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imgtoxai481 · 3 days ago
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Tevel Dahari Portrait
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imgtoxai404 · 4 days ago
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Tevel Dahari Portrait
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helsinkiaznyugate · 5 months ago
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KIRÁLY GÁBOR: A MÁSIK OLDAL. SZÓLTAM ! (Reflexió Erdős Virág versére)
Szóltam, hogy jönnek a fasiszta celebek,
szóltam, hogy nem lesz jó, ha a szart lenyeled,
szóltam, hogy ki fogják lopni a szemedet,
azt mondtad, nyugi, mert ezek nem ilyenek.
Szóltam, hogy te leszel bűnbak a bankoknál,
szóltam, hogy rosszabb lesz Budapest Bangkoknál,
szóltam, hogy leköpnek költői esteden,
azt mondtad, nem kéne ördögöt festenem.
Szóltam, hogy ki fogják rúgni a mamádat,
szóltam, hogy elő lesz írva az alázat,
szóltam, hogy nevükre íratják hazádat,
azt mondtad, nem eshet meg ez a gyalázat.
Szóltam, hogy több lesz az erőszak szervezet,
szóltam, hogy lapít majd minden szakszervezet,
szóltam, hogy lesz majd itt bankszámla zárolás,
azt mondtad, unalmas már ez a károgás.
Szóltam, hogy te leszel hibás az árvízért,
szóltam, hogy nem kapsz majd gyufát se száztízért,
szóltam, hogy rajtad verik le a havazást,
azt mondtad, hagyjam már abba a savazást.
Szóltam, hogy viszi az egyház a sulikat,
szóltam, hogy mérnökök helyett majd kulikat
képeznek ezerrel, s bezárják a gyárat,
azt mondtad, ilyen a kereslet-kínálat.
Szóltam, hogy felbontják minden leveled,
szóltam, hogy feltörlik a padlót teveled,
szóltam, hogy nem lesz a várad a te házad,
azt mondtad, béke van, nyugi, ne parázzak.
Azt mondtad, nem érint téged, ha úgy lesz se,
azt mondtad, védje meg magát a férgese,
azt mondtad, ráérek, hiszem, ha látom,
így jártál, megszoptad, édes barátom.
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gobliiine · 3 months ago
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Halfway through the Nein Eyes of Lucien I have come to the conclusion that Lucien Tevelle’s Hubris is Main Character Syndrome
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moorishflower · 1 year ago
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Hey I wanna be really clear about something because I do occasionally reblog stuff wrt Palestine and its current occupation, so if you don't have any interest in politics (because this IS politics, this whole situation is very much NOT about religion) feel free to skip over
But I want to make it absolutely clear that anti-Zionism and antisemitism are not the same thing, and when I reblog things in support of Palestine I am not doing so because I think that Jews are evil. I'm studying Judaism. I'm trying to convert. I hope I'll be ready for that someday. So it is not Jews who've stolen land and killed locals and started a genocide. It is not even, to a certain extent, Israelis who've done this. The country of Israel, our modern understanding of it, was flawed from the beginning, built on colonized land that had been already occupied by the British Empire. It has since been taken over by a far-right extremist government who views the native tribes and people of Palestine as little more than animals, or worse than animals. And what's tragic is that this government is using Jews as their footsoldiers and their scapegoats and their pawns. Promising them a return to a homeland that has been gone for thousands of years. Promising peace and safety to a people who have been hurt and oppressed and murdered and driven out again and again. But you can't buy peace with blood. What Hamas did was horrific and is NOT to be celebrated. But what Israel is doing in response is worse.
Halacha tells us that we have the right to rodef, the right of the pursuer. The actual line is "You shall not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor." In the Talmud, it's decided that "if someone comes to kill you, rise up and kill them first." It's the right to self-defense. What Israel is claiming is that Hamas is SUCH a threat that the deaths of more than 30,000 people, most of which are civilians, most of which are women and children, is justified under Talmudic law.
Right now, the estimate for Israeli casualties (including those killed at the Sukkot gathering) is around 1,139.
