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[hardhuilen]

K3 met De 3 biggetjes bij Tien om te zien 2003 | 2023

[bikebound]

Alternate Reality: Kawasaki-Meguro KZ79SP Raven by Yoshiki Sawamura of @crows_japan. Meguro was the Japanese brand of police, military, racing, and consumer motorcycles that Kawasaki purchased in 1960 to form Kawasaki-Meguro and enter the motorcycle market. Sawamura-san envisioned a parallel universe or alternative history where the name, spirit, and soul of Meguro never died out, so that the mighty Kawasaki Z/KZ machines still bore heavy Meguro influence. "We were able to inject the soul of the Meguro brand that once existed in Japan." Of course, Kawasaki has revived the brand themselves with the Meguro K3 now available! Full story today on BikeBound.com. ⚡️Link in Bio⚡️ https://instagr.am/p/CstGCg7OXsD/

[eld-posh]

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[computingpostcom]

Many people around the world look for ways to build container images in Kubernetes without the need to mount the docker socket or perform any other action that compromises security on your cluster. With the increased need, a famous software engineer, Jessie Frazelle saw the need to introduce Img image builder. This is an open-source, daemon-less, and unprivileged Dockerfile and OCI compatible container image builder. Img is a wrapper around the open-source BuildKit, a building technology embedded within Img. There are many features associated with the img image builder. Some of them are: Img CLI, a responsive CLI that provides a set of commands similar to Docker CLI commands when dealing with container image building, distribution, and image manipulation. Rootless Builds: img can be run without requiring the –privileged Docker flag or the equivalent privileged: true security context in Kubernetes. BuildKit: defined as one of the next generation build engines for container images. Parallel Build Execution: BuildKit assembles an internal representation of the build steps as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), which enables it to determine which build steps can be executed in parallel. Cross-Platform/OS Builds: it’s possible to build images for different combinations of architecture and OS on a completely different platform In this guide, we will take a deep dive into how to build container images on Kubernetes using img image builder. Setup Pre-requisites This guide will work best if you have a Kubernetes cluster set up. Below is a list of dedicated guides to help you achieve this: Install Kubernetes Cluster on Rocky Linux 8 with Kubeadm & CRI-O Install Kubernetes Cluster on Ubuntu using K3s Deploy Kubernetes Cluster on Linux With k0s Run Kubernetes on Debian with Minikube This guide will demonstrate how to build container images from Dockerfile using img image builder in Kubernetes with Github. So, you will also need: Access to Kubernetes cluster with permissions to create, list, update and delete pods, jobs, and services Github repository with a Dockerfile: we will use the repo URL as the path of the Dockerfile Dockerhub account: to be able to authenticate and push the Docker image. #1. Configure Build Contexts For this guide, we will use a private GitHub repository as our build context. We need to configure it with the required Dockerfile. The URL to my private git repository used in this article is: https://github.com/computingforgeeks/kubernetes-demo In the repository, I will create a Dockerfile with the contents below: FROM ubuntu ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash", "-c", "echo hello"] Now obtain a Personal Access Token to your git account. #2. Create the Img Pod Manifest We will have two containers: Git-sync: an init container to clone the private git repository img: that builds the docker image and pushes it to docker hub These two containers share a volume git-repo mounted as emptyDir at /repo Create a manifest for the pod. vim pod.yml Add the below lines to the manifest: apiVersion: v1 kind: Pod metadata: labels: run: img name: img annotations: container.apparmor.security.beta.kubernetes.io/img: unconfined spec: securityContext: runAsUser: 1000 initContainers: - name: git-sync image: k8s.gcr.io/git-sync:v3.1.5 volumeMounts: - name: git-repo mountPath: /repo env: - name: GIT_SYNC_REPO value: "https://github.com/computingforgeeks/kubernetes-demo.git" ##Private repo-path-you-want-to-clone - name: GIT_SYNC_USERNAME value: "computingforgeeks" ##The username for the Git repository - name: GIT_SYNC_PASSWORD value: "ghp_JilxkjTT5EIgJCV........" ##The Personal Access Token for the Git repository - name: GIT_SYNC_BRANCH value: "master" ##repo-branch - name: GIT_SYNC_ROOT value: /repo - name: GIT_SYNC_DEST value: "hello" ##path-where-you-want-to-clone

