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Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.
Albert Einstein
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In the medical bay at Stark Industries, Ron Kong has been deemed to be recovered enough from his injuries to withstand questioning. Chuckles has arrived. His assignment is simple: uncover the mystery that is Ron Kong
Chuckles: Mr. Kong, my name is Chuckles. You seem to be quite the mystery to us and I’ve heard that you haven’t been very forthcoming with information. I’m hoping that you take this opportunity to change that or else I’m not going to be able to help you… So, let’s start with what we do know… Our sources have verified that you arrived to live with the Tucaro’s not long before they were cerebro-shelled. What? Six weeks or so?
Ron Kong remains silent so Chuckles continues
Chuckles: Ok… We also know that you were shelled as well. That couldn’t have been pleasant... And we also know that you both alternately aided and distracted one of our recon teams in South America… the one that ended up having to shoot you for assaulting them… Wasn’t smart, was it?
Again, Ron Kong is silent and remains stoically staring straight ahead
Doc: I told you Chuckles… He’s been giving me and my staff nothing.
Chuckles: There’s no way out of this Mr. Kong, not unless you help me the way we helped the Tucaros. Your people are free now. You did claim that you were king of the Tucaro’s, right?
Much to Doc’s surprise, Ron Kong speaks in a low growl, but he does not meet Chuckle’s gaze
Ron Kong: The Tucaro’s are not free…
Chuckles: Why would you say that? The CORPS liberated them from Cobra; that’s why your cerebro-shell ejected itself. They’re free now and if you cooperate with me we can…
Ron Kong: No… they are not free. They will be destroyed…
Chuckles: What makes you say that?
Ron Kong: The shadow will track them… The shadow will see them all die. There is nowhere they can hide. They were safer before you ‘freed’ them…
Chuckles: How do you know this? Who or what is this ‘shadow’?
Ron Kong: Speak to the one you call ‘Recondo’. Ask him to contact his wife. He will not be able to… and that will tell you the words I speak are true. I will say no more until then…
In a math-talk community, teachers can support students by asking questions that encourage students to figure out mistakes independently.
Questioning.
CONTINGENCY OPERATING SITE WARRIOR, Iraq – Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 5th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Advise and Assist Task Force, 1st Infantry Division, conduct an interview with an Iraqi citizen during a patrol of Kirkuk, Iraq, Aug. 26, 2011. The artillery Soldiers spend 12 hours patrolling the areas outside of Contingency Operating Site Warrior, Iraq, to deter improvised rocket assisted munitions attacks.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Crystal Hudson, 29th MPAD, USD-N PAO)
In 1992 the Reverend Al Sharpton attended a demonstration to release the Cardiff 3.
Yusef Abdelahi, Tony Paris and Steven Miller were convicted of the murder of Lynette White in 1988 and subsequently jailed.
In 1992 the court of appeal heard tapes of Miller's interviews during which he confessed after 13 hours of questioning; the judges said they were 'horrified': "The officers ... were not questioning him so much as shouting at him what they wanted to say. Short of physical violence, it is hard to conceive of a more hostile and intimidating approach by officers to a suspect."
Subsequently police officers who had conducted the investigation which led to the wrongful conviction of the Cardiff Three were themselves arrested. The case continues...
Mister Brad Swaile!
Brad Swaile is the super cool and awesome english VA of Light Yagami, Maxwell from Hamtaro, and Quatre from Gundam Wing (among others).
The following pictures all stem from the wondrous and incredibly fun ANIME PUNCH 2011! Such a great con!!! It really was a total blast! :D
After the subject is humbled by her mind-blowing realization she becomes bored with her life and wonders if this is what she really wants in life.
For February's Friday Late, visitors were invited to consider the effects of seeing and being seen, of watching and being watched. Visitors found out how optical illusions can make our eyes deceive us and learned how to escape the ever-watchful surveillance camera. A programme of films challenged the lens through which we see the world and tours charted miniature paintings attempting to capture the window of the soul. Games were played questioning the digital gaze and a new dance commission asked: can there be an ‘I’ without the eye of a beholder?
