Decoding the Numbers: Mastering the Fibonacci Roulette Strategy
In this guide, we unravel the secrets of the Fibonacci sequence and how it can be applied to enhance your roulette gameplay.
The Restaurant That Died on 9/11. Windows on the World was a paragon of… | by Tom Roston
Windows on the World was a paragon of New York splendor. And then it was gone. Credit: Owen Franken — Corbis/Getty Images “I don’t mean to break in on the fun, but this is a serious news story,” Howard Stern said on the radio. “A plane has crashed into the World Trade Center.” Glenn Vogt,…
How Much Would Carrie Bradshaw Have to Earn to Afford Her NYC Lifestyle | by Joanna Henderson | Cinemania
Do you want to be a columnist in New York like Carrie in “Sex and the City”? Let’s see if you can afford the cost. Licensed via Freepik I published an article about Monica from “FRIENDS” not being able to afford her New York apartment the other week, and some commentators pointed out how…
UX/UI Design Process. UX step by step | by Fen | NYC Design
UX steps by steps RESEARCH Figure out what are needed to research: Similar cases Successful approaches and solutions People opinions and reactions Google about everything that we are curious about the users and the case. The final goal is putting ourselves in user’s shoes and understanding their problems and what they need. INTERVIEW + OBSERVATION…
Lessons Learned from 30 Years in Ministry | by Kathy Keller | City to City
You may have read that if you don’t learn from history, you’re doomed to repeat it. That’s part of the reason it’s important to rehearse our history and review the mistakes that we’ve made. We’ve tried to learn from our mistakes, which is really the only thing you can do with a mistake — learn…
A Brief Introduction to Tom Sachs’ 10 Bullets
This is a list of staff rules at Tom Sachs’ Studio. Think of it as a set of rules given at orientation or during an agency’s onboarding. Tom Sachs finds his creative aesthetic by the constraints he has chosen for his work, and these rules teach us the importance of our traditions and constraints. This…
What I Learned Selling Comedy Tickets On The Streets Of New York | by John DeVore | Humungus
Photo by Burst Every no gets you closer to a yes Everything I ever learned about capitalism, I learned selling comedy tickets to strangers on the streets of New York City. The first lesson is to never, under any circumstance, sell the product because the product is crap. Sell yourself. Humans trust other humans. People…
Why There’s a Secret Tiny Wire Above New York | by Isaiah McCall | Yard Couch
It’s 18 miles long and no one knows about it Photo by Yoav Aziz on Unsplash I’ve lived in and outside of New York City for 20 years. I had my first kiss in the city, my first beer, and many eidetic memories I’ll never forget. All that time, however, I never knew an 18-mile…
Days of Our Discontent: The crash of American Airlines flight 587 | by Admiral Cloudberg
Note: this accident was previously featured in episode 17 of the plane crash series on December 30th, 2017, prior to the series’ arrival on Medium. This article is written without reference to and supersedes the original. Homes burn in Belle Harbor, New York after the crash of American Airlines flight 587. (AP) On the 12th…
The New York Times Book Review Announced the Best Book of the Past 125 Years | by Gulsun Uluer | The Book Cafe
See which novel has won the prize Source: canva.com The New York Times Book Review celebrated its 125th anniversary in October 2021. 125 years! This means that the NYT Book Review has seen two world wars, besides many others, most of the US presidents, pandemics, airplane crushes…