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2017.08.07 10:55 Sessamy God’s PERFECT word to the English speaking people. The King James Bible.

First and foremost, is our belief in the perfect authority and innerancy of the KING JAMES VERSION. We do not teach that it is an “accurate translation” or that it “contains the words (or message) of God”, but that the text of the KING JAMES VERSION itself, are the actual written words of God to the English speaking people.

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2021.01.05 15:17 Sessamy God’s PERFECT word to the English speaking people. The King James Bible.

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2023.05.30 14:00 dreftzg [Daily News] Seiko Expands King Seiko Collection With Two Non Limited Watches, Bremont’s New Watch Pays Homage To The Most Insane Race Ever And New Depancel Has A New Old Stock Movement From The 60s

It's Tuesday and King Seiko is back for good. It's just not the King Seiko everybody really wanted.

What's new

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Seiko Expands King Seiko Collection With Two Non Limited Watches Inspired By The Legendary KSK
The rivalry between King Seiko and Grand Seiko has been strong for years. And for years they battled it out, but Grand won and the King was kind of forgotten. Until fans started asking for it to come back, and Seiko decided to oblige their wishes in 2020 when they started releasing limited numbers of King Seiko recreations. Theses seemed to have been hits for the company, as Seiko now expands the KSK-inspired collection with two slimmer, high-end and non-limited models, the SJE089 and SJE091.
In the 60s, King Seiko watches were deeply respected and they entered numerous chronometry tests, with good results. The most notable of all watches produced by KS was the reference 44-9990, with its hand-wound calibre 44A. Also known as the KSK (KS meaning King Seiko and the K at the end being the acronym for Kisei-Tsuki, stop-seconds in Japanese), it will serve as an inspiration for the comeback of the name.
After a number of limited models, Seiko is now ready to introduce two non-limited models, even though you’ll need a trained eye and a close encounter to differentiate them from a more accessible version from the SPBxxx range. Visually, they are indeed closer to the SPBxxx models and don’t try too hard to recreate the original KSK models, and at the same time, they share their specifications, movement and refinement with the two limited editions previously released.
For the two new models, Seiko has reworked the case to look more like the original 1965 watch and have increased the size a bit from the limited editions - up to 38.6mm from 38.1mm, while slimming it down from 11.4mm to 10.7mm. The finishing on the case is a combination of mirror polished surfaces and hairlines on top areas. The back, screwed and in solid steel, is decorated with the King Seiko emblem, but gone is the nice golden medallion of the two limited editions. Water-resistance is still rated at 50m. You can get the watches with a seven link steel bracelet.
The watch comes with two dial options, a silver and a black. The hands and markers have strong polished bevels on the sides and the dials have been reworked with a more understated and delicate sunray finishing technique that’s closer to the original watch. A small difference can be seen between the two dials; the silver edition has entirely polished hands and markers, while the black edition features a fine hairline finish on top of the hands and markers to heighten the level of contrast with the dial’s dark surface.
Inside is the calibre 6L35, a slimline in-house movement often reserved for the brand’s Presage limited edition. This calibre 6L35 was presented in 2018 as a thinner alternative (3.7mm in height), but also a movement with finer regulation than the other calibre of the brand. Beating at 4Hz with 45 hours of power reserve, it is given for -10/+15 seconds/day.
Launched as part of the permanent collection, the King Seiko SJE089 will be available in July 2023. They will be priced at EUR 3,400.
And these last two sentences are the main issue with the King Seiko. Historically, King Seiko stood for absolute accuracy. To put a -10/+15 seconds/day movement inside, at a price that almost reaches Tudor or a very slightly used (or maybe an even brand new) Grand Seiko, is not a good look and is, honestly, quite disappointing. Especially with their effort to position it as a more high end offering. The calibre 6L35 is not bad. It could just be a bit fine tuned and they would have a great watch.
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Bremont’s New Limited Edition Watch Pays Homage To The Most Insane Race To Ever Exist
Before you continue reading this, go to YouTube and type in the Isle of Man TT. Say that you don’t feel going over to YT, just imagine this - you’re strapped to a motorcycle, practically lying down on the road, speeding through a village on the Isle of Man with your helmet inches from a cottage stone wall. That’s the Isle of Man TT, the fastest and most impressive race in the world. There practically hasn’t been a race in which someone doesn’t die - more than 250 riders have died since 1911, six just last year.
The Official Timing Partner of this insane even is Bremont, who just introduced a new watch dedicated to the race. And it’s not just a new colorway on an already existing watch, Bremont actually created a dedicated watch, which makes sense since they are one of the few large mainstream watchmakers from the UK, making it a logical partner for the Isle of Man. This bond is further enhanced with Bremont’s partnership with Peter Hickman, the fastest man ever to have completed the course at an average speed of 135mph (in 2018). The watch is the Isle of Man TT Limited Edition, a racing-oriented chronograph.
The watch uses Bremont’s layered Trip-Tick construction with its modular architecture. The top of the watch consists of a steel module that integrates the lugs. It frames a central container in stripped steel coated with black PVD. The back is closed by a solid steel element, secured to the case by five screws and decorated with the Isle of Man TT circuit. It’s a powerful and sizeable watch, measuring 43mm in diameter, over 15mm in height and 49mm in length.
Upon deeper consideration of the dial you will see it has all the features of a classic dial. But on first glance, it looks radical as it’s made to look like a speedometer on a bike. The hands rotate at 360°, but the main hour track mimics a gauge, with a sector that runs from 08 to 04, and frames two black-rimmed sub-counters, just like the subsidiary gauges on a sports bike. All elements are gloss-black printed over a matte white base, giving a fresh look to this watch. Red accents on the central hand and chronograph hands bring the desired racing vibe, and the date at 6 o’clock doesn’t even feel out of place in this speedy context.
Powering the watch is an automatic, chronometer-certified movement – calibre BE-50AV, based on the ETA 7750 architecture. It has a comfortable 56h power reserve. The watch is worn on a textured rubber strap, closed by a pin buckle.
Limited to 67 pieces and now available, the Bremont Isle of Man TT is priced at EUR 5,975.
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The Depancel Jürgen Clauss Chronograph Is A Love Leter To 1960s French Sports Cars With A New Old Stock Movement From The Same Era
Alpine, if you are perhaps unfamiliar, is a cult French carmaker most famous for its tiny sports cars from the 50s, 60s and 70s. More recently, under Renault ownership, they have started making sports cars again and while they are supposedly fantastic cars, the old Alpinas, especially the A110, have a cult following. In order to document this cult following, Jürgen Clauss has formed alpineLAB and has since become one of the foremost experts on this particular French sports car brands. You know who else is into french sports cars? Depancel, who have a range of sports cars themed watches. Depancel teamed up with Clauss to create the Depancel Jürgen Clauss Chronograph. What would otherwise be a boring collaboration for a number of highly specialized collectors actually turned into a very interesting watch.
The Alpine A110 from the 60s is most famous for a very bright blue color and it’s that same blue that dominates on this limited edition watch, with a blazing blue sunburst dial, with black chronograph subdials and baby blue accents on the bezel and seconds hand. The bezel insert is quite intriguing, with the first quarter reserved for a pulsometer and the rest a traditional tachymetre. That makes sense for a racing watch for vintage cars, as when timing speed you won’t be likely to exceed 240 km/h too often.
The 43mm diameter may be a big too big for some, but this is a traditional racing chronograph so you can expect it to wear comfortably with the curved lugs. You have two strap options in either a diamond-stamped leather strap with a small French flag stitch, or the full-steel bracelet which will come with the leather as well.
All of this would be normal in any other tribute racing chronograph. Where, however, the Depancel Jürgen Clauss Chronograph differs substantially is on the inside. Depancel have sourced 150 new-old-stock Valjoux 7753 movements of a similar era to the original Alpine A110s, and refurbished them for use as bicompax chronograph calibres. These cam-actuated automatic chronographs were incredibly popular in their era, and many Swiss chronographs still use the same architecture or bases for their movements today. They have a power reserve of 48 hours and beat at 4Hz, plus you can gaze at it through the sapphire caseback with Depancel’s customised rotor.
That’s very cool. The Depancel Jürgen Clauss Chronograph is limited to 150 pieces and can be had for €1,795 on leather or €1,895 for the steel.
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Vulcain Teams Up With CronotempVs Private Club To Celebrate Grandson Of Company Founder Who Played For Real Madrid FC
Vulcain is on a roll. Hardly a week passes without them releasing a new watch, a new limited edition or a new collaboration. This seems to be all three, as Vulcain has teamed up with Spain-based private watch collecting club to create the Cricket André “DIDIXEIN” Ditisheim, a limited edition of 47 pieces of a different Cricket to honor André Didisheim, descendant of the founder of Vulcain and Real Madrid football player.
André Didisheim, grandson of Maurice Ditisheim, was as an excellent sportsman and footballer. In 1907, he went to Madrid to learn Spanish because at the time South America was one of the most important markets for Swiss watch manufacture. Didisheim displayed his talent as an attacking midfielder and signed with Madrid FC (now known as Real Madrid FC). While there, his name Didisheim was changed to “Didixein”.
Paying tribute to André Didisheim, the Vulcain x CronotempVs Collectors limited edition Cricket watch has a 39mm diameter case with engraved steel polished case-back. The crown placed at 3:00 can be used to manually wind the watch movement in one direction to set the alarm and in the opposite direction to set the time. The pusher placed at 2:00 sets the alarm with the arrow-shaped hand. Inside is the hand-wound double-barrel Vulcain V-10, an evolution of the original Cricket caliber from 1947, keeps the watch running and the alarm ringing
The vintage themed dial with the touches of gray colour, the dial features Arabic numerals coated with Superluminova. This timepiece is limited to 47 units.
The price of this latest Cricket is €4,300 excluding VAT.
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Stepan Sarpaneva Takes Huge Inspirations From The Moon For His New Beautiful Watch
Independent Finnish watchmaker Stepan Sarpaneva is obsessed with the Moon. You will see this on all of the watches he has made which have the moon face on it. They are, of course, so much more than just watches with a moon face, but rather small works of watchmaking art. His latest Lunations watch interprets the darker side of the Moon with its black ruthenium-coated plates and bridges.
The Sarpaneva Lunations, recently revisited in the more colourful Harvest Moon edition, now returns with a darker personality. The distinctive shape of Sarpaneva’s case, with its scalloped 6-sided bezel, short lugs and crown at 4 o’clock, is crafted from high-grade Outokumpu supra 316L/4435 steel and has a diameter of 42mm and a thickness of 9.8mm. User-friendliness has also been factored into the equation, and the two-part crown, decorated with Sarpaneva’s moon face and 12 short protruding rays, is used to set and wind the time and adjust the moon’s phases.
An openworked matte black ruthenium-coated plate reveals parts of the inverted movement, including the exposed balance wheel, and features Sarpaneva’s signature moon face at 6 o’clock. The large moon face in relief is laser engraved, filled with a cross-section of optical fibre and finished by hand. The two moons on the reverse side of the case are illuminated with RC Tritec Lumicast to appear white in daylight and emit a blue, orange or purple glow in the dark. As they enact the lunar cycles, the luminous moons cast an eerie glow on the dial’s moon’s face to indicate the precise phase of the Moon.
In a departure from other Sarpaneva Lunations models, the applied and skeletonised chapter ring bearing the indices has been removed, allowing an even better view of the movement. The hour and minute hands can be ordered in pitch black, red gold, flame blue or rhodium coated.
A limited edition of 10 pieces, the Sarpaneva Lunations Black Ruthenium retails for EUR 39,500, excluding taxes. Delivery time is estimated between 4 – 12 months.
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On hand - a selection of reviews

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Hands-on with the seriously extreme Bohen StarDiver
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A review of the very Italian Venezianico Bucintoro Chronograph
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Watch Worthy - A look at an offbeat, less known watch you might actually like

Second Hour’s Mandala Burst offers a fresh take on the everyday watch
Heralding from Australia, Second Hour has been making a little space for itself on the independent watch market by offering fresh takes on the traditional genre of watches. From divers to field watches and of course, everyday timepieces. The brand’s latest release comprises two new colours and an updated design of their core collection called the Mandala. The name comes from the Buddhist and Hindu circular shape used in the practice of meditation, among other things. On the watch, the term refers to the guilloché dial and its dégradé finish that have made this collection stand out.
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2023.05.30 13:56 treboy123 What do economists think about the "Chicago Plan"?

