The term “Seminole” refers to a Native American people who developed in Florida in the 18th century and are now primarily based in Oklahoma and Florida. The name, derived from the Spanish “cimarron” (meaning “wild” or “runaway”), was given to groups of Muscogee people from Georgia, who were joined by escaped slaves and other Native Americans. Today, there are three federally recognized Seminole tribes: two in Oklahoma and one in Florida. The term can also refer to Seminole County in Florida and other places named after the people.
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Major atomic components of the heart
Oxygen (𝑂): The most abundant element in the body, making up the majority of water and organic molecules.
Carbon (𝐶): The fundamental building block of all organic compounds, including proteins, fats, and carbohydrates, which make up the heart’s structures.
Hydrogen (𝐻): Another key element in all organic molecules and water.
Nitrogen (𝑁): A major component of proteins and nucleic acids.
Calcium (𝐶𝑎): Essential for muscle contraction, as it is crucial for the interaction between the proteins actin and myosin in the heart’s sarcomeres.
Potassium (𝐾), Sodium (𝑁𝑎), and Chlorine (𝐶𝑙): These are electrolytes vital for generating and transmitting the electrical impulses that control the heart’s rhythm.
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I know how to Alt+Tab while using a computer system. 
It’s good to be able to alternate between tabs on a windows operating system.
Frames per second (FPS) is the frequency at which consecutive images, or frames, are captured or displayed, most commonly used in video, film, and games to measure motion smoothness.
Rocks are formed in three main ways:
igneous rocks form from cooling magma or lava,
sedimentary rocks form from the compaction and cementing of sediments,
and metamorphic rocks form when existing rocks are changed by heat and pressure.
The continuous process where one type of rock transforms into another is known as the rock cycle.
About the 5th element, Ether:
noun: ether; noun: aether
Chemistry
a pleasant-smelling colourless volatile liquid that is highly flammable. It is used as an anaesthetic and as a solvent or intermediate in industrial processes.
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any organic compound with a similar structure to ether, having an oxygen atom linking two alkyl or other organic groups.
plural noun: ethers
“methyl t -butyl ether”
literary
the clear sky; the upper regions of air beyond the clouds.
“nasty gases and smoke disperse into the ether”
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informal
air regarded as a medium for radio.
noun: the ether
“choral evensong still wafts across the ether”
archaic•Physics
a very rarefied and highly elastic substance formerly believed to permeate all space, including the interstices between the particles of matter, and to be the medium whose vibrations constituted light and other electromagnetic radiation.
“the motion of the planets would be retarded by the ether through which they moved”
Sufi practices involving djinns
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Interacting with djinns: Some Sufi brotherhoods use rituals to address djinns, which are believed to cause misfortune. They believe these specialists can reveal the identities of djinns and even facilitate communication with them through trance experiences.
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Djinns as saints: In some Sufi traditions, particularly in places like Feroz Shah Kotla in India, djinns are venerated as “jinn-saints.” People appeal to them at shrines for justice, healing, and other forms of relief.
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Spiritual guidance: Some Sufi-affiliated websites and materials discuss “secrets of the jinn” and their role in spiritual guidance, which indicates an engagement with the concept of jinn in their mystical teachings.
Islamic cosmological views on djinns
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Creation: The Quran states that jinn were created before humans from a smokeless fire.
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Nature: Unlike angels who are always obedient, jinn have free will, and can be good, evil, or neutral.
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Iblis: The jinn known as Iblis is considered the leader of the evil jinn (shaytan), and is often equated with Satan.
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Spiritual significance: Some interpret the concept of jinn as representing inner struggles, spiritual tests, or unseen forces that influence human life, a view that can be seen as metaphorical, though the belief in actual jinn also exists.
Differing viewpoints on Sufism and djinns
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Critical view: Some Islamic scholars and critics view certain Sufi practices involving djinns as a deviation from mainstream Islam, asserting that Sufism is not rooted in Islamic teachings but rather in influences from jinn.
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Counter-narrative: Other Sufi perspectives may see jinn as a part of the spiritual landscape that can be interacted with through specific rituals and methods, but within the context of seeking spiritual truths and justice.
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Lexicon
/ˈlɛksɪk(ə)n/
Noun
- The vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge.
“the size of the English lexicon”
- A dictionary, especially of Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, or Arabic.
“a Greek–Latin lexicon”
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I know how to Print Screen through using the fn button in conjunction with the Insert button.
The leopard above is in the background below in case you’re wondering.
@Kimmers Can you do better than me? 
@RedQueen Same goes for you? 
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@Abd What are you talking about?!!! 
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@Abd my nails are too long. They get in the way!
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No problem!
There were giants in those days:
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And from my Youtube channel:
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To actually know how to count and how to keep count. feeling blessed
The actual fact that one can count infinitely is a very valid proof that eternity exists and therefore The Eternal Owner thereof.
It’s forbidden to suicide.
However, one can ask The Almighty to Rewrite one’s history and to be sure that it’s gonna take place one day. And one day is one day, even if it means to wait for it after the Angel of Death comes to pull the soul out of the body through the throat.
The human heart has four chambers. These chambers are essentially “rooms” that receive and pump blood, ensuring that oxygen-poor and oxygen-rich blood do not mix, which allows for a highly efficient circulatory system.
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