The strikes dragged on for three years, without the payment of the quotas being regularized. The workers even declared a truce for the festival in honor of Ramses III's 30 years in power, but resorted to a strike again as soon as the festivities were over. The problem was only resolved after a visit to the village by the Egyptian vizier, when some sort of solution was devised to ensure the regular payment of grain quotas to the artisans. The dynamics of the relationship between the high officials of the temples of Thebes and the workers, however, would change permanently from this episode. Likewise, the strike of the Set-Ma'at workers altered perceptions of religious values, progressively replaced in favor of a less idealistic and more pragmatic approach, of taking responsibility for correcting situations of disharmony and demanding change - and no longer waiting resignedly for Ma'at to balance the cosmic scales. These changes in the Egyptian workers' worldview would lead to many more strikes throughout the Third Intermediate Period and the Late Period.
When they returned to work, the artisans discovered that the next month's payment would be late again. They went on strike again and this time took a strong action: they blocked access to the Valley of the Kings - the necropolis where the tombs of the ancient pharaohs and the most powerful nobles of Ancient Egypt are located. With the blockade, the Egyptian elite were deprived of performing their offerings of food, drink, and supplies to the deceased - a fundamental ritual in the belief system then in place. Furthermore, the occupation of the Valley of the Kings was considered an insult to the memory of the buried. Officers ordered the guards to forcibly remove the strikers from the Valley of the Kings. The mutinous workers, meanwhile, threatened to damage the tombs of the pharaohs if the guards approached - which, in the religious conception of the time, was an affront to the afterlife of the pharaohs. The workers' threat worked, forcing the guards to back down and the authorities to negotiate another partial payment of grain quotas.
What is really meant by this is that we continue to ingest the same number of calories as in the military diet but with foods selected by each person, then the diet is not just three days. On their page they are identified as one of the most natural diets, and they recommend to those who follow to avoid artificial sweeteners because they are not good for health. However, in the diet include foods such as sausages and fried in the daily diet, foods that are loaded with ingredients are not natural, therefore, it is somewhat contradictory. If you do not look well, and you want to lose weight fast, any diet that requires a low caloric intake drastically will make you lose weight. This diet is very used for goals marked against time as when the summer holidays are approaching. The sometimes slow progress of other more conventional diets can wipe out the patience of some, and therefore opt for a more drastic method like this. In addition, conventional diets require a lot of will power since you have to stick with them for weeks or even months hence the three day diet is the many option for special occasions.
(The members of Wawa went on to form two influential Kpop groups, Deux and Clon, both of which have tragic stories of their own. ) Hyun is credited with having introduced hip-hop and rap to Korea, making him very popular among Korean youth (and very unpopular among Korean parents). Hyun's second album New Dance 2 was released in 1992. [ source] Both albums apparently sold more than half a million copies each in Korea, and his popularity was compared to that of American artists like Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, and LL Cool J. [ source] (To compare the album sales: BTS's debut album sold about 263. 3k copies, and Blackpink's debut sold about 313. 5k copies. [ source]) In short, Hyun Jinyoung was big. 1993: The highest high to the lowest low In 1993, SM took Hyun to the United States to record his third album and shoot a music video, with filming taking place in both New York and Los Angeles. [ source] Yes, Los Angeles - just one year after the LA riots that left Koreatown in ruins, sparked by the police beating of Rodney King, a popular Korean hip-hop artist was shooting a music video in LA.