Hello All,
I know this is probably an obnoxious shot in the dark but I figured I'd try to see I could find some help locating the name of this album of which I only remember the album cover.
The album cover featured a glass object in the shape of a human head and shoulders with rainbow colored light bulbs within it. I believe the album/artist name were in a font very similar to the one used on the book Alvin Toffler's Future Shock (for reference: https://fontsinuse.com/uses/18879/future-shock-by-alvin-toffler-random-house-ed). It was very striking but I honestly cannot remember any part of the artist/album name. I believe the album was from the mid to late 1960s, though it could possibly be from as late as the very early 70s.
I believe it's musical content would be considered lounge/exotica and I originally came across it as a recommended album on Bandcamp for 101 Strings/Astro Sounds' From Beyond the Year 2000 (https://astrosounds.bandcamp.com/album/from-beyond-the-year-2000) though I haven't seen it there since going back to it.
Thanks in advance to the Music community!

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There is significant repetition of these numbers popping up in both Taylor and Matty's public works so I thought I would bring it up and see what you all think and if you have noticed other instances that I'm missing. Sorry in advanced for this being long, but there is a lot.
Let's start with the most well-known one: 13

• I think that even casual fans know that Taylor considers 13 her lucky number. Her birthday is 12/13/1989. She's had some significant milestones in her career surrounding the number 13 and she famously wrote 13 in marker on her hand during the Fearless era. She continues to reference this number in track listings - even TTPD is 31 tracks, so 13 transposed.
• the poem Stevie Nicks wrote for TTPD has two dates written on it: Aug 13, 2023 and Sept 13th 8:05pm. Obviously the 13th in both dates is interesting but if you start adding things up you will see these dates are very significant. The 8:05 will give you 8+5=13. There is more to these dates as well.
• In numerology, we often add numbers together to get a single digit. 1+3 = 4.

8's - The public announcement of Taylor and Matty's relationship came on 5/3/2023. 5+3 = 8...8 is the infinity symbol. - In the Eras Tour, the stage roomba makes an infinity sign during Down Bad. - In numerology, 8 also rules the planet Saturn. This brings to mind "love you to the moon and Saturn" but also, Taylor wears a Vivienne Westwood choker during her performance of But Daddy I Love Him (she has one in black and one in white), with the symbol of Saturn topped by a cross that looks very reminiscent of a king chesspiece: https://www.harrods.com/en-us/shopping/agate-crystal-messaline-choker-22340482?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwxqayBhDFARIsAANWRnRG1PyYR_3UcHl3igFeRHsyBkMHMWPgAv6-vIx01S9r3lBHNEvlwg0aAqz4EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds - 4 is obviously half of 8 - 8+9 = 17 and 7+1 = 8 (as in 1989) - 2024 is said to be a year of 8's, because 2+2+4 = 8. There is other symbolism associated with this number but this post is already super long.
4's & 2's - The number 4 has been showing up a lot recently. Matty flashed the number 4 to the camera during a set while they were dating (couldn't find the video but if someone finds it, I will edit to add it). - Taylor has famously been flashing peace signs and even put a statue of a peace sign in her TTPD exhibit at The Grove. Thought to be an easter egg for the double album but she continued doing it after the albums release. - Obviously, 2 + 2 = 4. But 4 can also be broken down into two pairs of 1's. Twin flame numbers are 1111 (so 4), and 2222 (so 8) respectively. - Taylor & Matty are both fire signs. Twin flames are often described as mirroring each other.
3's - Graphically, a 3 is half of 8 (especially in certain fonts). - In ATPOIAM, episode 2, entitled Fame (, https://youtu.be/44ezfnnRE0k?si=YcLcKnJrPHWY-Yyc) Matty stuffs himself into a suitcase (a story long told about Taylor was that she stuffed herself in a suitcase to escaped the hordes of paparazzi and fans when leaving her apartment). The suitcase has the number 3 on it and the elevator goes to the 3rd floor (despite the next shot being on them outside of The Bowery hotel). I've stayed at the Bowery, the 3rd floor is not how you get outside, lol. - TaylorNation put out a promo video that was a mash up of 1989 era images, it featured a vault and it also featured a clip from the Bejeweled music video (which has other interesting references to things happening right now), but Taylor was pressing the button for the 3rd floor (not in the original video). Everyone thought this indicated a big surprise coming on 5/3/2024 (2 weeks after the TTPD release). Much clowning ensued, nothing happened...except Matty posted a cover of his song "All I Need To Hear" to his IG. - Bejeweled MV was released on 10/25/2022...10+25 = 53 and 5+3 = 8 OR 1 + 2 + 5 = 8. 222 is an angel number related to soul mates.
I'm sure that I didn't even write out half of the things I've noticed because this post is getting unweildy but if there are other numerology nerds and people who have noticed this repetition, please add your observations!
Edit to add: Matty's birthday! 04/08/1989 so 4's and 8's abound!

