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Heute um 16:03 Uhr wendet die Sonne, die Tage werden wieder länger, der Winter beginnt.
Frohes Jul / Yule für alle, die es feiern - und nicht "völkisch" oder sonst wie faschomässig unterwegs sind.

Shit will hit the fan soon
#Epstein
https://couriernewsroom.com/news/leaked-epstein-files-talking-poin…

#DearLazyWeb: Hey #Nederlanders ik heb en expat vrag over mijn #VvE. Our management company is absolute garbage. Our VVE management company recently scheduled repainting, during winter, with the most incompetent company possible, who did a horrible job, some of which didn't need to be done. Our windows had just been repainted since they were painted before we moved in, so 1/3 of the work they did was unnecessary, and now they look much worse than they did before. I could go on, but generally lots and lots of complaints along with absolutely terrible service.
Our upstairs neighbor (also an owner) also hates them and wants to switch, but a rental company owns the top half of the building and seems to be trying to force us in to staying. Basically, this management company is super cheap and the rental company are absolutely trash absentee leaches. (They *may* also have not been paying their part of the VvE fees for a while, but I'm not totally sure I understood everything.)
Unfortunately, I am way out of my depth and can't seem to get much help from google. Can anyone give me some advice about what to read or who to talk to, or are we actually stuck?

Kimi Onoda, Japan's new Minister of State for Economic Security, is a 43 year old half-Irish ex-game industry PR femcel with an extensive history of defending her exclusive attraction to anime boys on twitter

Why do none of these articles even touch on how much data DOGE stole from the US government, how much damage they caused to the security of government IT systems, and how much DOGE exposed all of our data to foreign adversaries?
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/202

‘They sowed chaos to no avail’: the lasting legacy of Elon Musk’s Doge
The billionaire – who had no government experience – left various federal agencies in disarray while overseeing an ‘efficiency’ drive across Washington

Our pick this week comes from doom metal pioneers Saint Vitus.
If you like your metal dirty and sludgy, then this is absolutely for you. And even if you don't, check it out and see what we had to say about the track, the band and the legacy.
Follow us as we showcase a new track from across the world of #rock and

Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
One awesome, hand picked song from the world of rock and metal, showcased every week. Nothing more, nothing less! 🤘

And you don't need to accept the trap of authoritarian masculinity on logic alone, the proof is right there in male influencers like Andrew Tate and their followers. These dipshits get so obsessed with gatekeeping they don't realize that the gates they're tending keep them in, that the more walls they put up to protect their privilege, the smaller their identity can be. They huddle in tiny pens, terrified of crossing imaginary bounds that they imposed *on themselves.*
They have built their own torture chambers and locked themselves inside, and for what? They turn themselves into dragons, hoarding what they see as valuable while repressing every emotion including joy. And if they let themselves experience joy, they would, perhaps, realize that all these privileges are inconsistent with it. They might, perhaps, recognize that they have built up these privileges so they don't have to admit that their suffering and fear are not, in fact, admirable. They might have to face the fact that they have lived lives that are deeply pathetic, might have to face the fact that only empathy can give one access to deep satisfaction, might have to face the fact that they have lived their whole lives on a treadmill, going nowhere.
But I assume that they won't ever do that, because to do so would force them to face the enormity of the emotional debt, the pain and suffering they have inflicted on the world, and those are big feelings. It's far easier to hide in a hole, forever alone, making up silly rules to keep everyone inside scared and keep everyone outside from seeing in.

Chiefs hit bye week aiming to sort out uneven play https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46826402/after-loss-chiefs-look-sort-inconsistencies-bye

Classic - Breakfast in America (1979) von
#Supertramp #Model Kate Murtagh im Jahr 2016
https://www.instagram.com/p/DJquMx6Oany/

COVER ART MATTERS on Instagram: "In 2016, Kate Murtagh, the actress and model who famously portrayed the waitress on Supertramp’s iconic Breakfast in America album cover, was 95 years old. That year, a touching photo surfaced online showing her recreating the playful expression she made in 1979, a wide, cheeky smile and raised eyebrows that had become part of rock history. The original album cover featured Murtagh dressed as a diner waitress styled after the Statue of Liberty, holding a glass of orange juice in place of a torch and a menu instead of a tablet. Behind her was a whimsical model of the New York City skyline made entirely from breakfast items like cereal boxes, egg cartons, and cutlery, perfectly matching the album’s satirical take on American culture. Kate Murtagh passed away in October 2017 at the age of 96, leaving behind one of the most memorable images in rock music history. Art Direction by Mike Doud Design by Mick Haggerty Photography by Aaron Rapoport"
151K likes, 570 comments - coverartmatters on May 15, 2025: "In 2016, Kate Murtagh, the actress and model who famously portrayed the waitress on Supertramp’s iconic Breakfast in America album cover, was 95 years old. That year, a touching photo surfaced online showing her recreating the playful expression she made in 1979, a wide, cheeky smile and raised eyebrows that had become part of rock history. The original album cover featured Murtagh dressed as a diner waitress styled after the Statu…

"There is also another rival to restaurant and takeaway pizzas: the cook-at-home oven pizza."
They mean something you buy ready to cook in a supermarket - as if it's somehow difficult to make a pizza from scratch, where you know what's gone into it.
What went wrong with Pizza Hut? - BBC News
https://www.

What went wrong with Pizza Hut?
Up against the likes of Domino's, Pizza Hut is closing half its UK restaurants. What went wrong?