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[spikyiwaizumi]

It’s a perfect morning for a hike.

The chill dusts Yaku’s nose as a soft winter kiss, his hot breathing tearing up his throat as he pushes onwards.

His thighs strain with pleasant effort, the slope harsh and unforgiving under his well broken-in boots, a stone breaking free of the thin, frozen layer of snow to bounce down behind him. They're all familiar sensations, worn into his skin almost as deeply as the court.

With one difference.

A gasp heaves behind Yaku. He turns back to his companion, who is bent over, hands on his knees.

“Wow, you really have left yourself go, huh?”

“Shut —“ here one of Kuroo’s hands lifts weakly, flagging his words. “— the fuck —“

“I’m waiting.”

“Up.”

The last line is delivered with a laboured expulsion of breath. Kuroo’s hand drops back to his knee, his gulping of air audible to even where Yaku is standing. He grins.

Kuroo had always been a single step faster than him in high school, and even in the early years of university he could hold his own; it’s nice to get the upper hand for once.

Yet something needles at Yaku; a slight twinge in his knee. A reminder that he, too, is getting older.

“I’m sorry,” Kuroo continues, straightening up. “That I can’t keep up with an Olympian while having an actual career.”

An actual career, huh?

Kuroo probably hadn’t meant it like that, but Yaku becomes aware of a pit in his gut, one that had been growing since he hit thirty. It seemed to swallow good moments with the overwhelming knowledge of time, and Yaku hadn’t adjusted to it yet.

“Your career is literally making my career a viable thing.”

“Semantics.”

"I don't think you know what that word means."

"I don't think you know either."

Yaku flips up his middle finger at him, and Kuroo cracks a grin, trudging up alongside Yaku.

“I’m good to go for a while longer.”

“I can carry you, if you’d like.”

The answering glare that Kuroo gives him makes Yaku grin again, the movement of his cheeks feeling welcome, as if dislodging a layer of frost.

The camera shutter noise rings out alone in the deserted, slumbering mountains.

“Shame Kai couldn’t see this,” Yaku mentions as he sends the photo to him.

“Yeah, I’m sure he’s devastated,” Kuroo says. “Being flown in to Australia to consult on Japanese flora there instead of waking up at an obscene hour for a hike must be so awful for him.”

“His girlfriend got a ticket too, didn’t she?”

“Yeah.” Kuroo sighs, resting his hands on his hips. “Well, fiancé now. He had a plus one, and I can't believe that he brought his fiancé instead of say, one of his best friends of…”

He scrunches his brows, hesitating. Yaku wants to laugh.

“Don’t strain your—“

“Eighteen years!”

“There you go,” Yaku says encouragingly, and Kuroo shoots him a death glare.

“Don’t pretend that you were any better at me at math.”

Sticking out his tongue, Yaku winks at him. "At least I'm not the one who called Akaashi at two in the morning, crying over his project finance homework."

"He told you that?! And I wasn't crying, just on the verge of tears -"

"Like that's any better."

It works, as it always had. Kuroo doesn't notice Yaku speeding up, doesn't notice how they move faster when sunk into arguing. Maybe he does, and chooses to say nothing.

The sunrise is a haze of orange and pink, and Yaku thinks that it looks beautiful. It shines against the snow-patched hillsides, throwing up brilliant glares as it spreads across the mountains, claiming them for the morning. Here and there, a grey cluster of rocks emerge from the snow, as if waking up.

He glances across at Kuroo. Kuroo, who had agreed to take a day off of the work he loved so dearly to join Yaku at ass o’clock in the morning to clamber up a mountain to catch a sunrise.

He’d sounded tired on the phone when Yaku had called, just at the end of his workday, just long enough for Kuroo to run into his boss’ office and tell him that he needed the day tomorrow — yes, he apologised for the short notice, yes, he had everything in order — and then returning to Yaku to curse him out for forcing him to do that.

Yaku had asked why he wasn’t the boss yet, how come his career was flatlining, and Kuroo’s swearing at him had increased at a rate Yaku hadn’t thought possible before.

Yet he’s here.

“I missed this,” Yaku says.

“Yeah,” Kuroo agrees. His tone is a little wistful, softened by the sight in front of them. “I can’t remember the last time I went hiking.”

He's here, with his hands set on his hips, his chest driving out with each hard breath. There's unmistakable satisfaction in the curl of his lips.

“Better than lazing about on the beach, huh?” Yaku comments, moving closer to elbow Kuroo in the side. “Glad to hear you’ve seen the light.”

“Hey, that was not me saying that mountains are better.”

“Not yet.”

Yaku grins up at him, and he sees the edges of Kuroo’s lips curve upwards in response, despite trying to cling onto the mask of annoyance. His gaze wanders upwards, over Kuroo’s rough cheeks, a day’s worth of black stubble sprouting up, to the almost invisible scar on his cheekbone left from one of Fukunaga’s “inventions,” to rest on the grey bags beneath his eyes.

Cradled in the delicate glow of the sunrise, Tetsurou feels familiar and strange, all at once.

The pit stretches its muscles inside Yaku’s gut again, the pit that consumes his friends’ lives and leaves men in their places that Yaku only half-knows. His absence had been a choice.

He doesn’t regret it, but he acknowledges the painful consequences.

Swallowing, he turns back to the sunrise, and thinks he feels a wave of warmth from it. Kuroo is still a bachelor. Yaku has waited over a decade, expecting him to be one of those consequences, one that he paid the moment he chose to pursue volleyball professionally. He wets his dry, cracked lips, and glances up at Kuroo again.