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This is for us normies who don’t want to sift through a hundred youtube videos just to figure out basic information that should be readily available. This guide is designed for people who are new to modding.
This LLO follows Brxsie’s model. For more detailed info on categorization refer to their reddit post.
You can leave out any mod on this list that you don’t want except for USSEP.
Key:
*= my personal notes explaining what a mod does or why I added it
e.g. = extra examples of popular mods that should be placed in that category
Blurb
(skip this section if you want the quick version of this post)
Hi everyone; I’m not a modder nor a PC player, but I was desperate to figure out how to safely load my game with reasonable lore-friendly updates. Every LLO guide I’ve found so far has either been outdated, contradictory to other sources, does not specify which mods fall under what category, is way too vague, or way too specific. The mods I’ve listed here should be easily searchable on the recently updated Xbox creations menu so that any Xbox player can easily copy this list. Originally, I was just recording my LLO for my own personal use, but I figured this could help people who don’t have the time to put in as much research as I have.
If you are brand new to modding, vanilla+ means that you want to stay faithful to the original game as much as possible while upgrading the look of your Skyrim world and making a few convenient tweaks. The least “true to the original game” mod on this list is convenient horses. In my experience so far, this LLO plays just as smoothly as vanilla Skyrim.
Unless I wrote a note next to the mod stating otherwise, all of these mods are independent of one another, except for: divine atmosphere, divine atmosphere snowflake edit, and realistic snowflakes. If you like the ugly fractal snowflakes in divine atmosphere then don’t bother with the other two mods, but if not, you need the vanilla snowflake edit and the snowflake texture mod to go together. Therefore, you can leave out any mod on this list that you don’t want except for USSEP), and the game will function normally.
To customize settings of mods while in-game, go to magic -> powers. “Equip” the mod you want to change and press RB once out of the menu. This is relevant to divine atmospheres, divine interiors, flute finder, convenient horses, and some dialogue mods.
Most mods on this list can be downloaded or deleted safely while playing a pre-existing save file. Deleting mods become problematic when you have already added and interacted with a custom item to the game and then delete the mod that supported the item. When testing new mods, I suggest only adding a few at a time so that you know what to delete if you encounter any issues.
If you are reading this on a laptop or PC, you can press command/control F to search for keywords of the mods you want to install to find where they belong in the LLO.
Personally, my favorite mods that I’ve added to the game are the dialogue mods and the texture mods. They make Skyrim feel like a real world with real people living in it and I would highly suggest using some or all of them. I’d also love to hear everyone’s suggestions on proposed edits to this load order. Please let me know if you are aware of any conflicting mods or bugs, or if I have made any mistakes in my layperson's explanation of techy stuff. Unsure if this is relevant information, but I’m located in the USA.
Extra notes:
What the heck is a leveled list? A leveled list is a change in the code that makes changes to certain values. Such as changing how much gold a character has or how powerful an enemy is.
And what exactly is an area edit? An area edit is any mod that adds or significantly changes a location in the game. This includes adding extra trees, adding extra smelters, or adding custom player homes that do not exist in vanilla, among other things.
Why are there all of these categories and why is it so complicated? LLO sorts mods so that the game can load the most important files first. When LLO is not followed, the game will inevitably crash. Categories allow us to sort mods into the LLO based on how they interact with the game's code. People sometimes disagree on what order to put the categories in, but all LLO templates use the same basic categories.
I do not use immersive citizens AI because multiple people have reported bugs. Other people have no issues with it, but I prefer to stay on the safe side.
Remember to lower your in-game brightness, especially when you are using divine interiors and divine atmospheres. If the brightness is all the way up, things will start to glow. You will have to use torches in locations with zero light, such as corners in caves. This adds a realistic feel to the game. If you give a torch to your follower, they will automatically use it in in low-light conditions. I switch between default/glimmegrim/vivid depending on where I am and how colorful I want things to be. The game may look darker overall as you can see in the screenshots, but this is more true to how lighting works in the real world.
Skyrim 101 tip: When you ditch items to reduce your carry weight, store them somewhere (such as a dead body or a chest) instead of dropping them on the ground. If you drop items all over your game it will eventually lag.
When creating a new character, keep in mind that once you start playing, you might change the lighting and make the colors more saturated. For example: I accidentally gave myself yellow hair instead of natural blonde because I forgot about lighting and atmosphere changes. This is another reason to install the vanity mirror mod, which allows you to change your character mid-game.
Storage space: all of the mods I have listed here take up approximately 4.36GB.
I suggest keeping a note of your LLO on your phone so that you can easily categorize mods you want to add the future.
Sometimes LLO will not save, so I recommend double-checking that everything landed in the right spot or backing up your LLO to bethesda before exiting the LLO menu.
Sometimes you need to restart your game to enable a newly installed mod.
How to delete a complex mod without causing problems: disable the mod, hard reset (hold power button for 10 secs or unplug the console), uninstall the mod, hard reset.
I’ve noticed a bug where I cannot tell my follower (Lydia) to do anything in “command mode”. I don’t know what’s causing this- it seems like a dialogue issue but I rarely use the command mode feature anyway so it’s small enough for me to ignore for now. EDIT 5/19/24 More to say 9.0.2 was causing this issue so I uninstalled it.
*Blurb over\*
Master Files

• Unofficial skyrim special edition patch (USSEP) *almost every source says that this must be installed. It fixes core bugs in the game that developers have not bothered to update themselves

Foundations: Lots of game changes (e.g. cheat room, encounters overhaul, etc.)

• Convenient horses *allows you to summon your horse from anywhere, store items on your horse, give followers horses, etc.

Dialogue Overhauls

• Guard dialogue overhaul
• Follower commentary overhaul
• Misc dialogue edits and more
• Relationship dialogue overhaul

Fonts/UI (excluding map mods)

• Font replacer - eadui

Alterations to vanilla quests
Any craftable item

• Vanity Mirror *this is to fix the makeup bug where your lips are off center when you create your character. I have not tested this yet, but apparently if you open up the customization menu with the vanity mirror then the makeup will work again. Cheat room also works for the makeup issue, but I didn’t want so many extra cheats in my game just to fix this one ridiculous bug
• Get no more dead followers *functionally turns off friendly fire for followers

Game mechanic changes: races, perks, vampires, adoptions, etc.

• Flute finder - a skyrim gps tracker for npcs *this is because I always lost my followers in vanilla and it was super annoying
• Multiple Marriages *haven’t tested this yet so cannot vouch for its effectiveness
• Auto unequip ammo *unequips arrows when you uneauip your bow so that you’re not always walking around with a sheath on your back

Level Progression (e.g. Clever leveling)
Perk overhauls/changes
Magic additions and modifications

• Master of Destruction (xb1) *adds new high level spells that target specific characters instead of killing everyone in the area
• Mining spell *I hate carrying a stupid pickaxe everywhere, so this spell mines for you. I haven't tested this mod yet though

Leveled list changes (e.g. rebalanced leveled lists)

• Better gold *adds slightly more gold when looting specific high level enemies
• Master trader 1x *this replenishes merchant gold each time you speak to them

NPC Leveled list (e.g. organized bandits in skyrim)
Any audio

• Chapter II - Jeremy Soule inspired music *Jeremy Soule composed the original game soundtrack. This adds a few hours of similar sounding music that blend in with the game

Weather and Atmosphere (put weather up ^ in LLO if the mod is just a weather mod and not an atmosphere mod)

• Divine Atmosphere: Aetherius *my favorite setting is vivid or grim
• Divine Atmosphere: Aetherius vanilla snowflakes option
• Ultra realistic snow flakes (custom snowflake texture) *if searching for this mod, search for “snow flakes” instead of “snowflakes”

Grass
Grass Fixes
Skin/skeleton physics and appearance changes

• pristine vanilla movement
• XP32 maximum skeleton special edition plus *changes some physics for smoother movement

Animation mods

• 360 walk and run *at first I put this in the gameplay mechanics category, but it did not work there. In the animation category it works as intended

Meshes and Textures
*The mods I’ve listed in this section should cover almost every visual in the game. Nothing is too drastic of a style change and fits right in to the game’s vibe.

