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Odin

• The oldest and highest of all gods.
• He got ravens: Huginn (Thought) and Muninn (Memory)
• A valkyrie (Old Norse valkyrja, plural valkyrjur, “choosers of the fallen”) is a female helping spirit of the god Odin.
• The sacrificed his eye so he could have a drink from Mimir's well. Water that whoever drank from it gave the power of wisdom.

Thor

• Odin's son.
• Straightforward
• Has a red beard, strongest of all gods
• Wears a belt called Megingjord that doubles his strength.His weapon is a hammer forged for him by dwarves. Its called Mjollnir

• Abstract painting "White center" by Rothko $72,840,000.
  • Previously owned by Rockefellers; one of the richest and powerful dynasties of America, making their millions from banking and oiling.
  • Was bought in the 1960s Rockefeller bought if for less than $10 000. Half a century later was bought for ~7284 times the price he bought it for.
• One thing that can make the value of a painting go up is known as "provenance". Who has owned the painting in the past. The name of the previous owner is as important as the artist.
• The value put in the auction doesn't equate to the value of the painting, it's the value of two people bidding against each other because they really want the painting.

• People that chew with their mouth open/smack- Bitch, I will break your nose.
• People that are too loud- They give me a headache.
• Crowds and parties- Way too much stimulation.
• People that are always negative- There is a difference between being reasonably negative and being negative to the point of draining the energy of surrounding people. I'd like to avoid them like the plague.

• Mica is a shiny mineral that’s all the rage in modern-day makeup, helping to give beauty products a bright gleam and natural-looking glow.
• Child exploitation is a common means of mining the mineral.
• It's estimated that 70% of India's mica exports are from illegal mining.
• In some mines mica is collected through the most dangerous way - the mineral is scraped off the ceiling, risking a collapse of the mines.
• Inhaling mica dust may cause lung cancer. The structure is razor sharp. There was an increase in lung-related deaths for children in Jharkhand by 10%.
• Average earnings is 3$ a day
• There are entire communities dedicated to mining mica.
• The government provides free schooling for the children of Jharkhand. The get free...

• Viking means men of the inland
• 763 AD In search of treasure, the Vikings crossed the North Sea and attacked the defenseless, English island Lindisfarne.
• They were a major threat to Christianity.
• Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
• Poets recorded major
• Egill Skallagrímsson was a notorious Viking. His father was from Norway, however, siding on the wrong side of a dispute he had been forced to live in Iceland.He owned a farm and had men fish, hunt and collect eggs. Egill was born ~900 AD in a village.
• At a young age, egill was rough with playmates. At age 6 Egill lost a competition to a boy called Grim, he felt humiliated to the point he swung an ax through grim's brain.
• Viking customs noted from an Arab trader ...

Orpheus was the son of Apollo and the muse Calliope. He was presented by his father with a lyre and taught to play upon it, and he played to such perfection that nothing could withstand the charm of his music. Not only his fellow mortals, but wild beasts were softened by his strains, and gathering round him laid by their fierceness, and stood entranced with his lay. Nay, the very trees and rocks were sensible to the charm. The former crowded round him and the latter relaxed somewhat of their hardness, softened by his notes.

Hymen had been called to bless with his presence the nuptials of Orpheus with Eurydice; but though he attended, he brought no happy omens with him. His very torch smoked and brought tears into their eyes. In coincidence with such prognostics Eurydice, shortly after her marriage, while wandering with the nymphs, her companions, was seen by the shepherd Aristaeus, who ...

• Rasputin was a well-known spiritualist from Russia. He had a strong influence on the Tsar family.
• He was born 10 January 1869 in a small town in Siberia, Russia. He left the town to be a spiritualist wanderer. He went as far as Jerusalem and Greece. He gains some popularity during he adventures because of his claimed ability to talk to god
• Conspiracy for his death: The bullets found in Rasputin's body were - were the English involved with his death?

• Airplane Economics- Business class makes the airlines more money per square feet compared to economics and first class. First class is starting to no longer exist because usually, each passenger take up more room on the plane but the room taken up does not pay back how expensive it is to run first class.

• Relic in Ireland
• kissing it gives a person the gift of eloquence and persuasiveness.
• Said to blessed by Clíodhna the Queen of the Banshees when some lad was a court case, so he prayed to the goddess and he was instructed to kiss the first stone he sees the next morning. He pleaded his case with such eloquence and he won.
• Winston Churchill is among the notable figures who’ve kissed the stone, doing so in 1912
• kissing it gives a person the gift of eloquence and persuasiveness.