Kuroo’s face is awash with an orange tint, and there are folds Yaku doesn’t recognise, smile lines faded into his skin, his bone structure just a fraction more prominent than before. Yaku wants to relearn all of it — maybe even better than before. His eyes are creased up in the way they always did when he was considering something; his tongue working within his mouth.

“I’d have brought you here sooner if I knew this is what made you speechless,” he says, and Kuroo’s removed, thoughtful expression vanishes. It's replaced by a flicker of a fondness, a momentary splinter before his usual laid-back expression settles in.

Instead of a snarky retort, Kuroo only leans his forearm on Yaku’s shoulder. He's heavy. Yaku can feel his body heat, revved up from the walk, radiating against his side.

“You’d get bored without my quick wit,” Kuroo proclaims. “We can't ever go to a mountain peak at sunrise again. Only beaches from now on, I think.”

He flashes a smile down at Yaku, and Yaku, after climbing up a tough trail for two hours, now, only now, feels woozy. He wasn’t a stranger to how Kuroo makes him feel. He’d been ignoring it for years.

Consequences.

Yaku looks down at Kuroo’s hand, jutting past his shoulder, dangling in the air. He’d stripped off his gloves at some point during their hike, and the tips of his fingers are tinged with a dusty pink, just visible through the brown. They’re lined. Yaku thinks of Kuroo telling him how his last relationship didn’t work out, that they wanted different things.

For the first time in a long time, Yaku stares at a Japanese sunrise and thinks of coming home.

Bending his elbow, he reaches up and takes Kuroo’s warm hand in his, interlacing their fingers. Beside him, Kuroo shifts his weight; taking more off of Yaku.

One last time, Yaku upturns his face to meet Kuroo’s gaze. His whole body is buzzing with the risk he’d just taken, but Kuroo’s steady eye contact grounds him; reminds him that they’d be alright, no matter what.

He inhales the crisp air, tasting a new day.

Waits.

“You’re serious?”

Kuroo’s voice is low, stripped of all and any teasing edge.

Yaku nods.

“I’m serious.”

[scotianostra]

James Allan Mollison was born on April 19th 1905 in Glasgow.

Graeme Obree, Chris Hoy and a certain steam train have all bee called The Flying Scotsman in their time, but the original title goes to a man who actually did fly, Jim Mollison.

Jim would go on to become a pioneering aviator, breaking records for long distance flights. His marriage to fellow aviator Amy Johnson also saw them lauded as the golden couple during their time together.

Born the only child of Hector Alexander Mollison, a consultant engineer, and Thomasina Macnee Addie. He was educated at The Glasgow Academy and Edinburgh Academy and took an early interest in flying and obtaining his Royal Air Force (RAF) Short Service Commission at 18, he was the youngest officer in the service, and upon completion of training was posted to India, flying on active service in Waziristan.

At the age of 22, Mollison became a flying instructor at Central Flying School (CFS), again setting the record for being the youngest in this role. Shortly after, he transferred to the RAF Reserve and devoted his time to civil aviation. In 1928-29, he served as an instructor with the South Australian Aero Club in Adelaide, leaving that position to become a pilot with Eyre Peninsular Airways and Australian National Airways.

In July-August 1931, Mollison set a record time of eight days, 19 hours for a flight from Australia to England, and in March 1932, a record for flying from England to South Africa in 4 days, 17 hours flying a de Havilland Puss Moth.

Mollison eventually served in the ATA Air Transport Auxiliary in the Second World War. In June 1941 Mollison and an ATA crew delivered Cunliffe-Owen OA-1 G-AFMB to Fort Lamy, Chad. The aircraft was fitted out as a personal transport for General De Gaulle.

Mollison was feted in London and New York, and could lead the life he had always wanted. “I am a night bird,” he once said. “Life and enjoyment begin when daylight fades. Cocktail bars and clubs, music, beautiful women— that’s living. Daylight comes to me as an interval for sleeping until an afternoon drink helps to bring on another evening.” His autobiography was called “Playboy of the Air”.

When Mollison and Amy Jonson married in 1932 the press were delighted, they were dubbed The Flying Sweethearts by the press and public. . The match was was perfect for the publicity machine, and the two of them set about devising new aviation records: in 1933 they flew together from Wales to New York and had a ticker-tape reception in Wall Street. But marriage did not last long or end well. It has sometimes been assumed that the match was a simple career move on Mollison's part: certainly he did not halt his relationships with other women. Nor did it limit his drinking. As I said earlier, he got the tag “ the Flying Scotsman” but those close to him called him “Brandy Jim”.

As well as his Playboy lifestyle and heavy drinking Jim Mollison was also quick with his fists, and a manager from the Grosvenor House Hotel was reported as saying ” We've had the most awful night here. Jim Mollison and Amy Johnson had a fearful row and he's beaten her up. The bathroom looks like a slaughterhouse.” The marriage officially ended in 1938.

Mollison kept flying, and – like Johnson – flew in a non-combat role in WWII. Both of them flew in the Air Transport Auxiliary. Johnson died in 1941 after baling out of aircraft. Mollison had at least one close escape, when his plane was shot up, but survived the war.

Mollison later settled in London and ran a public house. He married Maria Clasina E. Kamphuis in 1949 at the Maidenhead Register Office. Mollison continued to abused alcohol and in 1953, the Civil Aviation Authority Medical Board revoked his pilot's licence. The couple separated but Maria bought the Carisbrooke Hotel in Surbiton for him – a temperance hotel.

