Scientists Finally Reveal Why 'Hobbits' Were So Small
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Scientists Finally Reveal Why 'Hobbits' Were So Small : ScienceAlert
Until Homo floresiensis was discovered, scientists assumed that the evolution of the human lineage was defined by bigger and bigger brains.The Conversation (ScienceAlert)
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US DOJ seeks information on Georgia prosecutor Willis, NYT reports
The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a subpoena for records related to the travel history of Fani Willis, the Atlanta area prosecutor who charged President Donald Trump in an election interference case, The New York Times reported on Friday.
First James Comey, now Willis - we're now at the purging enemies you hate stage.
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#NationalSecurity #Hegseth #warning #lawfare #advice #politics copy: @renewedresistance
FAQ for Senior Military Officers at Hegseth's Quantico Meeting
Military justice expert Eugene Fidell answers crucial questions ahead of next week's senior military meeting with Secretary Hegseth.Eugene R. Fidell (Just Security)
🎶 17th Century Music Computer.
The arca musarithmica, a machine to allow people with no experience to compose church music, might not fit our usual definition of a computer, but as [Levi] points out in the video below, there are a number of similarities to mechanical computers like slide rules.
#arca #musarithmica #historical #music #artist #computer #history #tech #art #engineer #media #news
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👾The computer is a box of wooden cards [tablets] with instructions written on them. Honestly, I don’t know enough about music theory to quite get the algorithm. [Kirker] himself had this to say in his book about the device:👾
„Mechanical music-making is nothing more than a particular system invented by us whereby anyone, even the ἀμουσος [unmusical] may, through various applications of compositional instruments compose melodies according to a desired style. We shall briefly relate how this mechanical music-making is done and, lest we waste time with prefatory remarks, we shall begin with the construction of the Musarithmic Ark.“](https://poliverso.org/photo/preview/640/60294156 "[ImageSource: Levi McClain]
👾The computer is a box of wooden cards [tablets] with instructions written on them. Honestly, I don’t know enough about music theory to quite get the algorithm. [Kirker] himself had this to say in his book about the device:👾
„Mechanical music-making is nothing more than a particular system invented by us whereby anyone, even the ἀμουσος [unmusical] may, through various applications of compositional instruments compose melodies according to a desired style. We shall briefly relate how this mechanical music-making is done and, lest we waste time with prefatory remarks, we shall begin with the construction of the Musarithmic Ark.“")
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Abbiamo fatto 11!
Be Radio torna prepotentemente (anzi no, bussando con delicatezza perché l'educazione è importante) per la sua stagione numero undici!
E quest'anno vogliamo stravolgere tutto, a partire dai nostri inviati che si sono reinventati da capo a piedi.
Sarà un bene? Sarà un male?
Intanto cerchiamo di capire come diamine ha fatto Eddie Dry a scamparla dal finale della scorsa stagione...
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What to expect from Amazon’s big fall hardware event on Tuesday
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What to expect from Amazon’s big fall hardware event on Tuesday
Amazon’s fall hardware event is scheduled for September 30th, and the company has already teased new Echos and a new color Kindle. Here’s what to expect from the show.Jay Peters (The Verge)
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Toyota hat eine experimentelle Stadt in Zentraljapan eröffnet, in der smarte Technologien den Einwohnern selbstfahrende Fahrzeuge und automatisierte Dienstleistungen anbieten sollen. #japan #toyota #smart cities #technologie
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Toyota eröffnet Teststadt in Zentraljapan mit selbstfahrenden Fahrzeugen und Robotern
In Zukunft soll das Testgelände auf etwa 294.000 Quadratmeter erweitert werden, wobei mehr als 2.000 mit Toyota verbundene Einwohner dort leben sollen. Ab dem Geschäftsjahr 2026 soll es auch der allgemeinen Öffentlichkeit zugänglich sein.Stephanie Naomi Zimmermann (Sumikai)
Haha ... barely awake when I started my quest ... something possessed me to do a "look up" shot! You can see my wobbles with the tree outlines haha
I'm thinking of getting an ergonomic split keyboard (type: computer, not music) because my current ergonomic keyboard takes up way too much space, & to make it extra wanky I'm thinking mechanical. Needs to work on Linux, Windows & fruit machine 🍏, come in British or International English format, & ship to the EU.
