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Moonlight / felio, Tokimeki Records, DLJ

Moonlight / felio, Tokimeki Records, DLJ ♬おすすめの曲♪

https://open.spotify.com/track/2APtffxTwkZAde3re7lPwT?si=4e49be6f2f2a41d8 ソース: open.spotify.com

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[xinyuehui]

Operation 3.0: Get Wen Ren to fall in love with Yetan

Bonus:

[cldhrbour]

"are you perhaps feeling...peckish? a can hardly allow you to waste in hunger." ah. gale's a point, of course, but to offer so readily... his voice falters. - @recitedemise

head lifts. even in the dark of the tent , made worse by the shadow lands gloam , he'd see the unnatural shimmer of her eyes. scents of ginger and spice still linger within the threads of his clothes , memories of the meal the rest of them had eaten. except for the undead pair. there have been few and far between things to reliably feast upon. especially for the elder. never would bovine or rat sustain her enough , not like astarion. if the wizard were paying attention ── and she assumes , due to this comment , and nothing else !! , he certainly has ── her skin and hair have lost luster. " oh you say that to EVERYONE before dinner. . . " the smile on her lips coy , the light that bounces off of the small pond they were near glints the tip of fangs.

she should not be looking a gift wizard in the mouth.

" only if you're aware of the erm. . . side effects. " folded legs open , a pale hand reaching out to take his. " it won't be only fatigue that our beautiful cleric can wash away. " when he hands himself over , she's gentle but firm in guiding him. in bringing him in so that he can lean his back against her chest. all in an effort for his comfort , despite it's admittedly intimate form. serana's chin now perched just above his left shoulder. hands so polite rest on his arms ( gods they want to roam. to caress. to thread through hair and─── ) in a form of reassurance. of support. she'd make no move unless he gave his say. " we'd. . . be bonded. you and i. " his blood flowing in her veins. animating her.

[deansawthetvglow]

any music recs?

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[govtjobsonly]

DRDO DLJ Recruitment 2024: Apply for 14 Various Posts Now

DRDO Defence Laboratory Jodhpur (DLJ) has announced recruitment for 14 various posts, including Junior Research Fellow (JRF) and Research Associate. Eligible candidates with qualifications such as BE/B.Tech, ME/M.Tech, M.Sc, Post Graduation, or Ph.D. can apply. The job location is in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, and the pay scale ranges from Rs. 37,000 to Rs. 67,000 per month. The application process starts on May 27, 2024, and the last date for the walk-in interview is June 21, 2024.

[suenitos]

yeah everyone would need to download the extension so it would be impossible in mobile🫤

SAD :(

[dljtowingandroadsideassistance]

What Are the Benefits of Using a Towing Service in Kissimmee?

Whether you're a resident or just passing through the vibrant city of Kissimmee, unforeseen vehicle problems can damage your plans. Car breakdowns, accidents, or unexpected malfunctions can happen at any time, leaving you stranded on the side of the road. A reliable towing company in Kissimmee can be a lifesaver in such situations. Let's explore the advantages of utilizing a professional towing service in Kissimmee.

Immediate Assistance in Emergencies

One of the primary benefits of hiring a towing in Kissimmee is the immediate assistance they provide in emergencies. A prompt response is crucial when your vehicle breaks down or you're involved in an accident. Professional towing services have a fleet of well-equipped trucks and experienced operators ready to reach your location swiftly, ensuring you're not stranded for an extended period.

Expert Handling of Your Vehicle

Towing service professionals are trained to handle various types of automobiles, from compact cars to larger trucks. They have the expertise to tow your vehicle without causing additional damage. Attempting to move a car without the proper equipment or knowledge can lead to further complications. Hiring a professional towing service ensures your vehicle is in capable hands.

24/7 Availability

Vehicle issues don't adhere to a schedule, and breakdowns can occur at any time of the day or night. Reliable towing services in Kissimmee operate 24/7, providing around-the-clock assistance. This ensures that help is just a phone call away, regardless of when you find yourself in need.

