Following on from I am an explorer and I want an autopilot: am I wrong ?, I happened to see a BBC nature programme today, http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b0333p (for UK readers, hearing Miles Jupp narrate a nature clips programme is odd). They mentioned the wandering albatross, which can stay at sea for years using dynamic soaring (the BBC version is easier to listen to, but here's the IEEE on it if you can't access it or don't like that they need a login... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMX2wCJga8g ).

I was wondering what a mechanic like this would do for long-range travel. Currently the process is:

• Line up a route.
• Jump, scoop, repeat. Maybe honk as you go.

Travel speed is determined by jump range, scoop size and your ability to do a repetitive task for hours.

Optionally you can add neutron stars into the mix. This adds a bit of piloting and some resource management (you need to keep an eye on FSD health and worry about whether you can repair it). With default route planning it is maybe 50% faster, the neutron highway plotter can improve that if you're willing to do more menu tabbing.

This results in people wanting to automate the process so they don't actually have to play the game to travel.

What might be interesting would be some increased range mechanic that required more active piloting. Dynamic soaring came on tv while I was thinking about it, and it occurred some sort of pinballing filght model could be and interesting compromise in increasing range. I know people have suggested "mini games" before. I'm generally not a fan of mini games, it often seems they take you out of the actual game to play some a project that someone tacked on (the lock picking one that seemed to appear in most adventure games a while back was particularly annoying), but tying it into the game's main activity (piloting) and making it an alternative to doing a highly repetitive and low-skilled form of that activity might be worthwhile.

The original elite featured jumps as a way to get place to place in a very small galaxy, crossing it was no great achievement. In FE2 and FFE the basic jump mechanic was quite similar to ED, but how it worked out in the game was different: being single player it could be tied directly into travel time (full range jump took a week of game time, meaning missions usually had to be a jump or two range max), fuel scooping was dif

Currently, the record is 505 mph, and they’re getting faster and faster each time. Assuming there’s enough wind and the pilot is able to have fast enough reflexes to fly at those speeds, is there a limit to how fast these gliders can fly?

Explanation of Dynamic Soaring for those who don’t know what it is and how it works

Here's the video relating to my question

So I sort of understand how the original "infinite" paper aeroplane loop works, I semi-explained it to myself as being analogous to the way that birds ride thermals up to higher altitudes before gliding down. However, this one, the math doesn't intuitively work out in my head. Not only is the air not being applied directly to the plane, but it's only being applied for a miniscule portion of the plane's arc. Could someone elaborate?

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Edit: Really like how the Pokemon Sub hivemind immediately thinks I'm a shill for Nintendo/Pokemon lmfao if you even knew how much mud I flung at Sw/Sh, LGPE and BDSP you really wouldn't expect a post like this from me.

I'm excited about Legends Arceus because it's finally a genuine positive original change for the Pokemon franchise that is sorely needed. I also see that this post made some people think twice, and that's fine. I made this post more as an information dump because GF/Nintendo have basically showed NOTHING to the general public, and I've had a lot of people assuming this was just another generic Pokemon game.

I get it, GF is incompetent. But unfortunately, they're the ones in charge of the games. If you want actual good change and series growth, you need to support the changes you want to see, and I also think it's really interesting to see how they created PLA using their crappy 3DS engine. It's interesting from a technical standpoint, but it's not like I'm condoning the game's graphics from an artistic standpoint. The fact is PLA is genuinely impressive when you take into the fact that it's running on a modified 3DS engine that wasn't designed to do any of this in the first place. Does that mean it wouldn't be immediately better if it was using a better engine? No. Heck, BDSP used Unity and while the game itself looked very barebones the water shaders in BDSP dwarf GameFreak's attempt at using graphics conventions from way back in the Wii era.

I personally have been burned by GameFreak since USUM when they removed Lusamine's fusion with Nihilego. I still wanted Pokemon Z. I was angry at LGPE because it didn't do enough. BDSP is a broken mess. But I can't help but laugh at the hypocrisy when people get upset at Pokemon for being stagnant and them immediately dismissing the very first time in so many years that Pokemon is finally undergoing major mechanical changes. And hell yeah, I'm going to advocate for that. I'm not saying buy the game, just wanted to let you know why I'm personally excited for it.

We're less than 3 weeks away from Pokémon: Legends Arceus' release, and the majority of this sub seem to not really be as interested in its existence as I would have expected, seeing as this is the Pokémon game that the "Pokémon never tries new things" crowd should really be paying attention to.

