Waching daily May 28 2017

From Dr. Daniel Snell's Workbook of Cuneiform Signs

The second wedge is tricky at 45 degrees.

Try to line up the 3rd wedge straight under the 2nd.

Finish up with 3 wedges across.

Let's do it again for practice!

You have "Mu."

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More Than Just A Century - Duration: 10:22.

Oh! Greetings!

I have found myself in such a slumberous disposition that I have, therefore,

committed myself onto discussing with you, my amiable companions,

a few latter occurrences that have managed

to be plausible enough to spark a modest inquisitiveness in my spirit

A few arbitrary nomina for this specimen of chatter have crossed

my mind in several occasions throughout a sharp period of two weeks.

So beyond shadow of doubt,

let's enter the discourse upon the latter happenings

in this utterly subjective memory of mine.

This beverage is quite remarkable!

This is one of those brief yet utterly pleasant moments

for which I value my nonessential presence in this uninterrupted universe

I feel like we are getting in unnecessary profound philosophical districts...

I suggest we ought to discuss more simple manners, shall we not?

It would be an overstatement to say that I hadn't been exposed to odd conditions

after my brief and unexpected to my persona online departure.

Hence odd occurrences are always chosen arbitrarily by my own judgement,

I shall address a phenomena that has been present

in my subconscious mind for as long as I am concerned on the matter.

In any ways I am implying that the approach I have chosen for this phenomena

will be admissible or coherent to those genuinely informed on the matter,

but I will endeavour my best rationalizations onto it.

So without any further irrelevant chatter,

I ought to introduce you to premonitory dreams.

Some weeks prior to the event I had caught a glimpse of an individual

on the pavement, a situation I'm certain many of you have dealt with.

We all see a great deal of faces on a daily basis,

therefore it is no surprise that your subconscious brain accumulates those.

Hence your brain theoretically does not have the capacity to compose faces,

it dwells upon those it has stored on

the hard-drive.

Thus a strange occurrence inflicted on my sleep a few weeks after.

Without having any slight curiosity in behalf of that individual,

my brain, for some reason

committed itself to hypothesize about hitherto mentioned individual's nationality.

I must acknowledge my utter indifference to the potential enigma

which required my attention

mainly because it was not of my business

or really anyone's to have access to that personal information.

Moreover, I do not commonly reason about these matters,

and I am inclined to think that this assumptions were brought by

some insignificant detail I had probably noticed and therefore stored in some location in my brain.

I hope I have made myself clear.

Now let's prolong the narrative.

This hypothesis astounded me for many reasons,

the earliest in order being the decision my brain had made

while I had no control over its activity.

The aftermath of this unrequired,

utterly inconvenient speculation was really unexpected to my persona.

Three nations were chosen as potential candidates for the final result.

When the sun had risen, I contemplated all possible reasons for this choice of dream,

being utterly atypical since most of the time

I fail to have coherent thoughts when my consciousness is suspended.

I can conceive of no explanation whatsoever to what had happened that night.

Next morning I had a serene conversation with an acquaintance,

and I assume you can anticipate the amazement that I had encountered.

My beloved friend was engaged in displaying a self-taken portrait

of them and a group of individuals which I had assumed were their acquaintances too,

and then the realisation had hit me.

Behind all those unknown faces, I noticed the familiarity of a particular one

and therefore I could not contain the desire to prove whether that

hypothesis that was brought up hours ago in dusk was to be remarkably truthful or not.

I asked my friend to describe the person in the back of the portrait,

and my mind just completely ceased to rationalize the information that was given to me.

That individual that we have been so ignorantly and intrusively discussing

for the past five minutes, was, to my surprise, of Swedish nationality.

Just as the subconscious part of my brain had predicted

when I had no control over its actions.

I did not even have the opportunity to choose whether I had the desire to be part of this hypothesis or not!

Look, I am aware of the potential lack of logic in this tale, which could be, beyond question,

rationalized by an odd number of occurrences well adhered together…

but alas!

what a rare quest it has been.

Now I will withdraw myself from this narrative

and consider it to be hopelessly well held by an odd number of coincidences,

and I am giving you the freedom to construct

your own opinions in behalf of this utterly rare inconvenience.

The concluding subject that has been chosen to be discussed,

might reassemble previous interlocutions we have had in this site.

