he promised he would within the notes themselves.
In a 2020 interview with the NY Post's Steven Greenstreet, Dr. Eric Davis awkwardly refused to confirm or deny the meeting and notes. Judge for yourself, here is that clip, he reads to me as a man cornered:
https://np.reddit.com/UFOs/comments/pvwhsi/heres_the_deleted_video_of_eric_davis_talking/
Next I'm going to get into AAWSAP, and it's worth noting I feel that Dr. Davis was a consultant to that program. He reported to Dr. Hal Puthoff, who himself reported to Lue Elizondo.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211214190334/https://www.ufojoe.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/DavisHalLue.png (L to R: Puthoff, Elizondo, and Davis)
As all these people worked together and shared security clearances, they were freer to talk about certain topics than Dr. Davis appears in the video with Mr. Greenstreet above. This potentially has implications, for how and from where Elizondo might know where to look for "certain things".
Part 2: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the mysterious "other" UFO group
2008: AAWSAP's beginnings have been gone over many times, I'll summarize only. The New York Times article from December 2017 that revealed the program is here.
A brief summary of the origins of the program can be had here, in a somewhat neutral tone.
The program grew out of discussions between Las Vegas entrepreneur Robert Bigelow and the late Senator Harry Reid, and initially was led by Dr. James Lacatski with a focus on studying unexplained phenomena, including UFOs.
When Dr. Lacatski left the group, former counter-intel officer Luis Elizondo was brought in to lead the program.
I'm going to put aside the fact Mr. Elizondo met the head of a US Government UFO program that ran in the 1980s, which already makes AOIMSG/AARO's assertion there was no program between Blue Book and AAWSAP false. Mr. Moultrie and Mr. Bray had only to ask Elizondo if he knew of any other groups, but they apparently were incurious.
2009: Mr. Elizondo, the fresh director of AAWSAP, bumped up against a different group (not the one from the 1980s) within the US Department of Defense--a Special Access Program of some kind--which he and Sen. Harry Reid had reason to believe held deep secrets about the same kinds of subjects AAWSAP was looking into, specifically non-human-created technologies.
Not being a Special Access Program themselves, AAWSAP had no access to this other group's personnel, data, or materials.
Senator Reid, who was at the time the US Senate Majority Leader and one of the trio of senators (along with Ted Stevens and Daniel Inouye) who'd gotten AAWSAP initially funded, tried to get AAWSAP (as "AATIP") re-designated a Special Access Program itself:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220515090232/https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Reid_letter_2009_1532565293943_49621615_ver1.0.pdf
This would have granted specific AAWSAP personnel (as AATIP) the appropriate clearances to be vetted into this strange SAP they'd run into.
Senator Reid was rebuffed, and he, along with AAWSAP/AATIP personnel--including Mr. Elizondo and Dr. Hal Puthoff--was denied access to the other group and its materials. They shut out not only Elizondo (a trusted and decorated military veteran who already held top-secret clearances), but the Majority Leader of the United States Senate.
https://youtu.be/FMBpthoATFk?t=779
George Knapp (investigative journalist: KLAS Las Vegas, MysteryWire, Weaponized):
Part 3: UAPTF, to AOIMSG, to AARO -- Stealing back the narrative
In 2012, AAWSAP was refused additional funding and officially closed, though the program continued in some fashion until Elizondo's resignation from the US Government and his joining Tom DeLonge's To The Stars in 2017.
After Elizondo went public, the US Government effort that had been AAWSAP/AATIP was ultimately reborn as the UAP Task Force (UAPTF), which eventually counted among its members UFO whistleblower David Grusch.
Under To The Stars, the current public UFO disclosure advocacy effort began, with Christopher Mellon acquiring and leaking three now-famous videos of UFOs recorded by US Navy personnel, the release of History Channel's Unidentified series, and a steady stream of press: the tone of which began to take the subject more seriously.
This began to apply pressure from the outside to the subject: by re-framing it as an aerospace integrity, safety, and national security issue, credible people like Mellon poked the US Government asking, "Why won't you take this seriously?"
This led to increasing serious interest in the topic not only by the public but by vocal members of the US Congress like Mike Gallagher and Tim Burchett, by respected journalists like Ross Coulthart. Stigma was chipped away at, new reporting avenues were added for US military personnel; progress seemed to be being made.
In response, I think the group Elizondo and Reid, and before them I believe Admiral Wilson, had encountered, did what any organization that feels another could become a threat to it does: they bought out the competition, consuming the UAPTF and making it their own.
In a December 2021 article for The Hill, Elizondo and Mellon each voiced concern over the re-org and move of the now former-UAPTF to AOIMSG (later re-branded AARO) under the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Security (OUSD(I&S)):
https://web.archive.org/web/20230205090354/https://thehill.com/opinion/international/583575-a-pentagon-ufo-cover-up-ex-officials-speak-out/
Elizondo:
Part 4: Who is this "other" UFO program?
For decades there has been talk of an organization operating behind the scenes within the US Government on the UFO problem, from Project Aquarius, to the "men in black", to the Majestic 12.
In May 2021 UFO researcher Project Unity tweeted this brief exchange between UFO researchehistorian Richard Dolan and Lue Elizondo.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211029230827/https://twitter.com/TheProjectUnity/status/1395692929151291397
They may no longer go by "Zodiac", but they almost certainly did as recently as 2009, in order for Elizondo to know that name, unless he heard it from Dr. Eric Davis (possible, even likely).
Zodiac is almost certainly the program Sen. Harry Reid tried (and failed) to get his people vetted into. I believe it's the same group (or a related silo) which denied Admiral Wilson access to their reverse-engineering program in 1997.
This group is either the current version of whatever it was Admiral Wilson found via the Pentagon Records Group, or it sits beneath it in hierarchy. Dr. Davis is likely the person who pointed Lue Elizondo in its direction, when Elizondo took charge of AAWSAP and started snooping around internally.
Zodiac is either the umbrella group itself, or one of several sibling programs (Unacknowledged SAPs) nested within a master SAP.
If it's a sub-program, it might be the reverse-engineering wing, compartmentalized apart from other silos. The other big candidate in this case could be crash retrieval.
The reverse-engineering program places recovered non-human technologies in private corporations (exempt from Freedom of Information Act requests), access to which is limited to strict "bigot lists" and protected by extremely punishing NDAs.
Progress on reverse-engineering is glacial if anything, but we will be shocked to learn what things we use in daily life have come from or were influenced by alien technologies.
People have been ruined or buried in unmarked graves for breaking ranks with the program/s. Favored aerospace and technology corporations have benefited from the relationship while their competitors have been bought out or ruined.
Military application of technologies takes all precedence.
Crash retrieval sounds straight-forward but I bet it has a lot of nuances, a lot of special skills and equipment. A global quick-response infrastructure is implied (meaning groups ready to deploy across the globe at all times. We don't want people flying out of Wright-Pat to get to a crash in say Australia, we'd want a team with the right equipment already in say Guam, ready to activate), with skilled/trained personnel and equipment standing by at all hours. The field personnel may be military or ex-military. National borders would seem to mean little and essentially violating other countries' territories a required part of the job.
Reverse-engineering, and crash retrievals, are likely not the only silos of the group.
Joe Murgia ("UFO Joe") interviewed Commander Will Miller, who is referenced in the Wilson/Davis notes.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221201140901/https://www.ufojoe.net/will-miller-complete/
(This is me speculating wildly on what these other programs could contain information on, and should be taken with enormous grains of salt):
Imagine if there's a silo that holds alien medical technologies: treatments or cures for diseases. The ability to re-grow lost limbs, to repair spinal damage or lost eyesight/hearing. Even if not applicable (yet) to human biology, the ideas that could come from this if shared with the medical community across Earth... all brought here incidentally in a "first-aid kit" aboard someone else's spacecraft. In defense of Zodiac, imagine the terrible weaponization potential.
Could we ever forgive these people for keeping secrets like this? For the crimes they've committed to do so? Even if they did what they felt was needed to protect national interests, at some point the base fact that we're not alone should belong to everyone. Because it really feels like what started as an attempt to hide technologies that could be weaponized if a competitor figured them out first has turned into "hiding everything we've done to hide that technology, and we can't mention aliens because that begs the question how did they get here, which brings us back to the technology", tech they don't know how to make more of.
Conclusion: Following "Lue's Clues", thoughts on and fear of the control group, disinformation, and questions
There is implication in information from Elizondo and Dr. Davis that there's been a clandestine organization controlling the UFO issue operating within the US Department of Defense for decades, a group which has repeatedly shielded itself from prying eyes. What they can't shield they reduce through propaganda to ridicule. If not in name or historical fact, this may as well be the Majestic 12 of UFO lore.
I write that name with a heavy heart, and with fear. People on these forums always snipe, "That's just what you want to believe," or, "Nobody wants to believe more than me, but c'mon".
I read those replies and every time think, "Do you know what you're saying? Have you read the Majestic documents? They're terrifying. Of course I don't want it to be real! I want it to be fake, like Robert Hastings said!" The reality they suggest is horrifying to me.
I've recoiled from, fled from, the possibility of the Majestic 12 for more than 30 years, since I first read the initial papers in Timothy Good's Above Top Secret in late 1989.
I with great trepidation read Stanton Friedman's TOP SECRET/MAJIC, hoping for some fatal flaw. I've read with interest (and often unease) these past few years everything Harry_is_white_hot--probably the lead researcher currently working on the topic--has put out about MJ-12. I keep hoping for that fatal flaw in the basic concept of a shadowy "men in black"-type group like this. No conspiracy can be that big and remain hidden, surely.
But objective reality is not influenced by what we want or would find more comfortable to be true; it simply is what it is.