• Wear multiple rings *this mod is more useful for stacking enchantments rather than pure aesthetics. Not necessary if you want a more vanilla game
• Divine texture pack - architecture
• Dark ages: fantasy dungeons
• Dark ages: dragon Textures
• Divine creatures texture pack
• Omen armors weapons and clothing *I highly recommend this one!
• Fluffy snow
• Dark ages - landscapes
• Divine skins and bodies for men *misleading name: this is actually unisex. Make sure this goes above^ divine people otherwise you might experience an occasional face glitch. This must be used along with divine people in order to work correctly
• Granite mountains *another mod I highly recommend
• Dark Ages: Trees of the north
• Divine SMIM *Static mesh improvement mod. SMIM mods redesign lots of small items in the game
• Lucidaps’ high poly project v5.x *This corrects blocky items to make things look more realistic. It cooperates with the SMIM to create beautifully textured and realistic item designs, such as the ridiculously good looking head of cabbage

Non-combat NPC AI
Immersion (e.g. immersive patrols, landlord etc.) - can be tricky to categorize
Anything that changes a character’s/npc face or hair (e.g natural eyes)

• Divine people of skyrim: celestial *For more vanilla/gritty looking people, try the dark ages texture pack. Both divine people and dark ages people mods must be paired with its corresponding skins mod, otherwise the textures will get cut off at the neck due to mismatching colors

Interior lighting changes

• Divine interiors shadows and light *my favorite setting is glimmer or default if the game looks too oversaturated because of the lighting. I highly recommend this mod, it makes the game feel much richer

Interior decorating changes
Lightweight multiple area edits

• Unique bridges of skyrim
• Divine forests
• Get more smelters *haven’t tested this extensively but I don’t foresee any issues since it doesn’t interfere with anything big

Single area edits like player homes
Multiple area edits (e.g. divine cities)
*I do not recommend divine cities or divine villages because it can be buggy. One time Lydia got permanently stuck in a modded tavern and I had to backtrack through an hour of progress to get her back out
Adding individual unique objects

• Auto Harvest Ring *because I like alchemy but hate picking flowers. Equipping this ring automatically harvests ingredients in range. Just remember to ditch the cabbages to reduce your carry weight

Combat changes, combat AI (e.g. realistic damage, wildcat)

• Dark ages: immersive dragon ai
• Better stealth ai for followers *followers will not start fighting automatically while you are trying to be sneaky

Unique follower mods (e.g. Sofia)
Mods that add new quests (mods that alter vanilla quests do not go here)

• More to say 9.0.2 *this dialogue mod is here because it adds new quests. The other dialogue mods I’ve added are less consequential and simply add a little immersion. I’m unsure if this conflicts with the other dialogue mods EDIT 5/19/24 I'll be uninstalling this mod because caused the issue with Lydia that I mentioned in the blurb. To be fair, the author stated that installing this mod mid-game could cause issues, but disabling the mod didn't work to fix the bug so I just uninstalled it since I already have other dialogue mods that I like.

Map mods

• A quality world map - vivid with stone roads *map mods use up VRAM and many people recommend against using them. I’m not a tech person, so forgive me if this isn’t accurate, but VRAM is similar to regular RAM. This means you can reset VRAM if you hard restart your console. If you are playing with tons of heavyweight mods all the time then maybe you should skip map mods, however in this LLO I have not noticed any FPS changes at all and personally, it’s worth it to me to hard restart the console every once in a while so that I can keep this mod. Source for the tech info (posted Oct. 2023) - https://www.xboxforums.com/threads/ram-and-vram.24007/
• Pastel map markers *Can you tell I like organizing? Color coding the map makes it more readable and gives locations a touch more personality

Mods that specify bottom LO

Hi all,
I am building a website. The basis of the website is an excel document I have been adding to for the past year. Macros are NOT enabled.
I'm aware that if I "Save As" and then change the filetype to .html, it can then be used for the webpage.
My circumstance:
When I view the .html to the browser, the formatting (not the content) is all messed up.
My questions:

1. How can I reformat the "template" (borders, layout) once converted to .html?
2. When I open the .html file in a text editor, I actually don't see any code for me to edit that dictates the format of the page (ie border, font, etc). Where can I view this code?

Thanks.
Additional questions that I am still looking into:
I created a "Search box" kind of like a mini search engine within the workbook (macros NOT enabled). Formula: =IF(B5="","",FILTER(words,ISNUMBER(SEARCH(B5,wordkey)))) (words & wordkey are tables I named for the search query to reference) The search box can be typed in within the workbook. When it is opened via browser, that function is no longer available to the user. Would this require additional Javascripting?
Why do hyperlinks still work when opened as .html but not other functions?

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We are looking for steam capsule art for our rhythm based beat'em'up game - Disco Samurai.
We'd like the stylized art with simple background and one character + simple logo in the form of stylized font.
You can checkout references / artstyle we have in mind here: https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1_cqci3hlXlsukIPiJeo-iB-qjbS-ETNA_FU9_uVeR-o/edit?usp=sharing
Details:

• Our budget is 300-400 $ (USD)
• We'd like to start as soon as possible - the deadline is 05.06.2024 (so about 2 weeks)
• we need 4 dimensions of the artwork (details Here)
  • 460 x 215 px - Header capsule
  • 231 x 87 px - Small capsule
  • 616 x 353 px - Main capsule
  • 374 x 448 px - Vertical capsule
• we need source file with at least 1920 x 1080 resolution so we can rearrange art elements and use it in promotional materials
• alternatively if the budget is too small for all dimensions we can agree to receive only Header capsule and source file so we can arrange remaining capsule dimensions ourselves.
• it is for commercial use

Once we reach an agreement we can work out all the details but If you have any questions now feel free to ask.