Brought by some fatiguing paperwork that must be done as per instruction,

my brain-work has found itself in inevitable approaching events in relation to academic work.

The subject that I have chosen to dwell on

can be summarized by "the unneeded choice of mastering uniquely one career".

I am an unyielding believer in regards to the certainty

that one can master any academic / non-academic question

if the desire is constant.

So, after attempting to interpret my aptitudes

in an exceedingly time consuming approach,

a thoughtful yet alarming understanding was born.

An individual is up to acquiring all the abilities it longs for,

and condemning oneself to the study of only one area

is dispossessing all the potential hidden abilities one gets hold of.

In defiance of this utterly narcissistic position

that I unfortunately have conceived in order to

to comprehend society's view on career choices,

I am obliged to verbalize the evidence.

May I, with your permission,

portray myself as this credulous, incredibly ignorant moron

that neglects to acknowledge the realness of the matter,

and that would more willingly co-exist

with a primate than aim my attention to a unique academic field.

At present time, I am devoting myself

to the study of four contrastive subjects,

that if were brought together, no similarities between them would be exposed.

I do presume you grant me the opportunity to cite

Arthur Conan Doyle while you are assembling

your private opinions on this utterly subjective point of view that I have hitherto mentioned.

-time to think-

"I do not think it is a fair game to allow you

for one unnecessary moment

to waste your energies upon a profitless task."

- The Valley of Fear by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

now for some reason i decide to sign the letter

and look at the pen

i'm just saying that...try new things.

you never know if you're gonna like them or not.

and...do what you want.

i respect your opinions

because this is all very subjective, as i have said before,

have your mind opened to new opportunities,

'cause you never know.

maybe you'll like them, maybe you won't

try new things, that's what i'm trying to say.

Thus here concludes our discussion, my beloved companion!

I am awaiting for the fulfillment of many instructive tasks

with the purpose that we may cover more important subjects

on an infinite number of matters.

I long for our proximous rendezvous, pal.

Cheers!

...do you remember that i told you

that i thought that girl

was feeding rabbits? well...

Guess what happened?

I came up to her and asked her,

"do you have a business regarding rabbits?"

or any other animals because well...

I mean, I think it's rabbits but it could be anything.

and then, she just completely mumbled something

i didn't -i just - i didn't even understand her

and yeah...well...

that was really weird.

and the next day i came to her room

just because i think i forgot something idontknow

and guess what she was doing.

she was looking up

cages for bloody rabbits!

you know?

and then i asked her, "what are you doing?"

and she- she was really scared

i mean, my bad....sorry.

it's just that...she was really scared.

so i think that she really does feed rabbits

in cages.

Because...why else would she be

looking up cages....on the internet

i mean....

yeah, well....really weird.

what?

did i say something wrong?

are you okay?

...you look like you're scared or something...

has something happened?

this drink actually ressembles a drink

that was done in pubs during the victorian era

"how do i know this?" i read it.

people were quite interesting in that time, weren't they?

said quite odd things

but were interesting.

Well fair enough!

...oops, sorry!

I have to leave.

you sit there, with your shockness

i don't know why you're so impressed

but yeah.

also! hey, can i pay for this? someone?

yeah, thank you, i need to check a thing, hold on.

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How Bad Do You Want To Awaken? (Robert Adams Satsang) - Duration: 1:34:02.

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Episode 35 - The Devil's Rope (Alternate Audio) - Duration: 9:26.

Hi, I'm Mike and this is our Wyoming Life

The Devils Rope, or barbed wire, the invention that tamed the west came about in the late

1800s and as ranchers moved out on to the plains they needed to fence their land against

other farmers and ranchers, rail roads throughout the west needed to keep livestock off the

tracks and farmers needed a way to keep cattle from trampling their crops.

Joseph Glidden received his patent for what is considered modern barbed wire in 1874 and

began promoting it in Texas. Before the fences, the west was open range, cattle allowed to

roam freely, regardless of who owned the land. The invention and use of barbed wire brought

plenty of drama to the western rangeland. It made the fencing of huge expanses cheaper

than hiring cowboys to keep track of cattle. In the 1880s the government and large ranches

with government pull, began fencing public and federal lands without any regards to land

ownership or other public needs such as mail delivery or the path ranchers moved livestock

from one grazing area to the next. This led to fence cutting wars which broke out in Wyoming

in the early 1880s, until in 1883 when the court ordered a big cattle companys to stop

fencing public lands and remove fences they had built. None the less by the 1890s barbed

wire fencing was everywhere and the age of the open range was gone.

