Thank You for Subscribing This Channel ↓ ↓ TABS (PDF) ↓ ↓https://gum.co/EnPibThanks for your support.Untuk yang mau beli pakai rupiah, bisa kontak lewat IG I won't give G up on D us. Even if the Bm skies A get rough. I'm giving you G all my D love. I'm still looking A up. And when you're needing G your D space. To do some G navigating D. I'll be here G patiently D waiting. To see what you A find. 'Cause even the G stars they D burn. Useyour index finger to barre the 3rd fret (don’t worry about the 6th string, we won’t need to play that one) Place your middle finger on the 4th fret of the 2nd string. Place your ring finger on the 5th fret of the 4th string. Place your pinky finger on the 5th fret of the 3rd string. Strum all strings, except the 6th string. Makesure to look at your iPhone and click “Trust” to make sure it shows up. It’s very important that you tap Trust on your iPhone, or it won’t communicate with your computer at all. 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I’ve worked pretty hard to stamp that out, and if nixing Facebook means we miss the odd event of other people who are also old, I’m OK with I can’t do is stop him watching food videos. It is a very distinct genre; I don’t know how you’d land on it by accident, except maybe if you typed into Google “the most disgusting thing anyone’s ever eaten”. A guy, often with only his arms visible, probably with sleeve tattoos, will get a gigantic piece of meat and fashion it into an unnatural shape, usually a rectangle. Then he’ll layer it into a tower, spliced with cheese, and wrap it in more meat. Somehow egg yolks will get involved, then additional cheese. It’s all a bit sped up, and mesmerising. I don’t know where the suspense comes from – what could it possibly taste like? Who would ever eat it? Why did an animal – sorry, eight animals – have to die for this? When is karma going to get involved and exact some retribution upon the mozzarella dude? These questions are never answered. And now you’re in the machine, and some fresh horror involving a thousand frankfurters is just about to took a while, but eventually this has fed into Mr Z’s targeted ads, which are now a picture “best T-shirts for big bellies”, diet books, meal replacement shakes, home cholesterol kits, gut biome analysis, clothes for people who have eaten enough protein to power a squad of weightlifters, wide-fitting shoes. The assumption can only be that people who watch this stuff plan to eat this stuff, and then feel bad about it. That is diametrically wrong, I think – you only watch it to feel relieved that you never have to eat it. I don’t know if this makes the algorithms more or less scary, but when they get it wrong, they get it radically wrong. Zoe Williams is a Guardian columnist Dsus4 D Dsus4 D When I look into your eyes, It's like watching the night sky, Dsus4 D Asus4 A Or a beautiful sunrise. There's so much they hold. Dsus4 D Dsus4 D And just like them old stars, I see that you've come so far, Dsus4 D Asus4 A To be right where you are. How old is your soul? Chorus G D Bm A I won't give up on us, even if the skies get rough. G D Asus4 A I'm giving you all my love. I'm still looking up. Dsus4 D Dsus4 D And when you're needing your space, to do some navigating, Dsus4 D Asus4 A I'll be here patiently waiting, to see what you find. Chorus G D Bm A 'Cause even the stars they burn. Some even fall to the earth. G D Asus4 A We've got a lot to learn. God knows we're worth it. Gmaj7 No, I won't give up. Em I don't wanna be someone who walks away so easily, A I'm here to stay and make the difference that I can make. Em Our differences, they do a lot to teach us how to use A the tools and gifts we got, yeah, we got a lot at stake. C And in the end you're still my friend, at least we did intend for us to work, we didn't break, we didn't burn. Cdim We had to learn how to bend without the world caving in. C Cdim D I had to learn what I got, and what I'm not and who I am. Chorus G D Bm A I won't give up on us, even if the skies get rough. G D Bm7 I'm giving you all my love. I'm still looking up. A Still looking up. G D I won't give up on us no I'm not... giving up Bm A God knows I'm tough enough I am tough... I am loved G D We've got a lot to learn we're alive... we are loved A God knows we're worth it and we're worth it G D Bm A I won't give up on us, even if the skies get rough. G D A I'm giving you all my love. I'm still looking up. Living 22 ft m below the surface of the Florida Keys, a scientist is biding his time. Having already broken the record