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1. 20MinTrader - Master Class
   
2. 7 Day Intensive Online Trader Training Programme - Trading Framework
   
3. Aaron Lynch - Ultimate Gann Course
   
4. ABCs of VSA by Laura Snedeker Tradeguider
   
5. Academy of Financial Trading Foundation
   
6. Academy of Learning
   
7. Adam Grimes - The Art And Science Of Trading
   
8. Adam Hewison - Ten to the Top
   
9. Adam Khoo - Advanced Options Ironstriker
   
10. Adam Khoo - Black Market 2021
    
11. Adam Khoo - Course Level 1 (pip Fisher)
    
12. Adam Khoo - Course Level 2 (Pip Netter)
    
13. Adam Khoo - Patterns of Excellence
    
14. Adam Khoo - Piranha Profits - Professional Options Trading Course Options
    
15. Adam Khoo - Piranha Profits - Stock Trading Course Level 1 Market Snapper
    
16. Adam Khoo - Piranha Profits - Stock Trading Course Level 2 Market Snapper
    
17. Adam Khoo - Value Momentum Investing(Whale Investor)
    
18. Adrienne Toghraie – Trading on Target
    
19. Advance Amibroker Coding Course
    
20. Advance Stock Trading (Short term, Swing and Long term)
    
21. Advance Technical Analysis Course
    
22. Advanced Butterfly Options Trading Course Strategy System
    
23. Advanced Cryptocurrency Trading - Blockchain at Berkeley
    
24. Advanced Forex Trading - Ichimoku Trading Strategy Explained
    
25. Advanced Get - Applying Technical Analysis Russian
    
26. Advanced Get esignal Study Material
    
27. Advanced Price Action - Air Forex One
    
28. Advanced Trading Course
    
29. Afiq Ziq
    
30. Agora Financial - Income on Demand
    
31. Agora Financial - Jim Rickards Intelligence Triggers
    
32. Aj Monte - Market Guys Five Points for Trading Success
    
33. AKFX
    
34. AKFX Private Zoom Calls ( ICT + Wyckoff)
    
35. Akil Stokes & Jason Graystone - TierOneTrading - Trading Edge 2019 Aug. 19th-22nd
    
36. Al Brooks - Price Action Trading Course
    
37. Al Brooks – Webinar from BigMike 2010
    
38. Al Brooks – Webinar from BigMike 2011
    
39. Alan Oliver - Trading with the Gods
    
40. Alan Oliver - W.D. Gann Analytics
    
41. Albert Yang – Trendfans & Trendline Breaks
    
42. Albert Yang – Trends & Trendlines
    
43. Alex Bastardas - Situational Trading-Proven Option Profits in any Scenario
    
44. Alex Szweda - Elliott Wave Theory With Fibonacci
    
45. Alexander Elder
    
46. Alexander Trading - New Foundations Course
    
47. Algo Trading With Amibroker (video with AFL)
    
48. Algoji - Algo Trading With Amibroker (video with AFL)
    
49. Algorithm Trading Robots Without Programming (17 Hrs) MT5
    
50. Algorithmic Trading In Forex Create Your First Forex Robot!
    
51. Algorithmic Trading Robots Without Programming
    
52. Ali Pashaei’s SPY Weekly Strategy – All Three Classes
    
53. Ali Velshi - Gimme My Money Back Audio Book
    
54. Aliff Awang course
    
55. Aliff Awang Ebook
    
56. Aliff Awang's Support & Resistance Course with Supply and Demand
    
57. Allen Maxwell, Scott Paton - Mindset for Success
    
58. Allen Sama - Blank Check Trading System and Training
    
59. Alpesh Patel – Trading Online
    
60. Alphafx Global
    
61. AlphaSharks - Covered Calls
    
62. AlphaSharks - Ichimoku.Cloud.Trading.Course.and.Trading.Room
    
63. AlphaSharks - Secrets Of Market Maker
    
64. AlphaSharks - Six Setups Using Ichimoku Kinko Hyo
    
65. AlphaSharks - Trade Earnings Using Measured Move
    
66. AlphaSharks - Trading a Low Volatility Environment Using Options
    
67. AlphaSharks - Unusual Options Activity Master Course
    
68. AlphaTrend - ATA Course
    
69. Anastasios G Malliaris, William T Ziemba - The World Scientific Handbook of Futures Markets
    
70. Andrea Unger - Master the course & GO LIVE
    
71. Andrew Keene - Ichimoku Cloud Course
    
72. Andrew Keene - Six Setups Using the Ichimoku Kinkō Hyō Course
    
73. Andrew Keene - Unusual Options Activity Master Course
    
74. Andrew Tate – Making Money in Defi + Update 1& 2
    
75. Andrew Unger - Trading Systems Supremacy
    
76. Andromeda FX Trading Academy - Fundamentals of Forex Trading
    
77. Andy Green - Practical Tools To Enhance Your Trading
    
78. Angel Traders - Forex Strategy Course
    
79. Angelo & Katie Namrevo - Trading Made Simple
    
80. Anil Mangal - Wave Trading
    
81. Anmol Singh - Forex Pro Trader
    
82. Anna Marko - Crypto On Fire
    
83. Anton Kreil - 10 Secrets to Achieve Financial Success
    
84. Anton Kreil - PFTM
    
85. Anton Kreil - POTM
    
86. Anton Kreil - PTM
    
87. Anton Kriel - PFTM
    
88. ApexFXPro.02.19
    
89. Apteros 21' Intensive
    
90. Arash
    
91. Ari Kiev - Becoming a Disciplined Trader
    
92. Ari Kiev – The Psychology of Risk (Audio)
    
93. Art of Charting
    
94. ART Trading – Bennett McDowell – A Trader’s Money Management System
    
95. Arthur Hill - RSI Trend-Following and Momentum Strategies
    
96. ASFX - Beginners Training Course
    
97. Asia Forex Mentor Proprietary One Core Program - Ezekiel Chew
    
98. Asian Summit - 30+ World's Best Trader (7 Day's Summit)
    
99. Assad Dossani - Option Master Course
    
100. AstroFX 2.0
     
101. AstroFX Course
     
102. AstroFX.2.0.Courses
     
103. Atlas Forex - Forex Course
     
104. Atlas.Forex.Forex.Course.02.19
     
105. Auction Market Foundations Course-Tom Alexander-1-7 - 2013
     
106. Authentic FX - Price Action Engine
     
107. Authentic Leekay FX Secrets Mentorship Program
     
108. AuthenticFX - Price Action Engine 2.0
     
109. Autotrading Academy - Algo Trading Strategies 2017
     
110. Avdo - ForexGrid Mentoring Program
     
111. Averill Strasser - Starting Your Own Trading Business
     
112. AW-2017 Course Wyckoff
     
113. Axia
     
114. Axia Futures - The Footprint Course
     
115. Axia Futures - Trading with Price Ladder and Order Flow Strategies
     
116. Axia Futures - Volume Profiling with Strategy Development
     
117. B K Forex - Crowd Fighter
     
118. B.O.S.S. Pack - Tricktrades
     
119. Backtest Wizard - Flagship Trading Course
     
120. Balance Trader - Market Profile
     
121. Bank Trader FX
     
122. Barrie Hetirachi's Advanced Five Point Pattern
     
123. Barry Burns – Trading Patterns for Producing Huge Profits
     
124. Barry Burns- Top Dog- Advanced Course- Advanced Price Patterns
     
125. Barry Rudd - Stock Patterns Day Trading Home Study Course
     
126. Barry Rudd - Stock Patterns for Day Trading Home Study Course
     
127. Barry Thornton’s Long Candle
     
128. Basic Market Profile and How I Use It
     
129. BCFX - Course
     
130. BCFX - Forex Course
     
131. BD_FX
     
132. Becoming Master of the Stock Market
     
133. Beginners Forex Class by Raghee Horner
     
134. Belfort Jordan – The Wolf of Wall Street
     
135. Ben Oberg - Millionaire Mafia Crypto Mastery
     
136. Benklifa Iron Condor
     
137. Bernie Schaeffer - The 10 most powerful option trading secrets
     
138. Best of Wyckoff - 2017
     
139. Better System Trader - Breakout Strategies Masterclass - Swing Strategies
     
140. Better System Trader - Smashing False Breakouts
     
141. Better System Trader - System Trading Unleashed
     
142. Better Trading Spotlight On - Steve Nison
     
143. BidHitter - Tape Reading For Intraday
     
144. Bierovic - Synergetic Technical Analysis
     
145. Big Forex Fortune
     
146. Bill Greg Poulos - Forex Nitty Gritty Course forexnittygritty
     
147. Bill Kaiser - Successful Online SP Trading
     
148. Bill Poulos – Power Trading Tactics Course
     
149. Bill Wermin-Stock Market - Swing Trading Strategies for Wall Street
     
150. Bill William - Chaos The New Map For Traders
     
151. Bill Williams - Chaos - The New Map for Traders
     
152. Bill Williams - Profitunity Course
     
153. Bill Williams - Should You Trade
     
154. Bill Williams - The Practical Fractal
     
155. Bill Williams - The Profitunity Home Study Course - [DVDRip - 14 mpg, 8 mp3, 5 pdf]
     
156. Billion Forex Group - Forex Course
     
157. billionaires-academy-self-paced-forex-trading-course
     
158. Binary Options The Bandit Strategy
     
159. Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Bootcamp
     
160. Bitcoin Crash Course
     
161. Bitcoin Trading Course
     
162. BK Forex - Master Forex Fundamental + Day trading
     
163. BK Forex - NFP Webinar 02.05.2016
     
164. BK FOREX (FlyAway) Course
     
165. BKForex - Master Forex Fundamentals + Day Trading Masterclass
     
166. Black Rabbit - Smart Money Scalps
     
167. Black Rabbit - The Market Maker's Matrix Book
     
168. Blade Forex Strategies
     
169. Blockchain at Berkeley - Advanced Cryptocurrency Trading
     
170. Blue Capital Academy - The Box Strategy
     
171. Blue Edge Crypto Academy
     
172. Bo Yoder - The Top Five Reasons Traders Lose Money
     
173. Bob Evan
     
174. Bob Iaccino - Forex Classroom Coaching
     
175. Bob Iaccino's Advanced Forex Classroom (bobsforexclassroom.com)
     
176. Bob Miller s Gambling Principles
     
177. Bob Proctor - Living the Legacy
     
178. Bob Volman - Forex Price Action Scalping_2
     
179. Bob Volman - Understanding Price Action
     
180. Boba Trader Ebook
     
181. Bollinger Band Matrix Tactics by Mark Deaton
     
182. Bonsai Elite Wavetrader Trading Course
     
183. Boris Medvedo - Bullish Trading Academy
     
184. Boss Financial - Yield Farming MasterClass Course
     
185. BostickFX - Forex Trading Course
     
186. Brad Matheny & Gary Wagner -Advanced Trading Applications of Candlestick Charting - Volume
     
187. Brandon Leu - Richard Wyckoff Trading Method.mp4
     
188. Brendan Moynihan & Jim Paul - The Three Biggest Mistakes Traders Make
     
189. Brian Grete & Scott Davis - Combining Fundamental Technical Data To Boost Profits
     
190. Brian James Sklenka
     
191. Brian James Sklenka – Bodhi, Lighthouse, Truckin (Videos 45 Mb)
     
192. Brian James Sklenka – Cycle Hunter Genoa (Videos 57 MB)
     
193. Brian James Sklenka – WITS Turbo Seminars (Audio 5 CDS, 260 MB)
     
194. Brian Shannon - Introductory Course Module Class
     
195. Brian Shannon - Technical Analysis Videos Part I
     
196. Bridger Pennington - Investment Fund Secrets
     
197. Bruce Banks - Trading Mindset, and Three Steps To Profitable Trading
     
198. Bruce Kamich - Momentum Indicators
     
199. Bryce Gilmore - Trading to Win Course 2004 wavetrader
     
200. BS Apps FX - Technical Analysis Course
     
201. BTMM
     
202. Buff Dormeier - Volume Analysis series
     
203. Building trading algoritham with python
     
204. BULLFx Forex Trading - Course
     
205. BullsWave - Professional Trading With Elliot Wave
     
206. Buran Derivative Oscillator
     
207. Calendar Spread
     
208. Cameron Fous - The Krypton Crypto System 2021
     
209. Cameron Fous – Epic Sequal! FOUS4x2! New Day Trading Strategies
     
210. Candlestick Analysis For Professional Traders
     
211. Candlestick Trading Ninja 10 Hour Candlestick Certification
     
212. Candlestick_Forum.rar
     
213. Carolyn Boroden – Introduction to Fibonacci Time and Price Analysis
     
214. Carolyn Fibonacci
     
215. CarterFX Membership
     
216. CASTAWAY TRADER - TRADING HARMONIC ELLIOTT WAVES
     
217. Catching Market Cycle Waves (3 parts) -2-14-19.rar
     
218. Century Capital Group Course
     
219. Certification in Gann Square Trading (Technical Analysis)
     
220. CFA 2022 Level 1
     
221. CFA® Level 1 (20212022) - Complete Fixed Income
     
222. CFA® Level 1 (20212022) - Complete Quantitative Methods
     
223. CFA® Level 1 (2122) - Complete Financial Reporting Analysis
     
224. Chanel Stevens - Mogul Training Academy 2018 (Private Coaching Course )
     
225. ChaosTrader - Ichimoku Advanced Course
     
226. Charles Cottle - Foundations of Options – Beginners Options Trading
     
227. Charles Cottle - Options Trading Training - The Blend DC
     
228. Charles Cottle - RD1 The Hidden Reality
     
229. Charles Faulkner - Mastering High-Risk Decision Making
     
230. Charles Le Beau - A New Look At Exit Strategies
     
231. Charles Lebeau - Piranha SP System TS (traderclub.com)
     
232. Chart Pattern Trading - Advanced Stock Options Daytrading
     
233. Chart Reading Whiteboard Trading Course
     
234. ChartChampions
     
235. ChartGuys Essential Candlesticks Trading
     
236. Chiente Hsu - Rule Based Investing
     
237. Chippy Reality - Mentorship
     
238. Choch_FX Trading Plan
     
239. Chris Capre - 2nd Skies Advanced Ichimoku Course
     
240. Chris Capre - Advanced Price Action Course
     
241. Chris Capre - Advanced Price Action Course (2020)
     
242. Chris Capre - Advanced Price Action Course [20 mp4 + 1 pdf + 2 xlsx]-[Forex Trading]-by[TT]
     
243. Chris Capre - Advanced Traders Mindset Course
     
244. Chris Lori - Pro Trader Advance Forex Course
     
245. Chris Lori - understanding-global-fundamentals
     
246. Chris Manning - 3 Day Master Advanced Workshop Seminar
     
247. Chris Manning - Master Trading Workshop
     
248. Chris Martenson – The Crash Course
     
249. Chris Mathews - The Traders Mindset
     
250. Chris Mathis - The Ultimate Divergence Trading Course
     
251. Chris Tate - Breakout Trading Systems
     
252. Chuck Hughes - MVP Secrets
     
253. Chuck Hughes – Global PowerTrend System
     
254. Chuck Hughes – High Accuracy Trade Selection
     
255. Chuck LeBeau - A New Look At Exit Strategies
     
256. Chuck LeBeau - Precise Exits & Entries - Guide to ATR & ADI
     
257. ClayTrader - Advanced Options
     
258. ClayTrader - Mastering Level 2
     
259. ClayTrader - Risk Vs. Reward Trading
     
260. ClayTrader - Robotic Trading Skill Sharpening
     
261. ClayTrader - Shorting for Profit
     
262. ClayTrader - Trampoline Trading
     
263. ClayTrader - Volcano Trading
     
264. ClayTrader Mastering Level
     
265. Cloud9Forex - Online Course
     
266. CLS Course
     
267. CMT Exam - Review of Technical Analysis Book by Kirkpatrick & Dahlquist
     
268. CMT Exam Classes
     
269. CMT Program
     
270. Colibri Trader - The Price Action Method
     
271. Commodities Crash Course
     
272. CompassFX - DOTS Method
     
273. Complete Candlestick Trading
     
274. Complete trading course for intraday & swing trading by HYIT
     
275. CompleteTrader-Spartan forex Trade Room
     
276. Comprehensive Market Profile Seminar - Tom Alexander - 2011
     
277. Comprehensive Market Profile Seminar by Tom Alexander,
     
278. Condor Broken Wing Butterfly Options Trading Course System
     
279. Connie Brown - Price Projection Methods
     
280. Connors Research - Advanced AmiBroker Coding
     
281. Connors Research-Introduction to AmiBroker Programming
     
282. Consistent Options Income - Guns and Butter
     
283. Constance Brown - Price Projection Method.mp4
     
284. Constance Brown - Trading S&P with fibs and intermarket
     
285. Copy Trade Profit - Millionaire Forex Course
     
286. Corey Halliday - Build a Solid Foundation for Trading Options
     
287. Course Level 2 (Pip Netter)
     
288. Cristina Ciurea - Scientific Forex Trading
     
289. Crypto Crew University
     
290. Crypto Flash Trader
     
291. Crypto Market Volatility Update
     
292. Crypto Picasso - Elliot Wave & Market Psychology Course
     
293. Crypto Picasso Bits to Freedom Video Course
     
294. Crypto Swap Profits Mastermind
     
295. Crypto Trading Mastery
     
296. Cryptocurrency Trading and ICO Investment Masterclass 2018
     
297. cryptocurrency_masterclass_how_to_select_an_altcoin_explore_beyond
     
298. Cryptonary Cryptocurrency Course
     
299. Currency Trading Crash Course
     
300. Currency--Commodity-Options GC
     
301. Curso Price Action Profissional 2018 - André Machado - Portuguese
     
302. CURSO TRADING SISTEM PHICUBE - BO WILLIAM
     
303. Curtis Arnold - Using Pattern Probability to Trade With The Trend
     
304. Cynthia Kase - Applying Breakthrough Trading Tools
     
305. D-Trading
     
306. D.B. Vaello - The Institute of Order Flow Analytics - Intensive Boot Camp 5 Day Course
     
307. DailyFX Forex Trading
     
308. Dalton Capital - Using Market Logic Techniques with the Market Profile - Advanced Course
     
309. Damon Verial - Gap.Trading.for.Stock.and.Options.Traders
     
310. Damon Verial - How to Predict and Prepare for a Stock Market Crash
     
311. Damon Verial - Risk Management and Trading Psychology for Investors
     
312. Dan Gibby - Mastering The Markets
     
313. Dan Hollings - The Plan
     
314. Dan Kennedy - The Source Code to Business Success and Advanced Wealth Attraction
     
315. Dan Manternach & Scott Davis – Multiply Your Money with Ag Commodities
     
316. Dan Sheridan - 8 Successful Iron Condor Methodologies
     
317. Dan Sheridan - Butterflies for monthly Income 2016
     
318. Dan Sheridan - Fantastic 4
     
319. Dan Sheridan - Trading Weekly Options for Income 2016
     
320. Dan Zanger
     
321. Daniel Bustamante – Learn to Make Money Trading Options
     
322. Daniel Savage - The NEW Bundle
     
323. Daryl Guppy - Modern Darvas Trading Course
     
324. Daryl Guppy - Precision Pattern Trading Course
     
325. Dave Caplan - How To Use Option Volatility To Turn Trading Odds
     
326. Dave Caplan - The Options Advantage Vol 1
     
327. Dave Gagne – Trading Master Plan Deluxe Ed
     
328. Dave Landry - Stock Selection Course
     
329. Dave Vallieres -Tradingology
     
330. David Bean - Algorithmic Trading Systems - Advanced Gap Strategies for the Futures Markets
     
331. David Bean - Seven Trading Systems for The S&P Futures
     
332. David Duty_s Common $ense Commodities Trading Course
     
333. David Elliott - Flat-Waves-Linear-Regression
     
334. David Elliott Commodity Channel Index
     
335. David Elliott MAP-SOAP-Patterns
     
336. David Elliott Momo-Breakouts
     
337. David Elliott Snap-Backs
     
338. David Elliott The Four Horsemen; Most Powerful Candlestick Patterns
     
339. David H. Weis - Catching Trend Reversals
     
340. David Nasser - Precision.Trading.Techniques
     
341. David Penn - The Three Secrets to Trading Momentum Indicators
     
342. David Smith – Short Swing Trading v6.0
     
343. David Stendahl - Finding Winning Systems
     
344. David Stendahl - Winning With Value Charts
     
345. David Vallieres - Expert.OptionTrading
     
346. David Weis - Wave Webinar
     
347. David Weis - Weis on Wyckoff Renko Charts
     
348. David Weis Missing
     
349. David Weis Nightly Rpt 2014
     
350. David Weis Nightly Rpt 2015
     
351. Davide Franceschini - Surfing the Pips
     
352. Day Trade Stocks with 6 Best Trading Strategies
     
353. Day Trade Warrior – Advanced Day Trading
     
354. Day Trading Institution $1000
     
355. Day Trading to Financial Freedom (surefirething.c om)
     
356. Day Trading University - Tape Reading Secrets
     
357. Day Trading with OFA
     
358. Day.Trading.Futures.Stocks.and.Crypto
     
359. Day.Trading.Secrets.Forex.Course
     
360. DayTrading Zone Bootcamp
     
361. Dean Graziosi - The Automation Blueprint
     
362. Dean Lundell - Sun Tzu and The Art of War for Traders
     
363. Deeyana Angelo - Institutional OrderFlow
     
364. Deeyana Angelo - Introduction to MP
     
365. Delta Discovery Russian Trading Course
     
366. Dennis Minogue - How to Build A Fortune Trading Stock Index Futures
     
367. Detect Fraud and Predict the Stock Market with TensorFlow
     
368. Dimitri Speck - Trading Seasonal and Cyclical Patterns
     
369. DiNapoli Levels Academy - 2 Day Fib Workshop
     
370. Divesh Nair - Analyzing Annual Reports for Beginners
     
371. DIY Advance Options Trading Strategies (5 Courses) 11 Hours
     
372. Doc Severson - Mark Douglas Casino Exercise
     
373. Doc Severson - Price Action Madness
     
374. Doc Severson - Which Indicators Work
     
375. Don Fishback - How to Spot 90 Percent Winners Instantly
     
376. Don Fishback - Profit Power (Profit Secrets of Options Trading)
     
377. Don Kaufman - Coaching Session; Time and Sales
     
378. Don Kaufman - Options 101 Series
     
379. Don Kaufman - Options 201 Series
     
380. Don Kaufman - Options 301 Series
     
381. Don Kaufman - Reddit Traders Riot
     
382. Don Kaufman - Survive and Thrive in Extreme Volatility
     
383. Don Kaufman - Surviving Extreme Volatility
     
384. Don Kaufman-Simpler Options-Set it and forget it
     
385. Don Schellenberg – Advanced Strategies in Forex Trading
     
386. Don Steinitz Recorded Webinars
     
387. Don Wellenreite - Hedging Your Stock Portfolio
     
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389. DonFishback - Profit.Power.Profit.Secrets.of.Options.Trading
     
390. Donna Kline - The Mechanics of Trading
     
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392. Doyle Exchange - Advanced Day Trading Course
     
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397. Dr. Gary Dayton - The Essential Wyckoff Playbook
     
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Looking to get rid of some of my shame, aiming for 80% retail cost on NoS stuff and 70% on Space Marine items. (This was before the recent price increase, keeping the prices the same as I had them.) You cover shipping. Can supply additional pics if needed.
https://imgur.com/a/pile-of-shame-7DWEe1b
Adding in a Sylvaneth army that I purchased years ago online, seller didn't package it at all, just relied on the magnets on the bases to hold them in place in their case. Some parts are broken off. Not looking to split it.
Would consider trades for Skaven.
Da Red Gobbo and Bounca - $30
Goff Rocker NiB - $45
Bayard's Revenge NiB - $55
Space Marines/Black Templar:
Built:
Helbrecht - $38.50
Emperor's Champion - $28
Apothecary - $28
Chaplain on Bike - $38.50
NoS:
Black Templar Marshal - $28
Black Templar Marshal -$28
Emperor's Champion - $32
Primaris Intercessors - $48
Primaris Crusader Squad - $48
Primaris Crusader Squad - $48
Sylvaneth Army: $350 for the lot, reduced from when I purchased for damaged bits.
Spirit of Durthu
Drycha Hamadreth
Arch-Revenant
Branchwych
Branchwraith (Converted)
3 Kurnoth Hunters (Oufitted for either Greatswords or Scythes)
10 Tree Revenants
30 Dryads
Nighthaunt
Chainrasp built: $36
Grimghast Reapers (4 only built): $15
Olynder built: $44
Glaivewraith Stalkers built: $14
Myrmourn Banshees built: $14
Myrmourn Banseehs built: $14
Spirit Hosts x 2 NiB: $26
Spirit Hosts NiB: $26
Spirit Host Built: $23
Dreadscythe Harridans built: $44

