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[Chapter 68] Seeing the World Through Ballistic-Tinted Glasses

Content warning: Descriptions of violence.

From a patchwork collection of various CCTV angles, you watched your four comrades make their way past the barricade. Context was given to a persistent rhythmic murmur as, to your shock, a crowd of protesters had gathered at the police's line. Painted signs decried the government's inaction in the weeks-long hostage crisis, gnashing teeth chanting for retribution for one of the dead hostages. Rows on rows of gathered civilians formed an uproar in protest of your presence, and a handful of signs even denounce the SAS' presence altogether. It's easy to lose said soldiers in the crowd, but you barely spotted the top of Ghost's cap as he stood over a head taller than the rest. To a lively crowd of agitated protesters, four foreign soldiers in kits and uniform attempting to blend in would've seen to them being drawn and quartered in record time. Price had the foresight to know as much, and their plainclothes let them slink through the sea of signs and fists without a passing glance, evaporating in the commotion.

Now on the other side, the four soldiers split, and you wrung your hands in anticipation. Two groups of two, weaving in branching paths toward the inner city. Another camera angle showed a grainy vista of ferries churning along stone canals, dashed with arching bridges with iron fences. Stalls occupied with bouquets of tulips and sunflowers in crinkling paper contrasted the undercover soldiers marching by, wolves in sheep's clothing. Even though the CCTV wouldn't pick up audio, you were forced to imagine the songs coming from that lively street busker Price and Gaz just passed.

Blocky red brick and grey stone apartments heaved above streets lined with leafy trees. Your other colleagues' weaving path finally brought them to their point of interest. Another angle from outside a small corner store showed Soap glancing over his shoulder as Ghost slipped into the glass doors of a particularly run-down apartment building. They disappeared into the building, and your legs crossed at the ankle. Seconds turned to minutes, then it felt like hours. Each passing minute was illuminated on the bottom corner of nearly every LED screen, a nauseating reminder. Deafening silence. Eventually Gaz sparked a cigarette, using it as an opportunity to stand idle vigil, puffing clouds of white smoke as he rocked his heels. All of you were patiently waiting for an update from your colleagues in the apartment, and you couldn't help but glance at Laswell to gauge her sense of urgency.

"Soap, what's your status," Laswell called after a click.

No response.

"Ghost, what's your status," after another click.

No response.

Utter silence.

You gnawed on your thumbnail, not even daring to see if your present company matched your level of subtle discomfort. The collar of your shirt felt tight around your throat as the lack of feedback was mortifying. All eyes were glued to the screen, and your ears were desperate for any stimuli other than distant chanting and humming electricity.

"Watcher, we have the oracle. I'm sending pictures your way," Soap's voice finally cracked through the speakers.

"Nice work," she spoke into the mic, turning to you to meet your wide stare. "Standing by."

There was motion on one of the screens, and Laswell brought up an encrypted messenger from a censored cell number. After a few tense seconds, the empty inbox was suddenly flooded with waves of image files. Clicking them open with a heavy click of her mouse, half the empty screens along the van wall sparked alight, illuminating dozens of photos. All four of you leaned forward in sync, studying the stimuli with raking eyes.

The keys looked almost like a calendar. A square block of characters, with a column and row highlighted in each, with a secondary line below highlighting the axis of the text in blue letters. Once a section of ciphertext is aligned with the adjoining keyword, the plaintext message that contains the orders comes unravelled. This was your initial scramble to gather context, analyzing every shape on the screen to make sense of the images.

Laswell's clearing throat cut above the tapping of keys on laptops and whirling pens. The corner of a white page flickered in your focused vision; you blinked, meeting a piece of paper being thrust into your field of view. You were about to tap your comrade's shoulders to get their attention, but their eyes were already scanning the page. A simple block of text handwritten on ripped paper, the new orders. While it might be odd to wait this long to give you this critical info, it's wisest to hold the top-secret communications until the last possible moment, reducing the risk of a mole upending the scheme.