That's not to say everything in the Majestic documents is real (I still hope to god it's not; they literally contain a directive on when to execute stranded alien beings to preserve secrecy), but the fact of a real organization filling that role--whatever its real history is--is for me no longer escapable after David Grusch.
I've had suspicions about AARO since its inception as AOIMSG, since the warning from Elizondo and Mellon about OUSD(I&S) in The Hill.
The re-org of UAPTF into AARO seems to me an attempt to regain control of the narrative after people like Elizondo and Mellon began to apply public pressure on the US Government to disclose what it knows about UFOs. What they can't keep secret, they ridicule: a powerful social tool.
For two decades, the US Air Force used Project Blue Book to gaslight not only the American populace, but the news media and the world, into thinking there was no "there" there in UFOs. That those of us interested in the topic were insane, to be socially ostracized, shamed, and shunned.
Blue Book was, it was later revealed by its former scientific advisor Dr. J. Allen Hynek, a public relations and propaganda program.
AARO is in its purpose no different, and will be the first place the news media turns to explain to them what is going on with the unfolding David Grusch story. Well, AARO or Neil DeGrasse-Tyson. Maybe Bill Nye.
The Grusch story is already being attached to the sensational Las Vegas "aliens in the backyard" tale - see ABC News Chicago, complete with X-files music! - scroll down the article to see them mention Mr. Grusch. Zodiac's tendrils in the press are twitching, and not even that much: just poke the bias toward mundanity they've nurtured in us for decades.
As the infamous quote goes:
Mr. Elizondo's information, passed in pieces due to his NDAs, has been widely mocked as "Lue's Clues": deliberately mysterious and obfuscated. He's been derided as a grifter and con-artist, he's been doxxed, he's provided what he can at enormous personal cost to himself and his family. Stringing the information and hints that he's put out together, the picture not only becomes more detailed, it implies a conspiracy which in and of itself will be an ontological shock, beyond which lies even more shock, after shock, after shock.
If a nobody like me can read what Elizondo's getting at, why can't Mr. Moultrie, or Mr. Bray, or Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick for that matter? Do they not at least have questions? Are they so incurious? This is literally their job, at least on paper.
David Grusch has briefed AARO personnel on his extraordinary findings, and AARO still says, "We have no credible/verifiable indication of non-human intelligence." Saying little, they speak volumes.
The implications make me feel, appropriately I think: "somber".
I'll end with some brief thoughts from Lue Elizondo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jythx89ym38
Thanks for reading.
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In May 2022 the United States held hearings on UFOs (9-min highlights).
In those proceedings, representatives of AOIMSG (later re-designated "AARO"):
- Ronald Moultrie, Under Secretary of Defense: Intelligence & Security
- Scott W. Bray, Deputy Director of Navy Intelligence
The two gentlemen claimed no knowledge of any UFO program/s within the US Government in the years between AAWSAP (which officially ran from 2008-2012, and continued in some fashion through 2017 before being succeeded by the UAPTF) and the USAF's Project Blue Book (which closed in 1969).
They claimed no knowledge of well-known UFO incidents (which would have been in the files they inherited from UAPTF), claimed no communications attempts had been sent to unknown fliers in US airspace (Implies that unknowns--including Russian or Chinese--can enter and exit US airspace without challenge), showed a short video of a 'dot' in the sky claiming it was all they had to go on, and so on. Christopher Mellon said at the time: https://i.redd.it/8kr2wz2859091.jpg
But Mr. Moultrie's and Mr. Bray's testimony did not match information previously released, not limited to but specifically by Luis Elizondo, who once ran AAWSAP/AATIP: the predecessor to UAPTF, the program AOIMSG/AARO re-org'd from and the papers and materials of which they had in their possession.
We know that AAWSAP/AATIP and UAPTF shared at least some personnel (Dr. Eric Davis was a consultant to both programs, for instance), it is reasonable to think there was a continuity of data between programs as well, meaning that AAWSAP's data became UAPTF's, and in turn: AOIMSG/AARO's. Which leads me to ask why the representatives of AOIMSG/AARO seemed ignorant of data they should have had. I don't expect the people at the top to know everything off the tops of their heads, but one would think they'd have their resident nerds brief them before going before Congress.
So what did AAWSAP/AATIP know?
Though former director Luis Elizondo has often asked us to "read between the lines", limited in what he can publicly say due to the Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) he's bound by, his message becomes clearer when events are laid out in order, dots between them connected.
When comparing information from AAWSAP and Elizondo to the Wilson/Davis notes, parallels emerge and details bolster each other.
This has implications for the legitimacy of AOIMSG/AARO.
The notes of the 2002 meeting between Admiral Thomas Wilson and Dr. Eric Davis:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190609152124/https://imgur.com/a/ggIFTfQ
Uploaded in 2019 by UFO researcher Grant Cameron, the Wilson/Davis notes were found in the personal papers of late NASA astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell, after he passed in 2016.
The notes had been rumored to exist for over a decade prior. Edgar Mitchell discussed the story behind them on CNN's "Larry King Live" in 2008: https://youtu.be/unEzDmiHKic?t=80 (time-stamped)
The notes are one of the most controversial cases to appear in ufology in decades, with credible supporting and skeptical arguments alike. No less than John Greenewald Jr. (of The Black Vault) has speculated the notes were written for a film or TV show.
https://www.theblackvault.com/casefiles/the-admiral-wilson-leak-an-analysis/
I ask your indulgence as I respectfully disagree with Mr. Greenewald below.
The Wilson/Davis notes contend that Admiral Thomas Wilson (US Navy, now retired) met Dr. Eric Davis (of Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, NIDS, AAWSAP, and a consultant for UAPTF) in Las Vegas in 2002 for a confidential meeting at Davis's request. Davis tooks notes during the meeting, and those notes are what Grant Cameron eventually published online.
Admiral Wilson allegedly told Dr. Davis in that meeting about the admiral's attempt circa 1997 to gain access to a reverse-engineering program managed by at least one large American private defense contractor, and controlled via an unusual governmental Special Access Program, or SAP.
SAPs can serve as "umbrellas" for USAPs: Unacknowledged Special Access programs, which can themselves be umbrellas for even more secretive programs, programs that ultimately even the SAP Oversight Commitee has little or no window into. Like a "Russian doll" of secrecy.
In the mid-1990s, Dr. Steven Greer (of CSETI) obtained a document dated 28 July 1991, said to be leaked from the Nellis Test & Training Range (NTTR) in Nevada:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230205091457/https://siriusdisclosure.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/NRO-Doc.pdf
This document listed a number of group code-names, warning each to suspend visible operations in light of an impending civilian UFO-researcher event in the nearby town of Rachel, Nevada, just to the north of the NTTR.
Dr. Greer, at that time in the mid-'90s working alongside Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Mitchell later distanced himself from Greer), met with Admiral Wilson around 1996, and showed him that allegedly leaked document from the NTTR.
Dr. Greer asked the admiral to see if he could, using his clearances and access, find anything about any of the code names on that list.
Two of the names on that list are MAJ and MAJI Ops. If legitimate, this would lend credence to the idea of some group with a name similar to "MAJIC" or "Majestic": extremely loaded terms.
Admiral Wilson searched the Pentagon Records Group, and found at least one of the names on that list (we don't know which): it was a Special Access Program within what was at that time the OUSDAT (at that time, the Office of the Under-Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions and Technology).
From the Wilson/Davis notes page 7, Wilson speaking to Davis in 2002:
They told me of a special projects record group not belonging to usual SAP - a special subset of the unacknowledged/carve-outs/waived programs - not belonging to usual SAP divisions as organized in '94 by Perry himself - set apart from rest but buried/covered by conventional SAPsThe admiral was concerned that the program he found should have been something he was aware of, if not in control of. But he had no prior knowledge of it at all.
He reached out to its leaders, and was grudgingly granted a meeting with three people who called themselves the gatekeepers, who reluctantly told him they represented a reverse-engineering program: that they had in their possession at least one intact vehicle "not made by human hands".
They were mostly concerned with how he found them and what he wanted. When he said he needed to be vetted in, they saw to it that the admiral was rebuffed and threatened--with loss of rank and pension--if he pursued the matter further.
Admiral Wilson has been contacted multiple times over the years since and has denied the Wilson/Davis notes each time, as he promised he would within the notes themselves.
In a 2020 interview with the NY Post's Steven Greenstreet, Dr. Eric Davis awkwardly refused to confirm or deny the meeting and notes. Judge for yourself, here is that clip, he reads to me as a man cornered:
https://np.reddit.com/UFOs/comments/pvwhsi/heres_the_deleted_video_of_eric_davis_talking/
Next I'm going to get into AAWSAP, and it's worth noting I feel that Dr. Davis was a consultant to that program. He reported to Dr. Hal Puthoff, who himself reported to Lue Elizondo.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211214190334/https://www.ufojoe.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/DavisHalLue.png (L to R: Puthoff, Elizondo, and Davis)
As all these people worked together and shared security clearances, they were freer to talk about certain topics than Dr. Davis appears in the video with Mr. Greenstreet above. This potentially has implications, for how and from where Elizondo might know where to look for "certain things".
2008: AAWSAP's beginnings have been gone over many times, I'll summarize only. The New York Times article from December 2017 that revealed the program is here.
A brief summary of the origins of the program can be had here, in a somewhat neutral tone.
The program grew out of discussions between Las Vegas entrepreneur Robert Bigelow and the late Senator Harry Reid, and initially was led by Dr. James Lacatski with a focus on studying unexplained phenomena, including UFOs.
When Dr. Lacatski left the group, former counter-intel officer Luis Elizondo was brought in to lead the program.
