The music business tried to kill rock n roll, and keep its retirement money for its own greedy record label self.
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The music business tried to kill rock n roll, and keep its retirement money for its own greedy record label self.
El nuevo sistema de facturación de inteligencia artificial en Baptist South Florida es tan rápido que casi puede superar la supervisión.
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Cuban Coffee Windows of Miami is the independent, self-published book that started the modern Ventanita wave.
In the 1960’s, they were called Cafetin. Up until 2016, it was "A la ventana;" and they were generally referred to in writing as "Ventanilla," with two L's, Spanish style, as in from Spain, even by Cuban-American food blogger Burger Beast, and the so-called New Times.
When I published my book, there was no "La Ventanita" cafeteria at FIU. There was no "La Ventanita" inscription on the window at Versailles. Several media companies backdated their articles to meet the newly popularized nomenclature later.
I did not invent ventanita. It's a basic word utilizing the common linguistic diminutization feature found in both Cuba and Russia (which post-revolutionary Cubans are still indoctrinated into the traditions as well as evil communist brainwashings of on the island to this day), but "Ventanita" had no social cache or active zeitgeist in popular media, where Cuban coffee windows went largely overlooked as something to be proud of for decades. I had my idea for a book on them since 2009, but a couple of articles on them came out the year I started, 2015, but before me (Mandy Baca, Sef Gonzalez).
The Miami cafecito is a local and therefore American invention.
In fact, the very concept of "Cuban coffee" is built on commodification and cultural appropriation, from the beans to the machines.
Walk-up coffee windows have existed in many countries, including Italy, where Miami's Cuban espresso machines are traditionally from. Coffee was actually introduced to the western hemisphere in Martinique, Cuba, the Bahamas, Haiti, Jamaica, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Brazil, and Colombia, via French and Spanish explorers. But coffee windows most likely originated somewhere in the North African and Arab worlds, where much of early coffee history leads back to, and whose trade centers were famed for great markets that still stand today.
Cafeteria coffee
windows vastly predate air conditioning and they are not a Cuban
invention by any means. In fact, windows are not defined by glass or
metal tracks, but by empty space in the wall of a building, a very
ancient architectural tradition that no Miami businessman can lay claim
to.
First of all, you gotta know that maritime law is very different from land law. Did you know boaters can get pulled over by cops on the water at pretty much any time for pretty much any reason and have their vessels boarded and searched? And did you know that Florida's FWC officials can also make stops on land? Find out more info in this interview
Very interesting theories about the nature of consciousness, physics, math, geometry, and science by Terrence Howard as explained on a great episode of the Joe Rogan show.
I agree that new ideas can be restricted by old math, but I'm not all in on super symmetry. I think the fundamental building block of all life is in the chaos of the flow state and its improvised and sometimes volatile reactions, which are the counterpoint to equanimity's total coolness under pressure. Both phenomena are present in sports, and cause both wins and losses, but oftentimes we hear about an ugly win where something seemingly magic happens in an odd way. Flawless imperfection, the yin yang of true reality, is the best case asymmetrical state that we experience as the daily ideal, and may be an important aspect of universal truth
Without conflict, there is no drama, the essence of the human condition. Therefore, in my opinion, perfect symmetry is a human invention to try to order that which cannot be understood, but not necessarily a physical axiom
Go crazy if you want, but I don't think we are meant to overly ponder infinity or get caught up in numerology. I think that even if it can result in some, usually monetary, value, it actually may hinder the path of true enlightenment, peace, love, prosperity, action, offense, defense, aggression, and tranquility
As for the idea of uncoupling an object from the earth, galaxy, or universe's rotation to incite hyperspeed travel, that could be a grand slam
update after the great followup episode with eric weinstein and terrence howard debate: I see now that by Howard's personal definition of super symmetry, i believe he refers to the phenomena which must logically occur in which sometimes everything lines up curves perfectly; not that it is a constant state, but moreso an ephemeral absolute contained within the chaos, therefore I agree with that premise.
I also noticed that since the release of the first episode, that Google is using some version of the idea of Howard's universal Lynchpin shape as the logo for its Gemini AI.
very interesting
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here i am kayaking out where they run airboats in alligator country off the python levy in a water conservation area in the francis section back of the micc having a blast in the miami everglades.
look at all those cat tail reed plants. they are used to soak up phosphorus and other could be dangerous chemicals and move the junk out of the water as it flows south into florida bay
Massive, ape-like, elusive, Bigfoot is a worldwide wilderness monster whose genus have been sighted from the peaks of the Himalayas to the ruggedest wilds of the USA. And even the woods behind some highway rest stops, grunting loud and running off smiling.
All throughout history, mega-drifters have roamed the earth, cracking the paperbag of space-time through a tear in the fabric of reality. Even today, people claim to see Bigfoots everywhere.
But no one has proven their existence conclusively.
That's because Bigfoot's species exist in a world beyond reason, and that existence is proof that Bigfoot is real. Here are the top 10 reasons that mysterious Bigfoot creature hasn't been "discovered," yet.
10. Caves
9. Portals
8. Hibernation
7. Shape Shifting
6. Camouflage
5. Trees
4. Underwater
3. Tunnels
2. Invisibility
1. Spaceships
medio cafecito - jake katel |
a coffee poem ©Jake Katel
Dame un buchí
Un buchito
Cafecito
Ese mismo
Paseito
Diminutivo
typical classic local style architecture at a landmark building in a hot area with a storied past, a tumultuous present, and an interesting future
"Toutiao," meaning "Headlines," is the Chinese news-app whose machine-intelligent content-recommending-engine powers corporate owner Byte Dance's flagship product Tik Tok.
But it is Susquehanna, a private global trading tech firm, who arranged hundreds of millions in early funding for it. And that's a company owned by Americans deeply involved in Libertarian political funding
Very interesting
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how to take a cool blurry picture of the night sky with a car flying past on that good old tamiami trail no filtros - outtake from astrophotography florida article
Jake Katel |