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Enough!

Like I molly whopped that hag before she even got to her dungeon AND managed to free all her victims. Didn't even know you could do that

Redoing my baldurs gate mystic run cause everything got corrupted with updates and had to rebuild the whole mod folder. I'm def taking my time with it more and trying to do everything I can in new ways

~ May 24 ~
1969: The Archies release their single "Sugar, Sugar", which goes on to become that year's Billboard Song of the Year.

Literally got to a part in Matriarch were Tina and Beyoncé could not rest after being on go mode for so many mouths after the end of a Destiny's Child tour! Everyone just gotta learn how to chill again

An album that is like no skips from me that I have to stop listening too or I'm gonna burn myself out... She's just too fucking good

As Klarna flips from AI-first to hiring people again, a new landmark survey reveals most AI projects fail to deliver Just 1 in 4 AI investments bring in the ROI they promise—but CEOs just can’t resist the technology.

Sure, AI may be an environmental disaster and produce mid outcomes in cases where it doesn't straight up lie, but at least it's extremely unprofitable.

Fancy That PinkPantheress · Album · 2025 · 9 songs

yall know about that? open.spotify.com/album/3o81FH...

modders gonna have to do big work for online cause those base gta online clothes were shit from the butt

woke up thinking about sinners

Just had the most amazing cry I my dreams thank you alternate reality me hope you get that new position on that show and thanks to my roommate for giving it to me

dream ribbon hello kitty 💫

Left alone by humans, wildlife returns to the Eaton Fire burn area Trail cameras installed by a group of volunteers documented the first mountain lion back in the area March 26. It was seen again as recently as two nights ago.

Wildlife is returning to the Eaton Fire burn area and scientists are closely tracking it four months after the Los Angeles area wildfires tore through the Angeles National Forest and destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses in Altadena.

"As leaders of America’s colleges, universities, and scholarly societies, we speak with one voice against the unprecedented government overreach and political interference now endangering American higher education. We are open to constructive reform and do not oppose legitimate government oversight. However, we must oppose undue government intrusion in the lives of those who learn, live, and work on our campuses. We will always seek effective and fair financial practices, but we must reject the coercive use of public research funding. America’s system of higher learning is as varied as the goals and dreams of the students it serves. It includes research universities and community colleges; comprehensive universities and liberal arts colleges; public institutions and private ones; freestanding and multi-site campuses. Some institutions are designed for all students, and others are dedicated to serving particular groups. Yet, American institutions of higher learning have in common the essential freedom to determine, on academic grounds, whom to admit and what is taught, how, and by whom. Our colleges and universities share a commitment to serve as centers of open inquiry where, in their pursuit of truth, faculty, students, and staff are free to exchange ideas and opinions across a full range of viewpoints without fear of retribution, censorship, or deportation. Because of these freedoms, American institutions of higher learning are essential to American prosperity and serve as productive partners with government in promoting the common good. Colleges and universities are engines of opportunity and mobility, anchor institutions that contribute to economic and cultural vitality regionally and in our local communities. They foster creativity and innovation, provide human resources to meet the fast-changing demands of our dynamic workforce, and are themselves major employers. They nurture the scholarly pursuits that ensure America’s leadership in research, and many prov…

NEW— Nearly 200 US college presidents affirm their schools as places where "faculty, students, and staff are free to exchange ideas and opinions…without fear of retribution, censorship, or deportation."

Signers include Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, UPenn, Brown, Tufts

Notably absent: Columbia

BREAKING: A new Gaza solidarity encampment is being built at Yale, one year after dozens were arrested here. They demand immediate divestment from Israeli weapons manufacturing.

Despite the Trump admin abducting activists like Mahmoud Khalil nationwide, hundreds of are here anyway.

FREE PALESTINE!

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I told my uber driver it smelled good in the car he told me it was his cologne and turned around and sprayed me with it.

Like we need him in there cause I'll be partying too!

Also are we tapping into the Oblivion remake!! It looks really good icl

Also new doctor who season is really fun, Belinda is giving Martha in the best way and I really do hope she comes and meets her. And I cant wait to see her dynamic with Ruby.... Like WOOO

When the world connected on Skype On the eve of its demise, Rest of World readers remember how Skype changed their world.

In a few weeks, Skype is going the way of other early internet icons like AOL Instant Messenger and Friendster. But before it shuts down, we asked Rest of World readers to share their favorite memories of using the video-calling service
restofworld.org/2025/skype-s...

Guys I'm having sweet cravings real bad... This weekend I might finally get a dessert or something

The Legacy Of The Mississippi Delta Chinese Chinese immigrants came to the Mississippi Delta as agricultural laborers. Many moved on to become grocers in African-American neighborhoods. Some stores remain, but many folks have moved on and away.

The Chinese characters are there because they have a long history in the Delta.

www.npr.org/2017/03/18/5...

Kenyan #journalist Alvin Kaunda was reporting live from Nairobi when a curious baby #elephant, Kindani, decided to join the broadcast. The playful elephant stuck her trunk in Alvin's mouth, making for a hilarious moment! A joyful reminder of wildlife's charm and the work of the Sheldrick Trust!

The conclave begins and seeing the candidates.... There's only 2 I'm rooting for

some will say this is fake

Chuu did her thing yes omggg