- name: GIT_SYNC_ONE_TIME value: "true" securityContext: runAsUser: 0 containers: - image: r.j3ss.co/img imagePullPolicy: Always name: img resources: workingDir: /repo/hello command: ["/bin/sh"] args: - -c - >- img build -t docker.io//helloworld . && img login -u -p && img push docker.io//helloworld volumeMounts: - name: cache-volume mountPath: /tmp - name: git-repo mountPath: /repo volumes: - name: cache-volume emptyDir: - name: git-repo emptyDir: restartPolicy: Never In the above file, replace the values appropriately. You can also notice that the destination folder for git-sync is the working directory for img. If you are using a public git repository, you may not be required to provide the Personal Access Token for the Git repository. #3. Run img image builder in Kubernetes Using the manifest, run the pod using the command: kubectl apply -f pod.yml Now follow the image build and push process with the command: kubectl logs img --follow Output: From the above output, we are safe to conclude that the image has been successfully pushed to DockerHub #4. Pull and Test the Image You can now pull and test the image using: 1. Docker Ensure that Docker is installed on your system. The below guide can help you achieve this: How To Install Docker CE on Linux Systems Now run a container with the image using the command: docker run -it / For example: docker run -it klinsmann1/helloworld:latest Sample output: 2. Kubernetes The image pushed can still be used on Kubernetes. Pull and test the image as below; $ vim deploy.yml apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: hello-world spec: selector: matchLabels: app: hello replicas: 1 template: metadata: labels: app: hello spec: containers: - name: hello-world image: klinsmann1/helloworld:latest Apply the manifest: kubectl apply -f deploy.yml Check the status of the deployment: $ kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE hello-world-7f68776d79-h4h4z 0/1 Completed 1 (4s ago) 6s img 0/1 Completed 0 13m Verify if the execution was successful. $ kubectl logs hello-world-7f68776d79-h4h4z --follow hello The end! We have successfully walked through how to build container images on Kubernetes using img image builder. I hope this was significant to you.

[haxutuquv]

Fringe season 3 episode 15

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  Fringe terminó su tercera temporada con un promedio de 5,83 millones de espectadores por episodio, quedando en el lugar 99 de las series más vistas de la Fringe | Season 3, episode 15 Writers: Jeff Pinkner, J.H. Wyman, Akiva Goldsman Director: Frederick E. O. Toye The second most important mythological En eBay encuentras fabulosas ofertas en Fringe temporada 3 DVD y Blu-ray. Fringe - The Complete Third Season Three 3 (DVD, 2011, 6-Disc Set) NEW SEALED. Shape shifters, cryonic heads, belly-dwelling beasts, and shadows that turn victims to dust inhabited the last season. Season three plunges further down the A procedural thriller that follows the Fringe team's investigations of parallel. Puede ser una imagen de texto que dice "SUBJECT 13 SEASON 3 EPISODE 15". Fringe · TEMPORADA 1 · TEMPORADA 2 · TEMPORADA 3 · TEMPORADA 4 · TEMPORADA 5.In the Season Three premiere, a disoriented Olivia fights to find her way home, while Peter and Walter try to move on with their lives -- unknowingly Thomas Jerome Newton Sebastian Roché. Episodios : 2 - 4. Moreau Brad Dourif. Episodio : 22. Roscoe Joyce Christopher Lloyd. Episodio : 10. The mystery of the universes deepens in the critically acclaimed 22-episode third season of television's most exciting sci-fi. The Fringe team escapes from

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[steverogersnotebook]

Masterlist for @buckybarnesbingo's Buckuary Intersectional Bingo

Bring the Goodies || The Brave Dragonslayer || Ghosts || A Different Line of Work || Let's Just Kiss and Say Dumbass || I Won't Do That || Loose Thread || It's No Yarn, I'm Hooked on You || A Different Kind of Rebirth || Second Time Around || Punk Texting || Play Date || In Front of the Kids? || Corrosive || The Right Partner || Bucky's Birthday Toast || Taste Test || Who Bites Who || Seas the Day || Just the First Date || Friend or Feud? || Art in Motion

Squares and Summaries below the break

Y4, Natasha Romanoff + Canon Compliant Loose Thread "You could at least recognize me." Bucky wants to know the importance of this statement before he goes into cryo in Wakanda. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky & Natasha, past Bucky/Natasha

Y3, Natasha Romanoff + Trope of my choice Taste Test Summary: Bucky trained Natasha so giving her baking lessons should be a snap, but baking isn't the only cooking going on in this kitchen. Rated: T Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Natasha

Y2, Natasha Romanoff + No Powers AU Art in Motion Summary: Ballet dancers, Bucky and Natasha, open a studio. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Natasha

Y1, Natasha Romanoff + Supernatural Elements Seas the Day Summary: While out on a day swim to gather plants for her home, Natasha hears an awful sound and rushes to help the poor creature who was unlucky enough to tangle with a human's boat. The poor creature is a beautiful Merman and he needs her help desperately. Natasha realizes he's not the only one who needs somebody. Rated: T Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Natasha

K4, Sam Wilson + Canon Compliant Punk Texting Summary: A peek inside Bucky's texts with Sam, the phone he doesn't show his therapist. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky & Sam

K3, Sam Wilson + Trope of my choice It's No Yarn, I'm Hooked on You Summary: What starts as Bucky knitting to relax becomes a sock knitting contest between him and Sam. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Sam

K2, Sam Wilson + No Powers AU Friend or Feud? Summary: The feud is a lie. Supermodels Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson have parallel career success and an affection for one another, so why does the public read into their playful banter and pranks that there's an active feud? Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky & Sam

K1, Sam Wilson + Supernatural Elements: Let's Just Kiss and Say Dumbass Summary: When Bucky is ready to end things permanently, he's thwarted by his guardian angel, Sam. His expectations of experiencing his own "Wonderful Life" moment are nothing compared to the actual lesson he's destined to learn. Rated: T Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Sam *Suicide attempt, PTSD, Mentions of past violent events