Sometimes we expand, sometimes we contract. We are strange clouds with sharp reflections. Lightning splits a tree. Rain falls.
Only prisoners see my graffiti on the prison walls. I wrote: "Naked. At the beginning—motion, breath,a sound." Through the slit in the door, Down the hallway, Through the gates, Falling into the world.
I burned it down. Fire, Prison, Storm. Till the earth till the storm subsided. Do not tell me about myself, I will not look with your eyes. Sometimes we expand, sometimes we contract.
End.
It’s a personal poem making a lot of references to things that only I experienced, so it probably won’t mean much to anyone else, but I wanted to see if I rejiggered things enough to make it make some sense.
I guess, to me, it is suppose to be saying something about braking away from someone, but leaving an ambiguity whether the breaking away is good or bad.

Narrator: "Up next is budding entrepreneur duo Vikram and Jessica, who are hoping to entice a dragon to invest in their sweet treats, but do they have what it takes?"
The two walk in, a table is already set up featuring a range of minimalist cardboard boxes with a poncy logo in a Serif font
Jessica: "Hello Dragons, I'm an insufferable trust fund baby with delusions of grandeur, and this here is my platonic best friend and perpetual cuckold Vikram, and together we are *Chocomunchabunchaholics*, a sustainable and environmentally friendly bespoke chocolate company that delivers overpriced organic half-melted dog-vomit in an envelope crammed through your letter box, all orchestrated through our handy AI-powered decentralised crypto app that's guaranteed to crash, render your phone unusable, and sell your private data to Russian hackers.
We started this business when I got cut off from dad's credit card after crashing the Rolls Royce. I needed money fast for my crippling addiction to black market botox, and when I met Vikram during my 12th consecutive gap year, I realised that we had an opportunity to transform the digital chocolate space with my family's connections to the Tory party, and Vikram's ability to slave over a stove for 18 hours straight without complaining.
We're looking for £400,000 for 0.1% of our business. Does anyone have any questions?"
Vikram: "I--"
Jessica: "You don't speak."
Vikram: "....."
Narrator: "It's a fascinating pitch from an entitled wasp and her emotionally deadened lackey, but do their finances paint as sweet a picture? Peter Jones wants a deeper look at the books"
Peter: "So how much do you sell your chocolate for?"
Jessica: "Well for our 70% vegan cacao kale blend, we sell it for £5.99 per molecule"
Peter: "And how many molecules are in a 30g bar?"
Jessica: "945,750 trillion."
Peter: "Right, so to buy one bar it would cost..."
Vikram: "The combined GDP of 1,452,575 United Kingdoms"
Jessica: "SILENCE COOK."
Vikram: "......."
Peter: "...... So one bar costs more money than there has ever been on Earth"
Jessica: "That's correct"
Peter: "And how much money have you made so far?"
Jessica: "Three"
Peter: "Million?"
Jessica: "Pence"
Peter: "......Okay, and is that your net or gross profit?"
Jessica: "I don't know what those words mean"
Peter: "I'm out."
Narrator: "Jessica's lack of business acumen and dire financial state has left a sour taste in Peter's mouth, but what does Steven Bartlett make of this?"
Steven: "So guys, what I'm struggling to understand is where I would fit into this if I invest. What value does a dragon bring to your business?"
Vikram: "We feel that we--"
Jessica glares
Vikram: "I'll go wait in the lift."
Jessica: "...... So to answer your question Steven, we think we'd really benefit from a bigger online presence, and since you're always regurgitating steaming heaps of trash into LinkedIn, we think we'd really benefit from your guidance"
Narrator: "Jessica's words have charmed the smarmy egotist, but Deborah Meaden has spotted a flaw in the product"
Deborah: "Hi Jessica, so I'm looking at your packaging, and I can see you've used the word "sustainable" thirty-five times, and I love sustainable things because they help greenwash my weekly jet trips to Antarctica where I mercilessly club seals for the sexual thrill, so sustainability is great, but some of these ingredients are anything but sustainable"
Jessica: "Which ingredients are you referring to?"
Deborah: "Enriched uranium, cobalt from the child labour mines of the DRC, ceramic tiles from a failed Starship launch, and octane 93 petrol."
Jessica: "So we're in a transitional period right now with our suppliers, and we're hoping to make our product merely toxic by 2025, instead of... you know... fatal."
Deborah: "I'm out."
Narrator: "It's death by chocolate as Deborah Meaden uncovers the truth behind the glowing incendiary confectionery, but what does Sara Davies make of it?"
Sara: "Can I just say I love your energy? Really love your energy, the packaging, the marketing, but there's a problem, and that is, how can I scale this business up when there's already 38,000 different sustainable chocolate delivery apps? I don't think I can invest so I'm very sorry, but I'm out."
Narrator: "The milk is beginning to curdle for Jessica and Vikram, but it's not over yet. They've managed to successfully stroke the ego of known oxygen-thief Steven Bartlett, and perhaps Touker Suleyman can offer a lifeline"
Touker: "I don't get out of bed for 0.1%, I'm out."
Narrator: "....Nevermind then, but it looks like Steven is ready to make an offer"
Steven: "Okay, I'm going to offer you..... all of the money, but I want 40% of the business."
Narrator: "It's the only offer on the table, but it's for 400 times the equity the pair originally wanted to give up."
Jessica: "Can I have a brief schizophrenic episode with your brick wall?"
Steven: "Feel free."
Vikram peeks out of the lift, mixing bowl in hand
Jessica: "KEEP STIRRING."
Vikram hides in the lift, a few minutes elapse while Jessica mumbles into the cement, then walks back
Jessica: "So Steven, thank you very much for the offer, but is there any chance you can come down to 0.12%?"
Steven: "No."
Jessica: "Then I thank you, but I'm going to have to decline your offer
Steven: "Best of luck Jessica"
Jessica gets in the lift
Jessica: "This was your fault you know."
Vikram: "I'm going back to Mumbai."

