The study of the proteome.

**Isopycnal** refers to a surface or a condition in which the density of a fluid remains constant. The term is most often used in oceanography and fluid dynamics to describe layers or surfaces within a fluid (such as seawater) that have the same density, regardless of variations in temperature or salinity. In the ocean, isopycnal surfaces can play a significant role in the movement and mixing of water masses.

The Theory of Island Biogeography is a key ecological theory that was developed by ecologists Robert MacArthur and Edward O. Wilson in the 1960s. It seeks to explain the factors that influence the number and diversity of species on islands and other isolated habitats. The theory is primarily concerned with two main processes: immigration (the arrival of new species) and extinction (the loss of species).

The term "Western Palaearctic" refers to a biogeographical region that encompasses parts of Europe, northern Africa, and western Asia. It is one of the regions defined within the larger Palaearctic realm, which is one of the eight biogeographical realms of the world. The Western Palaearctic includes a diverse range of habitats, from Mediterranean climates to temperate forests and tundra.

A current meter is an instrument used to measure the flow of electric current in a circuit. It typically provides a reading of current in amperes (A) and is an essential tool in electrical engineering, electronics, and related fields. There are various types of current meters, including: 1. **Analog Current Meters**: These use a moving-coil mechanism to provide a reading on a dial. The deflection of the needle on the dial is proportional to the current flowing through the meter.

"Another Time, Another Place" is the second studio album by British singer-songwriter Bryan Ferry, released in 1974. This album features a mix of original songs penned by Ferry and covers of popular tracks from other artists. Known for its distinctive blend of glam rock and art rock, "Another Time, Another Place" showcases Ferry's smooth vocal style and sophisticated songwriting. The album includes popular tracks like "The 'In' Crowd" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.

"Classics II" can refer to several different things depending on the context. Here are a few possibilities: 1. **Music**: It may refer to a collection of classical music pieces or a specific album that features orchestral works or instrumental performances from renowned composers. 2. **Video Games**: "Classics II" could refer to a sequel or a compilation of classic video games, often remastered or re-released for modern consoles.

Cover Two, often referred to as "Tampa Two," is a defensive scheme used in American football, primarily in the secondary. In this coverage, the defense divides the field into two deep zones, with two safeties responsible for the deep halves of the field.

"Bande à Part" is a studio album by the French rock band Nouvelle Vague, released in 2006. The album features a collection of covers of well-known songs from various genres, reinterpreted in the band's unique bossa nova and lounge style. The title, which translates to "A Gang Apart," references the 1964 film of the same name directed by Jean-Luc Godard.

This is a good company, first they truly helped reduce international transfer fees. They they continued to morph into a decent challenger bank.

Their Wise Interest account was amazing as of late 2023: wise.com/gb/interest/

Instant access with representative national interests and 0.29% fees.

Brick and mortar banks were way way behind in that regard!

E.g. October 2023, Wise was doing 4.87% interest after fees, while Barclay's best option was 1.16% above 5k pounds on the Rainy Day Saver (5% below). Ridiculous!

Update: On November 2023 unfortunately they more than doubled their fees from 0.19% to 0.46%:but it still was a good option to keep cash in.

This is a good concept. For the ammount most people save, having a simple and easy to apply investment thesis is the best way to go.

A person who gives financial advice, notably personal finance advice. Some of them are questinable guru-like beings, and many are on YouTube.

The financial industry does not serve society nowhere near its magnitude (London of course being the epitome of that). It serves only itself. It just grows without bound.

Dude took down a bank.

Good documentary about it: Nick Leeson and the Fall of the House of Barings by Adam Curtis (1996).

One is reminded of Annie Dookhan.