The questions I want to be answered is: what is wrong with the Chicago Plan? What are some criticisms of it? Why do the vast majority of economists not support the Chicago Plan or even talk about it?
TLDR: The question is above, the rest of this post is describing a monetary reform proposal called the "Chicago Plan," which calls for (1) mandating commercial banks to keep liquid assets to back 100% of their customer's demand deposits, and (2) allowing the money supply to change by giving Congress the authority to fund some of their spending by directly injecting new money into the bank accounts of businesses and people.
This post is long but please read it, I structured the post so you can easily skim the major points that describe the Chicago Plan. I personally have been a proponent of my own version of the Chicago Plan.
Intro to the Chicago Plan:
The “Chicago Plan,” authored in 1939 by Irving Fisher and a set of Chicago economists, who were some of the most prominent and well-respected mainstream economists of their day. There are slightly different versions of this today that exist in various think tanks as well as in the 2011 NEED Act (H.R. 2990), introduced by then-Congressman Dennis Kucinich. The Chicago Plan is only applicable to countries with their own sovereign currency. Some earlier economists, such as Ricardo and the British Currency School, also advocated for very similar Chicago Plan policies, and the British Currency School economist Sir Robert Peel wrote the Bank Charter Act of 1844, which was successful at turning some of the monetary reform ideas into English law for a few years.
The problems the Chicago Plan identifies include:
(1) Fractional-reserve banking is problematically risky as private banks each, in an uncoordinated and haphazard way, lend and invest their depositors' money. Moreover, banks lend their depositors money without having the depositors properly contractually agree to, or even being aware of: how much of their money, if any, is being used to fund the bank's loans and investments; depositors are also unaware of when, to whom, or for what, their deposits may or may not be loaned or invested by the bank. Fractional-reserve banking has moral problems, and it also can cause bank runs and general economic instability.
(2) Fractional-reserve banking is a leading cause of boom-bust cycles. During a boom, the money supply, prices, and profits all increase in an upward spiral until there is a collapse. Expansionary, inflationary booms are followed by contractionary, deflationary busts, which manifest in a decrease in the money supply, credit supply, prices, and profits.
(3) The complexity, instability, uncertainty, inherent riskiness, and questionable ethics of fractional-reserve banking result in needing a complex, expensive array of laws and entire governmental bodies that oversee and regulate banking.
These laws and governmental bodies are: burdensome for the government to create, fund, and manage; burdensome for banks to comply with; and is problematic for the macro-economy as scarce resources such as buildings and expert professionals have to be dedicated to the unproductive oversight of banking instead of being dedicated to something better.
(4) In order to fund necessary things like infrastructure, the government has to rely on funds from taxes and funds borrowed.
This is a problem because if Congress can directly spend new money into circulation as the Chicago Plan proposes, then the government no longer has to rely on finding funds: through levying high levels of taxes, being conscious of keeping government spending levels low, increasing the national debt by means of borrowing funds at interest, and/or having the Federal Reserve ease the process of increasing the national debt by increasing the money supply, which is done by means (that come with their own adverse consequences) such as establishing artificially below-market interest rates and inserting new money to the balance sheets of banks and other large, non-productive financial institutions that sell assets to the Federal Reserve.
Goals of the Chicago Plan:
(1) Making banking less risky, thereby addressing ethical concerns as well as increasing the stability of the monetary and financial system and the stability of the economy and society as a whole.
(2) Reducing the frequency and severity of booms and busts by addressing fractional-reserve banking, which is a cause (if not the primary cause) of boom and bust cycles. The Chicago Plan addresses fractional-reserve banking by entirely eliminating it via mandating banks be 100% liquid on their customer's demand deposits.
(3) Making it realistic for the government to balance its budget while funding itself--all without having to resort to reliance on taxes, spending reductions, or increasing the national debt.
(4) Fostering a monetary and financial system that is not inclined to produce unnecessarily high levels of public and private debt.
(5) Stabilizing interest rates.
(6) Accomplishing these goals: (a) without harming the banking sector or any other party and (b) by a simple solution that is not too complex, expensive, destructive, or radical to implement or enforce.
The provisions of the Chicago Plan, which aim to solve the above problems:
The Chicago Plan calls for two broad reforms:
(1) Mandating all commercial banks back all of their customer's demand deposits with liquid assets (this is something akin to "full-reserve banking"). "Demand deposits" are "checking accounts" (but "time deposits" such as "savings accounts" do not have to be 100% liquid). Liquid assets are cash and government bonds. AND
(2) Allowing Congress to create money by directly spending new money into circulation, thereby taking the power to change the money supply out of the hands of commercial banks and the federal reserve and into the hands of Congress. Congress will have the power to increase the money supply by direct spending new money into the economy; for example, by passing an infrastructure bill and paying for it by inserting new money into the bank accounts of the companies that receive the contracts to repair roads, repair dams, etc. A newly established "Monetary Authority" will sit in the Department of the Treasury and decide how much money Congress can create and otherwise manage the monetary system, and the Monetary Authority will subsume all powers necessary to manage the money supply, including all the powers currently scattered among the Federal Reserve, President, Secretary of the Treasury, and other places. The Monetary Authority will manage the money supply as to have the money supply not be inflationary or deflationary and let the long term monetary and credit aggregates commensurate with the long run potential to increase production. The goal of monetary policy will be to achieve stable prices, moderate long-term interest rates, and maximize employment levels.
Benefits of the Chicago Plan include but are not limited to:
(1) There will be less risk and uncertainty in banking and the economy because of the absence of risky activities that result from our current system's fractional-reserve banking. For example, since banks will be 100% liquid on demand deposits under the Chicago Plan, bank runs are now impossible (and consequently, there is no need for the FDIC, which leads to the second benefit, listed below).
(2) Banking regulation can be grossly simplified, which lowers the government's overhead costs and also lowers banks' overhead costs of complying with many complex regulations. The Monetary Authority will replace most if not all of the currently existing entities that regulate, monitor, or otherwise intervene in banking. The job of the Monetary Authority will be much simpler than the current job of the Federal Reserve.
(3) Boom and bust cycles that are caused by the current monetary system will not exist. Maybe there will still be booms and busts, but not ones that are caused by fractional-reserve banking and our current monetary system. To the extent booms and busts still exist, they will not occur as regularly as they currently do and when they do occur, they won't be as long or severe.
(4) The government can simultaneously balance its budget while having the funds to adequately fund important things like infrastructure; in the current monetary system, the government never comes close to doing either of these things, let alone doing both of them together.
(5) Congress under the Chicago Plan will allocate new money more efficiently than private banks would under the current monetary system. For example, it is more efficient for (a) Congress to directly fund things like long-term national investments and strategic plans for national infrastructure/security/agriculture/industry than it is for (b) private commercial banks to allocate funds in a haphazard manner, often for unproductive things like speculation, leveraged buyouts, or people financing unneeded purchase like unneeded cars or boats or unneeded vacation homes.
(6) Interest rates will be stabilized in the short- and long-term and interest rates will be predictable. With fractional-reserve banking, interest rates are at times abnormally high and other times abnormally low. However, when commercial banks are required to back 100% of their customer's demand deposits with liquid assets, banks can only lend and invest pre-existing money instead of newly created money and as such, money/credit is now finite and scarce and therefore it is subject to normal market dynamics, by which the pricing mechanism rations off scarce goods according. In other words, the Chicago Plan creates a market for loanable funds which is subject to supply and demand and is subject to the dynamics of the market just as food, sneakers, and any other good traded on markets are.
(7) The money supply--which will be increased by Congress spending it right into the economy and purportedly on fundamental things like infrastructure investments--can be increased without depreciating the currency and causing inflation, without increasing the national debt, and without having to distribute money directly to large, unproductive financial institutions.
(8) Necessary things like infrastructure can be more easily funded without burdens that cause time delays and overhead costs, where these burdens include (a) lawmakers having to politically compromise on spending levels and (b) the cost incurred in the process of seeking and obtaining financing as well as the costs incurred from paying back any borrowed funds with interest.
(9) National sovereignty and security are more respected as: the currency will be a strong and predictable store of value for Americans as well as the rest of the world; we as a nation will not owe debt to foreign people/companies/governments, some of whom may be our adversaries; and unemployment and critical infrastructure can be easily and cheaply addressed/funded.
(10) Stability and predictability in tax revenues and other economic variables. Tax revenues will be more steady and predictable because the economy will be more stable in general, for example there will be less regular and less severe boom-bust cycles, and hence taxes revenues will not be as volatile and uncertain. A stable economy means not only that tax revenues will be stable and predictable, but so will things like wages, employment levels, interest rates, the value of the currency, inflation/deflation, rates of profits, investor and consumer confidence, and more.
(11) Congress can better exercise its Constitutional powers to provide resources for the welfare of the general public.
(12) According to Fisher, commercial banks themselves will benefit because: (a) people’s savings would accumulate more rapidly and at a steadier rate; (b) loans and investments would become larger and safer; and (c) banks’ cost of managing demand deposits will be reduced because banks will be merely a project of warehousing liquid assets.
Citation for the original Chicago Plan proposal:
Fisher, Irving, Douglas, Paul H., Frank, Graham D., Hamilton, Earl J., King, Willford I.,
Whittlesey, Charles R. (1939). A Program for Monetary Reform. University of Chicago.
https://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/amir.sufi/research/monetaryreform_1939.pdf
PS:
There are people who make claims like "fractional-reserve banking does not exist" or "it is not good to talk about fractional-reserve banking because the textbook models of it are so misleading that they are virtually incorrect." Even if such claims are true, the proposals in the Chicago Plan would still adequately address most/all of the problems that it identified and would still carry most/all of the same benefits. So, the Chicago Plan cannot be written off as useless just because "fractional-reserve banking" is misunderstood or does not actually exist.

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2023.05.30 13:56 TheRedeemer2013 My current utopia features predictions

I expect all of these artists / producers to be involved on some level. A sofaygo feature is the most questionable one, however I still think it’s likely

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2023.05.30 13:52 helmetpie Are there Academic commentaries on Contradictions in the Quran similar to the ones shown in the description?

Routledge Handbook on Early Islam, p.178:

The Qurʾān, however, is not consistent in its statements about the Peoples of the Book. Besides the verses just mentioned, which suggest that Peoples of the Book could be part of the Believers’ community, there are many more verses that criticize the Peoples of the Book generally, or Jews or Christians specifically; in some cases it even ranks them among the mushrikūn or kuffār, who effectively deny God’s oneness and hence are unbelievers (e.g. Q 2:105, 2:109, 3:70, 3:72, 3:98, 59:2, 98:1, 98:6).
It is not clear how these contradictions in the Qurʾān’s position on Peoples of the Book should be reconciled. Do they represent development over time in Muḥammad’s life ? Are some to be understood as responses to a particular historical moment, and hence perhaps not of general import? Are some passages interpolations inserted into the text at a later time, perhaps toward the end of the seventh century CE, when the Qurʾān was subjected to editorial review ? These questions, like many others, remain open.

J.Witztum (2021) - Pharaoh and His Council: Great Minds Think Alike. Journal of the American Oriental Society:

Side-by-side, the utterances of Q 26:34–35 and Q 7:109–110 are almost identical. But whereas in Q 26, the speaker is Pharaoh, in Q 7 it is his malaʾ. How are we to understand this? Who uttered the sentence — Pharaoh or his malaʾ?
Many Muslim exegetes posed exactly this problem and offered a harmonizing solution, according to which both Pharaoh and his malaʾ uttered the same utterance. This either occurred independently or was the result of the malaʾ repeating the words of the king, perhaps to the general population. This harmonizing understanding is far from compelling. The almost precise sameness of the two passages strongly suggests that we have two versions of the same tradition, not two complementary elements.

Professor & Historian Ayman Shihadeh - Three Apologetic Stances in al-Ṭūfī: Theological Cognitivism, Noncognitivism, and a Proof of Prophecy from Scriptural Contradiction. Journal of Qur'anic Studies:

Scriptural statements on this subject appear contradictory. As mentioned, some scriptural statements ascribe, in different ways, the production of, and the responsibility for, human acts to God (e.g. Q. 37:96, It is God who has created you and all that you do), while others ascribe them to humans (e.g. Q. 2:79, They write the Scripture with their own hands). (p9)
The intellectual dilemmas encountered in the problem of destiny were underscored in the main discussion on the subject in al-Rāzī's Qur'anic commentary, where he writes that this problem 'falls in the sphere of contradiction' (fi ḥayyiz al-taʿāruḍ) (al-Tafsir al-kabir (32 vols, Cairo: Al-Matbaca al-Bahiyya al-Misriyya, 1938), vol. 2, pp. 52-3; cf. Shihadeh, Teleological Ethics, pp. 38-9). Al-Tufi is very familiar with this work.