O agronegócio refere-se às indústrias envolvidas na produção, processamento e distribuição de produtos agrícolas. Ele abrange uma ampla gama de atividades e empreendimentos que fornecem bens e serviços agrícolas, incluindo:

1. Agricultura: Cultivo de culturas e produção de pecuária.
2. Fornecimento de Insumos: Fornecimento de sementes, fertilizantes, pesticidas, máquinas e outros insumos necessários para a agricultura.
3. Processamento: Transformação de produtos agrícolas brutos em produtos acabados, como a conversão de trigo em farinha ou leite em queijo.
4. Distribuição e Marketing: Transporte, comercialização e venda de produtos agrícolas para consumidores, varejistas e fornecedores de serviços alimentares.
5. Serviços de Apoio: Oferta de serviços financeiros, seguros, pesquisa e desenvolvimento, e outras atividades de apoio críticas para o setor agrícola.

O agronegócio desempenha um papel crucial na economia global ao garantir a segurança alimentar, apoiar as economias rurais e contribuir para o comércio internacional. Ele integra vários segmentos da cadeia de suprimentos agrícolas, aumentando a eficiência e a produtividade por meio de avanços tecnológicos e práticas de gestão aprimoradas.
● Por que o agronegócio é considerado tão perigoso?
O agronegócio é considerado perigoso por vários motivos que envolvem impactos ambientais, sociais e econômicos. Aqui estão algumas das principais razões:

1. Desmatamento e Perda de Biodiversidade: A expansão de áreas agrícolas frequentemente leva ao desmatamento de florestas e outras áreas naturais, resultando na perda de habitats e na diminuição da biodiversidade.
   
2. Uso Excessivo de Pesticidas e Fertilizantes: A utilização intensiva de produtos químicos pode contaminar solos, corpos d'água e ecossistemas, afetando a saúde humana e a vida selvagem.
   
3. Mudanças Climáticas: A agricultura em grande escala contribui significativamente para as emissões de gases de efeito estufa, tanto através do desmatamento quanto da própria atividade agrícola, como a fermentação entérica dos ruminantes e a decomposição de resíduos agrícolas.
   
4. Exaustão de Recursos Naturais: O uso intensivo de água para irrigação em áreas de agricultura intensiva pode levar ao esgotamento de fontes de água, como aquíferos e rios, além de causar degradação do solo.
   
5. Desigualdade Social e Econômica: Em muitos casos, o agronegócio beneficia grandes empresas e latifundiários, enquanto pequenos agricultores e comunidades locais podem ser marginalizados, resultando em desigualdades sociais e econômicas.
   
6. Trabalho Precário e Exploração: Há preocupações significativas relacionadas às condições de trabalho no setor, incluindo trabalho infantil e escravo, bem como baixos salários e condições insalubres para os trabalhadores agrícolas.
   
7. Monocultura e Dependência de Culturas Transgênicas: A prática de monocultura pode levar à degradação do solo e à diminuição da resiliência dos sistemas agrícolas a pragas e doenças. Além disso, a dependência de sementes transgênicas pode aumentar a vulnerabilidade dos agricultores a políticas e práticas comerciais de grandes corporações.
   

Esses fatores, combinados, podem ter impactos profundos e duradouros no meio ambiente, na saúde pública e na estrutura social das comunidades, tornando o agronegócio uma atividade com potenciais riscos significativos.
● Riscos do agronegócio para o planeta e para a humanidade
Os riscos do agronegócio para o planeta e para a humanidade são numerosos e abrangem aspectos ambientais, sociais e de saúde. A seguir estão alguns dos principais riscos:

Para o Planeta:

1. Desmatamento: A expansão do agronegócio, especialmente em regiões tropicais, leva ao desmatamento de florestas, como a Amazônia. Isso resulta na perda de biodiversidade e na liberação de grandes quantidades de carbono armazenado nas árvores, contribuindo para as mudanças climáticas.
   
2. Perda de Biodiversidade: A conversão de habitats naturais em áreas agrícolas reduz a diversidade de espécies de plantas e animais, comprometendo ecossistemas inteiros.
   
3. Degradação do Solo: Práticas agrícolas intensivas, como a monocultura e o uso excessivo de fertilizantes e pesticidas, podem degradar a qualidade do solo, tornando-o menos fértil e produtivo ao longo do tempo.
   
4. Poluição da Água: O uso de fertilizantes e pesticidas pode contaminar fontes de água, afetando a qualidade da água potável e prejudicando ecossistemas aquáticos.
   
5. Mudanças Climáticas: A agricultura intensiva contribui para as emissões de gases de efeito estufa através de práticas como o desmatamento, a fermentação entérica do gado e a decomposição de resíduos agrícolas.
   

Para a Humanidade:

1. Segurança Alimentar: A dependência de poucas culturas (monoculturas) pode tornar os sistemas agrícolas mais vulneráveis a pragas, doenças e mudanças climáticas, ameaçando a segurança alimentar global.
   
2. Saúde Pública: A exposição a pesticidas e outros produtos químicos utilizados na agricultura pode causar problemas de saúde entre os trabalhadores agrícolas e as comunidades vizinhas, incluindo câncer, problemas respiratórios e distúrbios neurológicos.
   
3. Desigualdade Social: O agronegócio muitas vezes beneficia grandes corporações e latifundiários, exacerbando a desigualdade social e econômica ao marginalizar pequenos agricultores e comunidades rurais.
   
4. Exploração do Trabalho: Há preocupações com as condições de trabalho no setor agrícola, incluindo trabalho infantil, trabalho escravo e condições de trabalho inseguras e insalubres.
   
5. Resistência a Antibióticos: O uso extensivo de antibióticos na criação de animais pode levar ao desenvolvimento de bactérias resistentes a antibióticos, o que representa um grave risco para a saúde pública global.
   
6. Crises Econômicas Locais: A dependência de mercados voláteis e a pressão para aumentar a produtividade podem levar a crises econômicas em comunidades rurais, especialmente quando os preços dos produtos agrícolas caem ou os custos de produção aumentam.
   

