OMG ya'll, I have major decode! Stick with me this is going to be good!
@martingeddes shared this pic earlier showing that according to the Lunar Calendar today is actually 11.3!
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இது முண்டகலப்பை க்களுக்கான போஸ்ட்
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

ஏன் எதற்கு என தெரியாமல் கண்டதுக்கும் ஆதரவு தரும்

முண்டகலப்பைகளே
வணக்கம்,

இந்தியா முழுவதும் விவசாயிகள் உள்ளனர், ஆனால் ஹரியானா மற்றும் பஞ்சாப் விவசாயிகள் ஏன் எதிர்க்கிறார்கள்… ??
இதைப் புரிந்து கொண்டால்

நீங்களும் அரசியல் வித்தகர்… !!

மோடிஜியின் அரசியல் இரக்கமற்றது என்று நான் எங்கோ படித்து உள்ளேன் .. அவர் மரத்தின் இலை-கிளைகளை வெட்டுவதில்லை, ஆனால்
வேர்களையே பிடுங்குவார் !

இந்த விவசாய மசோதா இரண்டு பெரிய ஜாம்பவான்களின் fuse புடுங்கியுள்ளது

முதலில் பஞ்சாபின் வீரர்களைப் பற்றி பார்ப்போம்..

சுக்பீர் சிங், அகாலிதளத்தின் தலைவர்

சுக்பீர் அக்ரோவின் உரிமையாளர் .. எஃப்.சி.ஐ FCI மற்றும் விவசாயிகளுக்கு இடையேயான அதிகாரப்பூர்வ கமிஷன் முகவர், 2.5% கமிஷனைப் பெற்றவர் ....

சுக்பீர் அக்ரோவின் ஆதரவு இல்லாமல் ஒரு கிலோ கோதுமையை கூட
விவசாயியால் விற்க முடியாது, பல ஆயிரம் கோடிகளில் வருமானம் இருந்தது
கடந்த 70 ஆண்டுகளில் நீங்கள் வாக்களித்த காங்கிரஸ் கூட்டணிகள், இந்தியாவின் முதுகுஎலும்பு என சொல்லப்பட்ட விவசாய
பெருமக்களை பார்த்துகொண்டு முன்னேற்றுன விதம்

உங்கள் கண் முன்னே!?
(ஹர்சின்ரத் கவுர் ஏன் ராஜினாமா செய்தார் என்பதை இப்போது புரிந்து கொள்ளுங்கள்!!)

இப்ப தெரிஞ்சி இருக்கும் புதிய விவசாய மசோதவின் 2020 யின் முதல் சாட்டை அடி பலமா விழுந்து இருக்கு அது எப்படின்னு இந்த பதிவு படிக்க படிக்க புரிந்து கொள்ளுவீங்க

I've been serving on grad admissions committees at MIT for 5 years - in EECS and Media Lab

If you want to get into a PhD at a place like MIT, here's a thread with some advice based on my observations

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1. Grades do matter, especially in courses that are important for your chosen field

2. Research matters, even more than grades

3. Publications matter, but letters of recommendation matter even more

4. Your statement of purpose should be the cherry on top of the cake

2/13

When I say grades matter, it doesn't mean that you need 100/100 or A+ in every course. It does mean that you are expected to have strong competence (close to straight A/A+/A-) in technical courses relevant to your field of interest

3/13

While grades show competence, a PhD is about research. So, the more your application demonstrates research potential, the higher your chances for acceptance. It's not about the number of papers (if any), but about the quality of research you pursue

4/13

This is why the best evaluation of research potential often comes from letters of recommendation (LoRs)

Letters shed light on technical competence, creativity, work ethic, & personal interaction. All of which are important for a successful PhD

5/13

THE DULL PRINCE- A SHORT STORY WHICH YOU ALL SHOULD READ

#storytimethread

Once, the king was in the forest with his four sons on a hunt. The king was an ace shooter. Arrows flew from his bow like bolts of lightning, and they hardly missed their mark.

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The first three princes were as good as their father.
But it was quite different with the youngest prince.

He did not share their enthusiasm for hunting.

In the evening, the king relaxed and took stock of his sons’ achievements.

2/15

He was proud of his eldest son, quite happy with the next two sons, but disappointed with the fourth.

“I am ashamed of him,” he murmured.**

The king bade the members of his party to proceed to the palace, carrying their game with them.

3/15

He wanted to spend some time in the company of a hermit who lived in the forest. A little after sunset, the king and his sons reached the hermit’s dwelling.

The hermit’s disciples entertained the royal party. Soon, the king was alone with the hermit.

4/15

“Why do you look so pensive, dear king?” asked the hermit.

“Well,” answered the king, “I ‘m worried about my youngest son.

He is so dull!

I wonder what I’m going to do with a good-for-nothing boy like him.”

5/15

The Contingency Argument for God's existence, in simple language (thread):

When we look at the world around us, we see many things that change. For example, at one time a man may be standing, but at another time he may be sitting. Yet he is the same man. (1/)

Philosophers express this fact by saying that the man's posture is contingent, i.e. that it could be different than it is. Humans are contingent beings because they could be different than they are at any given moment. The same is true of everything we see in the universe. (2/)

Living things like people, animals, and plants all grow and develop. Inanimate things like your car, phone, or computer may be turned on or off. Even rocks and gems can be cut, polished, or moved from one place to another. (3/)

All the things in the physical world are contingent: they could be different than they are.