The estimate for Palestinian casualties is at least 30,000. Quite possibly more, as some 10,000 are missing. Professor Yagil Levy of the Tel Aviv University estimates that about 61% of that 30,000 is women, children, and the elderly (he places all men over the age of 18 in the "combatant" category and thus are not considered civilians, which is problematic in and of itself).
So where is the line drawn? The Talmud doesn't tell us. But I don't think that the tragic deaths of 1,139 people justifies the wanton and senseless murder of 18,000 women, children, and elderly.
What Israel is doing is horrifying, and it isn't to secure a Jewish homeland, and it isn't in the name of G-d, and it isn't for the continued existence of Jews. It is, plain and simple, an attempt to consolidate power. Netanyahu was (and still is) an extremely disliked Prime Minister. He has put himself into bed with whoever he thinks is most powerful and most likely to keep him in power, which is unfortunately a gaggle of right-wing extremists who are no different, fundamentally, from any other extremist, and who are using Judaism and Jews as a vehicle towards their own enrichment.
I guess what I'm saying here is that in a way, I feel sorry for the Israeli Jews who were told that Israel was the home they had always been promised, but were never told about the strings attached to it. And I wanted to make it absolutely clear that I will not hold with anyone who says that Jews, specifically, are to blame for Gaza, or any other antisemitic statements, because it is not a religious contention.
Oseh shalom bimromav hu ya'aseh shalom aleinu v'al kol yoshvei tevel. Palestine will be free and Jews will know peace again.
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bostonwalks · 18 days ago
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73 fun facts about Israel To celebrate Israel’s 77th birthday, we bring you 73 weird, wacky and remarkable things about this tiny country in the Middle East you may not know. https://www.israel21c.org/73-fun-facts-about-israel/
By Nicky Blackburn
1. Israel has the highest number of altruistic kidney donations per capita in the world: 1,775 in the past 15 years, and counting. 2. The oldest tree in Israel is an 11-meter jujube tree in Ein Hatzeva on the road to Eilat, thought to be between 1,500 and 2,000 years old. For most of its life, the tree was watered by the spring at Ein Hatzeva. Today the spring has dried up, and the Jewish National Fund keeps it irrigated. 3. Israeli scientists managed to grow fresh dates from sixth century seeds found at Masada and Qumran. 4. Eating the Israeli peanut snack, Bamba, at an early age has been proven to reduce peanut allergies in children by 75 percent, according to a five-year study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. 5. The Israel Postal Service has a special Letters to God department, for all the letters arriving in Jerusalem from around the world addressed to God. They are opened and placed into the cracks of the Western Wall in Jerusalem. For those who want to save on postage, the Western Wall Heritage foundation offers a digital alternative to this service. 6. About 1 million notes are left in the Western Wall every year by people of many religions. The earliest known account of this practice came in 1743. Many famous people have left notes in the wall including Pope John Paul II, Pope Benedict XVI, Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton, and yes, Donald Trump. Twice a year, ahead of Rosh Hashana and Passover, the notes are cleared from the wall and buried in the Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. 7. The Mount of Olives is the oldest continuously used cemetery in the world. It’s been in use for over 3,000 years. 8. The glue on Israel’s postage stamps is kosher. 9. At the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, an old wooden ladder has been propped up against a window since the 18th century. No one can move it because the building is managed by six different churches and none of them agree on who owns the ladder, which has been named, rather appropriately, the “immovable ladder.” 10. Israel is the only country to have revived a dead language and made it the national language. Hebrew had remained the language of sacred literature, but it was revived in the 19th century as a spoken language. 11. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Israel was 54.4 degrees Celsius (129.9 Fahrenheit) in June 1942 at Kibbutz Tirat Zvi in the northern Jordan Valley. (The highest temperature ever recorded worldwide is 56.7 °C/134.1 F in Death Valley in July 1913.) 12. While Jerusalem has snowstorms every few years, and even the Negev Desert gets occasional snow, Tel Aviv has only had one snowstorm in its history. In 1950, 12-18 centimeters of the white stuff thrilled locals, many of whom had never seen snow before. 13. More than half the landmass of Israel is desert, yet it has an Olympic bobsled and skeleton team. 14. An Israeli startup, Tevel Aerobotics Technologies, developed agricultural drones that can pick ripe fruit from a tree and gently lower it for collection, helping solve one of the main issues facing farmers today – a shortage of labor. 15. Israeli agritech company BlueWhite developed a technology that can turn any conventional tractor into a self-driving robot. The robotic system is already helping farmers across the United States deal with a dwindling workforce. 16. Israel recycles nearly 90% of the wastewater it creates, using innovation to beat its water crisis. This makes it the leading nation in the world for water recycling. By comparison, Spain, the next largest water recycler, recycles only 20% of its water, while in the United States, only 1% of wastewater is recycled. 17. Sheba Medical Center in Israel has been listed as the world’s eighth best hospital by US magazine “Newsweek” this year. Last year the hospital was ranked ninth, and the year before 10th. 18. Israel is a global leader in medical clowning. It was the first country in the world to send medical clowns into Covid-19 wards, and regularly sends medical clowns on aid missions around the world....