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Two days… It had been two days that Tracy had gone to sleep while Harrison was working, only to come back in the morning to see him still in the workshop. She knew he was damn productive, sure, but that really couldn’t be healthy. Apparently, it had something to do with the weird bowl of orange… soup… that Cera gave him. No way was it just caffeine; any amount of the stuff would have been filtered out of his system by now. He mentioned a tingling feeling too…
Damn, she did not know enough about drugs to even start assuming what that massive alien had Harrison fucked up on. At least the scanner said he was ‘fine’—if you ignore the other glaring issues the machine brought up. Plus, he said he didn’t mind it. Either way, he managed to complete the weaving component and a few other electrical backbones of the fabricator last night, so the project was practically done, and after seeing the engineer work himself half to death, she was dead-set on finishing it.
She was currently tits-deep into the upper manufacturing portion of the towering machine. It took a tall step-stool—on top of the nearby desk—for her to push her small shoulders through the even smaller access panels high on the everything-printer. It was difficult to fit her torso in, but she managed, holding a flashlight between her teeth as she fiddled with a stubborn series of mechanical ‘hands.’ Nothing new. The situation reminded her of the ‘shop back on Mars; it had the same ever-present scent of copper and industrial sealant. All that was missing was her dad’s ancient tunes blasting through some shitty speakers… Hold on…
The modular component in her grip was successfully attached with a resonating thock. Tracy squirmed out of the dim wire-filled crevice, trying her best to not rip her only tank-top on any bolts or corners, and getting a face-full of the bright flood-lights illuminating the workshop. She scowled and blocked out the searing light with a hand, but she was a bit too late to avoid going half-blind.
“Are the mechanical manipulators in?” Harrison grunted, poking his head out underneath the printer’s floor-adjacent maintenance hatch. She looked down at him as she tried to blink off the spots in her vision. His hair was messy, barely kept in line by his habit of combing through it with his fingers. The areas around his eyes were dark and sunken… Guess that’s what two all-nighters did to a man. He’d be seeing the hat man or start hallucinating if he didn’t get any sleep soon… but then again, the two of them were so close to finishing the fabricator…
“You bet.” She gave him a thumbs up, slamming the panel cover closed. “Feel free to test it.”
He nodded and slid back underneath the machine. “Gotcha”
She gently stepped off the stool and slid off the side of the desk, stretching herself out. If her piss-poor sitting posture or her tank-top puppies hadn’t already fucked her spine up, bending over backward to build this fabricator sure as hell would. She sat down next to the panel where Harrison resided, resting her back against the fabrication tower. Her excited voice broke the muffled noises of the engineer’s work. “So… Harrison?”
“Hmm—”
“—Mind if I play some music?”
The sounds from the hatch stopped, followed by his muffled, shocked tone echoing from beneath the fabricator. “You have music!?”
She smirked at seeing the expression on his face when his head popped out again. “I sure do… Did you seriously not download any to your data pad?”
He slipped out from beneath the fabricator fully, huffing as he took a knee beside her. The scent of melded rubber, wire, and his liquid labor reached her nose not-so-unpleasantly. “You would not believe how much of a pain it is to repair an entire barracks without it… So, yeah, I didn’t.”
“Sooooooooo, whatcha wanna listen to? I’ve got almost everything on here—besides the super niche, of course.” She pulled her data pad out, swiping to the massive music folder
“You wouldn’t like the kinda music I listen to; It’s ancient.”
She gave him a lighthearted, annoyed glare. “Welcome to the club… Now what’ll it be?”
“It’s Old Earth kind of ancient… but alright” He looked up at the ceiling in thought, lips pursed. “Do you have anything from Styx or Sweet?”
She stared at him incredulously, her smirk turning into a fully-fledged smile. “Oh my God. You are an absolute dork! You actually listen to Golden Age music?”
His brows raised, accusatory. “And you somehow know exactly who those bands were and what age of Old Earth music they came from?”
She smugly leaned in closer. “That’s because I’m just as much of a nerd with that kinda music as you apparently are.” She quickly looked upward, addressing the workshop AI. “Sebas, connect nearby speakers to my data pad’s audio.” Tracy elbowed the engineer lightly as the PA system chirped its affirmation. “Now, Mr. Golden Age music, which albums do ya want me to queue up?”
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The two of them listened to music for hours, tossing on songs they liked as they came to mind while they worked. Harrison had a ton of recommendations that spanned all over the Golden Ages and some twenty-first century classics. She didn’t even know half of them, but she was vibing either way, adding on her own taste by intermingling some older rock tracks and newer electronic beats. The playlist was steadily built up as the day went on. Thank God her dad showed her a vast array of tunes; she might not have been able to keep up with the engineer if her old man hadn't.
It made the work go by so fast, their conversations blurring as they jumped from topic to topic. They discussed whatever came to mind—old hobbies, old jobs, and old interests. A lot was left behind in Sol… At least she knew that the only other human on the planet was more interesting than a soulless workaholic. It turned out that he was a pretty big history buff, and he apparently read a lot about the colonization of the Sol system and the various wars of independence thereafter. Curious, she asked where the interest stemmed from, and he explained that his grandfather was an admiral in the Slavic-Europan deep-ice submarine fleet, which explained how Harrison’s mother was able to afford to immigrate to Mars from Europa.
He could also play an acoustic guitar, and, unfortunately for Tracy, he wasn’t even the slightest bit interested in printing one out, citing that it was a waste of time and material that would be better used elsewhere. That didn’t stop her from writing a note on her data pad to do so later, though. She hadn’t seen someone play one of those in years—the last time was probably in some old music video from the early twenty-second century. What a shame. She would have liked to hear some of the Europan songs his grandmother taught him.
On the bright side, the man seemed to take an interest in her odd hobbies. He brought up the folder of 3D models that she accidentally uploaded to the inter-module system and asked where she got the inspiration for what was in it. Boy, was he not ready for her ‘WarHalberd40k’ lore dump. Props to the guy for not standing up and leaving the workshop throughout her rambling. He even asked questions about the different factions and their weapons, which she was more than happy to talk about.
She also ended up going over the other franchises and hobbies she was interested in, such as robotics and the like. The only interruptions to their chat were the occasional Akula or Craftsman asking for insight regarding the various tasks he had allotted to them, or Shar coming in to check up on Harrison between guard shifts.
The new dynamic of the group was pretty interesting, to say the least. Tracy hadn’t been out to interact with the whole lot of Malkrin, but she definitely noticed how they treated the engineer. They’d started to look up to him in a way ever since he started showing off technology. In a little over two days, the man had shown them that he could provide the materials for a brick house, fine clothing—especially by the alien’s standards—armor, and delicious food. That wasn’t even mentioning the other benefits the technician heard a few of the ‘banished’ talking about over their meals: heating, electric lights, and other assorted machines.
She’d be feeling pretty happy about herself if she was in his position, having so many look up to him and be grateful at the same time. He seemed to view it a lot more robotically, however, only striving to get the basics done. Luckily for him, his basics were their luxury.
That wasn’t all there was to the topic; the engineer lamented about how the colony was going through food just as quickly as materials. The meals weren’t the direct issue he had, more that he had to start focusing on long-term resource harvesting rather than directly preparing for a literal horde of monsters—which wasn’t exactly ideal. It was a good thing that they just so happened to take on an influx of Malkrin then…
Either way, they finally finished the ‘totally legal modification’ for the fabricator, meaning they could at least partially address the latter half of his worries. The whole process of ripping out an old printer and replacing the parts for a new one felt a lot easier than she imagined… even if it took her at least forty-eight hours to complete it… with help from Harrison. Maybe that was why it felt so easy… She supposed the colony overseers didn’t choose the man for no reason, so his skills made sense.
“So… what do we want to print out first?” Tracy questioned, having finished testing the last major component.
The engineer stretched his arms up into the air and rotated his shoulders, then pulled back the desk’s chair and took a seat. “I’ve had just one thing in mind since the start of this whole project.”
Her brows raised in a mix of excitement and curiosity. She leaned forward, looking at the computer monitor from over his shoulder. “Oh? What’s that, then?”
A smirk formed along his cheek, the computer mouse rapidly clicking through the blueprint folder. “I’ve had a lot of time to think about what kind of firearm we need since I started dabbling in belt-fed weapon systems.” He opened one final file, a short loading bar preceding the exploded assembly view of… “An M2 Browning machine gun. It’s more than powerful enough to kill in one shot, while also being capable of fully-automatic fire, with a capacity of however many rounds we want in a belt-box.”
“Uh…huh…” She gave a skeptical nod and took a step back, not exactly sold on the idea. “It looks ancient. It’s kinetic, right? Why aren’t we using energy-based weapons? Don’t we have a gunpowder shortage coming up?”
He moved his chair off to the side to look back at her. “We just can’t; Simple as. We’ll need who knows how many more AI cores before we can get started on that level of equipment, Trace,” he huffed, returning his gaze to the specifications of the firearm. “This isn’t the most ‘modern’ weapon we can make, but its twenty-first century counterpart helps with an improved design… somewhat. And, as I said before, it should be more than capable of killing a bug in one shot, so Shar can just tap-fire it to save ammunition.”
Her head tilted quizzically. “Shar?”
“Yup,” he returned confidently. “It’s the perfect weapon for her.”
She raised a brow. “How so?”
He held his hand up, counting his reasons on his fingers. “She’s always on the front line with a shield, she can absolutely handle the weight and recoil, her four arms make reloading it simple, plus she’ll need something with range and power that isn’t a spear. So, why not? And, if for some reason, she doesn’t want to use it, we can just convert it into a turret—which is something I was planning on doing anyways with however more M2s we print out later.”
“I doubt she’ll say no to any gun you give her,” Tracy chuckled while shaking her head, inadvertently causing her bangs to cover her eyes.
“Fair enough,” he conceded with a bob of his head. “What do you think, then? What kinda weapons do you have in mind?”
She reapplied her goggles into an impromptu hairband, feeling a smirk cross her face. “Thought you’d never ask. What purpose do we need these guns to fulfill? Hordes I’m guessing?”
“That’s the idea, yeah. That doesn’t mean they all need to be machine guns, though.” He tapped the belt-fed shotgun beside him.
“Well, lemme see what we’re working with first.” She suddenly stepped forward, leaning over Harrison’s seat to access the keyboard and mouse. Her arms briefly rubbed against him, forcing him to roll his chair backward. She suppressed a giggle at seeing his incredulous frown.
Her eyes quickly traced the hundreds of individual files, clicking through all sorts of folders, each arranged from pre-twenty-first century ‘antiques,’ to more modern iterations of kinetics and particle weaponry. There was… a lot on there—almost too much to reasonably comb through. Why? Did the colony overseers just say ‘fuck it’ and put whatever they could find on here? Were they expecting the pioneers to make a museum of everything?
She sighed, standing up straight and facing Harrison. “Y’know, I’m actually impressed you managed to find that M2-whatever in there…”
He shifted in his seat, resting an elbow on the desk. “Yup, there’s a lot. I’m almost tempted to just make several of those machine guns and just call it a day, but I feel like that’d be too much of a strain on resources, no?”
“I don’t really know enough about how you fight those spider-crab things, or how to get more gunpowder, so… maybe?” She shrugged, biting her cheek in contemplation. “You might just wanna make a few smaller caliber weapons… like, uh… those old kinetic service rifles. If your pump-action shotgun works fine, I’m sure some normal guns would work just fine for now, right?”
He hardily gripped his firearm, hauling it up to his lap. “Depends on what you mean by ‘smaller caliber.’ The whole reason why the KS-23 here works—” he pulled out a massive shell from the ammo belt, displaying it on his palm. “—is because the twenty-three-millimeter round has enough energy transfer to mess up any bug's shell and insides. I’d say the smallest rounds we could use would be point-two-forty-three caliber to get any similar results.”
Brief flickers of grungy orange shells and gnashing teeth marred Tracy’s sight. She forcibly suppressed them, distracting herself with dry humor and a strained laugh. “Guess those fuckers can really take a punch, huh?”
He shook his head somberly. “I couldn’t imagine going up against them without a gun… Anyway, I like your idea of a standard rifle for now. Then, when we have some product lines up, we can go a little more in depth into personal weapons.”
“So are you gonna take one?” She hopped up on the desk, letting her legs swing off the side.
“Don’t think so, no. I’ll stick with my shotty.” The internals of the heavily modified weapon rattled as he held it up and inspected it. “Doesn’t mean I’ll keep it as is. I’m thinking of printing a laser aiming module so I can point-fire it accurately, and maybe a melee-oriented muzzle brake or a lighter chassis to reduce weight… Not sure though.”
She leaned forward and rested her elbows on her knees, her cheeks in her palms. “Melee-oriented? Oooooh, like a chain-sword or something?”
His short chuckle coerced a smirk to her face. “No, not like that. More something to use as a bludgeoning tool. Right before the blood-moon, I ended up getting just as much use out of this shotgun as a hammer than as a… well, a shotgun.”
“That’s pretty fuckin’ metal. So are you just gonna make the barrel into a giant bayonet?”
He nodded. “Not exactly a bayonet, but something more like a door-breaching break.”