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2023.05.30 13:46 unkown4ever Utopia feature appearance (prediction)

Obvious ones: The Weeknd, James Blake, Westside Gun, 21savage, 070 Shake, Don Toliver
⁉️predictions⁉️
•King Krule 🔱 (trav follows him since utopia rollout) •Yung Lean ⚠️ ( good friends since rodeo era/ travis was spotted with producer starboy in monaco!) •Rosalía💃🏻 (got some unreleased/released collabs - energy matches) •Clairo 🪽 (i just hope she’s on the album💀) •Lancey Foux🔮 (BNYX/Working on Dying is familiar with trav - Rage Music track) •future 🧿 (since rodeo no trav album appearance) •Frank Ocean 🌊 (really hope for this again, but rather misleading) •Whitearmor🔮 (yung lean/bladee producer maybe co-producer?) •and last but not least Playboi Carti🩸 (travis had many collabs with him i think they are on something, Carti is one of the hottest rn and travis knows that)

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2023.05.30 13:43 Separate_Way_1084 Upgrade and swap

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2023.05.30 13:34 MundaneReindeer324 Advice for load order/conflicting mods

So I’m fairly new to the modding scene on console. I’ve read different articles about LO and it isn’t very clear for certain mods where they go. I was wondering as the title suggests if I could get any advice for my LO on how to improve performance/stop conflicting mods ruining things, i.e. interior conflicts
1.USSEP 2.Campfire: Complete Camping Overhaul 3.USMP 4.eFPS 2.3 5.SLaWF 6.Cutting Room Floor 7.Bushcraft 8.Dragon UI 9.A Quality World Map (Classic/all roads) 10.Main Theme Replacer w/ Nerevar Rising 11.Font Replacer Eadui 12.Cheat Room (XB1) 13.Survival Mode Settings 14.Civil War Quest Immersion Bundle 15.Darker Brotherhood V2 16.Better Thieving Updated 17.[XB1] Recover Cities 18.Sheo’s Skyrim Landscape and 4K mountains 19.DAWN: Dramatic Atmospheres etc 20.A Greener Skyrim 21.Happy Little Trees 22.David’s Trees 23.EEKs Renthal Flora Collection 24.Riften Summer Edition Green Grass 25.Whiterun Summer Edition Green Grass 26.Remove Misc Flora 27.Better Water 2 (4K) for Realistic Water 2 28.Blended Shorelines 29.Hyperborean Snow 30.Better Skyrim Snow 31.Snowy landscapes in snowy regions 32.Audio SFX overhaul 33.Magical Forces and FX bundle 34.Luminescence - A lighting overhaul 35.Northern Towns: Weistone and Port Amon 36.Environs The Shrines of Talos 37.Solstheim Reborn 38.Bridges,Ferries and Fords 39.Skyrim Better Roads 40.Happy Little Trees - DLC Trees 41.Capital Windhelm Expansion 42.RedBag’s Solitude 43.Riften Docks overhaul & Southwood exp 44.The Great Cities, Towns and Villages Bundle 45.Capital Whiterun Expansion 46.Riverwood By Nesbit 47.Stendarr Rising 48.[XB1] Skaal Village Overhaul 49.Simple Raven Rock Expansion 50.Better Tel Mithryn 51.Fortified Whiterun Compatible version 52.Sky Haven Temple Gardens 1k 53.JK’s Whiterun Outskirts 54.Imperial Fort Battlements 55.Greater Markarth Expansion 56.Skyrim Border Holds 57.Ryn’s Farms AIO 58.[XB1] Julihah’s Old Town Riften 59.Draco’s Lakeview Manor Upgrades 60.ClefJ’s Fort Dawnguard 61.Draco’s Heljarchen Upgrades 62.Draco’s Windstad Upgrades 63.Windstad Mine XB1 64.Heljarchen Farm XB1 65.DK’s Realistic and Lore Friendly Ships 66.Huntsman’s Hut 67.Anise’s Cabin (without Anise) 68.Windhelm Lighthouse (New) 69.Whispering Waters XB1 70.Winterhold Beacon 71.Castle Volkihar Rebuilt 72.Environs The Greenwood Shack 73.Environs Ruined Tundra Farmhouse 74.Environs Western Watchtower 75.Point The Way 76.Bring Out Your Dead 77.JK’s Interiors AIO 78. Chantry College of Winterhold 79. Raven Rock Interiors Morvayn Manor 80.Raven Rock Interiors Severin Manor 81.Better Innteriors 82.Better Innteriors- JK’s Interiors Compatible 83.Tem’s Houses AiO 84.Anna’s Honeyside 85.Anna’s Hjerim 86.Anna’s Proudspire Manor 87.Anna’s Breezehome 88.Anna’s Vilndrel Hall 89.Raven Rock Interiors- Raven Rock Temple 90.Less Interior Fog 91.Fort Dawnguard Brighter and Cleaner 92. Civil War and Guards Armory 93.Zim’s Immersive Artifacts 94.Kukatsuo Thane Weapon Replacer 95.Chainmail Armor 1k 96.ArteFakes Unique Artifacts Replacer 97.Nordic Fur Armor 1k 98.Wearable Lanterns 99.Skyrim Reputation 100.Immersive Citizens AI Overhaul 101.Misc dialogue edits and more dialogue options 102.IronDusk33 Compendium 103.Modern Combat AI 104.DAR Smooth Animations 105.[XB1] Marry Almost Anyone 106.[XB1] Adopt Almost Any Child 107.Epic Crab’s Lawbringer+ 108.Sensible Horses and Travel 109.Hearthfire Multiple Adoptions 110.Immersive Patrols 111.Realistic Conversation (XB1) 112.Rich Merchants of Skyrim (XB1) 113.Peaceful Hearthfire 114.Big Leap 3X Jump 115.Jarl’s Complete Character Overhaul 116.Fashions of the Fourth Era 117.Beards 118.Brows 119.Elegant Jarls (XB1) 120.Alternate Start Live Another Life 121.From the Rift to the Reach 122.Add On- SMIM Performance 123.HD Terrrain LOD Mesh 124.Rally’s All the things bundle 125.A dance with diverse dragons 126.Skyland Happy Little Trees Bark 127.Sigils Of Skyrim 128.Skyland Furniture 129.Darker Blended Roads 130.ZZJay’s Horse Overhaul 131.Animated Water Forge & ELSOPA fix 132.Flickering Meshes Fix- SMIM 133.Landscape Fixes for Grass Mods 134.Landscape Seam Fixes 135.Improved Performance 136.SLaWF Patch_ Landscape Fixes for Grass Mods 137.JK’s Whiterun Outskirts and Landscape Fixes for Grass Mods Patch 138.Better Innteriors- The Great Cities,Towns and Villages Bundle Patch 139.JK’s Whiterun Outskirts and Capital Whiterun Expansion Patch 140.SLaWF Patch_SMIM 141.Project Immersion JK’s Interiors Patch 142.Whiterun Outskirts and Cutting Room Floor Patch 143.Whiterun Outskirts and Immersive Citizens Patch 144.USMP Immersive Citizens Patch 145.RedBag’s Solitude and USSEP Patch 146.USMP Cutting Room Floor Patch 147.Uncap FPS

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2023.05.30 13:30 AutoModerator Podcast Ptuesdays - Welding related podcasts and youtube channel, weekly thread

As our rules prohibit content creators posting monetized youtube channels and podcasts, unless they are otherwise active in the community, we started this thread as a weekly event to allow them and other users to reach our community.
So this is a weekly post. A single dedicated thread where anyone who wants to promote their channel or podcast can comment with a link and a short bio of who they are and what they are about.

here is a list of previous suggestions:

Youtube Channels:

Welding Tips And Tricks THE one-stop shop for the vast majority of what you need to learn. Jody has a great way of presenting the information and covers a wide array of topics.
KingMetalsInc Some basic how-tos and some sales pitches for their company.
Metalshaper Vehicle resoration and a lot of random stuff.
b532yy Russian channel, interesting stuff.
grrombk More Russian stuff
Kevin Caron
AvE Bumblefuck Canukian, he's got the Cockford Dolly you've been looking for. Not much welding, but a lot of random stuff.
Ramsey Customs A custom metal fabricator uploading a wide range of videos regularly.
Weld Tube He's sort of like the Bob Ross of welding.
Adam Booth or Abom79 is a machinist, welder and metalworker who puts up project and how-to videos.
42Fabrication - Metalworking and Fabrication
Michael Cthulhu - Big Giant Swords Former ironworker turned artist.
Austin Ross Good place to start if you're looking for information on Pipeline welding.
xAZAZELx13 Pipelining, geochaching and beer.
Jacob Scholfield Mostly seems to be Jacob driving his truck and being inspirational.
This Old Tony Another disembodied set of hands, less swearing than AvE, but just as interesting from a technical standpoint.
You Local Welder Follow a former armed services member on his journey through school and beyond
6061 Mostly aluminum and other non-ferrous metals.
Fireball Tools Follow Jason as he builds cool stuff and tries his best not to make things go boom. (Seriously, check out his vice build.)
James T Killroy More machining than welding, but some good projects.
Ron Covell Ron and guests, lots of metal forming and sheet metal fabrication
Tom Stanton Mostly 3D printing and RC aircraft. Good breakdowns and understanding of mechanics.
Outside Screwball Chuck is an old machinist passing his knowledge along.
Josh Welton at The Fabricator

Podcasts:

Welding Tips and Tricks with Jody Collier
Arcjunkies with Jummy McKnight
AWS podcasts Archive only
Playing with fire With Josh and Darla Welton of Brown Dog Welding

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2023.05.30 13:26 hospitalityNow The Ghent Quarterly

I was at an antique shop recently and I saw a simple and cheaply bound book, The Ghent Quarterly. From its introduction, this is the first volume of a planned literature magazine that included contributions from local artists and writers. It has some interesting historical information about the art scene in Norfolk at the time, as well. I was wondering if anyone else had any other copies or later editions of this? Online, there's a volume 2 available from some rare book resellers, but nothing later than that.

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2023.05.30 13:25 HiqhAim Code Vein from dodi repacks not starting

Here are my specs and the log :
Wine Command: /uslib/extensions/vulkan/MangoHud/bin/mangohud --dlsym /app/bin/gamemoderun /home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/wine /run/media/hiqhaim/2 TB/James/Code Vein/CodeVein.exe

Game Log:
gamemodeauto:
gamemodeauto:
fsync: up and running.
wine: RLIMIT_NICE is <= 20, unable to use setpriority safely
002c:fixme:winediag:LdrInitializeThunk wine-staging 8.0 is a testing version containing experimental patches.
002c:fixme:winediag:LdrInitializeThunk Please mention your exact version when filing bug reports on winehq.org.
002c:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
0034:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
0040:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
0068:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
007c:fixme:hid:handle_IRP_MN_QUERY_ID Unhandled type 00000005
0080:err:hid:udev_bus_init UDEV monitor creation failed
007c:fixme:hid:handle_IRP_MN_QUERY_ID Unhandled type 00000005
007c:fixme:hid:handle_IRP_MN_QUERY_ID Unhandled type 00000005
007c:fixme:hid:handle_IRP_MN_QUERY_ID Unhandled type 00000005
0098:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
00b0:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
0024:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
00cc:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
00d4:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
00d4:err:kerberos:kerberos_LsaApInitializePackage no Kerberos support, expect problems
00d4:err:ntlm:ntlm_LsaApInitializePackage no NTLM support, expect problems
00dc:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.449] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine-explorer.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.449] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/MangoHud.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.449] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine64-preloader.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.449] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:123] parsing config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/MangoHud.conf'
sh: line 1: glxinfo: command not found
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.590] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine-explorer.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.590] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/MangoHud.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.590] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine64-preloader.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:30.590] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:123] parsing config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/MangoHud.conf'
sh: line 1: glxinfo: command not found
00f0:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
0118:fixme:ntdll:find_reg_tz_info Can't find matching timezone information in the registry for EEST, bias -120, std (d/m/y): 27/10/2023, dlt (d/m/y): 28/04/2023
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.030] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine-tabtip.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/MangoHud.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine64-preloader.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:123] parsing config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/MangoHud.conf'
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine-CodeVein-Win64-Shipping.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/MangoHud.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine64-preloader.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.031] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:123] parsing config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/MangoHud.conf'
sh: line 1: glxinfo: command not found
sh: line 1: glxinfo: command not found
0118:fixme:oleacc:find_class_data unhandled window class: L"#32769"
0118:fixme:uiautomation:uia_get_providers_for_hwnd Override provider callback currently unimplemented.
0118:fixme:uiautomation:msaa_provider_GetPropertyValue Unimplemented propertyId 30024
0118:fixme:uiautomation:msaa_fragment_get_FragmentRoot 000000000034FF58, 000000000021FAC0: stub!
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.244] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine-tabtip.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.244] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic/tools/wine/Wine-GE-Proton8-7/bin/MangoHud.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.244] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:118] skipping config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/wine64-preloader.conf' [ not found ]
[2023-05-30 14:23:31.244] [MANGOHUD] [info] [config.cpp:123] parsing config: '/home/hiqhaim/.vaapp/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/MangoHud/MangoHud.conf'
sh: line 1: glxinfo: command not found
0124:fixme:uiautomation:uia_get_providers_for_hwnd Override provider callback currently unimplemented.
0124:fixme:uiautomation:msaa_provider_GetPropertyValue Unimplemented propertyId 30024
0124:fixme:uiautomation:msaa_fragment_get_FragmentRoot 0000000000931FE8, 0000000001B2FAA0: stub!
00d4:fixme:ntdll:NtQuerySystemInformation info_class SYSTEM_PERFORMANCE_INFORMATION

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2023.05.30 13:24 Super_TJ to all farmers and grinders (material revamp)

^{[back to \}Cars, Events and Patch History)](https://redd.it/mun5md))
^{This is the actual list of all RR:}

