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stack 360 If you put this advice into practice and launch a muscle-building program of your own, pretty soon you will go from questioning your appearance to admiring your results. You will swell with pride in the big changes you can make to your body in a relatively short period of time. What better time than now to implement positive changes to your life? Information To Make Muscle Development Easier And More Productive Many people are reluctant to put in the time and effort needed to be in great shape. If you are reading this article, you have already shown your dedication to getting in shape and building muscle. Keep reading to figure out how to build muscle quickly. Neither speed NOR weight is more important than technique! It doesn't matter which exercise you perform, slowing down your reps to ensure that your technique is perfect will help you to get better results in a shorter amount of time. Take time to be certain you are doing the exercise correctly. Adapt your diet in function of how much you exercise. You need to eat the amount necessary to pack on one more pound each week. Try finding ways to boost your calories, and if after a couple weeks, there isn't a change to your weight, try consuming more calories. Work the right muscles to create an illusion of bigger bulk. You can achieve this by focusing your strength training on your shoulders, upper back and upper chest. When you do this, your waist will appear narrower while giving the appearance of being larger than you actually are. Building muscle does not always have to mean having a hard six pack or huge biceps. All different kinds of muscle-building programs exist. You have to determine which type you want to do prior to beginning one. If your goal is to build bigger muscles, you should consider adding a dietary supplement in addition to your workout plan.
La captation acoustique des Burning Peacocks est en ligne. A regarder et à partager sans modération. Un grand merci à toute l'équipe !
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Inculcate Spirit of Questioning, Passive to Active Learning - “He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.” – Chinese Proverb
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Somehow I really wasn't creative today so I just tried to make a questioning face. I was also too lazy to think about my position and the direction of my face so I had to cut off the right third that looked a bit misplaced.
Sad Love Quotes :
QUOTATION – Image :
Quotes Of the day – Life Quote
you left me alone with my bad thoughts and came back questioning my tears
Sharing is Caring
- #Love
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People are always questioning Guan Liang’s paintings: they look just like children’s work, why are they so valuable? Even some great writers applauded Guan Liang’s paintings, and some famous painters exchanged their works with him. The answer comes from the question itself. Guan Liang’s painting is valuable because it’s just like children’s work, with the innocent heart of an art addict.
ink and inkwash on paper
Ira Glass:
"They start talking about this guy named Irving, one of those guys who knows everybody in the plant, has nicknames for everybody."
I loved this short story that I heard on the radio program: This American Life from July 2003. The title of the episode is
"Call in Colonel Mustard For Questioning." It reminds me of a character I have created, except this guy is the real thing, so I felt I had to draw this story. I once thought sending it to TAL as a completed pamphlet but alas it has sat in my file drawer so here it is. Text is transcripts from TAL's website.
#actiondatepainting
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#actiondatepaintings by Thierry Geoffroy, questioning the painting and its potential to generate a transformation
A text by Tijana Mišković published 28/08/2016
The painting is a date for a rendez vous for future actions painted on a canvas. Like art a retardement, the effect of the artworks is being programmed to take place in the future. The usage of # moves the life of this artwork from the museum room to the internet where the rendez vous date can become a chain on-line communication circulated globally with a #.
De toile en toile (from canvas to the internet) is not only a word play for Thierry Geoffroy/ COLONEL, it is also a continuation of a reflection on what is the painting and its potential as a metaphor for contemporary art.
Already in his earlier works such as Too Late and Retard, the canvas has been used to question the ability of contemporary art to be in time.
For the, #actiondatepaintings, the artist chooses a less defeatist approach to the potential of art to gather people around a projected goal. The canvas, in this case, becomes a tool for communicating a prospect and anticipating hope that can get people together, very similar to the way banners are used in protest movements. Can a # on canvas gather people in a collective action?
The question continues to swirl - The idea of perspective, the image, the before the after, the present and the space it occupies. Where am I now?
Sad to see the Columbia University President Minouche Shafik completely caved/capitulated. ☹️ Did she lie under oath? Here are two Democracy Now videos on the Congressional hearing and student protest on campus!
A TikTok video of Rep Ilhan Omar questioning Columbia University President during a Congressional hearing on the student protest and suspension of six Palestinian students:
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Columbia faculty members walk out after pro-Palestinian protesters arrested
Hundreds of members of teaching staff demonstrate in solidarity with arrested students as protest tents put back up on campus
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Columbia kicks the hornet’s nest with student protests over Israel-Hamas war
... a significant portion of the protesting students are Jewish, and protest groups have fought back against characterizations of their demonstrations as antisemitic. There have been no reports of violence from the protests.
