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If you've recently earned your architecture license — or you've been licensed for years — you already know that getting your license was just the beginning. Continuing education is a permanent, ongoing professional obligation for architects in the United States, and the landscape of how, where, and why you complete it has changed dramatically over the last decade. Online education has moved from a niche convenience to the dominant format for architects seeking to fulfill their continuing education unit (CEU) requirements. This post is a comprehensive deep-dive into what online education for architects actually is, why it matters, how AIA education requirements work, what your ...

China's Armed Forces 2025 - IISS

# Summary On Feb. 24, the Senate Armed Services Committee convened a [hearing](https://www.armed-services.senate.gov/hearings/to-receive-testimony-on-rebuilding-american-critical-minerals-supply-chains) to confront the United States’ deepening reliance on China for critical minerals, a dependency both parties now view as a profound national security risk. Chairman Roger Wicker (R-MS) warned that Beijing’s dominance requires urgent U.S. investment and rapid rebuilding of domestic and allied supply chains, while Ranking Member Jack Reed (D-RI) called for stronger legal grounding, transparency, and a unified national strategy to guide these efforts. Testifying before the committee, Assis...

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14 Punches in 2 Seconds — Pure Speed, No Edits! ⚡ Description: Throwback to 2011-2012 when I was just sixteen or seventeen years old. This is Seibukai Kyokushin Karate conditioning at its peak. For the skeptics: This is NOT sped up. Look closely at the background and the natural fluid motion of the body. What you’re seeing is raw, explosive power and "Blur Speed." The Stat: Fourteen strikes in exactly two seconds. The Frequency: Seven punches per second. The Science: Zero telegraphing and elite-level neuromuscular activation. In Kyokushin, we don’t just hit; we aim to penetrate. At this speed, the human eye struggles to track the fist. Notice the sound? That’s not...

The company's name is ASELSAN. *In an interview with Bloomberg HT, Aselsan CEO Ahmet Akyol announced that the company's backlog of orders has exceeded $20 billion for the first time, and new export contracts have doubled in a year, reaching $2 billion.* *Akyol stated that the company is continuing its global growth with strong cash flow, a declining debt ratio, and increasing R&D investments.* Source Bloomberg Turkey: [https://www.bloomberght.com/aselsan-3770194](https://www.bloomberght.com/aselsan-3770194) \---- It's wild to think about how much Iran has regressed over the years. Two decades ago, Tehran was leading in all important military technologies ...

Hello Another take on the itinerary. First time to China - I usually build my itineraries like it may be my last since I do not know when I will get the money/time to visit again. Time: End of May - Early June Us: 41 (me), 69 (mother) and younger brother Hoping for some thoughts on itinerary - suggestions, additions, deletions? Few things I'm considering; Acrobat Show in Beijing, Two Rivers and Four Lakes (night?) in Guilin and Sanjie Liu Show in Yangshuo - thoughts? Also for the Via Ferrata/Sky Ladder that is just me - any thoughts/advice for rest of the family. https://preview.redd.it/ohw945irovlg1.jpg?width=622&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a5415aa7ef7ad5f...

## Executive Summary Wall Street suffered its worst session in weeks despite Nvidia delivering blockbuster quarterly results, with the Nasdaq sliding nearly 2% as investors questioned whether even spectacular earnings justify current tech valuations. The chipmaker's shares fell despite beating estimates, as markets demanded greater capital returns and worried about intensifying competition. Meanwhile, South Korea's market has emerged as 2026's global standout with the KOSPI surging 49.7% year-to-date on AI infrastructure demand. Major corporate developments included Stellantis posting a staggering €20 billion EV writedown, Ford recalling 4.3 million vehicles over software d...

took my 2013 2.5i to a trusted local shop the other day complaining of excessive vibrations during idle. They found zero engine codes and ruled out any air/fuel delivery problems. They told me it could be trans/engine mounts because they were unable to find anything internally and bring it back in a week if it continued (they cleaned battery terminals and serviced throttle body and it helped slightly). What do you guys think? I’m going to likely bring it back soon and ask them to address any mounting issues. Any other ideas of what it may be? 160k miles for reference

At 26, Isaiah Taylor had accomplished more than most people do by the time they’re twice his age. The founder of Valar Atomics, a Southern California-based company that aims to make small-scale nuclear reactors, Taylor, a father of four, has government contracts, invitations to Mar-a-Lago, and investments from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley venture capital. His goal is nothing less than to usher the United States into an era of nuclear power domination—becoming the next Elon Musk while he’s at it. “We do not appreciate SpaceX enough,” he tweeted last year. “If it were not for a single highly motivated American startup, China would be preparing to simply own outer spa...