To make it extra super-dooper wanky, I'm fine with putting it together myself so long as it doesn't involve soldering anything.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Actually more comfortable than "normal" keyboards.
I needed something like two-three weeks to get used to my ErgoDash, from a plain QWERTY TKL keyboard, and I'm still hacking and patching the layout through QMK after 2 years. 😇
If you have time to waste, my story with the ErgoDash is here: marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page/…
Hualien flood victim found after five days; family thanks rescuers
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Search and rescue personnel on Saturday recovered the body of an 87-year-old woman in Hualien County, five days after massive flooding triggered by Typhoon Ragasa inundated the area, local authorities said.
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#news #taiwan
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Herr Doktor - Can you kiss me first (Synthwave cover)
Synthwave/Synth-Pop
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#UnitooLiveRadio #WebRadio #OnlineRadio #InternetRadio #bot
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ICE tactics inflame tensions in New York, Chicago and other cities
Immigration officers are pepper spraying protesters and manhandling detainees in overt displays of force.The Japan Times
New #DigitalID will be mandatory to work in the #UK
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#privacy #politics #cybersecurity
New digital ID will be mandatory to work in the UK
The scheme will make it tougher to work in the UK illegally and offer "countless benefits" to citizens, PM says.Kate Whannel (BBC News)
Interesting way to represent uncertain or vague information into #knowledgegraphs (as e.g. easier integration of LLM/Deep Learning Results into KGs) via "Fuzzy OWL". Paper by Fernando Bobillo & Umberto Straccia: Fuzzy Ontology Representation using OWL 2
arxiv.org/abs/1009.3391
#ontologies #owl #llms #generativeai #deeplearning #ai
Fuzzy Ontology Representation using OWL 2
The need to deal with vague information in Semantic Web languages is rising in importance and, thus, calls for a standard way to represent such information.arXiv.org
#PostgreSQL 18 just landed—and I built a benchmark dashboard comparing PG versions 12–18 using pgbench mix tests:
PG18 leads in every metric:
- 3,057 TPS
- 5.232 ms latency
- 183,431 transactions
Have you tested version 18 in production yet? Any tuning tips or surprises?
#TechNews
#PerformanceTesting
PostgreSQL Performance Comparison
PostgreSQL Version Comparison Raw Data PostgreSQL Version Transactions Latency (ms) TPS PG12 165849 5.787 2763.556285 PG13 145544 6.594 2425.190199 PG14 158793 6.044 2646.418605 PG15 147527 6.506 2458.638847 PG16 178045 5.390 2967.PgBench
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Moos
Deze column is wat later dan jullie gewend zijn, maar we waren zo druk in de voorbereidingen voor onze nieuwe hond Moos dat ik het even vergeten was de wekelijkse column te schrijven. De laatste week hebben we diverse items moeten inkopen en opruimen voor de eerste weken veilig thuis met de pup.
Column >> mijnamstelveen.nl/moos/
#Moos #Benji #puppy #hond #AustralianLabradoodle #dogsofmastodon #dogsofpixelfed #column #blog @mijnAmstelveennieuws #MorpurgoMedia
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#Hamburg ist das einzige B-land, in dem der #NSU mordete, das keinen parlament. U-Ausschuss eingerichtet hat… Das könnte die Aufarbeitung des Handelns der Justizbehörden & des VerfSchutzes im Zusammenhang mit der Ermordung von Süleyman Taşköprü beeinträchtigen<taz.de/NSU-Aufklaer... #rechtsterror
NSU-Aufklärung ausgebremst: Ha...