Convenience and Peace of Mind

Being stranded on the side of the road can be stressful and inconvenient. By calling a towing service, you can enjoy having your auto vehicle towed to a repair shop or your preferred destination. This eliminates the hassle of arranging alternative transportation and provides peace of mind knowing that your car is being taken care of.

Damage Prevention

striving to tow a vehicle without the proper equipment can damage both the car and the towing equipment. Professional towing services use specialized tools and techniques to ensure your vehicle is towed safely, decreasing the risk of additional damage during the process.

Efficient and Timely Service

Professional towing companies in Kissimmee prioritize efficiency and timely service. They understand the importance of promptly getting your vehicle to its destination, whether a repair shop or home. This commitment to efficiency ensures that you spend minimal time waiting on the side of the road.

Insurance Assistance

In many cases, towing services work with insurance companies to streamline the process for their clients. They can assist in coordinating with your insurance provider to ensure that the towing expenses are covered, relieving you of the financial burden of unexpected breakdowns.

In conclusion, the benefits of using a towing service in Kissimmee are numerous and extend beyond the immediate relief of getting your vehicle towed. From expert handling and damage prevention to 24/7 availability and insurance assistance, a professional towing service offers a comprehensive solution to unexpected vehicle issues. When faced with a roadside emergency in Kissimmee, remember that DLJ Towing & Roadside Assistance is here to provide reliable and efficient towing services. Our group of experts is dedicated to securing your safety and the swift recovery of your vehicle. Don't let a breakdown ruin your day – call DLJ Towing & Roadside Assistance for prompt and professional towing assistance in Kissimmee.

[mostlysignssomeportents]

Thankful for class consciousness

On November 27, I'm appearing at the Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.

On November 29, I'm at NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

Before the term "ecology" came along, people didn't know they were on the same side. You care about owls, I care about the ozone layer – what does the destiny of charismatic nocturnal avians have to do with the gaseous composition of the upper atmosphere?

But as James Boyle has written, the term "ecology" welded together a thousand issues into a single movement. When we talk about "looking at our world through a lens," this is what we mean – apply the right analytical lens and a motley assortment of disparate causes becomes a unified, coherent project:

https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1013&context=dlj

Unfettered, planet-destroying, worker immiserating corporate power is only possible in the absence of such a lens. Before neoliberalism can destroy our lives, it must first convince us that we are all disconnected. "There is no such thing as society," isn't just an empty slogan: it's a weapon for dismantling the democratically accountable structures that can stand against industrial tyrants.

That's why neoliberalism is so viciously opposed to all kinds of solidarity, why corporate apologists insist that the only elections that matter are the ones where you "vote with your wallet." It's no surprise that the side with the thickest wallets wants to replace ballots with dollars!

Today, at long last, after generations of deadly corporate power-grabs, we are living through an ecology moment where all kind of fights are coalescing into one big fight: the fight to save democracy from oligarchy.

There are many tributaries flowing into this mighty river, but two of the largest are antitrust and labor. Antitrust seeks to ensure that our world is regulated by democratically accountable lawmakers who deliberate in public, rather than shareholder-accountable monopolists who deliberate in smoke-filled rooms. Labor seeks to ensure that contests between profit for the few and prosperity for the many are decided in favor of people, not profit.