They will bring the hostages to the Dressing Room at the northeast of the building and rendezvous the tangos to the Lower Hall and await further instructions. In the case of detonation, the demolition experts assure us that the remote explosives won't penetrate the brick wall separating the Dressing Room from the main theatre. The first entry squad will use the ground-floor fire escape at the back of the Dressing Room to secure the hostages. A secondary and tertiary squad will enter through the foyer and the basement, cornering the tangos in the Lower Hall. Get them to unload their firearms.

The orders were clear and sensical. Not that you'd have much of a say if they didn't make sense. Now, your task is to make those orders come to fruition, and your mind starts to whirl with forming sentences. In an earlier life, you would've been expected to manually go into what's essentially a game of cryptogram and use up precious minutes breaking messages one by one. Luckily, you're in the digital age, and algorithms expedite the process to a supernatural level. After a collective ten seconds spent gathering information, Kraus immediately got started on his task. One of the batches of photos was pages from a book, keys to the ciphertext. The ciphertext, in a coffee-stained folder Soap's gloved fingers spread across a cluttered kitchen counter, was Kraus' task to unravel. While he gathered key context, you were still waiting on more, and just as the question manifested on your tongue, a new batch of photos came in. The birds.

One of the pigeons in a wiry cage had what looked like a bandage around its leg, but after closer inspection was the message that was to order the execution of the hostages. A storyboard of images created a series of events that you were forced to stifle a laugh at. Image by image, it told the story of Soap identifying the pivotal pigeon. Another shot at a closer angle, a third with his glove gripping the startled bird with blurred wings, three accidental pictures taken during a frenzied scuffle, then Soap's hand tarred with white feathers presenting the small scroll. It's hard to say who was victorious, as when Soap's fingers spread the unravelled message, pink dots and nips along his wrist showed a tentative victory for the pigeon.

That was the information that had you and the KKpt on the edge of your seats, and a deep breath felt foreign in your tight chest. While Kraus was tapping away at the text, already with half a dozen translated messages, KKpt's screen matched the key to the text. As you suspected, the text the computer algorithm spat out was a nauseating order. To bring one of the hostages to an upper-level window, within view of distant television crews, and terminate a preselected hostage, one of the chaperones. There's something about reading someone's execution order scrawled on a piece of parchment that makes you feel lightheaded. Termination of human life reduced to a handful of scrambled letters. In this case, the oracle decodes their messages into four lines of 15 characters each, a total of 60 characters to portray an entire message. The thing about one-time pads is that you're working with a strict character limit. Usually, a multiple of five and a certain number of characters must fit in a certain number of lines, so abbreviation is common. It comes to show a disturbing glimpse into the inner communications of a fanatic group, where these armed terrorists seemed to refer to themselves as 'apostles' and the hostages as 'disciples,' abbreviated to APTL and DCPL, respectively. An important note Kraus underscored is that the oracle always leaves OCL at the end of their message as a signoff from their leader, the oracle. That'll have to be incorporated in the limited text.

Meanwhile, Laswell didn't need to be told that this was everything you needed to get started as she took it upon herself to update the boys that the linguists were getting started. In your focus, you vaguely overheard Ghost's voice updating Laswell through the mic, but all your ears caught was the female voice in the background calling Ghost a wide variety of German insults and slurs.

"We've got some company out here," Price's voice cut through the radio, and Laswell lept to flick between camera angles.

"Two big guys are trailing us," Gaz added, sounding like he was walking briskly.

"Split them up and use the needle if you can," Laswell spoke calmly. "You know what to do."

It's hard to stay focused when the situation outside that apartment gets more intense by the second. Gaz and Price have been spotted by whatever guerilla militia is protecting this religious group, and they have neither the armour nor the cover to handle this like they usually do. You couldn't afford the mental bandwidth, but still snuck a glance at Gaz's silhouette on an angle from across a street, showing a hulking figure in a thick out-of-season jacket gaining on his heels. Another angle showed Price standing in an alley just across from the apartment building with one of those industrial green garbage bins at his side. The letters were falling into place after a few flustered seconds of panic, but Gaz's mic cutting through sapped your concentration.