Wyoming is still an open range state; some call it a fence out state. Basically all that

means is that if you don't want my cows on your property it's your responsibility

to build and maintain a fence. Livestock still have the right of way, if an animal is hit

and killed by a vehicle the driver is liable for the price of the animal and the repair

of damage to the vehicle and if the county or the state doesn't want a ranchers cow

crossing the highway or road, then it's their responsibility to build and maintain

the fence, and in some cases the state has even built tunnels under highways for cattle

to move though. All this leads us to this week's project.

Fencing off the dump. Every rancher around here has a dump, whether it's spread over

the entire ranch or confined to one area like ours. The dump is full of old wood, old equipment,

and materials and because most ranchers and farmers never throw anything away. Therefore,

because you never know when you might need to salvage a part of an old mower it lives

here. But the dump is also a hazard to animals. Cows are curious animals and a cow or a calf

could get tangled up in old wire or cut themselves on a piece of metal.

This year we will be breeding our heifers or cows that have not yet had a calf in this

pasture, the pasture that also included the dump. Fencing off the dump will allow the

cows to be safe as well as allowing us to preserve the dump and its contents.

New fences always start with planning, thanks to tools that past generations never had we

do this quite easily, where in the past they had to measure on site we can use google earth

to plan our layout and figure out materials for the project.

Then we can go to the actual site and transfer the layout. T

he most important part and most time consuming part of a barbed wire fence is constructing

the corner and bracing posts. Barbed wire is under a lot of tension, often up to 1000

lbs. and the corner posts sole function is to resist the tension of the fence connected

to it and bracing keeps the corner posts vertical and prevents any slack in the fence.

After we finish this fence we will be moving our heifers into this pasture and a new bull

will be arriving within a few days to start breeding so we will be setting our corner

posts in concrete. This will allow them to be stronger faster. Posts are 6 to 8 inches

around and 8 foot long, using the bobcat and an auger attachment we can drill a hole in

the earth to depth of 3 feet and set the post vertically, making sure its level and straight.

We place another post, known as the brace post about 4 feet from our corner post and

add a horizontal compression brace, this one made out of 2 and ½ inch steel pipe connecting

the two posts. Then a diagonal wire connects the top of the brace post to the bottom of

the corner post. This wire prevents the post from leaning which then allows the horizontal

brace to the prevent the corner post from leaning. Keeping the whole corner square and

solid. Lines posts at then installed spacing them

16 feet apart. Our line posts at steel t posts that are 5 feet long and driven into the ground

using a t post pounder, a 40lb tool to drive them in.

This is a good time to introduce Mitch, Mitch is our hired hand for the summer, he just

graduated high school and will be leaving for army basic training in August. He has

helped out here on the ranch for about the last six months but this is his first big

project. Say Hi Mitch…. As luck would have it, I only own one t post

pounder. So Mitch will get the honor of pounding around 100 t posts that need to get put in

the ground for this project. Once all of the posts and the bracing have

been erected, the barbed wire is brought into the fold. The wire is wrapped around one corner

post, using a staple to hold the height and then reeled out along the span of the fence.

Then wrapped around the opposite corner post, pulled tight with a wire stretcher and held

in place with a few more staples. You repeat this process until you have 5 strands

of barbed wire all around the fence. Then you attach the barbed wire to the t-posts

using tpost clips, twisting them around and holding them firmly to the post. The sole

purpose of the t post is to keep the barbed wire strands spaced equally and off the ground.

As with most fences you need a gate to get in and out and we have found a couple old

steel gates, oddly enough in the dump, to make a 20 foot double swing gate to give us

access. These gates are mounted between two corner posts with lag screws.

With the addition of the gates our new fence is complete, ??? feet of total fence, 13 wooden

posts, over 100 t posts, ???? feet of barbed wire and a lot of sweat from both me and Mitch

have made a barrier to keep our new breeding heifers safe and sound during their stay in

this pasture. Now it's time to introduce them to their

new home. For the winter they have stayed in the corral, getting a bale of hay every

few days to feed on. Now they will be introduced to the lush pasture grasses and room to run,

but first we have to get them loaded into a trailer and moved.