But is absolutely everything contingent? Let's consider a man who is standing. Why is he standing *now*? (4/)

This question can be answered in different ways. You might appeal to something in the future (he's standing to reach something on a shelf) or to something in the past (he just got out of bed), but we're not interested in these. Why is he standing *right now*? (5/)

Kal Garuda Sevai, Nachiyar Kovil, Kumbakonam, TN.

Here the Stone idol of the bird Garuda, Stands as the Vahanam or Vehicle to the God Narayur Nambi.

Sri Garudalwar has a separate sannadhi in this temple extending about 10 1/2 sq.ft'.

He has beautiful big wings, broad chest and long hair.

Two times in a year, In the tamil month of Margazhi and Panguni, the festival called "Kal Garuda Sevai" is happening here.

(the festival where the idol of Narayur Nambi placed on the stone idol of Garuda and taken out into vibrant procession.)

There is a unique speciality regarding this Kal Garuda Sevai.

When taken out for a procession, until a step out from his sannadhi, he can be easily carried by 4 persons.

The moment he comes out, his weight would increase. He has to be carried by 8 persons, then further outside the praharam, again his weight would increase.

Then,16 persons are required to carry him.

Once again, his weight would increase. So 32 persons are required to carry him.

The moment they came out of the mandapam, he would get heavier and heavier ahead and 64 persons are required to carry him.

In the shadowy corners of the shortwave spectrum lurk the Numbers Stations: strange radio broadcasts of mysterious blocks of numbers in creepy monotone voices!

It's actually an old form of spycraft which is still in use today. And as it's #WorldRadioDay let's take a listen...

A Numbers Station is a type of one-way voice link for sending information to spies in foreign countries.

Operating on Short Wave radio bands they transmit a secret code of spoken numbers. Use of Numbers Stations peaked during the Cold War, but some are still operating today.

Numbers Stations are operated by various national intelligence agencies. At set times on a pre-arranged frequency a musical tone is played, followed by a speech synthesised voice reading out blocks of numbers. To most listeners it sounds both creepy and meaningless.

However to spies it can be vital. The numbers can be decoded to reveal a message, provided the spy has the right One Time Pad (OTP) - a random number key that is only used once before it is destroyed. OTP encryption is impossible to break if done correctly.

Why broadcast your secret message on Short Wave? Because it can be picked up across the globe. All a spy needs is a shop bought SW radio, a pencil, and the correct One Time Pad and they - and only they - can decipher the message. No complex kit is required.

In 1637, the Dutch Republic erupted into a speculative fever over an unlikely item...the tulip.

Tulip Mania has become a legend synonymous with market euphoria and bubbles. But is this tale all it's cracked up to be?

Who's up for a story?

👇👇👇

1/ The tulip is a spring-blooming flower native to the valleys of the Tien Shan Mountains in Central Asia.

It is believed to have been introduced to Europe in 1554, when an ambassador of the Holy Roman Emperor sent tulip bulbs and seeds to Vienna from the Ottoman Empire.

2/ Tulips gained in popularity as people were attracted to their rich color and ability to grow in sub-optimal conditions.

They soon became a coveted status symbol for the wealthy.

The Semper Augustus, with its colorful, flame-like streaks, was the most desired of them all.

3/ By the early 1600s, the Dutch Republic was entering a golden age.

Many financial innovations popped up during this time - the first stock exchange, for example.

But it was another financial innovation that would propel tulips into historical lore: the futures contract.

4/ As tulips grow slowly and may take several years to bloom, paper contracts were written that entitled the buyer to the future tulips.

These contracts were freely-traded.

So in addition to the physical market for tulip bulbs, a thriving paper market was established.

SocialCops’ 10 (base 10) Engineering Commandments — the values that drive everything for the #Engineering Team #InsideSocialCops 🙌

(Thread👇) Tell us if you can relate to any of these? Do you have your own values that guide your decisions? Share them with us! ⛳

0. Coder != engineer

Coders focus just on writing code to make something work. Engineers take a much wider view, focusing on both the problem and every aspect of the solution. 🤓

1. “Import lib”

It's not wise to waste time building tools or libraries if there’s already something that does the same job! Wherever possible, extend existing libraries and contribute back to the community. 💁‍♀️

2. With great power comes greater responsibility

Every choice we make on our platform and every feature we build stands up to a responsibility — helping people make more data-driven decisions and bring about real change for millions of people. 💪

3. Fail fast and keep learning

Failing fast is about doing lots of fast iterations and learning from each, rather than getting stuck on one solution or decision. 👊

Very few people know the history of eugenucs and thats how your government can do what they are goare doing ung today.

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Euthinasia was & still is a misnomer. The "Lethal Chamber" as the called it, was created by Dr. Benjamin Ward Richardson & first emerged out of the victorian era in Britain & first used in Battersea Dogs Home and later opened up for human use in Washington Square.

