人類を傘から解放する発明（ただし聴覚は死ぬ） https://www.gizmodo.jp/2021/09/strapping-a-jet-engine-to-your-head-is-a-deafening-way.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=b4229a0060eb1f2c3af67850a6e94205

如果能幸福的生活著, 自然再好不過,
不過, 沒有所謂的「我一定要很幸福」這件事。
「非得這樣不可」的想法...就是很沉重、無謂的包袱。

☘願我們都找到自己幸福的意義💕

~ Blueless Bird ~ Joni Fatora

Why do the birds sing?
So early in the dawn?
They're honeys?? melodies before my days' alarm
I imagine them rehearsing
For some pickle elaborate show
That I've not been invited to
So, I should never know
The songs they like to sing,
I supposed they're not too far
From all the songs I sing when I'm lonely in my car
If I were postman I'll wait for the afternoon
I'd be the lucky someone to be strapping on their tooth
But I think I like it better when I sleep late past that call
But I know perhaps that birds don't sing any at all

We are lonely,
Love comes easily to you,
But not the hurt
You're imperious to blue
I wish I knew
How to sing 'bout yet the colors too

【 The Rise of the No-Code Movement 】

As new technology is democratized, it draws in a new wave of founders with them. Over the last ten years at AppWorks, with each democratization, we’ve observed surges of newly minted founders joining the fray, from artificial intelligence to blockchain, Internet of Things, e-commerce, all the way back to mobile applications, and no-code(also known as low-code) will be no different. If you don’t know much about the no-code movement, I’ve summarized the key reasons why this movement is exciting:

🔸 Lower entry barrier means new builders
First and foremost, as the name suggests, the no-code movement allows people without extensive knowledge in programming to be able to build products and services.
And what comes with new builders are new ideas, new takes on existing solutions, and a whole new set of problems that the world has previously ignored.

🔸 Founders can focus more on the business rather than tech
With reduced building time, this accelerates the iteration cycle for founders experimenting business models. So many startups fail before they are able to launch their product.
By strapping together ready to go tools like Airtable, Coda, Wix, Typeform, Zapier, building and launching a MVP over the weekend will now be more common than ever before.
This is no different to great coders who move fast and leverage existing libraries, frameworks, and APIs when building their product, no-code IS the new level of abstraction to programming.

🔸 Competition
This probably excites me the most. As competition encourages existing players and newcomers to create more value, and retires those that are under delivering.
At the end of the day, technology is created to better our lives, and there are a lot of underrepresented niches which are currently served by major players, as an afterthought. I’m truly looking forward to this wave of competition and the products that'll be created to for these adjacent users.

If you are interested in learning more about no-code you can check out https://www.nocode.tech/ for more information.

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By Jack An
Analyst, AppWorks

Central America and Mexico are known for their diverse landscapes of mountains, deserts and beautiful beaches. Find out about seven unmissable experiences you should try in the region .

Adrenaline seekers make the 40-minute trek up Cerro Negro’s shadeless slopes to the smoking crater where they don coveralls and goggles, mount a wooden board and whizz down a steep incline of black ash to the bottom at speeds of 40-60mph (60-100 kph. One of the best places to practice volcano surfing in the world, Nicaragua’s Cerro Negro is a bucket-list must. For more adventures, visit: https://theculturetrip.com/central-america/nicaragua/articles/15-epic-places-in-nicaragua-you-should-visit/

Head to the Mexican town of San Juan de la Vega for the Exploding Hammer Festival, which takes place every February. It involves strapping home-made explosives to sledgehammers and smashing them into the ground. It can be quite dangerous, so don’t get too close! If Mexico takes your fancy, head to: https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/mexico/articles/20-photos-that-prove-mexico-is-the-most-beautiful-place-on-earth/

Rio Celeste is located in the Tenorio Volcano National Park in the Costa Rican province of Alajuela. In the past, visitors were allowed to swim in the river, but it is now prohibited within the park for safety reasons. While you may not be able to take a dip here, seeing this spectacular and surreal blue river is an absolute must when visiting this part of the country. Find out more about the river here: https://theculturetrip.com/central-america/costa-rica/articles/where-does-rio-celeste-get-its-magical-blue-color-from/

Before becoming the it destination of the travel bloggerati, Las Coloradas was just a sleepy fishing village on the Yucatán coast with a penchant for salt production that dated back to the Mayan period. The pink colour comes from the algae, plankton and brine shrimp that reside in the waters of Las Coloradas and become visible as the water evaporates under the beating Mexican sun. For more on Las Coloradas, visit: https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/mexico/articles/las-coloradas-a-guide-to-mexicos-magical-pink-lagoon/