Cows never seem to want to go anywhere you want them to go, I wish you could tell them

how much more awesome their new home will be and convince them they want to go but when

it comes down to it, you have to push and shove them, but eventually they are on a trailer.

We travel with them to their new pasture and let them free. Don't they seem happy?

In a few days the new bull will arrive and they will set to work becoming another working

part of the ranch, getting pregnant and producing calves and adding to the longevity of the

ranch and our family. In the end all the animals on the ranch are

our responsibility, with or without open range, you protect your herd from danger and sometimes

that means fencing them out of an area they would love to explore, You get a few cuts

and bruises, and even dropping a 30lb piece of steel pipe on your foot and breaking your

toe, but you also get to turn these guys loose, I'd like to think that green grass makes

a cow happy, I know it does me, broken toe and all.

Please subscribe like comment and share, so that we can keep on bringing you videos like

this one. You guys are amazing and keep us going, believe it or not. Your support has

breathed new life into what we are doing; you help us have the confidence and energy

to do new things and keep us going, so I thank you for that. Have a great week and thanks

for joining me in Our Wyoming Life.

For more infomation >> Episode 35 - The Devil's Rope (Alternate Audio) - Duration: 9:26.

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World's First Super Telescope to Decode Mysteries of Universe - Duration: 4:24.

For more infomation >> World's First Super Telescope to Decode Mysteries of Universe - Duration: 4:24.

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360 Dive Rolls & a Kid Kept Saying I Failed - Parkour Vlog - DragoNate Daily Vlog - 2017-05-27 - Duration: 4:16.

hey guys how are you doing so today is

Saturday I hope you guys had a great

Saturday you will of course be seeing

the clips of my training from today but

I just want to kind of explain for real

this time no joke what I actually

focused on today so what I focused on

today was 360 dive rolls so I think it's

pretty easy to understand what exactly

that means but I'll just kind of give a

quick explanation of it right so a dive

roll is where you dive you land hands

first guide your body from your hands

down your arm to your shoulder and you

roll right it's a shoulder roll not over

your head not a somersault

but with your head tucked outside and go

over the shoulder shoulder to hip now

the 360 type roll is you do a dive roll

that you spin 360 degrees as you dive

and then you land hands first and guide

yourself blah blah blah roll right so

today this is what I focused on I was

trying to learn this we started working

on these in class on Thursday night and

it's something I want to get because

it's actually really cool and it feels

really good once you do kind of get it

right so this is what I focused on for

today now there were a few times today

that I actually got it pretty well and

it felt good like I could feel it was

getting there but for the most part it

wasn't really the greatest and I'm still

trying to figure it out and figure out

how it works for myself right so

unfortunately today I wasn't really able

to get it working right or do it you

know like train the way I wanted to kind

of thing and there is one small little

thing that just kind of like threw me

off and ruined my entire mood so there

were these two kids there me and my

friend and I were trying to practice this

right and then these two kids were

wanting to use the same thing so you

know all four of us were sharing totally

fine no problem right so my friend goes

and he does his thing and then I go and

I do I do mine and it's a fail right I

fail all the time and I do not have a

problem with failing you have to fall

and you have to fail it before like to

figure things out before you can

actually succeed now usually when I fail

something I just laugh it off because

it's funny it's funny to me it makes me

laugh and it does not bother me

whatsoever it used to when I was first

starting but now I couldn't care less

but one of those kids kept saying every

time I failed he kept saying you failed

you failed stop hitting the blue mat you

failed and all of this right like it just

kept going on and on and on and it got

annoying and it was literally ruining my

self-esteem and ruining my mood for the

entire thing so finally the one time he

said it I'm just like kay you need to stop

saying whatever about me failing okay

because when you keep telling someone

that they're failing it doesn't make

them easy for them it doesn't make it

easy for them to continue doing it and

to feel good about it I could just it

really upset me so that's a little

unfortunate thing from today but I mean

I still I still had a lot of fun today

felt a bit off because of that and

probably because of other things I don't

know so before I continue talking and

rambling on and on here are the parkour

clips and I hope you guys have a

great wonderful Sunday enjoy your day

enjoy these clips and I'll see you again

very soon Godbless

this

okay oh really well

okay