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Here’s a ‘top 7’ summary of my recent book chapter on homelessness in Yellowknife: Responding to homelessness in Yellowknife: Pushing the ocean back with a spoon
Israeli peace activist Miko Peled provides his recommendations for dealing with the rogue state of Israel.
The post Israeli Peace Activist Calls For Sanctions, No-Fly Zone On Israel appeared first on MintPress News.
1. An entire generation has been led to believe it’s the only path to financial success.
2. Your grandparents have no idea what it is you do, and it’s not worth trying to explain it to them.
3. Almost all of the money in the industry comes from attracting sponsorships.
4. You have to be prepared to defend your work in front of a hostile audience, looking for any excuse to tear it apart.
5. A key aspect involves replicating the findings of others to determine if they’re “real or cap.”
6. Conservatives are convinced that whatever you’re doing is somehow helping China.
7. The whole system relies on people doing thousands of hours of unpaid work.
8. There’s a good chance someone else will get all of the credit and notoriety for an idea you came up with.
9. Behind the scenes, a large tech company is providing funding and pulling the strings.
10. Odds are you’re living with—or will soon be living with—your parents.
11. It’s depressing how much younger (and more talented) some of your peers are.
In the wake of recession and two massive by-election defeats, an exclusive new poll for Byline Times suggests three quarters of voters don't believe the PM's claim to be turning the economy around
Everybody knows the multiple contenders for the overworked title of ‘Mr. Manchester’. But if there ever was someone deserving of the title of ‘Mr. Greater Manchester’, it would be Tony Lloyd, who died last month at the age of 73. At various periods of time serving as deputy leader of Trafford Council, the region’s Police […]
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- by John Whitfield
Note: this is a refresh of an old article I wrote in my previous life as a Technical Solutions Manager in Acquia. The old approach uses Drush, while the 2024 version is much faster to set up and easy to use through the Drupal UI. Read the old article in Acquia.com (Thanks Jenn Shramek, Sylvie Tse and Randy Fay to help me find this lost content)
Are you ready to bid adieu to Drupal 7 and embrace the possibilities of Drupal 10+? The transition may seem daunting, but fear not, because I'm here to guide you through the process of migrating from the aging Drupal 7 to the modern Drupal 10+.
John Mitchinson explores how the lessons of the Crimean War still resonate today
A declassified government report says documents about alleged atrocities have gone missing — and officials are flouting recordkeeping rules.
A conversation with Issue 53 cover artist John Hendrix.
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Israel’s allegations against the UNRWA aid organisation in Gaza have been rapidly exposed as lies.
The post Israeli attack on UNRWA aid another genocidal act first appeared on Solidarity Online.
For almost four days in January protest action with workers refusing to cross the community picket succeeded in preventing work on the ZIM shipping-line at Webb Dock in Melbourne.
The post ZIM, blockades and the unions: Lessons from Webb Dock first appeared on Solidarity Online.
More than 70 Victorian teachers and school staff attended a forum “Teachers for Palestine: why there’s no ‘neutrality’ on genocide” on 22 January, despite the Opposition Education spokesperson calling for the Education Department to discipline attendees.
The post Teachers won’t be silenced on Palestine first appeared on Solidarity Online.
After more than four months of determined industrial action, wharfies at DP World port terminals have won a 25.6 per cent pay rise over four years, while accepting changes to rostering.
The post DP World workers make big gains on pay but fall short on rosters first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The NSW Labor government is set to lock in more pollution through extending the life of Eraring, the country’s largest coal-fired power station.
The post Labor extending the life of coal and gas amid climate emergency first appeared on Solidarity Online.
The long-awaited review of Australia’s offshore detention was finally made public on 12 February, confirming all the issues with corruption that have been known for years.
The post Corruption shows offshore detention is rotten to the core—Labor can’t hide first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Criminal charges are being considered against a police officer over the death of 16-year-old Jai Wright, after the NSW Coroner suspended the inquest after two days on 30 January.
The post Charges against police possible over Jai Wright death first appeared on Solidarity Online.
About 1.4 million people marched across Germany at the end of January against the far right AfD (Alternative for Germany) party.
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A new armed offensive poses a major challenge to Myanmar’s military dictatorship after years of resistance, writes Vivian Honan
The post Myanmar’s generals face defeat first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Hamas grew out of the legitimate Palestinian resistance to Israel’s violence, writes James Supple, but its focus on armed struggle has not delivered liberation
The post Hamas and the politics of Palestinian resistance first appeared on Solidarity Online.
Episode 12 – the finale for Season 1 in our new Manga series – The Smith Family and their Adventures with Money – is now available. We will let everyone calm down from the excitement for a little while to give us time to write and draw Season 2, which will begin on May 24,…