C4, Character of my choice + Canon Compliant I Won't Do That Summary: Howard Stark asks Bucky to consult on a weapon with Hydra tech Rated: G Warnings: None

C3, Character + Trope of my choice (Steve Rogers + Birthday) Bucky's Birthday Toast Summary: Steve goes over the top toasting Bucky on his birthday, which is actually the more embarrassing of the events of the evening. Rating: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Steve

C2, Character of my choice + No Powers AU: Bring the Goodies Summary: Bucky opens a bakery. His first customer is foine. Rated: T Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky/Steve

C1, Character of my choice + Supernatural Elements: The Brave Dragonslayer Summary: When Morgan Stark challenged Bucky the Great Silver Dragon to a battle to win a priceless trophy, Bucky accepted the challenge. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Morgan Stark & Bucky Barnes (Dragon Bucky)

U5, Tony Stark + Canon Divergent Corrosive Summary: Welcome to the universe where Tony stopped fighting Bucky in Siberia and they talked things out like grownups. Rating: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky & Tony

U4, Tony Stark + Canon Compliant A Different Kind of Rebirth Summary: Bucky has one last name to cross off his list, and the person he needs to make amends to is dead. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: N/A

U3, Tony Stark + Trope of My Choosing (Single Parent) Play Date Summary: Bucky Barnes, single father of two and Tony Stark have to improvise their children's playdate plans due to a surprise snowstorm. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes & Tony Stark A/N: This was conceived during the Buckuary Discord party using moodboard prompts: Snow, Hotdog, Soup, Single Parent. I tried to get "peace" in there too, and I imagine there would be some single dad peace after a busy playdate.

U2, Tony Stark + No Powers AU A Different Line of Work Summary: Bucky attends the Stark International Career Expo with aspirations, leaves with more than he'd bargained for. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky & Tony

U1, Tony Stark + Supernatural Elements: Ghosts Summary: Bucky gets an unexpected opportunity. Rated: G Warnings: None

B5, Steve Rogers + Canon Divergent Second Time Around Summary: The words, “Bucky. Is. Alive.” Had come out with almost a reverence even if strained from being choked. It wouldn’t be any stranger than the whole day, really, if he really had fought — himself? Now Steve has to find out if the diversion is truth and if so, he needs to find Bucky Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers

B4, Steve Rogers + Canon Compliant In Front of the Kids? Summary: Bucky gets a visit from Steve while staying in Wakanda. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers

B3, Steve Rogers + Trope of My Choosing The Right Partner Summary: Summary: Throughout time they've been there for each other, it just took a figurative clout on the head for Steve to realize he'd found the right partner way, way back. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers

B2, Steve Rogers + No Powers AU Just the First Date Summary: A lousy start to a first date doesn't necessarily ruin the whole evening. Rated: G Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers

B1, Steve Rogers + Supernatural Element Who Bites Who Summary: Bucky Barnes is new to this werewolf thing and on the run. He finds an ad for a housemate, and when the beautiful, slender Vampire homeowner offers him safe haven for doing his daytime errands, Bucky leaves caution behind and moves in. Rated: M Warnings: None Pairing: Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers

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Rambles About Short Story - Alone

Well, I’m pretty bored, so... I’m going to scan through the last short story and point out all the references and parallels I made in it! How many can there be, right? It’s pretty weird to make references/parallels to parts of the story that don’t officially exist, but I did it anyways.

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This whole short story focuses on Red’s loneliness when Blue’s not around! Just like in Legacy after her death, just... without the tragedy this time. So Red’s depression actually becomes rather cute, if you think about it. And unlike in Legacy, where everyone else is unable to cheer him up, this time, he has people helping him out.

Blue: “What if you ran into a clone of me, who looks and sounds the same, and has the same memories and everything, but is not the real me? Could you replace me with her?” Red: “Uh… well, if I had you, I don’t think I can replace you with anything, a clone or not.”

This is probably the most obvious one, since Blue asks something very specific. The bad ending of Legacy happens because Red could not replace her, not even for a completed clone of her. Not to say that it was a bad choice on his part. Thus the tragedy. Was it a wrong choice? Well, discussing right/wrong morality in a fictional setting that has no ultimate right/wrong is completely meaningless, so... moving on.

Crystal notices Red’s loneliness and calls Platinum to help. In Legacy, Crystal sends Platinum (and Gold) to find Red once he succumbed to his depression and ran off. And in the bad ending, Crystal is the one to notice his depression after he had doomed both Platinum and Blue/K3 to their fates.

Crystal gets groped by a pervert known as “Ass Catchem”. Well... that’s a substory from a different game. And a reference to a short story that could’ve been.

Red had disguised himself as a clown, wielding a party bat on this mercenary job. Just like in Hitman.

THE CROWD’S LOVING IT! - Party Bat. Yes, the bat talks. It’s a... pretty f*cked up game considering all the “for fun” parts.

The pervert tries to sue Silver for “ruining his sense of touch”. Well...

Pervert mistakenly thinks that Silver is a girl, and... yeah.