NSU-Aufklärung ausgebremst: Hamburg gibt NSU-Akten für Forscher nur teilweise frei
Wissenschaftler sollen in Hamburg den NSU-Komplex durchleuchten. Ihr Zugang zu den Dokumenten ist aber eingeschränkter als vom Senat versprochen.Andreas Speit (taz)
Hamburger Grüne stimmt für NSU-Aufklärung: Block von Fraktionsämtern entbunden
Wegen mangelnder Parteidisziplin wurde die Hamburger Grünen-Abgeordnete Miriam Block bestraft. Sie verliert alle ihre Fraktionsämter.taz
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Resilience for the North American Auto Industry and for the City of New Orleans
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#PennedPossibilities 796 — Have you had to cut anything significant from your WIP?
Plenty of times! But as I do this for a living, wasted words are wasted work, so I try to get everything right first time round.
(One of my two current WIPs is a problem child, and is now on the third re-write. If I can't stick the landing this time round, it's getting dumped: obviously I was over-ambitious, and the sunk cost fallacy applies.)
L'Italia è in finale ai Mondiali 2025 di volley!
I ragazzi di De Giorgi hanno sconfitto la Polonia 3-0 al termine di una grandissima prestazione.
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Italia in finale! Polonia battuta 3-0
Leggi su Sky Sport l'articolo Mondiali volley, Italia-Polonia 3-0: azzurri in finale contro la Bulgariasport.sky.it
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Ohtani tops MLB jersey sales for third straight season
The reigning National League MVP has led jersey sales since 2023, becoming just the fourth player to top the charts three years in a row.The Japan Times
Deutsche Gruppen fordern von VW: Urteil in Brasilien anerkennen
Zwei deutsche Gruppen wenden sich per offenem Brief an VW. Anlass ist ein Urteil des Arbeitsgerichts in Redenção Von Maria Luziara HatjePressenza Hannover (Pressenza)
I tried a sound bath to see if it actually made me calmer
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I tried a sound bath to see if it actually made me calmer
The science is still emerging, but I couldn’t deny how relaxed I felt.Sarah Durn (Popular Science)
For Lovers of Brick, Chicago Is a Wonderland
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Young great tit ☺️
#photography #photo #fotografie #foto #birds #birding #birdwatching #nature #wildlife #animals
A REST API is now available for the #Gaza archive project archive.gaza.onl/swagger - the source code is at git.fabiomanganiello.com/_/gaza-archive if anyone wants to contribute.
The archive of static media is still browseable at archive.gaza.onl.
Still to do:
- [ ] Free search capabilities
- [ ] RSS feeds
- [ ] Index hashtags, profile fields and profile pictures too
- [ ] A nice UI
- [ ] CSV output for the tables of accounts, posts and media metadata
- [ ] Export the whole archive as zip
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gaza-archive
A script that archives posts from Gaza Verified profiles (https://gaza-verified.org) to several backendsPlatypush Git
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Digital Preservation Coalition: Archiving Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn . “After publishing Archiving Facebook, Right Now we got quite a lot of comments, feedback and ideas (LinkedIn, Mastodon). I was rather hoping someone would appear and say ‘You’ve got it all wrong, it’s easy!’ and outline the workings of some suitable solution. But so far everything I’ve seen boils down to either […]
The Justice Department Is Ramping Up Trump’s Election-Rigging Efforts
On Thursday evening, around the same time the Justice Department overruled career prosecutors in order to bring charges against former FBI Director James Comey, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division sued six states—California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania—for failing to hand over their full, unredacted voter registration lists. The new legal actions signify a ramping up of the Trump administration’s voter-suppression agenda in the wake of similar lawsuits the department filed last week against Maine and Oregon.
Thelawsuits may seem unrelated to Comey’s indictment, but both developments show how the DOJ has been weaponized in an unprecedented way to target Trump’s political opponents and retaliate against those who resist his extreme MAGA agenda.
The DOJ has demanded voter registration lists, which include sensitive personal information like driver’s license and Social Security numbers, from at least 27 states, and is reportedly attempting to build a national voter database, which has never been done before. This could endanger voter privacy and become a prime target for hackers, while the DOJ could abuse such a list to retaliate against voters based on party affiliation and promote Trump’s debunked claims of widespread voter fraud.