I'm going to put aside the fact Mr. Elizondo met the head of a US Government UFO program that ran in the 1980s, which already makes AOIMSG/AARO's assertion there was no program between Blue Book and AAWSAP false. Mr. Moultrie and Mr. Bray had only to ask Elizondo if he knew of any other groups, but they apparently were incurious.
2009: Mr. Elizondo, the fresh director of AAWSAP, bumped up against a different group (not the one from the 1980s) within the US Department of Defense--a Special Access Program of some kind--which he and Sen. Harry Reid had reason to believe held deep secrets about the same kinds of subjects AAWSAP was looking into, specifically non-human-created technologies.
Not being a Special Access Program themselves, AAWSAP had no access to this other group's personnel, data, or materials.
Senator Reid, who was at the time the US Senate Majority Leader and one of the trio of senators (along with Ted Stevens and Daniel Inouye) who'd gotten AAWSAP initially funded, tried to get AAWSAP (as "AATIP") re-designated a Special Access Program itself:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220515090232/https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Reid_letter_2009_1532565293943_49621615_ver1.0.pdf
This would have granted specific AAWSAP personnel (as AATIP) the appropriate clearances to be vetted into this strange SAP they'd run into.
Senator Reid was rebuffed, and he, along with AAWSAP/AATIP personnel--including Mr. Elizondo and Dr. Hal Puthoff--was denied access to the other group and its materials. They shut out not only Elizondo (a trusted and decorated military veteran who already held top-secret clearances), but the Majority Leader of the United States Senate.
https://youtu.be/FMBpthoATFk?t=779
George Knapp (investigative journalist: KLAS Las Vegas, MysteryWire, Weaponized):
What was the intention, with making it (AAWSAP) into a Special Access Program?Sen. Reid:
Well there are certain things that we had learned in our work, that there were places that we needed to go, that people had certain things, equipment, and other stuff, that we needed to see, and you couldn't do it unless you got, clearance from the Pentagon, and they wouldn't give it to us.Knapp:
It suggests that there are other studies or programs, that might shed light on this mystery?Sen. Reid:
Other programs, that have been done, and information they have, including different um, pieces of evidence.Knapp:
...Do you know what those pieces are?Sen. Reid:
No... um, I've just only heard rumors, and I'm not going to get into rumors.
In 2012, AAWSAP was refused additional funding and officially closed, though the program continued in some fashion until Elizondo's resignation from the US Government and his joining Tom DeLonge's To The Stars in 2017.
After Elizondo went public, the US Government effort that had been AAWSAP/AATIP was ultimately reborn as the UAP Task Force (UAPTF), which eventually counted among its members UFO whistleblower David Grusch.
Under To The Stars, the current public UFO disclosure advocacy effort began, with Christopher Mellon acquiring and leaking three now-famous videos of UFOs recorded by US Navy personnel, the release of History Channel's Unidentified series, and a steady stream of press: the tone of which began to take the subject more seriously.
This began to apply pressure from the outside to the subject: by re-framing it as an aerospace integrity, safety, and national security issue, credible people like Mellon poked the US Government asking, "Why won't you take this seriously?"
This led to increasing serious interest in the topic not only by the public but by vocal members of the US Congress like Mike Gallagher and Tim Burchett, by respected journalists like Ross Coulthart. Stigma was chipped away at, new reporting avenues were added for US military personnel; progress seemed to be being made.
In response, I think the group Elizondo and Reid, and before them I believe Admiral Wilson, had encountered, did what any organization that feels another could become a threat to it does: they bought out the competition, consuming the UAPTF and making it their own.
In a December 2021 article for The Hill, Elizondo and Mellon each voiced concern over the re-org and move of the now former-UAPTF to AOIMSG (later re-branded AARO) under the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Security (OUSD(I&S)):
https://web.archive.org/web/20230205090354/https://thehill.com/opinion/international/583575-a-pentagon-ufo-cover-up-ex-officials-speak-out/
Elizondo:
"...If we want 70 more years of secrecy on this topic, then OUSD(I&S) is the perfect place to put it. They’ve had four years so far, and we have little in the way of efforts serving the public interest."Mellon:
"...the inability of OUSD(I&S) to engage effectively on the [UFO] issue is why so little has changed or been accomplished since 2004."With the newly-branded AARO in their pocket, the control group regained the upper hand. Instead of doing away with a government UFO office entirely, they would control the one that existed and through it shape the public narrative, getting disinformation back on track.
For decades there has been talk of an organization operating behind the scenes within the US Government on the UFO problem, from Project Aquarius, to the "men in black", to the Majestic 12.
In May 2021 UFO researcher Project Unity tweeted this brief exchange between UFO researchehistorian Richard Dolan and Lue Elizondo.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211029230827/https://twitter.com/TheProjectUnity/status/1395692929151291397
Richard Dolan: "Have you ever come across evidence that supports the reality of an organization, whether we call it MJ-12 or Zodiac?"Like the devil of Earth myths, they've "had so many names".
Lue Elizondo: "Sure, absolutely"
Richard Dolan: "Okay so I want to ask about Zodiac, I've got reasons for asking, is this something you have come across?"
Lue Elizondo: "Yes"
Richard Dolan: "So can I ask you what you can say about that?"
Lue Elizondo: "I cannot".
They may no longer go by "Zodiac", but they almost certainly did as recently as 2009, in order for Elizondo to know that name, unless he heard it from Dr. Eric Davis (possible, even likely).
Zodiac is almost certainly the program Sen. Harry Reid tried (and failed) to get his people vetted into. I believe it's the same group (or a related silo) which denied Admiral Wilson access to their reverse-engineering program in 1997.
This group is either the current version of whatever it was Admiral Wilson found via the Pentagon Records Group, or it sits beneath it in hierarchy. Dr. Davis is likely the person who pointed Lue Elizondo in its direction, when Elizondo took charge of AAWSAP and started snooping around internally.
Zodiac is either the umbrella group itself, or one of several sibling programs (Unacknowledged SAPs) nested within a master SAP.
If it's a sub-program, it might be the reverse-engineering wing, compartmentalized apart from other silos. The other big candidate in this case could be crash retrieval.
The reverse-engineering program places recovered non-human technologies in private corporations (exempt from Freedom of Information Act requests), access to which is limited to strict "bigot lists" and protected by extremely punishing NDAs.
Progress on reverse-engineering is glacial if anything, but we will be shocked to learn what things we use in daily life have come from or were influenced by alien technologies.
People have been ruined or buried in unmarked graves for breaking ranks with the program/s. Favored aerospace and technology corporations have benefited from the relationship while their competitors have been bought out or ruined.
Military application of technologies takes all precedence.
Crash retrieval sounds straight-forward but I bet it has a lot of nuances, a lot of special skills and equipment. A global quick-response infrastructure is implied (meaning groups ready to deploy across the globe at all times. We don't want people flying out of Wright-Pat to get to a crash in say Australia, we'd want a team with the right equipment already in say Guam, ready to activate), with skilled/trained personnel and equipment standing by at all hours. The field personnel may be military or ex-military. National borders would seem to mean little and essentially violating other countries' territories a required part of the job.
Reverse-engineering, and crash retrievals, are likely not the only silos of the group.
Joe Murgia ("UFO Joe") interviewed Commander Will Miller, who is referenced in the Wilson/Davis notes.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221201140901/https://www.ufojoe.net/will-miller-complete/
Joe Murgia: When you say “Control Group” like you did in Leslie Kean’s book, do you mean an MJ-12-like group?The other silos under the master umbrella program, compartmentalized apart from each other, could look like...
Will Miller: Yes, I’d opine that there are probably multiple “Control Groups”, each one covering certain aspects of the UFO/ETI issue; i.e. one probably covering crash retrievals & analysis, another covering collecting & analyzing reports of “encounters,” another related to overall oversight, etc. That’s just within DoD. Additionally, there are a limited # of DoD “contractors” who even have the technological capability to work this issue to include analysis, security, etc.
(This is me speculating wildly on what these other programs could contain information on, and should be taken with enormous grains of salt):
- Biological remains, and what can be gleaned from them on the environments the beings evolved in; cell-structure, nutritional requirements, reproduction, ancestry/evolutionary history. Weapons applications of non-terrestrial biology.
- Intelligence gathering on off-world organizations. Spying on those watching humanity, maybe even using stolen alien technology to do so. Implications of using ET tech to spy on terrestrial competitors, both corporate and national. Implications if any of our visitors turn out to be biologically human (meaning their ancestors were taken from Earth and a viable breeding population of humans is kept part of the alien society even now, identical to us, perfect spies).
- Organic/machine interfaces - anything from physical control consoles, to mind/machine interfaces, to biologically-integrated technologies, purpose-grown artificial/synthetic life-forms, genetic engineering.
- Xeno-linguistics and communications. Alien languages: spoken, written, computemachine language/s, and maybe things we don't have an analogue for (IE the oft-reported telepathy, either naturally evolved or technologically achieved).
- Exo-politics - the nature of alien command and social structures (or lack thereof) and initiatives; policies on dealing with native life-forms (like us).
- Terrestrial foreign power intelligence gathering - what do other countries know/have and what are they doing with it? Given the reasons for the cover-up (weaponization), this would seem of paramount importance to the overall program.
- Recovered craft: testing and potential use thereof. As astonished as I feel writing this... have we taken recovered or reverse-engineered craft off-world ourselves? Do we use them for terrestrial espionage? A single alien craft, if useable by humans at all, could be a game-changing military asset, so I doubt this... but I can't call it "off the table".