So Silver’s ass has... hehe. Gold will mock the sh*t out of him for that. I wonder how Blue would react.

Red doesn’t want to sleep on the bed now that Blue’s not around. In Legacy, the empty bed is one of the biggest reasons why Red can’t stand his house anymore. And so he gets really mad when Platinum puts him there after she finds him drunk. I didn’t have the space/time to write that out in the short story though. Originally, as Platinum gets ready to sleep, she’d find Red on the couch and ask why he isn’t sleeping on the bed upstairs. And after explaining his situation, Red would sleep on the couch while Platinum sleeps on the set-up blankets on the floor. But it felt kind of weird to write it out given the overall mood, so... ehn.

Platinum is going through issues of her own but still tries to help Red in his lonely times. In Legacy, Platinum definitely has her own issues, but still tries (and fails) to help Red.

Y is recovering from an injury at this time. In Legacy, Y is nearly killed by her own Mega Garchomp and falls into a coma. And Platinum blames herself for failing to save her junior. This time though, it’s nothing too major and is unrelated to Platinum, so she’s not devastated by it. It would’ve been a potential DE chapter or a short story, as X takes care of Y all day every day.

Platinum and Moon have a “fight” because Moon had been lying and hiding something important from her, and Platinum absolutely hates deception among those she trusts. Platinum says something she quickly regrets, but it’s too late and she had hurt Moon quite badly. Diamond and Pearl find Moon before she does something drastic. In Legacy, Moon runs off before anyone could catch up to her, and she ends up doing something drastic that ultimately gets her killed, thus starting the whole Corpse Party shenanigans.

So comparatively, Platinum is still falling apart a bit in the short story, but not nearly as much as she would have in Legacy.

Platinum deeply hurts Moon, a younger sister figure, emotionally in a “fight” out of anger, which she quickly regrets but is too late. And then instead of making amends, because of her own fears and guilt, “flees” to Kanto to seek advice. In Legacy’s bad ending, Red deeply hurts Platinum, a younger sister figure, both physically and emotionally out of anger, which he quickly regrets, but it’s far too late since she’s bleeding out. And instead of trying to help her and make amends, he flees the scene, ultimately buries her alive, and flees again to Unova to finish the fight against the enemy. Red also does the same to Blue’s clone. He deeply hurts her emotionally, regrets it later on but it’s too late, and tries to flee from his guilt.

Platinum is ashamed by what she had done. In Legacy’s bad ending, Red is also very ashamed by what he had done, and the tremendous guilt forces him to sacrifice himself to be freed of it all in the end.

Red can’t imagine hurting Platinum... which is exactly what he ends up doing in Legacy’s bad ending.

Red: “I don’t know if it’ll be the same, but… think how you would feel if I hurt you like that. Would you actually want me to go away forever, or would you want me to return to talk to you and make things better again?”

Red does exactly that in Legacy’s good ending, after he finds enough courage to talk to Platinum again. And in Legacy’s bad ending, one of Platinum’s last thoughts would be wishing to have the old Red back like the happier times in the past.

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Whew. I think that’s all of them?

[iheartmalec]

HTGAWM Finale Thoughts

(obviously contains spoilers)

BONNIE AND FRANK. WHY?? for WHAT purpose? i’m so so so angry. their deaths were actually for nothing, and they were finally about to be happy. i liked them together, they both deserved a good ending. i’m pissed abt this

the whole incest story line about Sam & Hannah being Frank’s father came from nowhere and was completely unnecessary. they rlly sprung that on us in the final few episodes for what? for nothing. it added nothing, it only explained Frank’s death which was also unnecessary. this plot annoyed me. 

connor & oliver’s relationship in the final episode was so poorly written. seriously? threatening each other with divorce? why? i’m glad they stayed together but i’m mad that was this a part of the finale instead of showing them soaking up their time together before connor went to jail (which i get helps him with his guilt but i still don’t think he deserved it). i wish they had just let them be happy, instead of having connor actually present oliver with divorce papers. i thought it was a poor way to conclude a relationship that spanned the seasons and the fans loved.

don’t get me started on Michaela. she always had Connors back, and I get she always has hers first, I still think her negotiating probation & leaving connor out to dry was out of character. She ended up alone, her best friends either in jail or refusing to talk to her. I hated her ending, she deserved so much better, especially after Ashers death. She got to be a judge, I guess, but I wanted more for her. i’m upset about this, she was one of my fave characters even if season 6 did her dirty.

i guess its realistic that the k5 (or k3 i guess bc two are dead) doesn’t talk anymore, but I wish they did. they went through so much together. I get Laurel not talking to the other two, as she disappeared the last season and chose being a mom which is understandable, but Connor and Michaela? They were best friends, who loved each other so deeply. I don’t like that they all went their separate ways- i think the two of them could’ve stayed friends. Even just to make viewers happy, yk?

Why did they kill Asher too? They killed him & sent Laurel away, and it resulted in all of season 6 feeling like Connor, Michaela and Oliver’s interactions were incomplete. They were missing someone- two people- but I think it was dumb to not include both Asher and Laurel in the final season. I thought both plots were unnecessary, I think the writers should’ve kept one of them for the final season.