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oakstar519 · 1 year ago
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LMAO THEY CHANGED THE LYRICS OF OSEH SHALOM
currently reading the jvp haggadah because i want to torture myself ig? and. it's so bad.
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plaguery · 1 year ago
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} You Will Play This Game. >♥︎
(((helll yeah illl play this game* whatever u say princesss**)))
*illl play fuckin whatever anyway tbh
**but its more important that i do aaanyyything u ask
EVONYA ORADKA is a former forest dweller, suspicious in behavior and of others. Amongst her wooded community, she was considered a kind of ghastly ‘princess’ of the hunt, but she herself never used this term. Her relationship to her bow is said to be a soul connection: her spirit flowing as an extension through the arrows, which are said to pierce and invade the soul of their targets. They are hypervigilant, protective, and have a tendency to suggest that they can help with things much more than they actually can. She is better at setting boundaries and rules that benefit her aims more than soothing or mending. By nature, they are relatively closed off from much of Plagaris at large and stick to taking care of the day to day survival tasks of themself and others. However, they have picked up an internet surfing habit that lets them more openly express themself to the digital world.
RICHAT TEVELL does not use that name, thank you very much. Either RT or "The Veil" will do. It is Plagaris' foremost scavenger, collecting all manner of junk and refuse with the hopes of recycling it all into something new. Employment and RT haven't historically gotten along very well, so it gets by with its recycling projects or with the help of its buds. When he's not caring for his collections or the newest weeds budding in his hovel, he's making video vision boards from archival footage, known to some as AMVs. RT is jovial, fun loving, and chatty to boot, always having additional points to expound upon when it talks. Its eye for detail almost never misses a thing and recently, its been using said eye to map out small game demos. The Veil does have to rest quite often though, his excitable energy can only take his body so far. He doesn't mind, as long as his moirail or this new Evonya girl are around to talk.
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kaoszkutato · 1 year ago
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így jártál, megszoptad, édes egy barátom
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Nyilván minden NER-csicska megszégyenült távozása pozitív fejlemény, de jobban örülnék, ha lenne végre köztük egy olyan sértett lelkű, aki elkezd asztalt borogatni. Hasonlóan ahhoz, ahogy most Varga Judit ex-férje (aki amúgy a mai napig a NER haszonélvezője és gátlástalan szolgája volt) hajlandóságot is mutatott erre:
Mindenesetre, akár borogat asztalt, akár nem, az összes bukott NER-szoponcnak jár a vers:
Király Gábor: A másik oldal
Szóltam, hogy jönnek a fasiszta celebek, szóltam, hogy nem lesz jó, ha a szart lenyeled, szóltam, hogy ki fogják lopni a szemedet azt mondtad, nyugalom, ezek nem ilyenek.
Szóltam, hogy nem lesz se földed se hiteled, szóltam, hogy bilincsbe verik a gyereked, Szóltam, hogy leköpnek költői esteden, azt mondtad, nem kéne ördögöt festenem.
Szóltam, hogy be fogják mocskolni apádat, szóltam, hogy elő lesz írva az alázat, szóltam, hogy nevükre íratják hazádat, azt mondtad, nem eshet meg ez a gyalázat.
