The “warrior cop” who demands special deference for risking his life because he got within ten yards of a fentanyl bag now seems like a precursor of the U.S. Navy “warrior” who claims that some guys that might’ve had cocaine on a speedboat were such a military threat that he had to use deadly force.
Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.
To curb the illicit drugs trade, law enforcement should look beyond individual drug busts and focus on capturing the illegal money that reaches so many parts of the global economy.
The first 100 pages of my next book are done, tomorrow the quest continues. My proofreader has the manuscript overnight so I will see any typos in the morning (time zones have their uses!) #author #writing
I live on a ranch in the country with all kinds of wild animals running around at night. You get used to the sights, sounds, and smells of nature.
One day a couple of years ago I was walking a street in downtown San Francisco when I was struck by an aroma. I turned to my wife and said “I smell a skunk!” It took just a moment for me to realize that I was actually smelling some passerby smoking cannabis. Just a normal urban occurrence.
Last night my wife and I watched on TV the new movie One Battle After Another. During one scene actor Leo DiCaprio smoked a joint. Then he smoked another one. He smoked so much pot that it seemed like we could almost smell it. At the same instant my wife and I looked at each other and exclaimed simultaneously “I can smell his pot!” And we could smell it!
After a moment of stunned unbelieving silence we realized that the nearby front door was slightly ajar and one of our neighborhood skunks had—as they occasionally do—just walked right by it. But for just a few seconds we thought that
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I live on a ranch in the country with all kinds of wild animals running around at night. You get used to the sights, sounds, and smells of nature.
One day a couple of years ago I was walking a street in downtown San Francisco when I was struck by an aroma. I turned to my wife and said “I smell a skunk!” It took just a moment for me to realize that I was actually smelling some passerby smoking cannabis. Just a normal urban occurrence.
Last night my wife and I watched on TV the new movie One Battle After Another. During one scene actor Leo DiCaprio smoked a joint. Then he smoked another one. He smoked so much pot that it seemed like we could almost smell it. At the same instant my wife and I looked at each other and exclaimed simultaneously “I can smell his pot!” And we could smell it!
After a moment of stunned unbelieving silence we realized that the nearby front door was slightly ajar and one of our neighborhood skunks had—as they occasionally do—just walked right by it. But for just a few seconds we thought that Netflix had introduced Smell-O-Vision (TM)! Outside, the skunk smell was overpowering, but inside there was just enough seepage to give the effect of DiCaprio’s weed.
you know, I read last week that researches have effectively induced sensations of scent in human subjects using ultrasound waves (angled through a padded plate positioned between the eyes and aimed at the olfactory nerve). different frequencies induced different scents and scent-sensations, including a campfire, fresh air, garbage, and others. I think smellovision may be closer than we realise!
and you know the meta smart glasses or whatever, as a mass produced battery powered appliance on the bridge of the nose, that's the obvious delivery vehicle.
Image of Arp 147, also known as IC 298, from the Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies by Halton Arp (1966).
In the original catalog, it was in the category: Amorphous galaxies - Associated rings. The clumpy ring in the galaxy on the right likely formed when the companion galaxy to the left crashed through its center.
I’m actually a technical writer by trade; I thought it would be a great idea to share a simple Notebook Navigator users’ guide for people who want a quick and easy way to get started with the plug-in.
This is a work-in-progress, but what’s available here would help you get started with Notebook Navigator quickly. I’m open to suggestions for improvement (do leave a comment below).
Notebook Navigator changes how you view your Obsidian vault. Instead of a simple list of folders and file, it gives you a visual, two-pane interface similar to apps like Apple Notes or Evernote. Why use it?
Visual browsing: See the first few lines of your notes (and even images) before you open them. This makes finding the right note easier than just reading filenames.
Better organization: Navigate using Folders OR Tags side-by-side. You can colour-code your folders and add icons to make them stand out.
How Notebook Navigator improves on the standard Obsidian file view:
Pin any note, folder, or tag to the top of the list for instant access.
Preview thefirst few lines of text for each note, so you know what is inside without opening it.
Display images on your note cards, turning your list into a visual gallery.
Folders and Tags are brought together in one sidebar for ease of navigation.
Search inside a specific folder.
Colour-code and assign custom icons to notes to make them stand out visually.
Drag and drop a note in the order you want.
Quick start guide
Follow these steps to get Notebook Navigator running in under 5 minutes.
1. Installing Notebook Navigator
Open Obsidian settings > Community Plugins. Turn off “Restricted Mode” if it is on. (See Toolbar buttons guide for more information.)
Click Browse and search for “Notebook Navigator”.
Click Install and then Enable.
2. Activating the Navigator
Once enabled, you will see a new “Notebook” icon in your left ribbon sidebar.
Click the icon to open the Notebook Navigator view.
It will replace your standard file explorer with the new two-pane view.
Tip: If you don’t see the two-pane view, widen the left sidebar.
Basic setup tips
Adjust the view: You can drag the divider line between the folders and the note list to see more text.
Pin important items: Right-click any important folder or tag and select Pin. This keeps it at the top of your list for quick access.
Keyboard navigation: You don’t need a mouse. Use your Arrow Keys to move up and down. Press Tab to switch between the folder list and the note list.
Next steps:
Read the User Guides to really master the key features of Notebook Navigator.
Read the FAQs to get your answers to commonly asked questions.
Notebook Navigator: The User Guides
The following guides will help you understand how to use Notebook Navigator’s features.
Switching from “list” to “card” view
Pre-requisites: If you want to see images on these cards, install the “Featured Image” plugin from the Obsidian community store.
By default, files can be viewed as cards. Here is how to change them into a list.
On the second pane, click on the paint palette icon.
Click Slim.
To change back to the card view, click on the paint palette icon (🎨) > Default.