The Sloth Sanctuary is located between Limon and Cahuita on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. The 320-acre (130-hectare) private nature reserve was previously called Aviarios del Caribe. You can get to the sanctuary via rental car, by taking a Sansa Airlines flight to Limon followed by a taxi ride, hopping on an Interbus via route Limon/Cahuita/Hone Creek/Puerto Viejo (let the driver know you are going to the sanctuary and you can get dropped off right at the gate), or by hiring a private shuttle van. If the Sloth Sanctuary piques your interest, check out: https://theculturetrip.com/central-america/costa-rica/articles/guide-to-costa-ricas-sloth-sanctuary/

Stay on a private island in this Airbnb in Belize. Search for Little Peter Oasis and have your own personal bungalow, floating on the Caribbean Sea. You can snorkel in the nearby reef or go parasailing, and there’s even a helipad that doubles as a putting green. Discover more islands in Central America at: https://theculturetrip.com/central-america/costa-rica/articles/11-secret-islands-in-central-america-that-you-never-knew-existed/

Close to Cancún there is an entire underwater museum to be discovered that many people have never heard of, and it has a mission beyond just the enjoyment of divers. Launched in 2009, this impressive feat of both imagination and engineering includes more than 500 life-size sculptures that are accessible from three separate points in Quintana Roo: Isla Mujeres, Cancún and Punta Nizuc. For further information, dive into: https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/mexico/articles/you-have-to-see-mexicos-incredible-underwater-museum/

Discover more about Central America and start your wishlist here: https://culturetrip.travel/CentralAmerica

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Las Coloradas, Mexico
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Limon, Costa Rica
http://www.slothsanctuary.com/

Malpaisillo, Nicaragua
https://www.volcanodaynicaragua.com/

San Juan de la Vega, Mexico
https://www.youtube.com/user/friskyb

Malpaisillo, Nicaragua
https://www.volcanodaynicaragua.com/

Little Peter Oasis, Belize
https://www.youtube.com/user/VideoVision360

Cancúun, Mexico
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Hello Youtube Family,

Today’s Vlog:
Being a Kid Again,
My Big Mistake,
Weed Problem,
Happy With One Kid,
Isaac’s New Skill


So on this day, I had a number of errands to do. I remember strapping Isaac in the car seat while in my mind, I was trying to decide which errand I should do first to make the trip efficient. At this moment, Isaac took hold of my car keys. Since he was being restless, I let him play with the keys to distract him from moving around. I successfully strapped him in and shut the door. However, it didn’t occur to me that I forgot to take the car keys off him. I went on to shut the passenger door (which had my handbag inside) and when I heard that “click”, my heart stopped because I knew right away that he locked himself in. As much as I tried to remain calm, I tried my best to lure Isaac to press the unlock button. He kept giggling while I was literally in tears on the other side of the window. He thought I wanted the keys so he chucked it at me but it could only hit the car window and slide into the ledge. Tripple crap...

I felt so hopeless on the other side of the door. I didn’t want to waste time so I ran house to house hoping someone would be home so I could use a phone to call for help. Nobody was home as it was the morning so they must’ve been at work already. I kept running until I approached my neighbour who lived on the other side of my estate and thankfully, he was home. Isaac must’ve spent a good 30 minutes inside the car before help arrived. Luckily it wasn't a hot day so it wasn’t stuffy for Isaac inside the car. He seemed perfectly fine after I got hold of him. I think he was just upset to be inside the car by himself for a while. So far, everybody I told this story to has laughed in my face (I guess I'm glad they saw humour in it) about this because they said it could only happen with me. I know everybody makes mistakes but I honestly felt so disappointed with myself that day. I can be a so clumsy and ditzy and this is truly a lesson learnt. The situation could’ve been worse so I’m very thankful on the outcome in the end. I could not thank Michael & Audi Road assistance enough for helping us on this day.

I still feel bad slamming the phone on my mum. I was in a hurry to call for more help so I just thought it was quicker not to explain (of course, I was also mad with her response) but it was still incredibly rude of me. It's so easy to take your parents for granted. Two lessons learnt on this day.

Anyway, on a brighter note- expect a lot of vlogs to come over this entire week =D Have a wonderful week, everyone!

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