A short silence settled on their conversation, the faint sounds of the fabricator’s hum and distant woodwork coming to light. Right, there was an outside world… She’d been too caught up talking to Harrison for however many hours it had been. She wondered how successful the fisherwomen were in collecting, and how things had been for the others working on the wood storage shack. Maybe it was already completed? The sun peered through the cargo bay door, proving that it was only about midday. What else would they work on today?
“Hey,” she ventured.
“Hm?” the engineer hummed, his eyes focused on the monitor beside the technician.
She scooted closer to his keyboard. “What’re we doing after this?”
“What do you mean?”
She leaned backward, propping herself up on two hands. “Project wise; what’s the next big thing?”
“Uhmmm…” he muttered, interacting with the computer for a few more seconds before finally meeting her gaze. “Well, I’ve just allocated the fabricator to print out the M2, three FALs—wood furniture, of course—then there’s the magazines and ammunition, so we’ve got a lot of time to kill. The next big thing is definitely going to be metal procurement, and— Oh, right!” Harrison stopped mid-sentence, reaching into his backpack and pulling out several finger-sized metallic cubes, a sudden fire in his eyes. “Okay, so a while ago, during an encounter with three colossi, Shar and Akula found a cave with some ‘surface’ metal deposits. I took a piece off to analyze, but never got the chance to until last night. Anyway, we don’t have any machines to examine the ore, so I made use of the recycler and broke it down to its baser components.”
She nodded along, seeing where he was going with his explanation. “I’m guessing those shiny cubes are the metals from the ore?”
“Sure is. So, as it turns out, we have a pretty damn close supply of not only iron, but also, zinc, sulfur, and a small amount of cadmium. I talked with Sebas about it and did a little research. We believe it’s something akin to sphalerite, given its composition and looks, which implies it’s a sedimentary exhalative deposit. That means there must have been some volcanic…”
Harrison continued talking about underwater deposits and ancient rock formations, bringing up some theories brought forward by the now 4-AI-core-powered Sebas, delving into the current land mass’ history and possible ore output. A lot of it went over the tradewoman’s head, but she still listened intently… Honestly, she could have listened to the man talk about finding metals for hours. It was sort of like the podcasts she used to listen to while completing colonist training, but even more personal and somehow easier to get lost in…
“…find some other minerals further down like silver, but it also might be an active lava zone. Again, these are all theories and this world could just throw the fundamentals of geology away as it does for physics. Anyway, sorry for going on for so long about that, just thought it’d be important for getting some metals in the future.”
“No, no,” Tracy assured, alleviating him of concern with a wave of her hand. “If there’s anything the colony overseers emphasized, it was farming and mineral acquisition. Don’t worry.” She smiled, pointing a thumb to herself. “I just wanna know how I can help.”
“Actually, I’ve a few things only you can do. I’d like to make use of your impressive drone-making expertise for a few applications, if you don’t mind.”
The task of keeping eye contact slipped into an impossible feat in the span of a singular second, planting a pang of embarrassment on her reddened face, forcing her to inspect her fidgeting hands. “I-I wouldn’t say ‘impressive’… b-but what do you have in mind?”
She could see him raise a brow out of the corner of her vision. “Well, after what you’ve shown me with the reconnaissance flyers, I’d like your help in setting up a more permanent ‘net’ of them to scour the meadow and parts of the nearby forest to look out for any approaching hordes. I don’t want to be snuck up on… again…”
‘Again.’
She noted his small frown and sunken eyes, both a little more exaggerated than they already were. It wasn’t like she’d deny his request, but the pangs of empathy over their shared situation all but solidified her resolve. It was the least she could do. She could help him. She would help him.
The technician exhaled slowly, taking on a more serious and understanding tone than before. “I… can do that. For sure. What else?”
“I appreciate it.” He gave a wane smile. “I’ll help you with whatever you need for the project. For the other drones, I’m thinking about a small exploration vehicle to map out caves around us and mark any minerals, as well as a submersible to look for potassium deposits in the ocean.”
“So… search bots?” She crossed her arms, confidence growing; those were her specialty. “Depending on how long the fabricators take and what kind of base drones are in the blueprint folders, I should be able to get those done in no time. All I need to know are the search cues for potassium and how many drones you want.”
He quickly shuffled a few folders on the computer, turning the monitor for her to see some scientific documents with various images and walls upon walls of text. “There’re plenty of resources for that on here for what to look for, and there’s always Sebas, so feel free to ask him since he can just sort through the data for you anyway. If you can, I’d like it if you could focus on the submersible after the reconnaissance drones.”
“Sounds good to me. I’ll be right on it, then.” She gave him a thumbs up, slipping off his desk and toward her own.
“I’ll bring you lunch in a bit. Imma go check on the others,” he called.
Her stomach grumbled at the mention, her head turning to give him an appreciative smile. “Oh! Thanks!”
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Avian creatures chirped from their perches in the trees nearby. The wind softly rustled red leaves as grass gently gave way to calculated footfalls. A warm sun laid its light on Shar’khee’s neck. It was surprisingly pleasant, were one to take the time to notice. The mainland was a confusing place for the paladin, with its disparate representations of nature contrasting so heavily. Some days were filled with blood and ravenous beasts, while others were left within the domain of simplicity and beauty. She was content to have the latter, yet it felt like a facade veiling the former—a soft exterior covering the maliciously spiked interior. Never could she leave herself to carelessness, no matter how welcoming it might be.
Hence why she worked to ensure the safety of the star-sent’s castles and their inhabitants, her days largely spent patrolling for any roaming swarms that may wish to cause them harm. She typically used the routine to think, but today offered little in the way of solitude. This time, she was accompanied by the previously banished guardswoman, and was tasked with instructing the new one, though the specifics of what such lessons should entail were vague. Still, Shar’khee did all that she could so as not to disappoint Harrison, so she could only attempt to meet his expectations of her.
She told the yellow-skinned female of the threats that the settlement faced, how one was to defeat them, and what to expect from the beasts. The guardswoman was directed to practice her form with the spear in both thrusts and throwing for some time afterward, proving herself to be well-built. Such was expected of her profession after all.
It was pleasing to have another capable of patrolling the settlement’s outskirts for swarms, as it would greatly impact how effectively the colony could react to such a threat. If her routine was to suffer for the colony’s well-being, she was happy to show the new one her patrol route and note what to look out for.
The guardswoman was not a perfect student, however. Shar’khee never addressed it directly, but the yellow-skinned female obviously discredited the danger posed by the abhorrent, not-so-subtly shrugging off any warnings.
…That was until they stumbled upon the ‘hyena-boars,’ as Harrison called them.
The beasts resided in a clearing not too far from the castles, carelessly meandering across the sea of tall grass. Shar’khee quickly crouched, dragging the guardswoman down with her. Once she assessed that the creatures were not an imminent danger, she decided it would be an excellent opportunity to show the new one how to properly engage a threat. She was about to propose the idea, yet her speech was silenced just as swiftly.
Orange flashes darted through the trees around the glade. Taloned feet and gnashing teeth tore across the ground toward the unsuspecting beasts at the center. It was much too late for them. They were slow. Surrounded. Unaware. It was as quick as it was vicious, the forest’s reds turning a deeper crimson hue in a moment's notice underneath the abhorrent’s brutality.
Gangly monstrosities gnawed and ripped at the dead creatures, brief glimpses of raw flesh and white bone protruding from the small spaces between the clumped-up beasts. Repulsive wet splatters of blood and gore overlapped the calm noises of the forest, the grisly scene serenaded by the softest of nature’s symphonies. It was a sickening juxtaposition.
Shar’khee bit back the unease and steeled herself. They were within twenty paces—close enough to smell the abhorrent’s vile stench of rot and bile, yet far enough so as not to be noticed. She briefly considered backing away and retreating, her focus bouncing between the different avenues of escape, or how to cover her footst—
Crack.
Several sets of feral, eyeless maws snapped in their direction, the blood dripping off freshly dampened teeth. The guardswoman gasped, Shar’khee’s gaze following to see the mistake: a singular broken branch crinkled as a yellow-colored foot raised off the splintering twig.
The paladin exhaled sharply and smoothly stood up, brandishing two spears and her shield. Her glare settled on the still crouching guardswoman. “You are to stay behind my shield and let them appr—ch. Rem—ber what I have told you. Aim for their maws when you thrust y—r lance.”
The other female nodded, shakily pulling out her own weapons with unsteady placement hampering her grip. There was an obvious nervousness to her gaze. Hesitance. That would not do.
Shar’khee faced the prowling abhorrent her knuckles shifting hue as she prepared for their advance, for there was no chance that they wouldn’t. True to her experience, the stalking turned to a gallop with several clicks of grotesque tongues, the swarm bolting toward her as one. She snarled and slammed her bulwark into the ground, letting the approaching beasts skewer themselves amongst its spikes.
There were only ten—a paltry amount. She had defended against magnitudes more, and yet she still stood. What is more, they were mindless. Uncoordinated. They would be but stains in the cloth she used to clean her armor. Perhaps, if they were fortunate, they might leave a furrow in her shield to remember them by. Her arms tensed as the first leapt.
One by one, the abhorrent fell, their repulsive green blood splattering under her thrusts. Each awaiting corpse tore across the grove’s grass, lunging to their deaths with gaping maws and unfeeling hunger, yet she did not yield. Their shells were crushed by her shield and impaled by her Goddess-blessed spears, becoming but one more smear across their surface. Ten motionless lumps lay before her, seeping their ichor into the soil, none having passed the barrier she became. Dead, just as the Creator intended. She remained vigilant for a few moments longer, watching for any more of the disgusting creatures.
None showed themselves, finally allowing blood to flow to her fingers once again. The shield’s heavy presence weighed down her back, the blood flicked off of her spears before she returned them to their place.
“Are y–u well?” Shar’khee addressed the frozen Malkrin, wiping away the splatter on her bracers. The guardswoman stared at the small pile of deceased creatures, her heavy breaths and widened eyes moving from the spear from her singular kill. The paladin huffed. “We are fort—ate that there were so few.”
“F-Few? God help us…” Her horrified, stunned gaze slowly met the paladin’s. “Y-You said there were hundreds on the crimson nights? H-How do you… They were s-so fast.”*
”As I h–ve warned,” Shar’khee affirmed.
“You are a paladin! You all exaggerate your feats… I thought it was just a facade!”
“I have no r—son to lie,” she returned tersely, shrugging off the insult to her station and shaking her head. “The mainl—d is far more dangerous than ten gnash—g beasts; more so than that of your island hamlet. Pick yourself up. We m—t inform the others of this incursion.”
The yellow-skinned female snarled, furrowing her brows at the ground in frustration. At whom…? Shar’khee? Herself? Regardless, the female promptly gathered her composure, pushing air through clenched jaws. A step forward had her feet splash in the small pool of blood, the Malkrin nodding toward the paladin to continue back to the castles.
“…for the village.”
Shar’khee paused in her stride and faced her, frowning at the determination and anger leaking through the intent. “W—t was that?”
Her question was returned with honesty, a huffed voice marred by vexation. “Paladin, how am I to defend my village-mates as I am now?”
“‘As you are now?’ What do you m—n?”
The guardswoman stared down at her spear, wood creaking under her grip. “I have faltered before what you deem a paltry threat, and the thought of an even greater one sows dread deep within my bones. I wish… I wish to be better prepared to defend those of my village. I cannot help but see their faces on those of the furred creature in the clearing, and yet, even if I am so close, I am just as unable to protect them.”
Shar’khee stared down the yellow female, a long gaze taking in a rare showing of sincerity. “Y—r fears are one we all share, new one. Do not be ashamed of them. All t—t matters is that you do not let them rem—n mere fear, but make them your strength. So tell me, do you wish to impr—e? To ensure they do not fall while you are support—g them?”
The yellow-skinned female released a shuddering breath that bled off the worst of her indecision, a newly invoked flame flaring within her visage. “I do, paladin. I seek to protect and to be of use.”
“Then, if you wish to make y—rself resilient in the face of all that opposes us, it would be my undertak—g to forge you anew. Fortunately, Harrison has ordered such already, and his guidance shall prove ever useful, should you pursue it.”
The guardswoman shuffled in place at the star-sent’s mention, her eyes slipping downwards. “He is of a great many resources, but I would rather receive your teachings than those of a craftsman… or that of a male, deity-sent he might be.”
She placed a palm on the female’s shoulder. “He is far more than you might ever k—w. Regardless of if you ac—pt his guidance, I commend your conviction. However—” Her hand gripped tighter, though not enough to instill hostility. “—understand that you are protecting more than just your vi—age-mates.”
The new one nodded, staring up at the paladin with stallwart resolve. “Of course. I shall be in your tutelage, then.”
Shar’khee smiled. “T—n let us begin.”
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Akula was becoming increasingly certain that she knew how her parents once felt. The green-skinned fisherwoman was currently rotating between the many tasks placed upon her, guiding the newcomers through the minutia of their tasks so they might live up to the potential Harrison saw within them. She was gratified to have her own talents recognized by the Creator, but it also placed a great many responsibilities in her talons. Of course, she handled each new addition with finesse befitting her heritage, never once balking from the increasing demands. If anything, she felt validated; it was required of her as a female anyway, was it not? The more feminine-appropriate labor and management one undertakes, the higher authority they were granted.