Conclusão

Os riscos do agronegócio para o planeta e para a humanidade são interconectados e abrangentes. Eles exigem uma abordagem integrada e sustentável que considere práticas agrícolas mais ecológicas, políticas de apoio aos pequenos agricultores e proteção dos recursos naturais para mitigar os impactos negativos e promover um desenvolvimento agrícola mais equilibrado e justo.
● Qual é a alternativa ao agronegócio?
Uma alternativa ao agronegócio convencional é adotar práticas de agricultura sustentável e agroecologia, que visam equilibrar a produção agrícola com a preservação ambiental e a justiça social. Aqui estão algumas dessas alternativas:

Agricultura Sustentável

1. Agroecologia: Envolve práticas agrícolas que trabalham em harmonia com a natureza, promovendo biodiversidade, reciclagem de nutrientes, manejo integrado de pragas e conservação dos recursos naturais. Exemplos incluem a rotação de culturas, policultura e uso de adubos verdes.
   
2. Agricultura Orgânica: Exclui o uso de pesticidas e fertilizantes sintéticos, transgênicos e organismos geneticamente modificados. Foca em métodos naturais de fertilização e controle de pragas, além de práticas de cultivo que preservam a saúde do solo.
   
3. Permacultura: Sistema de design agrícola que integra paisagens, pessoas e recursos de maneira sustentável, criando sistemas agrícolas resilientes que imitam os ecossistemas naturais.
   
4. Agrofloresta: Combina agricultura e florestas, integrando árvores e arbustos no sistema agrícola. Isso melhora a biodiversidade, a qualidade do solo e a resistência às mudanças climáticas.
   

Políticas e Práticas de Apoio

1. Mercados Locais e Cadenas Curtas de Produção: Incentivar a produção e o consumo de alimentos locais reduz a pegada de carbono associada ao transporte de alimentos e fortalece as economias locais.
   
2. Agricultura Familiar e Comunidades de Agricultores: Apoiar pequenos agricultores e cooperativas agrícolas pode promover práticas agrícolas mais sustentáveis e reduzir a dependência de grandes corporações do agronegócio.
   
3. Tecnologias Apropriadas: Utilizar tecnologias que aumentem a eficiência do uso da água, como a irrigação por gotejamento, e que promovam a conservação do solo, como o plantio direto.
   
4. Educação e Capacitação: Oferecer programas de educação e capacitação para agricultores sobre práticas agrícolas sustentáveis e técnicas de gestão ecológica.
   
5. Políticas de Apoio: Governos podem implementar políticas que incentivem práticas agrícolas sustentáveis, como subsídios para a agricultura orgânica, incentivos fiscais e apoio técnico.
   

Benefícios da Agricultura Sustentável

1. Conservação Ambiental: Práticas sustentáveis ajudam a preservar os recursos naturais, melhorar a saúde do solo e promover a biodiversidade.
2. Saúde Pública: Reduz o uso de produtos químicos tóxicos, melhorando a qualidade dos alimentos e a saúde das comunidades agrícolas.
3. Resiliência Climática: Sistemas agrícolas diversificados e práticas agroecológicas aumentam a resiliência às mudanças climáticas.
4. Economia Local: Fortalece as economias locais ao apoiar pequenos agricultores e produtores regionais.

Conclusão

Alternativas ao agronegócio tradicional envolvem uma combinação de práticas agrícolas ecológicas, apoio a pequenas comunidades agrícolas e políticas que promovam a sustentabilidade. Essas abordagens não apenas mitigam os impactos ambientais e sociais negativos, mas também contribuem para a segurança alimentar e a saúde a longo prazo.
● O agronegócio pode estar envolvido em crimes?
O agronegócio pode estar envolvido em diversos tipos de crimes, tanto no Brasil quanto em outros países. Aqui estão alguns exemplos comuns de crimes associados ao agronegócio:

1. Desmatamento Ilegal

A expansão das fronteiras agrícolas frequentemente leva ao desmatamento ilegal, especialmente em áreas protegidas como florestas tropicais. Isso é um crime ambiental grave que contribui para a perda de biodiversidade e mudanças climáticas.

2. Trabalho Escravo e Infantil

Em algumas regiões, trabalhadores agrícolas são submetidos a condições análogas à escravidão, com jornadas exaustivas, salários ínfimos ou inexistentes, e restrição de liberdade. O uso de trabalho infantil também é um problema significativo no setor.

3. Grilagem de Terras

A prática de grilagem envolve a apropriação ilegal de terras públicas ou privadas, muitas vezes através da falsificação de documentos. Isso é comum em áreas onde há expansão agrícola, prejudicando comunidades locais e indígenas.

4. Uso de Agrotóxicos Proibidos

A utilização de pesticidas e outros produtos químicos não autorizados ou proibidos por legislação ambiental e sanitária pode causar sérios danos à saúde pública e ao meio ambiente.

5. Corrupção e Suborno

Para facilitar a expansão agrícola e evitar penalidades, pode haver casos de corrupção e suborno envolvendo funcionários públicos e empresas do setor.

6. Violência Contra Comunidades Indígenas e Rurais

Conflitos por terra entre grandes produtores e comunidades indígenas ou rurais frequentemente resultam em violência, ameaças e até assassinatos de líderes comunitários.

7. Lavagem de Dinheiro

O agronegócio pode ser utilizado como meio para lavagem de dinheiro, especialmente em regiões com pouca fiscalização e controle sobre as atividades financeiras.

8. Crimes Contra a Fauna e Flora

A destruição de habitats e a caça ilegal de espécies ameaçadas podem ocorrer como consequência indireta da expansão agrícola.

Medidas para Combater Crimes no Agronegócio

1. Fortalecimento da Fiscalização: Ampliar a atuação de órgãos ambientais e trabalhistas para monitorar e punir práticas ilegais.
2. Transparência e Rastreabilidade: Implementar sistemas que garantam a rastreabilidade dos produtos agrícolas desde a origem até o consumidor final.
3. Apoio às Comunidades Locais: Proteger os direitos das comunidades indígenas e rurais, garantindo sua participação nos processos de decisão sobre o uso da terra.
4. Educação e Conscientização: Promover a educação sobre os impactos ambientais e sociais das práticas ilegais no agronegócio.
5. Legislação Rigorosa: Desenvolver e aplicar leis mais rígidas contra crimes ambientais e trabalhistas no setor agrícola.