^{Chapter \} fuel / start type / PR)	^Type ^/ ^encounters ^/ ^Location	^rewards	^opponents
^{1.3 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Cornerstone North, Night}	^{Motor Segment, Connector, Cash}	^Chris \Subaru Impreza WRX STI, 196 PR], Jack [BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 195 PR\)}
^{1.5 \} 1 / flying / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Hope Bridge East, Night}	^{Turbo Segment, Nitro Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 196 PR\)}
^{1.8 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{The Square East, Night}	^{Subaru BRZ, Calibrator, Cash}	^Slayer \Subaru BRZ, 208 PR])
^{2.2 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^{Nitro Rush \}1:02,63)⁾ ^/ ^{Nitro Zones, Traffic} ^/ ^{Hope Bridge East, Night}	^{Plating, ECU Segment, Cash}	^–
^{2.5 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Blackridge Park Chase, Day}	^{Transmission Component, Transmission Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 264 PR\)}
^{2.8 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Blackridge Park Climb, Day}	^{Ford Mustang Boss 302, Lubricant, Cash}	^Kris \Ford Mustang Boss 302, 284 PR])
^{3.3 \} 1 / flying / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{The Square East, Night}	^{Bolts, Wheel Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 274 PR\)}
^{3.6 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Hope Bridge West, Night}	^{Turbo Component, Turbo Segment, Cash}	^{Rocky San \}Mazda RX‍-‍7 FD, 284 PR])
^{3.8 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Hope Bridge East, Night}	^{BMW M3 Coupé \}1999)^{)^{, Connector, Cash}}	^Daisuke \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 298 PR\)}
^{4.3 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^{Time Trial \}0:46,15)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Ironboar Bridge Chase, Day}	^{Wheel Component, Wheel Segment, Cash}	^–
^{4.6 \} 1 / standing / TBA)	^{Nitro Rush \}0:35,07)⁾ ^/ ^Nitro ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Pass, Day}	^{Motor Component, Motor Segment, Cash}	^–
^{4.9 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Race, Day}	^{Ford Fiesta ST, Plating, Cash}	^Elliot \Ford Fiesta ST, 315 PR])
^{5.2 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Ironboar Bridge Run, Night}	^{ECU Component, ECU Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 324 PR\)}
^{5.6 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Lumber Trail Chase, Day}	^{Nitro Component, Nitro Segment, Cash}	^{macky_yolo_swag \}Toyota AE86 Trueno, 359 PR], asaf [Volkswagen Golf GTI, 335 PR], Bertrand [Volkswagen Golf GTI, 315 PR])
^{5.8 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Lumber Trail Climb, Day}	^{Volkswagen Golf GTI, Microchip, Cash}	^Robin \Volkswagen Golf GTI, 345 PR])
^{6.3 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Novato Bay Avenue, Night}	^{TBA, Turbo Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 350 PR\)}
^{6.6 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^{Time Trial \}0:38,53)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Novato Coast Road, Sunset}	^{Nitro Mechanism, Connector, Cash}	^–
^{6.9 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Harbor Town Drive, Night}	^{Subaru Impreza WRX STI, Module, Cash}	^Dwayne \Subaru Impreza WRX STI, 417 PR])
^{7.3 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Way, Night}	^{ECU Mechanism, Plating, Cash}	^Hugo \Porsche 911 Carrera (993)^{)^, 421 PR\)}
^{7.5 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Cornerstone North, Night}	^{Alloy, Motor Segment, Cash}	^Tom \Mazda RX‍-‍7 FD, 442 PR])
^{7.7 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Novato Bay Route, Night}	^{Wheel Component, Wheel Segment, Cash}	^Varu \BMW M3 Coupé (1999)^{)^, 462 PR\)}
^{7.9 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Rush, Night}	^{Mazda RX‍-‍7 FD, Calibrator, Cash}	^Ramirez \Mazda RX‍-‍7 FD, 497 PR])
^{8.3 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^{Time Trial \}0:33,90)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Pass, Night}	^{ECU Component, ECU Segment, Cash}	^–
^{8.6 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Mapletree Drive, Night}	^{Motor Mechanism, Regulator, Cash}	^Dillon \Porsche 911 Carrera (993)^{)^, 525 PR\)}
^{8.9 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Novato Bay, Night}	^{Toyota Supra, Connector, Cash}	^Suki \Toyota Supra, 566 PR])
^{9.2 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^{Motor Mechanismade} ^/ ^{Road Block, Cops} ^/ ^{Harbor Town Drive, Day}	^{Nitro Component, Nitro Segment, Cash}	^Winnieeo \Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, 544 PR], _meds [Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR32, 516 PR])
^{9.5 \} 2 / flying / TBA)	^{Time Trial \}0:37,16)⁾ ^/ ^Cops ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Run, Night}	^{Wheel Mechanism, Lubricant, Cash}	^–
^{9.7 \} 2 / standing / TBA)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Run, Night}	^{Turbo Mechanism, Transmission Mechanism, Cash}	^Winnieeo \Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X, 568 PR], _meds [Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR32, 549 PR], Leeloo [Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR34, 529 PR])
^{9.10 \} 2 / standing / 574)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^{Traffic, Cops} ^/ ^{The Square West, Night}	^{Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR32, Bolts, Cash}	^Ivy \Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR32, 602 PR])
^{10.2 \} 2 / standing / 585)	^{Nitro Rush \}0:41,84)⁾ ^/ ^{Nitro Zones, Ramps} ^/ ^{Harbor Town Rush, Day}	^{Transmission Component, Transmission Segment, Cash}	^–
^{10.4 \} 2 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Highway Junction, Dusk}	^{Nitro Mechanism, ECU Mechanism, Cash}	^AL_stair \Dodge Charger T, 588 PR],) ^{ShiftyMunky \}Dodge Challenger SRT8 (Snoop)^{)^, 570 PR\,)} ^Bertrand \Dodge Challenger SRT8, 552 PR])
^{10.7 \} 2 / flying / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:45,03)⁾ ^/ ^Cops ^/ ^{Observatory Climb, Night}	^{Motor Component, Wheel Component, Cash}	^–
^{10.9 \} 2 / standing / 612)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Dash, Night}	^{Dodge Challenger SRT8, Plating, Cash}	^Eddie \Dodge Challenger SRT8, 635 PR])
^{10.X \} 3 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip, Night}	^{Ford Shelby GT500 \}2013)^{)^{, Lubricant, Cash}}	^Dwayne \Ford Shelby GT500 (2013)^{)^, 702 PR\)}
^{11.2 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Hunter ^/ ^{Road Block, EMP, Cops} ^/ ^{Springwater Dam Climb, Day}	^{Turbo Component, Turbo Segment, Cash}	^Darius \BMW M3 Coupé, 637 PR])
^{11.5 \} 2 / standing / none)	^{Nitro Rush \}0:37,05)⁾ ^/ ^Nitro Zones ^/ ^{Dry Gulch Sprint, Night}	^{Motor Component, Calibrator, Cash}	^–
^{11.7 \} 2 / standing / 648)	^{Time Trial \}0:45,44)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Mapletree Drive, Night}	^{Nitro Component, Nitro Segment, Cash}	^–
^{11.10 \} 2 / standing / 653)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Church Drive, Dusk}	^{Ford Falcon XB Coupé, Alloy, Cash}	^Mary \Ford Falcon XB Coupé, 670 PR])
^{12.2 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Ironboar Bridge Sprint, Night}	^{ECU Component, Nitro Component, Cash}	^Shwa \Ford Mustang GT, 655 PR])
^{12.4 \} 2 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Dash, Day}	^{TBA, Turbo Segment, Cash}	^Shadow \Dodge Challenger SRT8, 666 PR])
^{12.7 \} 2 / standing / 666)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Cornerstone North, Night}	^{Carbon, Motor Kit, Cash}	^Isabella \Ford Mustang GT, 674 PR])
^{12.10 \} 2 / standing / 675)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Rush, Night}	^{Ford Mustang GT, Lubricant, Cash}	^Jaxon \Ford Mustang GT, 703 PR])
^{12.X \} 3 / standing / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:35,71)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Dry Gulch Bypass, Day}	^{Mazda MX‍-‍5 \}Speedhunters)^{)^{, Bolts, Cash}}	^–
^{13.2 \} 2 / standing / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:39,19)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Snake Pass Attack, Day}	^{Wheel Kit, Module, Cash}	^–
^{13.5 \} 2 / flying / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:33,03)⁾ ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Novato Coast Road, Day}	^{Motor Mechanism, Lubricant, Cash}	^–
^{13.7 \} 2 / flying / 708)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps, Cops ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Run, Day}	^{Transmission Component, Connector, Cash}	^Josh \BMW M4, 721 PR])
^{13.10 \} 2 / standing / 719)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^{Road Block, Traffic} ^/ ^{Hangar Route, Dusk}	^{Porsche 911 Carrera \}991)^{)^{, Plating, Cash}}	^Heidi \Porsche 911 Carrera (991)^{)^, 764 PR\)}
^{13.X \} 3 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Novato Bay, Day}	^{Lotus Exige Cup 380, Calibrator, Cash}	^Ivy \Lotus Exige Cup 380, 715 PR])
^{14.2 \} 2 / flying / 746)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Emergeny Lane, Dusk}	^{Nitro Kit, Bolts, Cash}	^{Swamp Rat \}Porsche 911 Carrera (991)^{)^, 745 PR\)}
^{14.5 \} 2 / standing / none)	^Airborne ^/ ^Ramps ^/ ^{Cliffside Climb, Night}	^{Transmission Mechanism, Nitro Mechanism, Cash}	^otter \Aston Martin DB11 AMR, 774 PR], Magic [Mercedes‍-‍AMG GT, 757 PR])
^{14.8 \} 2 / flying / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:41,28)⁾ ^/ ^Cops ^/ ^{Cornerstone South, Night}	^{Transmission Component, Transmission Segment, Cash}	^–
^{14.11 \} 2 / standing / 779)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Dash, Night}	^{Mercedes‍-‍AMG GT, Microchip, Cash}	^Frank \Mercedes‍-‍AMG GT, 820 PR])
^{14.X \} 3 / standing / none)	^{Obstacle Race} ^/ ^Obstacles ^/ ^{Blackridge Westpass, Day}	^{BMW M5, Lubricant, Cash}	^Chip \BMW M5, 759 PR])
^{15.2 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Dry Gulch Bypass, Day}	^{Turbo Kit, ECU Kit, Cash}	^sh4wn \Mercedes‍-‍AMG GT (Lunar‍-‍New‍-‍Year)^{)^, 767 PR\,)} ^Mikey_M \Jaguar XE SV Project 8, 742 PR], Skullomaniac [Nissan GT‍-‍R R35, 716 PR])
^{15.4 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^{Traffic, Cops} ^/ ^{Ironboar Bridge Run, Night}	^{Turbo Mechanism, Calibrator, Cash}	^Mikey_M \Jaguar XE SV Project 8, 774 PR], ZombieEaters [Nissan GT‍-‍R R35, 745 PR], Smooth Michael [Nissan GT‍-‍R R35, 717 PR])
^{15.7 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Ramps, Cops ^/ ^{Harbor Town Rush, Night}	^{ECU Component, ECU Segment, Cash}	^Josh \BMW M4, 799 PR])
^{15.10 \} 2 / flying / 794)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^{Traffic, Road Block, Cops} ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel, Night}	^{Nissan GT‍-‍R R35, Regulator, Cash}	^Blake \Nissan GT‍-‍R R35, 824 PR])
^{15.X \} 3 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Park Climb, Day}	^{Pagani Zonda Cinque, Connector, Cash}	^Brian \Pagani Zonda Cinque, 786 PR])
^{16.3 \} 2 / standing / 799)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Hope Bridge East, Night}	^{Transmission Kit, Plating, Cash}	^{ShiftyMunky \}SRT Viper GTS, 797 PR], nulhax [SRT Viper GTS, 780 PR], Leeloo [SRT Viper GTS, 763 PR])
^{16.5 \} 2 / flying / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:39,52)⁾ ^/ ^{Road Block, Cops} ^/ ^{Farmstead Drive, Dusk}	^{Wheel Component, Wheel Segment, Cash}	^–
^{16.8 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Novato Bay Route, Day}	^{Nitro Mechanism, Alloy, Cash}	^{Kang‍-‍Dae \}SRT Viper GTS, 812 PR])
^{16.11 \} 2 / standing / 811)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Strip Chase, Day}	^{SRT Viper GTS, Bolts, Cash}	^Sofie \SRT Viper GTS, 846 PR])
^{17.2 \} 2 / standing / none)	^{Nitro Rush \}0:43,05)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Runway, Dusk}	^{Turbo Mechanism, Transmission Mechanism, Cash}	^–
^{17.5 \} 2 / flying / none)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Novato Coast Route, Sunset}	^{Nitro Kit, Module, Cash}	^Reis \McLaren 650S, 819 PR])
^{17.8 \} 2 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Ironboar Bridge Run, Day}	^{Motor Component, Motor Segment, Cash}	^Shane \McLaren 650S, 826 PR])
^{17.11 \} 2 / standing / 832)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Cliffside Climb, Night}	^{McLaren 650S, Connector, Cash}	^Edge \McLaren 650S, 856 PR])
^{18.3 \} 2 / flying / 849)	^Hunter ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Cornerstone South, Night}	^{Carbon, ECU Kit, Cash}	^Sparker \Pagani Huayra, 853 PR])
^{18.5 \} 2 / standing / none)	^{Nitro Rush \}0:33,41)⁾ ^/ ^{Traffic, Nitro Zones} ^/ ^{Mapletree Drive, Night}	^{Motor Mechanism, Microchip, Cash}	^–
^{18.8 \} 2 / standing / none)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Dry Gulch Bypass, Night}	^{Turbo Kit, Regulator, Cash}	^Phonicpod \Jaguar C‍-‍X75, 860 PR], Trippa [Lamborghini Veneno, 841 PR], TheShAnX [Jaguar C‍-‍X75, 821 PR])
^{18.11 \} 2 / standing / 878)	^Rush Hour ^/ ^Traffic ^/ ^{Blackridge Channel Dash, Night}	^{Pagani Huayra, Bolts, Cash}	^Darius \Pagani Huayra, 886 PR])
^{19.2 \} 2 / flying / none)	^{Time Trial \}0:32,29)⁾ ^/ ^{Traffic, Cops} ^/ ^{Abyss Trip, Night}	^{ECU Mechanism, Wheel Mechanism, Cash}	^–
^{19.5 \} 2 / flying / 912)	^{Time Trial \}0:26,62)⁾ ^/ ^– ^/ ^{Novato Coast Road, Sunset}	^{Transmission Kit, Lubricant, Cash}	^–
^{19.8 \} 2 / flying / 933)	^{Time Trial \}0:26,07)⁾ ^/ ^{Road Block ^\} Ironboar Bridge Chase, Night)	^{Wheel Kit, Motor Kit, Cash}	^–
^{19.11 \} 2 / flying / 950)	^{Rush Hour \} Traffic, Ramps / Blackridge Strip, Night)	^{Koenigsegg CCX, Calibrator, Cash}	^{Marcus King \}Koenigsegg CCX, 985 PR])
^{20.11 \} 2 / flying / 657)	^{Rush Hour \} Traffic / Farmstead Drive, Cloudy)	^{Porsche 911 Carrera \}993)^{)^{, Module, Cash}}	^Dani \Porsche 911 Carrera (993)^{)^, 658 PR\)}
^{21.11 \} 2 / flying / 901)	^{Rush Hour \} Traffic / Hope Bridge West, Night)	^{BMW M4, Microchip, Cash}	^Ajax \Aston Martin Vulcan, 901 PR])
^{22.11 \} 2 / flying / 962)	^{Rush Hour \} Traffic, Cops / The Square West, Evening)	^{Ferrari 458 Italia, Module, Cash}	^Lena \Ferrari 458 Italia, 964 PR], Ivy [Nissan Skyline GT‍-‍R BNR32, 939 PR])
^{23.11 \} 2 / flying / 1040)	^{Rush Hour \} Traffic / Snake Pass, Day)	^{Lamborghini Aventador, Microchip, Cash}	^Boss \Lamborghini Aventador, 991 PR], Kim [Volkswagen Golf GTI, 963 PR])