Suffering from acute alcoholism, he was admitted to The Priory, Roehampton, southwest London, where he died on 30 October 1959, the official cause of death was pneumonia, but unofficially it was thought to be alcoholic epilepsy.

The pics a pretty self explanatory, the colour one is titled Sweethearts and is from Italian paper Il Mattino Illustrato and shows Mollison kissing his wife of 6 weeks goodbye before he set off in 1932 to become the first pilot to fly solo east-to-west across the Atlantic from Ireland to Canada.

[graywhalewatchingbaja]

Planning the Perfect Whale Watching Adventure: A Complete Guide

Witnessing the majesty of whales in their natural habitat ranks among life's most awe-inspiring experiences. These magnificent marine mammals—some weighing up to 200 tons and reaching lengths of 100 feet—capture our imagination and remind us of nature's grandeur. A well-planned whale watching trip can create memories that last a lifetime, but requires thoughtful preparation to maximize your chances of meaningful encounters.

Choosing Your Destination

Whale watching opportunities exist worldwide, but locations vary dramatically in species diversity, encounter probability, and experience quality. Consider these premier destinations based on your preferences:

The Azores (Portugal) offers summer sightings of sperm, sei, and blue whales against volcanic backdrops.

Hervey Bay (Australia) provides intimate humpback whale experiences during their August-October migration, with mother-calf pairs often approaching boats.

Vancouver Island (Canada) features reliable orca (killer whale) viewing, with resident pods following predictable patterns that local operators understand intimately.

Monterey Bay (California) boasts remarkable species diversity year-round due to its submarine canyon, attracting blue, humpback, gray whales and numerous dolphin species.

Baja California (Mexico) provides gray whale encounters in winter lagoons, where these curious giants often approach small boats for interaction.

Kaikoura (New Zealand) offers year-round sperm whale viewing against spectacular mountain backdrops, alongside abundant dolphin populations.

Timing Is Everything

Research your whale watching tours destination's peak season carefully—whale migrations follow precise patterns tied to feeding and breeding cycles. For instance, gray whales visit Baja California from December through April, while Maine's humpback viewing peaks from mid-April through October.

Within these seasons, consider these optimal timing strategies:

Book mid-week excursions when boats carry fewer passengers

Choose morning departures when seas are typically calmer

Allow multiple days at your destination to accommodate weather cancellations

Schedule trips around new moon phases for better underwater visibility

Selecting the Right Tour Operator

Not all whale watching experiences are created equal. Research potential operators using these criteria:

Ethical practices: Look for companies that follow responsible wildlife viewing guidelines, maintaining appropriate distances and limiting viewing time with any single animal.

Naturalist expertise: Operators employing knowledgeable marine biologists or trained naturalists enhance educational value considerably.

Vessel type: Consider whether you prefer a larger, more stable boat or a smaller vessel offering closer water-level perspectives. Each provides different advantages depending on your priorities.

Group size: Intimate experiences with fewer passengers often justify premium pricing, allowing better viewing positions and personalized interpretation.

Success rate: Reputable companies honestly disclose their sighting probabilities rather than making unrealistic guarantees.

Reviews: Look beyond star ratings to read detailed customer experiences, particularly regarding the operator's behavior around wildlife.

Preparing for Your Excursion

Enhance your experience with thoughtful preparation:

Dress appropriately: Layer clothing regardless of shore temperatures—open water conditions average 15°F cooler than land. Waterproof outer layers protect against spray.

Combat motion sickness: Consider medication taken before departure (consult your doctor), pressurized wristbands, or natural ginger supplements.

Photography equipment: Bring cameras with zoom capabilities, extra batteries, and waterproof protection. However, balance photography with immersive observation—experiencing the moment often proves more valuable than perfect documentation.

Field guides: Familiarize yourself with local species before departure to appreciate subtle behaviors and markings during brief encounters.

Questions: Prepare thoughtful questions for naturalists during quieter periods between sightings.

Beyond Sightings

While whale encounters remain your primary objective, broaden your appreciation to include the complete marine ecosystem. Seabirds, smaller cetaceans like dolphins and porpoises, and even microscopic plankton play crucial roles in the environment supporting these magnificent creatures.

The best whale watching experiences combine the thrill of sightings with deeper understanding of marine conservation challenges. Many operators participate in citizen science programs, contributing sighting data to research initiatives that inform protection efforts.

By choosing responsible operators and approaching your trip with proper preparation, you not only maximize your enjoyment but contribute to sustainable wildlife tourism that benefits local economies while supporting whale conservation. The resulting experience—that moment Whale Watching in LoretoBest Whale Watching in Baja Mexicoact before gracefully diving beneath the waves—creates a connection with nature that inspires lasting appreciation for our oceans and their remarkable inhabitants. https://graywhalewatching.com/

[rose-versus-powerman]

The best advice I have ever received is, “Friends are for a reason and a season”. Sort of.

A history…

When I was in my small anglo-catholic school I struggled to understand and be understood by other kids. I would deeply love and care about my friends, only for them to decide I was weird, or that other people were more fun. After the loss of a friend group in year 9 that I found devastating, my mum told me “Friends are for a reason and a season”. They come and go in cycles and that’s normal and natural, not because you are bad at being a friend, but because their season has come to a close. 