- New (to us) physics - imagine what someone capable of traversing the space between star systems (or "parallel realities" if one prefers) knows about the nature of reality, that we humans do not. As the late Carl Sagan once said, "To bake an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe." Weaponization of ideas learned from alien understanding of physics (IE microwave or beam weaponry, gravity manipulation to achieve force fields, time distortions, or targeted gravitational disruptions).
- Materials science - compounds or isotopes not found in the Sol system or even guessed at. Atomic or sub-atomic level engineering. Imagine trying to understand objects that came from industrial-sized fabricators with integrated particle acceleration capable of "3-D printing" anything from hand-held devices to entire starships in minutes using nothing but hydrogen and helium as building blocks, engineering from the sub-atomic on up with integrated quantum-computing in every atom of the device. The possibilities, as astounding as I find it, of 3-D printing custom-engineered living beings or exact duplicates of existing organisms.
- Exo-computational devices and databases - consider what might be gleaned from understanding the alien version of a "computer". Imagine the data stored within: star charts, maps back to the point of origin or colonies and to every other inhabited biosphere within thousands of light years (or on a multi-galactic scale), medical data, historical data, entertainment like music or visuals, 3-D data storage including imagery and sounds from Earth's own past and/or countless other worlds under their observation. Not to mention insights into the minds of the people who made the technology: how they think and process data, at what speed, etc.
Imagine if there's a silo that holds alien medical technologies: treatments or cures for diseases. The ability to re-grow lost limbs, to repair spinal damage or lost eyesight/hearing. Even if not applicable (yet) to human biology, the ideas that could come from this if shared with the medical community across Earth... all brought here incidentally in a "first-aid kit" aboard someone else's spacecraft. In defense of Zodiac, imagine the terrible weaponization potential.
Could we ever forgive these people for keeping secrets like this? For the crimes they've committed to do so? Even if they did what they felt was needed to protect national interests, at some point the base fact that we're not alone should belong to everyone. Because it really feels like what started as an attempt to hide technologies that could be weaponized if a competitor figured them out first has turned into "hiding everything we've done to hide that technology, and we can't mention aliens because that begs the question how did they get here, which brings us back to the technology", tech they don't know how to make more of.
There is implication in information from Elizondo and Dr. Davis that there's been a clandestine organization controlling the UFO issue operating within the US Department of Defense for decades, a group which has repeatedly shielded itself from prying eyes. What they can't shield they reduce through propaganda to ridicule. If not in name or historical fact, this may as well be the Majestic 12 of UFO lore.
I write that name with a heavy heart, and with fear. People on these forums always snipe, "That's just what you want to believe," or, "Nobody wants to believe more than me, but c'mon".
I read those replies and every time think, "Do you know what you're saying? Have you read the Majestic documents? They're terrifying. Of course I don't want it to be real! I want it to be fake, like Robert Hastings said!" The reality they suggest is horrifying to me.
I've recoiled from, fled from, the possibility of the Majestic 12 for more than 30 years, since I first read the initial papers in Timothy Good's Above Top Secret in late 1989.
I with great trepidation read Stanton Friedman's TOP SECRET/MAJIC, hoping for some fatal flaw. I've read with interest (and often unease) these past few years everything Harry_is_white_hot--probably the lead researcher currently working on the topic--has put out about MJ-12. I keep hoping for that fatal flaw in the basic concept of a shadowy "men in black"-type group like this. No conspiracy can be that big and remain hidden, surely.
But objective reality is not influenced by what we want or would find more comfortable to be true; it simply is what it is.
That's not to say everything in the Majestic documents is real (I still hope to god it's not; they literally contain a directive on when to execute stranded alien beings to preserve secrecy), but the fact of a real organization filling that role--whatever its real history is--is for me no longer escapable after David Grusch.
I've had suspicions about AARO since its inception as AOIMSG, since the warning from Elizondo and Mellon about OUSD(I&S) in The Hill.
The re-org of UAPTF into AARO seems to me an attempt to regain control of the narrative after people like Elizondo and Mellon began to apply public pressure on the US Government to disclose what it knows about UFOs. What they can't keep secret, they ridicule: a powerful social tool.
For two decades, the US Air Force used Project Blue Book to gaslight not only the American populace, but the news media and the world, into thinking there was no "there" there in UFOs. That those of us interested in the topic were insane, to be socially ostracized, shamed, and shunned.
Blue Book was, it was later revealed by its former scientific advisor Dr. J. Allen Hynek, a public relations and propaganda program.
AARO is in its purpose no different, and will be the first place the news media turns to explain to them what is going on with the unfolding David Grusch story. Well, AARO or Neil DeGrasse-Tyson. Maybe Bill Nye.
The Grusch story is already being attached to the sensational Las Vegas "aliens in the backyard" tale - see ABC News Chicago, complete with X-files music! - scroll down the article to see them mention Mr. Grusch. Zodiac's tendrils in the press are twitching, and not even that much: just poke the bias toward mundanity they've nurtured in us for decades.
As the infamous quote goes:
"There's nothing to hide?"I don't know everything above and I'm absolutely very obviously speculating in places, on things I would once never have considered possible and which looked absolutely wild to my eyes even as I wrote them. I may stumble in some places but I think I've headed in the direction Lue Elizondo, Chris Mellon, Dr. Eric Davis, and others have pointed us in.
"There's nothing to hide at all."
Mr. Elizondo's information, passed in pieces due to his NDAs, has been widely mocked as "Lue's Clues": deliberately mysterious and obfuscated. He's been derided as a grifter and con-artist, he's been doxxed, he's provided what he can at enormous personal cost to himself and his family. Stringing the information and hints that he's put out together, the picture not only becomes more detailed, it implies a conspiracy which in and of itself will be an ontological shock, beyond which lies even more shock, after shock, after shock.
If a nobody like me can read what Elizondo's getting at, why can't Mr. Moultrie, or Mr. Bray, or Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick for that matter? Do they not at least have questions? Are they so incurious? This is literally their job, at least on paper.
David Grusch has briefed AARO personnel on his extraordinary findings, and AARO still says, "We have no credible/verifiable indication of non-human intelligence." Saying little, they speak volumes.
The implications make me feel, appropriately I think: "somber".
I'll end with some brief thoughts from Lue Elizondo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jythx89ym38
Thanks for reading.
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🚨 Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 8.99 USD
-15- 540Pcs M3/M4/M5/M6/M8/M10 Ring Lugs Eyes Copper Crimp Terminals
