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did ya boi enter week 3 of @tmntfashioncompetition just to dress up my blorbo in a villain outfit? yes, yes i did ^_^

anyways~

yes, tis me, going up against @thegunnsara and @cokoweee

outfit is just Talulah (Arknights) cosplay :D

also special thanks to @v-albion for hyping me up everytime i shared progress shots <3

[pwh3]

Climate Change March & Rally in New York City, September 17th, 2023.

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Cadillacs And Dinosaurs (arcade) (1993)

[chez-sad]

it’s been one year…

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[curestardust]

“Stay Alert Around Ms. Kimberly” Reverse: 1999 | Ms. Kimberly Short

[fountainpenguin]

Hey, can we talk about how the Founder's Day party was meant to celebrate Dale putting his statue up there with his ancestors' and yet the trivia contest prize was still a hat, not boots or anything themed around him?

Big opportunity for Dale to veer tradition with his own branding because it's HIS party, but he stuck with the hats (which we know have been a prize since Guzman was 9 or 10).

You'd think he could've made money selling a load of boot merch in honor of himself, but for some reason... he was big on keeping the party themed around his family history, not himself. There aren't even Dale facts in the trivia contest.

Also, his command tent is his dad's giant face despite Doug not appearing in the whole series and possibly not being alive.

Something something, I am once again sus about this whole city - including Dale's house - having Doug's Hat themes despite Dale making it explicitly clear he loves boots more than anything in the world.

He doesn't change anything that reminds him of his dad, huh? These are Daddy's Traditions and Daddy's Decorations and we do not make waves against Daddy.

[ohwatson]

bbc sherlock has rotted my brain so irreparably that i can’t step foot ANYWHERE in london without wondering if the place i’m in was referenced or was a filming location. new scotland yard, station where people do indeed work and home of the met police? nah. that’s just where lestrade hangs out fr. trafalgar square & national gallery, a renowned monument and museum? no! that’s where sherlock and john walk during the great game because he needs advice. bart’s hospital, medical center where patients are treated every day? lol as if, no! that’s the building where these two repressed british men met and subsequently ruined my life x

[silentlyinfamous]

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Floor It! To The Golden City: Joe CG Part 3

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✅ Making cities resilient to floods

About 44% of all disaster events around the world are flood-related.

In our new explainer episode, we show how ‘sponging’ cities can help them overcome the challenge of flooding while strengthening the local ecology, and boosting the economic and social well-being of residents.

In this episode, you will learn:

🟡 What a sponge city is (and how it works)

🟡 The benefits of ‘sponging’ cities (beyond flood-resilience)

🟡 Projects that demonstrate the principles and benefits of a sponge city at various scales (and what we can learn from them)

🟡 Why developers should be in favour of sponge city initiatives (they can save millions in costs)

And much more!

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Thank you to Holcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction for supporting season 5 of Ecogradia.

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Timestamps

00:00 Intro

01:43 What is a sponge city?

02:08 Features of a sponge city

04:16 Is 'sponging' expensive?

04:44 Benefits of a sponge city

08:19 The man who pioneered sponge cities

09:01 Yanweizhou Park | Jinhua, China

09:46 Why Bangkok and Jakarta are sinking

10:39 Tebet Eco Park | Jakarta, Indonesia

11:36 Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park | Bangkok, Thailand

12:13 Copenhagen's Cloudburst Management Plan

13:14 Sankt Kjelds Plads | Copenhagen, Denmark

14:06 How sponge cities can profit: Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park | Singapore

15:46 How sponge cities can profit: Portland | USA

16:21 Outro

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This episode features the following projects:

Yanweizhou Park | Jinhua, China (2014)

Designed by Turenscape

Tebet Eco Park | Jakarta, Indonesia (2022)

Designed by SIURA Studio

Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park | Bangkok, Thailand (2017)

Designed by LANDPROCESS

Sankt Kjeld's Square & Bryggervangen | Copenhagen, Denmark (2019)

Designed by SLA

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park | Singapore (2012)

Designed by Henning Larsen

Also featuring:

Fish Tail Park | Nanchang, China (2022)

Designed by Turenscape

Benjakitti Park | Bangkok, Thailand (2022)

Designed by Turenscape + Arsomsilp Community and Environmental Architect

Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park | New York City, USA (2018)

Designed by SWA/Balsley + Weiss/Manfredi in collaboration with Arup

Houtan Park | Shanghai, China (2010)