A few months ago, my partner of three years fell out of love with me. I lost a potential future version of my life that I had come to care about deeply and considered as my only option in that breakup. Realistically, that version of my life was very (statistically) unlikely to come to be. I was his first relationship and sexual partner. We met at 18, and people change an awful lot between then and 21. But, still, I had never approached our relationship as being for “a reason and a season”. I was going to change my career plans around him. I was picturing the entirety of my life with him there. His star wars lego and DVDs mixed in with my CDs and philosophy books on the shelves of a living room well into my 70s. The point, to me, was that I loved him and, therefore, I would have to sacrifice things I could want to continue to have him. 

The main lesson I have learnt since then is this “Relationships are for a reason and a season”. He was exactly what I needed at the time, he was my best friend, and he taught me a lot about healthy love. But I want to be an academic, I don’t want to go back to my hometown, and I don’t want to feel a need to appear less queer. For those reasons, the season of my life with him in it needed to end. He had moved back to our hometown and was expecting me to, too, after my degree. I want to study postgrad, but not really somewhere commutable from home, and I don’t want to live there. And unfortunately, he struggled not to view me as a girl. 

The point…

All of this to say, the way that we treat platonic vs romantic relationships is bizarre. This is largely down to views about monogamy. Romantic love is contractual in a way that platonic love is not. There are set ways that a romantic relationship is imagined to have to end 1) a breakup 2) death. Often, breakups seem to be a pseudo-death. A death of a potential future you. Pretending your ex simply doesn't exist anymore.

Whereas there are less harsh ways we lose friends with less sharp consequences on the way we view ourselves. Sometimes, one of you moves away; you slowly fall out of contact. You would meet them for coffee and have a catch-up if they were in town though. This is how my breakup should’ve been conceptualised. Our futures did not need to be so entwined. We have separate lives to live because we are separate people. When my best friend moved to Australia for a year, they didn’t consult me, they needn’t. I will still be here when they get back; I still love them, and we speak every day. I am happy for them, I am proud of them. But when I wanted to go to study in Canada for 4 months over a year back, I didn’t even apply because my partner said he would find it hard and painful. 

I am glad that my ex is in his home, working a job he loves. I am glad I never held him back. But he was holding me back. I felt it was him or my career, and I had a duty to him if I really loved him. In reality, I had picked up a mainstream view about romantic relationships being the be-all-end-all that, even if you had asked me at the time, I would’ve said I didn’t believe in ideologically. 

When I think about ex-friends (whom I don't have around anymore because we grew apart, rather than because there was mistreatment) I am happy to have known them, I am curious about their life now, I don't pretend they no longer exist, I love the bits of myself that are there because of them, I am not jealous of their current or future friends. I feel the same about my ex-partner.

So maybe I took my mum’s advice too literally. And maybe I was being too black and white about what is reasonable compromise vs detrimental self-sacrifice. And maybe I was naive. But I have learnt my lesson now. My life will be my own. I will continue to hold platonic love to a very high standard. But romantic love need not be any different in terms of shaping my life. 

Anyway, isn’t it bittersweet when your parents are right? 

[the-firebird69]

On top of that we have some people who are actually suicidal and Trump is occasionally Terry cheesman occasionally bja off and on it's not bad cuz he's busy and he likes getting ahead and our son says he should do something with his time it's positive like design motorcycle and and sell them for his people and he knows what size and how to do it and he likes his idea of miniaturizing like a Harley Davidson that's what he has to do it says you can put a bigger motor on it see a miniaturized this Harley it's lighter and you put like a 750 cc this is why this is it's still a cruiser it still has the function of a Harley-Davidson just not the enormous weight and they do make a lot of that size motor so he's going to try and do it and he'd want to make his own motor and he does that so he knows how he says it's a great idea this is for Australia it's perfect and they would be driving and be motivated and you get less negative stuff and then go around saying we are the demon Masters and they have the subculture so he says yeah he says that and it's worth it to hear him say it's good it is good and Harley-Davidson is run by Trump and he'd never do it and he has his big bikes and they can't ride them and he's awful and he says I could do that there and take over the company and make Harley-Davidson smaller Australia and people will be motivated to get big when he gets bigger and to make the bigger stuff and he's getting going on and they love these little ones our son might even get one just to drive around the neighborhood maybe this big guy and it would motivate bja people it's gross but it does work more news

--and he's having fun with the birds and Terry c you might do the ACT. We have a lot of fun but really this is important this place is going to burst 2.1 rad to 2.3 rad today is very high that is the nuclear plant scale and they evacuate at 0.1 rad man this is a lot and this is a lot really this is terrible just too much vulgar stuff it's going to get worse but okay really bad the radiation is affecting people already and they're acting crazy they're already crazy

--on top of it we have a bunch of winners people who are doing things wrong on purpose and bja is going to try and stop that and he says he can hire me as a consultant I don't know much and it'll make it look good it says geez that's a good idea what do we need most of facilities I get that and the bathroom at the waterfront but really people need the community and Trump is not doing that people need to be able to meet with the towns people leaders and discuss stuff used to do that not long ago and he says it's still kind of you but not really no it's gross now he sees what he should do and people like doing that he says his people love it I'm speaking English I'm on TV and hear me and we can we get some things done and it's plugging you know they'll do a little at a time but that's how it has to go so he likes it he says he's a good consultant we'll have to try and get him things and this guy is kind of being just mean to everybody yep we need him and Tommy F and another room along with this kind of thing there are other firings that are going to take place