👉 https://bit.ly/3oZb0TV
〽️ Price: 8.49 USD / Lowest: 9.49 USD
-16- Elough 40W 2-Port QC3.0 PD Car Charger
🌐 https://bit.ly/43OKU4K
💣 Price: 8.49 USD / Lowest: 10.49 USD
-17- Foam Cutter Pen 110V-240V 15cm
🌍 https://bit.ly/42AuxHQ
💣 Price: 8.92 USD / Lowest: 10.19 USD
🔖 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-18- Guudgo Tuya WiFi Human Body Sensor
🌐 https://bit.ly/3CoppMk
🚨 Price: 8.99 USD / Lowest: 13.99 USD
-19- Tuya 16A Smart WiFi Power Monitor
🌍 https://bit.ly/3X0ELQB
💣 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 9.99 USD
-20- KCH-205 Digital Food Thermometer
✅ https://bit.ly/43TtGDw
📉 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 13.29 USD
-21- Mipad 90SM 20 Games Handheld Mini Game Console
✌️ https://bit.ly/3oX9xxj
💲 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 10.99 USD
-22- SONOFF ZBMINI-L Zb 3.0 1Gang Smart Switch Module
👌 https://bit.ly/3oV5cdY
💰 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 16.14 USD
-23- TwentySeventeen QingPai Digital Watch
🌍 https://bit.ly/3MZtDPE
🔹 Price: 10.99 USD / Lowest: 16.99 USD
-24- Four Brackets Soldering Iron Holder Arms
✌️ https://bit.ly/3N3vGlP
🚨 Price: 11.15 USD / Lowest: 11.99 USD
💵 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-25- Five Brackets Fixture Clamp Soldering Iron Holder
✅ https://bit.ly/3CkkvQq
👉 Price: 11.91 USD / Lowest: 12.55 USD
❤️ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-26- BlitzWolf BW-IS7 WiFi Smoke Detector
👉 https://bit.ly/3OW9CsA
💰 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 11.99 USD
-27- Xiaovv 1080P USB IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/431Y3ru
📉 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
-28- Xiletu XS-20 Projector Mini Tripod
👉 https://bit.ly/45rbrGN
💥 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
-29- PARON JX-1941A Terminal Connector Crimping Tool
🛒 https://bit.ly/3MJYz7r
💥 Price: 12.45 USD / Lowest: 13.19 USD
👌 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-30- Six Brackets Soldering Iron Holder Arms
✌️ https://bit.ly/3N3D3JV
🔹 Price: 12.85 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
⏳ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-31- LDNIO 16A Wifi Smart Plug 4000W Tuya Power Monitor
🔗 https://bit.ly/3J3ZcX6
🚨 Price: 12.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-32- Hero 7006 Fountain Pen Set 0.5mm 0.8mm [EU]
👉 https://bit.ly/43wzH9n
〽️ Price: 13.15 USD / Lowest: 15.97 USD
🎯 Coupon: BG589b2e
-33- 2Pcs 14inch Heavy Duty Gardening Welder Gloves
❗️ https://bit.ly/3z0RdER
💲 Price: 13.19 USD / Lowest: 13.66 USD
🔖 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-34- Baseus Car Ashtray LED Light Ash Tray
👉 https://bit.ly/43OY2qy
🔹 Price: 13.25 USD / Lowest: 13.72 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-35- Electric Drill to Electric Chain Saw Adapter Attachment
👌 https://bit.ly/45Uop05
✌️ Price: 13.59 USD / Lowest: 16.39 USD
🏆 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-36- 1080P PTZ Wifi Outdoor IP Camera
🌍 https://bit.ly/3ZETxfS
💥 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 13.99 USD
-37- DM 2 in 1 Type-C USB3.1 Flash Drive OTG 128GB
🌀 https://bit.ly/3WJbklL
📉 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.94 USD
-38- Microdrive MD223C USB3.0 Type-C 256GB Pendrive
✌️ https://bit.ly/3MJ7oOR
〽️ Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-39- LDNIO 16A Smart WiFi EU Plug Socket
🛒 https://bit.ly/3WXUtvS
💥 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-40- Wireless WiFi Doorbell Camera 480P
👌 https://bit.ly/3CkTigz
💲 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 15.03 USD
-41- 1UF-1000UF 6.3V-50V 400Pcs 24Value SMD Capacitors
📌 https://bit.ly/45UQ5ly
💲 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-42- Moes Round Temperature Humidity Sensor Zigbee
🛒 https://bit.ly/3J5lbNs
🚨 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-43- 63pcs 80Grit Drum Sanding Kit
✅ https://bit.ly/3oZtxzy
👉 Price: 14.65 USD / Lowest: 15.17 USD
🔑 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-44- Lenovo Thinkplus TS13 Speaker
🔗 https://bit.ly/3oUIId4
💥 Price: 14.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-45- 125 Keys Pixel Game PBT Keycap Set XDA Keycaps
❇️ https://bit.ly/3N3Yome
💰 Price: 14.99 USD / Lowest: 15.99 USD
-46- 245x196x166mm Car Snow Cover Oxford Cloth [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3BSXXa2
💰 Price: 15.29 USD / Lowest: 15.83 USD
🎯 Coupon: BGCAR639
-47- Universal 12V Car Seat Pad
👌 https://bit.ly/3oQu7Q6
✌️ Price: 15.58 USD / Lowest: 16.13 USD
✂️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-48- ANENG A3009 Mini Digital Multimeter
❗️ https://bit.ly/3WYLLO0
💲 Price: 16.14 USD / Lowest: 18.99 USD
💎 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-49- Havit M3 3W BT5.0 Speaker
✳️ https://bit.ly/43JEMeg
👉 Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 21.99 USD
-50- 4 In 1 Multifunctional Adjustable Car Cup Holder Expander
🌐 https://bit.ly/3lMvaPz
🥇 Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 17.59 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-51- GOKOO D13 Smart Watch [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/3OsZGI2
✌️ Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 18.99 USD
-52- Toothbrush Holder Two Cups
🌐 https://bit.ly/42sh2dm
⭕️ Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 17.24 USD
-53- MGRC 6086 RTR 1/18 RC Car
❇️ https://bit.ly/45Uteq6
⭕️ Price: 19.99 USD / Lowest: 19.99 USD
-54- Bakeey Steam Deck Dock 6 in 1
❇️ https://bit.ly/3oZOKZW
💰 Price: 19.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-55- Full Car Sedan Cover [EU]
🌍 https://bit.ly/3ClUCzP
👉 Price: 20.39 USD / Lowest: 21.11 USD
📍 Coupon: BGCAR639
-56- MoesHouse BHT-3000 WiFi Smart Thermostat [EU]
❗️ https://bit.ly/3WWYxN9
👉 Price: 20.49 USD / Lowest: 20.54 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG12MAY20233
-57- SONOFF GK-200MP2-B WiFi IP Camera 1080P
❇️ https://bit.ly/3MYxTPk
⭕️ Price: 20.99 USD / Lowest: 20.99 USD
-58- HILDA Laser Rangefinder 120m
✌️ https://bit.ly/43vgWmD
🥇 Price: 20.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-59- Bike Wheel Truing Stand [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3P3OSlK
💲 Price: 22.99 USD / Lowest: 22.99 USD
-60- Fnirsi HS-01 Soldering Iron PD 65W DC 24V
👌 https://bit.ly/43yXvJw
🥇 Price: 23.71 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
👉 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-61- Hiseeu 4MP Indoor WiFi IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/3J83FZ4
📉 Price: 24.99 USD / Lowest: 31.86 USD
-62- ESCAM QF010 2x2MP Two Lens Pan/Tilt Waterproof IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/42lVxen
👌 Price: 25.00 USD / Lowest: 25.38 USD
-63- Andeman EPA1205L 12V-6A/14V-6A Car Battery Charger [EU]
✅ https://bit.ly/3MxsaRH
🚨 Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 25.99 USD
-64- Curved RGB Monitor Light Bar
👉 https://bit.ly/3Nkj378
✌️ Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 26.99 USD
-65- ICSEE HD WiFi Monitoring PTZ Camera
📌 https://bit.ly/3qDU0mI
💲 Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 28.99 USD
-66- Excellway Plastic Welder 100W
✌️ https://bit.ly/42I5TGD
💲 Price: 27.19 USD / Lowest: 28.15 USD
▪️ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-67- Tuya WiFi Anti-theft Alarm System
🌍 https://bit.ly/3qC1iHD
🔹 Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 27.99 USD
-68- GamaKay K77 Mechanical Keyboard Type-C [EU]
🛒 https://bit.ly/3J7djej
⭕️ Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 27.99 USD
💎 Coupon: BG4e1116
-69- AUDEW 12V 150PSI Electric Air Pump
❗️ https://bit.ly/42xGNcj
🚨 Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 29.99 USD
-70- FINDER ABS Stainless Steel Tools Storage Box 16inch
🛒 https://bit.ly/3X1gqu5
👌 Price: 28.35 USD / Lowest: 31.35 USD
👉 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-71- Baofeng GT-5 10W Walkie Talkie
✅ https://bit.ly/3q6WQjD
💥 Price: 29.99 USD / Lowest: 35.71 USD
-72- PARON JX-MC4 Photovoltaic Connector Crimping Set