^{Excuse me if some names aren't correct. I tried to find the right ones out of the german localization.}

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2023.05.30 13:22 sir_kickash Listening to this bitch talk about overcoming addiction on the TEDx stage she says "I probably relapsed close to 20 times"

Get real, GET REAL bro, come back when you've relapsed three times a week for six fucking months because you try to stop every day but it's just not a real thing that can happen but you spend every fucking day with a gun to your head but you don't have any bullets because you bought the gun ten years ago and all your money goes to pills and booze so you can't buy the fuckin .38 slug to off yourself because buying a box of em would mean going a day without king cobra and oxy get real bitch you don't even know, talking about your expensive rehabs and detoxes and therapists and shit. The rest of us don't get that go fuck yourself. You know what my therapy is you dumb cunt i drive out in the desert on my day off and i drink fireball and i beat the shit out of some rocks and logs with an aluminum baseball bat. Sure you made it out but I'm always amused when I make it another week without offing myself go fuck yourself fickin cint.. I'll huff down all the blown ice i van get for a day's spangin fees thank ya very much n I'll drink cheap gotrut till me cock falls off n I'll never get sober till I die thank yas very much ya focken tosser cunt aye fuck you right m8 done not known't nothin of the true alcoholic spirit, get real, yeah right ya dummy, ya dumb dummy. Go smoke some pcp in a gas station bathroom drink a 40 of king cobra in the park and act all high And mighty like that go fuck yourself ya'know ever s8nce the day I was born, it's been too late for me to be anything but what I am tonight. What I am is drunk, and what I am is mean in your passenger seat. Except I'm not in the passenger seat I'm driving drunk every goddamn night see a mf like me n3ver thinks about getting sober I'm built different I'll fight God himself for another tallcsn and a fifth and a few ciggys. Kill me and I won't die. I'll Live on in the scumfucks and the broken bottles in the gutter. When I die put that bottle in my hands. Goddamn you guys I'm gonna do it this time I'm really gonna fickin do it I just can't take it anymore give me five fuckin updoots and I'll chug the rest of this handle of jack and drive 120+ mph down the CA91W swear go god you fuckin try me I'll do it I hate every living thing on this goddamn earth and I lov3 them to pieces but try me just fuckin try me it's too late its not too late
Anyhoo I'll probably respond to comments in the early afternoon around noon to 1pm after I start to sober up and marvel at the horrors I posted across various social media's the night before; as I usually do.
Fuck you all you stupid bastards.
I love youn

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2023.05.30 13:21 Jshark666 Why amazon!!!

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2023.05.30 13:17 bigtastie Why aren't there any good small-mid sized integrated bracelet watches?

There is a HUGE trend for 70's Gérald Genta inspired watches with integrated bracelets. But there are no good small / mid sized options from China. And I don't understand why these Chinese watchmakers are sleeping on this opportunity.
The royal oak and Nautilus craze doesn't even need an introduction, these are extremely popular. And there is already a bunch of (almost 1:1) homages/clones in 40-42 mm size. But as we already know, the integrated bracelet watches wear bigger due to the bracelet being overall wider and the case design not being round. Usually it's said these watches wear 1-2 mm larger. The integrated bracelet watches often have a fixed link bracelet, which makes the effective lug-to-lug a lot bigger than the dimensions would suggest. There is a lot of anticipation of the new PRX 35 in automatic (with the waffle dial) set to be launched in june or july. Arguably this watch is a little too much, even on my small wrist. The new Christopher Ward Twelve is a another, new big hit, which is said to be coming in a 36 mm version in September.
Pagani Design had a huge let down by falsely advertising their PRX homage as a 38 mm, while it in fact was just a hair BIGGER than the 40 mm PRX. Also it was thicker, due to the choice of a Nh35 movement. The Chronograph version was only like 11 mm thick, but preferably it should be thinner when using quartz.
San Martin experimented with their (sort of weird) Royal Oak / Nautilus crossover SN013G, which actually looked nice in terms of size and case, but it had a GS inspired dial and hands, which looked way out of place on a sports watch. They also made a PRX homage, which was kind of redundant since it was the same price as the quartz version of the original.
I think there is A LOT of potential and demand in a mid sized 70's integrated bracelet sports watch. The case, bracelet and execution here is key. And now I'm saying something controversial; Use a quartz movement you can get a THIN watch at a lower cost.

36-37 mm size, so it wears like a 38 mm
GREAT bracelet with small links, lots of articulation and if possible FEMALE endlinks. AND provide half links to get a good fit, if using a butterfly clasp.
THIN case. A ~10 mm case is MUCH preferable and necessary for a integrated bracelet with to wear well. Thinness is more important than water resistance, automatic movement or anything else for this type of watch IMO
100 m water resistant, preferably with a screw down crown
Use a two hand quartz movement or the Seiko VH31 with sweeping seconds hand, to avoid the issue with the second hand not hitting the markers. It's a grab and go kind of watch, so you get the benefit of not having to set the time, but dont have to deal with the potential eyesore of the second hand missing every marker.
Keep the design classy and sporty. I prefer the original designs, but there is really no reason to reinvent the wheel, as the there are already so many popular designs to get inspired by, no need to make more weird half Gerard Genta / Grand Seiko mixes. Just improve on what is already designed. Like making a 36-37 mm version of the PRX homage or do a different dial (and perhaps another size?) of the San Martin SN013G. Maybe a smaller SN076-G? There are so many possibilities, but somehow a lot of the current chinese watches just misses the mark.
I hope to see more 3D dials, like waffle dial on the PRX/Royal Oak/Twelve or vertical lines like the Nautilus

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2023.05.30 13:13 bojodrop W or L (went through)

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2023.05.30 12:52 antonl99 [Store] Multiple Knives, Gloves & High tiers - BFK Emerald/BlackPearl, M9 Ruby 0.0013, M9 Black Pearl 0.00 2x, Howl FN/MW/FT , #1 Talon Crimson FN,0 AWP Dragon Lore MW , AK Wild Lotus MW, Stiletto Ruby/Pandora Gloves , Vice Gloves MW and MUCH more.

Hi dear friends, everything in my inventory is up for trade and up for sale.
I also buy/sell skins via Crypto.
(This List only contain items above $100 I have a lot more items in my inventory, check that out on my profile)
This list is not always up to date there is more unlisted items in my inventory! feel free to add me to discuss offers. The fastest way to get a response is to send me a direct trade offer through my trade link.
Guidelines to communicate with me : be informative on what you're interested in and if you wish to buy with cash/crypto or trade.
My discord : ¡Antonbeast Buying/Trading Skins#9260
Links to my profile / trade offer
Steam Profile : https://steamcommunity.com/id/antonbeast
Trade offer : https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffenew/?partner=61414315&token=WGyxdHWU
Every item is up for trade, don't be afraid to send an offer!
Prices on items may fluctuate, don't fully rely on the B/O price.
Name Float Specifics Tradability B/O
★ Butterfly Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0378 - Tradable $21000
★ Karambit Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0667 - Tradable $14500
★ Butterfly Knife Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0071 - Tradable $13500
★ M9 Bayonet Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0013 - Not tradeable $14500
AWP Dragon Lore MW 0.0785 - Tradable $10250
AK-47 Wild Lotus MW 0.1325 - Tradable $10500
M4A4 Howl FN 0.0568 - Tradable $7850
M4A4 Howl FN 0.0628 - Tradable $7850
AWP Dragon Lore FT 0.3701 - Tradable $6950
★ Butterfly Knife Doppler (Black Pearl) FN 0.0245 - Tradable $7850
Souvenir AK-47 Gold Arabesque MW 0.0947 - Tradable $6150
AK-47 Gold Arabesque FN 0.0069 0.00 Tradable $6351.91
AK-47 Gold Arabesque FN 0.0687 - Tradable $5351.91
★ M9 Bayonet Doppler (Black Pearl) FN 0.0096 0.00 Tradable $8252.87
★ M9 Bayonet Doppler (Black Pearl) FN 0.0089 0.00 Tradable $8252.87
★ Sport Gloves Vice MW 0.1499 - Not tradeable $5889.16
★ Sport Gloves Vice MW 0.1258 - Tradable $5889.16
★ Sport Gloves Vice MW 0.1433 BTA Knuckles, very clean Tradable $7189.16
★ Stiletto Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0222 - Tradable $5966.35
★ Flip Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0535 - Tradable $5560.84
★ Flip Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0044 - Tradable $5960.84
M4A4 Howl MW 0.0795 - Tradable $5213.81
★ Sport Gloves Pandora's Box FT 0.3633 - Tradable $5271.48
★ Stiletto Knife Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0330 - Tradable $4857.16
M4A4 Howl FT 0.3227 - Not tradeable $4256.47
★ Butterfly Knife Lore MW 0.1465 - Not tradeable $3838.56
★ Butterfly Knife Lore MW 0.1042 0.10 Tradable $4238.56
★ Specialist Gloves Crimson Kimono MW 0.1264 BTA pattern Not tradeable $4622.7
★ Talon Knife Crimson Web FN 0.0603 #1 world Talon FN CW Not tradeable $6500
★ Stiletto Knife Doppler (Ruby) MW 0.0745 - Tradable $3794.53
★ Butterfly Knife Fade FN 0.0026 - Tradable $3926.33
★ Butterfly Knife Fade FN 0.0195 80.0% lowest possible Tradable $5426.33
AWP Desert Hydra FN 0.0522 - Not tradeable $3641.45
AWP The Prince FT 0.3428 - Tradable $3627.29
★ Ursus Knife Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0140 - Tradable $3527.29
★ Butterfly Knife Fade MW 0.0703 - Tradable $3477.14
★ Karambit Lore FN 0.0631 - Tradable $3173.33
M4A1-S Knight FN 0.0076 - Tradable $3852.09
★ Karambit Fade FN 0.0101 - Tradable $2874.21
★ Karambit Fade FN 0.0097 0.00 + 99.9% Fade, one of the best kara fades. Tradable $8000.21
ST ★ Huntsman Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0331 - Tradable $2809.08
★ Huntsman Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0319 - Tradable $2732.63
★ Sport Gloves Hedge Maze FT 0.2967 - Tradable $3076.81
★ Sport Gloves Hedge Maze FT 0.2856 - Tradable $3276.81
★ Sport Gloves Hedge Maze FT 0.2243 - Tradable $4576.81
★ Butterfly Knife Doppler (Phase 2) FN 0.0355 - Tradable $2435.29
★ Butterfly Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0599 - Tradable $2398.48
★ Huntsman Knife Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0277 - Tradable $2322.03
AWP Medusa FT 0.3088 - Tradable $2519.19
Souvenir AK-47 Gold Arabesque BS 0.5971 - Tradable $2237.07
AK-47 Hydroponic FN 0.0381 - Tradable $2229.85
★ Skeleton Knife Fade FN 0.0660 - Not tradeable $2202.38
★ M9 Bayonet Fade FN 0.0373 - Tradable $2109.64
★ Butterfly Knife Lore FT 0.3677 - Tradable $2050.04
★ Bowie Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0323 - Tradable $2045.93
★ Butterfly Knife 0.3833 - Tradable $2017.61
★ Bowie Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0213 - Tradable $1966.36
★ Bowie Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0175 - Tradable $1966.36
ST ★ M9 Bayonet Fade FN 0.0101 - Tradable $1929.83
MP9 Wild Lily FN 0.0567 - Tradable $2197.26
★ Falchion Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0007 - Tradable $1887.78
★ Falchion Knife Gamma Doppler (Emerald) FN 0.0112 - Tradable $1887.78
★ Sport Gloves Omega MW 0.1382 - Tradable $1858.82
★ Sport Gloves Omega MW 0.1311 - Tradable $1858.82
★ Butterfly Knife Tiger Tooth FN 0.0073 - Not tradeable $1951.96
M4A1-S Welcome to the Jungle MW 0.1412 - Tradable $1840.63
★ Driver Gloves King Snake MW 0.1444 - Tradable $2139.14
★ Karambit Lore MW 0.0736 - Tradable $2133.76
★ Flip Knife Doppler (Black Pearl) MW 0.0781 - Tradable $2169.84
★ Karambit Marble Fade FN 0.0334 BTA Corner Tradable $1955.61
★ Karambit Doppler (Phase 2) FN 0.0344 - Tradable $1741.52
ST ★ Karambit Gamma Doppler (Phase 4) FN 0.0332 - Not tradeable $1727.36
★ M9 Bayonet Crimson Web MW 0.0880 - Tradable $3906.12
★ M9 Bayonet Marble Fade FN 0.0333 - Not tradeable $1697.63
Souvenir AWP Desert Hydra 0.4292 - Not tradeable $1670.73
AK-47 Hydroponic MW 0.0752 - Tradable $1592.85
★ Moto Gloves Spearmint FT 0.2960 - Tradable $1543.23
★ Karambit Crimson Web MW 0.1224 - Not tradeable $1451.27
AK-47 Fire Serpent MW 0.0999 - Tradable $1343.52
AK-47 Fire Serpent MW 0.1411 - Tradable $1343.52
M4A1-S Imminent Danger MW 0.1346 - Tradable $1308.26
★ Karambit BS 0.5547 - Tradable $1295.45
★ Karambit Doppler (Phase 3) FN 0.0064 - Not tradeable $1258.42
★ Karambit Doppler (Phase 3) FN 0.0354 - Tradable $1258.42
★ Karambit Doppler (Phase 1) FN 0.0277 - Not tradeable $1245.96
★ Survival Knife Crimson Web FN 0.0670 - Not tradeable $1234.64
★ Gut Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0232 - Not tradeable $1230.11
★ M9 Bayonet Slaughter FN 0.0335 - Not tradeable $1203.35
★ M9 Bayonet Slaughter FN 0.0699 - Tradable $1203.35
AWP Fade FN 0.0206 - Tradable $1189.33
ST ★ Butterfly Knife Ultraviolet MW 0.1411 - Tradable $1189.33
AWP Fade FN 0.0333 - Tradable $1189.33
ST ★ Talon Knife Doppler (Phase 2) FN 0.0465 - Not tradeable $1118.39
★ Talon Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0402 - Tradable $1113.72
★ Talon Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0355 - Tradable $1113.72
★ Talon Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0338 - Tradable $1113.72
ST ★ Butterfly Knife Damascus Steel MW 0.0811 - Tradable $1068.27
★ Karambit Slaughter MW 0.1166 - Tradable $1054.82
★ Navaja Knife Doppler (Sapphire) FN 0.0387 - Not tradeable $1040.52
★ Shadow Daggers Doppler (Ruby) FN 0.0081 - Tradable $996.63
★ Stiletto Knife Fade FN 0.0090 - Tradable $990.97
★ Specialist Gloves Field Agent MW 0.1271 - Tradable $989.55
★ Butterfly Knife Blue Steel MW 0.0888 - Not tradeable $987.57
★ Talon Knife Doppler (Phase 1) FN 0.0346 - Not tradeable $984.03
★ Karambit Case Hardened MW 0.0883 - Not tradeable $955.71
ST ★ Bayonet Lore MW 0.0804 - Tradable $906.01
AK-47 Fire Serpent FT 0.2272 - Tradable $900.49
★ Bayonet Marble Fade FN 0.0320 - Tradable $890.51
★ Talon Knife Tiger Tooth FN 0.0556 - Tradable $822.62
ST ★ Bayonet Tiger Tooth MW 0.0716 - Tradable $821.2
ST AK-47 Vulcan MW 0.0981 4x Kato 15 Navi Holo Tradable $2816.96
★ Karambit Blue Steel MW 0.1493 - Tradable $799.97
★ Sport Gloves Vice BS 0.7893 - Tradable $792.88
ST ★ Classic Knife Fade FN 0.0592 - Tradable $786.44
Desert Eagle Blaze FN 0.0085 - Tradable $780.43
Desert Eagle Blaze FN 0.0260 - Tradable $780.43
Desert Eagle Blaze FN 0.0044 - Tradable $780.43
Desert Eagle Blaze FN 0.0078 - Tradable $780.43
Desert Eagle Blaze FN 0.0313 - Tradable $780.43
★ M9 Bayonet Bright Water FN 0.0322 - Tradable $745.46
★ Karambit Blue Steel FT 0.1713 - Tradable $736.25
ST ★ Stiletto Knife Doppler (Phase 2) FN 0.0464 - Tradable $734.84
★ Bayonet Autotronic MW 0.1111 - Tradable $729.31
★ Sport Gloves Omega FT 0.3725 - Not tradeable $714.87
★ Sport Gloves Scarlet Shamagh MW 0.1074 - Tradable $707.86
★ Butterfly Knife Forest DDPAT MW 0.1363 - Tradable $700.78
★ Flip Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0299 - Not tradeable $687.48
★ Bayonet Doppler (Phase 1) FN 0.0165 - Tradable $683.58
★ Stiletto Knife Marble Fade FN 0.0072 - Tradable $676.64
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2023.05.30 12:39 Pathalen Which are Your SSS Staples?