It began with a simple assignment to oversee the chef’s introduction to the star-sent’s provided cooking appliances. As fascinating and convenient as utilities were, she held no interest in preparing any more food than she already had, but teaching another to operate the machines would alleviate such requirements of her. She reluctantly accepted the task when it was proposed, especially considering the fact that Harrison was much too busy with his other projects to bother with something as benign as cooking. His work was more valuable elsewhere.
The task itself went well, and the pink-skinned chef was quick to pick up on the use of the various kitchen devices, as well as the smoker. A grin had grown when she considered the possibility of all males understanding such domestic things readily, yet her mirth at removing the masculine job required of her was short-lived. Despite the newly initiated Malkrin’s success, Harrison had Akula frequently return to oversee the numerous cooking operations being conducted. That was in tandem with the back-to-back fishing trips made by both herself and the newly acquired females.
…Which was something else the green-skinned cycle-worshipper was ordered to oversee.
She had left the chef to his devices after producing another batch of partially seasoned meals, returning to the Creator with hopes of a break. He applauded her efforts with a nod and tersely spoken appreciation, then quickly pushed two spearguns into her hand and directed her to the ocean, where the twins were ‘working with jack shit,’ as the busy male said. She was to give the fisherwomen the tools and make sure they were used properly, and offer additional assistance in acquiring ‘enough fish to have us fed for a little bit.’
So, she left to complete the given task, feeling somewhat appreciative that her speargun was of superior quality to those she would be delivering—the newcomers were only afforded the lesser, roped-bolt version. It was only natural that she was in possession of their greatest assets, of course; the star-sent saw her as the only one capable of wielding such fantastic ammunition, showing trust that was rightfully placed in her. That did not mean the gray-skinned females were unsatisfied with their own gifts, however. The twins were swiftly caught up on the ‘manual of arms’ and sent to work, somehow managing to keep up with Akula in spite of their land-based origins. The two were fast enough to outpace the cycle-worshipper in sheer speed, but their lack of numerous winters spent traversing deeper waters meant they required frequent rests, breaking the ocean’s surface after every third captured fish or so.
Still, she had to appreciate their dedication to their task. They never complained about Akula pushing them further to reach the star-sent’s vague objective. Such a task was entrusted to her—and by proxy, the other two—and thus it would be completed, no matter how much her comfortable bed… couch called her tiring muscles.
The group of three hauled net after full net of fresh meat to the chef—and sewist, who later joined him—forcing him to relegate much of the catch to long-term storage as the kitchen simply could not deal with the surplus. At least three-quarters of the fish were put to slow cook in the now Malkrin-sized smoker. The craftsman had upgraded it with a kit provided by Harrison, who had recycled much of the dining room and workshop furniture to accommodate it. The Creator’s showcased urgency to gather materials was clearly not unfounded… It was admirable how he used what little he had left to ensure food would not be scarce. Additionally, the apparatus exuded an excellent scent for all the survivors to enjoy, the earthy aroma drawing in some of the other Malkrin for their breaks or meals.
Those were not the end of the cycle-worshiper’s tasks, however. She was also required to report on Shar’khee’s progress in training the guardswoman—helping to recycle the small swarm of abhorrent they cleared earlier—as well as the wood storage building’s progress. Indeed, she was advising and assisting however and wherever applicable. To say she was seen all around the settlement would be an understatement.
Nevertheless, she was appreciative to see her efforts bearing fruit by sundown. The processing of their meals from sea to plate was quite efficient, and those that Akula taught were now well-practiced in their duties. The twin fisherwomen dove from wave to wave, bringing fish back to the barracks, where the cook and sewist swiftly worked to transfer the meat to pans and smoker hooks alike. Then, the remnants of the Sea Goddess’ aquatic gifts would be subsequently recycled and given purpose anew as biofuel or perhaps future fertilizer.
The endless onslaught of duties and responsibilities had enlightened her, in a way. She could see where Harrison came from now; having a working project go from one point to another without input nor difficulty was a sight to behold, and it made her swell with pride. It was a surmountable feat to teach the barbaric ground-worshippers to do something properly.
…Well, they were not horrible Malkrin, so perhaps simply calling them ‘uninitiated’ was a more apt descriptor…
No matter the tribulations faced, and no matter how draining her new authority might be, her rest at the end of the day would be one that was well-earned, and it would be had with a sense of satisfaction. She deserved it, and perhaps that extended to the rest of the settlement as well.
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Context
Michael Jackson’s song 'Smooth Criminal' featured on his seventh album Bad (1987). The song is about a woman being attacked in their apartment. It used the refrain “Annie Are You Ok?” which is used to teach students CPR on CPR mannequin Annie (Wikipedia, 2023). “Resusci Anne was developed by the Norwegian toy maker Åsmund S. Lærdal and the Austrian-Czech physician Peter Safar and American physician James Elam” (Wikipedia, 2023). The oldest version is the proto-CPR mannequin of the world. It was invented after Asmund “was alerted to… physicians and engineers in Baltimore that had a new and much more effective method for resuscitation, involving mouth-to-mouth breathing”. The creation was sentimental as Tore, his son, had experienced drowning. The doll was modelled after the face of the death mask, ‘L’ inconnue de la Seine’ translated from French to English meaning ‘The unknown of the Seine’ (A rich heritage, 2023). They chose the face of a young female as male doctors would’ve felt uncomfortable practising on a same-sexed doll . Additionally, to resurrect a girl “millions of times is at the centre of a macabre mystery.”
Legend
Legend states, a young female corpse was pulled from the river Seine, the death mask was moulded on the corpse's face by a pathologist as they were beheld by her beauty. The corpse awaited with other bodies for identification which never came in the Paris Morgue. This practise was real as “two-thirds of the corpses dealt with by the morgue fished out of the Seine" were "suicides, accidental drownings or murders” (The Guardian, 2007).
Eric Nadeau stated "the pathologist asked for a mould to be made of the young woman’s face and the closest moulder was [their] very own Michel Lorenzi who founded Artlier Lorenzi, a molding workshop founded in 1871 “19, Rue Racine” (Morgan, 2017) . A suggestion from a now deleted post by users: and the link provided by in this thread provided contradicting info, Phoebe Judge stated that Eric Nardeau stated that the mask wasn’t created of a corpse, but Lorenzi stated in a 1914 French interview, but of a living model in 1866. The mask was made due to the model's popularity with other artists (The unknown woman, p.8, 2023).
According to Nadeau: “Michel Lorenzi, who was from an old moulding family based in a small village near Lucca, Italy and arrived in Paris around 1850” (Morgan, 2017). Although, another source stated that “Michel had a house in Piano. di Coreglia, came to settle in Paris around 1868” (LORENZI Pierre- Sculptor, n.d). It's possible the mask wasn't created in France but Italy according to the date Michel Lorenzi moved and the creation year of the mask provided by Nadeau.
Debunkers
Claire Forestier, a descendant of the original Lorenzi stated the death mask’s face has " full, rounded cheeks ... smooth skin…[usually akin to] casts taken from living faces [as they are] are so clear, so detailed, that when you look at the eyelids you can just see the eyeballs' movement underneath. That's the case with the Inconnue" (The Guardian, 2007).
“… moored at their headquarters near the Pont d'Austerlitz, Chief Brigadier Pascal Jacquin was less than convinced that the girl was dead when the mask was made” according to them “the drowned and suicides, they never look so peaceful. They're swollen, they don't look nice" (Grange, 2013).
"In 1960, Pierre Lièvre reported to the magazine "Chercheurs et Curieux." The interview stated the then owner of Atelier Lorenzi's ancestor (presumably Michel Lorenzi) had "molded the Inconnue at the request of a forensic doctor, as quoted on March 28, 2020 in the "Cousu Main editions blog titled "L'Inconnue de la Seine" on cousumain.worldpress.com"". The writer Jean Ducourneau, whilst writing The Church of Céline "(referenced below) [35, 36]", made a visit to rue Racine, they wrote the found that the mask "had been lifted on the face of a very pretty workshop model, reminding us that it is technically impossible for this mask to have been lifted on a corpse," reiterating the technical impossibility of this veil being lifted from a deceased body. "(In fact very quickly the rigidity cadaver blocks the mandibular joint and the smile would rather have been a rictus or a grimace)"
Origin of the Legend
“The name L'Inconnue de la Seine is quite late and probably dates from Ernst Benkard's collection of photographs in 1926 [25, 26] … placed the Unknown Woman of the Seine on the cover of his collection of death masks, Das ewige Antlitz (The Eternal Face) [Figure 20]. The book was published in 1926. The myth of her death mask probably originates from Rainer Maria Rilke’s Cahiers de Malte Laurids Brigge, published in Germany in 1910, in French 1911*.* “Rilke arrived in Paris in 1902 and stayed at 3 rue de l'Abbé-de-l'Épée near rue Racine. [He] mentions the mask of the Unknown woman associated with that of Beethoven, in the window of the molder Lorenzi, rue Racine. “The face of the young drowned woman that was cast in the morgue, because it was beautiful and because it smiled, because it smiled so deceptively . ". [23L page 72 Points edition] [Figure 11].” (Jean-Pierre, 2022).
Beginning Art History
According to Gaelle-Salliot (2017), Lorenzi’s grandniece stated that the death mask was first used for the 19th tetes d’expression at Ecole Beaux Arts. The author cited Edourd Papet’s (2008, p. 20) fact that the death mask was earliest depicted in Charles Bargue and Jean Leon-Gerome’s cours de dessin a drawing manual which features a drawing of Homer. She is depicted in Figure 2 (Gaëlle-Salliot, 2017, p.7). This drawing manual didn't reference a story of that of a drowned girl etc.
Potential real facts about the Jane Doe
An alternative name for the live cast is ‘La Belle Italienne’, from Frenct to English meaning, ‘The Beautiful Italian’. She’s seen in A. Daprato & Co. Boston, Manufacturer of Plastic Arts. “Several plaster casts manufacturer in the United States added a portrait of the girl in their [catalogue] collection, but in all [catalogue] she is named as La Belle Italienne. Why Italian?. This is a curious fact, it is a true information or an error because the girl was unknown?” She is seen with the name in “P.P. Caproni & Bro. Boston, Plastic Arts. 1911 cat [-ologue]. Masks n° 13525 La Belle Italienne, from life $ 1,00” (Felice, 2012). “Forestier thinks she must have been at most 16 for her skin to be so firm and smooth” (The Guardian, 2007). “According to the draughtsman Georges Villa, who received this information from his master, the painter Jules Joseph Lefebvre, the impression was taken from the face of a young model who died of tuberculosis around 1875, but no trace of the original cast remained” (M, Bessy, 1981 cited by Wikipedia, 2023)”. However, according to Marious Grout, the model was famous and working for “artists around 1875” (Gaëlle-Salliot, pp.6-7, 2015).
False leads
According to Alvarez (2015) the model of mask gained success in German with their father in a Hamburg factory that reproduced the mask (Gaëlle-Salliot, 2017). This fact doesn’t lead to anywhere. She was also identified as a Russian prostitute named Valerie who committed suicide, buried in Pere- Lachaise (Gaëlle-Salliot, 2017). Although, this comes from the fictional book The Mask by William Wood (G. E. W. H, 1951, p.6). As well as, Ewa Lazlo, a creation of John Goto, who wrote a fictional investigative story identifying the model. They “assumed that people would have a postmodern view and treat it as fictional," and they "really didn't expect [people] to take it seriously" as people online took his story to be factual (Grange, 2013).
Conclusion
She has the artistic reverence and mystery of a once youthful girl alike Afghan girl. “In light of the Cold War, the portrait was described as the "First World's Third World Mona Lisa"” according to S. Hesford and Kozol (2005) cited by Wikipedia, 2023. A title formally given to L’ inconnue de la Seine “because of her mysterious smile, “Mona Lisa of suicide” (Aragon)” (Jean-Pierre, 2022). The legend casts a great shadow over her identity, as the story ends with a corpse; she is muse who’s story is reinvented time and time again. It is possible that not resources all have been exhausted, there is potentially more information that could be obtained by the Artlier Lorenzi. Additionally, we still don’t known the causes-effects that lead to Georges Villa obtaining information about her, it is possible that other documents about this figure exist from this contemporary art community . If this person is Italian - a small possibility – this person’s life could have been documented in Italian records waiting for a face to match the details.
TLDR: An unidentified model possibly of Italian origin, was used to create a live cast of a bust. It was recreated repeatedly. The bust was misreported to a be a “death mask” of girl who drowned in the river Seine, in late 19th century France, from a pathologist in awe of her beauty created the mask. Long after, she became a muse for many artists. Then, she became the model of the first CPR doll in the 1960s. Finally, the victim of a melodic tragedy ‘Smooth Criminal’. No one knows the model’s identity.
Fact-file
Name: Unknown
Age: 16+/- (The Guardian, 2007)
Born: 1850+/- (Based upon the possible creation year of the mask from The unknown woman, p.8, 2023 and possible age range of the model from the Guardian, 2007)
Modelled: 1866? (The Unknown woman, p.8, 2023)
Death year: 1875? (Bessy, 1981 cited by Wikipedia, 2023)
Death cause: Tuberculosis? (Bessy, 1981 cited by Wikipedia, 2023)
Ethnicity: Italian? (Felice, 2012)
Occupation: Model for live casts
Place of work: Lucca, Italy (LORENZI Pierre- Sculptor, n.d) or Artlier Lorenzi, France (Morgan, 2017)?
Employer: Michel Lorenzi (The Guardian, 2007 et al.)
References:

• Bessy, Maurice (1981). 'Mort, où est ton visage?' Monaco: Éditions du Rocher via Wikipedia (2023). 'L' inconnue de la Seine'. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Inconnue_de_la_Seine [Accessed: 18th March 2024]
• Felice, Andrea (2012). ''La Belle Italienne'. FELICECALCHI The Plaster Casting Journal'. Available at: https://felicecalchi.blogspot.com/2012/05/la-belle-italienne.html [Accessed: 7th Dec 2023]
• Gaëlle-Salliot, Anne (2015). 'Drowned Muse: Casting the Unknown Woman of the Seine Across the Tides of Modernity'. Oxford University Press. Available at: https://books.google.com/books?id=1QBlCgAAQBAJ [Accessed: 18th March 2024]
• 'G. E. W. H' (1951). ‘New Fiction’. The Sydney Morning Herald. Available at: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=tPkQAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA6&dq=The+Sydney+Morning+Herald+l%27inconnue+de+la+seine&article_id=2195,5150417&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiDqpGim5iGAxX8_7sIHQwoB7UQ6AF6BAgHEAI [Accessed: 6th Dec 2023]
• Guardian (2007). 'Ophelia of the Seine'. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/dec/01/france.art [Accessed: 6th Dec 2023]
• Grange, Jeremy (2013). 'Resusci Anne and L'Inconnue: The Mona Lisa of the Seine'. BBC News. Available at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24534069. [Accessed: 6th Nov 2023]
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It if my belief that the hardest liberal ideal to uphold is not property rights or free-markets but pluralism. This is because the instinct to demonize and distance oneself from one's enemies is overwhelmingly strong, driven by pride, fear, anger, and disgust. But we should stand against these impulses, for the very core of democracy relies on people and groups of different to engage and hash out a plan for the future. With that in mind, I would like to make a case that one of the most powerful and useful things a principles neoliberal can do is bridge build.