Szóltam, hogy több lesz az erőszak szervezet, szóltam, hogy lapít majd minden szakszervezet, szóltam, hogy lesz majd itt bankszámla zárolás, azt mondtad, unalmas már ez a károgás.
Szóltam, hogy te leszel hibás az árvízért, szóltam, hogy nem kapsz majd gyufát se száztízért, szóltam, hogy rajtad verik le a havazást, azt mondtad, hagyjam már abba a savazást.
Szóltam hogy viszi az egyház a sulikat, szóltam hogy mérnökök helyett majd kulikat képeznek ezerrel, s bezárják a gyárat, azt mondtad, ilyen a kereslet-kínálat.
Szóltam, hogy felbontják mindegyik leveled, szóltam, hogy feltörlik a padlót teveled, szóltam, hogy nem lesz a várad a te házad, azt mondtad, béke van, nyugi, ne parázzak.
Azt mondtad, nem érint téged, ha úgy lesz se, azt mondtad, „véggye meg magát a férgesse”, azt mondtad, ráérek, elhiszem ha látom, így jártál, megszoptad, édes egy barátom.
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one-blaze-of--glory · 2 years ago
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So school's almost out and to celebrate I'm gonna give you a list of which of my (femme) classmates I'd like to fuck the most and why (with the name of the classmate because fuck everything)
Enjoy :)
Gloria (the feminist queer one who corrects everyone's grammar)
Eva (omg she is sooo cool >////< sk8 girl smokerrr)
Tevel (the pretty&straight one)
Tal (quiet artist girl who totally reads fanfiction)
Laura (the cool austarian one who's probably bi)
Liav (quiet and mystirious lesbian)
Shirel (tal cool girl who vibes)
Alisa (nice girl)
Shira (the leader(tm) of the class)
Mishel (pretty uwu)
lets hope none of them have tumblr -
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10bmnews · 23 days ago
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Robotic and drone tech make fruit picking and handling easier
Farming is undergoing a remarkable transformation thanks to cutting-edge technologies reshaping how fruit is picked and handled. While autonomous drones like Tevel’s Flying Robots are already harvesting fruit globally, innovations like UC San Diego’s GRIP-tape gripper represent the next frontier in gentle produce handling. Together, these advancements promise to make fruit production more…
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hayadan · 2 months ago
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Tevel's Goal: Inspiring the Next Generation of Space Innovators
Cultivating Future Talent in Space Exploration
"The goal of the Tevel program is to give dozens of students a sense of competence and motivation to engage in the field of space, through tangible activities that include building, launching, and monitoring satellite activity." This is what Brigadier General (Res.) Uri Oron, director of the Israel Space Agency, said in an interview with the Hidan website.
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Tevel 2 is a joint venture of the Israel Space Agency, the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology, Tel Aviv University, and nine local authorities across Israel. The satellites were built under the guidance of the Faculty of Engineering at Tel Aviv University, at research and development centers in nine municipalities across the country. This unique collaboration includes five municipalities from the Jewish sector (Yeruham, Shaar Hanegev, Ma'ale Adumim, Givat Shmuel, and Herzliya), three from the Arab sector (Ein Mahal, Taibeh, and Kafr Qara), and one from the Druze sector (Yarka).
Hands-On Learning Through Satellite Construction
In the 'Tevel' program, students actively build satellites. In the first cycle, eight satellites were launched in January 2022, while in the second cycle, nine satellites were launched recently. The program aims to instill technical skills and a passion for space science among students by engaging them in real-world space missions.
"One of the agency's core responsibilities is to cultivate human capital so that students involved in this program can seamlessly integrate into both academia and industry," Oron emphasized. The two-year program, in collaboration with Tel Aviv University and other experienced partners, is designed to equip students with hands-on experience in satellite technology.
Overcoming Challenges Amidst War
"The project is being carried out in a challenging environment," explains Oron. "Many students had to evacuate due to regional events, yet the progress from the first cycle to the second is evident. While the first cycle focused on basic scientific payloads, the second cycle introduced advanced payloads for real-time data collection, including radiation and oxygen measurements. This enhancement allows students to directly monitor satellite activity and develop corresponding educational programs."