Photo © Hydar Dewachi
today... was a hell of a flipping day. after last night, and after that stranger left that comment, i was... confused, to say the least. i don't know who it was, and i am not angry, but whoever wrote the comment yesterday knew exactly how to cut right down to my soul.
i started questioning my decision. i started reweighing the options. i considered kcatherine, my friends, what life would be like here, how long it would take to pay off my loans. i considered leaving all that, how i could make home good, what i could do if i payed those loans off. caroline and i literally spent all day talking, thank god for her. i weighed every option i could think of. she said some things that were dead on, and things people haven't so much said to me before. about how i'm obviously afraid of commitment; about how this idea that i can make myself on my own, without relying on other people to make me happy, is twisted. it kind of is, and i'm not sure how i got this way. we even got down to the core idea that, deep, deep down, i dislike the rules of society here, and i've got this intense desire to go off on my own to be surrounded my nature. and the reason that comment yesterday was so perfectly placed, and so perfectly sharp, was because i want so badly not to be alone, but to do that with someone, and share it, and i just think... i can't. i have to choose between living life the way i want to, and living life with other people in it. i have always been this intensely conflicted person for that reason, if nothing else. i wasn't sure where i stood.
and then i talked to monica. monica said a lot of very true, painful things. i hurt monica. and, not to lump her in with everyone else, but she reminded me of a handful of people i've hurt. and i'm still hurting people. kcatherine. caroline. pacho, teri. i felt tonight like the only thing i was good at was hurting people. and running away.
i called heather. i also called nick & missy, but heather called me back first. i had to fill her in on all that's happened since i got to california – my apartment search & the lack of an immediate emotional fix, the car accident, kcatherine, monica, my other friends & caroline... and she helped me. she reminded me that at every point, whether i ended up hurting someone or not, i did my best. i've honestly been doing my best, this entire past year, and right now. i feel so horrible hurting these people that i care so much about, but i didn't do anything wrong, and i'm being honest and trying the best i can to figure myself out, and figure out what's best for me.
she said that i should weigh all my options, and i have. she asked why i wanted california so badly, and i knew it was because of the people here that i care about. she said, in that case, that if i can find a way to stay in california that's comparable to the benefits i'd get from living at home, i should stay in california. my one comparable option is living in caroline's studio, and letting her pay the full rent, and... i think she understands why, but i just can't do that.
and so monica and i talked. she's hurt and angry at me, but we'll be friends again. i sorted through all my feelings for friends and love, and realized that love & friends is the reason to stay – and i can't stay just for that. i can't live a life for them, no matter how much i love them.
so in the end, at the end of this incredibly long and emotional day, i feel fragile, exhausted from crying, and hurt. but i think i've thought through this as much as i can right now, and i think going home is the right decision. i think everyone knows that i don't mean to hurt them, and i think everyone will understand that i'm just trying to do what's best for me. it's just really... hard.
Some people were really cool, curious, appreciative, like this kid unknowingly questioning the Sutton.
Let's talk for a moment about the Sutton. What a smart, talented, intelligent guy. The delicacy and care with which goes about contructing these giant installations (with his clever friends) shows in the way he talks about them and in the way he is injured when they are vandalized or disrespected. Quality guy. I like to hear him talk. Like him. Though I wish I knew him better, I do think it's safe now to deem him Worthy of Friendship with a guy like my man Ben B (who, most impressively, managed to emerge from our high school and sheltered town and a religious upbringing like mine there with his integrity, questioning mind, and sense of humor intact.)
Respect.
First there is an article that's questioning the trend making capabilities of the influencers - it's Duncan Watts taking shots at Gladwell.
www.fastcompany.com/magazine/122/is-the-tipping-point-toa...
Another one is on state-of-the-art new technologies in film-making featuring the production company - Motion Theory- behind some of the most remarkable work around, including Hewlett-Packard's "Hands" spots and the music video for Beck's innovative "Girl" video.
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I'm questioning myself, I'm questioning people. Why this is happening to me. I'm wondering how I can change it. It's difficult and I can't help somethings. I'm not in control anymore, my mind isn't letting me.
Unfortunately, I need help from others.
Fortunately, I have my boyfriend and friends. Family.
Unfortunately, that's not enough.
Fortunately, I found someone.
I wonder how he's going to help, what he's going to do and what he's going to give me. I'm scared and nervous but I promised to go and I need the creature inside me to leave, now. It's stabbing me in the heart deeper and deeper each day, messing with my emotions.
The thoughts I have most of the time, so very tempting.
But no, I can't.
Appears Paw Paw was casting a questioning eye -- suspicious even -- in my direction. Might well have been thinking, "Mark my words, that guy ain't up to no good!" Or something like that, maybe even with a little salty language thrown in. Can't blame him. I was driving past the courthouse when I spotted his cart and customer, and happened to have my camera handy. I pointed it out the passenger window while passing by slowly. Pretty darn sneaky behavior, I'll admit. But all innocuous, of course. I just wanted to document that we have a broad range of dining / eating options available for the benefit of lawyers, folks on jury duty, courthouse worker bees, etc. Paw Paw's dawgs probably being on the low end, while on the upper end there are places like Commerce Kitchen and Cotton Row. Not bad -- something for everybody.