Just saw there was a new one about two days ago - Sloma Processing Platform, I believe. Went on it since more modules, and I actually managed to clear it without deaths, blindly, just going with ye olde reliable squad. Got me thinking of how good these picks are, cause it wasn't me being the tactician carrying the run, it was the units. :D
But that also made me think how not really too many of them were on any meta lists, which sure, I don't agree with most of those, but there's no denying they usually have at least a fair point.
So, it made me think, what of you mates? What are your staples in SSS, what are your aces that carry you and that you take in every squad because they, well, do a damn fine job. What about them you feel makes them so well in this mode?
These are mine with short descriptions:
Vanguards: -The flag bearers - I mean, the meta list say it, Elysium, Saileach and Myrtle just let you set up your team and cycle buffs much faster. And the Vanguard buff itself is grand. -Bagpipe and Reed - Cheap early lane holders to cycle the vanguard buff later.
Specialists: -Manticore and Specter - the strongest duo. So many of these maps are single lane, and these two lock a lane with their combined 84% AOE slow. -Weedy and Gladia - Great stall from both, and can be used to bounce back needed operatos I needed to drop early or for buffs. -Phantom, Red and Texas - Have stall skills - far less efficient and lasting than Gladia and Weedy, but they can bounce back at a significantly cheaper cost.
Supporters: -Stainless - Used him for the first time and aside from useful operator draw as a ground unit, with the help of cycle buffs, he effectively guarantees 100% up time on many, very potent skills. -Angelina - one of the best DPS in the game. Carries runs with 4 castevanguard, 1 sniper buffs. Her passive heal also is a great side sustain when one doesn't use medics, and enables things like spamming Ifrit's 3rd skill without her dying from the 2nd cast. -Sora, Podenco, Deepcolor, Mayer, Glaucus, Roberta - Operator draw utility at cheap prices coupled with solid stall and support skill.
Casters: -Carnelian - Another of my core carries with Angelina, melts everything with 3rd skill and the coveted 4 caster, 1 sniper buff combo. Can be a reliable ranged tank as well, like she was vs Tytus. -Goldenglow - Another of my core carries - high magic damage is king, and no one rules that better than Goldenglow. She is by far the strongest unit for me in this mode and makes about every run work smoothly. -Ifrit - Very solid damage dealer on the Ifrit lanes, destroys last map of 1st area, especially with Specter and Manticore. A bit expensive caster buff cycle on maps where she isn't too relevant. -Indigo - Solid staller and caster buff cycler. -Mostima - SP battery for 3 of the strongest units in this mode. Has great stall and good AOE in her 2nd and 3rd skills.
Defenders: -Blemishine - Can cycle 1 or 2 defender +block buffs into specter, can AOE heal when rarely needed, can stall pretty solidly with spammable sleep. -Saria - Huge area slow and damage amp for main damage dealers, incredibly good with 5 vanguard buffs. -Blitz - Great stall and quite tanky while cycling tank buffs into Specter.
Guards (Take none or only 1-2 in starting squad, and generally skip taking any most runs): -Surtr - High AOE Arts damage for short instances, mostly a panic button that works well with being bounced back by a specialist. If she hits 0 hp, her passive auto-retreats her after X seconds, she doesn't get stunned on the ground like others when defeated, so pay mind to that. -Ch'en - SP battery and can inflict stun in several ways, or pass on guard buff, but overall weaker end due to extremely armored foes. Big advantage that you can now use both versions at once. -Nearl - Another panic button with a bit of CC, 3rd skill can do a bit, but it's really the ability to deploy her ignore unit cap that makes her such a reliable panic button. -Cutter - With enough damage and SP buffs, can throw more knives than Dio could dream. Does reliable damage even against the extreme armor, but still far too squishy, and vastly outdone by the casters and Angelina. -Frostleaf - Reliable stall against big things, but between guard buff being weaker and large groups of tough foes being a lot more common than single boss level foes, she falls behind in efficiency.
Snipers: -Ch'en - Damage is good, especially early on, if not on par with the casters, and the AOE slow on 2nd and 3rd skill is very significant. 5 castevanguard buffs is the dream. -Rosa - Ignores most armor and is very reliable stall that can cycle very fast with enough castevanguard buffs. -Archetto and April - Very cheap to cycle sniper buff, and can dish out fair damage early on, against squishier targets at least, before being cycled out for Goldenglow, Mostima, Angelina or Carnelian. -Shwarz - Does enough damage to practically ignore the boosted armor, but can only single target damage, has to choose 2nd skill over 3rd most of the time - which is strong, but not on par with 3rd's raw damage - and is a bit more expensive of a sniper buff cycle at twice Archetto and April's cost, without having Ch'en or Rosa's stall or AOE capabilities.

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2023.05.30 12:10 Dowdidik Corrélations génétiques des différents troubles mentaux et notion de "spectre".

Des variantes génétiques similaires semblent être à l'origine d'un certain nombre de troubles psychiatriques. Dans une étude portant sur 200 000 personnes (8), la schizophrénie présentait une corrélation significative avec la plupart des autres troubles. En revanche, certains troubles tels que le syndrome de stress post-traumatique (PTSD) ne présentaient que de faibles corrélations avec d'autres pathologies. - Marshall, M. (2020). The hidden links between mental disorders. Nature, 581(7806), 19–21. doi:10.1038/d41586-020-00922-8

Je trouve intéressant de vous partager l'article publié dans Nature en 2020 en lien avec cette carte :

Les racines de la maladie mentale.

Les chercheurs commencent à démêler la biologie commune qui relie des troubles psychiatriques supposés distincts. Par Michael Marshall
En 2018, le psychiatre Oleguer Plana-Ripoll s'est heurté à un fait déroutant concernant les troubles mentaux. Il savait que de nombreuses personnes souffraient de plusieurs maladies - anxiété et dépression, par exemple, ou schizophrénie et troubles bipolaires. Il a donc mis la main sur une base de données contenant les informations médicales d'environ 5,9 millions de citoyens danois.
Il a été stupéfait par ce qu'il a découvert. Chaque trouble mental prédisposait le patient à tous les autres troubles mentaux, quelle que soit la différence des symptômes¹. "Nous savions que la comorbidité était importante, mais nous ne nous attendions pas à trouver des associations pour toutes les paires", explique Plana-Ripoll, qui travaille à l'université d'Aarhus au Danemark.
L'étude aborde une question fondamentale qui préoccupe les chercheurs depuis plus d'un siècle. Quelles sont les racines de la maladie mentale ?
Dans l'espoir de trouver une réponse, les scientifiques ont accumulé une énorme quantité de données au cours de la dernière décennie, en étudiant les gènes, l'activité cérébrale et la neuroanatomie. Ils ont découvert que de nombreux gènes identiques sont à l'origine de troubles apparemment distincts, tels que la schizophrénie et l'autisme, et que des changements dans les systèmes de prise de décision du cerveau pourraient être impliqués dans de nombreuses affections.
Les chercheurs sont également en train de repenser radicalement les théories sur la façon dont notre cerveau se dérègle. L'idée selon laquelle les maladies mentales peuvent être classées dans des catégories distinctes et discrètes, telles que l'"anxiété" ou la "psychose", a été largement réfutée. Au contraire, les troubles se fondent les uns dans les autres et il n'existe pas de lignes de démarcation nettes, comme l'a clairement démontré l'étude de Plana-Ripoll.
Aujourd'hui, les chercheurs tentent de comprendre la biologie qui sous-tend ce spectre de psychopathologie.
Ils ont formulé quelques théories. Il existe peut-être plusieurs dimensions de la maladie mentale, de sorte que, selon les résultats obtenus pour chacune d'entre elles, une personne serait plus encline à souffrir de certains troubles que d'autres. Une autre idée, plus radicale, est qu'il existe un facteur unique qui rend les personnes sujettes aux maladies mentales en général : le trouble qu'elles développent est alors déterminé par d'autres facteurs. Les deux idées sont prises au sérieux, bien que le concept de dimensions multiples soit plus largement accepté par les chercheurs.
Les détails sont encore flous, mais la plupart des psychiatres s'accordent à dire qu'une chose est claire : l'ancien système consistant à classer les troubles mentaux dans des catégories précises ne fonctionne pas. Ils espèrent également qu'à long terme, le remplacement de ce cadre par un autre fondé sur la biologie débouchera sur de nouvelles drogues et de nouveaux traitements. Les chercheurs visent à révéler, par exemple, les gènes clés, les régions du cerveau et les processus neurologiques impliqués dans la psychopathologie, et à les cibler avec des thérapies. Bien qu'il faille un certain temps pour y parvenir, Steven Hyman, du Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard à Cambridge (Massachusetts), déclare : "Je suis optimiste à long terme si le domaine fait vraiment son travail".