"Easy there, champ," Gaz chuckled in an unnervingly jolly tone loud enough for passing civilians to hear. "One too many drinks, eh?"

Your brows furrowed as suddenly the man slumped into Gaz's shoulder, softly lowered into a park bench. He lifted his hand from its placement on the jacketed man's stomach, folding a silvery needle back into his pocket. Just like that, Gaz's would-be assassin was reduced to a rowdy barhopper on his last stop of the evening.

"D-did he just kill that man?" Kraus barked, his voice trembling.

"A light sedative. He'll wake up with a mild headache in about twenty minutes," Laswell cooed, and you shot Kraus a glance that told him to shut it.

And it's lucky that the professor dutifully ducked his head to divert his full attention back to the laptop just as Price was forced to take more drastic action. An overhead angle of Price in his tan bomber showed him being forced to drop his cigar as the second man, significantly bigger, cornered your captain. His explosion of movement was fast, but Price was faster. An extended silencer for a pistol surely would've ensured the pop would be essentially inaudible in the busy street, yet your heartbeat halted. Both men slumped into one another, and for a moment, you weren't sure who was struck. Price's knees buckled, and in an instant he was heaving the immense figure over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes, dumping him into the trash bin at his side. Only after the lid was brought down to shield the body did you see the inky M-15 under his would-be killer's coat. Kraus definitely would've thrown a fit if he saw that unfold, and Price can't be pleased that he was forced to waste a perfectly good cigar.

The Korvettenkapitän passed you a note, the first draft of the text, that you scanned and flipped over to Kraus. He was to ensure the verbiage matches the language style prior notes, then back to KKpt and then to you to be a final pair of eyes on the transmission before it's given to Laswell. It has to be perfect, there's only one shot. The orders you're giving to the terrorists are inherently odd, not the kind of orders they will be expecting, so you're working on borrowed trust. A typo or failure to cohere to an established communication convention could spike suspicion. One failed queue or signoff could compromise the entire theatre of kids and your colleagues in the lion's den.

"The seal-" you blurted.

"Boys, once we send you the message, you'll need to get her to comply and add the oracle's seal to the order." Laswell caught your implication instantly, meeting a chorus of acknowledgements in response.

Whatever was going on from the other end of that radio was beyond you. Hopefully she's complying, even if it might be satisfying to get a few good smacks in on a person who orders the execution of schoolkids. It's not a matter of if Ghost and Soap will get her to comply, it's a matter of how much violence they have to promise until she does. At times like this, it becomes difficult to see yourselves as the good guys.

The three of you linguists moved as a trio, each playing a different but critical role. You each bow and bob out of the shift of staring at the collective screen before you, deferring to notes and comparing previous messages, murmuring corrections and sparing notes. It's relaxing to have teammates to catch any critical errors, but frankly, it makes you miss working alone. Fireman passing notes back and forth, taking the time to review slashing lines in blue and red pen strokes over previous work. Laswell's presence at your shoulder serves as an inherent reminder that you're working on a tight clock, if the rallying cries of distant protesters weren't reminder enough.

As soon as you pass this note to Laswell, she transmits it to Soap, who delivers it to Ghost, who compels the oracle to mark it for approval, giving it to a pigeon to communicate to the terrorists while at the same time, Laswell tells a ground crew to await entry and save the hostages. It's safe to say there's a lot of weight on your shoulders, and walls upon walls of text offer a daunting task. But with the combined efforts of three experts in this craft, you nervously pinch your lower lip in thought as you read the final message, limited to a tight character limit. After consideration from Kraus' experience in their use of code, a final version sprawled on paper was now clasped in your clammy fingers.

