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Users can view lists of default relay chains and parachains connections (Parity, W3F and community supported nodes); add, update, rearrange, and remove custom nodes; and easily switch between accounts, networks, and nodes.
By connecting your mobile Fearless Wallet to the browser extension, you can safely interact with dApps in their native format yet safely sign any transactions using your mobile phone, get the best of both worlds!
Fearless Wallet is the first native mobile application to support all Kusama and Polkadot network features, including advanced features such as staking and XCM cross-chain transfers. In order to achieve this level of support, our team has implemented native mobile libraries to build mobile apps for Substrate-based networks.
Fearless Wallet is developed by SORAMITSU and has been supported by the Kusama Treasury and the SORA community. SORAMITSU is a Japanese technology company delivering blockchain-based solutions for enterprises, universities, and governments. From the creation of domestic and cross-border payment systems, to the development of a completely decentralized autonomous economy, SORAMITSU's projects and use case studies represent the next-generation of fintech
The latest version including Staking, Analytics, Crowdloans, Account Management, Wallet, App Settings, Extrinsic Support, Multi-network and Multi-asset support is available now. Polkaswap and governance will come in 2023.
The minimum amounts are set at 5 DOT for the Polkadot crowdloans and 0.1 KSM for Kusama crowdloans. Some teams may also choose to set their own minimum contribution required for receiving rewards. Setting a maximum contribution amount allows teams to place a cap on the rewards that they are willing to offer crowdloan contributors, and may differ from the hard cap set by either Polkadot or Kusama on the blockchain.
If the project you contributed to wins, your DOT/KSM will be locked for up to 24 months/48 weeks respectively (please confirm the slot duration with the project specifically, as they will be the ones to define the duration). If the contributed project loses, your DOT / KSM will be returned at the end of the next era after the auction batch has ended.
Staking is locking your tokens in the network in order to generate new blocks. Using Fearless Wallet makes the process much simpler, with all the required information presented in a clear and intuitive manner for you to begin staking fearlessly.
We inspire, motivate and educate women to step up and become leaders to support women of all backgrounds to run and lead healthy, fearless and empowered lives. This is 261 Fearless, the GLOBAL running organization for women.
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Four fearless Black officers filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) against the Tampa Police Department for discrimination. Officers Frank Gray, Rufus Lewis, James Dukes, and Clarence Nathan played a pivotal role in the advancement of many deserving Black officers. When the EEOC investigation was completed in 1976, the City of Tampa was cited for numerous violations of discriminations. The findings were recognized by Mayor Bill Poe, who signed an agreement to rectify the problems.
Because the Fearless Four took a stand for the rights of others, the City implemented fairer practices and policies to ensure all minority officers and employees citywide would have have access to equal opportunities as their White counterparts. As the department implemented these new standards, Black officers began to slowly see progress in hiring, training, promotions, specialty agreements, and leadership.
These African-American officers were employed with the Tampa Police Department prior to the establishment of the Civil Service Examination in 1956: Jesse Armwood, John Ponce, Victor Buchanan, Oscar Ayala, Robert Cleveland, Leroy Haygood, Romeo Cole, Sr, Whaley Hall, Hampton McCullough, Willie Bexley, Theodore Whittaker, Samuel Brazelton, Judge Timmons, Willie Massey, LaMarcus Larry, Joe Nance, James Adams, James Ransom, and John Lane.
Detective Joe Nance was the first Black officer to die in the line of duty. While traveling to Lakeland, Florida (to interview a witness in a case) Detective Nance was forced off the road by a vehicle and seriously injured. He later developed pneumonia and died from his injuries.
Officers Philmore and Jones were the first Black officers promoted to Detective in the Homicide and Robbery Divisions. Although promoted to a higher rank, they continued to receive the pay of a police officer. They were both promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the 1970s.
The University of Maryland (UMD) is the state's flagship university and a leading public research institution, propelled by a $1.3 billion joint research enterprise. Located four miles from Washington, D.C., the university is dedicated to addressing the grand challenges of our time and is the nation's first Do Good campus. It is driven by a diverse and proudly inclusive community of more than 50,000 fearless Terrapins. UMD is a top producer of Fulbright scholars and offers an unparalleled student experience with more than 300 academic programs, 25 living-learning programs and 400 study abroad programs. Spurred by a culture of innovation and creativity, UMD faculty are global leaders in their field and include Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and members of the national academies. For more information about the University of Maryland, visit https:="" umd.eduumd.edu.
Alumni Jacquelynn and Bennett Dorrance have made a gift commitment of $5.4 million to endow the deanship of the University of Arizona College of Humanities in support of efforts to integrate traditional and cutting-edge approaches into humanities teaching and learning.
The Fearless Inquiries Project is a long-term, flagship effort specifically aimed at catalyzing a national culture that prizes open discussion, independent judgment and the questioning of stubborn assumptions. The gift is meant to be a platform from which the dean "will be able to bring the humanities to the forefront of the University of Arizona's life and mission through a continuous and fearless spirit of open inquiry."
We will ensure humanities remain at the core of the curriculum, and apply the essential skills we teach in the humanities across all professions, industries and fields, and to the world at large. We are guided by the belief that critical thinking, intercultural competence, adaptability, communication, multilingualism, creativity and problem solving are the skills that will prepare graduates in the humanities to be competitive job applicants and also more engaged and productive members of society as they address our global grand challenges and endeavor to make the world a better place.
Fearless Inquiries Abroad provides 30 scholarships for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in majors offered by the College of Humanities to participate in transformative study abroad programs.
The College of Humanities Perspectives Series features speakers from different perspectives to discuss topics important to the College, University and community. Speakers present a wide range of ideas and opinions, with audience members encouraged to challenge their own ideas as they consider a variety of other perspectives.
A Fearless Campus is an environment where students, staff, faculty and leaders can bring their whole self to learn, teach, and work. One that is supportive, equitable and safe both physically and psychologically. A Fearless Campus is one where people feel included, safe to learn and contribute, and safe to challenge the status quo in a respectful way. This initiative is directly aligned to Cal Poly Pomona's strategic plan, vision, and values.
This image represents selected campus programs, departments, and administrative functions within the Fearless Campus environment. The illustration is not limited to what is included with more areas to be added as the project grows.
Each triangle has a remaining white space at the tip that represents barriers to a completely fearless campus environment. The notion is that as each area continues to drive out behaviors that create fear, the fearful white space will be reduced.
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Aztec Death Whistles.
These were first found in an excavation in Mexico City. Often the whistles were found clutched in the bony fingers of a skeletal corpse. Historians believe the whistles were used in sacrificial rituals of death, as a number of whistles were found with sacrificed victims to the Aztec wind God Quetzacoatl. If you're like me and want to learn more about this mystery, check out this video.
Trampling Cows Festival.
In the town of Jhabua, in western India, the people celebrate Diwali (November 8) by performing a strange rite where Hindu herdsmen allowed stampeding cattle trample them in the street.
The villagers say that the tradition is meant to seek blessings and the practice has been on since the era of the Raj. The festival also allows the herdsmen to seek forgiveness from the sacred animals for herding them around the entire year. This video certainly got my Fearless and Far senses tingling. Maybe I should do this next year...
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