You can select the card or “slim” list view as the default view in Notebook Navigator’s settings.
How to pin your favourite notes
Stop searching for the same note every day. Pin it to the top. Note: You can pin more than one note.
Right click at the note.
Select Pin note.
Look at the very top of the second pane on the left. You will see a red pin icon. Your pinned items are below it.
Note: Curiously, the pinned items will disappear when you go to the folder level.
How to add a shortcut to your notes or folders
Right click at the note or folder.
Select Add to shortcuts.
Your notes or folder will now be below the Shortcuts icon for quick access.
Using Tags and Folders
Notebook Navigator puts your Folders and Tags in the same menu. This helps you organize notes quickly.
To Browse: Click a folder to see files by location. Click a Tag (like #ideas) to see files by topic.
To Organize:
Click and hold a note card from the right side.
Drag the note over to a Tag in the left sidebar.
Drop it.
The note now has that tag added to it automatically!
Changing icons and colour-coding your folders and notes
Make your important folders stand out instantly with colours and icons.
Right-click on any Folder, Note or Tag in the left sidebar.
To change color: Select Change Color. Pick a color (like Red for “Urgent”).
To change icon: Select Change Icon. Type a word like “Home” or “Work” to find a matching symbol.
How to manually sort your notes
Sometimes you don’t want notes or folders sorted by date. You want them in a specific order.
Click the Reorder icon at the top of the left sidebar.
Click and hold any note or folder.
Drag it up or down to place it exactly where you want it.
Searching the contents of your notes
By default, the search bar looks at file names. If you want to find a word written inside a note, follow these steps:
Install the “Omnisearch” plugin from the Obsidian community store.
Go to Settings > Notebook Navigator.
Go to Search & Hot Keys tab and under Search, click on the drop down menu.
Select “Omnisearch”.
Searching inside a specific folder
If you type in the main Obsidian search bar, you get results from everywhere. Here is how to search just one area.
Click the Folder or Tag you want to search (e.g., “Recipes”).
Click the Magnifying Glass icon at the top of the note list.
Type your keyword (e.g., “Chicken”).
The list will only show notes inside “Recipes” that match your word.
Note: If you see zero results, check the “Filter” icon at the top. Make sure “Include Subfolders” is turned ON.
FAQ
Notebook Navigator: Toolbar buttons guide
This document will show you what the toolbar buttons do.
Note: You can change the icons for the toolbar buttons. Go to Obsidian Settings and scroll down to Community plug-ins, the click on Notebook Navigator > General and scroll down to Toolbar buttons. The Navigation Pane menu This is the narrow column on the far left where you pick where to look.
Notebook Navigator button – By clicking on this you activate the panes.
Show single pane – Switch to single pane view.
Shortcuts (Bookmark Icon): Add the notes you want to access quickly here.
Collapse items – Minimise file tree
Reorder root folders and tags (Three Horizontal Lines): Rearrange your items by dragging and dropping them to the order you desire.
New folder – Add new folder
Recent files (Clock Icon): This shows a list of the notes you opened most recently. It is great for jumping back into work you were doing yesterday.
Tags: Navigate via the tags in your vault.
List Pane menu This pane will show you more information on the items you’ve selected on the navigator menu. You can do the following in the list pane:
Search (🔍): This searches only the folder or tag you are currently looking at. It does not search your whole computer. Use this to find a specific file quickly within a folder.
Show notes from subfolders/descendants:
If ON: You see notes in the current folder plus notes inside any folders underneath it.
If OFF: You only see notes that are directly inside the current folder. Change sort order: Reorder the list pane results according to your preferences.
Change sort order: Sort from date created, date edited, title and more.
Change appearance: Switch between card view and list view.
Create new note
The Right-Click Menu When you right-click on a file, folder, or tag, you get a special menu. Here are the most useful options:
Pin to shortcuts: Moves the item to the “Star” section at the top left so you never lose it.
Change color: Lets you highlight a folder name with a specific color (like Red for urgent or Green for personal).
Change icon: Lets you replace the standard folder icon with an emoji or symbol (like a house icon for your “Home” folder).
Rename: Lets you change the name of the file.
Delete: Sends the file to the trash.
What are the recommended community plug-ins to extend Notebook Navigator’s features?
Notebook Navigator works great on its own, but these three additional plugins make it even better. Installing them is optional but recommended.
Tip: If you’re unsure how to install community plug-ins, please read Obsidian’s documentation on community plug-ins.
Style Settings
What it does: Allows you to change the look of Notebook Navigator without writing code.
Why you need it: You can change font sizes, background colors, and hide elements you don’t use to make the interface cleaner.
Featured Image
What it does: Automatically finds the first image inside your note and creates a small thumbnail cover.
Why you need it: It turns your note list into a visual gallery.
Omnisearch
What it does: A powerful search engine for your notes.
Why you need it: Notebook Navigator connects to this plugin to let you search the contents of your notes (not just the titles) directly from the navigator bar.
Why aren’t images showing up on my cards?
Ensure you have the Featured Image plugin installed and enabled.
Check that your note actually contains an image.
How do I customize Notebook Navigator?
Go to Obsidian’s settings > Notebook Navigator. There, you have the option to customize:
Navigation pane
List pane
Menu buttons
Folders & tags
Notes
Set hotkeys and search options
How do I add images to my note cards in the list pane?
If your note cards look plain, you can add cover images automatically.
Pre-requisite: Installed the Featured Image community plugin.
Go to Obsidian’s Settings > Notebook Navigator > Notes
Turn on “Show Feature Image”.
Now, the first image inside any note will automatically appear as a thumbnail on its card in the list.
Slovenia’s trade deficit narrowed significantly to EUR 424.6 million in October 2025, from EUR 3,175.8 million in the corresponding month of the previous year.
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