MOVE-DCPL-DRSNG ROOM-LEAVE-WPNS FORTFY-LWR-HALL AWAT-INSTNS-OCL

Brutish but legible. Move the so-called 'disciples' to the dressing room and leave your weapons behind, then fortify the lower hall where they will keenly await further instructions, signed off by their beloved oracle. Most importantly, it aligns with the key that the terrorists would be expecting to use with the initial message, making it a perfect dupe. With Ghost's confident assertion that the oracle will assist in providing the seal and sending off the carrier, you tried to resist the bubbling thoughts of how he got such eager compliance. It's unfortunate that the German entry team will have to face a fortified group of terrorists, but their being unarmed will hopefully level the playing field. In the case that the explosives detonate, the lower hall is far enough from their location in the main theatre to make dust inhalation the extent of the possible injuries for the German soldiers, assuming they're making a rapid exit. A slow nod you shared with your colleagues made you astutely aware of a kink in your neck from constant tension, and you tentatively handed Kraus' paper to Laswell.

She barely even passed her eyes over the paper before she slid it into a fax machine, occupying the messenger box to Soap with a digital rendition of your code, now encrypted into the appropriate ciphertext. They continued on over the radio about writing out the message, how to fasten it to the bird again, and adding a wax seal. Your role is done. You've passed the torch for the last time, and now your role is on the sidelines. Tidal waves of pride and deep breaths filled your chest, and the KKpt's fist gripping your damp palms tried to shake the shock out of you. Like little girls at a slumber party, the professor and Korvettenkapitän leaned in, sharing giddy whispers about the task. But for some reason, the tension won't dissipate for you just yet. Red dots on a street view map showed Ghost and Soap still well within the apartment block, and the Korvettenkapitän's grip halted when she heard what you heard.

A scuffle. At first, Soap's radio clicked on, and muffled audio screamed into the van. Your eyes shot to the screens, frantically searching for something, anything, any indication as to what the fuck just happened. Price called through, commanding the infiltrating duo for an update. Another click through the radio, two more clicks, then someone gasping. Your own arms instinctively pulled yourself into a hug, making use of trembling hands and all heat drained from your face. Now, silence.

"What happe-"

"Shh," you hissed at the professor.

They have to get out of there soon. The guy Gaz sedated will wake in a few minutes, and their trail is clearly hot. Who knows how many more waves of goons are out there, now acutely aware that two of their guards are suddenly silent.

"Conta-" Soap's Scottish accent filled the speakers. "We had contact, four tangos down."

"Is the oracle one of them?" Laswell's fingers whirled along the keyboard.

"Negative. She's complying, but she had one last trick up her sleeve before she gave in," Soap panted. "I'm gonna need a few stitches, and Ghost took a bade to the gut, 'plate stopped the worst of it though."

"Can't say I've ever been stabbed with a trowel before," Ghost spoke, eerily calm as the disgruntled oracle belted more German curses in the background.

"There's a first for everything. Boys, you're officially hot. Send the message and exfil," Laswell commanded into the microphone at her lips.

"Sending the message now, stand by," Soap added to a chorus of panicked cooing from one of the poor pigeons he was trying to wrangle.

Relaxation was still a distant concept, and the single swig of coffee you'd swallowed was on the edge of coming back up. You've worked yourself up into an icy dread, all while Laswell was calm as ever at your shoulder. A skill you once knew, but mental exhaustion or perhaps being in tight quarters made you particularly on edge. Trained breathing practices and self-soothing kicked in, and you willed yourself to match the drilled calm you're expected to have in this field. What're you so worked up about anyways? It's not like these guys aren't specifically trained for and selected by their elevated ability to singlehandedly handle armed contact. The professor seemed greatly relieved, where for a second, you were sure he was about to hyperventilate and faint.

"The message has been sent," Ghost affirmed flatly, and for a second you detected a faint creak in his voice.

"I'll tell the entry squad to get in position," Laswell spoke, clicking open a flip phone and pressing send on a pre-written text. "Now make your way back so we can enjoy the show."

The tension in your chest lifted, and Laswell rose from her seat. By the arrangement of the van, a domino effect compelled the rest of your peers to rise along with her, shuffling onto the warm pavement. Fresh air made you gape like a fish out of water, and a simple hand motion commanded you to return to the restaurant before those blond bangs hopped into a jog down the street. You didn't need to be told twice, even if the professor did. You palmed the sleeve of his blazer and whisked the three of you behind the glass doors of your restaurant-turned-cave. It's hard to say if you feel better or worse now that your role has been played. On one hand, you're no longer expected to pull a rabbit out of a hat and magically solve an unbreakable cipher. On the other, the reigns are no longer in your grip, and your participation is written in stone. Now, it's just up to the passage of time to determine the fate of your actions, and you can do nothing but wait, yet again.