WHY WAS NATE THE ONE W THE BEST ENDING? i’m sorry he started out innocent and then lost that- killing Miller and Xavier pissed me off. I don’t have sympathy for him, and i’m mad he got the best ending??? ugh

I am glad Annalise and Tegan ended up together tho. that was cute. i liked the parallel with Christopher as well.

DONT GET ME STARTED ON THE AGE MAKEUP HAHAHAH. WHY DID EVE LOOK YOUNGER THEN LAUREL??? I HATED IT.

overall, I didn’t like this finale. I loved this show, stuck with it when it got slow, stuck with it for 6 seasons, and the finale just made me sad for how the characters ended up, instead of sad that the show ended. I’m most mad about Bonnie, Frank and Michaela. the others were meh, but those three endings make me incredibly mad.

[nonsenseofyesteryear]

I’m actually super intrigued by the idea that Kreese wants Miguel at Cobra Kai - I’m not sure if Johnny would ever agree to those terms tho but I’ve also been thinking about Terry Silver being reintroduced to the series and how Kreese might deploy him. It would be really interesting to see him use Silver as a way to cause a rift at the newly combined dojo’s and target Miguel specifically, the way they targeted Daniel in K3. Especially since we didn’t get to see much of Miguel’s emotional arc after he regained the use of his legs - he was mostly used to move the plot along instead, and if they’re going to flesh that out, Silver would be the perfect villain to prey on Miguel’s insecurities especially if Johnny keeps wanting to not push Miguel too quickly. I feel like Kreese’s look during the all valley vote could also just show that Kreese wants Miguel out of commission and that he wants to break his spirit and in the process break Johnny and the former Cobras who defected. And between the narrative parallels we get with Miguel and Daniel, I’d be really interested to see if they explore what Silver being back could mean for Daniel’s guilt and clearly unresolved trauma and how Silver targeting Miguel could affect Miguel’s own journey towards recovery and the rest of the dojo.

Silver did so well at presenting himself as a friendly, trustworthy adult and I want to see how/if he uses that trick in the series. The difference this time, of course, will be that Daniel knows about Silver. But this might come down to how skilled a manipulator Silver is. Daniel might try to warn Miguel, but would Miguel listen? 

And as for Kreese wanting Miguel out of commission, well, he was. I’m not sure if they would take the story there a second time. The conflict with Cobra Kai isn’t just about the dojos - it’s about different philosophies, and what better way to ensure your victory in an ideological conflict than to successfully pass your ideas on to the next generation? In that way, having Miguel back as his student would be a win for Kreese. 

[egyptologylessons]

This carved wooden statue of Tutankhamun (ca. 1345-1327 BCE, found in the pharaoh's tomb), smoothed with gesso and then painted, is a life-size representation of the king 𓇓𓈖𓏏 “nsw”. Carter recorded that the figure was beneath one of the large ceremonial chariots 𓌝𓏏 “wrry.t” in the southern 𓇔𓏭𓈇 “rsy” end of the Antechamber. The arms 𓂝𓂝 “rmn.w” have intentionally been severed to just below the bicep, and the body 𓄡𓏏𓏤 “ḫṯ” extends to just below the hips. Tutankhamun (𓇋𓏠𓈖𓏏𓅱𓏏𓋹𓋾𓉺𓇑) “twt-ˁnḫ-imn~hekA-iwnw-šmAi)” ‘The Living Image of Amun, Ruler of Southern Iwnw (Heliopolis) wears a simple white 𓌉 “ḫḏ” garment and a flat-topped crown with protecting uraeus, similar to a crown that Nefertiti (𓇋𓏏𓈖𓇳𓄤𓄤𓄤𓄤𓄤𓏏𓏭𓇍𓍘𓁐) “nfr-nfrw-itn nfr.t-iy-ti” ‘ Beautiful are the beauties of Aten, the beautiful one has come’ often uses. His ears 𓋹𓋹𓄔𓄔 “ˁnḫ.wy” are pierced, and his skin is painted a reddish brown in the convention typical for representing males. Although Carter had suggested that the figure may have been a mannequin, similar to a clothes-dummy, which would hold the garments and jewelry of the king, it is difficult to find parallel pieces. Other scholars have pointed out that this torso and several statues from the Middle Kingdom, which are somewhat similar in appearance, may all be related to the rebirth or resurrection of the king in association with his identification with the god Osiris 𓊨𓁹 “wsir” In tombs 𓂝𓂝𓇋𓉴 “ˁˁı͗” of the Old Kingdom, there are also busts similar to this one. They are heads or torsos sculpted to look as if they were emerging from the floor or the wall. They appear to be images 𓅲𓏏 “twt” of the ka 𓂓 “k3” (the corporeal twin and essential nature of the deceased) coming up from the burial chamber and entering the offering chapel through or near the false door, the place where offerings to the deceased could be made. Because of these parallels it is likely that this enigmatic statue 𓂙𓏏𓏭𓀾 “hnty” has a funerary, rather than domestic purpose. Source: http://www.touregypt.net/museum/tuttorsopage.htm #egypt #egyptian #ancient #ancientegypt #egyptianstatue #ägypten #tutankhamun #egyptologist #myegypt #egyptian https://www.instagram.com/p/CDAHPj1H3wB/?igshid=1lykaqpegsgq

[hardhuilen]

"En als knipoogje hebben we vandaag al tuinbroeken aangetrokken."

