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These plants showed “extraordinary durability” and may pave the way for extraterrestrial agriculture
The post Moss Might Survive Nearly Two Decades in Space appeared first on Nautilus.
The Coalition’s leader in exile, lil’ Andy Hastie, is undecided on when he will stick the knife in to interim Coalition leader, Sussan ‘SS’ Ley, he is leaning towards doing so next year, as it will allow him to have... Read More ›
Normally I ignore the style of government rhetoric and concentrate on the substance. But the Trump administration is so pathetically juvenile it beggars belief: Womp womp, cry all you want. These criminal illegal aliens aren’t getting released. Like clockwork, violent rioters have arrived at the Broadview ICE facility to demand the release of some of […]
The Mars-size object that smashed into our planet and made the moon came from the inner solar system
The post Earth’s Nastiest Neighbor Was Closer Than We Thought appeared first on Nautilus.
I have a piece over at the London Review of Books Blog about the UK government’s appalling changes to the way refugees are treated in the country. “After the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, announced the government’s new policies for ‘Restoring Order and Control’ in the House of Commons yesterday, one MP after another stood up […]
1. There’s a turkey neck situation.
2. Is it four thousand degrees in the kitchen, or is it just you?
3. You love your family, but you also wish they’d leave you alone so you can watch Gilmore Girls and eat mashed potatoes.
4. You’re so bloated that you feel like a float in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade.
5. Something that should be moist is instead very, very dry.
6. You’ve been obsessively trying to prepare for it, but who knows what will actually happen.
7. The placemats your kid made in kindergarten are making you tear up.
8. You need to go to an Orangetheory class for your own sanity.
9. There are tender breasts and big, meaty thighs.
10. You fall asleep on the couch at 4 p.m., then you’re wide awake at 3 a.m.
11. You swear you didn’t eat that much, but you look like you’re about five months pregnant, which you definitely are not. Or wait. Could you be?
12. There’s a bloodied history.
13. You’re debating whether to go the all-natural, hormone-free route or to just go for the hormones.
14. You’re not sure why you just walked into the kitchen.
Despite record revenue, the Big Tech juggernaut is cash poor and chip rich.
The maternal instinct known as “postmortem attentive behavior” was documented in these fierce marine mammals for the first time
The post A Leopard Seal Mother’s Love Transcends Death appeared first on Nautilus.
Lawmakers quietly rolled back food safety regulations and nutrition guidelines in the government shutdown deal.
The channel was criticised by media reform campaigners for its "fawning" interview with the President as it dismissed revelations of his extensive ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Richard Randolph, now Malik Abdul-Sajjad, is scheduled to die tonight. His biological mother will never get a chance to meet him.
The post At 17, She Gave Up Her Son. Sixty Years Later, She Found Him on Death Row. appeared first on The Intercept.
MCP is released in a new 1.2 version
Omedia has put a lot of effort into getting the 1.2 version of MCP out. The module is now security covered, it works with the Tool API, adds OAuth authentication, a much better configuration system and a first preview of MCP Studio.
It now fully supports the HTTP and STDIO transports and independent where you want to source your tools, AI function calling, Drush commands or Tool API its all just available.
Read more about Giorgi Jibladze’s post on LinkedIn.
Across every sector, leaders see the potential of AI, but many are struggling to turn that potential into measurable value.
Gartner’s 2023 and 2024 findings show that a significant proportion of AI projects stall before reaching production, often due to unclear use cases and limited organizational readiness. The MIT Sloan Management Review highlights that, while most executives recognize AI’s transformative potential, few can translate it into ROI.
Under Black Week gör utländska företag och storbanker miljardvinster på din, lokalsamhällets och miljöns bekostnad. Hjälp till att vända utvecklingen genom att bara handla lokalt och kontant den 24-30 november. Sedan Black Friday fick sitt genombrott i Sverige har e-handeln ökat explosionsartat. Senaste Black Week kördes 3,3 miljoner paket med lastbil och flyg till Sverige, […]
The Trump administration’s push for war on Venezuela includes alleging Maduro controls a government-run “narcoterrorist” conspiracy.
The post Rubio Says Maduro is Terrorist-in-Chief of Venezuela’s “Cártel de los Soles.” Is It Even a Real Group? appeared first on The Intercept.
What is love to you? An artist focuses on the hands and gestures of his subjects as they reflect on this boundless question
- by Aeon Video
In a tight Democratic primary, El-Sayed is trying to distinguish himself as one of two candidates running from the left.
The post Abdul El-Sayed Wants to Be the First Pro-Palestine Senator From Michigan appeared first on The Intercept.
Doctors said my son would die. I wouldn’t believe them, raised millions of dollars and travelled the world for a cure
- by Lina Zeldovich
Loose threads, tugged seams and torn hems. How wearing vintage clothes helps me accept the discomfort of imperfection
- by Freya Howarth
As Nigel Farage's party scraps climate schemes around the country, new data shows flood risk surging across the ten councils it leads
This life-giving element, stored in rock and organic material, moves around Earth in an ancient cycle we have just broken
- by Jack Lohmann
More than four years on from the TV presenter's death, her mother laments that the Labour Government is 'scared of the press' and will not consider media reform
It is fifty years today since the death of Francisco Franco, the dictator who ruled Spain with an iron hand for thirty-six years. Despite the passage of decades, the influence of his dictatorship can still be felt in Spanish politics and society. In 1982, the socialist leader Alfonso Guerra jubilantly declared ‘Not even her mother […]
Tuli Saha and Alexandra Varadi High levels of household indebtedness can amplify negative economic shocks, if highly indebted mortgagors make larger cuts to spending in response to them or are more vulnerable to defaulting on mortgage payments adding to bank losses. These are tail risks which can pose significant financial instability. In this post, we … Continue reading The debt trigger: how household debt can amplify the effect of rising rates