I explained the risks in a recent article:
In particular, the DOJ appears eager to share state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security, in orderto comb through federal immigration databases to search for cases of ineligible voting or noncitizens on the voter rolls. Such databases are not designed for those purposes and will likely produce inaccurate results, especially becausesuch fraud is also exceedingly rare. Nonetheless, this will give them an opportunity to trumpet fake claims of fraud in order to advance Trump’s lies about the voting process.“My guess is they want the voter files to be able to say we have the voter files and we know there are x or y fraudulent people on it,” says Justin Levitt, who served as the Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division under President Obama. “It will be fiction, but now they’ll say it because they have them. Even if they find an infinitesimal number of wrong people on the rolls, they will lie about the numbers. This administration cannot be trusted. They have an enormous problem with credibility and an even bigger problem with data.”
Both red and blue states have resisted sharing their voter data with the Trump administration. A similar demand during Trump’s first term from his “election integrity” commission sparked a national outcry, but the responses this time have been more muted. According to the Brennan Center for Justice, “few states have sent the DOJ their voter files, and those that did—at least 11—seem to have provided only the publicly available versions of their voter files.”
“The Justice Department’s demand for voters’ personal information, including driver’s license numbers and Social Security numbers, is unprecedented and unlawful, and we will vigorously fight the federal government’s overreach in court,” Al Schmidt, Pennsylvania’s Republican secretary of state, said in a statement. California Secretary of State Shirley Weber, a Democrat, called the DOJ lawsuit “a fishing expedition and pretext for partisan policy objectives.”
The demand for sensitive data is but one aspect of the Trump DOJ’s assault on voting rights. The department alsofiled a brief this week in a Louisiana redistricting case, urgingthe Supreme Court to dramatically gut the Voting Rights Act (VRA).
Under a court order, Louisiana drew a second majority-Black congressional district in advance of the 2024 election, which the Supreme Court allowed, despite legal challenges, at least for the time being. The state, which is about one-third Black, has six congressional districts. In its brief, the DOJ called the new map “a form of electoral race-based affirmative action” and urged the Court to make it far more difficult to draw districts that would allow voters of color to elect their candidates of choice, essentially dealing a death blow to the VRA. “Effectively, this is asking SCOTUS to gut the VRA without saying you are gutting the VRA,” Michael Li, a redistricting expert at the Brennan Center, wrote on Bluesky.
The DOJ has already weaponized the VRA to boost Republican gerrymandering efforts. In early July, the department sent a letter to Texas alleging that four congressional districts, all represented by Black or Hispanic Democrats, were “unconstitutional racial gerrymanders.” Texas Gov. Greg Abbott cited that letter as a justification for redrawing the state’s map this summer, on Trump’s orders, to give Republicans five more US House seats.
But in court documents filed this week, Texas threw the DOJ under the bus, denouncing its “ham-fisted legal conclusions,” which “apparently sought to provide political cover for Texas to engage in partisan redistricting.” The disavowal of the DOJ’s argument is particularly notable given how closely Texas worked with the Trump administration to redraw its map.
The partisan legal advocacy, meddling in state affairs, and similar actions by the DOJ have made it increasingly clear that the department, and the administration, intend to turn civil rights laws on their head, using them to target the very communities they were designed to protect.
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Trump’s housing department rolls back work to combat residential segregation, whistleblowers allege
Allegations against Hud are latest sign of administration’s plans to transform enforcement of US civil rights lawsChris Stein (The Guardian)
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I'll just leave this here.
"One of the world’s most powerful technology leaders [Peter Thiel] has reportedly warned that regulating artificial intelligence risks hastening the coming of the Antichrist."
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“Yes”
In labeling Greta Thunberg as antichrist, he is definitely allies himself with big oil wealth without stating climate denial because tech billionaires don’t roll that way. he’s found another way to get out the most closely held trope of the superrich that public outcry is a plot for one world government.