[scual]

2019 Remarkable Music

Albums wrote down with no particular order:

White Ward - Love Exchange Failure

O.R.k. - Ramegehead

Anadol - Uzun Havalar

Carl Gari & Abdullah Miniawy - The Act of Falling from the 8th Floor

Ex Ponto - Neka Neka

Sarah Davachi &  Ariel Kalma - Intemporel

Saba Alizadeh - Scattered Memories

Tunes Of Negation - reach The endless Sea

Sote - Parallel Persia

Mario Diaz de Leon - Cycle and Reveal

K.lust - Slow Down

William Ryan Fritch & Vieo Abiungo - The Dreg

dTHEd - Hyperbeatz vol. 1

Zigtrax - Zigtrax

Brainwalzera - Alepoch EP

Kandoko 3 - K3

Red Axes - Trips #2: Vietnam

Simple Symmetry - Gilgamesh

Harmonious Thelonious - Petrolia

Kawuku Sound - Kawuku Sound

Yazz Ahmed - Polyhymnia

Black To Comm - Seven Horses for Seven Kings

Tinariwen - Amadjar

Angel Bat Bawid - The Oracle

Maral - Mahur Club

Mohammad Reza mortazavi - Ritme Jaavdanegi

Netherwold - Algida Bellezza

Matmos - Plastic Anniversary

Lamellen - Monty roberts

Cain - High Call EP

Joe Snape - Joyrobix

Leif - Loom Dream

Rafael Anton Irisarri - Solastalgia

Sharon Van Etten - Remid Me Tomorrow

Isaac Sasson - Cantos Campesinos

Jay Glass Dubs - Nyx EP

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last year list can be found here 

[eld-posh]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Skechers Parallel Stylin Womens Sz 8.5 Shoes Beige Suede Caged Slingback Sandal.

[bigbadjackal]

Records of Meret

Once upon a time, I bought and started trying to translate “Die Göttin Mr.T: Entstehung und Verehrung einer Personifikation”, the monograph about the goddess Meret by Guglielmi. I had gotten The Ping from her after reading a few comments about her in one of TDuQ’s articles (“Raising the serpent power. Some parallels between Egyptian religion and Indian Tantra.”) I’ve never lost interest in learning more about this beautiful but obscure goddess, but have lost the ability to gather the intense amount of concentration needed to do extended translations of that nature. To those ends, I am going to try approaching my research into her from a different angle, which is basically by flipping through the monograph’s indexes until something catches my eye and then working on that individual thing. The first entry for #gnwt Meret is this intriguing epithet for her: TpH.t-wdj.t-k3.w

The LGG has it as meaning, “The esophagus of the gods”, and specifies that it is an epithet of the Upper Egyptian Meret. Just below this entry is a very similar one listing Ma’at as the esophagus of the goddesses while Guglielmi gives a more literal translation: “Cave that transfers the Ka-food to the gods (esophagus.)” There is also a footnote: “TpH.t-wdj.t-k3.w belongs to the “throat" designations of Meret assimilated to Maat and also forms an epithet of the Hathor assimilated to Maat.”

[nerdofthefandoms]

Tagged I’m it.

1) Do you make your bed? No. Unless my mother tells me to. (I’m 20, mind you) 2) What’s your favorite number? It depends on my mood, I guess. Right now, at 12:21 pm on 1/13/2020, my favorite number is 5.

3) What’s your job? I’m a K3 aide, and work part time at Chick-fil-A.

4) If you could, would you go back to school? Only for my friends. I sucked at school.

5) Can you parallel park? No, I can’t drive very well to begin with anyways? 6) A job you had that might surprise people? Hmmm, not that I can think of.

7) Do you think aliens exist? Not really. 8) Can you drive a manual car? Nope. Want to learn though. 

9) What’s your guilty pleasure? Apart from dirty, smutty fanfics?

10) Tattoos? None. I want some but I’m afraid of needles and how much it would hurt.

11) Favorite Color? Pink- any and all shades.

12) Things people do that drive you crazy. Chewing with their mouths open. Ugh!

13)Phobias? Spiders, snakes, heights (I can go up just fine, but when it comes to going down…Nope nopity nope.) Those are my top 3, but if I thought about it there may be more. Like number 10.

14)Favorite Childhood Sport? I used to play basketball in early elementary school and hated it, but my siblings played soccer in middle school and I loved kicking the ball with them.

15)Do you talk to yourself? All the time.

16) What movie do you adore? Far too many to mention. 17) Do you like doing Puzzles? If they’re not to big. 

18) Favourite Genre of Music? Mostly Broadway and Disney, with select songs from Country, Pop, and Rock

19)Tea or Coffee. Neither.

20) The first thing you remember wanting to be when you grew up?

A Mom

@what-is-your-plan-today I did it. I challenge anyone who sees this and has not already done it.

