’ among the masses of India. His fight against corruption got him a lot of fame and the name ‘Arvind Kejriwal’ became a household term. In the same year he met Anna Hazare and joined his anti-corruption movement – India Against Corruption.
After two years, in 2012, Kejriwal decided to separate himself from Anna Hazare and formed Aam Aadmi Party. At that time, his birth chart was witnessing Saturn’s transit into Jupiter. With the kind of traction Aam Aadmi Party gained, Kejriwal enjoyed a lot of popularity and also contested in Delhi Assembly Polls against Congress. Soon, with an auspicious transition of Saturn (Shani) in Kejriwal’s kundli, AAP – the stormy petrel snatched a noisy win against Congress and Arvind Kejriwal sworn in as the Chief Minister of Delhi on 28th December, 2013.
Since Kejriwal’s birth chart unfortunately has Saturn present in Aries, moving ahead he took some wrong decisions. As Shani Dasha had initiated, Kejriwal couldn’t make all the hustle really work and he resigned from the post of Delhi’s Chief Minister on 14th February 2014.
Coming back to 2015 Delhi Assembly Polls, analyzing Kejriwal’s birth chart indicates Mercury residing in Jupiter. This definitely strengthens the chances of Kejriwal winning from his constituency; however chances of AAP coming into power look comparatively low. Other AAP candidates may not get the nod of approval from voters. As per astroYogi astrologers, there are chances of AAP winning somewhere between 20-25 seats.
As per current state of planetary positions, Jupiter is retrograde in Cancer and Saturn is transiting from the favourable sixth house – Libra, to an unfavourable seventh house – Scorpio. These planetary movements indicate an increased strength of AAP’s opponents. This can also mean Kejriwal losing his credibility as a clean politician.
Concluding the dissection, astroYogi astrologers’ prediction for Delhi Assembly Polls is not in favour of Arvind Kejriwal who once rewrote the grammar of politics in Delhi.For as dark as this year has been, it has clarified things. The lockdowns gave us lots of time to reflect, to study the numbers, to error-correct. Some brands won’t make it through the crisis, but the ones that do will run smarter in 2021. Rag & Bone’s Marcus Wainwright drilled down to basics on a pre-fall call last week. “Everything we make has to have a reason to exist,” he said.
It sounds obvious, but for too long fashion hasn’t operated that way. Collections were designed with an eye to editorial credits, not real-life wearability. And store buyers made orders based on previous seasons’ sell-throughs, then returned merchandise when it didn’t move or offloaded it at deep discounts. With runways out of the picture and brick-and-mortar stores closed for much of this year, brands relied on their own e-commerce platforms. Now that they have adjusted their operations, returning to former ways of doing things seems more and more unlikely as the crisis extends. “There’s a chasm between what works in a big way online and the old runway collection idea,” Wainwright said.
It’s not all tracksuits, but this pre-fall collection is Rag & Bone–ier than ever, constructed on the brand building blocks of denim, military gear, and English tailoring. These are easy-to-wear clothes for a world in which the once strict division between dressing for work and dressing for pleasure is grayer than in the past. Wainwright believes the experience of the pandemic will permanently change how the Rag & Bone customer gets dressed—not so much in terms of silhouette, but in terms of comfort. Constructed of knitted wool, a blazer wears like a cardigan; shirts are half poplin, half jersey, further blurring the formal/casual divide; and pants are designed with our new ways of commuting—on bikes and on scooters—in mind. The lookbook begins and ends with swimwear. Optimism, it would seem, is essential to the brand ethos too. “It assumes people will be in the sunshine,” Wainwright confirmed.SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Shares of Plug Power fell after the fuel cell specialist reported a nearly 12 percent drop in fourth-quarter revenue.
The stock fell 37 cents, or 4.5 percent, to close at $7.88.
Latham, N.Y.-based Plug Power PLUG, +3.91% said revenue fell to $3 million from $3.4 million.
The fourth-quarter net loss reached $14 million, or 21 cents per share, including a $688,000 charge related to an acquisition, the company said. In the same quarter a year ago, it lost $12.7 million, or 25 cents per share.
Excluding the charge, Plug Power lost 20 cents per share, based on outstanding shares of 68.2 million for the quarter. A survey of analysts by Thomson First Call forecast a loss of 19 cents per share.
Royal Dutch/Shell formally approved development of the Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan.
Shell SC, +1.27% RD, with a 20.4 percent stake in the field after a deal from British Gas is completed, will be the top stakeholder of a field with an estimated 38 billion barrels of oil in place, the company said.
The first oil from Kashagan is currently targeted for 2008, the company said. Initial production is expected to be 75,000 barrels of oil per day, rising to an estimated 450,000 barrels per day during the first phase of development and eventually to 1.2 million barrels per day.
Kashagan reserves -- which were among the reserves reclassified by the company in January when it said proven reserves were 20 percent less than thought -- will now be counted as proven reserves. Other stakeholders include BP, ExxonMobil, Total and ConocoPhillips.
Shares of Williams Cos. WMB, +1.53% climbed after the company said it has resolved disputes related to the natural gas and power markets in 2000 and 2001 with two California utilities.
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Long Beach, Calif.-based Pacific Energy PPX, -0.11% is buying the Rangeland Pipeline System from BP's BP, +1.85% Canadian subsidiary. In addition, it will acquire Mid-Alberta Pipeline assets from Imperial Oil Resources, the Canadian affiliate of ExxonMobil XOM, +3.11%, the world's largest integrated oil company.
Crude futures climbed to their highest level in nearly a year after two key reports showed that gasoline supplies remained tight, crude inventories failed to build and distillate supplies fell.
FLIR gapped over, no play.
Although we had several more calls, nothing else triggered. GOOG had a great pattern and ended up with one of the flattest days I can recall in that stock.
In total, that’s 3 trades triggering with market support, 2 of them worked, 1 did not. The big winner was the top pick that triggered out of the gate.The ones I've encountered, no. Mind you, I'm a mix of both, so it's not like one group mistakes me for the other and despises me for it. The Africans I know dissociate from black Americans due to the mentality and probably due to a comfort zone thing, too. Black Americans don't seem to have a clue about Africans. My dad is the African parent and didn't raise me to hate black American culture (especially since my mom is from Jersey), but to do the best I can and get a proper education. My black American mother also holds the same values despite the intense cultural differences they had when growing up.

I can easily understand why the groups don't mesh, they have completely different priorities.It has been a long time since i published a game in my blog. I have been working for the past 3.5 weeks in a very short FPS game inspired by Wolfenstein3D which is a groundbreaking game made by ID software in the 90´s decade. John Carmack and John Romero achieved to render pseudo 3d graphics with no cost with the current hardware in those days. In that time was not possible to render true 3D graphics at reasonably frame-rate because of this hardware limitations, computers weren’t fast enough as today´s.
So they implemented a technique known as Raycasting which is a way to emulate a sort of rotation in the XZ plane but it has several limitations. We can’t look up or down, the walls must be orthogonal, we can’t represent complex shapes, the only way is to use sprites instead, so the enemies, items, guns, etc. are sprites. Raycasting is fast because all calculations are in 2D, and the projection makes the game looks like a real 3D game but in fact it is not.
I was going to implement a floor raycasting to improve the visuals which Wolfenstein3D does not have. Sadly i had performance issues. I downgraded the visuals of the floor to improve performance but it looked awful, so it was not worth it. I do not even know if my algorithm is the right approach for that so i left it without it.
It is not as polished