Hello Another take on the itinerary. First time to China - I usually build my itineraries like it may be my last since I do not know when I will get the money/time to visit again. Time: End of May - Early June Us: 41 (me), 69 (mother) and younger brother Hoping for some thoughts on itinerary - suggestions, additions, deletions? Few things I'm considering; Acrobat Show in Beijing, Two Rivers and Four Lakes (night?) in Guilin and Sanjie Liu Show in Yangshuo - thoughts? Also for the Via Ferrata/Sky Ladder that is just me - any thoughts/advice for rest of the family. https://preview.redd.it/ohw945irovlg1.jpg?width=622&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a5415aa7ef7ad5f0...

Hello Another take on the itinerary. First time to China - I usually build my itineraries like it may be my last since I do not know when I will get the money/time to visit again. Time: End of May - Early June Us: 41 (me), 69 (mother) and younger brother Hoping for some thoughts on itinerary - suggestions, additions, deletions? Few things I'm considering; Acrobat Show in Beijing, Two Rivers and Four Lakes (night?) in Guilin and Sanjie Liu Show in Yangshuo - thoughts? Also for the Via Ferrata/Sky Ladder that is just me - any thoughts/advice for rest of the family. https://preview.redd.it/ohw945irovlg1.jpg?width=622&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a5415aa7ef7ad5f0...

Hello Another take on the itinerary. First time to China - I usually build my itineraries like it may be my last since I do not know when I will get the money/time to visit again. Time: End of May - Early June Us: 41 (me), 69 (mother) and younger brother Hoping for some thoughts on itinerary - suggestions, additions, deletions? Few things I'm considering; Acrobat Show in Beijing, Two Rivers and Four Lakes (night?) in Guilin and Sanjie Liu Show in Yangshuo - thoughts? Also for the Via Ferrata/Sky Ladder that is just me - any thoughts/advice for rest of the family. https://preview.redd.it/ohw945irovlg1.jpg?width=622&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a541...

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If you’re planning your route through China, you’re probably looking at a map and wondering if you should book a 2-hour flight or a 5-hour high-speed train (HSR). On paper, the plane looks faster. In reality, the train wins almost every single time. A 2-hour flight is rarely just two hours. Most Chinese airports (like Pudong in Shanghai or Daxing in Beijing) are located far outside the city center. When you add the 1-hour commute to the airport, the 2-hour check-in cushion for security, and the inevitable risk of air traffic control delays, that short flight often becomes a 6-hour ordeal. Conversely, HSR stations are typically more central and much more efficient. ● For most tra...

While the white colonial West, that drank India's blood for centuries, prepares for a final war of annihilation against Iran, India's historic neighbour, the worthless ***** Modi comes to the Israeli knesset to receive a medal for being a good dog, and help Israel carry own with its regional and global megalomania. Why does he do that? Well, he is dumber than your average door stop, we know that; but it is not just stupidity, it is also a brown inferiority complex; he wants India to be a superpower and counter China, because they feel humiliated by China's success; and he wants to overcome Pakistan and Islam across historic India; And he doesn't think of making India s...

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To Rest a Lid This may seem like a trivial thing to focus on (but, then again, within the practice of brewing tea, even the smallest of details can become a matter for great discussion and refinement). When it comes to the question of removing the teapot lid, there are a number of approaches (illustrated in the post with images). Removing the lid between steeping is the best to do (unless you are brewing in the sort of “continual brewing” method where you steep, decant a portion from the pot, and add more hot water to what remains in the pot). Removing the lid between steeps helps to cool the tea down and stop any possible over extraction due to moisture left on the leaves/in the pot. W...