🌀 https://bit.ly/3fSEJsV
👉 Price: 30.99 USD / Lowest: 30.99 USD
-73- TECSUN GR-88P Digital Radio Receiver
🔗 https://bit.ly/3o1uqaa
📉 Price: 31.99 USD / Lowest: 31.99 USD
-74- TPU Car Tire Snow Chain Anti-skid Belt
🛒 https://bit.ly/3NmOJbV
📉 Price: 32.29 USD / Lowest: 33.43 USD
💎 Coupon: BGCAR639
-75- Andeman Automatic Car Battery Charger 10A ACID and LiFePO4 [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/3JAtbWi
💣 Price: 32.99 USD / Lowest: 32.99 USD
-76- ME160H Tuya Smart WIFI LCD Thermostat
📌 https://bit.ly/3oZUBOU
✌️ Price: 33.99 USD / Lowest: 39.99 USD
-77- Remote Control Car Alarm System Keyless Kit [EU]
📌 https://bit.ly/3ox2EPD
💣 Price: 34.84 USD / Lowest: 36.07 USD
🔑 Coupon: BGCAR639
-78- Tools Case 38x22.5x34cm Aluminium ABS Silver [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/43P63f6
👌 Price: 40.56 USD / Lowest: 44.86 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-79- Eachine EC35 RTR Flameline 1/14 RC Car with 2 Batteries [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3DQvfGB
🥇 Price: 43.68 USD / Lowest: 43.68 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGdb45ff
-80- 12kg Storage Box Metering Cylinder With Automatic Rice Tank
👌 https://bit.ly/3oSOpZb
〽️ Price: 45.99 USD / Lowest: 45.99 USD
-81- ROFUN 1720612 RC Car Body Shell for ROFUN F5 MCD XS5
👉 https://bit.ly/3ViGHma
📉 Price: 52.99 USD / Lowest: 54.99 USD
-82- Baseus Car Polishing Machine Electric Polisher
🌍 https://bit.ly/3Nmqtqo
📉 Price: 53.20 USD / Lowest: 55.08 USD
❤️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-83- BATOCA 12V Cordless Car Buffer Polishing Machine
🔗 https://bit.ly/3R4uRcV
🚨 Price: 65.99 USD / Lowest: 65.99 USD
-84- 10.1Inch 2Din Android 8.0 Car MP5 Player 1/16GB IPS
🛒 https://bit.ly/3qFpxEx
💣 Price: 67.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-85- Wltoys 284161 RTR 1/28 RC Car with 2 Batteries
📌 https://bit.ly/3MzyNDk
〽️ Price: 68.72 USD / Lowest: 68.72 USD
💎 Coupon: BG5c2484
-86- Turbo Racing C82 RTR 1/76 Mini RC Car Police
✅ https://bit.ly/3AlK42B
🥇 Price: 79.79 USD / Lowest: 79.79 USD
👌 Coupon: BG056aa3
-87- AOMEKIE AO2002 400/70mm Telescope [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/42hYSLf
💰 Price: 79.89 USD / Lowest: 79.89 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG589b2e
-88- Wall Mount Exposed Shower System with Thermostatic 8 Inch
❇️ https://bit.ly/3WXQOOS
💥 Price: 79.99 USD / Lowest: 87.99 USD
-89- GUUDGO 4CH 2.0MP 1080P Camera System
🌍 https://bit.ly/3IPHhTY
🚨 Price: 84.99 USD / Lowest: 74.99 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGf8ab06
-90- ESSLNB 28X-350X Astronomical Telescope 60mm [EU]
🛒 https://bit.ly/3Cbw6Bv
👌 Price: 98.99 USD / Lowest: 98.99 USD
❤️ Coupon: BG0214a2
-91- KROAK K-CS02 10.1 Inch 2 Din Android 10.0 Car Stereo Radio [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/42kUhYO
✌️ Price: 99.99 USD / Lowest: 99.99 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG82429b
-92- N-One NPad Air T310 4/64GB 10.1 Inch 4G Android 12 Tablet [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3oLj5LV
🚨 Price: 99.99 USD / Lowest: 92.99 USD
▪️ Coupon: BGb9d783
-93- Owon XDM1041 USB Digital Multimeter
✅ https://bit.ly/43EhOFK
✌️ Price: 101.14 USD / Lowest: 109.99 USD
📌 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-94- HBX 16889A Pro RC Car with 2 Batteries
📌 https://bit.ly/3X0SlUj
👌 Price: 108.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-95- Lenovo Thinkplus TU200 Pro USB3.2 Gen1 Type-C 512GB Flash Drive
❗️ https://bit.ly/3P3RnEM
〽️ Price: 115.99 USD / Lowest: 127.19 USD
-96- XIAOVV 4CH 3MP Security Camera System H.265+ P2P 5X Zoom [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/42ECFZo
💰 Price: 119.99 USD / Lowest: 119.99 USD
✌️ Coupon: BG933ce1
-97- ANBERNIC RG353VS 128GB Game Console
❗️ https://bit.ly/3LGYS2V
👌 Price: 127.99 USD / Lowest: 131.99 USD
-98- ANBERNIC RG353V 64GB Game Console
❇️ https://bit.ly/3JOOenW
👉 Price: 148.99 USD / Lowest: 154.99 USD
-99- HAYEAR 14MPx Full HD Digital Magnifier Microscope
❇️ https://bit.ly/3I30M9Y
👌 Price: 149.59 USD / Lowest: 149.99 USD
💵 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-100- TOOLTOP ET829 OSC DMM Waveform Generator 80MHz/50MHz
✅ https://bit.ly/3J5GEWL
〽️ Price: 149.99 USD / Lowest: 159.99 USD
-101- ANBERNIC RG353V 256GB Game Console
🛒 https://bit.ly/3WXjS9d
💰 Price: 175.99 USD / Lowest: 184.99 USD
-102- Wltoys 104002 RTR 1/10 Brushless RC Car
❇️ https://bit.ly/3boYAOk
💲 Price: 186.99 USD / Lowest: 186.99 USD
👉 Coupon: BG7d8e9b
-103- ANBERNIC RG505 OLED Android 12 Game Console 4/128GB
✌️ https://bit.ly/45Vt9T4
📉 Price: 196.99 USD / Lowest: 204.99 USD
-104- LOKMAT APPLLP 4 Pro 1.6 inch 400x400px 6/128GB 4G
🔗 https://bit.ly/42AL4LU
💲 Price: 202.99 USD / Lowest: 209.99 USD
-105- ANBERNIC RG505 4.95 inch OLED Game Console 4/128GB
✳️ https://bit.ly/3J73E7s
💥 Price: 214.99 USD / Lowest: 221.99 USD
-106- ANBERNIC RG353M 256GB Game Console
🌍 https://bit.ly/3qAlBoN
🔹 Price: 219.99 USD / Lowest: 226.99 USD
-107- OWON HDS2202 2CH Handheld Oscilloscope 200MHz
👌 https://bit.ly/3VAtRR7
💰 Price: 231.99 USD / Lowest: 234.99 USD
-108- ANBERNIC RG505 4.95 inch OLED Game Console 4/256GB
✌️ https://bit.ly/3J8ehaa
🚨 Price: 235.99 USD / Lowest: 241.99 USD
-109- NEWTRAL Ergonomic Office Chair Standard [EU]
✳️ https://bit.ly/3czF6Hn
📉 Price: 299.99 USD / Lowest: 299.99 USD
-110- PowMr 1500W MPPT Solar Inverter
✅ https://bit.ly/3qAa5tt
💲 Price: 323.99 USD / Lowest: 422.13 USD
-111- FIMI TX10A RC Remote Controller Transmitter RokLink
👌 https://bit.ly/43swsj4
💰 Price: 342.00 USD / Lowest: 345 USD
-112- NEWTRAL Pro Ergonomic Office Chair with Footrest [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3AyEZUl
⭕️ Price: 365.99 USD / Lowest: 365.99 USD
-113- Xiaomi MI Projector Mini 720p
📌 https://bit.ly/3zlNVwf
💰 Price: 479.99 USD / Lowest: 485.99 USD
-114- FLY WING UH-1 Class 470 RC Helicopter RTF with 2 Batteries
👌 https://bit.ly/43AMiZc
💲 Price: 797.00 USD / Lowest: 827 USD
-115- AVAKA R1 9Ah 36V 250W Electric Bicycle [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3MWZU9t
💲 Price: 849.99 USD / Lowest: 896.4 USD
-116- SUOTU ST-10PRO 18Ah 48V 1000Wx2 10in Electric Scooter [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/3qE37n8
✌️ Price: 939.99 USD / Lowest: 939.99 USD
-117- VREOM T12 60V 16Ah 1600W Oil Brake 12 Inch Electric Scooter [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/45nK945
💰 Price: 949.99 USD / Lowest: 999.99 USD
-118- BEZIOR M3 48V 10.4Ah 500W Electric Bicycle [EU]
🔗 https://bit.ly/43JJ9WD
📉 Price: 989.99 USD / Lowest: 989.99 USD
-119- GOGOBEST R2 48V 9.6Ah 250W Electric Bicycle [EU]
✳️ https://bit.ly/43MOkWh
🔹 Price: 1149.99 USD / Lowest: 1269.99 USD
-120- LANKELEISI ES500PRO 48V 14.5Ah 500W Electric Bicycle [EU]
📌 https://bit.ly/3X2kzy6
💰 Price: 1199.99 USD / Lowest: 1199.99 USD
-121- GPD WIN Max 2 32GB 2TB R7 6800U Notebook 10.1 Inch
✌️ https://bit.ly/3oEQyHn
💣 Price: 1219.99 USD / Lowest: 1719.99 USD
-122- BOYUEDA S4-11 43Ah 5600W 60V Oil Brake 11 Inch Electric Scooter [EU]
✅ https://bit.ly/3Cmc1bD
💲 Price: 1499.99 USD / Lowest: 1819.99 USD
-123- GOGOBEST GF750 17.5Ah 2000W Electric Bicycle [EU]
👉 https://bit.ly/45JPGSU
👉 Price: 1559.99 USD / Lowest: 1603.26 USD
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-1- Geekcreit DIY Mini Tesla Coil Module
❇️ https://bit.ly/42NwhxT
👌 Price: 2.99 USD / Lowest: 3.99 USD
-2- Geekcreit AC 100-240V to DC 12V 5A 60W Power Supply
🌍 https://bit.ly/45sftyE
✌️ Price: 4.39 USD / Lowest: 7.99 USD
-3- 10Pcs 40mm Magnetic Screwdriver Bits
✳️ https://bit.ly/3UQlxeA
👉 Price: 4.92 USD / Lowest: 5.21 USD
💎 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-4- 66W USB-A to iP/Type-C/Micro USB Cable 1.8m
✌️ https://bit.ly/3Pn1fd9
👉 Price: 5.79 USD / Lowest: 6.19 USD
-5- 280Pcs Spade Terminals Insulated Cable Connector Kit
✳️ https://bit.ly/3P600yS
🔹 Price: 6.29 USD / Lowest: 6.96 USD
🏆 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-6- 60Pcs 1/1.5/2/2.5/3/3.5mm HSS Twist Drill Bit Set
🌐 https://bit.ly/3qImHi4
🥇 Price: 6.57 USD / Lowest: 7.27 USD