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rjzimmerman · 1 year ago

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Excerpt from this essay from Sierra Club:

I’ve spent years encouraging people to ditch single-use plastic. Probably the most egregious example of single-use plastic is bottled water: The bottles are made from fossil fuels, the water filling them is often taken from communities and ecosystems that need it, and the pollution created when they’re disposed of will outlast all of us.

So when I heard that people were getting excited about the Stanley cup—a durable, reusable alternative to bottled water—at first it seemed like a victory. Stanley drinkware has been around for decades, mostly marketed as a rugged brand for workmen and outdoorsmen. But recently the company repackaged its signature products in a rainbow of colors and began marketing to women, positioning itself as a lifestyle brand for people headed to the carpool line or yoga class. Stanley’s collaborations with influencers sparked a storm of social media buzz, with people rushing to snatch up the latest limited edition and amassing collections of the colorful tumblers. The excitement over the Stanley cup grew into a fad—and that fad has become costly for the planet.

Unfortunately, Stanley cups are far from the only eco-conscious product to get corrupted by consumerism. Earth Day is just around the corner, and my inbox is currently filling up with Earth Day promotions from nearly every company that’s gotten ahold of my email address.

A few months ago, I bought a new pair of organic cotton pants from a company that uses minimal packaging and donates to conservation. I loved the fit and felt good about my purchase. But now that it’s almost Earth Day, this eco-conscious company is trying to make me believe that the only way to help the planet is to buy another pair of pants. By commercializing Earth Day, we’ve missed the point.

It's like this every year. Earth Day has become another “Hallmark holiday” marked by special sales and promotions, just another excuse to get people to spend money on things they don’t really need. Somehow, it’s even become an opportunity to shower kids with gifts. An HGTV article published last year promotes “20 Buys to Help Kids Celebrate Earth Day Every Day.” The gift suggestions range from wooden toys and organic cotton tees to kid-sized gardening tools and animal-adorned dinnerware made from bamboo.

Now, there’s nothing inherently wrong with a junior gardening kit or bamboo dinnerware. In fact, many of the ideas on these lists are better-than-average products in terms of environmental impact. Anything that gets kids interacting with the environment is better than cheap, plastic indoor toys; if you’re in the market for durable plates your kids can’t break, looking for sustainable materials is a good call. The problem is that we’re being sold a myth that shopping is the solution to our environmental crises.

The first Earth Day was a call to action against rampant air and water pollution. Twenty million people took part in demonstrations across the United States, and the movement led to the formation of the Environmental Protection Agency and some of our country’s strongest environmental laws, including the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Endangered Species Act. There were rallies and teach-ins around the country. People talked about the connections between environmental health and poverty, population pressure and pesticides. There were gardening workshops and automobile burials. It was a political, radical, and joyous event. No one went home with a swag bag full of face creams in recyclable jars and bamboo plates for the kids.

Earth Day has been watered down from a revolutionary moment that recognized shared values and the common threat of environmental harm to a day that’s little more than a social media hashtag like National Siblings Day or National Ice Cream Day. No amount of sustainable Earth Day purchases can buy our way out of the climate crisis or protect endangered species from extinction.

When environmental action is defined by the types of products we buy, we’ve really lost the plot.

#Earth Day #consumerism

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ktsumu · 2 years ago

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kit!! i come here with a jar of honey 🍯 for no reason other than i find the emoji so cute 🥺 but i also have a little note for you!!! 💌

am so thankful for that silly ask game event i did that led us to iwa brainrot together !!! omg 🥺 ur ideas make me go insane hdsbfsaj and i am thanking every single star in the sky for ur juicy brain ! ! ! ! ! talking to you is always so much fun sfbjsa i find you so funny 🥺 your tags are always such a joy to read and you are so supportive!! so sweet!! aah i appreciate u so much 🥺

since this is gratitude themed, i also want to ask you!! what’s something you’re thankful for right now? 🥹 i hope this weekend is wonderful to you!! 🫶🏻

SELLL i love seeing you in my inbox i’m like “YES!”

and omg same 🥹 that ask game was so fun bye that lil thing i wrote in a second made me SO much more of an iwa fucker it’s NOT even funny. and AGH the appreciation is so reciprocated you’re so sweet 😭😭

ooo something i’m thankful for … to be honest SO many things but probably the fact i’m done midterms until finals HAHA i get a small break and then a big ol’ chunk away for christmas! thank u for this ask !!

