
“Man is so made that when anything fires his soul, impossibilities vanish.”
Read More“Man is so made that when anything fires his soul, impossibilities vanish.”
Read MoreThe brilliant exhaust from the solid rocket boosters (center) and blue mach diamonds from the main engine nozzles mark the launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour from Launch Pad 39A on Feb. 11, 2000.
Read MoreSome of the 300 Russian fishermen stranded on an ice floe drifting in the Sea of Okhotsk in the Western Pacific have refused evacuation, Russia’s emergency ministry said on Wednesday.
Read MoreLinksDAO began by selling NFTs, but the market has moved on in the time since.
Read MoreMore than 200,000 Danish nationals have signed a satirical online petition on the matter.
Read MoreUS Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday warned global leaders and tech industry executives that “excessive regulation” could cripple the rapidly growing artificial intelligence industry in a rebuke to European efforts to curb AI’s risks.
Read MoreNothing in Texas law would stop Tesla from launching a robotaxi service.
Read MoreThe removal of the buoy may be part of China’s moves toward resolving issues between the two countries.
Read MoreIn a letter to US bishops, the Catholic leader warned that the plan will harm the already vulnerable.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has requested the Election Commission’s response regarding pleas for verifying burnt memory and symbol loading units in EVMs. The court emphasized no data erasure or reloading during verification, just an engineer’s certification is needed. The Election Commission is expected to clarify the procedure and address the high verification cost by March 3.
Read MoreA strange metallic object was spotted hovering above the icy waters of the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia, Argentina. The images, shared widely across social media platforms over the weekend, show disc-shaped UAP. The tourists, aboard a catamaran en route to observe penguin colonies, initially focused on capturing Tierra del Fuego’s stark landscapes. It was only later, while reviewing their photos, that they noticed the anomaly: a smooth, bronze-toned object suspended mid-air, its surface glinting in the sunlight. The clarity of the images—showing the object tilted at an angle—has ruled out claims of camera malfunctions or lens flares. Eyewitnesses described the object…
The post Tourists in Argentina Capture Crystal-Clear Images of UAP Over Water appeared first on Anomalien.com.
Read More[GroundUp] Some harm reduction and LGBTI services have already closed
Read MoreArvind Kejriwal’s meeting with Punjab MLAs sparks speculation of internal dissent. Both BJP and Congress allege that Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann is under pressure after AAP’s defeat in Delhi. Mann denies any rift within the party, asserting AAP’s unity despite the ongoing rumors.
Read MoreGaming can get expensive—especially when you’re an unsupervised child with Mommy or Daddy’s credit card. This 15-year-old was happy to spend his uncle’s money on his gaming, but when the swift hand of justice came around, he quick saved and bailed before the final boss.
While it behooves many parents to think the best of their children, when a non-gaming adult discovers 100’s of PlayStation charges on their credit card, perhaps it’s time to start considering plausible alternatives. It’s possible that your little angel child is spending $25 on in-game purchases that make their character look like a glow stick or maybe there’s a new treasurebox that can only be unlocked through an online DLC. I understand giving your kid the benefit of the doubt when it comes to tomfoolery, but this uncle caught his nephew red-handed stealing from the family cookie jar.
Read on for the full story that’ll leave non-gamers baffled at the expenses that can rack up to make your Fortnite character do a sassy little front flip at the end of each game.
Pobody’s Nerfect. Wait, I mean Nobody’s Perfect. Proving my own dang point. Everyone, and I mean everyone has flaws. Even Dolly Parton. She only made one Dollywood, and that’s a flaw. Part of being human is messing up. We sometimes hold opinions that we later learn to be based on false information. We hurt the feelings of others on accident, and sometimes on purpose. We push doors that say “pull” and we don’t always rewind the tape before we give it back to Blockbuster (for those old heads in the audience). And we wouldn’t want to be perfect. Perfect would mean that there’s nothing left to work on, no reason to get out of bed in the morning. Perfect would be inhuman.
What we can do, though, is approach perfection. Like that perfect slice of pizza that came right out of the oven– saucy, salty, cheesy, and chewy, all in the right proportions. Fleeting, but almost perfect.
PEARLY GATES — With eternity before him and the full understanding of the divine presence at hand, local soul William Bennett, expressed his excitement over finally being able to learn how much Mountain Dew Code Red he consumed in his life.
Read MoreU.S. — Amid ongoing controversy over the Department of Government Efficiency’s investigations into numerous federal agencies to uncover fraud and waste, a new study found that people trying to stop financial audits usually have great reasons and are totally innocent of any wrongdoing.
Read MoreSin has many tools, but a lie is the handle which fits them all. Oliver Wendell Holmes You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. Deuteronomy 6:5 The English Standard Version A novice monk asked a seasoned old veteran of the abbey, […]
The post This Day’s Thought-Tuesday appeared first on This Day's Thought.
Read MoreIs this the largest hummingbird ever?
Although it may look like a popular fluttering
nectarivore,
what is pictured is actually a beautifully detailed and colorful
aurora,
complete with rays reminiscent of feathers
Family ties and religious obligations may affect one another, but they are not necessarily opposed. Saint Scholastica’s relationship with her brother Saint Benedict, is a good example.