Conclusão

Embora o agronegócio seja uma parte essencial da economia global, sua operação pode estar associada a uma variedade de crimes. Combatê-los requer uma abordagem multifacetada que envolva a aplicação rigorosa da lei, fiscalização efetiva, e políticas que promovam práticas agrícolas sustentáveis e justas.

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Hello!
I recently got a Vuzix m400. I’m using it for low-vision compensation, to see things better close up and far away.
Reference: https://www.vuzix.com/products/m400-smart-glasses
I’m not using them for their intended purposes, so my commentary and questions aren’t a review or judgement of the device. It’s fantastic at what it does and what it’s meant to do.
I have the magnifying glasses app, and the focus capabilities are adequate. It’s tough to focus at long distances if you can’t keep your head still, but that’s a given with most cameras. The fact that the camera in these is as good as it is, is pretty impressive.
My hope is to be able to find a way to make the text on the screen larger. I have the display and font sizes maxed out, and am wondering if there are options, either apps or otherwise, that can further increase the size.
Then I have a question about possibilities of increasing the view of the display, as well as magnifying the front camera, by placing something in front of the camera and/or the display that would magnify it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
The whole deal is that I need a monocular that can see close up and far away with good zoom and resolution. There are no low-vision accessories that fit this bill, and the ones that come close are upwards of $4-6k.

1. Would it be possible to magnify the screen by putting some kind of magnifying lens between the screen and your eye? What would you recommend?
   
2. Is it possible to increase the camera’s focus and/or range capabilities, by attaching something to it?
   
3. Is it possible to open the device up, disconnect the camera and display, then replace and reconnect a different display and/or camera?
   

I don’t expect the end- result to look as sleek and elegant as the current offering, but I see something here that has the potential to really help the low-vision community, and could be relatively cheap compared to traditional options, making it more available and able to make a large impact.
Keep in mind that this is for personal use. If Vuzix saw it in their plans to branch out into the visual impairment accessories market, they’d only have to slightly modify their current offerings. And if they kept the offering at less than $2k, they could find the venture very profitable.
Me? I’m only asking to see if it’s possible, and would experiment with my own model at my own risk.
What do y’all think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Hello!
I recently got a Vuzix m400. I’m using it for low-vision compensation, to see things better close up and far away.
Reference: https://www.vuzix.com/products/m400-smart-glasses
I’m not using them for their intended purposes, so my commentary and questions aren’t a review or judgement of the device. It’s fantastic at what it does and what it’s meant to do.
I have the magnifying glasses app, and the focus capabilities are adequate. It’s tough to focus at long distances if you can’t keep your head still, but that’s a given with most cameras. The fact that the camera in these is as good as it is, is pretty impressive.
My hope is to be able to find a way to make the text on the screen larger. I have the display and font sizes maxed out, and am wondering if there are options, either apps or otherwise, that can further increase the size.
Then I have a question about possibilities of increasing the view of the display, as well as magnifying the front camera, by placing something in front of the camera and/or the display that would magnify it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
The whole deal is that I need a monocular that can see close up and far away with good zoom and resolution. There are no low-vision accessories that fit this bill, and the ones that come close are upwards of $4-6k.

1. Would it be possible to magnify the screen by putting some kind of magnifying lens between the screen and your eye? What would you recommend?
   
2. Is it possible to increase the camera’s focus and/or range capabilities, by attaching something to it?
   
3. Is it possible to open the device up, disconnect the camera and display, then replace and reconnect a different display and/or camera?
   

I don’t expect the end- result to look as sleek and elegant as the current offering, but I see something here that has the potential to really help the low-vision community, and could be relatively cheap compared to traditional options, making it more available and able to make a large impact.
Keep in mind that this is for personal use. If Vuzix saw it in their plans to branch out into the visual impairment accessories market, they’d only have to slightly modify their current offerings. And if they kept the offering at less than $2k, they could find the venture very profitable.
Me? I’m only asking to see if it’s possible, and would experiment with my own model at my own risk.
What do y’all think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Hello!
I recently got a Vuzix m400. I’m using it for low-vision compensation, to see things better close up and far away.
Reference: https://www.vuzix.com/products/m400-smart-glasses
I’m not using them for their intended purposes, so my commentary and questions aren’t a review or judgement of the device. It’s fantastic at what it does and what it’s meant to do.
I have the magnifying glasses app, and the focus capabilities are adequate. It’s tough to focus at long distances if you can’t keep your head still, but that’s a given with most cameras. The fact that the camera in these is as good as it is, is pretty impressive.
My hope is to be able to find a way to make the text on the screen larger. I have the display and font sizes maxed out, and am wondering if there are options, either apps or otherwise, that can further increase the size.
Then I have a question about possibilities of increasing the view of the display, as well as magnifying the front camera, by placing something in front of the camera and/or the display that would magnify it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
The whole deal is that I need a monocular that can see close up and far away with good zoom and resolution. There are no low-vision accessories that fit this bill, and the ones that come close are upwards of $4-6k.

1. Would it be possible to magnify the screen by putting some kind of magnifying lens between the screen and your eye? What would you recommend?
   
2. Is it possible to increase the camera’s focus and/or range capabilities, by attaching something to it?
   
3. Is it possible to open the device up, disconnect the camera and display, then replace and reconnect a different display and/or camera?
   

I don’t expect the end- result to look as sleek and elegant as the current offering, but I see something here that has the potential to really help the low-vision community, and could be relatively cheap compared to traditional options, making it more available and able to make a large impact.
Keep in mind that this is for personal use. If Vuzix saw it in their plans to branch out into the visual impairment accessories market, they’d only have to slightly modify their current offerings. And if they kept the offering at less than $2k, they could find the venture very profitable.
Me? I’m only asking to see if it’s possible, and would experiment with my own model at my own risk.
What do y’all think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Hello!
I recently got a Vuzix m400. I’m using it for low-vision compensation, to see things better close up and far away.
Reference: https://www.vuzix.com/products/m400-smart-glasses
I’m not using them for their intended purposes, so my commentary and questions aren’t a review or judgement of the device. It’s fantastic at what it does and what it’s meant to do.
I have the magnifying glasses app, and the focus capabilities are adequate. It’s tough to focus at long distances if you can’t keep your head still, but that’s a given with most cameras. The fact that the camera in these is as good as it is, is pretty impressive.
My hope is to be able to find a way to make the text on the screen larger. I have the display and font sizes maxed out, and am wondering if there are options, either apps or otherwise, that can further increase the size.
Then I have a question about possibilities of increasing the view of the display, as well as magnifying the front camera, by placing something in front of the camera and/or the display that would magnify it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
The whole deal is that I need a monocular that can see close up and far away with good zoom and resolution. There are no low-vision accessories that fit this bill, and the ones that come close are upwards of $4-6k.

