And so we've seen progressively more and more resistance in the middle of the US to large scale solar development.

So I wanted to change things up a little bit and do this fun little video As many of you know, I've lived in Japan for many years now And one thing I've grown to love is Japan's own unique sounds Some of these I didn't recognize until many years after living here And then didn't know the purpose until many years after this So we're gonna play a little quiz game I'm gonna play 10 uniquely Japanese sounds And we're gonna see if you can recognize where these sounds are played and their purpose I would say that all Japanese should know these sounds I'm gonna start with the easiest sounds and get progressively more difficult So let me know how you score in the comments Which one stumped you because I really want to see how everyone does All right, number one We're gonna start off easy So feel free to pause and replay as many times as you need Ready?

Once a competitive advantage of Arduino JSON 6, fixed memory allocation progressively became irrelevant. Arduino JSON 7 redefines the memory management strategy to provide an elegant and straightforward API. In this video, I'll give you an overview of what's new in this release.

For it to bend like a banana or more professionally we need it to go into reverse camber. Now there's a few ways that we can do that. You can just take a bit more speed. You can lean laterally into the slope a bit more but the best way, the way that gives the best and the most immediate results is to actually push your legs into the board. The way we do that is simply to extend the legs. As you push your legs into the board you apply pressure through the middle of the board. You bend it like a banana. You push it into reverse camber and you increase the radius of your turn. No you don't. You decrease the radius of your turn. You make it smaller. I'm getting too technical here. Basically by pushing your legs into the board as you extend you're going to tighten up that turn. So that's what we're going to do now. Have a quick play with this. Push those legs out through the turn and you can kind of do it progressively through the turn or you can kind of pump it like you're riding a wave. Get that board to kind of nip back up the slope. All right let's give that a go.

Let me kind of sick So hi guys, let's that let's get into something different now a Part of having advanced skills in in carving is being able to utilize and control your ankles and your balance so what you saw there is I was able to think my belly button low and then my Ankles do heel side and toes that turns but my belly button stays in the same place and then my feet will actually extend out Come back in extend out come back in and it's just utilizing my ankles now This is a drill that you can do in the morning to get your body warmed up and feeling good Simply point your board straight down the fall line and then progressively lift up your toes or put your toes down and feel the response Of the board.

I've been feeling progressively worse over the last couple of months, and I can't seem to pinpoint what's wrong.

But what started this, because all we know is like all of those like AI algorithms, they're all like trying to progressively get better, you know, trying to like sprinkle in videos and then analyze them to see what part does best so they can extrapolate from there.

This scene is so well written the way everything slowly gets more and more heightened, the way each character progressively gets more involved.

Last Friday, I started noticing difficulty swallowing, and it got progressively worse over the weekend to the point where I didn't want to eat.

Though as we go through the motion, more load should progressively shift to the lead leg.