I know it's funny to meme about the bad graphics, but there are some legitimate GREAT changes to LGA that I fee

I’ve been hanging around here a while and always wanting to chime in or post, so here goes nothing.

So a quick backstory: My FH (30’s M) and I (30’s F) have been together 8 years. We moved a few states over soon after getting together, and our first 5 years were great fun. His family would visit pretty often and fly us (or just him if I had to work) all over for vacations and “visits. He comes from wealth and I do not, so I thought this was just a part of being in a “super close” (enmeshed) family in that world. Plus, it was always fun to do these things I wasn’t able to do on my own, so I didn’t question a thing.

We decided eventually to move back closer to our families, but not to the same state. Our plan was to put down some roots, get engaged, etc. His family has ties to the area we moved to, which was helpful with getting us started upon arrival.

As soon as we touched down, FH’s family (nMom, eDad, jnSis) was “in town” every weekend for months. It put a strain on the relationship, but after a year in our new home and really getting comfortable in our surroundings (and a lot of conversations and disagreements about how our time is being monopolized,) we eventually did get engaged.

This is where things started to become very clearly (to me) dysfunctional. Weekly family plans were continuing to pop up, but we had lots of planning and celebrating to do, and ended up having to have several conversations regarding boundaries with my JNMIL. I even had to have two solo phone calls with her which sent my anxiety soaring.

Everything changed even more after the pandemic began. Our boundaries very literally had to be respected for safety purposes, but that was also a problem for JNMIL (who my therapist advised is a “stone cold narcissist”.) She would cry, scream, hang up on him, leave random gifts on our stoop, ANYTHING to hear from FH. If we quarantined and saw friends (or just spent time with people in our “pod”,) it was always up for discussion who is in our pod, why, and if they can’t join, will we please at least stop being so hurtful to sister and let her in our pod (she to this day has not asked once to be in our quarantine pod.) “You’re going to lose your sister if you two keep treating her like this.”

Flying monkey SIL didn’t even really seem all that concerned with us, but then all of a sudden she remembered that she has several college friends in our town. Before we know it, the girl has signed a lease less than one mile from the h

I wanted to give this its own thread because it's been increasingly bugging me about the finale and I want to articulate why. It's gonna be long, I just need it out of my system.

I don't think the Tyler plot works, and I don't think the Alex character works, for related reasons. I think both are such significant weak spots they even detract from other characters who come into contact with them. The fact the finale orbits them to such an extent is the only sour note I came away with and for that reason it sticks out.

Firstly, I want to point out outright that Tyler didn't order the suicide bombings, per dialogue in ep 6. So that's not the problem.

The problem is that his vendetta against the airport and Clark feels really badly undercooked. Where other characters are able to speak volumes with only a word, line or gesture, it feels like his plot is genuinely just that basic. He wants revenge on the airport full of old stuff because Mommy & Daddy were distant and Uncle Clark put him on time out.

Basic would be fine if his role was just to generate conflict for other characters to react and adapt to, but it’s not. Instead, from ep 6 on, the main plot starts to push others aside to centre and meditate on him, as if he's much more inherently interesting than he is. At one point Kirsten, who we have been with for twenty years worth of television, is reduced to narrating his OMG angsty life story out loud to him (for us) - when it should be an existential personal revelation for her that she's stumbled into a living relic of her hero Arthur Leander.

Think of how unlikely that is in this world, how big a theme it is for her that she has lost links she had to the people she loved, how much it "matters", as she tells Elizabeth, to get people back even in fractions.

But sadly you'll have to do the thinking, because the show doesn't. The show thinks the story there is how sad Tyler's life is, in a cast with Miranda and Frank in it.

Not only that, K is telling us stuff we figured out episodes ago anyway - as if the show is so proud of this soap opera stroke that it wants to make sure we appreciate it properly.

In The Watch podcast, Patrick Somerville sounds a little puzzled there's confusion over Tyler’s involvement in the suicide bombings. IMHO part of that is that it just seemed like the most interesting thing about him. For all his work to get into the airport, for all the build up, blowing up the Museum comes to nothing apart from attracting the Underse

A timeline
June 2017: Drafted 15th overall and highly touted almost universally by scouts.

2017-2018: Puts together a solid season in the Swedish league. Plays at the world juniors where he was also impressive. (1+3 in 7gp)

2018-early 2019: Has a solid NHL training camp playing RD. Assigned to AHL where he also plays RD for the Vegas farm team and has a super impressive season as an 18 year old. 28 pts in 41 GP, named to the AHL All-Star game and also had a dominant world juniors (4 goals in 5 games).