How to start Intermittent Fasting for beginners? Which Intermittent Fasting is the most effective for weight loss? What is 16:8, 5:2 and OMAD? If these questions have ever crossed your mind, then you are at the right place!
As a beginner, these various types of IF may baffle you and leave you questioning as to where and how to begin your IF journey.
In episode 2 of this IF series, we cover the various types of fasts: namely, 16:8, 5:2, OMAD and Alternate Day fasting.
We even share tips and tricks for beginners here!
Timecodes :
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1:45 - 16:8
3:53 - Autophagy
4:34 - OMAD
5:26 - Will IF make you lose muscle mass?
6:13 - Alternate day fasting
7:17 - 5:2
7:55 - How to start Intermittent Fasting for beginners?
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Shot by: Harkat Studios
These two photographers were less than impressed, I saw them after the officer checked their ID, the one in the brown sweater was ranting on the phone about the experience. From my vantage point, they were not harrassed or told to stop, just asked for ID.
Thursday, September 22 and Friday, September 23, 2016
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
5th Ave at 89th Street
New York City
Exploring the autonomous rise of contemporary art in the Global South, this two-day symposium traced aesthetic and contextual change to identify an elastic discourse around global visual culture. Questioning geographically prescribed definitions of art, collecting, and exhibition making through lectures, short talks, and moderated discussions, the program aimed to spark critical praxis through the cross-circulation of cultural ideas. This international gathering of intellectual activists focused on cultural, ethnographic, geographic, and personal processes of becoming.
Photos: Chad Heird
Presented in conjunction with "But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa," on view through October 5, 2016.
This photo is of the main registry room or examination hall on Ellis Island. After the medical inspection immigrants were sent here to await legal questioning. The legal questioning was intended to establish social, moral, and economic fitness. The inspectors asked the immigrants questions about their names, ages, destinations, employment opportunities, and were made to show some money to prove they were not broke. As more and more laws were passed regarding who was and was not allowed to stay in the United States, the questions asked by inspectors became more complex. "Are you an anarchist?" was a common question. Others who were not welcome were the illiterate, diseased, anyone convicted of a crime concerning morals, and anyone who might have the potential to become financially dependent on the governement. The literacy test would weed out the illiterate immigrants, and the inspector would be responsible for deciding how much money was enough to show that they were not going to be dependent on the governement. The prior medical examinations would have already spotted the ones with diseases, so most of the immigrants that made it to the inspector's desk passed all the way onto American soil.
Novotny, Ann. Strangers at the Door. Riverside, Connecticut:
The Chatham Press, Inc., 1974.
For more information regarding Ellis Island see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellis_island
This is a necklace created with some found victorian objects,
the cut steel shoe buckle, the locket, a railroad tag, and so on.
go to my blog for pricing info
amazing, altruistic, bombastic, brave, curious, calculating, conniving, creative, celebration, determined, energetic,enthusiastic, expressive, endearing, fashion conscious, fun-loving, futuristic, gesticulating, hardworking, happy, honest, harrowing, Innocent, innovative, inventive, inquisitive, jovial, Karishmatic, laughing, linguists, musical, nature lovers, naughty, nimble-footed, omnipresent, outgoing, quiet, quick, questioning, risk taking, social, spirited, spontaneous, tireless, tantrum, ubiquitous, vibrant, vulnerable, vivacious, wonderment, ......
They make the world a wonderful and worthwhile place to live in. We are responsible to leave a better place for the generations to come...
Explosition... Questioning the existence..Smalti, Ammonite fossil, natural stones, kyanite stone.. 52/42 cm ..
Everything starts with a question.. How the earth come into existence, how the humananity started, questioning the sience, psicology, religions which bring the question of GOD, why there is love and hate, etc..
Who are we, why we are .... you name it, questioning the feelings, why this or that happened to us ( good and bad things, like happiness and sorrows), all happens within the beauty of nature ..
So wanted to point out to the explosion of WHAT and WHY with in us by the help of colours and flow of the mosaic.. Used some fossils and natural stones to specify the WHAT and WHY in our natural life ..
Jeanne is our beloved one who has been a gift from the God. She brings us all kinds of joys and surprises that lightening our every day life... now and onwards.
PS - This shot is from my archive dated December of 2012.
Have been questioning my resolve to carry on with this project lately. But then, you find inspiration in the most mundane of subjects, at the oddest hours of the day.
Running out the door this morning, throwing my lunch together in the kitchen, these soap/lotion bottles by the sink caught my eye, and suddenly, I just had to take a photo. This is the result.
Besides, I've been dying find an excuse to use one of Boccacino's beautiful ecrit textures. Merci beaucoup! :)