🏆 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-7- Drillpro 3Pcs 1/4 Inch Hex Shank HSS Step Drill Bit Set
🌍 https://bit.ly/3XtrujI
👉 Price: 6.79 USD / Lowest: 6.99 USD
❤️ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-8- 1200Pcs 4-in-1 Glasses Repair Screwdriver Tool Screws
👌 https://bit.ly/3N7Tfdg
✌️ Price: 7.02 USD / Lowest: 7.76 USD
👉 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-9- Tuya WiFi Smart Switch Module 1 Gang
🌍 https://bit.ly/3BMgtjD
⭕️ Price: 7.19 USD / Lowest: 7.19 USD
-10- 8 Section Adjustable Fitness Hoop with Jump Rope [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3qsAZDs
💣 Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 7.99 USD
-11- Blitzwolf Canvas Bag
❇️ https://bit.ly/3P1LV5d
⭕️ Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 10.89 USD
-12- SONOFF 100-240V 50/60Hz 16A S-MATE Smart Switch Module eWeLink
👌 https://bit.ly/3RMCftG
〽️ Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 11.99 USD
-13- GUUDGO HD15 433Mhz Wireless Doorbell
✌️ https://bit.ly/3WVQGiV
👌 Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 8.99 USD
-14- 8X Telephoto Fisheye Lens bluetooth Selfie Stick Tripod Set
🌀 https://bit.ly/40AcmBx
🚨 Price: 7.99 USD / Lowest: 8.99 USD
-15- 540Pcs M3/M4/M5/M6/M8/M10 Ring Lugs Eyes Copper Crimp Terminals
👉 https://bit.ly/3oZb0TV
〽️ Price: 8.49 USD / Lowest: 9.49 USD
-16- Elough 40W 2-Port QC3.0 PD Car Charger
🌐 https://bit.ly/43OKU4K
💣 Price: 8.49 USD / Lowest: 10.49 USD
-17- Foam Cutter Pen 110V-240V 15cm
🌍 https://bit.ly/42AuxHQ
💣 Price: 8.92 USD / Lowest: 10.19 USD
🔖 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-18- Guudgo Tuya WiFi Human Body Sensor
🌐 https://bit.ly/3CoppMk
🚨 Price: 8.99 USD / Lowest: 13.99 USD
-19- Tuya 16A Smart WiFi Power Monitor
🌍 https://bit.ly/3X0ELQB
💣 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 9.99 USD
-20- KCH-205 Digital Food Thermometer
✅ https://bit.ly/43TtGDw
📉 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 13.29 USD
-21- Mipad 90SM 20 Games Handheld Mini Game Console
✌️ https://bit.ly/3oX9xxj
💲 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 10.99 USD
-22- SONOFF ZBMINI-L Zb 3.0 1Gang Smart Switch Module
👌 https://bit.ly/3oV5cdY
💰 Price: 9.99 USD / Lowest: 16.14 USD
-23- TwentySeventeen QingPai Digital Watch
🌍 https://bit.ly/3MZtDPE
🔹 Price: 10.99 USD / Lowest: 16.99 USD
-24- Four Brackets Soldering Iron Holder Arms
✌️ https://bit.ly/3N3vGlP
🚨 Price: 11.15 USD / Lowest: 11.99 USD
💵 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-25- Five Brackets Fixture Clamp Soldering Iron Holder
✅ https://bit.ly/3CkkvQq
👉 Price: 11.91 USD / Lowest: 12.55 USD
❤️ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-26- BlitzWolf BW-IS7 WiFi Smoke Detector
👉 https://bit.ly/3OW9CsA
💰 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 11.99 USD
-27- Xiaovv 1080P USB IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/431Y3ru
📉 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
-28- Xiletu XS-20 Projector Mini Tripod
👉 https://bit.ly/45rbrGN
💥 Price: 11.99 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
-29- PARON JX-1941A Terminal Connector Crimping Tool
🛒 https://bit.ly/3MJYz7r
💥 Price: 12.45 USD / Lowest: 13.19 USD
👌 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-30- Six Brackets Soldering Iron Holder Arms
✌️ https://bit.ly/3N3D3JV
🔹 Price: 12.85 USD / Lowest: 12.99 USD
⏳ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-31- LDNIO 16A Wifi Smart Plug 4000W Tuya Power Monitor
🔗 https://bit.ly/3J3ZcX6
🚨 Price: 12.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-32- Hero 7006 Fountain Pen Set 0.5mm 0.8mm [EU]
👉 https://bit.ly/43wzH9n
〽️ Price: 13.15 USD / Lowest: 15.97 USD
🎯 Coupon: BG589b2e
-33- 2Pcs 14inch Heavy Duty Gardening Welder Gloves
❗️ https://bit.ly/3z0RdER
💲 Price: 13.19 USD / Lowest: 13.66 USD
🔖 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-34- Baseus Car Ashtray LED Light Ash Tray
👉 https://bit.ly/43OY2qy
🔹 Price: 13.25 USD / Lowest: 13.72 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-35- Electric Drill to Electric Chain Saw Adapter Attachment
👌 https://bit.ly/45Uop05
✌️ Price: 13.59 USD / Lowest: 16.39 USD
🏆 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-36- 1080P PTZ Wifi Outdoor IP Camera
🌍 https://bit.ly/3ZETxfS
💥 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 13.99 USD
-37- DM 2 in 1 Type-C USB3.1 Flash Drive OTG 128GB
🌀 https://bit.ly/3WJbklL
📉 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.94 USD
-38- Microdrive MD223C USB3.0 Type-C 256GB Pendrive
✌️ https://bit.ly/3MJ7oOR
〽️ Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-39- LDNIO 16A Smart WiFi EU Plug Socket
🛒 https://bit.ly/3WXUtvS
💥 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-40- Wireless WiFi Doorbell Camera 480P
👌 https://bit.ly/3CkTigz
💲 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 15.03 USD
-41- 1UF-1000UF 6.3V-50V 400Pcs 24Value SMD Capacitors
📌 https://bit.ly/45UQ5ly
💲 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-42- Moes Round Temperature Humidity Sensor Zigbee
🛒 https://bit.ly/3J5lbNs
🚨 Price: 13.99 USD / Lowest: 14.99 USD
-43- 63pcs 80Grit Drum Sanding Kit
✅ https://bit.ly/3oZtxzy
👉 Price: 14.65 USD / Lowest: 15.17 USD
🔑 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-44- Lenovo Thinkplus TS13 Speaker
🔗 https://bit.ly/3oUIId4
💥 Price: 14.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-45- 125 Keys Pixel Game PBT Keycap Set XDA Keycaps
❇️ https://bit.ly/3N3Yome
💰 Price: 14.99 USD / Lowest: 15.99 USD
-46- 245x196x166mm Car Snow Cover Oxford Cloth [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3BSXXa2
💰 Price: 15.29 USD / Lowest: 15.83 USD
🎯 Coupon: BGCAR639
-47- Universal 12V Car Seat Pad
👌 https://bit.ly/3oQu7Q6
✌️ Price: 15.58 USD / Lowest: 16.13 USD
✂️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-48- ANENG A3009 Mini Digital Multimeter
❗️ https://bit.ly/3WYLLO0
💲 Price: 16.14 USD / Lowest: 18.99 USD
💎 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-49- Havit M3 3W BT5.0 Speaker
✳️ https://bit.ly/43JEMeg
👉 Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 21.99 USD
-50- 4 In 1 Multifunctional Adjustable Car Cup Holder Expander
🌐 https://bit.ly/3lMvaPz
🥇 Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 17.59 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-51- GOKOO D13 Smart Watch [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/3OsZGI2
✌️ Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 18.99 USD
-52- Toothbrush Holder Two Cups
🌐 https://bit.ly/42sh2dm
⭕️ Price: 16.99 USD / Lowest: 17.24 USD
-53- MGRC 6086 RTR 1/18 RC Car
❇️ https://bit.ly/45Uteq6
⭕️ Price: 19.99 USD / Lowest: 19.99 USD
-54- Bakeey Steam Deck Dock 6 in 1
❇️ https://bit.ly/3oZOKZW
💰 Price: 19.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-55- Full Car Sedan Cover [EU]
🌍 https://bit.ly/3ClUCzP
👉 Price: 20.39 USD / Lowest: 21.11 USD
📍 Coupon: BGCAR639
-56- MoesHouse BHT-3000 WiFi Smart Thermostat [EU]
❗️ https://bit.ly/3WWYxN9
👉 Price: 20.49 USD / Lowest: 20.54 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG12MAY20233
-57- SONOFF GK-200MP2-B WiFi IP Camera 1080P
❇️ https://bit.ly/3MYxTPk
⭕️ Price: 20.99 USD / Lowest: 20.99 USD
-58- HILDA Laser Rangefinder 120m
✌️ https://bit.ly/43vgWmD
🥇 Price: 20.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-59- Bike Wheel Truing Stand [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3P3OSlK
💲 Price: 22.99 USD / Lowest: 22.99 USD
-60- Fnirsi HS-01 Soldering Iron PD 65W DC 24V
👌 https://bit.ly/43yXvJw
🥇 Price: 23.71 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
👉 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-61- Hiseeu 4MP Indoor WiFi IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/3J83FZ4
📉 Price: 24.99 USD / Lowest: 31.86 USD
-62- ESCAM QF010 2x2MP Two Lens Pan/Tilt Waterproof IP Camera
✌️ https://bit.ly/42lVxen
👌 Price: 25.00 USD / Lowest: 25.38 USD
-63- Andeman EPA1205L 12V-6A/14V-6A Car Battery Charger [EU]
✅ https://bit.ly/3MxsaRH
🚨 Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 25.99 USD