The project, which commenced in June 2023, faced interruptions due to external circumstances but continued remotely. Construction lasted around 7–8 months, and a commemorative system was integrated to honor fallen civilians and soldiers. From October 20th onward, telemetry updates included name changes every few seconds in memory of the fallen.
Tracking Graduates for Future Success
"One of the key lessons from Tevel 1 was the lack of systematic monitoring of student progress post-launch," Oron revealed. "To address this, we have now implemented a continuous data collection mechanism. This will enable real-time tracking of graduates, fostering closer collaboration between the military, academic institutions, and potential employers."
Previously, post-graduation pathways remained unclear. The new approach ensures structured guidance, helping students transition into meaningful roles within Israel’s space and defense sectors.
The Strategic Importance of Space for Israel
In conclusion, Oron emphasized, "The space sector is a fundamental pillar of Israel's national vision. It must be regarded as a national resource and a strategic asset—one that strengthens Israel’s modern economy. By leveraging existing resources and adapting to global advancements, we can maximize space’s potential to drive economic growth, environmental protection, and agricultural innovation."
Read more such articles on Hayadan - Science and Reason.
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manukyan · 3 months ago
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OFFFMX Opening titles from Itay Tevel on Vimeo.
We had the privilege of creating the OFFF Titles and branding for this year's festival in Mexico! This is a story about the relationship between human creativity and AI. We used some innovative techniques in working on this piece and spoke about the process at the conference!
Client OFFF MX Production Co Hornet Director Itay Tevel Executive Producer Cathy Kwan Senior Producer Justine Webster
Editor Minseok Kim 2D Design Lead Kyuri Kim 3D Design Lead Anil Rinat Motion Lead Thiago Steka Concept Exploration Jeroen Krielaars Storyboard Artist Josh Edwards Motion Designer Seongjin Yoon, Amalia Lage, Joanne Jian, Kelsey Robinson, Erico Santana CG Generalist Dor Sagiv, Daniel Whitaker, Nachei Sanchez Production Coordinator Ryann Rezza Talent Coordinator Deanna Rivera, Matt Harvey Managing Partner Hana Shimizu Director of Production Karen Lawler Head of Creative Development Kristin Labriola Head of Production Dez Stavracos
Sound Company pelican sound
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tonin-terets · 8 months ago
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OFFFMX 2024 Main Titles by Hornet from OFFF Festival on Vimeo.
This year’s OFFF MX Titles and Brand Identity were crafted by the amazing team at Hornet, with an immersive sound design by pelican sound.
Directed by Itay Tevel of Hornet, the project embraced the creative freedom of OFFF’s blank canvas, serving as a playground for iterative experimentation. It became a unique space to explore the dynamic interplay between 2D and 3D design, as well as the fascinating dance between human creativity and AI technology.
The result? A perfect fusion between the human and the artificial intelligence.
Production Co: Hornet Director: Itay Tevel Executive Producer: Cathy Kwan Senior Producer: Justine Webster Editor: Minseok Kim 2D Design Lead: Kyuri Kim 3D Design Lead: Anil Rinat Motion Lead: Thiago Steka Concept Exploration: Jeroen Krielaars Storyboard Artist: Josh Edwards Motion Designer: Seongjin Yoon, Amalia Lage, Joanne Jian, Kelsey Robinson, Erico Santana CG Generalist: Dor Sagiv, Daniel Whitaker, Nachei Sanchez Production Coordinator: Ryann Rezza Sound Company pelican sound
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jaystephenson · 11 months ago
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Tevel-6 Amateur Radio Satellite Pass 06-28-2024 16:10 UTC
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amelo90 · 1 year ago
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Porta le Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garshin (1884) Ilya Repin.
Vsevolog Garshin rozhyo-ley lá Rüskyën scríet, rozi iryo-ley skrytli klattan skrí ay skíri.
Ilya Repin rozhyo-ley anya é trini dramet Rüskyën kuonéri. É éwën po é hilo o ýo lá piktura. Kön pikturyoy dehn kani, sona titli tenö po kae tevel, skrytli lá klattan skrí höno lá skíri. Et o piun.
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