Short Term Thinking vs LONG TERM THINKING
By Alux.com
Published: Jun 13, 2020“
Short Term Thinking vs LONG TERM THINKING
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Top Headlines for June 18, 2020
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Nepal’s Moves Closer to Claiming Disputed Land With India
Nepal?s upper house of parliament on Thursday signed off on a proposed constitutional amendment that would change the nation?s political map to include strategically important territory also claimed by India.
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Progressive Donor Group Announces $59M Vote-By-Mail Campaign
A network of deep-pocketed progressive donors is launching a $59 million effort to encourage people of color to vote by mail in November, a step many Democrats view as crucial to turning out the party’s base during the coronavirus pandemic.
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France Calls US Withdrawal From Tech Tax Talks ‘Provocation’
France?s finance minister has called the withdrawal of the Trump administration from negotiations on a major digital services tax a ?provocation.?
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State Media: Iran Test Fires Cruise Missile in Naval Drill
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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Japan’s Ex-Justice Minister Arrested in Vote-Buying Case
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s former justice minister and the minister’s lawmaker wife were arrested Thursday over allegations they engaged in vote buying during last year’s election, officials and local media said.
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Serbia’s Opposition to Boycott Vote Held During Pandemic
A Serbian opposition leader whose group is boycotting the country’s parliamentary election says taking part in the vote amid the coronaviorus pandemic and without free media in the Balkan country would only legitimize what he called a ?hoax vote.?
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Rights Group: Egypt Authorities Shouldn’t Harass Doctors
An international rights group urged Egyptian authorities Thursday to stop a ?campaign of harassment and intimidation? against health care workers who have criticized the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sudan Says Talks on Ethiopia’s Nile Dam Fail to Produce Deal
The latest round of talks between three key Nile basin countries have failed to resolve a contentious dispute over construction of a giant $4.6 billion hydroelectric dam in Ethiopia, Sudan?s irrigation minister said.
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China Passes Draft of Controversial Hong Kong Security Law
China?s legislature on Thursday passed a draft of a national security bill for Hong Kong that has been strongly criticized as undermining the semi-autonomous region?s legal and political institutions.
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China’s New Outbreak Wanes as US Calls for Answers on Virus
A new coronavirus outbreak in Beijing saw a decline in daily cases Thursday while the United States increased pressure on China’s leaders to reveal what they know about the pandemic.
[#AfterEffects #Video] Watermelon Mirror Trick By ZACH KING (Recreated In Premiere Pro)
Watermelon Mirror Trick By ZACH KING (Recreated In Premiere Pro)
By Cinecom.net
Published: May 15, 2020“
http://storyblocks.com/Cinecom – How to recreate the watermelon mirror trick from Zach King in this Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial. Practical effects and simple editing tricks.
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Top Headlines for June 17, 2020
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AP Analysis: North Korea Gambling With Latest Standoff
Only two years ago the leaders of North and South Korea shared drinks, laughs and vows for peace during three highly orchestrated summits that lowered fears of war that had risen as Pyongyang pursued an arsenal of nuclear missiles.
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Philippine Beer Tycoon Allied With Late Dictator Dies
Philippine tycoon Eduardo ?Danding? Cojuangco Jr., a key ally of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos and a low-key businessman who led a food and beverage empire that produced San Miguel beer, has died. He was 85.
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The Latest: Formula E to Resume With 6 Races in Berlin
The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
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Indonesia Jails Papua Anti-Racism Activists for Treason
An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced three Papuan pro-independence activists to nearly yearlong jail terms on treason charges for organizing anti-racism protests last year, despite calls from rights groups and politicians to drop the charges and release them.
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World 100-Meter Champion Suspended for Missing Drug Tests
Christian Coleman, the reigning world champion in the 100-meter dash, was suspended Wednesday by the Athletics Integrity Unit for missing drug tests.
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Arab Israeli Diplomat Says Security Guards Choked Him
An Arab Israeli diplomat once deployed abroad to push back against Israel’s critics says he was beaten by security guards at Jerusalem?s central bus station last week in what he believes was a case of ethnic profiling.