Designed by Turenscape

High Plains Environmental Center | Loveland, USA

Designed by Hauser Architects

Thammasat Urban Rooftop Farm | Bangkok, Thailand (2019)

Designed by LANDPROCESS

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital | Singapore (2010)

Designed by CPG Consultants in collaboration with RMJM Architecture

Shangrao Xinjiang Ecological Park | Shangrao, China

Designed by Turenscape

Telok Blangah Hill Park | Singapore

Interlace Apartments | Singapore (2013)

Designed by OMA in collaboration with RSP

Jiangsu—Victoria Sponge City Innovation Park | Kunshan, China

Designed by CRC for Water Sensitive Cities

Quzhou Luming Park | Quzhou, China (2015)

Designed by Turenscape

OCT OH BAY Retail Park | Shenzhen, China (2021)

Designed by Laguarda.Low Architects

Tanghe 'Red Ribbon' Park | Qinhuangdao, China (2007)

Designed by Turenscape

Sanya Mangrove Park | Sanya, China (2019)

Designed by Turenscape

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[cyanbeetle]

I love Wonder Woman very much and I love her potential to explore themes of truth’s different meanings and violence against women and what it means for trauma to be passed on or processed in different circumstances but unfortunately all this potential is snubbed by her support of the military vis a vis her solider boyfriend and her origins as a character designed to encourage women to join the war effort. I think if you wanted to give her story real impact and meaning this would have to be completely removed and as such I long for a universe where Etta and the Holliday Girls are an internationally touring band and Steve is their loser friend who manages the finance and Diana follows them all around as the friend who can’t hold an apartment

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Carter Sherman at The Guardian:

Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order reinstating a federal rule known as the “Mexico City policy” which halts US aid from flowing to groups that provide abortion services, counsel people about the procedure or advocate for abortion rights overseas. The policy, which was first instituted by Ronald Reagan in 1984, is typically implemented whenever a Republican president wins the White House and rescinded whenever a Democrat wins. But this whiplash has major implications for abortion and reproductive healthcare around the world. Historically, the revival of the Mexico City policy affects up to about $600m of international aid. During his first term, however, Trump dramatically expanded the scope of the Mexico city policy, which abortion rights supporters call a “global gag rule”. Rather than applying the policy only to family planning assistance, as was typical, the Trump administration applied to it to assistance for organizations that offer a range of health services around the globe – leading the policy to affect billions of dollars’ worth of aid. According to the Guttmacher Institute, which tracks abortion restrictions and their impact, the policy can cut off access to contraception, lead women to seek out unsafe abortions and cause tumult within the non-governmental groups that depend on US aid to keep their programs going. “Reinstating the Mexico City policy will have deadly consequences for people across the globe,” Rebecca Hart Holder, president of Reproductive Equity Now, said in a statement. “The United States is a vital partner to healthcare providers and organizations around the world, and robbing those frontline providers of their ability to provide the full spectrum of reproductive healthcare, and even information about people’s options, will result in people losing their lives to pregnancy complications.” Trump also signed a second executive order affirming a longstanding US policy that prohibits the use of federal funds to pay for abortions. That order also rolled back two executive orders penned by Joe Biden, which sought to protect abortion access in the wake of the 2022 overturning of Roe v Wade. The fall of Roe led a wave of states to ban the procedure. [...] Abortion rights supporters had anticipated the return of the Mexico City policy, but are still awaiting news on whether Trump will allow widespread enforcement of the Comstock Act, a 19th-century anti-vice law that could be used to effectively ban abortion nationwide.

Trump doing typical Republican President things by reinstating the Global Gag Rule (aka the Mexico City Policy) and reaffirm the anti-abortion Hyde Amendment.

[workersolidarity]

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AL-QASSAM BRIGADES CONDUCT COMPLEX OPERATIONS TARGETING THE ZIONIST ARMY

📹 Scenes from the mujahideen of the Al-Qassam Brigades, belonging to the Hamas resistance movement, target the forces of the Israeli occupation army in a series of four complex operations involving the detonation of several Zionist vehicles at the Al-Amin Muhammad roundabout in the Tal al-Hawa neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City.

Al-Qassam Brigades fighters set large explosive devices in various areas of the Al-Amin Muhammad roundabout, arranging cameras to view events from several locations to observe the passing of Israeli occupation army vehicles through the junction.

As vehicles pass in convoys, the fighters viewing the events from the tunnel networks below-ground detonate the explosives, while other fighters fire rockets from hidden locations, destroying or damaging a number of tracked and wheeled Zionist vehicles.

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