Feb 2019: Acquired in the Mark Stone trade, touted as a future top pairing defenseman and key part of the rebuild.

Spring 2019: Ottawa decides the left side is best for his development and says that's where he'll be playing until further notice. He plays 9 games in Belleville where he racks up 4 assists. Also made his NHL debut later in the season. (0pts in 2GP)

2019-2020: Makes the team out of camp and plays an initial 23 games with Ottawa (LD, 2pts) and the reviews are mixed. Gets sent down but called up again two weeks later because of multiple D injuries. He plays a game against Tampa on the right side and has the game of his life:
[Wayne Scanlon - Sportsnet] "The five-foot-nine, 180-pound defenceman was more dynamic and confident, soaring up and down the ice with abandon... THAT’s the defenceman the Senators organization was so excited to get in the Mark Stone trade with Vegas at last year’s deadline."

[Steve Lloyd - TSN] "Let’s never play Brannstrom on the left side again. lol. Different player on his off side."

[Interview with Brannstrom]: Here’s the thing. Brannstrom has said that he really prefers playing the right side, even though he shoots left. It’s the side he grew up playing. "Yeah, I didn’t think it would be that different but I played last year the whole year in Chicago (AHL Wolves) and the pre-season with Vegas on the right side, so I kind of like it better, actually," Brannstrom said in a brief interview.

He ends up back on the left side and is eventually sent back down where he finishes the season with Belleville. During his two stints in the AHL he plays the odd game on the right but is still a LD. He puts up respectable numbers (3+20 in 27GP) and logs big minutes.

Fall 2020: Plays in the swiss league while the NHL is still trying to figure out how to have a season. Plays really well by all accounts and puts up a solid 2+6 in 10GP.

Jan 2021: Corey Pronman releases his U23 ranking

The move might have something to do with EU smelter shutdowns. It’s affecting the supply of industrial metals, but the same dynamics could be affecting the supply of PM’s as well. Between exploding omicron numbers, Covid restrictions, and soaring energy costs in the EU and China, there have been major supply disruptions in many sectors. Why should gold and silver refineries and other nodes in the PM supply chain be any different? Silver and Gold paper traders may be being forced to consider and price in physical supply, for the first time in a long time, instead of just ignoring it. Again, this is a guess. I’ve been considering this as a possibility for for PM’s for a while, and recently saw the story contained in the link. https://www.bloombergquint.com/markets/europe-s-smelters-call-for-action-to-combat-soaring-energy-costs

Hi All,

Remote contrtol vehicles have long been a source of fascination for people of all ages - starting from the most basic remote control cars which offer endless fun when you're younger, up to the super advanced and sometimes very large planes that enthusiasts race around in the skies or even super boat versions that can master the water, there is so much variety. Today is a chance to look at some of the fascinating records that have come about from these rad little machines.

Fastest RC Car

Nicknamed "The Black Knight" and mimicking the design of the famous landspeed record Bloodhound vehicle, this 2.4 meter rocket powered car was constructed by UK based Tony Lovering and hit a speed of 210.11 miles per hour to set a record back in 2016.

Longest Ramp Jump by an RC Car

This nifty little record was laid down by "The Gadget Show" in the UK during November 2019. A remote controlled model car was able to leap 40.21m and was controlled by Jon Howels. The ramp was 1.5m in length.

Biggest civilian remote control plane

While there is no official record, there are plenty of examples to go by and the largest found is a replica Concorde. It has a wingspan of 4m (13ft), a length of 10m (33ft) and is 1.85m (6.1ft) tall. It is powered by four JetCat P300 Pro engines and cost roughly £8,000 ($11,000) to create. Flight time is roughly 8 minutes and it actually classifies as a light aircraft according to the regulator.

Quickest RC Boat

In March 2021 a new record was set for the fastest waterborne remote controlled vehicle with a top speed of 206 mph.

Fastest RC Plane

It's hard to decide whether to call this a plane or a missile, but it can be remotely controlled either way! A Turbine Model Jet is the holder of this impressive speed record and is able to hit 451 mph (727kmph).