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Zimbabwe’s Sex Workers on Streets Despite Virus Restrictions
Forced to stay home for weeks without any source of income, Zimbabwe?s sex workers, like many other informal traders, are beginning to defy the country’s lockdown and return to the streets.
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Wife of U.S. Rep. Andy Barr Passes Away Suddenly at Age 39
The wife of a U.S. Congressman from Kentucky died unexpectedly in the family?s home Tuesday night at the age of 39, news outlets reported.
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The Latest: Another Confederate Statue Torn Down in Richmond
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Protesters in Richmond Tear Down Another Confederate Statue
Demonstrators in Richmond tore down another Confederate statue in the city Tuesday night, news outlets reported.
[#Money #Success] 15 Ways People Self SABOTAGE
15 Ways People Self SABOTAGE
By Alux.com
Published: Apr 19, 2020“
15 Ways People Self SABOTAGE | Sunday Motivation
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Top Headlines for June 16, 2020
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African Nations Seek Scrutiny of US, Others Over Racism
African nations have prepared a draft resolution at the U.N.?s top human rights body that singles out the United States and would launch intense international scrutiny of systemic racism against people of African descent in the wake of recent high-profile killings of blacks by American police.
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The Latest: President Trump, Senate GOP Seek Police Changes
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China Accuses India of Carrying Out Attacks Along Border
China on Tuesday accused Indian forces along their Himalayan border of carrying out ?provocative attacks? on its troops, leading to ?serious physical conflicts? between the sides.
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India Says 3 Soldiers Killed in Standoff With Chinese Troops
At least three Indian soldiers, including a senior army officer, were killed in a confrontation with Chinese troops along their disputed frontier high in the Himalayas where thousands of soldiers on both sides have been facing off for over a month, the Indian army said Tuesday.
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Shake Shack ‘Horrified’ Officers’ Drinks May Have Had Bleach
New York City police determined there was no criminality by Shake Shack employees after three officers drank milkshakes believed to be contaminated with bleach.
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UK Unemployment Rising ‘Faster Than Great Depression’
The number of people in the U.K. claiming job-related benefits increased by a monthly 23.3% in May to 2.8 million, according to official figures released Tuesday that likely underestimate the heavy toll on the labor market of the coronavirus lockdown.
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AP PHOTOS: Sunshine, Espressos, Shopping as Europe Opens Up
Whether it’s German tourists basking in Spain?s sunshine or Parisians renewing their love affair with their city, Monday?s border openings between several European nations and the jettisoning of more restrictions offered Europeans a taste of pre-coronavirus life ? a life they will never again take for granted.
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Tokyo Olympic Board Member Would Support Another Delay
An executive board member of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee says another delay should be sought if the games can?t be held next year.
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Black Smoke Billowing From Cruise Ship Docked Near Tokyo
Black smoke was billowing Tuesday from a cruise ship docked at a port near Tokyo as crewmembers and dozens of firefighters and coast guard personnel battled to control it.
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The Latest: Ukraine President’s Wife Hospitalized With Virus
KYIV, Ukraine ? The wife of Ukraine?s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has been hospitalized with double-sided pneumonia after getting infected with the new coronavirus.
[#Money #Success] 15 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Top Athletes
15 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Top Athletes
By Alux.com
Published: May 20, 2020“
15 Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Top Athletes
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Top Headlines for June 15, 2020
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2020 Watch: Will Trump’s Return to Campaign Trail Backfire?
Presidential politics move fast. What we?re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
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Australia Voices Concern Over Man Sentenced to Die in China
Australia?s prime minister said Monday that his government is ?very sad and concerned? by China’s sentencing of an Australian man to death for drug trafficking, and that he had repeatedly raised with China the case of the 56-year-old former actor and motivational speaker.
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Pilot Ejects Safely as Indonesian Fighter Jet Crashes
An Indonesian air force fighter jet crashed during a training mission on Sumatra island on Monday, injuring the pilot, who was able to eject to safety, an official said.
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American Sentenced to 16 Years in Russia on Spying Charges
A Russian court sentenced an American to 16 years in prison on spying charges a sentence he rejected as political.