-64- Curved RGB Monitor Light Bar
👉 https://bit.ly/3Nkj378
✌️ Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 26.99 USD
-65- ICSEE HD WiFi Monitoring PTZ Camera
📌 https://bit.ly/3qDU0mI
💲 Price: 25.99 USD / Lowest: 28.99 USD
-66- Excellway Plastic Welder 100W
✌️ https://bit.ly/42I5TGD
💲 Price: 27.19 USD / Lowest: 28.15 USD
▪️ Coupon: BG20236Tool
-67- Tuya WiFi Anti-theft Alarm System
🌍 https://bit.ly/3qC1iHD
🔹 Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 27.99 USD
-68- GamaKay K77 Mechanical Keyboard Type-C [EU]
🛒 https://bit.ly/3J7djej
⭕️ Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 27.99 USD
💎 Coupon: BG4e1116
-69- AUDEW 12V 150PSI Electric Air Pump
❗️ https://bit.ly/42xGNcj
🚨 Price: 27.99 USD / Lowest: 29.99 USD
-70- FINDER ABS Stainless Steel Tools Storage Box 16inch
🛒 https://bit.ly/3X1gqu5
👌 Price: 28.35 USD / Lowest: 31.35 USD
👉 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-71- Baofeng GT-5 10W Walkie Talkie
✅ https://bit.ly/3q6WQjD
💥 Price: 29.99 USD / Lowest: 35.71 USD
-72- PARON JX-MC4 Photovoltaic Connector Crimping Set
🌀 https://bit.ly/3fSEJsV
👉 Price: 30.99 USD / Lowest: 30.99 USD
-73- TECSUN GR-88P Digital Radio Receiver
🔗 https://bit.ly/3o1uqaa
📉 Price: 31.99 USD / Lowest: 31.99 USD
-74- TPU Car Tire Snow Chain Anti-skid Belt
🛒 https://bit.ly/3NmOJbV
📉 Price: 32.29 USD / Lowest: 33.43 USD
💎 Coupon: BGCAR639
-75- Andeman Automatic Car Battery Charger 10A ACID and LiFePO4 [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/3JAtbWi
💣 Price: 32.99 USD / Lowest: 32.99 USD
-76- ME160H Tuya Smart WIFI LCD Thermostat
📌 https://bit.ly/3oZUBOU
✌️ Price: 33.99 USD / Lowest: 39.99 USD
-77- Remote Control Car Alarm System Keyless Kit [EU]
📌 https://bit.ly/3ox2EPD
💣 Price: 34.84 USD / Lowest: 36.07 USD
🔑 Coupon: BGCAR639
-78- Tools Case 38x22.5x34cm Aluminium ABS Silver [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/43P63f6
👌 Price: 40.56 USD / Lowest: 44.86 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-79- Eachine EC35 RTR Flameline 1/14 RC Car with 2 Batteries [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3DQvfGB
🥇 Price: 43.68 USD / Lowest: 43.68 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGdb45ff
-80- 12kg Storage Box Metering Cylinder With Automatic Rice Tank
👌 https://bit.ly/3oSOpZb
〽️ Price: 45.99 USD / Lowest: 45.99 USD
-81- ROFUN 1720612 RC Car Body Shell for ROFUN F5 MCD XS5
👉 https://bit.ly/3ViGHma
📉 Price: 52.99 USD / Lowest: 54.99 USD
-82- Baseus Car Polishing Machine Electric Polisher
🌍 https://bit.ly/3Nmqtqo
📉 Price: 53.20 USD / Lowest: 55.08 USD
❤️ Coupon: BGCAR639
-83- BATOCA 12V Cordless Car Buffer Polishing Machine
🔗 https://bit.ly/3R4uRcV
🚨 Price: 65.99 USD / Lowest: 65.99 USD
-84- 10.1Inch 2Din Android 8.0 Car MP5 Player 1/16GB IPS
🛒 https://bit.ly/3qFpxEx
💣 Price: 67.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-85- Wltoys 284161 RTR 1/28 RC Car with 2 Batteries
📌 https://bit.ly/3MzyNDk
〽️ Price: 68.72 USD / Lowest: 68.72 USD
💎 Coupon: BG5c2484
-86- Turbo Racing C82 RTR 1/76 Mini RC Car Police
✅ https://bit.ly/3AlK42B
🥇 Price: 79.79 USD / Lowest: 79.79 USD
👌 Coupon: BG056aa3
-87- AOMEKIE AO2002 400/70mm Telescope [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/42hYSLf
💰 Price: 79.89 USD / Lowest: 79.89 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG589b2e
-88- Wall Mount Exposed Shower System with Thermostatic 8 Inch
❇️ https://bit.ly/3WXQOOS
💥 Price: 79.99 USD / Lowest: 87.99 USD
-89- GUUDGO 4CH 2.0MP 1080P Camera System
🌍 https://bit.ly/3IPHhTY
🚨 Price: 84.99 USD / Lowest: 74.99 USD
✌️ Coupon: BGf8ab06
-90- ESSLNB 28X-350X Astronomical Telescope 60mm [EU]
🛒 https://bit.ly/3Cbw6Bv
👌 Price: 98.99 USD / Lowest: 98.99 USD
❤️ Coupon: BG0214a2
-91- KROAK K-CS02 10.1 Inch 2 Din Android 10.0 Car Stereo Radio [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/42kUhYO
✌️ Price: 99.99 USD / Lowest: 99.99 USD
🔓 Coupon: BG82429b
-92- N-One NPad Air T310 4/64GB 10.1 Inch 4G Android 12 Tablet [EU]
🌐 https://bit.ly/3oLj5LV
🚨 Price: 99.99 USD / Lowest: 92.99 USD
▪️ Coupon: BGb9d783
-93- Owon XDM1041 USB Digital Multimeter
✅ https://bit.ly/43EhOFK
✌️ Price: 101.14 USD / Lowest: 109.99 USD
📌 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-94- HBX 16889A Pro RC Car with 2 Batteries
📌 https://bit.ly/3X0SlUj
👌 Price: 108.99 USD / Lowest: -1 USD
-95- Lenovo Thinkplus TU200 Pro USB3.2 Gen1 Type-C 512GB Flash Drive
❗️ https://bit.ly/3P3RnEM
〽️ Price: 115.99 USD / Lowest: 127.19 USD
-96- XIAOVV 4CH 3MP Security Camera System H.265+ P2P 5X Zoom [EU]
👌 https://bit.ly/42ECFZo
💰 Price: 119.99 USD / Lowest: 119.99 USD
✌️ Coupon: BG933ce1
-97- ANBERNIC RG353VS 128GB Game Console
❗️ https://bit.ly/3LGYS2V
👌 Price: 127.99 USD / Lowest: 131.99 USD
-98- ANBERNIC RG353V 64GB Game Console
❇️ https://bit.ly/3JOOenW
👉 Price: 148.99 USD / Lowest: 154.99 USD
-99- HAYEAR 14MPx Full HD Digital Magnifier Microscope
❇️ https://bit.ly/3I30M9Y
👌 Price: 149.59 USD / Lowest: 149.99 USD
💵 Coupon: BG20236Tool
-100- TOOLTOP ET829 OSC DMM Waveform Generator 80MHz/50MHz
✅ https://bit.ly/3J5GEWL
〽️ Price: 149.99 USD / Lowest: 159.99 USD
-101- ANBERNIC RG353V 256GB Game Console
🛒 https://bit.ly/3WXjS9d
💰 Price: 175.99 USD / Lowest: 184.99 USD
-102- Wltoys 104002 RTR 1/10 Brushless RC Car
❇️ https://bit.ly/3boYAOk
💲 Price: 186.99 USD / Lowest: 186.99 USD
👉 Coupon: BG7d8e9b
-103- ANBERNIC RG505 OLED Android 12 Game Console 4/128GB
✌️ https://bit.ly/45Vt9T4
📉 Price: 196.99 USD / Lowest: 204.99 USD
-104- LOKMAT APPLLP 4 Pro 1.6 inch 400x400px 6/128GB 4G
🔗 https://bit.ly/42AL4LU
💲 Price: 202.99 USD / Lowest: 209.99 USD
-105- ANBERNIC RG505 4.95 inch OLED Game Console 4/128GB
✳️ https://bit.ly/3J73E7s
💥 Price: 214.99 USD / Lowest: 221.99 USD
-106- ANBERNIC RG353M 256GB Game Console
🌍 https://bit.ly/3qAlBoN
🔹 Price: 219.99 USD / Lowest: 226.99 USD
-107- OWON HDS2202 2CH Handheld Oscilloscope 200MHz
👌 https://bit.ly/3VAtRR7
💰 Price: 231.99 USD / Lowest: 234.99 USD
-108- ANBERNIC RG505 4.95 inch OLED Game Console 4/256GB
✌️ https://bit.ly/3J8ehaa
🚨 Price: 235.99 USD / Lowest: 241.99 USD
-109- NEWTRAL Ergonomic Office Chair Standard [EU]
✳️ https://bit.ly/3czF6Hn
📉 Price: 299.99 USD / Lowest: 299.99 USD
-110- PowMr 1500W MPPT Solar Inverter
✅ https://bit.ly/3qAa5tt
💲 Price: 323.99 USD / Lowest: 422.13 USD
-111- FIMI TX10A RC Remote Controller Transmitter RokLink
👌 https://bit.ly/43swsj4
💰 Price: 342.00 USD / Lowest: 345 USD
-112- NEWTRAL Pro Ergonomic Office Chair with Footrest [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3AyEZUl
⭕️ Price: 365.99 USD / Lowest: 365.99 USD
-113- Xiaomi MI Projector Mini 720p
📌 https://bit.ly/3zlNVwf
💰 Price: 479.99 USD / Lowest: 485.99 USD
-114- FLY WING UH-1 Class 470 RC Helicopter RTF with 2 Batteries
👌 https://bit.ly/43AMiZc
💲 Price: 797.00 USD / Lowest: 827 USD
-115- AVAKA R1 9Ah 36V 250W Electric Bicycle [EU]
❇️ https://bit.ly/3MWZU9t
💲 Price: 849.99 USD / Lowest: 896.4 USD
-116- SUOTU ST-10PRO 18Ah 48V 1000Wx2 10in Electric Scooter [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/3qE37n8
✌️ Price: 939.99 USD / Lowest: 939.99 USD
-117- VREOM T12 60V 16Ah 1600W Oil Brake 12 Inch Electric Scooter [EU]
🌀 https://bit.ly/45nK945
💰 Price: 949.99 USD / Lowest: 999.99 USD
-118- BEZIOR M3 48V 10.4Ah 500W Electric Bicycle [EU]
🔗 https://bit.ly/43JJ9WD
📉 Price: 989.99 USD / Lowest: 989.99 USD
-119- GOGOBEST R2 48V 9.6Ah 250W Electric Bicycle [EU]
✳️ https://bit.ly/43MOkWh
🔹 Price: 1149.99 USD / Lowest: 1269.99 USD
-120- LANKELEISI ES500PRO 48V 14.5Ah 500W Electric Bicycle [EU]
📌 https://bit.ly/3X2kzy6
💰 Price: 1199.99 USD / Lowest: 1199.99 USD
-121- GPD WIN Max 2 32GB 2TB R7 6800U Notebook 10.1 Inch
✌️ https://bit.ly/3oEQyHn
💣 Price: 1219.99 USD / Lowest: 1719.99 USD
-122- BOYUEDA S4-11 43Ah 5600W 60V Oil Brake 11 Inch Electric Scooter [EU]
✅ https://bit.ly/3Cmc1bD
💲 Price: 1499.99 USD / Lowest: 1819.99 USD
-123- GOGOBEST GF750 17.5Ah 2000W Electric Bicycle [EU]
👉 https://bit.ly/45JPGSU
👉 Price: 1559.99 USD / Lowest: 1603.26 USD
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