mysterious graffiti

pesk

Along motorways i see such big pieces such as "PROFESSER NAFTO" "NVS" "GRIFT" "EL GRIFTO" AND "ICN" In ridiculasly risky places, has anybody else seen these or any other artists? name all the artists you know. how do they do it? how?

Chad ghostal

The air hostess or steward welcomes passengers on board and seats them. He or she ensures the smooth running of the flight and safety on board, serves and assists travellers, makes sales announcements concerning the sale of tax free products.

A hostess and steward's main function is to ensure safety on board. Before boarding, they very meticulously check the different machines and devices in the cabin. Nothing must escape their attention: interphones, lighting, life jackets, etc., everything must be in perfect working order. During the flight, they encourage passengers to respect safety instructions, present the life saving equipment to them, etc.

Thanks to the care of the hostesses and stewards, the journey must seem pleasant and not at all long to passengers. During the flight, they carry out various tasks: distribution of newspapers, drinks, toys for children. They serve meals, sell tobacco, alcohol and other duty free products. Their commercial duties extend to keeping accounts.

Hostesses and stewards are particularly responsible for ensuring the comfort of elderly or handicapped passengers and young children.

(i'm not sure about some of that information, please don't use it verbatim, good luck )

pesk

pesk wrote:

Along motorways i see such big pieces such as "PROFESSER NAFTO" "NVS" "GRIFT" "EL GRIFTO" AND "ICN" In ridiculasly risky places, has anybody else seen these or any other artists? name all the artists you know. how do they do it? how?

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amp

You seem to have missed Chad Ghostal's advice:

Chad Gostal wrote:

How to Tell Her You Love Her
Telling her "I love you" is an important step in building intimacy in a relationship.


Steps:
1. Think about when and where you want to tell her. Is there a special place you want to be? A certain day? For example, you might want to tell her at the restaurant where you went on your first date, or on the two-month or nine-month anniversary of your first date.

2. Set the mood and be romantic. Buy her flowers or a romantic gift.

3. Look at her directly, take her hand and tell her how positive you feel about her. Give her examples of things you really like about her. Be sincere.

4. Tell her how you feel being with her, and how much you enjoy your time together. Be specific about what you value and appreciate about being with her.

5. Follow these positive statements with telling her you love her in whatever way feels best for you. For example: "I feel I've come to love you," "I realize I love you," "I feel so much love for you," "I've fallen in love with you," or simply, "I love you."


Tips:
Prepare yourself mentally and emotionally for her possible response if you are not sure whether she feels the same way about you. For example: If you are hoping she will say "I love you" in return, what if she doesn't?

Decide if you are ready to be that vulnerable and if you could handle whatever she may say.

Go for it if you feel ready to take the risk. Love is risky!


Warnings:
Be sober when you proclaim your love. If you have to drink to tell her how you feel, you are not ready.

pesk

pesk wrote:

Along motorways i see such big pieces such as "PROFESSER NAFTO" "NVS" "GRIFT" "EL GRIFTO" AND "ICN" In ridiculasly risky places, has anybody else seen these or any other artists? name all the artists you know. how do they do it? how?

answer the question.

Chad ghostal

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amp

pesk wrote:

answer the question.

Health Monitoring Space Sock Hits the Trail



If you’re on foot patrol climbing around on Mars, you’ve got to keep an eye on your own medical wellbeing.




Azhar Rafiq of the Medical Informatics & Technology Application Consortium makes check on The Sock – new apparel for the planets. Credit: Beth McKnight Communications. Click to enlarge.



To be tested for the first time this week near Flagstaff, Arizona is “The Sock” – a unique device to keep an astronaut’s health in check.



It’s the latest in footwear fashion for the astronaut on the go, made possible by the Medical Informatics and Technology Application Consortium – MITAC for short -- the NASA Research Partnership Center at Virginia Commonwealth University. MITAC is partnering with NASA’s Johnson Space Center to test The Sock.



The Sock has “soul”. Sensors are placed in the feet, avoiding use of electronics within the spacesuit itself. The Sock measures oxygen saturation, pulse rate, blood volume flow, skin temperature and skin conductance (moisture). Astronauts can check their health status and get detailed instructions on a computer display in their helmets.



MITAC designed the software interface as well as the integration of the sensors into The Sock. Current monitoring during a stint of extravehicular activity is heart-rate only.



The Sock yields far more physiological data. It allows better monitoring of a person’s overall health during strolls across a planet’s landscape, even during more stressful events like fixing a balky oxygen processing unit.



-- Leonard David