[juniperpublishers-orthopedics]

Treatment of Proximal Interphalangeal (PIP) Joint Fracture by Dynamic Kirschner Wire Fixator

Abstract

Aim: To describe the clinical outcome of treatment of proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint fractures by dynamic Kirschner wire fixator.

Methods: The Kirschner wire traction fixator was used in treatment of 22 patients with pilon fracture and fracture-dislocation of proximal inter phalangeal joint. Little finger affected in eight patients, ring in three patients and middle and index fingers were affected in five and six patients respectively. The patients age at time of surgery range from 18 - 58 years (average 35.4 years). The base of proximal phalanx was involved in an average 45% (range from 35% to 70%). We used the Michigan hand score to evaluate the clinical outcome after average follow up 8 months (range from 6-9 months).

Results: Average Michigan hand questionnaire was 88% (range from 63%-100%). The average active flexion-extension ROM of proximal interphalangeal joint was 93 degrees (from 50-120 degrees). No instability or angular deformity at the end of follow up. Pin tract infection reported in four patients and two patients had moderate pain with proximal interphalangeal joint flexion more than 50 degrees.

Conclusion: The Kirschner wire traction fixator was easy to apply, can reduce and maintain reduction of unstable proximal interphalangeal joint fractures and allow immediate post operative (PIP) joint motion.

Keywords: Fracture dislocation of PIP joint; Kirschner wire traction fixator; Dynamic traction fixation; Bent wire fixator; Pilon fracture of middle phalanx.

Abbreviations: PIP: Proximal Interphalangeal Joint; DIP: Distal Interphalangeal Joint; ROM: Range Of Motion; NSAID: Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs; VAS: Visual Analogue Scale; PRTS: Pins and Rubber Traction System.

Introduction

Proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint injuries remain challenging to hand surgeons [1]. Painless, stable and mobile PIP joint are the main goals for any treatment option of PIP joint [2,3]. Closed reduction and extension block pins [1,2] Open reduction of PIP joint fractures [3,4] and osteochondral hemi-hamate autograft arthroplasty [5,6] described for treatment of such difficult injuries. Maintenance of satisfactory alignment of the fracture and acceptable congruent joint surface, while allowing early joint motion would seem to be an ideal treatment option. Dynamic external fixation of PIP joint fractures provide indirect fracture reduction, maintain fracture alignment and allowing early movement which results in satisfactory functional outcome [7-13]. The present study describe the clinical outcome of treatment of (PIP) joint fracture by dynamic Kirschner wire fixator modified by Asal Fouad in 2009 [14].

Patients and Method

The modified Kirschner wire traction fixator applied to 22 patients with PIP joint fracture and fracture-dislocations. We exclude fractures more than 3 weeks duration and open fractures with cut tendons or neurovascular injuries. Gender, age at the time of surgery, mechanism of injury, affected side and finger, hand dominance, occupation, fracture type and degree of involvement of base of middle phalanx described in. there were four patients with open fracture, two of them had infected wounds. The average time from injury to surgery was 5 days (range from 2-21 days) (Table 1). The modified Kirschner wire traction fixator had the same principles of Suzuki et al. [15] fixator.

Surgical Steps

Without tourniquet under digital nerve bock anesthesia used 10 ml combination of (5 ml lidocaine 2%, 4 ml bupivacaine 0.25% and 1 ml sodium bicarbonate 0.25 m Eq/ml) and image intensifier the fixator applied in steps. All open fractures treated firstly by wound debridement and saline irrigation. Prophylactic antibiotics administrated for all patients (Figure 1).

Step 1 Axial traction Pin (K1):

A smooth 0.9 mm Kirschner wire was placed centrally in the proximal phalanx head perpendicularly on its long axis. The wire was bended in 90-degree angle at both sides of the finger in the direction of finger tip. Each end of the wire must be long enough to reach about 2 cm distal to the finger tip and fashioned in semicircle.

Step 2 Sliding traction pin (K2):

Sliding traction pin (K2): A smooth 0.9 K-wire was placed centrally in the head of middle phalanx. The K2 pin was bended around K1 forming a semicircles.

Step 3 The traction generated by 18 gauge cerclage wire

in a figure-of eight fashion which applied from the semicircles of the K2 pin to the semicircles of the K1 pin at each side. Traction force, traction balance on both sides and fracture reduction were assessed by image intensifier. Using the cerclage wire in traction was the difference between this fixator and Suzuki et al. fixator which used the rubber bands for traction.

Step 4 Placement of the reduction pin (K3):

The reduction pin was indicated in 12 patients because of residual displacement after traction. The K3 pin was drilled 5mm distal to the fracture line using K1 pin as a fulcrum to reduce the fracture or dislocation then it bended around K1 at both sides in a semicircle fashion. Lastly, the reduction, active finger motion and fixator stability were checked under image intensifier.

Early range of motion was encouraged for all fingers (Figure 2). The patients followed clinically and radiographically twice weekly till removal of fixator at the six week postoperative, then every three weeks for the next three months and once per month till the end of follow up period which usually range between 6 to 9 months (average 8). The subjective satisfaction was determined by the use of visual analogue scale (VAS) for pain. The Michigan hand questionnaire [16] was used to evaluate the results of using the Kirschner wire dynamic fixator.