What is Bridge Building?

Bridge-building is not rigorously defined because it's pretty new, but it comes from very old human instincts: curiosity and a desire for authentic connection.
Curiosity is not just a desire for knowledge, but a desire to expand one's view of the world and a practice of being an ever-enthusiastic learner. Curiosity does not have to be about facts but also about new experiences and ways of thinking. To be curious about a person is not necessarily wanting to know their social security number, but how they came to where they are in life and how they see the world. Curiosity is not just touching grass, but appreciating the park's beauty. If I were not curious, I would likely have noped out of this subreddit based on the name alone. But because I was, I read the sidebar.
It is my belief that people have an innate desire to be heard, to be seen and respected. And although it is diminished as of late, people also have the capacity to truly connect to others on a deeper-than-superficial level. This is hard online, but much easier in the real world. This desire and capacity for connection can help people overcome great differences and sprout the seeds of a great friendship.
Based on these two principles, Bridge-Building is a movement to ease polarization by connecting people of different backgrounds and groups together to foster greater understanding. The goal is not to reduce disagreement, but to make it more productive.

Why should Neoliberals Aim to Bridge Build?

Yeah, why should we? If we know best, why should we listen to those chumps? After all, I already have a name for everyone to right and left of me: wrong.
For one, do we really know best about everything? In the Socratic Dialogue Meno, Socrates and the politician Meno discuss the nature of virtue. During a debate on whether virtue can be taught, Meno asks Socrates this:

And how will you enquire, Socrates, into that which you do not know? What will you put forth as the subject of enquiry? And if you find what you want, how will you ever know that this is the thing which you did not know?

Here in lies Meno's Paradox: how do you know if you need to learn? If you already have that knowledge, you do not need to look any longer. And if you don't, then you have no idea what you're searching for. Socrates uses the idea of inbuilt knowledge as his answer, but I have another one which may strike more directly to the interests of liberals: simply assume that your knowledge is incomplete, and seek a more complete picture. Given all the knowledge in the world out there and all the things have yet to be discovered, it is unlikely that you or any other person has the complete picture on even a single issue.
But even if we do not know everything, if there value in learning from those of different views of us? I say that there is, and I will use another famous parable, this time from Buddhism, to illustrate my point. In this story, a kind invites a group of blind men to experience something that they have never encountered before: an elephant. When each blind man has felt a part of the creature, the king asks them to describe what they are touching. The man touching the foot says that the thing is a pillar, the man touching the trunk says it is a plow, the man touching the tip of the tail says a brush, and so on. The blind men cannot agree on what they are all touching, and so start an ancient version of a flamewar which entertains the king. In this story, the elephant is "The Truth", if such a thing exists. Although we all come in contact with the truth and with reality, we each come at it at different angles, like how the blind men are touching different parts. This means that while our individual perspectives are incomplete, they can be put together as a much more complete picture. People who remember the "wisdom" of the crowds should also recognize the powerful insights that can come from non-experts, especially as a group. Neoliberals who aspire to be "evidence-based" should not just gather evidence from different sources, but learn about different ways of thinking from others, or else they would be like one blind man squeezing the elephant's gonads really hard and thinking he's touching a balloon.
Edit: Just realized another reason Another reason for bridge building has to do with pragmatism. Pragmatism is not simply being "less extreme", but meeting people where they are. But how can you do that if you don't know where they are? Polls can help, but some personal connection may help as well, given how unreliable polls can be.
Hoewver, there are a lot of people who will reply to this very post and say, "isn't it dangerous to engage with certain people? What about those who are too stupid and hateful to learn?". Firstly, you should never bridge build if you feel unsafe. However, feeling unsafe is not the same as feeling uncomfortable, and discomfort may help you shake out of old patterns. Secondly, the foremost goal of substantive discussion is not to teach but to learn: even if the other party is too stupid to learn, if you are able to listen and learn you will have gained from the conversation. This may not always work out, but I promise you that when it does the effect is magical.

How do you Bridge Build?

This is the hard part. I haven't fully figured it out myself, but I have some pointers:

1. Be patient. People, especially people on the internet, are no the most eloquent speakers. Struggling to find the right words or having incorrect grammar and spelling should not be taken as signs of being dumb babies not worth talking to. Additionally, try not assume all of what people are based on snippets of information.
2. Be polite. Avoiding infamatory remarks ("You can't even read a supply and demand graph") and ambiguous slogans ("From the river to the sea, drugs will be free!") and try to keep the focus on the issues instead of the other person (or what you assume of the other person).

3.Stand up for your beliefs. Common ground is only real if it is earned. Be upfront about what you believe and how you came to believe those things. Anything else would be a disservice to the other party.

1. Follow your curiosity. Try to ask questions in good faith instead of as traps (although I admit I do this a lot). Who knows where the inquiry will go?

But if that's too hard or ambiguous, there's a lot of help out there. Here are some organizations and projects that specialize in bridge-building:
Braver Angels: They host workshops, debates, and other events for bridging divides. I also like their A Braver Way Podcast. They also happen to be associated with one American Purpose Magazine.
One Small Step by StoryCorps: If you sign up, they may match you with someone they think you will have a fruitful conversation with.
National Institue for Civil Discourse: Come on, one of the founding Co-Chairs was Bill Clinton, and a former board member was H.W. Bush.
There are many more, so feel free to search for yourself. So, why not try building some bridges? They're an important piece of infrastructure.