Never mind that the super rich work diligently to have too totalitarian control over everything
New Hampshire and Vermont Could be Next to Introduce “Balcony Solar”
This story was originally published by Canary Media and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
Small solar-panel kits that can be assembled as easily as an Ikea bookcase and plugged into a regular residential outlet could be coming soon to New Hampshire and Vermont. Lawmakers and advocates in both states are preparing legislation that would make these plug-in solar systems accessible to residents who don’t have the space, money, or inclination to install a larger, conventional rooftop array.
“It’s really about energy affordability,” said Kevin Chou, cofounder of Bright Saver, a nonprofit that advocates for the adoption of plug-in solar. “It’s about access for people who wanted solar but haven’t been able to get it.”
These systems—also called “portable” or “balcony” solar — generally come in kits that even a novice can put together at home. They plug into a standard outlet, sending the power they generate into a home’s wires, rather than drawing electricity out.
Unlike rooftop arrays, plug-in systems don’t generate enough power to meet all, or even most, of a household’s needs, but they offset enough consumption to pay for themselves within four or five years, even without incentives like tax credits or net metering, Chou said. Models now on the market start at about $2,000. If the equipment becomes more popular and prices come down, the payback period could get even shorter.
“You don’t need any subsidies to make this work,” Chou said. “The pure economics are so attractive, it’s one of the best investments you can make.”
These systems have taken off in Germany, where more than a million have been deployed, but have been much slower to catch on in the United States.
DIY solar “seemed like something that would fit into the ethos of people being able to make individual choices.”
Recently, though, the idea has gained traction in the US. In March, Utah lawmakers, working with Bright Saver, unanimously passed a law authorizing and regulating the equipment, making it the first state to lay out the welcome mat for plug-in solar. Last month, a Pennsylvania state representative announced plans to introduce a similar law, and Bright Saver is having conversations with lawmakers in about a dozen additional states about possible legislation, Chou said.
All of the legislative proposals follow the same principles as Utah’s law: They would define a new class of small, portable solar systems, and establish the right of households to use the systems without submitting applications or paying fees to the state or utilities. They also define safety standards for the systems, including that they be certified by Underwriters Laboratories, or UL, a company that sets standards and provides safety certifications for a wide range of products.
At the moment, two manufacturers make plug-in solar systems with inverters that have been certified as complying with safety requirements, Chou said. Because the market for portable solar is so new, however, UL has not developed standards for entire systems. Bright Saver and other plug-in solar supporters have been working with the company on this issue and expect a standard to be released in the next month or two, Chou said.
Other startups are waiting in the wings, hoping to launch their own products next year, once the questions about UL standards are resolved, he added.
“Bottom line: Once Vermont’s legislation passes, there will be existing manufacturers ready to sell into the state immediately, along with new entrants waiting for additional UL clarity, who are also preparing to launch,” Chou said.
Supporters hope the benefits of plug-in solar—lower electricity costs, freedom to make personal energy choices—will help the idea gain support even in states not known for their embrace of renewable energy, and despite federal efforts to slow or stop renewable energy progress. The early and robust acceptance of the technology in deep-red Utah has bolstered this vision.
“I am optimistic that, as in Utah, it’s going to be seen as a commonsense way to just get out of the way and let people do good things,” said Ben Edgerly Walsh, climate and energy program director at the Vermont Public Interest Research Group, an organization backing Vermont’s expected plug-in solar bill.
“This creates access for folks who might otherwise not have the authority to put something on their roof.”
In New Hampshire, a swing state known for its “live free or die” libertarian streak, Democratic state Sen. David Watters also thinks this dynamic might work in the technology’s favor, despite the state’s historical lack of support for measures boosting solar use.
“We’re really kind of stuck in a rut with anti-renewable-energy sentiment in the House,” Watters said. “This seemed like something that would fit into the ethos of people being able to make individual choices.”
Watters, a member of the state Senate’s Energy and Natural Resources Committee, worked with local advocacy group Clean Energy New Hampshire to author a rough draft of a plug-in solar bill based on Utah’s new law. It will be refined in the coming months and formally introduced in the legislature in January.
Notably, Watters said, his proposal would not stop homeowners associations or landlords from imposing their own rules on members and tenants.