Un florilège de troubles.

Le défi le plus immédiat est de savoir comment diagnostiquer les personnes. Depuis les années 1950, les psychiatres utilisent un ouvrage exhaustif appelé Manuel diagnostique et statistique des troubles mentaux, qui en est actuellement à sa cinquième édition. Il répertorie tous les troubles reconnus, de l'autisme aux troubles obsessionnels compulsifs en passant par la dépression, l'anxiété et la schizophrénie. Chaque trouble est défini par des symptômes. L'hypothèse inhérente est que chaque trouble est distinct et survient pour des raisons différentes.
Cependant, avant même la publication du DSM-5 en 2013, de nombreux chercheurs affirmaient que cette approche était erronée. "N'importe quel clinicien aurait pu vous dire que les patients n'avaient pas lu le DSM et ne s'y conformaient pas", explique M. Hyman, qui a participé à la rédaction de la cinquième édition du manuel.
Peu de patients correspondent à un ensemble de critères précis. Au contraire, les personnes présentent souvent un mélange de symptômes liés à différents troubles. Même si une personne a reçu un diagnostic assez clair de dépression, elle présente souvent des symptômes d'un autre trouble, comme l'anxiété. "Si vous souffrez d'un trouble, vous avez beaucoup plus de chances d'en souffrir d'un autre", explique Ted Satterthwaite, neuropsychiatre à l'université de Pennsylvanie, à Philadelphie.
Cela implique que la façon dont les cliniciens ont divisé les troubles mentaux est erronée. Les psychiatres ont tenté de résoudre ce problème en divisant les troubles en sous-types de plus en plus fins. "Si l'on observe l'évolution du DSM au fil du temps, le livre devient de plus en plus épais", explique M. Satterthwaite. Mais le problème persiste : les sous-types reflètent encore mal l'ensemble des symptômes que présentent de nombreux patients.
C'est pourquoi l'Institut national américain de la santé mentale, le plus grand bailleur de fonds de la science de la santé mentale au monde, a modifié son mode de financement de la recherche. À partir de 2011, il a commencé à exiger davantage d'études sur les fondements biologiques des troubles, plutôt que sur leurs symptômes, dans le cadre d'un programme appelé "Research Domain Criteria" (critères de domaine de recherche). Depuis, la recherche sur les fondements biologiques de la psychopathologie a explosé, les études se concentrant notamment sur la génétique et la neuroanatomie. Mais si les chercheurs espéraient démystifier la psychopathologie, ils ont encore un long chemin à parcourir : la principale découverte a été la complexité de la psychopathologie.

Des clusters controversés.

D'un point de vue clinique, les preuves que les symptômes recoupent plusieurs troubles - ou que les personnes présentent souvent plus d'un trouble - n'ont fait que se renforcer. C'est pourquoi, bien que des symptômes individuels tels que les changements d'humeur ou les troubles du raisonnement puissent être diagnostiqués de manière fiable, il est difficile d'attribuer les patients à un diagnostic global tel que le "trouble bipolaire".
Même des troubles apparemment distincts sont liés. En 2008, la généticienne Angelica Ronald, qui travaillait alors à l'Institut de psychiatrie du King's College de Londres, et ses collègues ont découvert que l'autisme et le trouble déficitaire de l'attention avec hyperactivité (TDAH) se chevauchaient. "À l'époque, il n'était pas possible d'être diagnostiqué comme souffrant de ces deux troubles", explique Angelica Ronald, en raison d'une règle figurant dans une version antérieure du DSM. Mais elle et son équipe ont découvert que les caractéristiques de l'autisme et du TDAH étaient fortement corrélées et en partie sous contrôle génétique².
En outre, il semble y avoir des groupes de symptômes qui dépassent les limites des troubles. Une étude de 2018³ a examiné des personnes chez qui on avait diagnostiqué soit une dépression majeure, soit un trouble panique, soit un trouble de stress post-traumatique (PTSD). Les volontaires ont été évalués sur la base de leurs symptômes, de leurs performances cognitives et de leur activité cérébrale. Les chercheurs ont constaté que les participants se répartissaient en six groupes, caractérisés par des humeurs distinctes telles que la "tension" et la "mélancolie". Les groupes recoupent les trois catégories diagnostiques comme si elles n'existaient pas. Beaucoup s'accordent aujourd'hui à dire que les catégories diagnostiques sont erronées. La question qui se pose est la suivante : avec la biologie comme guide, à quoi devraient ressembler le diagnostic et le traitement psychiatriques ?

Dimensions multiples.

L'un des principaux modèles consiste à dire qu'il existe un certain nombre de traits neuropsychologiques ou "dimensions" qui varient d'une personne à l'autre. Chaque trait détermine notre susceptibilité à certains types de troubles. Par exemple, une personne peut être sujette à des troubles de l'humeur tels que l'anxiété, mais pas à des troubles de la pensée tels que la schizophrénie.
Cette approche est similaire à la façon dont les psychologues conçoivent la personnalité. Dans un modèle, cinq traits de personnalité, tels que le caractère consciencieux et le névrosisme, décrivent la plupart des variations de la personnalité humaine.
Certains psychiatres tentent déjà de réimaginer leur discipline en tenant compte des dimensions. Au début des années 2010, des pressions ont été exercées pour éliminer les catégories de troubles du DSM-5 au profit d'une approche "dimensionnelle" basée sur des symptômes individuels. Cette tentative a échoué, en partie parce que le financement des soins de santé et les soins aux patients ont été construits autour des catégories du DSM. Toutefois, d'autres catalogues de troubles ont évolué vers la dimensionnalité. En 2019, l'Assemblée mondiale de la santé a approuvé la dernière classification internationale des maladies (appelée CIM-11), dans laquelle certaines psychopathologies ont été décomposées en symptômes dimensionnels plutôt qu'en catégories.
Le défi posé par l'hypothèse de la dimensionnalité est évident : combien y a-t-il de dimensions et quelles sont-elles ? Satterthwaite parle d'un "très gros problème".
Une théorie populaire⁴, soutenue par de nombreuses études au cours de la dernière décennie, plaide en faveur de deux dimensions seulement. La première comprend tous les troubles "intériorisés", tels que la dépression, dont les symptômes primaires affectent l'état interne de la personne. Elle s'oppose aux troubles "extériorisés", tels que l'hyperactivité et le comportement antisocial, qui affectent la réaction d'une personne au monde. Si une personne a été diagnostiquée avec deux troubles ou plus, les études suggèrent qu'il s'agit probablement de la même catégorie.
Mais des études combinant de grandes quantités de données d'imagerie cérébrale avec l'apprentissage automatique ont abouti à des chiffres différents, même dans des études réalisées par le même laboratoire. L'année dernière, Satterthwaite et son groupe ont publié une étude⁵ portant sur 1 141 jeunes présentant des symptômes d'intériorisation et ont constaté qu'ils pouvaient être divisés en deux groupes sur la base de leur structure et de leur fonction cérébrale. En 2018, Satterthwaite a mené une étude similaire⁶ et a identifié quatre dimensions, chacune associée à un modèle distinct de connectivité cérébrale.
À terme, une future version du DSM pourrait comporter des chapitres consacrés à chaque dimension, explique M. Hyman. Ces chapitres pourraient énumérer les troubles qui se regroupent dans chaque dimension, ainsi que leurs symptômes et tout biomarqueur dérivé de la physiologie et de la génétique sous-jacentes. Deux personnes présentant des symptômes similaires mais des mutations ou des altérations neuroanatomiques différentes pourraient alors être diagnostiquées et traitées différemment.

Dans les gènes.

L'un des piliers de cette approche future est une meilleure compréhension de la génétique des maladies mentales. Au cours de la dernière décennie, les études sur la génétique psychopathologique sont devenues suffisamment importantes pour permettre de tirer des conclusions solides.
Ces études révèlent qu'aucun gène individuel ne contribue fortement au risque de psychopathologie ; au contraire, des centaines de gènes ont chacun un petit effet. Une étude de 2009⁷ a révélé que des milliers de variantes génétiques constituaient des facteurs de risque pour la schizophrénie. Nombre d'entre elles étaient également associées au trouble bipolaire, ce qui suggère que certains gènes contribuent aux deux troubles.
Cela ne veut pas dire que les mêmes gènes sont impliqués dans tous les troubles cérébraux, loin de là. Une équipe dirigée par le généticien Benjamin Neale du Massachusetts General Hospital de Boston et le psychiatre Aiden Corvin du Trinity College de Dublin a découvert en 2018 que les troubles neurologiques tels que l'épilepsie et la sclérose en plaques sont génétiquement distincts des troubles psychiatriques tels que la schizophrénie et la dépression⁸ (voir la "Carte mentale").
Ces études ont toutes porté sur des variantes communes, qui sont les plus faciles à détecter. Certaines études récentes se sont plutôt concentrées sur des variantes extrêmement rares, qui suggèrent des différences génétiques entre les troubles. Une étude portant sur plus de 12 000 personnes⁹ a révélé que les personnes atteintes de schizophrénie présentaient un taux anormalement élevé de mutations ultra-rare - et que celles-ci étaient souvent propres à un seul individu.
Le résultat est un véritable gâchis. Il est difficile de prédire quels sont les facteurs de risque qui s'appliquent à toutes les maladies. "Certains d'entre eux sont largement partagés par l'ensemble des psychopathologies", déclare Neale, "tandis que d'autres sont un peu plus spécifiques à une ou quelques formes de psychopathologie".

