text: If Malaysia had its own XXL Freshman Class, ‘Gwalos’ would have cemented Airliftz as the rising star of local hip hop in 2017. New single ‘YAGK’ only makes an even stronger case for that. Opting to utilise Krayziesoundz’s azqbts on production duties this time around (as opposed to his penchant for self-produced tracks), ‘YAGK’ – the acronym form of ‘Ya Ain’t Gotta Know’ – with its trappy hi-hats, chipmunked soul vocal sample, and Airliftz’s bitter delivery, is one hell of a doozy post-heartbreak banger.
  
  No.68 – h#3.5 by Peter Harris – Аn interesting miniature with three fairy conditions and surprising content which demonstrates a lot of specific promotions. Probably – complicated for solving? Pay attention that in initial position the b.K is not under check, because the moves 1. fxg8=Q??, 1.fxg8=R??, 1.fxg8=B?? and 1.fхg8=S?? are illegal! (JV)
  AntiCirce: antiCirce Calvet (the default type): After a capture the capturing piece (Ks included) must immediately be removed to its game array square (necessarily vacant, else the capture is illegal). Captures on the rebirth square are allowed. Game array squares are determined as in Circe. antiCirce Cheylan: As antiCirce Calvet except that captures on the rebirth square are not allowed.
  
  As Valentine’s Day approaches, many of us are making romantic plans with our significant others. Some of us may be making plans with friends, whether socially-distanced-in-person get-togethers or virtual hangouts dancing across the interweb airwaves. Whatever the scenario, love is front and center in our minds. More specifically, relationships are at the forefront. We are focused on our relationships with others, but what about our relationship with ourselves? When was the last time you took yourself on a date?
  Maintaining, nourishing, and celebrating our relationships is key to a rich and fulfilling life. Our relationships are where the magic of our lives truly happens. And key to all relationships is the relationship we have with ourselves. If we do not first know where we stand, how we’re doing, what we’re feeling and thinking, how can we know where our center is? How can we truly be in relationship to someone else in a healthy way?
  Taking the time to get in touch with ourselves on a deep level lets us take stock of how we’re doing. We take our mental and emotional temperature. All the attention and nurturing we give to others, to our work, our community, all of that same level of awareness and giving we must first give to ourselves. “Know thyself,” as the ancient axiom says. And by taking the time to truly know yourself, you may begin to realize how you may or may not be who you thought you were.