The Israeli government also commented on the protest, calling the students “terrorists” in a post on the social media platform X.
The Biden administration has generally joined these (alleged antisemitic) criticisms, (President Joe Biden on Monday condemned the protests on college campuses and decried "those who don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians.")
Six months since the onset of the Israel-Hamas war, a majority of Democrats said they believe the U.S. should limit military aid to Israel, according to polls, citing concerns over mass civilian casualties in Gaza and accusations of war crimes.
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Isra Hirsi On the Resilience of Columbia University’s Pro-Palestinian Protests
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Professor who Columbia president said was ‘spoken to’ for calling Hamas invasion ‘astounding’ says he wasn’t disciplined
Thursday, April 18, 2024
(New York, CNN) Columbia University President Minouche Shafik’s Wednesday testimony before a House committee on how the school responded to a professor’s controversial piece labeling Hamas’ October 7 attack a “resistance offensive” is at odds with the account the professor shared with CNN.
Multiple lawmakers at Wednesday’s hearing on antisemitism at Columbia took particular issue with the professor, Joseph Massad’s, use of the word “awesome” in the piece describing scenes from the day of the attack, though not the attack itself.
In the piece, Massad also said, “The sight of the Palestinian resistance fighters storming Israeli checkpoints separating Gaza from Israel was astounding.”
Shafik told members of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce that she condemned the statements he made in the piece and was “appalled” by them. A university spokesperson confirmed that Massad was under investigation for allegedly making discriminatory remarks, as Shafik noted in her Wednesday testimony. Massad told CNN the investigation was “news” to him and he was not aware of it prior to Wednesday.
When asked at the hearing if Massad, a tenured professor, faced any disciplinary action, Shafik responded he had been “spoken to” by the head of his department of Middle Eastern, South Asian and African Studies and his dean.
Shafik said she did not participate in those discussions but that Massad was told the language he used in his piece “was unacceptable.”
Massad told CNN no one said anything to him along those lines and he had not been reprimanded in any way.
“I was shown solidarity by my chair and deans based on the death threats that I received and the campaign targeting me,” he said in an email to CNN.
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Google fires 28 workers for protesting $1.2 billion Israel contract
Workers staged sit-in protests this week at the company’s offices in Seattle, New York and Sunnyvale, California over Project Nimbus, a joint contract to provide the Israeli government and military with cloud and artificial intelligence services.
Google has fired more than two dozen employees for protesting the company's $1.2 billion contract to provide the Israeli government and military with cloud and artificial intelligence services.
The 28 firings come after nine employees were arrested Tuesday night following a sit-in at the company’s offices in Seattle, New York and Sunnyvale, California — including one at Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian’s office, according to the group that organized the demonstration, No Tech for Apartheid.
Protestors sat in his office for more than nine hours, wearing shirts and raising banners that read “No more genocide for profit,” until their eventual arrest.
It is the latest high-profile clash in the United States stoked by tensions over the Israel-Hamas war.
The protests were led by No Tech for Apartheid, a group of tech workers who have been demanding Amazon and Google drop their Project Nimbus, which is a joint $1.2 billion contract providing the Israeli government and military with cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence services and data centers.
No Tech for Apartheid said Google had fired the employees “indiscriminately” and the workers had engaged in a “peaceful sit-in and refusing to leave did not damage property or threaten other workers.”
“This excuse to avoid confronting us and our concerns directly, and attempt to justify its illegal, retaliatory firings, is a lie,” it said in a statement late Wednesday, accusing the company of valuing its contract with the Israeli government more than its employees.
The project has become a “major health & safety workplace conditions issue,” with many employees quitting after citing “mental health consequences of working at a company that is using their labor to enable a genocide,” the group said in a statement posted on Medium on Wednesday.
“On a personal level, I am opposed to Google taking any military contracts — no matter which government they’re with or what exactly the contract is about,” Cheyne Anderson, a Google Cloud software engineer based in Washington, told CNBC on Wednesday.
Anderson was one of the nine workers arrested across the country on Tuesday, with some of those arrests streamed live on Twitch.
Four people were arrested for “trespassing” inside Google’s New York Office, a spokesperson for the New York Police told NBC News on Wednesday. Almost 50 protesters had taken part in the demonstration, the spokesperson said.
Intense questioning for Interior Department panel during Friday's Keynote discussion. (c) Dale Willman Photography