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FAQs for This Weekend’s Bad Bunny Concert Featuring Football What time is kickoff? The Bad Bunny concert kicks off around 8:00 or 8:30 p.m., but there will be pre-concert entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. f...

Q: What time is kickoff?

A: The Bad Bunny concert kicks off around 8:00 or 8:30 p.m., but there will be pre-concert entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. from one group called the “New England Patriots” and another called the “Seattle Seahawks.”

Comic. [Person talking to person with black hat.] PERSON 1: Historically, it refers to a ceremony to predict the weather using a rodent. But nowadays people often use it to mean “a time loop experienced by one person.” PERSON 2: …What. [caption] Easily our weirdest holiday.

Groundhog Day Meaning

xkcd.com/3202/

olivia dean - i wanna be your lover (prince cover) none of these audios are mine! full credits are in the descriptions of each track!!😁 comment for removal!

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maybe a mini one that could be swung from a string instead might be 3D printable, super portable

one word; vuvuzelas.

Take a screenshot of this GIF, and whichever new word you land on is YOUR word for 2026.

Let's. Go.

Public domain 2026: Betty Boop, Pluto, and Nancy Drew set free Here are the biggest works entering the public domain.

Public domain 2026: Betty Boop, Pluto, and Nancy Drew set free

Another beautiful Shchedryk performance amidst ruins.

It was set in what used to be a DTEK thermal power plant — now destroyed by russia.

The contrast between russia’s destructive nature and the Ukrainian will to create beauty even in the darkest times is palpable.

YouTube video by UC Berkeley School of Law Do noncitizens have the same free speech rights as citizens?

Do noncitizens have the same rights as citizens?
This special episode of 𝘐𝘵'𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘢𝘸 features Professor Catherine Crump, Robert Glushko Clinical Professor of Practice in Technology Law. https://youtube.com/shorts/xMQeU-FIJHQ?feature=share

#ItstheLaw #BerkeleyLaw @catherinecrump.bsky.social

Germany’s Wind-Energy Surge Damps Power Prices Amid Warm Weather German wind generation is set to climb to a record early next week, meaning renewables may meet almost all the country’s power needs as demand remains subdued.

German wind generation is set to climb to a record early next week, meaning renewables may meet almost all the country’s power needs as demand remains subdued

I was a massive fan when it was on, one of the best shows ever!

Marina Abramović is Your Kid’s New Soccer Coach and the Team is Down by Nine Goals at the Half I face so much jealousy as Marina Abramović. Why are you jealous? Ask. Use your voices to ask and sing it as a question. Now get up. Really? Now si...

"Everyone put down their objects, your infernal orange slices. Everyone come and look into my eyes — one by one, look into my eyes. After I make you cry we will scrub these cow bones and we will weep and sing. This is all I can offer you."

THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM Kay Ryan The room is almost all elephant. Almost none of it isn't. Pretty much solid elephant. So there's no room to talk about it.

The room is
almost all
elephant.
Almost none
of it isn’t.
Pretty much
solid elephant.
So there’s no
room to talk
about it.

-Kay Ryan, “The Elephant in the Room”
#everynightapoem

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This is figure 1, which shows meat consumption and carbon hoofprint across the USA.

More than 11 million tonnes of meat is consumed in cities in the US every year, according to an analysis in Nature Climate Change. This equates to 329 million tonnes of carbon emissions, which is comparable to emission levels from US domestic fossil fuel use. go.nature.com/3Jo8DEh 🧪

UC Berkeley’s Omar Yaghi shares 2025 Nobel Prize in chemistry Yaghi created a field called reticular chemistry, which involves stitching together molecular building blocks to form porous structures — metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) — with myriad applications.

Congratulations to @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social professor Omar M. Yaghi for winning the Nobel Prize in chemistry for his groundbreaking work, which has already shown promise in yielding drinkable water from desert air. 💙 💛 🏅 www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/uc-berk...

4-panel Comic. (1) STUDENT: If the wavefunction only collapses when I observe it, does that mean my consciousness affects the universe? (2) [Bad:] PROFESSOR: Yes, quantum entanglement proves that we all have souls. (3) [Good:] PROFESSOR: No, consciousness plays no role here. It’s just physical measurement. (4) [Chaotic:] PROFESSOR: No. The wavefunction collapses when *I* look at it because I’m a full professor. It won’t collapse for an undergraduate.

Wavefunction Collapse

xkcd.com/3134/

Berserkers to bigfoot: Computational folklore explained in 101 seconds - Berkeley News By using computational methods to study folklore, UC Berkeley professor Tim Tangherlini is untangling the spread of conspiracies online, tracking pop music's meaning in Korea and more.

By using computational methods to study folklore, UC Berkeley professor Tim Tangherlini is untangling the spread of conspiracies online. news.berkeley.edu/2025/08/07/b...

If you feel the weather in your bones, this might be why Meteoropathy is an emerging field that studies physiological reactions to environmental changes, especially barometric shifts.

Some people feel the weather in their bones. A storm rolls in and so do headaches.

For years, this phenomenon was dismissed as imagination or coincidence.

Now, with sharper tools and more data, researchers are taking weather-related symptoms seriously.

Does using ChatGPT change your brain activity? Study sparks debate Scientists warn against reading too much into the small experiment getting lots of buzz.

The brains of people writing an essay with ChatGPT are less engaged than those of people blocked from using any online tools for the task

https://go.nature.com/44yqUXb

Did they not see the new study out of MIT this week showing people’s use of gen AI is associated with less neural connectivity? Sure, we can use AI more if we desire to lose our own cognitive capacities. Who benefits from this other than big tech?

Yes. I am right. I am seeing how Chat GPT is ruining students critical thinking and writing skills in real time. It is not the future. It is a tool designed to render the populace helpless, to make people doubt their innate intelligence, and to foster overreliance on technology.

go to Mexico City

It was when those planes were in midair, that judge said they should turn back, and they did not. That's my proposed start date. What's yours?

“Votaron más de los que votan por PRI o PAN”: Sheinbaum dice que participación en elección judicial fue “maravillosa”

🗳️ La presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum calificó la participación en elección judicial como "maravillosa" y dijo que fue un “gran ejercicio ciudadano”.

Señaló que votaron más de 13 millones de personas, más que los votos obtenidos por PAN, PRI o MC en 2024.

loss of power, at least 2 dead

just finished "The Divided Mind" by John Sarno, about to start "Mating in Captivity" by Esther Perel, waiting on Solnit's latest from my local library!

Could only read the first half, open w/o registration. What did you find terrific about it?

YouTube video by UC Berkeley School of Law Why does due process apply to everyone in the United States, not just citizens?

Why does due process apply to everyone in the United States, not just citizens? In this episode of It’s the Law, Dean Erwin Chemerinsky breaks down how the Fifth and 14th Amendments guarantee basic procedural fairness to all people, not just U.S. citizens.
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“Science has no passport, no gender, no ethnicity, no political party.”

EC President Ursula von der Leyen, announcing a €500M initiative to attract top global talent.

In a fractured world, science remains a unifying force – rooted in diversity, driven by curiosity, and shared by all humanity.