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I was heartbroken when I heard about the devastating attacks in Southport. My distress was shared by people up and down the country. But only people of colour will be familiar with the anxiety that such a heinous crime brings. Our grief and worry is tinged with the fear that if the perpetrator is a […]
EYES: Not to brag, but we were among the first to go. We’ve required glasses or contact lenses for decades.
STOMACH: Eyes said that? No, I was definitely the first—not to mention the worst.
EYES: I guess I started to act up around the same time as Stomach. That was quite a year.
EARS: We got damaged early on, with all the loud music, but she didn’t really know it was happening at the time. Then years later, tinnitus. We’re sneaky like that.
BRAIN: I’ve always been a little different. Can’t do math, but can remember every song lyric ever. Ears played a role in that too.
FEET: We’ve always been problematic. But we’ve really ramped things up over the last several years. The need for orthotic insoles? That’s all us.
BLADDER: I work overtime all the time. During the day, at night, I never stop.
The Pentagon is in the midst of a massive $2 trillion multiyear plan to build a new generation of nuclear-armed missiles, bombers, and submarines. A large chunk of that funding will go to major nuclear weapons contractors like Bechtel, General Dynamics, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman. And they will do everything in their power to keep that money flowing. This January, a review of the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) program under the Nunn-McCurdy Act — a congressional provision designed to rein in cost overruns of Pentagon weapons programs — found that the missile, the crown jewel of the nuclear overhaul plan involving 450 missile-holding silos spread across five states, is already 81% over its original budget. It is now estimated... Read more
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This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Dries Buytaert's blog.
Drupal Starshot aims to attract mid-market marketers by offering out-of-the-box marketing best practices, user-friendly tools, AI-driven site building features, all while maintaining the many advantages of Drupal Core.
I'm excited to share the first version of Drupal Starshot's product strategy, a document that aims to guide the development and marketing of Drupal Starshot. To read it, download the full Drupal Starshot strategy document as a PDF (8 MB).