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In Oakland California severa individuals illegally moved into a two story warehouse. There was only one entrance. access to the second floor was only by a rickety wooden stairs made from shipping pallet. The first floor is described as being filled with furniture and crates. Zoning officials were aware of complaints and had opened an investigation into the zoning violations. Last night a rave (party) was held there. Several hundred young people attennded. A fire broke out. There were no sprinklers. The stairs burnt and many were trapped. This morning with only 20% of the ruins searched over 20 bodies have been found. Many others are still missing and are believed to be inside somewhere.
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Actually religion is the root of the denial. Have you ever honestly seen, that religion has accepted any novelty, rather its rhetorical like the broken record.
Then the genuine question is, that when religion is almost an empire, couldn't it be assertive?
No, it just can't...why because its a trade. The trade which is based upon a simple myth. They have succeeded to make the masses believe, that "good" or "bad" are distinct. While the reality is the duality. These two entities coexist, these two can't survive otherwise. So, in sum the religion dwells upon the untruth.
Now there arises the question, then why the religion could muster that majoritarian support ? Simple, because they claim that whatever they ask you to believe is the word of God. Now its fraudulent that they invent a new tool, thankless endeavor to deny the "ENLIGHTENED", their origin.
Thank you for your time to read my blog.

A guy paid for and received a tattoo of a family member who passed away... His grandfather. Thinking the tattoo looked exactly like the photo the artist worked from, he went away pleased. A few weeks later he was showing the tattoo to his great-grandmother who noticed initials in the tattoo... The initials matched the artist's name!

Annoyed, he confronted the tattoo artist wanting a partial refund as the signature wasn't in the deal. The artist refuses and he goes to the shop owner, who makes the artist give a full refund.

The guy posted his story on Reddit and received responses like:
"They kind of branded you with their initials and they should get fired."
"Tattoo artists don't get to sign their work because their canvas is a human being. This is a KNOWN. This is conventionally understood."

Yeah, that was done in bad taste. Since the story was done anonymously, no photos of the work was supplied. Also, I didn't see any suggestions to fix it. Something like making the area around the initials darker or completely laser them out and retouch that area... he's got some cash to do it with.

I came across a story about people who are doing wood crafting called fractal wood burning. The process involves soaking boards in a chemical solution and running high-voltage electric across the wet board. The end result is a unique burn into the wood that has a tree-like shape with branches extending outward from the electrodes. The design has an almost fractal appearance. Hence the name fractal wood burning.

That's the good part. The bad part is the process is dangerous, especially in the hands of a novice.

To achieve this technique you need a transformer. Where can you find such a transformer? They can be found in the guts of a microwave oven. The alternate name for that type of transformer can be referred to as "lichtenburg" generator.

I found this type of art in a story about a couple who were electrocuted by the high-voltage it created. Another linked story was a house fire cause by the misuse of the device. Thousands of volts passing through 2 electrodes like a failed Tesla experiment.

While it's pretty, people aren't aware of the dangers in rigging something so powerful in a home-made device.


Holding the electrodes like the photo above is EXTREMELY dangerous.

The YouTube video shows a guy in a workshop using a variac, voltage controlled transformer and for safety, the electrodes aren't within reach.

You dont love some one for their looks or their clothes or for their
fancy car but because thay thay sing a song only you can hear..

Hello, I was asked to paint a horse by my mom's ex chief, because she has a son who's born in the year of horse.
I didn't knew an exact date - he was born, so I have made two paintings:

First part: "Summer and Winter:"


Second part: "Spring and Autumn:"


Also I wrote a poem, on Lithuanian (my mother language), English and Russian (Cyrillic) languages:


Thank you for attention

Edwin Zhuck (Edvinas Žiukas)
2020 y., Birstonas, Lithuania

What is this ? I see the sun.
I'm grabbing my camera
and I've gotta run.

Icicles & holly await my clicking.
Maybe a winding river panorama
with snow on banks sticking.

What natural surprises await ?
Perhaps a fawn and the mama.
Off I go to enjoy this date.

No or little direct eye contact is a classic sign of deception.
A person who is lying to you will do everything to avoid
making eye contact. Unconsciously he feels you will be able
to see through him—via his eyes. And feeling guilty, he
doesn't want to face you. Instead he will glance down or his
eyes may dart from side to side. Conversely, when we tell
the truth or we're offended by a false accusation, we tend
to give our full focus and have fixed concentration. We lock
eyes with our accuser as if to say "You're not getting away
until we get to the bottom of this."

The minute I heard my first love story,
I started looking for you,
now knowing how blind that was.
Lovers don't finally meet somewhere.
They are in each other all along..

Rumi