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IntroductionThe rise of fast food chains in the United States from 2000 to 2010 had an impact on both the culture and economy. This period saw an increase in obesity rates among Americans, which coincided with the growth of these eateries. In this essay we delve into the connection between the expansion of fast food franchises and the obesity epidemic examining factors that influence health. Through an analysis of data, health studies and relevant literature our goal is to provide an understanding of how consuming food has played a role in fueling obesity during this particular decade, in America.The Growth of Fast Food Chains
Between 2000 and 2010 there was a rise in the fast food industry. Popular chains such as McDonalds, Burger King and Subway expanded their reach by opening stores to meet the demand for budget friendly meals. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that the number of fast food eateries increased by around 20% during this timeframe (U.S. Census Bureau, 2011). This expansion made fast food more convenient for a range of people, including kids and teenagers.
Obesity Trends in the U.S. (2000 2010)
The prevalence of obesity in America has been on a trajectory during the early years of the 21st century. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the rate of obesity among adults rose from 30.5% in 2000 to 35.7% in 2010 (CDC, 2011). Similarly among children and teens aged between 2 and 19 years old obesity rates increased from 13.9% to 16.9% over that period. This continuous increase signals a concerning public health issue with impacts on illness rates, mortality rates and healthcare expenses.
The Impact of Fast Food, on Eating Habits
food is commonly known for its levels of calories, excessive saturated fats, sugars and sodium with little nutritional value. These aspects of food are closely associated with weight gain and obesity. Studies show that regular consumption of food is linked to consuming calories and maintaining poor eating habits (Bowman & Vineyard 2004). Research conducted by Pereira et al. (2005) revealed that individuals who ate food than twice a week were more likely to gain weight and develop insulin resistance compared to those who consumed it less frequently.
Influence of Socioeconomic Factors
The easy availability and affordability of food make it an attractive option for people with incomes. Fast food establishments are often concentrated in low income areas where residents have limited access to dining choices (Powell et al. 2007). This situation, referred to as "food deserts " , worsens the issue of obesity because disadvantaged groups tend to rely on food as their main source of nutrition.
Impact of Advertising and Promotion
The aggressive advertising tactics used by fast food companies also have a significant influence on eating behaviors particularly among young individuals, like children and teenagers.
Many businesses invest sums of money each year in marketing showcasing their products across platforms, like TV, the web and social networks. Kids are especially influenced by these strategies that highlight the appeal and ease of food reinforcing harmful dietary patterns early on.
The impact of obesity, on health is significant and variedObesity is a factor in chronic illnesses like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke and certain cancers (Flegal et al., 2012). The rise in obesity rates has led to an increase in health issues putting a strain on the healthcare system. The financial implications of obesity are also noteworthy with studies indicating that medical costs linked to obesity made up around 10% of healthcare expenses in the United States during that time (Cawley & Meyerhoefer 2012).
Policies and public health effortsIn response to the escalating obesity crisis, different policies and public health efforts have been put into action at state and local levels. These initiatives aim to encourage eating habits through measures like food labeling requirements, restrictions on advertising foods to children and campaigns raising awareness about the risks of obesity (Koplan et al., 2007). Schools have been a point for intervention well, with endeavors to enhance the nutritional value of school meals and boost physical activity among students.ExamplesVarious real life examples and stories showcase the effectiveness of taking action to address the issue of obesity. For example, New York City put in place a set of strategies to combat obesity, such as displaying calorie information on menus and prohibiting trans fats in restaurant dishes. These initiatives led to improvements in people's eating habits and a slight decrease in obesity levels, within the community (Dumanovsky et al. 2011).ChallengesThe obesity epidemic still poses challenges despite the efforts to address it. Unhealthy eating habits deeply ingrained in society, the presence of the fast food industry and disparities in status all add layers of complexity to this issue. Moving forward it is crucial to focus on creating an environment that encourages choices for vulnerable communities. This entails advocating for policies that restrict the marketing of foods to children, enhancing access to options in low income areas and urging food companies to improve the health profile of their products.
Psychological marketingWhen it comes to food marketing companies go beyond advertising tactics by leveraging deep rooted psychological triggers that influence consumer behavior. Bright colors, catchy tunes and recognizable mascots are commonly used in food ads to build a memorable brand image. This technique is particularly effective with audiences like children and teenagers who're more susceptible and likely to develop lasting brand loyalties. Research indicates that exposure to these advertisements can lead children to prefer calorie, nutrient foods ultimately impacting their dietary decisions and contributing to weight gain (Boyland & Halford 2013).The impact of portion sizes
One overlooked but significant factor contributing to the obesity crisis is the increasing sizes of portions served by food chains. Over time portion sizes have substantially grown, with meals exceeding the recommended calorie intake for a single meal. Young and Nestles (2002) study reveals that fast food item portions have expanded over the years with some items now more than double their size. This phenomenon of "portion distortion" results in calorie consumption as individuals tend to eat when faced with larger servings often underestimating the actual caloric content.
Changes in lifestyle and time constraints
The contemporary way of life characterized by schedules and time limitations has also played a role in the heightened dependence on fast food. With an increase in dual income households and longer work hours many people find themselves lacking the time to cook meals. Fast food emerges as a solution offering cost effective options that align with busy routines. Nonetheless this convenience comes at a price as frequent consumption of food is linked to dietary patterns and increased calorie intake contributing to the surge in obesity rates (Smith, Ng & Popkin 2013).Another significant measure involves restricting the promotion of foods to children. By reducing kids exposure to food ads policymakers aim to lessen the impact of marketing on their eating habits. Some cities have also imposed taxes on beverages and unhealthy foods in an effort to discourage consumption through penalties. While the effectiveness of these strategies may vary they mark progress in combating the obesity crisis.
Approaches Rooted in Communities
Community based strategies for addressing obesity highlight the importance of initiatives and grassroots movements. Programs that concentrate on enhancing access to foods encouraging activity and educating community members about healthy eating have shown positive outcomes. For example community gardens and farmers markets can offer produce to residents living in areas with access to healthy food options promoting better dietary choices. Schools and community centers can also play a role by providing nutrition education and physical activity programs.
The Impact of Technology
Technology has increasingly become an asset in the battle against obesity. Mobile applications and wearable gadgets enable individuals to monitor their calorie intake and exercise levels offering feedback and motivating lifestyle choices.
Furthermore social networking sites can play a role, in advocating for public health initiatives and sharing details on diet and wellness. Although technology isn't a solution to the issue of obesity it provides avenues to involve people and groups in embracing healthier habits (Stephens & Allen 2013).
Future Directions and Recommendations
The approach to tackling obesity needs to be multi-faceted and should involve collaboration between government departments, health workers, local communities, as well as the food industry. In future, there is need for more efforts in creating an atmosphere that supports healthier selections particularly among the disadvantaged groups. This means that one should continue to campaign for policies aimed at reducing children’s exposure to unhealthy food advertisements, improving availability of healthy foods in deprived neighborhoods and encouraging manufacturers in the food sector to change their products into a healthier version.
Further still public health campaigns will try and focus on having balanced diets regularly done exercises. Schools and offices can succeed by developing well-structured meals alongside opportunities for exercising. More research is also needed to understand why some people are poor eaters or overweight than others.
Policy Proposals
To further combat the menace of overweight, policy makers should think about enacting a variety of evidence-based strategies. Some of them could be: Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Taxes: Taxes on sugary drinks can decrease consumption and raise funds for public health projects. Zoning Regulations: By controlling the number of fast food restaurants in given areas, intake will subside and encourage establishment of grocery stores among other healthier alternatives.Menu Labeling Laws: This makes sure that restaurants indicate calorie counts as well as other nutritional information to assist customers in making informed choices. School Nutrition Standards: Schools meals and snacks in the course of learning ought to meet recommended nutrition levels so that students are eating healthy. Addressing Behavioral FactorsBehavioral interventions also play a significant role in dealing with obesity. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and other psychological approaches aid individuals to develop better eating habits and deal with triggers involved in overeating. Programs addressing weight control which incorporate behavior change counseling together with diet and exercise components show promise towards helping individuals achieve successful long term weight loss.Long-Term Commitment and Sustainable Change
Society must collectively make a commitment that will last over a long period to reduce obesity rates. The approach should be ongoing and flexible enough to accommodate changing circumstances and new information. For this change to be lasting, there must be continuous investment in public health infrastructure, research, and education. Therefore, significant strides can be achieved in reducing obesity rates by nurturing a culture that appreciates wellness.
Cultural Shifts and Public Perception
In addressing the obesity epidemic another critical factor is shifting public opinion as well as cultural norms with regards to food and health. The acceptance of fast food and oversize portions as normative has been one of the major drivers towards unhealthy eating habits over the past few decades. This would involve public health campaigns focused on what constitutes healthy balanced meals and promoting on good home cooked fresh meal benefits instead. To change public perception cooking classes nutrition workshops media campaign advertising preparation advantages of healthy meals at home for instance.
Strengthening Health Care Interventions
Routine screenings, counseling and support for weight management by health care providers are crucial in handling obesity. Obesity prevention and treatment should be integrated into primary care to ensure consistency and comprehensiveness in people’s health. Personalized advice can be availed by the healthcare practitioners and also set realistic targets as well as referring patients to dietitians or structured weight loss programs.
Advancing Research and Use of Proven Practices
To better understand the intricate contributors to obesity and curate effective interventions, it is important to sustain research. Longitudinal studies that follow diet patterns, activity levels, and disease outcomes offer useful information on how to prevent or reduce obesity. By exploring behavioral, environmental and genetic factors that affect obesity, this will enable us to make interventions that are specific for different populations and situations as well.
Conclusion
The period between 2000 and 2010 registered a sharp increase of obesity rates that is closely linked to the spread of fast food outlets across America. This public health menace can only be fought with multidimensional approaches that will change public attitude, improve education, enhance corporate accountability and support inclusive research plus health care interventions. By creating an environment where good health is appreciated through provision of necessary resources and support, we can achieve significant milestones in curbing cases of obesity within our population as well as overall improvement in their welfare.
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RAX 0x1C433721280 (void\*) RCX 0x1C433723E40 (void\*) RDX 0x0 (size\_t) RBX 0x1C50B3D6780 (BSFadeNode\*) Name: "Phone01Residential" RSP 0x8C7CDCF458 (void\*) RBP 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) RSI 0xD0 (size\_t) RDI 0x1C50B3D6780 (BSFadeNode\*) Name: "Phone01Residential" R8 0x1 (size\_t) R9 0x20 (size\_t) R10 0x8C7CDCF240 (BSTArrayAllocatorFunctor\*) R11 0x8C7CDCF3F0 (void\*) R12 0x1 (size\_t) R13 0x1C37452CAE0 (void\*) R14 0x4F (size\_t) R15 0x69 (size\_t) 

STACK:

\[RSP+0 \] 0x7FF7F64F9277 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B99277) \[RSP+8 \] 0x1C4E5047900 (BSFadeNode\*) Name: "PlasticBin" \[RSP+10 \] 0x1C400000002 (void\*) \[RSP+18 \] 0x1C47FFFFFFF (size\_t) \[RSP+20 \] 0x1C4E5078EA8 (void\*) \[RSP+28 \] 0x69 (size\_t) \[RSP+30 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+38 \] 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) \[RSP+40 \] 0x7FF7F7131AC5 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+27D1AC5) \[RSP+48 \] 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) \[RSP+50 \] 0xD0 (size\_t) \[RSP+58 \] 0x1C50B3D6780 (BSFadeNode\*) Name: "Phone01Residential" \[RSP+60 \] 0x1 (size\_t) \[RSP+68 \] 0x1C50B3D6780 (BSFadeNode\*) Name: "Phone01Residential" \[RSP+70 \] 0x7FF7F64F9362 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B99362) \[RSP+78 \] 0x1C546C63880 (NiNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+80 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+88 \] 0x1C51EEFF4C0 (NiNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+90 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+98 \] 0xA (size\_t) \[RSP+A0 \] 0x1 (size\_t) \[RSP+A8 \] 0x1C4DDCAA080 (BSMultiBoundNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+B0 \] 0x7FF7F64F9362 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B99362) \[RSP+B8 \] 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) \[RSP+C0 \] 0x48 (size\_t) \[RSP+C8 \] 0x1C546C63880 (NiNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+D0 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+D8 \] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+E0 \] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+E8 \] 0x1C4DDCAA080 (BSMultiBoundNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+F0 \] 0x7FF7F6638C58 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1CD8C58) \[RSP+F8 \] 0x9C0 (size\_t) \[RSP+100\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+108\] 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) \[RSP+110\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+118\] 0x3F800000 (size\_t) \[RSP+120\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+128\] 0x3F80000000000000 (size\_t) \[RSP+130\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+138\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+140\] 0x3F800000 (size\_t) \[RSP+148\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+150\] 0x3F80000000000000 (size\_t) \[RSP+158\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+160\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+168\] 0x1C4DDCAA080 (BSMultiBoundNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+170\] 0x7FF7F6503C05 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1BA3C05) \[RSP+178\] 0x1C4DDC9A200 (TESObjectCELL\*) File: "Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch.esp" Flags: 0x00040009 Form ID: 0x03000CD5 Form Type: 63 Full Name: "" \[RSP+180\] 0x8C7CDCF620 (void\*) \[RSP+188\] 0x1C4DDC9A200 (TESObjectCELL\*) File: "Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch.esp" Flags: 0x00040009 Form ID: 0x03000CD5 Form Type: 63 Full Name: "" \[RSP+190\] 0x9C0 (size\_t) \[RSP+198\] 0x2 (size\_t) \[RSP+1A0\] 0x7FF7F4D19A60 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+03B9A60) \[RSP+1A8\] 0x1C4DDCAA080 (BSMultiBoundNode\*) Name: "" \[RSP+1B0\] 0x1C546BC6180 (AddCellGrassTask\*) \[RSP+1B8\] 0x2 (size\_t) \[RSP+1C0\] 0x1C37452CAE0 (void\*) \[RSP+1C8\] 0x1C400000000 (void\*) \[RSP+1D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1D8\] 0x80000 (size\_t) \[RSP+1E0\] 0x7FF700000001 (size\_t) \[RSP+1E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+1F8\] 0x1C3C9E061D0 (GridCellArray\*) \[RSP+200\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+208\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+210\] 0x7FF7F4B33A98 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+01D3A98) \[RSP+218\] 0x1C4DDC9A200 (TESObjectCELL\*) File: "Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch.esp" Flags: 0x00040009 Form ID: 0x03000CD5 Form Type: 63 Full Name: "" \[RSP+220\] 0x1C4DE672401 (void\*) \[RSP+228\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+230\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+238\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+240\] 0x1C348BF17A0 (void\*) \[RSP+248\] 0x1C3C9DB3EC0 (TES\*) \[RSP+250\] 0x7FF7F4A55DA8 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+00F5DA8) \[RSP+258\] 0x1C3C9DB3EC0 (TES\*) \[RSP+260\] 0x1C348CB4450 (void\*) \[RSP+268\] 0x1C35C612800 (SceneGraph\*) Name: "WorldRoot Node" \[RSP+270\] 0x7FFCAD7FF55B (void\* -> KERNELBASE.dll+006F55B) \[RSP+278\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+280\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+288\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+290\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+298\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2A0\] 0x7FFCAD7B1C4E (void\* -> KERNELBASE.dll+0021C4E) \[RSP+2A8\] 0x6 (size\_t) \[RSP+2B0\] 0x1C35C61DC20 (void\*) \[RSP+2B8\] 0x1C4DE81A100 (TESObjectCELL\*) File: "BusMod.esl" Flags: 0x0004000B Form ID: 0x03000D0B Form Type: 63 Full Name: "" \[RSP+2C0\] 0x7FF7F569C080 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0D3C080) \[RSP+2C8\] 0x1C300000000 (void\*) \[RSP+2D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2D8\] 0x48 (size\_t) \[RSP+2E0\] 0x1 (size\_t) \[RSP+2E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+2F8\] 0x46BF538AC5BF7210 (size\_t) \[RSP+300\] 0x446C5474 (size\_t) \[RSP+308\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+310\] 0x7FF7F561E5B0 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0CBE5B0) \[RSP+318\] 0x1C348CB4448 (void\*) \[RSP+320\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+328\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+330\] 0x1C348BF17A0 (void\*) \[RSP+338\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+340\] 0x7FF7F561D20D (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0CBD20D) \[RSP+348\] 0x1C348CB4448 (void\*) \[RSP+350\] 0x1C348CB4450 (void\*) \[RSP+358\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+360\] 0x4F18 (size\_t) \[RSP+368\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+370\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+378\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+380\] 0x7FF7F56207A7 (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+0CC07A7) \[RSP+388\] 0x1C348CB4400 (void\*) \[RSP+390\] 0x1C348CB4450 (void\*) \[RSP+398\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3A8\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+3B0\] 0x7FF7F647CFED (void\* -> Fallout4.exe+1B1CFED) \[RSP+3B8\] 0x4F48 (size\_t) \[RSP+3C0\] 0x8C7CDCF830 (void\*) \[RSP+3C8\] 0x1C35C5FBC90 (void\*) \[RSP+3D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3D8\] 0x7FF7FA3CBDC0 (JobListManager::ServingThread\*) \[RSP+3E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+3F0\] 0x7FFCADE17344 (void\* -> KERNEL32.DLL+0017344) \[RSP+3F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+400\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+408\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+410\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+418\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+420\] 0x7FFCAFE226B1 (void\* -> ntdll.dll+00526B1) \[RSP+428\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+430\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+438\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+440\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+448\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+450\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+458\] 0xA8D0C89F00000000 (size\_t) \[RSP+460\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+468\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+470\] 0x7FFCAD8BD640 (void\* -> KERNELBASE.dll+012D640) \[RSP+478\] 0x8C7CDCDF80 (void\*) \[RSP+480\] 0xAB63DBE0000FFF8 (size\_t) \[RSP+488\] 0x7FFC055B1EDF (size\_t) \[RSP+490\] 0x8C7CDCDF80 (void\*) \[RSP+498\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+4F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+500\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+508\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+510\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+518\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+520\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+528\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+530\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+538\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+540\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+548\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+550\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+558\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+560\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+568\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+570\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+578\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+580\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+588\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+590\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+598\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+5F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+600\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+608\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+610\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+618\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+620\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+628\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+630\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+638\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+640\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+648\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+650\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+658\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+660\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+668\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+670\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+678\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+680\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+688\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+690\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+698\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+6F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+700\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+708\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+710\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+718\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+720\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+728\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+730\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+738\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+740\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+748\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+750\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+758\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+760\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+768\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+770\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+778\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+780\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+788\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+790\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+798\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+7F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+800\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+808\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+810\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+818\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+820\] 0x0 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\[RSP+958\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+960\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+968\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+970\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+978\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+980\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+988\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+990\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+998\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9A0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9A8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9B0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9B8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9C0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9C8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9D0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9D8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9E0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9E8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9F0\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+9F8\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A00\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A08\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A10\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A18\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A20\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A28\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A30\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A38\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A40\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A48\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A50\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A58\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A60\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A68\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A70\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A78\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A80\] 0x0 (size\_t) \[RSP+A88\] 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MODULES:

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Week 15-16: Triolets and Kyrielles
Day 1: Mastering Triolets - Activity: Analyze a classic triolet for its compact structure and repetition. - Lecture: Discuss the characteristics and rhyme scheme of triolets. - Discussion: Share thoughts on the impact of repeated lines in a compact form.
Day 2: Crafting Triolets with Precision - Activity: Break down the process of crafting a triolet. - Lecture: Explore the use of repetition and economy of language in triolets. - Discussion: Share and discuss individual triolets, focusing on the success of repetition.
Day 3: Embracing the Kyrielle - Activity: Analyze a famous kyrielle for its repeating lines and rhythmic qualities. - Lecture: Explain the structure and thematic possibilities of kyrielles. - Discussion: Discuss the challenges and beauty of crafting poems with repeated lines.
Day 4: Writing Exercise - Developing a Kyrielle - Activity: Craft a kyrielle exploring themes of resilience or change. - Assignment: Write a triolet on a chosen subject. - Vocabulary Words: Refrain, Rhyme Scheme, Narrative Possibilities.
Day 5: Peer Review and Feedback - Activity: Peer review workshop for triolets and kyrielles. - Lecture: Discuss the impact of repeated lines in triolets and the thematic possibilities of kyrielles. - Discussion: Share insights gained from reviewing peers' work.
Study Guide Questions for Week 15-16: 1. Discuss the characteristics and rhyme scheme of triolets. How does repetition contribute to their impact? 2. Explore the use of repetition and economy of language in crafting triolets. 3. What defines a kyrielle, and how do its repeating lines contribute to its thematic possibilities? 4. Discuss the challenges and beauty of crafting poems with repeated lines in kyrielles. 5. Reflect on the process of crafting triolets and kyrielles. How did you approach the themes and rhythmic qualities?
Quiz: Assessment on triolets, kyrielles, and the impact of repeated lines in poetry.
Week 17-18: Ode to Joyful Ballads
Day 1: Writing Joyful Odes - Activity: Analyze classic odes for their celebratory nature. - Lecture: Discuss the characteristics and structure of odes. - Discussion: Share personal experiences or topics worthy of celebration.
Day 2: Crafting Odes with Precision - Activity: Break down the process of crafting an ode. - Lecture: Explore the use of vivid language and poetic devices in odes. - Discussion: Share and discuss individual odes, highlighting successful elements.
Day 3: Understanding Narrative Ballads - Activity: Analyze a famous ballad for its storytelling qualities. - Lecture: Explain the narrative structure and musicality of ballads. - Discussion: Discuss the challenges and beauty of crafting narrative ballads.
Day 4: Writing Exercise - Crafting a Ballad - Activity: Craft a ballad recounting a personal or fictional tale. - Assignment: Write an ode celebrating an everyday object or experience. - Vocabulary Words: Ode, Stanza, Narrative Structure.
Day 5: Peer Review and Feedback - Activity: Peer review workshop for odes and ballads. - Lecture: Discuss the celebratory nature of odes and the storytelling qualities of ballads. - Discussion: Share insights gained from reviewing peers' work.
Study Guide Questions for Week 17-18: 1. Discuss the characteristics and structure of odes. How do odes differ from other poetic forms? 2. Explore the use of vivid language and poetic devices in crafting odes. 3. What defines a ballad, and how does its narrative structure contribute to its storytelling qualities? 4. Discuss the challenges and beauty of celebrating everyday objects or experiences in odes. 5. Reflect on the process of crafting odes and ballads. How did you approach celebratory themes and storytelling?
Quiz: Assessment on the understanding of odes, ballads, and the use of vivid language in poetry.
Feel free to continue with additional weeks or ask for specific details!

Week 5: Ghazal and Tanka Mastery
Day 1: Unveiling the Ghazal - Activity: Analyze classic ghazals for their structure and themes. - Lecture: Explore the historical and cultural context of ghazals. - Discussion: Share impressions and discuss the themes of love and longing in ghazals.
Day 2: Crafting the Ghazal Form - Activity: Break down the structure of a ghazal and discuss rhyme patterns. - Lecture: Explore the traditional themes and variations within ghazals. - Discussion: Discuss the challenges and beauty of writing within the constraints of a ghazal.
Day 3: Understanding Tanka - Activity: Analyze traditional tankas for their brevity and emotion. - Lecture: Explain the structure and cultural significance of tankas. - Discussion: Share thoughts on capturing a moment in five lines.
Day 4: Writing Exercise - Expressive Tanka - Activity: Write tankas focusing on concise expression of emotion. - Assignment: Craft a tanka capturing a fleeting moment or emotion. - Vocabulary Words: Matla, Radif, Wazn.
Day 5: Peer Review and Feedback - Activity: Peer review workshop for ghazals and tankas. - Lecture: Discuss the impact of repetition in ghazals and the art of brevity in tankas. - Discussion: Share insights gained from reviewing peers' work.
Study Guide Questions for Week 5: 1. What are the traditional themes of love and longing in ghazals? 2. Explore the structure of a ghazal, including the use of repeated words and rhyme patterns. 3. Discuss the cultural significance of tankas and their role in capturing fleeting moments. 4. How does the brevity of tankas contribute to their emotional impact? 5. Reflect on the challenges and rewards of crafting ghazals and tankas.
Quiz: Assessment on the understanding of ghazals, tankas, and the cultural context of these poetic forms.
Week 6: Cinquains and Pantoum Prowess
Day 1: Mastering Cinquains - Activity: Analyze classic cinquains for their simplicity and structure. - Lecture: Explore the syllabic pattern and thematic focus of cinquains. - Discussion: Share thoughts on capturing a subject in just five lines.
Day 2: Crafting Cinquains with Precision - Activity: Break down the process of crafting a cinquain. - Lecture: Discuss the importance of word choice and economy of language in cinquains. - Discussion: Share and discuss individual cinquains, highlighting successful elements.
Day 3: Embracing the Pantoum - Activity: Analyze a famous pantoum for its repetition and layered meaning. - Lecture: Explain the structure and narrative possibilities of pantoums. - Discussion: Discuss the role of repetition in creating a rhythmic flow.
Day 4: Writing Exercise - Developing a Pantoum - Activity: Craft a pantoum exploring a theme of personal growth or change. - Assignment: Write a cinquain on a chosen subject. - Vocabulary Words: Quatrain, Refrain, Syllabic Pattern.
Day 5: Peer Review and Feedback - Activity: Peer review workshop for cinquains and pantoums. - Lecture: Discuss the challenges and rewards of repetition in pantoums. - Discussion: Share insights gained from reviewing peers' work.
Study Guide Questions for Week 6: 1. Discuss the simplicity and structure of cinquains. How does their syllabic pattern contribute to their impact? 2. Explore the importance of word choice and economy of language in crafting cinquains. 3. What defines a pantoum, and how does repetition contribute to its rhythmic flow? 4. Discuss the narrative possibilities and layered meaning in pantoums. 5. Reflect on the process of crafting cinquains and pantoums. What challenges did you face?
Quiz: Assessment on cinquains, pantoums, and the effective use of repetition in poetry.