--Mac Daddy's pissed off and he knows who did what he's after them all the time trying to nail them Uncle Phil is one of them he's a bum and he knew it in Maine and he knows it here that the guy is just evil and he's small and that's what happens and he says also or Junior and of course yeah he's a foreigner and people know it and he's making a list and checking it twice he knows who it is and he knows our boy is valuable it says rude thinks about him it's not on the list he is not on the list and he wants to get his sister out yeah and our son says at 7 ft 4 and Max is laughing you have to treat him like gold member or something so yeah people are acting nutty we need a little control here and there are waves of very high levels there's going to be a people dying here it's going to be a lot more than we say already they're dying for me but it's going to increase during the week it's going to be bad

--there is a propane issue and bja is working on it Terry C is pushed into the house and out of the apartment and bjac's Trump advancing on him he sees it and he's working on it and that's why it's a push in the wrong direction bja says to Trump Asus so what I'm doing it anyways and bja says you're finding your own people to depower you I don't think so since I'm going to move into the apartment and teach the scoundrel some lessons and stuff and our son says she's going to learn something today Trump and we're going to teach you to never ever to say that to us

Thor Freya

Olympus

Zues Hera

[peritossolutionsind]

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The Role of AWS Consultants

An Amazon Web Services consultant serves as a trusted advisor, guiding organizations through AWS’s vast and dynamic ecosystem. They assess current systems, recommend best practices, and design cloud strategies that align with business objectives. Whether transitioning to AWS for the first time or improving existing infrastructure, consultants play a pivotal role in fostering growth, scalability, and efficiency.

Benefits of AWS Consulting for Businesses in Australia and New Zealand

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Enhanced Security: Security is critical in cloud environments. AWS consultants implement robust security measures, conduct audits, and ensure compliance with best practices, safeguarding sensitive business data.

Improved Performance and Innovation: With AWS’s advanced services, such as machine learning and big data analytics, businesses can enhance performance and drive innovation. Consultants ensure the efficient use of these technologies, enabling organizations to stay competitive and forward-thinking.

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At Peritos Solutions, we specialize in providing Amazon Web Services consulting for businesses in Australia and New Zealand. Our certified AWS consultants are committed to helping organizations maximize the potential of cloud technology.

From strategic cloud planning to architecture design, cloud migration, and ongoing support, we ensure that AWS solutions are effective, secure, and cost-efficient. Our personalized approach allows us to address the unique needs of your business and deliver solutions that foster growth and efficiency.

Why Choose Peritos Solutions?

Tailored Solutions: Our AWS consultants develop strategies that align with your business goals, maximizing ROI.

Expert Support: We provide end-to-end guidance, ensuring your AWS environment operates seamlessly.

Cost Optimization: Our consultants identify cost-saving opportunities, helping businesses scale efficiently.

Comprehensive Services: From basic cloud setup to advanced management, we offer a full range of AWS consulting services.

Conclusion

Engaging with an Amazon Web Services consultant is an invaluable step for businesses looking to leverage AWS’s powerful capabilities. With expert guidance, organizations can achieve growth, improve efficiency, and meet strategic objectives.

At Peritos Solutions, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional AWS consulting services for businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Contact us today to learn how our AWS expertise can help you optimize your cloud infrastructure and drive your business toward success.

[babaastro]

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In a world filled with uncertainty, many seek guidance to understand their life's purpose and direction. Astrologer Baba, a renowned palm reading specialist in Australia, has been helping individuals uncover the mysteries of their lives through his expertise in palmistry and astrology.

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[scotianostra]

James Allan Mollison was born on April 19th 1905 in Glasgow.

Graeme Obree, Chris Hoy and a certain steam train have all bee called The Flying Scotsman in their time, but the original title goes to a man who actually did fly, Jim Mollison.

Jim would go on to become a pioneering aviator, breaking records for long distance flights. His marriage to fellow aviator Amy Johnson also saw them lauded as the golden couple during their time together.

Born the only child of Hector Alexander Mollison, a consultant engineer, and Thomasina Macnee Addie. He was educated at The Glasgow Academy and Edinburgh Academy and took an early interest in flying and obtaining his Royal Air Force (RAF) Short Service Commission at 18, he was the youngest officer in the service, and upon completion of training was posted to India, flying on active service in Waziristan.

At the age of 22, Mollison became a flying instructor at Central Flying School (CFS), again setting the record for being the youngest in this role. Shortly after, he transferred to the RAF Reserve and devoted his time to civil aviation. In 1928-29, he served as an instructor with the South Australian Aero Club in Adelaide, leaving that position to become a pilot with Eyre Peninsular Airways and Australian National Airways.

In July-August 1931, Mollison set a record time of eight days, 19 hours for a flight from Australia to England, and in March 1932, a record for flying from England to South Africa in 4 days, 17 hours flying a de Havilland Puss Moth.

Mollison eventually served in the ATA Air Transport Auxiliary in the Second World War. In June 1941 Mollison and an ATA crew delivered Cunliffe-Owen OA-1 G-AFMB to Fort Lamy, Chad. The aircraft was fitted out as a personal transport for General De Gaulle.

Mollison was feted in London and New York, and could lead the life he had always wanted. “I am a night bird,” he once said. “Life and enjoyment begin when daylight fades. Cocktail bars and clubs, music, beautiful women— that’s living. Daylight comes to me as an interval for sleeping until an afternoon drink helps to bring on another evening.” His autobiography was called “Playboy of the Air”.