This coalition is so powerful that the ruling class has never stopped attacking it. Indeed, the history of US antitrust law can be viewed as a succession of ever-more-insistent laws enacted solely to make it clear to deliberately obtuse judges that competition law is aimed at corporations, not unions:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/04/14/aiming-at-dollars/#not-men

Rising corporate power and declining worker power is bad for all of us. The failure of successive US administrations to block airline mergers led to sky-high prices and a proliferation of "junk fees" that can double the price of a ticket. The monopoly carriers stand to make $118b this year from these fees:

https://www.fastcompany.com/90981005/airlines-fees-118-billion-dark-patterns

The consolidation of the agricultural sector led to cartels that conspired to rig the prices of our food. These Les Mis LARPers rigged the price of bread!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/canada-bread-price-fixing-1.6883783

Remember eggflation? Nearly all the eggs in US grocery stores come from a single company, Cal-Maine, which owns dozens of brands, including "Farmhouse Eggs, Sunups, Sunny Meadow, Egg-Land’s Best and Land O’ Lakes eggs":

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/13/business/egg-prices-cal-maine-foods/index.html

With all our eggs in one basket, it was easy for a single company to rig the egg market, blaming everything from bird flu to Russian invasion of Ukraine for doubling egg prices while their profits shot up by 65%:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/23/cant-make-an-omelet/#keep-calm-and-crack-on

Antitrust isn't just about monopoly – it's also about oligopoly. The American meat cartel pretends that it's not rigging markets by outsourcing its price-fixing to a "clearinghouse" called Agri Stats:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/04/dont-let-your-meat-loaf/#meaty-beaty-big-and-bouncy

Agri-Stats gets data from all the Big Meat companies, "anonymizes" it, and publishes it back to its subscribers, who use the service to coordinate across-the-board price-hikes that have cost the public billions in price gouging (meanwhile, Big Meat was able to secure $50b in public subsidies).

For forty years, governments have ceded power to "autocrats of trade" who usurped control "over the production, transportation, and sale of the necessaries of life":

https://pluralistic.net/2022/02/20/we-should-not-endure-a-king/

But that era is coming to an end. In the past year, American regulators have blocked airline mergers and promulgated rules banning junk fees. They've dragged price-fixing clearinghouses into court:

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/why-turkey-eggs-and-air-travel-just

They're getting results, too: for the second year in a row, turkey prices are down. Cranberries, too (18%). Same for whipping cream (25%). Pie crusts are down. So are russet potatoes. Airfares are down 13.2%.

The egg cartel just lost a long-running court case over the last egg price-fixing campaign, which gouged Americans from 1990-2008:

https://www.pymnts.com/cpi_posts/kellogg-kraft-secure-victory-in-price-fixing-lawsuit-against-egg-producers

The same fact-pattern that was revealed in that court case is repeated in this year's eggflation scandal:

https://farmaction.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Farm-Action-Letter-to-FTC-Chair-Lina-Khan.pdf

That's terrific ammo for the FTC, and will doubtless benefit the Democrats running against would-be Indiana senator John Rust, whose family owns convicted egg cartel member Rose Acre Farms and whose wife just stepped down as chair of the board.

One underappreciated aspect of the global war on corporate power is that the same corporations commit the same crimes in countries all over the world, which means that whenever any government establishes evidence of those crimes, they are of use to all the other governments. Competition enforcers from the UK, EU, USA, Singapore, South Korea and elsewhere are coordinating to target the Big Tech cartel. Maybe Google and Facebook and Apple are bigger enough to resist any one of those governments – but all of them?

https://cmadataconference.co.uk/

One notable absence from the anti-monopoly coalition is Canada. While other countries merely stopped enforcing their competition laws in the neoliberal era, Canada never had a good competition law to enforce. Canada's official tolerance for monopolies has allowed a handful of companies to seize control over the economy of Canada and the lives of Canadians:

https://www.canadaland.com/shows/commons-monopoly/

These monopolies are largely controlled by powerful families, Canada's de facto aristocracy, whose wealth and power make them above the law and subordinate the country's democratic institutions to billionaires' whims:

https://www.canadaland.com/tag/dynasties/

At long last, Canada has called time on oligarchy. Last week's Fall Economic Statement included an announcement of a muscular new competition law, including new merger guidelines, a new "abuse of dominance" standard, and Right to Repair rules:

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7132855021548769282/

The law also includes interoperability mandates for Canada's highly concentrated – and deeply corrupt – banking sector. These measures are strikingly similar to new measures just introduced in the US by the CFPB:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/21/let-my-dollars-go/#personal-financial-data-rights

The arrival of Canada's first fit-for-purpose competition rule coincides with all kinds of solidaristic movements in Canada that are fighting corporate power from the bottom up. Even Ontario, led by one of the most corrupt premiers in provincial history, can't break its teachers' union:

https://globalnews.ca/news/10105600/ontario-elementary-teachers-reach-contract-deal/

It's not just workers who benefit from solidarity: Tenants' unions have formed across the province in response to corporate takeovers of scarce rental stock. These finance-sector landlords have armies of lawyers who've figured out how to bypass rent-control rules and evict tenants who balk. Rather than rolling over, tenants' unions are organizing waves of rent-strikes:

https://macleans.ca/longforms/rent-strikes-canada/

As with Big Tech, the illegal tactics of the rental sector aren't confined to a single nation. In America, Wall Street landlords have dramatically increased the price of housing and kicked off an eviction epidemic the likes of which the country has never seen:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/05/16/mortgages-are-rent-control/#housing-is-a-human-right-not-an-asset

And as with Big Meat, landlords use arm's-length clearing houses to rig rental markets, coordinating across-the-board rent hikes:

https://www.propublica.org/article/yieldstar-rent-increase-realpage-rent

In other words: to fix the housing market, tenants all over the world need to learn the tactics of labor unions. Housing regulators have to learn from agricultural regulators. Americans tenants have to learn from Canadians. These aren't 1,000 different fights – they're one big fight, and the coalition for dismantling corporate power is vast and powerful.

The most powerful weapons our bosses have is convincing us that we are weak and they are strong – so strong that we shouldn't even try to fight them. But solidarity is absurdly powerful, which is why they go to such great lengths to discredit it. In Sweden, the solidarity strikes against Tesla – who refuses to recognize its maintenance workers' union – have spread to nine unions.

Tesla can't get its cars offloaded at the ports. It can't get its showrooms cleaned. No one will deliver its mail. No one will fix its chargers. The strike is spreading to Germany, and workers at its giant Berlin factory is set to walk out:

https://www.metafilter.com/201514/Swedish-Tesla-workers-go-on-strike

There's something delicious about how palpably frustrated Elon Musk is by all this, as he realizes that neither his billions nor his bully pulpit are a match for workers in solidarity:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-23/elon-musk-calls-swedish-tesla-strikes-insane-as-impact-spreads

It's a reminder of just how fragile and weak billionaires are, when we stop believing in them and deferring to them. Rebecca Solnit's latest Guardian column adds up the ways that allowing billionaires to run the show puts us all in danger:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/nov/20/billionaires-great-carbon-divide-planet-climate-crisis

They are the unelected "autocrats of trade" who control "the production, transportation, and sale of the necessaries of life." They are the force that this new ecology movement is coalescing to fight: across borders, across sectors, across identities. No matter whether you are a worker, a tenant, a voter, a shopper or a citizen, your enemy is the billionaire class.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/11/24/coalescence/#solidarnosc

[just-here-for-the-moment]

This is really important

A Duke Law Journal article (October 2024) that is the first paper to survey and compare all of the disparate definitions of "abortion" that anti-abortion states and proponents are trying to codify into law to strip away our rights.

Read it. Share it.

https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4208&context=dlj

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this doesn't really impact anything but i have to delete my mobile tumblr app for storage space. this is my phone's last post. (unless i clear space somewhere down the line and reinstall.) f in the chat to pay respects

also LOL because i originally installed the app to do the dlj liveblog and guess what i never finished? the dlj liveblog. lmao.

[flower-field-branch]

The cypher in particular is the Caesar Cypher. Hope this helps!

How is Bell able to post to this blog but not able to post normally...? I hope that this isn't some Singularity acting up and taking Bell, or an Abnormality having done something to her...

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