1. Would it be possible to magnify the screen by putting some kind of magnifying lens between the screen and your eye? What would you recommend?
   
2. Is it possible to increase the camera’s focus and/or range capabilities, by attaching something to it?
   
3. Is it possible to open the device up, disconnect the camera and display, then replace and reconnect a different display and/or camera?
   

I don’t expect the end- result to look as sleek and elegant as the current offering, but I see something here that has the potential to really help the low-vision community, and could be relatively cheap compared to traditional options, making it more available and able to make a large impact.
Keep in mind that this is for personal use. If Vuzix saw it in their plans to branch out into the visual impairment accessories market, they’d only have to slightly modify their current offerings. And if they kept the offering at less than $2k, they could find the venture very profitable.
Me? I’m only asking to see if it’s possible, and would experiment with my own model at my own risk.
What do y’all think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Hello!
I recently got a Vuzix m400. I’m using it for low-vision compensation, to see things better close up and far away.
Reference: https://www.vuzix.com/products/m400-smart-glasses
I’m not using them for their intended purposes, so my commentary and questions aren’t a review or judgement of the device. It’s fantastic at what it does and what it’s meant to do.
I have the magnifying glasses app, and the focus capabilities are adequate. It’s tough to focus at long distances if you can’t keep your head still, but that’s a given with most cameras. The fact that the camera in these is as good as it is, is pretty impressive.
My hope is to be able to find a way to make the text on the screen larger. I have the display and font sizes maxed out, and am wondering if there are options, either apps or otherwise, that can further increase the size.
Then I have a question about possibilities of increasing the view of the display, as well as magnifying the front camera, by placing something in front of the camera and/or the display that would magnify it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
The whole deal is that I need a monocular that can see close up and far away with good zoom and resolution. There are no low-vision accessories that fit this bill, and the ones that come close are upwards of $4-6k.

1. Would it be possible to magnify the screen by putting some kind of magnifying lens between the screen and your eye? What would you recommend?
   
2. Is it possible to increase the camera’s focus and/or range capabilities, by attaching something to it?
   
3. Is it possible to open the device up, disconnect the camera and display, then replace and reconnect a different display and/or camera?
   

I don’t expect the end- result to look as sleek and elegant as the current offering, but I see something here that has the potential to really help the low-vision community, and could be relatively cheap compared to traditional options, making it more available and able to make a large impact.
Keep in mind that this is for personal use. If Vuzix saw it in their plans to branch out into the visual impairment accessories market, they’d only have to slightly modify their current offerings. And if they kept the offering at less than $2k, they could find the venture very profitable.
Me? I’m only asking to see if it’s possible, and would experiment with my own model at my own risk.
What do y’all think? Any feedback is appreciated.

Following my post with many questions (thanks for the quick replies) I thought I'd post a list of suggestions I noted while using the platform. Maybe other users have a view?

• 1. On the Projections page, the only way to know how an AI strategy compares to the base scenario is to have the base scenario's net worth value in mind and compare it to the strategies in your head.
  • Could the current scenario's terminal NW be always shown in the corner of the NW chart, the same way SR is always shown? This is a partial solution because the NW chart might not always be selected when reviewing the AI suggestions.
  • It would be super helpful if, beside each NW value in the AI list, it indicated the change versus the selected scenario. eg. scenario NW is $500K and an AI strategy would make NW $535K, it could say (+$35K) in green right beside the NW in the list (using red or green font in addition to + or - would be a bonus if it fits the aesthetic).
• 2. Big opportunity to improve usability of the AI strategies by adding filtering, by "area" but also by person. Since there are so many entries, it would help to be able to hide some of them (eg. spending reduction suggestions where a plan already has 100% success rate).
  • It's also difficult to visualize the impact of the different age elections (Cpp/OAS) when the list blends the two people in the list. Sorting by strategy name doesn't work because of the way the text is written with the person's name at the end. It ends up sorting by each age and alternating between the two people.
  • A way, for example, to list only the RRSP meltdown options just for Spouse, sorted by NW, would be great.
  • Allow filtering only the strategies that would increase NW from the current value
• 3. On the Future Cash Flow page and Projections page there should be a way to see the total of the stacked bars for the year as part of the tooltip, instead of having to add them up or refer to the table. Kind of like how the tooltip for the Net Worth line shows a few entries.
• 4. On the Success Rate screen, there should be tooltip showing the dollar amounts wherever the cursor is placed. eg. it would be nice to know what the 10th percentile amount is by hovering. In cases where the scale of the Y axis has big jumps, it's really difficult to guess what value a given line is showing.
• 5. On the Foundation - Tax & Benefits Analysis page, is it possible to have the taxable income for each person for the chosen year under the selected scenario indicated on the chart to be able to situate against the peaks/valleys in tax rate without having to go back and forth to the Projections page to see that year's taxable income?
• 6. Taxable Income isn't line 23600 on the tax forms as indicated in the Advanced Options help (it's Net Income), but rather line 26000 is Taxable Income. In the Advanced Options, should users copy their line 23600 Net Income, or line 26000 Taxable Income?
• 7. Add an AI strategy that can suggest continuing to max out TFSA contributions during retirement. Like many users probably would, in the Discovery I ended investment expenses at retirement. But since my NR portfolio never gets fully drawn down, there is a large ending NW benefit to drawing from NR every year to contribute into TFSA but this is fully manual.
• 8. Make it more obvious when figures are in Today's dollars vs Future dollars (eg. Planning-Summary page makes no indication)