When Mollison and Amy Jonson married in 1932 the press were delighted, they were dubbed The Flying Sweethearts by the press and public. . The match was was perfect for the publicity machine, and the two of them set about devising new aviation records: in 1933 they flew together from Wales to New York and had a ticker-tape reception in Wall Street. But marriage did not last long or end well. It has sometimes been assumed that the match was a simple career move on Mollison's part: certainly he did not halt his relationships with other women. Nor did it limit his drinking. As I said earlier, he got the tag “ the Flying Scotsman” but those close to him called him “Brandy Jim”.

As well as his Playboy lifestyle and heavy drinking Jim Mollison was also quick with his fists, and a manager from the Grosvenor House Hotel was reported as saying ” We've had the most awful night here. Jim Mollison and Amy Johnson had a fearful row and he's beaten her up. The bathroom looks like a slaughterhouse.” The marriage officially ended in 1938.

Mollison kept flying, and – like Johnson – flew in a non-combat role in WWII. Both of them flew in the Air Transport Auxiliary. Johnson died in 1941 after baling out of aircraft. Mollison had at least one close escape, when his plane was shot up, but survived the war.

Mollison later settled in London and ran a public house. He married Maria Clasina E. Kamphuis in 1949 at the Maidenhead Register Office. Mollison continued to abused alcohol and in 1953, the Civil Aviation Authority Medical Board revoked his pilot's licence. The couple separated but Maria bought the Carisbrooke Hotel in Surbiton for him – a temperance hotel.

Suffering from acute alcoholism, he was admitted to The Priory, Roehampton, southwest London, where he died on 30 October 1959, the official cause of death was pneumonia, but unofficially it was thought to be alcoholic epilepsy.

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Revolutionizing Healthcare Analytics: The NLP in Healthcare and Life Sciences Market Outlook.

Our Latest Report covers Natural processing language processing (NLP) platform is used in the specific areas of healthcare and life sciences sector which includes clinical documentation, electrical health records, risk management. This platform helps both consumer and service provider to easy workflow. Rise in adoption of digital technology in healthcare industry and customer preference for better healthcare services is expected to boost the market growth over the forecast Period.

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MEA (Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Africa)

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Enhanced Research and Drug Discovery: NLP aids researchers by analyzing vast amounts of scientific literature, accelerating drug discovery and clinical trial processes.

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IT Career Development Program: Your Gateway to Success in the Tech Industry

Why IT Career Development Matters

The tech industry thrives on innovation and continuous learning. Unlike other fields, where knowledge acquired in school can suffice for years, IT demands that professionals stay updated with the latest technologies, trends, and methodologies. An IT career development program bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical expertise, empowering you to thrive in competitive job markets.

Key Features of a Good IT Career Development Program

Comprehensive Curriculum

A robust program covers core IT areas like programming, networking, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and data analytics. These topics form the backbone of most IT roles and ensure you have the foundational skills employers seek.

Hands-On Training

Theoretical knowledge alone isn't enough. Hands-on training with real-world scenarios, projects, and case studies enhances your understanding and prepares you to tackle challenges in professional environments.

Certifications

Industry-recognized certifications such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, or CompTIA Security+ add immense value to your resume. Many IT career development programs offer guidance and resources to help you earn these credentials.

Soft Skills Development

IT isn't just about technical prowess. Communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills are equally important. A good program integrates soft skills training to shape you into a well-rounded professional.

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For those looking to enter or advance in Australia's thriving tech sector, the IT Job Ready Program Australia is a game-changer. Tailored to meet the unique demands of Australian employers, this program focuses on practical training and job readiness.

Here’s why it stands out:

Workplace Simulation: Participants engage in simulated projects that mimic real-world IT scenarios, preparing them to hit the ground running from day one.

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Career Support: Resume building, interview coaching, and job placement services ensure that you're well-prepared to land your dream role.

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Programs like these fast-track your journey, equipping you with the skills and certifications needed for high-demand roles such as software developer, data analyst, or IT consultant.

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These programs often connect participants with industry experts, peers, and mentors, providing valuable networking opportunities.

Confidence Boost

Structured training enhances your confidence, making you more adaptable and prepared for professional challenges.

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In a field as fast-paced as IT, staying updated with the latest tools and trends is crucial. These programs ensure you’re always one step ahead.

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Success in IT is not just about technical proficiency; it’s also about adopting a growth mindset and being proactive. While programs like the IT Job Ready Program Australia provide you with the necessary skills, it's your dedication and effort that will ultimately drive your success.

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Animals Scarier Than Dinosaurs: Terrifying Creatures You Won't Believe Existed!

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A Study Abroad Consultants Guide to Studying in Australia

You will be in awe of Australia's splendour; it is the largest country and a continent all by itself. However, you may be asking yourself, why study in Australia? But Australia's reputation extends beyond its tourist destinations and manner of life. Even so, people from all over the world come to Australia to consider studying abroad, making education one of the country's most underappreciated assets.

In Australia where approximately 75% of the population speaks English. The nation has a wealth of cultural diversity and excellent international education. Well, choosing to study abroad requires making a significant life decision because it means being away from home for an extended amount of time. However, Australia gives students the freedom to fully live their lives by fostering study and development according to their schedules.

A Study Abroad Consultants Guide to Studying in Australia

You will be in awe of Australia's splendour; it is the largest country and a continent all by itself. However, you may be asking yourself, why study in Australia? But Australia's reputation extends beyond its tourist destinations and manner of life. Even so, people from all over the world come to Australia to consider studying abroad, making education one of the country's most underappreciated assets.