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The first segment of E2, Presence, really started off with a bang! A musical bang! I noticed so many musical features that really brought out the segment even without any dialogue. The segment really hit me as a classical musician and I'll talk about some of the things I noticed in the segment from the orchestra. Before I begin, I'd like you to appreciate that the whole orchestral score is essentially a tone poem. In classical music, a tone poem uses a single musical piece to evoke a scene taking place, whether a painting, a short story, a novel, or any other source. In this case, we have ourselves a tone poem in a short story within a TV show. Now that that's out of the way, let's talk about the music.

1. At the parts where the Nishikata senses Takagi more or less, his Takagi meter goes up or down. The brass instruments slide up or down with it too! The cello slides down when the Takagi meter goes down as well.
2. Takagi is characterized primarily by wind instruments, particularly the flute and clarinet. It represents her light-hearted playful nature. She just wants to have some fun with Nishikata as usual! The strings also play along with her lighthearted nature by using string plucks, or pizzicatos, and other similar light dynamics. Nishikata on the other hand is filled with lots of suspicion and is on a constant watch. His internal chaos in doing so is represented by stronger brass notes and lower, harsher bass notes.
3. Nishikata wants to get his revenge on Takagi by catching her off guard. So he tries to do with great excitement and bombast. Clanging cymbals and brass notes accentuate his intentions with such brevity. It makes it so obvious for Takagi who can hear his intentions even from a mile away!
4. Whenever Takagi giggles or laughs, the strings have a trill or flurry or quick notes in succession. These notes add to her carefree and playful nature.
5. If you haven't ever listened to Richard Strauss's tone poem "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks" op. 28, you really should give it a listen. In some instances, you can hear the main C-F-G-G#-A motif or something similar whenever Nishikata is suspecting Takagi's trying to pull a prank. The stretch of chromatic notes whenever they pop up represents suspicion when played slow or playfulness when played quickly. It's especially hilarious because Till Eulenspiegel is a jester who pulls silly pranks on victims, including the papacy and other people around him. While Eulenspiegel's pranks are far more cras

Never mind The Great Reset, the real defining theme of the 2020s and beyond is really The Great Convergence, as in 21st century Globalized Capitalist order is converging into the economic reality of old school Socialist countries.

Ask people who remember what life was like behind the Iron Curtain, and the consensus answer is “we were stressed out about a lot of things, but money was not one of them”. And there was a very good reason for that. In socialist countries the trouble was always that people had money but there was hardly anything to buy. Long lines and waitlists were required for essential/desirable products from food to TVs to automobiles.

As it turned out, current day capitalist society has become exactly like that, thanks to pervasive labor and material shortages precipitated by Covid induced seismic shift in the labor market. The situation is only going to worsen in the coming years as baby boomers, the largest demographic cohort in American history by far, continue to exit the labor market en mass, a process accelerated by a wave of early retirements and buy-outs during the initial lockdown, which saw 30 million boomers retire at once.

Welcome to the age of  permanent scarcity, where goods and services are perpetually backlogged. Americans are now reluctantly getting used to the new normal of empty shelves everywhere as supermarkets regularly run out of essential products from cereals to meat and eggs to toilet papers; restaurants having to massively shrink their menu offerings and routinely run out of entrees; and sought after electronics are not only always sold out but also severely backlogged. And God forbid if you need to hire a contractor to do any construction work. All the good contractors/electricians/plumbers are swamped with work and massively backlogged—if they even bother to take on your project at all.

This is the age of scarcity, of labor, of parts and of physical goods and services.  This is very bad news for the part of the economy that doesn’t have the scarcity factor, namely internet and SaaS stocks, which are already seeing heavy selloff since last year as treasury yield climbed up from the rock bottom. Cloud based products and services are too easy to scale compare to physical ones, and SaaS offerings have little leverage unless combined with a physical component (eg FSD with Tesla vehicle). This process will continue in the coming years and will rival the kind of losses that internet stocks e

Spoilers for Survivor Season 7: Pearl Islands and other seasons.

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That’s right Survivor fans, I’m covering a season most people love this time. Considered to be one of the best seasons ever made, Pearl Islands would be Survivor’s seventh outing on the small screen and would introduce some of the most famous (and infamous) contestants in Survivor history. Taking its theming of pirates and thievery, the show truly did everything it possibly could with its setting and story, highlighting the absurdity and propelled by its amazing cast. The season would also introduce one of Survivor’s greatest “villains”, whose legacy would be defined with one of the greatest lies ever told on the show and reality television.

What Is Survivor?

Skip if you’ve read any of my last entries or watch the show.

