If you place your trust in the Father,Do not forget the ways of the LORD!For He will bless you dearly;Lean on Him, not yourself.Trust in Him, not your own heart;Acknowledge Him, and He will direct you.Yes, the LORD will show you the way.Happy is he who follows the LORD God.Find His truths in his heart.Bless me, Lord, to be a blessing.Abide with me, so I may not be a hindrance to others.Lord, You…
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Marc Marquez fought a hard battle with Pedro Acosta for the Sprint Race win at the season-opening race of the motog gp season at the Thai Grand Prix. Acosta eventually won after the intervention of race direction, which judged Marquez’s block pass as slightly too aggressive.
Marc Marquez said that after the controversy he will now think twice before attempting a similar overtake again, as the standards appear to have changed.
As Marquez explained.
“Once again, it’s about drawing the line and applying the same limit to all actions. I am aware that it was a very borderline action. I didn’t seek contact, I just drove into it. That’s the new limit, and as I’ve already said, we drivers have to adapt. Let’s take a look at what happened in Moto 3. There used to be a lot of penalties, now there are fewer. Maybe we’ll think twice now before overtaking – simply to avoid a penalty.”
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NEW YORK — Subsequent to an exhaustive, twelve-hour negotiation session,…
The first couple times I watched these titles, I had the sound on and was distracted by Bernard Herrmann’s masterful score which complements the action so incredibly well. Then I watched without the sound and was struck by the fact that it was impossible to view any of the action in this intro without thinking about the ideas of shape and direction. North and Northwest are of course, both directions, and the titles themselves are animated and moving onto and off the background, which was at the time a new and cutting edge technique. Bass initially uses a green background with a series of blue lines running vertically and diagonally across the screen, creating a grid that fills the screen, suggesting both direction and movement. I thought it ironic that while the vertical gridlines run north/south, the diagonal lines run northeast/southwest, neither of which is northwest. In fact, Bass’s choices of diagonal directions are mirror images of northwest/southeast which might make more sense in keeping with the theme of the title, but my guess is that it might have proved making the titles themselves harder to read, which is why he chose lines running northeast/southwest. Regardless of Bass’s artistic license, his work is extremely effective, creating anticipation and tension in the viewer, which combined with Herrmann’s score, makes the viewer anxious to experience the film. Bass’s use of shape and movement are as brilliant as Herrmann’s music, pulling the viewer into Hitchcock’s bustling vision of the New York rat race as his grid transforms into the side of a glass and steel midtown skyscraper, then into crowd scenes with people competing for cabs, hustling into the subway, and in the case of Hitchcock himself in one of his trademark cameos, having that quintessential New York commuter’s moment of having the bus (or subway) doors close in one’s face.
“L’uomo libero è come una nuvola bianca. Una nuvola bianca è un mistero; si lascia trasportare dal vento, non resiste, non lotta, e si libra al di sopra di ogni cosa. Tutte le dimensioni e tutte le direzioni le appartengono…”
Osho
“The free man is like a white cloud. A white cloud is a mystery; it drifts with the wind, it doesn’t resist, it doesn’t struggle, and it hovers above everything. All…
I’m really noticing part of me shutting down in those moments
It’s awesome
It’s like my brain wants to go into a default with known automatic functions, but this stuff is still all new to me so those function haven’t been fully developed yet so there’s a lot of failure happening
It’s all fucking cool to watch and see happen. It’s just awesome.
It’s awesome to see the growth happen
It’s literally positive change, just happening in front of my eyes
I mean, not just in my eyes, but in everything I feel 
But I can’t get too caught up in this awe and gratitude. I know I gotta keep moving or at least keep my stance or else I’ll collapse. So now I have to figure out what I can do to help myself so those developing functions can develop as best as they can. 
Let that awe and gratitude and love be the reason for your bravery. Don’t pick stupid reasons to be brave. Don’t pick a reason like trying to redeem yourself or some bullshit like that. Don’t let anyone define why you do the things you do.
“Agli altri esseri comuni spesso si richiede tolleranza. Per gli esseri integrali non esiste una cosa come la tolleranza, perché non esiste nessuna cosa come le altre. Essi hanno rinunciato a tutte le idee di individualità e ampliato la loro buona volontà senza pregiudizi in qualunque direzione. Non odiando, non resistendo, non contestando. Amare, odiare, avere aspettative: tutti questi sono…
These musicians were my guiding lights. I rarely looked to my peers or contemporaries. Now that I am older, many of these people - my father figures, my mother figures - are no longer with us so I tend to look to the assembled dead, those who have withstood the test of time, for direction. I regard the accumulated wisdom of the ages with no small amount of reverence. The answer is invariably there.
everything overlaps and accumulates: so please put in the honest effort and deliberate practice so we can pass
There’s something about me and having affinity for good products that were discontinued for unfortunate reasons
Same goes for salvaged and rebuilt/recycled/up cycled goods things
It’s like, my money goes where it’s supposed to go
“That’s gonna be a bad time for you. We don’t do that. We don’t have bad time.”
LOVE IT
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Your culture is motivated by jealousy and fear of loneliness
We don’t follow your culture