All Key points of free straddle webinar are summarized by @Scaliuminvest team.
Points Covered
1. When to initiate straddle
2. How to decide initial SL
3. How to trail SL
4. How to do adjustments in trending market

Thanks to @jitendrajain @yogeshnanda1 and @yogeeswarpal for this.

I was working on something before the election that became the election...

Color revolutions are real and we just witnessed one live and direct...

1.

“Thread: History of Valentines Day”

Ancient historical sources have claimed the existence of several saints by the name of St.Valentines who died on Feb 14. Among them, two were executed during the reign of Roman Emperor Claudius Gothicus in 269-270 A.D.
#valentinesday2021

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It was the time when the Christian persecution was common. Another legendary account states that under the rule of Claudius II, Rome was involved in the bloody campaigns, therefore, to maintain a strong army, Claudius II banned all marriages and engagements in Rome.

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The reason of forbidding marriages was forced by the reluctance of people to join military because of their strong attachment to their wives. But St. Valentine defied the orders of the Emperor Claudius II Gothicus and married couples secretly to spare the husbands from war.

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A few claims have reported that St.Valentine endorsed illegal relationships which could end up into a marriage. When it was discovered by the emperor, St. Valentine was arrested and condemned to have his head cut off.

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An order of Belgian monks spent almost three centuries to explore the lives of saints by the name of St.Valentines from archives around the world. Bollandists suggested, that there weren’t actually two decapitated Valentines, but the two different versions of one saint’s...

[5]

FINDING EDGE IN OPTIONS

24/08/15: Nifty gap down 250 points & another 250 after that. Previous few months return gone, but since I'm quick to take my losses, was saved from ruin. Before that my only edge in option selling was adjustments & my forever edge of following PA. (1/n)

I soon realised that theta decay with sound adjustments is not an edge, which i earlier thought was & which gave me good returns over the years. After that i went deeper in understanding volatility behaviour, how/where it manifests & all the discrepancies in option chain. (2/n)

With finding edge in logistics i mean how to keep the greeks in check, SL in place & optimum ways of adjustments with minimum slippages. So the main aim here is to write theta without following vol behaviour & having any actual knowledge of what's going on in the markets. (3/n)

A dedicated trader can learn all this in few years & it is something which is 'obvious' to become successful. But majority can't reach this level, as this also requires consistent hustle in live markets. All the seminar/webinar business teaches you till this level only.(4/n)

If you get passed this level though, the real work starts, when you have to find your real edge. This can't be taught in a webinar. It needs serious introspection of your trading skills, psychology & strategies in use, which ultimately allow you to book excellent profits. (5/n)

शक्तिपीठ अलोपी देवी मंदिर प्रयागराज: जहां बिना मूर्ति की होती है पूजा 🙏🙏🚩🚩🚩
#Thread
प्रयागराज के अलोपीबाग में स्थित अलोपी देवी मंदिर को मां अलोपशंकरी का सिद्धपीठ मंदिर नाम से जाना जाता है। यहां मां सती के दाहिने हाथ का पंजा एक कुंड में गिरकर अलोप (लुप्त) हो गया था,

इसी वजह से इस शक्ति पीठ को अलोप शंकरी नाम दिया गया।अतः यह मंदिर मां शक्ति के प्रमुख शक्तिपीठों में से एक माना जाता है। यह एक ऐसा खास मंदिर है, जहां कोई मूर्ति नहीं रखी गई है।

मंदिर प्रांगण के बीच के स्थान में एक चबूतरा है जहां एक कुंड बना हुआ है। इसके ऊपर एक खास झूला या पालना है, जिसे लाल कपड़े से ढंक कर रखा जाता है। मां सती की कलाई इसी स्थान पर गिरी थी। यह प्रसिद्ध शक्ति पीठ है और इस कुंड के जल को चमत्कारिक शक्तियों वाला माना जाता है।

आस्था के इस अनूठे मन्दिर में भक्त प्रतिमा की नहीं, बल्कि झूले या पालने की ही पूजा करते हैं।

यहां मान्यता है कि यहाँ कलाई पर रक्षा सूत्र बाँधकर मन्नत माँगने वाले भक्तों की हर कामना पूरी होती है और हाथ में धागा बंधे रहने तक देवी उनकी रक्षा करती हैं। नवरात्रों में यहां मां का श्रृंगार तो नहीं होता, परंतु उनके स्वरूपों का पाठ किया जाता है।

How can some people write so beautifully?

I think I've figured it out.

THREAD: The four elements of writing style:

Pardon me while I open a wormhole into your brain and thrust style advice into it.

See, that’s an example of style.

I could have just said: "And now let’s learn about style."

Four elements of style I'll cover:

• Your voice
• Your presentation
• Engaging the senses
• Engaging the imagination

Part 1: Your voice

Ask your friends what it's like to talk with you.

Perhaps they’ll mention your:

• Tone of voice
• Sense of humor
• Eccentricities
• Viewpoints

Convey those traits in your writing, and readers will recognize your voice.

In other words, voice is not your choice of words. Voice is your unfiltered self.