• I am currently in Colombia, I am currently in Bogota. My aim is to improve my Spanish, to grow it to a semi-fluent level

Palabras Prendo Este Cap:

• ahora - now
• algo - something
• antes - before
• anuerisma - anuerism
• apenas - barely
• buscar - search
• cierto - true
• ciudado - watch out
• craneo - skull
• dado - dice
• darte - to give you
• debe - should
• despues - after
• diga - tell
• dijo - he said
• espura afuera - outside
• falta - lack
• fui - I was
• gente - people
• grados - degrees

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• "There is a difference between being poor and being broke. Being broke is temporary, being poor is eternal."
• " The poor and the middle-class work for money, the rich have money work for them."
• Be truthful with yourself, don't fall into the trap of your fears. The fear of not having money can have you react emotionally than think logically.
• Money without financial intelligence is money long gone.
  • 1923 a group of the most powerful and richest businessmen meet up in Chicago. 25 years later they have either, killed themselves, end up in jail, died broke or ended up in a mental institution. This was because they didn't know how to cope with the great depression and the stock market crash of 1929.

• Philippines is an epicentre of the largest growing HIV epidemic
• Overall new cases of HIV drop around the world but a new wave of an evolved version of HIV could risk this trend.
• HIV virus is able to transform itself every time it infects a cell or reproduces.
• Looking at the DNA difference between different races on different continents its only about 0.1%. The difference between humans, Great apes and macaques is 7%. The difference in genetics between HIV's DNA between patients can be up to 35%.
• The genetic difference between a mother virus and daughter virus has been shown to have differences up to 5%.
• Nearly 100 subtypes of HIV, with new types being discovered regularly.
• HIV subtype B only makes up 12% of cases around the world, however, most cases of HIV are being treated with subtype B meth...

• Folklore of Iceland and Faroe Islands.
• Means hidden people

• Scotland- Clan MacDougall vs clan Campbell.
• The people of the Campbell clan reside in the mountain ranges making them 'Highlanders'. The people were as harsh as the land and its conditions.
• Lowlanders spoke English as Highlanders spoke Gaelic.
• Campbell of Argyll.Sir Neil Campbell was the chief of the clan.
• In Gaelic clan means 'the children'
• A very close-knit community, even the poorest were welcomed in.
• 1307 - Robert the Bruce suddenly came to the Campbell's in the name of the King of Scotland. The king was begging for the assistance as the MacDougalls were challenging him for the crown.
• 1308 - Scotland vs MacDougall + England
• Isolated Campbell lad travels for 2 days to the chief's castle.

• In 1720 Sir Isaac Newton owned shares in the South Sea Company, the hottest stock in England.
• “He could calculate the motions of the heavenly bodies, but not the madness of the people.” He sold his shares and made %100 profit - £7000
• The was a jump in the stock prices months later and bought TSSC shares at a higher price which he ended up with a lose of £20, 000- $3 million+ in today’s money.
• For the rest of his life he forbade anyone to mention “South Sea” in his presence.
• ”Obvious prospects for physical growth in a business does not translate into obvious profit for investors.”

• A "male hulder" is called a huldrekall, they hella ugly compared to the huldra, they possess grotesquely long noses.
• Seductive humanoid creatures with a hollow tree like back and animal tail. In Norway, it's a cow's while in Sweden it's a cow or foxtail.
• Origin: Associated with Christianity, a tale recounts how a woman had washed only half of her children when God came to her cottage; ashamed of the dirty ones, she hid them. God decreed that those she had hidden from him would be hidden from mankind; they became the huldrer
• Lures men into the woods for her pleasure, if the man does not agree with her advances he gets killed.
• If she gets married her tail falls off
• There are tales that display the huldra as kind, and some that show her as bloodthirsty

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• Done in 1978 Canada
• Completely changes the way how drug addiction was viewed. It showed that it was the psychology that was the main feed for one's addiction, not the drug itself.
• Alexander constructed Rat Park with wheels and balls for play, plenty of food and mating space, and 16-20 rats of both sexes mingling with one another. He tested a variety of theories using different experiments with Rat Park to show that the rat’s environment played the largest part in whether a rat became addicted to opiates or not.
• In the experiment, the social rats had the choice to drink fluids from one of two dispensers. One had plain tap water, and the other had a morphine solution.
• The caged rats ingested much larger doses of the morphine solution – about 19 times more than Rat Park rats in one of the...

What is Psychopath?