Survivor is a reality television competition where contestants are stranded on a deserted location and compete for a million dollars while living with the bare essentials. Upon arrival, contestants are split up into teams, called tribes, and compete for rewards to improve their living conditions as well as immunity from Tribal Council. The losing contestants must make the trek to Tribal Council to vote someone off their tribe: whoever has the most votes will be eliminated from the game. When about half the cast has been eliminated, the tribes are merged into one and contestants must then compete individually to win immunity. Finally, when only a handful of castaways remain, the contestants who have made it to the merge but were voted off form a jury that chooses which remaining contestant will earn the title of Sole Survivor, winner of the million dollar grand prize.

Each season varies in structure, and there are numerous twists and changes incorporated to switch things up, but Survivor at its core is truly a social game. The winner is usually not the one who wins the most challenges or does the most work at camp (though both of those traits can certainly help), but someone who can form strong bonds with others or at the very least have a story and strategy that the jury is willing to vote for. The people you either worked with, against, or even personally eliminated will likely be responsible for deciding if you or the person sitting next to you will win a million dollars. You need to somehow ensure that when the time comes, they at the very least can accept rewarding you.

**A Pirate’

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

NYSE:TS / 87

TSLA worths $30T in 2030, dude.

NYSE:TS DATE : Tue Jan 4 02:16:51 2022 SUBREDDIT : StockMarket

TSLA is just like any other tech company. In the years to come another company like Tesla will come out of the blue.

NYSE:TS DATE : Mon Jan 3 18:41:07 2022 SUBREDDIT : StockMarket

TSLA is not valued as a car company. They are valued as innovative technology company lead by a genius that is expanding into different product verticals. Think AAPL. They started out as a computer company lead by a genius that has since evolved into producing watches, tablets, headphones, credit cards, fitness subscriptions, etc… I can see TSLA competing with AAPL on things like smartphones in the future. This of course, is just my opinion.

NYSE:TS DATE : Mon Jan 3 23:59:32 2022 SUBREDDIT : StockMarket

TSLA $2022 in 2022 🚀

NYSE:TS DATE : Mon Jan 3 01:21:34 2022 SUBREDDIT : StockMarket

TSLA 100%, +150% since July 2020

NYSE:TS DATE : Tue Jan 4 01:59:55 2022 SUBREDDIT : stocks

TSLA has joined the chat

NYSE:TS DATE : Mon Jan 3 21:31:57 2022 SUBREDDIT : stocks

TSLA may never go before 1050 again and there's so much upside potential. It's an easy bet.

NYSE:TS DATE : Tue Jan 4 09:07:03 2022 SUBREDDIT : stocks

TSLA is the play

NYSE:TS DATE : Tue Jan 4 11:42:52 2022 SUBREDDIT : stocks

TSLA is Elon... If Elon leaves the company, it will go to 50's

NYSE:TS DATE : Mon Jan 3 01:11:50 2022 SUBREDDIT : stocks

TSLA stock price increased 44% YoY while P/E fell ~69% from $1102 to 340. (https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TSLA/tesla/pe-ratio) The valuation rose while P/E fell. It is possible.

NYSE:TS

Howdy all, I’m back again with another bunch of underrated prog artists for you to feast your ears on! As this will be the last of these posts in 2021, all of the bands featured in this edition dropped new releases this year which have criminally flown under the radar, and all of which thoroughly deserve your attention.

Also, check the comments for a refresher on the other bands I’ve covered this year who released albums in 2021. Please do share any other of this year’s releases you feel haven’t received the attention they deserve in the comments. Hope you make some new discoveries!

FFO = For Fans Of

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Athemon (FFO: These guys are hugely original and defy comparison, but I hear elements of Pain of Salvation, Dvne, Tool, Cult of Luna, Boss Keloid, Cynic, Inter Arma, Candlemass, Psychonaut, Omnerod) [Mixed vocals]

An Anglo-Brazilian collaboration between Adriano Ribeiro and ex-Haken bassist Tom MacLean, Athemon reside at the intersection between dynamic prog and traditional doom; imagine if Dvne wrote a Candlemass album, or if Boss Keloid got into gothic prog-doom. The riffs are enormous, the drumming is thunderous and the bass is sublime; but it’s Ribeiro’s mountainous baritone that steals the show. EVERYONE should give these guys a listen. Their self-titled debut is a unique masterpiece, absolutely worthy of AOTY consideration, and it’s available for a name-your-price fee on Bandcamp.