#AGH I LOVE SEL EVERYONE

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honestlycoralmiracle · 2 months ago

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[chin hands] belatedly I think I saw u rb an invite to ask about your ocs and I want to know what costuming is like in your superhero verse! what's the considerations on protection/style/branding/etc, how do your characters go about making a Look if they have one, and if they don't what was the thought behind not? do they have any recognizable clothing or style pieces?

it is always Encouraged for u to come into my inbox and ask about my ocs welcome. let's consider No Age For Heroes and costuming.

I could go into a huge digression on the social trends driving various kinds of supers in the nafh-verse to do what they do but i think it may only be interesting to me? instead, some thoughts on the main characters below the cut.

Skyrocket (Kit): Because ze's a mechanist, zir costuming looks WILDLY professional. Zir specialty is rapid transit, so ze's in armor that's highly streamlined, built to work with zir rocket boots. A lot of black and grey, because black is one of the easiest colors to get the high-temp metal-adhering paint in, and grey is zir primer color. A lot of pops + glow in a really bright orange-red, just because it's zir favorite color. The vibe here is a little Iron Man, but not as sleek or refined, and also Skyrocket is TINY. Ze doesn't have any specifically recognizable pieces or any like, symbols, but overall people know zir on sight for being itty bitty + fast as fuck + zir color scheme. Full face mask! ze has animations across the lower half of it that ze uses to communicate sometimes. imagine trying to rob a convenience store and then a little 5'4 superhero lands behind you as you exit, armored to hell with a little :( emoticon on zir mask.

Unify (Annalise): She's a dreamer. The costume in its original incarnation was so fancy and cool, it drew a lot on like, historical military formals? lots of structure and gold braid. Unify thought that being an empath meant she wasn't going to be fighting because she could stop the fights before she got hurt! V did laugh in her face. The costume has kept its fancy blue coat with gold braid (which is probably Unify's most distinct feature) but a lot of the structure has been softened to make the costume easier to move in. There's also decent quality armor in the bodysuit Unify wears under the coat, which V turned up from ???? somewhere????? I haven't nailed down my mask thoughts for her, but probably either a full helmet or something that only leaves her mouth uncovered.

Hart's Thiefsona: incredibly high-quality gear. Hart did a lot of stealing to fund this costume, and is doing a lot of research to improve it. Black and red duochrome armor plating over a layer of something kind of like kevlar but better. There's something maybe vaguely insectile in the way the plating is organized and fitted to the body, which was not intentional but does not make Hart sad either. The color scheme is as close to any kind of Distinct Look this gets, right up until Fawn the grad student and Kit have a conversation about how to set up a very-nearly bulletproof, low-power, high-redundancy LED screen that can run animations. The helmet for this costume has a lot in common with a standard motorcycle helmet, except for the screen that runs along the bottom edge and sweeps up past where the wearers ears would be. It projects only a smile. That smile has very sharp teeth, and expands from chilling to cheshire to absolutely chelsea as Hart turns up the reckless.

V: V should not be in the field. V does not want to be in the field. you did not see V. Mottled dark grey bodysuit, very similar to Unify's, intended to blend in and easily covered by civilian clothes. Domino mask, highly structured to obfuscate the actual lines of V's face, when needed. More often, a beanie and a black surgical mask do just fine.