for the longest time spent living in an underwater fixed habitat, Dr Joseph Dituri, who goes by Dr Deep Sea, is planning to spend 100 days in a subaquatic compound. As of 13 May 2023, Dituri had already spent 74 days in the Jules’ Undersea Lodge and had just 26 days to go, in an effort to research the long-term effects of increased pressure on the body. The previous record was set by Jessica Fain and Bruce Cantrell after spending 73 days 2 hours and 34 minutes at the same Undersea Lodge is an American hotel located in Key Largo, Florida, USA, consisting of about 100 square feet sq m of useable space. The lodge, which opened in 1986, is located at the bottom of the Emerald Lagoon and is the only underwater hotel in the United States. “I am living 22 feet m below the surface in Key Largo to study what happens to the human body in an isolated confined extreme environment,” said Dituri. “Additionally, we intended to and have interacted with thousands of school children to get them interested in science, technology, engineering, and math. “Finally, we have talked to many PHDs and MDS to discuss ways to preserve and protect the marine environment.”Dituri’s 100-day mission began on 1 March 2023 with plans to resurface on Friday 9 June get into Jules’ Undersea Lodge, he had to enter through the moon pool in a wet pod, meaning the entire area is entire habitat is pressurized to the depth of the moon pool to keep the water out and Dituri had to use a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus to get in and out, making the process a continually long the underwater pod, the atmospheric pressure is 70% higher than at the surface. Dituri believes this could be the answer to reversing the ageing process and helping people live even longer.“We are conducting blood samples, urine samples, saliva samples, electrocardiograms, electroencephalograms, pulmonary function tests, blood pressure tests, as well as hearing and ear tests followed by a series of oxygen testing,” he said. “The most interesting thing is that the human body responds quite well to living at pressure for sustained periods of time including 60 to 66% deep in REM sleep.”Physicians are gathering data on Dituri’s health to compare to tests that were performed before his underwater mission and will be performing the tests once again when he rises to the surface. The information will determine how the confined, rich-oxygen environment can impact an individual both mentally and physically. During his time spent underwater, Dituri researches on himself for about six hours and then does outreach for anywhere from three to four hours before getting into the water to swim around. He then engages in two to three interviews per day and meditates or journals when he begins to feel lonely. Before his underwater descent, a CAT5 cable was run into the habitat and spliced into a network router. “We have good Wi-Fi,” said Dituri. “Most of the time it’s better than any other place I’m calling.”Dituri receives the occasional underwater visitor and has seen about 50 people in there is a topside team of 10 medical doctors, psychologists, and psychiatrists looking after Dituri, as well as an entire surface support team. Dituri is continually resupplied with food every three days, including fresh fruit and vegetables, largely frozen foods, and frozen chicken and other says he spent a lifetime of work to prepare for this mission, including 28 years in the Navy as a saturation diver and expert in physics and physiology. “I suggest that should anybody wish to do this that they get together a team of very smart people as I did and make sure you listen to them when planning the mission,” he said. Although Dituri is glad to have achieved a Guinness World Records title, he says he is more focused on the science at the moment.“While I appreciate having and holding the world record, I think it is much more important to have the research done,” he said. “I wasn't really setting out to break a record... that normally isn't my mentality... that’s why I didn't just go to one day past the record... I set a line in the sand to help humanity and it just so happens to have broken a record.”Next, Dituri intends to take the science that he has performed and further apply it under zero-gravity circumstances such as the zero-g will also be presenting his biomedical engineering findings during his underwater mission at the World Extreme Medicine Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland in November 2023. 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