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Energy Producer BP Takes $17.5 Billion Hit as Demand Slides
Energy company BP is writing off as much as $17.5 billion from its oil and gas assets and will review its plans to develop oil wells as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates its goal of decreasing its reliance on fossil fuels.
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UK’s Johnson Calls Anti-Racism Commission; Critics Want More
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced he will establish a commission to look at racial equality in the U.K., after two weeks of protests spurred by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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Toys, Books and Clothes: Stores Reopen Doors Across England
The hand sanitizing stations are ready, the social distance markings in place. After a three-month shutdown under coronavirus restrictions, London?s Oxford Street is ready to spring back to life ? but things will not quite look or feel ?normal? for the British capital?s most famous shopping street.
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S Korea’s Leader Calls on North to Stop Raising Tensions
South Korea?s president called on North Korea to stop raising animosities and return to talks, saying Monday the rivals must not reverse the peace deals that he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reached during 2018 summits.
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Global Shares Skid on Fears Virus Outbreaks Are Rebounding
Global shares sank Monday and U.S. futures also slipped as a resurgence of coronavirus cases in China and other countries deepened pessimism over prospects for a global economic recovery.
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Berger a Winner at Colonial, and PGA Tour Feels Like It, Too
The PGA Tour spent two months learning about the COVID-19 pandemic and trying to develop a safe plan to return, followed by another month hoping for the best.
[#Art #Animation] TIME LAPSE: Drawing in Perspective!
TIME LAPSE: Drawing in Perspective!
By BaM Animation
Published: Dec 12, 2018“
Here is the time lapse of all the perspective pieces from out Photoshop perspective episode!
Enjoy! and let us know in the comments if this helped you in your art!
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Special thanks to our Submitting artists:Zach
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Top Headlines for June 14, 2020
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Egypt: Ethiopia Rejecting ‘Fundamental Issues’ on Nile Dam
Egypt and Sudan said talks over a controversial massive Nile dam would be resumed Monday, amid Egyptian accusations that Ethiopia has sought to scrap ?all agreements and deals? they had previously reached, and that ?many fundamental issues? remain rejected by Ethiopia, the third party to the talks.
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Yankee Go Home: What Does Moving Troops Out of Germany Mean?
After more than a year of thinly-veiled threats to start pulling U.S. troops out of Germany unless Berlin increases its defense spending, President Donald Trump appears to be proceeding with a hardball approach, planning to cut the U.S. military contingent by more than 25%.
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Japan, New Zealand March to Mourn George Floyd, Seek Change
Holding handmade signs that read ?Black Lives Matter,? several hundred people marched peacefully at a Tokyo park Sunday, highlighting the outrage over the death of George Floyd even in a country often perceived as homogeneous and untouched by racial issues.
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Russia’s Low Virus Death Toll Still Raises Questions in West
When Leonid Shlykov’s father, Sergei, died in a Moscow hospital last month after 11 days on a ventilator, the death certificate listed the coronavirus as an underlying condition but not the actual cause of death.
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The Latest: Yemen, Philippine Missions in Saudi Arabia Close
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia ? The Yemeni Embassy in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, is shuttering indefinitely due to a number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus among staff.
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Protesters in US Call Attention to Deaths of More Black Men
Protests initially ignited by the May 25 death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police continued over the weekend, as anti-racism protesters in the United States sought to call attention to the deaths of two more black men and Black Lives Matter demonstrations unfolded in London and Paris.
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GOP Congressman Who Officiated Gay Wedding Loses Primary
A freshman Virginia GOP congressman who angered social conservatives in his district when he officiated a gay wedding lost his party’s nomination.
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The Latest: UK Arrests 100 After Violent Right-Wing Protest
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Atlanta Officer Fired After Fatal Shooting of Black Man
An Atlanta police officer was fired following the fatal shooting of a black man and another officer was placed on administrative duty, the police department announced early Sunday.
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2 Philippine Police Killed, 2 Wounded in Station Attack
Two men on a motorcycle opened fire on a police station in the southern Philippines, killing two officers and wounding two others in a far-flung province long plagued by terrorism, police said Sunday.