In Australia where approximately 75% of the population speaks English. The nation has a wealth of cultural diversity and excellent international education. Well, choosing to study abroad requires making a significant life decision because it means being away from home for an extended amount of time. However, Australia gives students the freedom to fully live their lives by fostering study and development according to their schedules.

Why Choose Australia for Your Next Adventure?

According to the QS World University Rankings 2024, 38 Australian universities are ranked within the top 100. Additionally, most Australian universities are among the top 1% to 5% in the world. The nation offers a comprehensive educational system that includes undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as vocational training.

Australia provides a variety of options to accelerate your career, pursue a top-notch degree, or enhance your education. The Australian outlook embraces new ideas and innovation, promoting creativity and independent thinking across its universities. International students who study and live in Australia find their education challenging, rewarding, and enjoyable. As an international student, you can expect to live, grow, and learn in a young, friendly country full of opportunities. Those who complete their degrees will find themselves competitive in today’s international job market.

While a higher standard of living in Australia can come at a high price, and you might sometimes struggle with budgeting as a student, the education system offers scholarships for international students that can ease financial pressures. There are no significant disadvantages to studying abroad in Australia. Instead, you can save money on tuition fees and enjoy a wealth of opportunities for personal and academic growth.

Reasons to Study in Australia:

Global Recognition

Top-Ranked Universities

Managing Living Expenses

Health Insurance

Post-Study Work Opportunities

Job Opportunities

Scholarships

Safety

Value for money

Global Recognition:

The popularity of Australian study abroad programs is growing on a global scale. For overseas students, it is also a very accessible location. Furthermore, practically all of the local colleges offer services and programs to foreign students. It is designed to support students who are studying overseas. Moreover, they furnish pupils with the majority of their learning opportunities.

Top-Ranked Universities:

Several of the top universities in the world are located in Australia. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is Australia's national regulatory and quality agency for postsecondary education. It was created by the Australian government to keep an eye on quality and control higher education providers, both university-based and non-university, by a set of guidelines created by the impartial Higher Education Standards Panel.

Managing Living Expenses:

Living expenses, including accommodation, are significant costs when studying abroad. Australian universities offer a range of accommodation options, such as residential colleges, halls of residence, apartments, homestays, and rental properties. Homestay is a great way to immerse yourself in Australian culture while saving on rent. The Unfledged Homestay program connects students with Australian host families. For those seeking independence, renting an apartment or flat might be a preferable option. When choosing a rental, consider factors like location and proximity to academic institutions and essential amenities.

Health Insurance:

In Australia, health insurance is required for overseas students. To guarantee that you have access to medical care while you're abroad, the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) offers hospital and medical insurance. Through authorized vendors that your organization has suggested, you can obtain OSHC.

Post-Study Work Opportunities:

Many international students have the chance to extend their stay in Australia after completing their studies. The Temporary Graduate Visa allows you to live, study, or work in Australia post-graduation. This visa has two streams: the Graduate Work stream and the Post-Study Work stream. The duration of your stay will depend on the stream you choose to apply.

Job Opportunities:

International students have many options to launch their careers and obtain real-world experience thanks to Australia's thriving labour economy. Additionally, the Australian government offers post-study work visas, which let graduates stay and work in the nation for a predetermined amount of time after finishing their education.

Scholarships:

Depending on the sort of award, Australian institutions provide overseas students with country-based scholarships, and scholarships that cover tuition fees. It is a useful strategy for raising student morale, reducing financial stress, and inspiring learners from a variety of backgrounds.

Safety:

International students can study in Australia with confidence. In terms of life quality, the top five largest cities in the nation are Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide. The nation's multicultural environment is secure for students to learn in. To guarantee the security of its students on and around campus, the nation has established a unique organization.

Value for money:

Students will find the country to be quite affordable, with significantly lower tuition than other study-abroad options. Additionally, the cost of lodging varies according to where you choose to stay. Additionally, students have the option of choosing to live in a homestay or rent a room.

Top universities in Australia:

University of Melbourne

Monash University

University of Sydney

Australian National University

The University of Queensland

UNSW Sydney

University of Adelaide

The University of Western Australia

University of Technology Sydney

Macquarie University

Other popular universities known for their technical, regional, and practical programs for international students include:

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Queensland University of Technology

Macquarie University

University of South Australia

Curtin University

Deakin University

La Trobe University

Swinburne University

Central Queensland University

Victoria University

University of New Castle

James Cook University

Popular undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs include:

Arts and Social sciences

Science

Medicine and Health

Business

Security, Intelligence and Criminology

Psychology and cognitive sciences

Languages and Linguistics

Media, communications and Performing arts

Conclusion:

Working while studying in Australia provides international students with a unique opportunity to offset part of their living expenses while also fostering personal and professional growth. This comprehensive guide to studying and working in Australia aims to help students understand how the Australian government safeguards their rights as members of the workforce.

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A Study Abroad Consultants Guide to Studying in Australia

You will be in awe of Australia's splendour; it is the largest country and a continent all by itself. However, you may be asking yourself, why study in Australia? But Australia's reputation extends beyond its tourist destinations and manner of life. Even so, people from all over the world come to Australia to consider studying abroad, making education one of the country's most underappreciated assets.