• Snakes in suits written by psychologists bring up the new term "corporate psychopaths"
• A psychopath is a person with a psychopathic personality is a personality disorder. Very much misinterpreted by media. Are often success with their business.
• They don't have a conscience because they lack emotional connection. Lack of empathy.
• Parts of the brain such as parts of the limbic region, hippocampus, amygdala don't function the same as "normal" people.
• Egotistical, self-centered, lack of remorse, manipulative for their own gain and knowing it. They are charming and easy to like. Their body language, hand movements etc is fake.
• Competitive
• 1/100 has a psychopathic personality

• Henning brand was an alchemist who wanted to make gold from urine. He boiled the urine down to a waxy material, he didn't know what it was but he made claims that it improved your memory, your sex life etc. while he was parading it around Europe. The material was phosphorus
• Very reactive and poisonous
• Limited supply of phosphorus
• Phosphate is a huge market - $76 billion, most of it is for fertilizer.
• Problematic - 80% of phosphate used by farmers is washed out into rivers, the ocean. It's wasted.
• 2008 crisis had the phosphate price spike, which also made food prices spike
• We will hit peak production in 2033
• Morroco and Western Sahara has the highest amount of phosphate.
• They have a 61-mile long conveyer belt that goes to the ocean for shipping.

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• "Giraffe" is a relatively new term. Before the 1600s they were known as "Camelopards".
• The word "mortgage" literally means "death-pledge" in French
• there is a hotel in Bolivia made completely out of salt, and licking the walls is strictly forbidden
• that the human eye is different from most animals in that we have a large sclera -- the white part of the eye. It's theorized that we evolved this so we could silently communicate where we are looking.
• Kissing can cause you to get cavities from a partner with cavity-causing bacteria

• There are 4 different zones of personal space described by the science of proxemics.
• 1) Intimate distance) intimate distance is split into two categories: close and far. Close is when you are overwhelmingly aware of your partner. This is for making love, close friendships, and for children cling to each other or parents. How people may react can differ in each culture. Far distance is still close enough for activities such as holding hands. If two people were forced into such a distance (8-10 inches) such as being on transport or a crowded elevator, people react with stiff to signify they respect your privacy r else it could come off as perverted. Making eye contact at this zone is usually interpret as sexual and could lead to this uncomfortable if made with an unbeknowing stranger.

• 2006, 8 men signed up for a 3-day clinical drug trial in Britain. They were offered 2000 pounds for participating.
• The drug was successful on trails on monkeys, however, when experimenting on humans the results were horrendous.
• It was TGN1412. The drug was for leukemia treatment.A type of antibody. It was supposed to educate the immune system to deal with cancer.
• 2 placeboes and 6 with the drug (1/500 of the monkey's dose). Reaction to the drug began in less than for a patient
• The bodies responded in shock
• the first side effects experienced include: strong headaches, migraines, increase in temperature, severe lower back pain, aggressive shivering, feeling of lower temperature, vomiting, loss of control in bowels
• After 4 hours trail doctor ended up going...

A certain king and queen had three daughters. The charms of the two elder were more than common, but the beauty of the youngest was so wonderful that the poverty of language is unable to express its due praise. The fame of her beauty was so great that strangers from neighboring countries came in crowds to enjoy the sight, and looked on her with amazement, paying her that homage which is due only to Venus herself. In fact Venus found her altars deserted, while men turned their devotion to this young virgin. As she passed along, the people sang her praises, and strewed her way with chaplets and flowers.

This homage to the exaltation of a mortal gave great offense to the real Venus. Shaking her ambrosial locks with indignation, she exclaimed, "Am I then to be eclipsed in my honors by a mortal girl? In vain then did that royal shepherd, whose judgment was approved by Jove himself, give m...

• Mythology : Mythology refers variously to the collected myths of a group of people or to the study of such myths. Myth is a feature of every culture.
• Myth : a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining a natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
• Folklore : the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community passed through the generations by word of mouth.
• Folktale : a tale or legend originating and traditional among a people or folk, especially one forming part of the oral tradition of the common people.
• Mythology vs Folklore : Mythology usually refers to something extremely grand in scale and scope, often covering a wide geographical range and thousands of years. Folklore, however, is usually smaller in scale and is often thou...

• she embodies the emotional and spiritual aspects of darkness: terror, sensuality, and unbridled freedom
• From Jewish Mythology. She is said to be created from the same soil as Adam -" Adam said: “You lie beneath me.” And Lilith said: “You lie beneath me! We are both equal, for both of us are from the earth.” She fleed from The Garden of Eden. God sent three angels in response to a prayer from Adam.
• They threatened to drown her but she responds with”My friends, I know God only created me to weaken infants when they are eight days old. From the day a child is born until the eighth day"
• They retaliated with a promise that every day 100 of her demon children will die. which she responded with ”In any place that I see you or your names in an amulet, I will have no dominion over that child...