“Their authority is not taken away,” he said. “For this state, that’s crucial.”
In Vermont, two Democratic state legislators—Sen. Anne Watson, chair of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy, and Rep. Kathleen James, chair of the counterpart committee in the House—are championing a plug-in solar bill based on model legislation drafted by Bright Saver. Watson is particularly excited for the potential of plug-in solar to reach low-income residents and renters.
“This creates access for folks who might otherwise not have the authority to put something on their roof, or who might need something a little more flexible,” she said.
Vermont, a decidedly left-leaning state, has long welcomed renewables. The state’s governor, Phil Scott, however, is a Republican who has shown reluctance to spend public money on clean energy. Further, the legislature lost its veto-proof Democratic majorities during the last election, so prospects for forward movement on energy and climate issues have been dimmed this year.
However, Watson has already heard a lot of positive feedback from her fellow lawmakers, even though the bill won’t be taken up until the legislature reconvenes in January. Indeed, several colleagues came to her with similar proposals before learning she was already working on it. She has also had initial conversations with the Scott administration and found it willing to consider the idea, she said.
“While I can’t say they are necessarily for it, the reception I’ve received so far is that they are open and interested in learning more,” she said. “I am hoping for broad support.”
This post has been syndicated from Mother Jones, where it was published under this address.
Plug-in solar bills are in the works in New Hampshire and Vermont
DIY "balcony" solar kits, which can save residents money and give them more independence, are piquing interest from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.Canary Media
Unions, activists and other civil groups gathered in Paris yesterday to support the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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#AllEyesOnSumud #BreakTheSiege #FreePalestine
Rassemblement de soutien à la flottille pour Gaza
Ce vendredi 26 septembre, plusieurs associations, syndicats, organisations politiques et citoyennes se sont retrouvés à Paris dans le cadre de l’initiative « La Bastille pour Gaza ». ...Franck Cartelet (L'Humanité)
Il genere musicale più odiato da internet
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Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.www.youtube.com
visto che @itanglese apprezza le mie raccolte di inglese usato "a cazzum", se vuole troverà pane per i suoi denti sul Blog, nella Categoria: #dilloinitaliano
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Non sono contrario all'uso di termini inglesi, ma a tutto c'è un limite...Paoblog.net
The Guardian back in 2014: In Ukraine, the US is dragging us towards war with Russia
In Ukraine, the US is dragging us towards war with Russia
John Pilger: Washington's role in Ukraine, and its backing for the regime's neo-Nazis, has huge implications for the rest of the worldJohn Pilger (The Guardian)
The image depicts four cartoon characters dressed in black suits with red ties, sitting at a table. Each character holds a sign with a statement related to the biblical account of childbirth and pain relief. The first character's sign reads, "GENESIS SAYS WOMEN SHOULD SUFFER IN CHILDBIRTH." The second character's sign states, "SO, IT'S BIBLICAL FOR WOMEN TO SUFFER!" The third character's sign says, "WE SHOULD HELP THEM SUFFER MORE." The fourth character's sign reads, "LET'S BAN PAIN RELIEF!" The characters' expressions range from serious to distressed, and the overall tone of the image is satirical. The artist's signature, "nakedpastor," is visible in the bottom right corner.
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Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah: Revolutionary architect of global oratory
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's speeches shaped a narrative of global resistance, blending faith, strategy, and defiance against imperialism, from Lebanon to Gaza, Yemen, and beyond.Rasha Reslan (Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah: Revolutionary architect of global oratory)
Futaba Sakura by Allison at AnimeNext'17 | The Little Things We Miss In Life
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'An der Schwelle zum Tag' #FotoVorschlag
När morgondimman lättar.
#Photography #darktable #mft #MicroFourThirds #olympus
US postpones imposition of sanctions against Serbian NIS at least until October 8 — TV - Business & Economy - TASS
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that Belgrade was becoming collateral damage in the US-Russia standoff and warned that the cost for Serbia would be extremely high
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in reply to hkz • • •This #caturday my cats are testing the Olivetti M(eow)24.
They are actually taking turns to sit on the monitor.
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