Read MoreA Victorian woman was found to have ordered over 300 alcohol products in the six months prior to her death.
Read More[RFI] Heads of state, top government officials, and scientists from around 100 countries have gathered in Paris for a two-day international summit on developing artificial intelligence (AI). Decisions are expected to be reached on AI’s real-world impact and how to take it forward together. The African continent has an important role to play, a Cameroonian AI specialist tells RFI.
Read More“Be faithful to that which exists within yourself.”
Read MoreThis view from space shuttle Columbia shows Mount Everest, which reaches 29,028 feet in elevation (8,848 meters), along with many glaciers. Mount Everest is to the left of the V-shaped valley.
Read MoreThe Royal Australian College of GPs has unveiled its plan to ensure affordable access to GPs ahead of the next federal election, including expanding bulk billing incentives to under-35’s.
Read MoreYouTube reached more than 2.5 billion viewers globally in 2024.
Read MoreWASHINGTON – The Trump administration’s move to gut the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has crippled the agency’s ability to conduct any proper oversight of unspent aid worth $8.2 billion, an independent government watchdog said on Monday.
Read MoreFor centuries, the human mind has grappled with the nature of time. The ability to alter its flow, peer into the past, or glimpse the future has remained a tantalizing mystery. While mainstream physics holds that time is an unyielding force, moving steadily in one direction, some researchers have sought to challenge this notion. Among them was Nikolai Kozyrev, a Soviet astrophysicist whose controversial theories suggested that time might be more fluid than we assume. Kozyrev proposed that time was not just a passive dimension but an energy-like force interacting with matter and consciousness. Though dismissed by many of his…
The post Unlocking the Mystery of Kozyrev Mirrors: Time, Consciousness, and the Limits of Human Perception appeared first on Anomalien.com.
Read MoreLSK’s market shows strong retail dominance, with key indicators signaling potential price declines. Analyzing Whale vs Retail Delta, liquidation levels, and long-short ratios reveals…
From market dominance to social media hype, here’s what you need to keep an eye out for.
Most of us have experienced a pet displaying what looks like “guilty” behavior for doing something they shouldn’t have. But is there any reality behind this cute display?
Read MoreRepairs lasting at least two to three years would be necessary if the entire sewer needs to be replaced.
Read MoreThe combined balance of Japanese government bonds, borrowings and financing bills swelled by ¥7.2 trillion from the end of September 2024.
Read More[allAfrica] Trade relations between South Africa and the U.S. may be determined by the outcome of diplomacy
Read MoreThe Nationalist Congress Party criticized Ranveer Allahbadia for his inappropriate remark on India’s Got Latent but warned against disproportionate outrage leading to stricter government control over digital creators. Allahbadia apologized, and a formal complaint was lodged, calling for increased accountability while avoiding misuse for censorship.
Read MoreA residential area of the town in north-east Ukraine was hit on Sunday night.
Read MoreThe warning came after Kim accused the US of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula through its alliance with South Korea and Japan.
Read MoreThe BJP broke its 27-year jinx in Delhi by winning 48 out of 70 assembly seats, defeating AAP. Confident after this victory, the BJP is now targeting West Bengal in the 2026 assembly elections. BJP leaders believe their success in Delhi will boost morale for defeating Mamata Banerjee’s TMC in Bengal.
Read MoreI am so glad I grew up offline. Don’t get me wrong, I cherish and enjoy every single solitary second I spend on this sacred place we call “the internet.” However, I’m glad my uncensored access to the World Wide Web didn’t begin until I was 12. I still grew up during the era when little kids didn’t have phones, and we just watched the same episode of Hannah Montana over and over again to amuse ourselves. We were still frying our brains but with Cartoon Network instead of TikTok. Kids no longer go through the phase of having a flip phone during middle school before they’re responsible enough to handle having an actual smartphone. Whether you like it or not, we’ve built our society around phone dependency for literally every demographic. It’s not going away anytime soon, so you might as well enjoy every second of brain-smoothening entertainment that the internet has to offer.
It’s still winter—and we’re all starting to get over it, right? With the blustery wind at our backs and ice on the ground, there’s one thing that would make our serotonin levels spike without warning, changing our mood and improving the tone of the entire day: Sunshine.
Remember how therapeutic sunshine can be? With vitamin D coursing through our brains, there’s nothing that could stop us from fighting The Big Sad and having a wonderful day. It’s so simple yet so fleeting this time of year, it makes us wish we never cursed at the sky in the summertime when the sunset is at 9. Alas, there are many simple things that we take for granted that can be just as wonderful.
Therapeutic moments are all around us and are often as common as a belly laugh with a friend or petting your cat on the couch. Despite the noise of the big, bad world, sometimes it’s the smaller things that give our brains the warm n’ fuzzies. Keep scrolling for a reminder of all that is good and wonderful and to enjoy a quick therapy session that won’t charge you by the hour.
NEW ORLEANS, LA — The Philadelphia Eagles were flagged for roughing the passer before the Super Bowl even got underway, receiving a 15-yard penalty for shaking Patrick Mahomes’ hand too hard after the coin toss.
Read More