Start with: Whispers, Seed of Change, Different From What Was Missing

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smalltape (FFO: Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree, Neal Morse, Oceansize, Radiohead, The Pineapple Thief, Iamthemorning) [Clean vocals]

smalltape is the project of German multi-instrumentalist and sound engineer Philipp Nespitals. There’s as much jazz, classical and electronic influence in here as there is rock, even some rap on one track. Piano drives the compositions as often as guitar (often acoustic), while strings, synth and brass accompany the tracks, and transcendent sax, guitar and keyboard solos top it all off. It’s Steven Wilson’s brand of prog meets some jazz influence with a bit of Radiohead and Oceansize for good measure. 2021’s The Hungry Heart is as breathtaking as previous album The Ocean.

Start with: [Concrete Silence](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

9.23.2021 Nintendo Direct MegaThread

Please use this thread for all pre-event hype and speculation, as well as post-event thoughts and reactions.

Watch & Discuss Thread

The Nintendo Direct has ended.

• Read our live blog
• Chat in our Discord
• Watch the VOD replay on YouTube

Recap of Announcements

Nintendo Switch owners are in for quite the year ahead! In the latest Nintendo Direct video presentation, Nintendo detailed a wide variety of games coming to the system this year and into 2022 – with some games launching later today!

The video outlined something for everyone, including:

• … the next games in franchises like Bayonetta 3, Splatoon 3 and Kirby and the Forgotten Land, a new 3D platforming-adventure in the Kirby series.
• … massive expansion DLC for MONSTER HUNTER RISE and free downloadable content for Mario Golf: Super Rush.
• … a new membership plan for Nintendo Switch Online that includes access to a growing library of classic Nintendo 64 and SEGA Genesis games, as well as all the current benefits of the service, such as NES and Super NES games, exclusives like Tetris® 99 and PAC-MAN 99, and more.
• … several exciting new games from SQUARE ENIX like Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars, Chocobo GP and TRIANGLE STRATEGY.
• … remakes and compilations of nostalgic classics, including the HD remastered Actraiser Renaissance, Shadowrun Trilogy and Castlevania Advance Collection, a compilation featuring classic Castlevania games from the Game Boy Advance and Super NES systems.

“Heading into its sixth year, Nintendo Switch and its wide variety of games continue to offer experiences for various types of players,” said Nick Chavez, Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Communications. “In this latest Nintendo Direct, we are looking ahead to a year packed with new games in well-known franchises, as well as unique and exciting titles from our development and publishing partners.”

To view the Nintendo Direct video in its entirety, visit https://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-direct/09-23-2021. Some of the highlights revealed in the video include:

• Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack: A new membership plan is coming to Nintendo Switch Online in late October with classic Nintendo 64 and S

Do your worst!

It’s the season of good tidings and prosperity. With the cold weather upon us and the time just right for holiday cheer, hot chocolate and warm fireplaces, come and gather around to hear and learn all about an ice cold Smart Protocol innovation! ❄

What we’re talking about is high-level creativity on display. What we’re referencing is a well thought out idea coming together to form a masterpiece. What we are NOT talking about is just another coin! Now that we have your attention we would like to introduce you to ‘The coolest way to burn tokens’…

On December 20th at 4 PM UTC the all new hyper-deflationary utility $ICEBERG Token will have the biggest fair launch of the year, and in a few brief points, here’s why.

★ The ICEBERG Protocol

Is a cutting edge Auto-Vest-And-Burn system with Smart Locker utility. In other words the ICEBERG Protocol takes a percentage of tokens and auto-vests, or locks them away, in a secured digital storage bin called a Smart Locker. From here tokens are then burned on schedule in the future. This means that the $ICEBERG Token is built to burn, burn, burn! 🔥

The ICEBERG Team

Is made up of the core team from BabyCake. Frank Littiero is an award winning CEO and engaged leader who believes it is important to take time to listen and interact with investors. Together with Strategy Advisor Halo, they formed ICEBERG and appointed other key team members to join in making ICEBERG a huge success! 🙌

ICEBERG has several things that are very notable to mention. The team has a website launching soon with tokenomics and other important details listed in the ICEPAPER! 🗒

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Is already developed and ready for release! The team has partnered with RUBIC to bring a swap allowing for interoperation between BSC and ETH, SOL, MATIC, AVAX and more! The resourcefulness and experience of the team has created an environment which benefits from existing partnerships and skills that empower them to get things done quickly. It’s no wonder their first project soared to a $112 million dollar market cap in less than a week after launching! 📣

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