Results

The average Michigan hand scores were 88% (range from 63% - 100%), the average active Flexion-Extension ROM of PIP joint at the final follow up evaluation was 93 degrees (range from 50 – 120 degrees) and the average active Flexion-Extension ROM of DIP was 71.5 degrees (range from 60 – 80 degrees) (Figure 3) . Twenty patients returned to previous work and recreational activities without disability and the other two patients changed their work because of pain with PIP flexion more than 50 degrees. Five patients developed pin tract infection without wire loosening resolved with oral antibiotics. One patient developed osteomyelitis treated with fixator removal, surgical debridement and antibiotics. Aseptic loosening of the wires and osteolysis in the head of proximal phalanx occurred in one patient that treated with fixator removal. According to VAS there were four patients complained of mild pain with extreme flexion which did not need treatment or affect daily activities and two patients had moderate pain treated with NSAID (Table 2).

Discussion

The management of intra-articular fractures and fracture dislocations of PIP joint is a therapeutic challenge for most hand surgeons [17,18]. In trial to stabilize and maintain fracture reduction of PIP joint a trans-articular K-wire has been used for these proposes but joint movements prevented for at least three weeks after surgery till removal of the K-wire [19,20]. Salter et al. [21] in 1981 established the importance of continuous active and passive movements in healing of hyaline articular cartilage. They concluded that, immobilization of any joint interfere with the normal distribution of synovial fluid and nutrition of articular cartilage. In a comparative study between the use of splinting, dynamic traction fixator and ORIF of pilon fracture of PIP joint Stern et al. [11] in 1991 concluded that ORIF can achieve anatomical reduction in some cases but should be approached cautiously. Extensive soft tissue dissection may deprive the smaller fragments from its blood supply and contribute to stiffness. The ligamentotaxis provided by dynamic fixator achieved and maintained the reduction of pilon fracture of PIP joint and give results which are radiologically and clinically comparable or even better than those obtained by ORIF. The results of our study support Stern et al. [11] conclusion in that the use of dynamic external fixation reduce the articular surface indirectly by means of ligamentotaxis which preserve wide joint space and allowing early active ROM of the PIP joint. The Kirschner wire dynamic traction fixator is simple in the design and application, also it allow both active and passive joint ROM. Inanami et al. [22] in 1993 treated seven PIP joint fracture-dislocations with dynamic finger fixator, the average PIP joint ROM was 88 degrees after average follow up 21 months. Allison [23] in 1996 reported average PIP joint ROM 77 degrees after treatment of 14 patients with comminuted fracture base of middle phalanx by dynamic external fixator. In this series we reported average PIP joint ROM 93 degrees in 22 patients treated with dynamic external fixator. We believed that our results was more better than Inanami et al. [22] and Allison [23] because of the use of spiral springs and the size of rings in their fixators can complicate this methods [24]. The modified Kirschner wire traction fixator is simple and had the same idea of dynamic traction fixation as PRTS of Suzuki et al. [15] but we believed that it had technically different points in the design and application 1- the bending of sliding traction pin (K2) around the axial traction pin (K1) give the advantage of stability and parallelism of (K1) to the long axis of middle phalanx. This makes the traction in line with the long axis of middle phalanx bone which results in more easily, maintained and acceptable fracture reduction. 2- Using of tension band wire instead of rubber bands was more amenable during healing time, maintain fracture reduction and give us the chance to modify the traction force by increasing or decreasing the tightness of tension band wire in outpatient clinic according to follow up radiographs. 3- In the modified Kirschner wire traction fixator we can use the (K1) pin as a fulcrum by reduction pin (K3) to get reduction because it was fixed by bending of (K2) pin around it but this option not possible with Suzuki et al fixator. Another point of view the bending of (K3) pin over (K1) pin after fracture reduction gave more stability to the reduction even if the traction lost during follow up. De Soras et al. [24]. In 1997 noted inflammation around the pin sites in up to 45% of cases and reported one case of sever osteolysis which involved almost the whole of the head of the proximal phalanx. In our series, although four patients developed a superficial pin-site infection which was successfully treated by oral antibiotics, one case developed osteomyelitis treated by surgical debridement, early removal of fixator and intravenous antibiotics. Another one case developed marked osteolysis in the head of proximal phalanx which needed earlier removal of the traction system. The final results of these two patients were completely unsatisfied; they had limited painful PIP joint ROM required regular NSAID administration. We believed that the unsatisfactory results of these two patients due to potentially infected open injuries and late presentation. Our overall results, and the mean range of active flexion, compare favorably with those of other types of dynamic traction splint [25,26] (Table 3).

Conclusion

We believed that the capsule-ligamentotaxis of the Kirschner wire dynamic traction fixator achieved reasonable articular congruity. The modified Kirschner wire dynamic traction fixator has given very acceptable results with a low rate of complication. It is light, cheap, effective and easy to apply. Immediate and continuous post operative (PIP) joint motion improved the range of motion regardless the accuracy of fracture reduction which reflected positively on the final outcome of the patients.

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