In Australia where approximately 75% of the population speaks English. The nation has a wealth of cultural diversity and excellent international education. Well, choosing to study abroad requires making a significant life decision because it means being away from home for an extended amount of time. However, Australia gives students the freedom to fully live their lives by fostering study and development according to their schedules.

A Study Abroad Consultants Guide to Studying in Australia

You will be in awe of Australia's splendour; it is the largest country and a continent all by itself. However, you may be asking yourself, why study in Australia? But Australia's reputation extends beyond its tourist destinations and manner of life. Even so, people from all over the world come to Australia to consider studying abroad, making education one of the country's most underappreciated assets.

In Australia where approximately 75% of the population speaks English. The nation has a wealth of cultural diversity and excellent international education. Well, choosing to study abroad requires making a significant life decision because it means being away from home for an extended amount of time. However, Australia gives students the freedom to fully live their lives by fostering study and development according to their schedules.

Why Choose Australia for Your Next Adventure?

According to the QS World University Rankings 2024, 38 Australian universities are ranked within the top 100. Additionally, most Australian universities are among the top 1% to 5% in the world. The nation offers a comprehensive educational system that includes undergraduate and graduate degrees as well as vocational training.

Australia provides a variety of options to accelerate your career, pursue a top-notch degree, or enhance your education. The Australian outlook embraces new ideas and innovation, promoting creativity and independent thinking across its universities. International students who study and live in Australia find their education challenging, rewarding, and enjoyable. As an international student, you can expect to live, grow, and learn in a young, friendly country full of opportunities. Those who complete their degrees will find themselves competitive in today’s international job market.

While a higher standard of living in Australia can come at a high price, and you might sometimes struggle with budgeting as a student, the education system offers scholarships for international students that can ease financial pressures. There are no significant disadvantages to studying abroad in Australia. Instead, you can save money on tuition fees and enjoy a wealth of opportunities for personal and academic growth.

Reasons to Study in Australia:

Global Recognition

Top-Ranked Universities

Managing Living Expenses

Health Insurance

Post-Study Work Opportunities

Job Opportunities

Scholarships

Safety

Value for money

Global Recognition:

The popularity of Australian study abroad programs is growing on a global scale. For overseas students, it is also a very accessible location. Furthermore, practically all of the local colleges offer services and programs to foreign students. It is designed to support students who are studying overseas. Moreover, they furnish pupils with the majority of their learning opportunities.

Top-Ranked Universities:

Several of the top universities in the world are located in Australia. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) is Australia's national regulatory and quality agency for postsecondary education. It was created by the Australian government to keep an eye on quality and control higher education providers, both university-based and non-university, by a set of guidelines created by the impartial Higher Education Standards Panel.

Managing Living Expenses:

Living expenses, including accommodation, are significant costs when studying abroad. Australian universities offer a range of accommodation options, such as residential colleges, halls of residence, apartments, homestays, and rental properties. Homestay is a great way to immerse yourself in Australian culture while saving on rent. The Unfledged Homestay program connects students with Australian host families. For those seeking independence, renting an apartment or flat might be a preferable option. When choosing a rental, consider factors like location and proximity to academic institutions and essential amenities.

Health Insurance:

In Australia, health insurance is required for overseas students. To guarantee that you have access to medical care while you're abroad, the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) offers hospital and medical insurance. Through authorized vendors that your organization has suggested, you can obtain OSHC.

Post-Study Work Opportunities:

Many international students have the chance to extend their stay in Australia after completing their studies. The Temporary Graduate Visa allows you to live, study, or work in Australia post-graduation. This visa has two streams: the Graduate Work stream and the Post-Study Work stream. The duration of your stay will depend on the stream you choose to apply.

Job Opportunities:

International students have many options to launch their careers and obtain real-world experience thanks to Australia's thriving labour economy. Additionally, the Australian government offers post-study work visas, which let graduates stay and work in the nation for a predetermined amount of time after finishing their education.

Scholarships:

Depending on the sort of award, Australian institutions provide overseas students with country-based scholarships, and scholarships that cover tuition fees. It is a useful strategy for raising student morale, reducing financial stress, and inspiring learners from a variety of backgrounds.

Safety:

International students can study in Australia with confidence. In terms of life quality, the top five largest cities in the nation are Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide. The nation's multicultural environment is secure for students to learn in. To guarantee the security of its students on and around campus, the nation has established a unique organization.

Value for money:

Students will find the country to be quite affordable, with significantly lower tuition than other study-abroad options. Additionally, the cost of lodging varies according to where you choose to stay. Additionally, students have the option of choosing to live in a homestay or rent a room.

Top universities in Australia:

University of Melbourne

Monash University

University of Sydney

Australian National University

The University of Queensland

UNSW Sydney

University of Adelaide

The University of Western Australia

University of Technology Sydney

Macquarie University

Other popular universities known for their technical, regional, and practical programs for international students include:

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Queensland University of Technology

Macquarie University

University of South Australia

Curtin University

Deakin University

La Trobe University

Swinburne University

Central Queensland University

Victoria University

University of New Castle

James Cook University

Popular undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs include:

Arts and Social sciences

Science

Medicine and Health

Business

Security, Intelligence and Criminology

Psychology and cognitive sciences

Languages and Linguistics

Media, communications and Performing arts

Conclusion:

Working while studying in Australia provides international students with a unique opportunity to offset part of their living expenses while also fostering personal and professional growth. This comprehensive guide to studying and working in Australia aims to help students understand how the Australian government safeguards their rights as members of the workforce.

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