Apollo (Vio): The Pantheon style generally drew on ancient greece for obvious reasons. Apollo's colors were white and gold (and all the blood they got on the white while working). Something like a chiton, with an armored underlayer and knee-high boots. Apollo's golden knives were pretty distinctive, and some number of them were recovered from various places after Pantheon was done. No one in Pantheon ever wore a mask, but equally people generally couldn't recover clear surveillance video of their faces, and people who SURVIVED pantheon were um. Usually not in a state to chat with sketch artists.

Dionysus (Hart): Clear hoplite influences in the chest armor and armored knee-high boots, but a lot less of the Look than other members of Pantheon. It's a fight that ce won early on with Ares, on the grounds that ce didn't want to change a lot between the early infiltration and whatever happened later. Cir look actually changed a lot over time though, because aside from cir armor and weapons, ce wore a lot of regular clothes, usually in red, often with gold accents or accessories. Leather jackets weren't uncommon. Distinctive features: Often, after the first few years, crowned in fresh ivy. Used a staff. Attended, after the first couple of years, by the maenads. Also didn't wear a mask, also couldn't be recognized on surveillance footage, even when the maenads could be.

#no age for heroes #vio richardson #hart rebus #kit vargas #annalise laurens #ask and answer #re--wire

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23+ Prime Day products at the lowest price ever - Notice Today Web - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/23-prime-day-products-at-the-lowest-price-ever/?feed_id=135516&_unique_id=66991c6124f23 The second (and final) day of sales from Amazon Prime Day is here, offering discounts on tons of products exclusive to Prime members. You can find deals on beauty, tech, home and kitchen appliances, travel and more, some of which are at their lowest price ever. As an editor for NBC Select, I frequently cover shopping events like Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so I know how to find deals that are actually worth buying. Below, I rounded up the best Prime Day deals at their lowest price ever. I’ll continue updating this list throughout Prime Day.Want more from our everyday experts, straight to your inbox? Sign up for The Selection, our weekly newsletter packed full of good finds, sales and exclusive content.Best Prime Day deals at their lowest price everAmazon Echo Buds 4.0-star average rating from 8,282 reviews on AmazonLowest price everThese wireless, sweat-resistant earbuds have up to five hours of listening time (up to 20 with the charging case) and are compatible with Amazon Alexa, according to the brand. They have a semi-in-ear design to help minimize outside noises, plus you can connect to two devices at the same time — like a laptop and phone, for example.Adidas Defender 4 Medium Duffel Bag4.8-star average rating from 8,016 reviews on AmazonLowest price everThis spacious duffel bag comes in a range of designs and has room for clothes, shoes, gym accessories and more. It’s made from a water-resistant material, so you don’t have to worry about what’s inside getting damaged from an accidental spill or rain. Plus, it has two zippered end pockets so you can hold your small items or toiletries and an adjustable strap for carrying on your shoulder.Sensodyne Extra Whitening Toothpaste4.7-star average rating from 5,565 reviews on AmazonRecommended by experts in our best toothpastes roundup, Sensodyne’s whitening toothpaste is particularly great for people with sensitive teeth who experience pain when eating or drinking certain foods, according to the brand. I’ve used this option and love that the refreshing mint taste isn’t too overpowering.Kasa Smart Light Bulbs4.5-star average rating from 16,834 reviews on AmazonYou can connect these smart light bulbs with Amazon Alexa and Google Home. This way, you can use voice commands to adjust the brightness or color of the light. You can also put the bulbs on a timer or schedule them to turn on at any time during the day.AeroGarden Harvest 2.04.6-star average rating from 21,301 reviews on AmazonThis indoor hydroponic garden makes it easy to have fresh herbs and greens on hand. Since it uses an LED grow light and hydroponic growing methods, you don’t need soil or sunlight to grow food. This means you don’t have to worry about watering it or getting soil everywhere. The set has four plant spacers, liquid plant food, a measuring cup, grow baskets, sponges and labels.23andMe+ Premium Membership Bundle DNA Kit4.6-star average rating from 4,206 reviewsThis DNA kit comes with a premium membership, which lets you research your ancestry and genetic data as far back as 100 years, according to the brand. It also gives you insights into your genetic health and provides preventative health recommendations.Apple AirPods 3rd Generation4.3-star average rating from 534 ratingsThe third-generation AirPods are an NBC Select staff favorite. They connect easily to your iPhone, Apple laptop or tablet, and they’re great for making calls without having to hold your phone to your ear. You can also keep track of them via your iPhone’s Find My app. I’ve owned mine for over two years and their sound quality is still quite strong.Colgate Optic White Overnight Teeth Whitening Pen4.2-star average rating from 97,324 reviews on AmazonThese portable whitening pens help give your teeth a brighter appearance in as little as a matter of hours, according to Colgate.

