- Creating a comprehensive (physical-internal) fitness training for the environment of a prison / small room / refugee camp.
- Music (together with Ran Lev Ari, Yaniv Meisel, Yoni Ben Dor):
- Sympathetic music for fighting and practicing katas
- Parasympathetic music for Detant Niradin
(After several years of focusing on the rhythm we are working on in parallel on melody, harmonies and human voice)
- Writing a video course:
- Long stick
- Short stick
- Short Chain
- Traditional sword in the 21st century
- Writing a full online course, for beginners Ninjutsu.
- Completing Detant Niradin 49 video lessons for a total of 100 video lessons.
- Ongoing Detant Niradin development (work in progress with Nir Adin)
- Creating an independent training core suitable for seniors using three new kata.
- Integration of mudra to the independent training kernel.
- Creating a method for personal mind-body recipes.
- Integrating the music project for morning training
- Continue collecting current and relevant links in the blog.
- Editing several hundred techniques we filmed in Athens and have not yet been published
- A dialogue with the instructors at AKBAN
- Writing an online Detant course for instructors.
- Continued improvement of the Akban website for knowledge (akban.org) and the Akban website for online training (akban-online.com)
- Changing the current Detant workshop (with Micael Keren)
- Designing and manufacturing new Kusari.
And of course, training and teaching. Everything is built on this.
21/07/2020
The tenets of police ideology are not codified or written down, but are nonetheless widely shared in departments around the country.
The ideology holds that the world is a profoundly dangerous place: Officers are conditioned to see themselves as constantly in danger and that the only way to guarantee survival is to dominate the citizens they’re supposed to protect. The police believe they’re alone in this fight; police ideology holds that officers are under siege by criminals and are not understood or respected by the broader citizenry. These beliefs, combined with widely held racial stereotypes, push officers toward violent and racist behavior during intense and stressful street interactions.
more at the (link)
08/07/2020
Gutenberg’s key innovation was really in the typecasting process. Before Gutenberg’s time, creating letters out of metal, wood, and even ceramic was extremely time consuming and difficult to do in large quantities. Gutenberg revolutionized hot metal typesetting by coming up with an alloy mostly made of lead that could be melted and poured into a letter mold called a matrix. He also had to invent an ink that would stick to lead.
and
The Monotype System is an exquisite piece of engineering, and in many ways represents a perfection of Gutenberg’s original workflow using Industrial Age technology. It’s also a fantastic example of early “programming” since it made use of hole-punched paper tape to instruct the operations of a machine—an innovation that many people associate with the rise of computing in the mid-20th century, but was in use as early as 1725.
(Link)