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I’m not sure how well-known this style of pizza is, and I’m genuinely curious. If you simply google “upside down pizza,” you are returned truly upside down monstrosities, literal pizza pies. That is not the upside down pizza I know. Like many good things in my life, I first encountered it in Philadelphia. Santucci’s was my first, but later I became a fan of Pica’s on West Chester Pike. Deli-sliced mozzarella is buried under a thick layer of a sweet and bursting tomato sauce, the flavor of which is markedly different from that of a classic New York slice.

Latest capital flow data through end-May 2024, reported in the chart below, highlight the continued strong inflows of foreign money into US assets. It supports the Dollar Milkshake Theory, a well-respected currency view popularised by Brent Johnson (@SantiagoAuFund). This framework has parallels with the Imperial Circle thesis put up by George Soros in the mid-1980s. Both views see the US unit rising until it doesn’t, with the watershed moment coming when foreign borrowers (or, in the Soros case, US lenders) can no longer stand the pain and suffer default.

Hey friends  Hope y’all are doing well and had a great weekend. I’m out in Vegas right now for a bachelor party but I made sure to get this newsletter scheduled! As a graphic designer it’s amazing to work on client work and be fulfilled in both a professional and monetary sense. However, there is more to all these than Just creating stuff to benefit a great capitalist system.  We need to get our bread and work our way up in the professional world yes,

Usher's journey to the Super Bowl spotlight wasn't just about the music— it was a masterclass in style evolution. From the outset, Usher's presence on the stage felt inevitable. He’s been primed for a Super Bowl halftime show for ages. It's like he's been waiting in the wings, ready to captivate us with his flawlessly executed dance moves and hypnotizing melodies. But you know what they say, everyone's moment arrives when it's supposed to, and Usher's time to shine on the world’s biggest stage had finally arrived.

Brute force attacks are an essential part of penetration testing, allowing security professionals to assess the strength of a system's passwords. One popular tool is Hydra, an open-source login cracker that supports over 50 protocols. In this tutorial, I’ll explore how to use Hydra in conjunction with Kali Linux, a powerful penetration testing operating system. Before continuing, understand that these instructions are intended to be purposeful, and Hydra should be used to perform constructive operations like helping generate alert data for things like Microsoft Sentinel for testing and/or demoing purposes.

The story of Uziel Gal, creator of the Uzi submachine gun, which defended Israel from the 1950s and beyond. Born in Germany, his family fled the Holocaust to a small kibbutz where young Uzi developed an early interest in innovative weapons. Learn about his father, the noted Bauhaus artist Erich Glas who was forced from his job and home by the Nazis, his brother the award-winning educator Michael Gal, and a side-note about the film Terminator 2.

As passionate as I am about New York. I also love to venture beyond its borders. Especially in winter, if I can. This year we’re heading to warmer weather to a spot that’s quickly become very special to us—this magical beach. There’s something about stepping out of your everyday life, getting out of your daily routine or grind and having a very low exp… ncG1vNJzZmidnZ65usPInKKeqqOdrq560q6ZrKyRmLhvr86mZqlnppawosWMr6CbnaN0wrW5vqymrqqTmoqxvs6foKWdVqrBrqvMnpuirZ1yv6atw56paw%3D%3D

On February 13, 2024, National Geographic Press will be publishing a book I wrote called, TELL ME WHEN IT’S OVER: AN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO DECIPHERING COVID MYTHS AND NAVIGATING A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD. In the next few months, I will be writing about various issues discussed in that book. In the first part of this three-part series on the Marjorie Taylor Greene (R, Georgia) hearing on vaccine safety, I focused on the testimony of a lawyer named Thomas Renz.

Vagabonding is an outlook on life. Vagabonding is about using the prosperity and possibility of the information age to increase your personal options instead of your personal possessions. Vagabonding is about taking an extended time-out from our normal life-six weeks, four months, two years-to travel the world on your own terms. Vagabonding is not a lifestyle, nor is it a trend. It’s an uncommon way of looking at life-a value adjustment from which action naturally follows.