Le facteur p

Certains psychiatres ont avancé une hypothèse radicale qui, espèrent-ils, leur permettra de donner un sens à ce chaos. Si les troubles partagent des symptômes, ou cooccurrent, et si de nombreux gènes sont impliqués dans de multiples troubles, il existe peut-être un facteur unique qui prédispose les personnes à la psychopathologie.
Cette idée a été proposée pour la première fois en 2012 par Benjamin Lahey, spécialiste de la santé publique à l'université de Chicago, dans l'Illinois¹⁰. Lahey et ses collègues ont étudié les symptômes de 11 troubles. Ils ont utilisé des statistiques pour déterminer si le modèle pouvait être expliqué au mieux par trois dimensions distinctes, ou par ces trois dimensions combinées à une prédisposition "générale". Le modèle fonctionnait mieux si le facteur général était inclus.
L'année suivante, l'hypothèse a reçu plus de soutien - et un nom accrocheur - de la part des psychologues Avshalom Caspi et Terrie Moffitt de l'université Duke à Durham, en Caroline du Nord. Ils ont utilisé les données d'une étude à long terme portant sur 1 037 personnes et ont constaté que la plupart des variations des symptômes pouvaient être expliquées par un seul facteur¹¹.
Caspi et Moffitt ont appelé ce facteur le "facteur p". Depuis 2013, de nombreuses études ont reproduit leur principale découverte. Caspi et Moffitt ont clairement indiqué que le facteur p ne pouvait pas tout expliquer et n'ont fait aucune supposition quant à sa biologie sous-jacente, se contentant d'émettre l'hypothèse qu'un ensemble de gènes pourrait jouer un rôle de médiateur. D'autres ont proposé que le facteur p soit une prédisposition générale à la psychopathologie, mais que d'autres facteurs - expériences stressantes ou autres altérations génétiques - poussent une personne vers différents symptômes¹². Mais si ce facteur est réel, il a une implication surprenante : il pourrait y avoir une cible thérapeutique unique pour les troubles psychiatriques.
Certains indices laissent déjà penser que les traitements généralisés pourraient être aussi efficaces que les thérapies ciblées. Une étude réalisée en 2017¹³ a assigné au hasard des personnes souffrant de troubles anxieux, tels que le trouble panique ou le trouble obsessionnel-compulsif, à recevoir soit une thérapie pour leur trouble spécifique, soit une approche généralisée. Les deux thérapies se sont avérées aussi efficaces l'une que l'autre.
Trouver une base physiologique au facteur p serait la première étape vers des thérapies basées sur ce facteur, mais ce n'est que ces dernières années que les chercheurs en ont trouvé des indices dans les données génétiques et neuroanatomiques. Une étude¹⁴ sur la génétique de la psychopathologie dans une population britannique, par exemple, a identifié un "facteur génétique p" - un ensemble de gènes dont les variations contribuaient au risque de psychopathologie.
Dans le même temps, d'autres groupes ont cherché un changement neuroanatomique qui se produit dans de multiples psychopathologies. Les résultats sont intrigants, mais contradictoires.
Une étude¹⁵ portant sur six psychopathologies a révélé que la matière grise du cerveau diminuait dans trois régions impliquées dans le traitement des émotions : le cingulum antérieur dorsal, l'insula droite et l'insula gauche. Mais des études ultérieures menées par Adrienne Romer, psychologue clinicienne à la Harvard Medical School et à l'hôpital McLean de Belmont (Massachusetts), ont permis d'identifier un trio de régions totalement différent, dont le rôle consiste notamment à gérer les fonctions corporelles de base et les mouvements¹⁶ : le pons, le cervelet et une partie du cortex. Pour y voir plus clair, il faut peut-être se concentrer sur la fonction exécutive du cerveau : la capacité à réguler le comportement en planifiant, en prêtant attention et en résistant à la tentation, qui s'appuie sur de nombreuses régions du cerveau. Romer et Satterthwaite ont indépendamment constaté des perturbations des fonctions exécutives dans une série de psychopathologies^17,18 - le soupçon étant que ces perturbations pourraient être à l'origine du facteur p.
La plupart des scientifiques s'accordent à dire qu'il faut davantage de données, et nombre d'entre eux ne sont pas convaincus par des explications aussi simples. "Je suis un peu moins sûr que c'est ce qui va se passer", déclare Neale. Au niveau génétique au moins, dit-il, de nombreux troubles, tels que le PTSD et le trouble anxieux généralisé, restent mal compris.
Toutes ces hypothèses générales sont prématurées, selon Hyman. "Je pense que l'heure est à la recherche empirique plutôt qu'aux grandes théories."
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2 : Ronald, A., Simonoff, E., Kuntsi, J., Asherson, P., & Plomin, R. (2008). Evidence for overlapping genetic influences on autistic and ADHD behaviours in a community twin sample. Journal of Child psychology and Psychiatry, 49(5), 535-542.
3 : Grisanzio, K. A., Goldstein-Piekarski, A. N., Wang, M. Y., Ahmed, A. P. R., Samara, Z., & Williams, L. M. (2018). Transdiagnostic symptom clusters and associations with brain, behavior, and daily function in mood, anxiety, and trauma disorders. JAMA psychiatry, 75(2), 201-209.
4 : Krueger, R. F., & Eaton, N. R. (2015). Transdiagnostic factors of mental disorders. World Psychiatry, 14(1), 27.
5 : Kaczkurkin, A. N., Sotiras, A., Baller, E. B., Barzilay, R., Calkins, M. E., Chand, G. B., ... & Satterthwaite, T. D. (2020). Neurostructural heterogeneity in youths with internalizing symptoms. Biological psychiatry, 87(5), 473-482.
6 : Xia, C. H., Ma, Z., Ciric, R., Gu, S., Betzel, R. F., Kaczkurkin, A. N., ... & Satterthwaite, T. D. (2018). Linked dimensions of psychopathology and connectivity in functional brain networks. Nature communications, 9(1), 3003.
7 : International Schizophrenia Consortium Manuscript preparation. (2009). Common polygenic variation contributes to risk of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Nature, 460(7256), 748-752.
8 : Brainstorm Consortium. (2018). Analysis of shared heritability in common disorders of the brain. Science (New York, NY), 360(6395).
9 : Genovese, G., Fromer, M., Stahl, E. A., Ruderfer, D. M., Chambert, K., Landén, M., ... & McCarroll, S. A. (2016). Increased burden of ultra-rare protein-altering variants among 4,877 individuals with schizophrenia. Nature neuroscience, 19(11), 1433-1441.
10 : Lahey, B. B., Applegate, B., Hakes, J. K., Zald, D. H., Hariri, A. R., & Rathouz, P. J. (2012). Is there a general factor of prevalent psychopathology during adulthood?. Journal of abnormal psychology, 121(4), 971.
11 : Caspi, A., Houts, R. M., Belsky, D. W., Goldman-Mellor, S. J., Harrington, H., Israel, S., ... & Moffitt, T. E. (2014). The p factor: one general psychopathology factor in the structure of psychiatric disorders?. Clinical psychological science, 2(2), 119-137.
12 : Lahey, B. B., Krueger, R. F., Rathouz, P. J., Waldman, I. D., & Zald, D. H. (2017). A hierarchical causal taxonomy of psychopathology across the life span. Psychological bulletin, 143(2), 142.
13 : Barlow, D. H., Farchione, T. J., Bullis, J. R., Gallagher, M. W., Murray-Latin, H., Sauer-Zavala, S., ... & Cassiello-Robbins, C. (2017). The unified protocol for transdiagnostic treatment of emotional disorders compared with diagnosis-specific protocols for anxiety disorders: A randomized clinical trial. JAMA psychiatry, 74(9), 875-884.
14 : Selzam, S., Coleman, J. R., Caspi, A., Moffitt, T. E., & Plomin, R. (2018). A polygenic p factor for major psychiatric disorders. Translational psychiatry, 8(1), 205.
15 : Goodkind, M., Eickhoff, S. B., Oathes, D. J., Jiang, Y., Chang, A., Jones-Hagata, L. B., ... & Etkin, A. (2015). Identification of a common neurobiological substrate for mental illness. JAMA psychiatry, 72(4), 305-315.
16 : Romer, A. L., Knodt, A. R., Houts, R., Brigidi, B. D., Moffitt, T. E., Caspi, A., & Hariri, A. R. (2018). Structural alterations within cerebellar circuitry are associated with general liability for common mental disorders. Molecular psychiatry, 23(4), 1084-1090.
17 : Elliott, M. L., Romer, A., Knodt, A. R., & Hariri, A. R. (2018). A connectome-wide functional signature of transdiagnostic risk for mental illness. Biological psychiatry, 84(6), 452-459.
18 : Shanmugan, S., Wolf, D. H., Calkins, M. E., Moore, T. M., Ruparel, K., Hopson, R. D., ... & Satterthwaite, T. D. (2016). Common and dissociable mechanisms of executive system dysfunction across psychiatric disorders in youth. American journal of psychiatry, 173(5), 517-526.

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2023.05.30 12:02 Then-Hyena3029 New 20 Goblin Maps + limited edition hero

There are new 20 Goblin Maps and a Final Boss: The Goblin King!
The last 20 goblin maps will be announced in summer of 2023 and the Goblin King is Supposed to be Limited Edition hero(You can buy it for 15000 Dark Elixir)
The Goblin King has a unique Ability, Spawning 12 Goblins in a row, Recover HP and Will Rage.
The Limited edition Goblin king Thing is not the same as the goblin map one, it's a nerfed version of the goblin map one.
In the Goblin maps it has level 100 And The Goblin King has unique levels depended on your town hall level. It cannot be upgraded.
TH1 - 15
TH2 - 20
TH3 - 35
TH4 - 40
TH5 - 45
TH6 - 50
TH7 - 55
TH8 - 65
TH9 - 80
TH10 and up - 85
It can also Exceed The limit of how many heroes you have, making a total of 5 Heroes

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2023.05.30 12:01 ColsonThePCmechanic Covenanters & Crusaders: Contest Update 1

A competitor has pointed out a flaw in the Covenanter base file. Consequently, I've reposted the contest files contained in the Google Drive link right here.
If you have already started your Covenanter design, you can bring yours up to date by making sure all side armor panels are set to 30mm.
A new cannon choice has also been added, along with a preview file for the King Panther (made by ZeAppelMan) which your entries will be facing. Want to see more about what you'll need to do in order to defeat it? Read on below!
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Fall, 1945
After the failure of repeated efforts to break into European territory after the Normandy landings, Britain was looking to upgrade its aging fleet of cruiser light tanks to better combat the mysterious new “King Panther”, which were appearing more and more frequently on the battlefield. Internal conflicts within the British War Office escalated to fierce debates over whether to pursue upgrade packages for the Covenanter tank, or the Crusader tanks. Eventually, it was determined that the best way to determine which vehicle would be better for upgrading is to outsource development and pick the best result. You are now tasked with this momentous task of analyzing the existing fleet of cruiser vehicles, determining which one to upgrade, and designing the upgrade package. Good luck!
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Submission deadline: June 19th at 11:59 PM UTC
Contest details:
In this contest, you will get to choose whether to support the Covenanter team or the Crusader team, and utilize newer technologies to procure an upgrade package for your vehicle of choice. Entries will be judged based on their aesthetics and combat performance, along with bonus points and markdowns that can affect the score. While the War Office has permitted any feasible turret (or casemate) configuration to manufacture, they have also specified certain restrictions that entries must follow in the final product.

Upgrade packages for both vehicles cannot cause the vehicle to exceed 30.0 tons in weight.
Vehicles cannot exceed 7 meters in length (excluding the gun), 3 meters in width, and 3.2 meters in height. Foldable utilities like machine guns and antennas are not counted.
Vehicles cannot be designed in a way that requires cramming more objects into the hull than is possible. The turret also cannot collide with objects mounted on the hull.
The driver must have at least 0.6 cubic meters of room to sit in, while all other crew members will need at least 0.8 cubic meters of room.
Vehicles must be equipped with sufficient ventilation and external water stowage (prototypes may use blue paint to mark the intended container for water). They also must have at least 250 L of fuel, 40 rounds of ammunition, and three crew members.

Vehicle upgrade packages will need to use engines and guns already in production, in order to avoid complicating Britain’s war machine further than necessary.

Available gun options (AP rounds):
-Ordnance QF 6-pounder
-Ordnance QF 17-pounder
-HV 77mm Cannon
-Ordnance QF 32-pounder
Available gun options (APHE rounds):
-Ordnance QF 95mm howitzer
-QF 4.7 inch Mark IX
-BL 5.5-inch Howitzer
-BL 7.2-inch Howitzer
Adjusting the gun recess and counterweight, along with increasing its thickness, is allowed. You also are allowed to shorten the gun barrel length, but this won’t be looked at as favorably by the War Office.

Available engines:
-R-975E-C2 (400hp)
-Rolls-Royce Meteor (600hp)
-Wright G-200 (800hp)
-Rolls Royce Griffon (1000hp)
-Merlin XX (1100hp)
-Bristol Hercules (1300hp)
All engines can have their RPM settings adjusted.
All necessary files for the permitted guns, engines, and the base tanks (provided by DarioXN, ZeAppelMan, and Prim Olaf in the Discord) can be found in the attached .zip file at the Google Drive link right here.

Bonus points: These can be awarded for vehicles that meet requirements posted by the War Office. Points here will be added to your final score, after assessment of the vehicle’s aesthetics and combat score.
reaches a top speed of 60km/h: 2 points
100mm of effective frontal armor: 2 points
Utilizes twin transmission: 1 point
gun has over 150mm of penetration: 4 points
carries 450 L of fuel: 3 points
Capable of -12 degrees of gun depression: 3 points
Covenanter: Radiators relocated to rear or replaced(this is required if frontal armor is added):5 points
Crusader: New ventilation installed (this is required if engine deck is extended):5 points

**Markdowns:**These can occur if vehicles are modified in a way that increases the complexity of the vehicle’s upgrade process, or reduces its effectiveness. Note that some markdowns can be offset by gains through combat performance, such as extending the engine deck geometry to allow adding a bigger engine.
Extra hull armor is applied internally (over 5mm): 3 points
Crew is exposed to standard rifle shots: 3 points
Hull requires labor-intensive disassembly: 4 points
Engine deck does not have sufficient vents: 3 points
Vehicle cannot exceed 40km/h: 3 points
Cannot turn while stationary: 2 points
Barrel length is shortened: 1 point

**Hull modifications:**Both the Covenanter and Crusader contain thickened frontal and side armor, along with complex mechanisms attached to them. The roof and backside, however, are much easier to modify and build upon. As a result, vehicles will be looked at less favorably if additions to the vehicle’s geometry require dismantling portions of the front, side, or bottom armor plates. This does not mean, however, that you cannot add more to them. Bolt-on armor shielding, regardless of armor thickness, will not incur a penalty. Additionally, the driver’s compartment and its respective armor face can be modified at no penalty.
**Vehicle aesthetics:**Your prototype vehicles will be easier to get into production if the layout of vehicle components is included with your prototype. The generic hulls that you will be given to experiment with have a standard equipment and utilities loadout, and will be considered a “base” value in terms of aesthetic traits. These will both score 10 points in their current state. Adding more to its aesthetics scoring, and extending it to any turrets you may add, will increase this score by up to 10 points. Consequently, the opposite can lead to aesthetics points being removed.
Should you wish to also model the interior, a “combat-ready” version of your prototype will also need to be supplied. Your combat-ready vehicle will be used for analysis in combat performance, interior space, and other physical traits. Meanwhile, your detailed prototype will be used for aesthetics scoring, and will not have weight or space limitations imposed upon it.
**Combat trials:**Vehicles will be fought against a fleet of captured King Panther tanks in a “trial by fire” match. Entrants will have a budget of 250 tons, meaning that lighter vehicles will have a higher team count during combat. Points will be earned based upon how many enemy vehicles are killed, and how many allies survive the mock battle. Bonus points can also be earned based on performance relative to competing proposals.

We are still awaiting for the captured King Panther tanks to arrive on the mainland, but so far we have received some details about their characteristics:
-Front and side armor has received large upgrades compared to typical Panthers, in some cases up to 50mm of added thickness.
-The engine seems to have been changed, to compensate for the added weight.
-The vehicle’s interior seems much different than previous Panthers, which could mean they have better handling than previous models.
-The gun itself seems to be the same as previous Panthers-Shielding has been added to the side, helping to further improve the armor’s performance.
Note that the example vehicle provided weighs twice as much as the version that will be used in Custom Battles.

Overall scoring weight:
Combat trials: 60 points
Aesthetics: 20 points
Bonus points: 20 points
Markdowns: -20 points
Maximum points possible: 100

Additional Contest Rules
Are resubmissions allowed? Yes
Are multiple submissions allowed? No
Is Aesthetic Applique Armor enabled? No
What vehicle era should be used? Latewar
How much can the loader be file edited? 2.0
Are custom MGs permitted? No
Are custom mantlets permitted? Yes
Can turrets be used to make spaced armor? No
What cheats will be turned on for the judging? “Place anywhere”
Can models be imported via SPETS? Yes
Is there a maximum amount of guns permitted? 6
Can cosmetic compartments be overfilled? Yes
Are “always-spinning” compartments allowed? Yes
**How to submit:**
Email submissions to [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) with the .blueprint file and any decals, paint schemes, lore, or other items you wish to include with your submission.

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2023.05.30 12:01 beth_if My second try as Matilda is awesome

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