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Happiness is watching #StradeBianche with a full Antipasto loadout

The story of Strade Bianche YouTube video by Domestique

Happy Strade Bianche Day to all who celebrate #StradeBianche

A beautiful introduction, I caught a bit of gravel dust.

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WE'RE GONNA WIN THE CUP! #LFC #YNWA

CURRRRRRTTTIIISSSS! #LFC #YNWA STOP MOANING

MOSALLLLLLAAAAAAAH! #LFC #YNWA

ROBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOO! #LFC #YNWA

Ok, so let’s do this! Let’s track just how long it took Tony and the #TimeTeam archeologists to wind up in the pub drinking beer in each episode …

Let's call the whole thing off.

Ah, it’s the first U.S. sinking since WW2, still a very odd think to boast about. “It’s our first war crime since My Lai”

Well yes, but the British Military never do anything according to the U.S. good old boys.

Actually boasting that it's the first ship sunk by a torpedo since WW2, as if that's a good thing. Completely playing to the death lust of the worst sort of bigoted Maga.

“We cannot say that the United States’ actions are against international law, but we condemn Iran’s retaliatory actions as against international law,” is neither a coherent nor a compelling position.

While they ignore the fact that decent sized cycle lanes on trunk routes act as fast overtake lanes for emergency vehicles, especially during rush hour. You can still put traffic calming on the main car routes, while providing a bypass for emergency vehicles. Cyclists typically being aware of space

This is a family owned place that has existed for decades in Liverpool

www.mattas.co.uk

Paul Conroy’s Last Photo Essay: Cuba’s Moment of Reckoning Veteran war photographer and correspondent Paul Conroy died of natural causes a day after returning from Cuba with this report of another city under siege. He never stopped bearing witness

Really saddened to hear of the death of the legendary Paul Conroy at just 61 - one of the bravest, best and kindest of people and an astonishingly good photographer to boot.

Here is his last work for Byline Times.

www.bylinesupplement.com/p/paul-conro...

In Maryland, medical groups pushed back on legislation approving the boxes, citing safety concerns. In Nebraska, a lawmaker successfully opposed baby boxes, which were ultimately written out of legislation. The devices, Sen. Carol Blood said, could "unknowingly provide concealment for crimes such as rape, incest or human trafficking." She also pointed out financial gain for nonprofits such as Kelsey's: "We're opening the doors for these grifters to come to Nebraska."

like, IT’S THE TRAFFICKING, YOU FUCKERS. IT’S THE COMMODIFICATION OF HUMAN BEINGS. Maybe ONE (1) elected official, in Nebraska, actually gets it??

The word is full of uneducated, unempathetic, absolute cunts

fuck ALL forms of state-sanctioned and state-mandated identity editing.

Massie goes full beast mode today.

Gets on the house floor, shreds the DOJ and starts naming names from the Epstein files.

Loving the first announcement #Krankenhaus

Remembering

Hans Scholl 22 Sep 1918 – 22 Feb 1943
Sophie Scholl 9 May 1921 – 22 Feb 1943
Christoph Probst 6 Nov 1919 – 22 Feb 1943
Stadelheim Prison, Munich, 5PM

Absolutely. And why not.

Absolutely GTFI :D

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha bottlers

Well that worked, forgot what time the match was on whilst making an Ikea bed. GET IN REDMEN! #LFC #YNWA

Driven straight into the benefits of Colonialism

Memorizing London's 25,000 streets changes cabbies' brains — and may prevent Alzheimer's One of the toughest vocational exams in the world requires candidates to memorize 25,000 streets in an area five times the size of Manhattan.

Highly connected brains from doing the knowledge and learning routes, and lots of time sat around with other people with highly connected minds. Not a surprise conspiracy runs deep because lateral thinking must be high.

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“You’re not gonna be able to air it.”

“This is an Australian news program. We use that word as an adverb.”

Another thing that gets lost in the drive to efficiency and dashboard lives. I actually love pulling data because it gives me time to look at peripheral information, get a sense of trends, spot GIGO risks, debug the process. Just relying on the end output is nutso.

Unpopular AI opinion: Doing data analysis yourself is an important learning exercise. Using AI to do it in your race to be more 'efficient' that means cheat yourself out of important thought and discovery processes that drive creativity, innovation, and utimately things that make you win.