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23+ Prime Day products at the lowest price ever - Notice Today Web - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/23-prime-day-products-at-the-lowest-price-ever/?feed_id=135515&_unique_id=66991c5f73cf2 The second (and final) day of sales from Amazon Prime Day is here, offering discounts on tons of products exclusive to Prime members. You can find deals on beauty, tech, home and kitchen appliances, travel and more, some of which are at their lowest price ever. As an editor for NBC Select, I frequently cover shopping events like Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so I know how to find deals that are actually worth buying. Below, I rounded up the best Prime Day deals at their lowest price ever. I’ll continue updating this list throughout Prime Day.Want more from our everyday experts, straight to your inbox? Sign up for The Selection, our weekly newsletter packed full of good finds, sales and exclusive content.Best Prime Day deals at their lowest price everAmazon Echo Buds 4.0-star average rating from 8,282 reviews on AmazonLowest price everThese wireless, sweat-resistant earbuds have up to five hours of listening time (up to 20 with the charging case) and are compatible with Amazon Alexa, according to the brand. They have a semi-in-ear design to help minimize outside noises, plus you can connect to two devices at the same time — like a laptop and phone, for example.Adidas Defender 4 Medium Duffel Bag4.8-star average rating from 8,016 reviews on AmazonLowest price everThis spacious duffel bag comes in a range of designs and has room for clothes, shoes, gym accessories and more. It’s made from a water-resistant material, so you don’t have to worry about what’s inside getting damaged from an accidental spill or rain. Plus, it has two zippered end pockets so you can hold your small items or toiletries and an adjustable strap for carrying on your shoulder.Sensodyne Extra Whitening Toothpaste4.7-star average rating from 5,565 reviews on AmazonRecommended by experts in our best toothpastes roundup, Sensodyne’s whitening toothpaste is particularly great for people with sensitive teeth who experience pain when eating or drinking certain foods, according to the brand. I’ve used this option and love that the refreshing mint taste isn’t too overpowering.Kasa Smart Light Bulbs4.5-star average rating from 16,834 reviews on AmazonYou can connect these smart light bulbs with Amazon Alexa and Google Home. This way, you can use voice commands to adjust the brightness or color of the light. You can also put the bulbs on a timer or schedule them to turn on at any time during the day.AeroGarden Harvest 2.04.6-star average rating from 21,301 reviews on AmazonThis indoor hydroponic garden makes it easy to have fresh herbs and greens on hand. Since it uses an LED grow light and hydroponic growing methods, you don’t need soil or sunlight to grow food. This means you don’t have to worry about watering it or getting soil everywhere. The set has four plant spacers, liquid plant food, a measuring cup, grow baskets, sponges and labels.23andMe+ Premium Membership Bundle DNA Kit4.6-star average rating from 4,206 reviewsThis DNA kit comes with a premium membership, which lets you research your ancestry and genetic data as far back as 100 years, according to the brand. It also gives you insights into your genetic health and provides preventative health recommendations.Apple AirPods 3rd Generation4.3-star average rating from 534 ratingsThe third-generation AirPods are an NBC Select staff favorite. They connect easily to your iPhone, Apple laptop or tablet, and they’re great for making calls without having to hold your phone to your ear. You can also keep track of them via your iPhone’s Find My app. I’ve owned mine for over two years and their sound quality is still quite strong.Colgate Optic White Overnight Teeth Whitening Pen4.2-star average rating from 97,324 reviews on AmazonThese portable whitening pens help give your teeth a brighter appearance in as little as a matter of hours, according to Colgate.

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