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[phillipgallant]

I think I have a Wario body type now. Also I graduated from Laurier and they have the same colours as Wario (minus the green and blue). Feeling Wario-like 😅😅

[toomuchsaucesneaks]

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[snowmanmelting]

What's Left Unsaid | Frozen Fanfiction

Rating: T

Tags: Snow sisters, Hurt/comfort, Angst (with a happy ending!), mAU, not the best family in the planet, grieving, dealing with very sensitive issues haha :^), 100% set and made in Argentina bc the author believes in argie supremacy.

Summary: After their parents’ sudden death, Elsa’s life went through a lot of changes. Like getting to live again with her little sister, Anna, or processing the fact that she wouldn’t need the cold to protect her from the flames anymore.

Chapter 1: Here Chapter 2: Here Chapter 3: Here Chapter 4: here Chapter 5: Here Chapter 6: Here Chapter 7: Here Chapter 8: Here Chapter 9: Here

A/N: The first scene doesn't have anything typically CW worthy, but keep in mind it's the same (or worse) vibe as the flashback from chapter 6, as is kinda a direct continuation. Chapter 10 | The Memory |

A lil’ snippet:

Cati was the only one that noticed, because Elsa didn't answer any of her messages until a day and a half later. And she was lucky her best friend was in Punta del Este, or she would already have knocked on her door with the police. All because Elsa answered ‘I’m back home.’ This thing of sharing personal secrets was supposed to lift a responsibility off her shoulders, yet until now, it was the other way around.

Read the full chapter at AO3 | FFN

[poleznotut]

🌟 В поисках надежного решения для сетевой инфраструктуры под открытым небом? Представляем вам коммутатор с резервным питанием OSNOVO SW-80802/WLU! 🌐

💡 Главная особенность: Уличный коммутатор внутри всепогодного шкафа, идеально подходит для различных объектов, от строительных городков до транспортной инфраструктуры.

🛡️ Надёжность и защита: IP66 корпус обеспечивает работу в широком диапазоне температур, от -60°C до +50°C, подходя для самых экстремальных условий.

🔌 Мощность и функциональность: 8 портов PoE Gigabit Ethernet для подключения устройств на скорости до 1000 Мбит/с, 2 SFP порта 1000Base-X для оптоволоконной связи.

🎛️ Управление и безопасность: Настраивается через WEB-интерфейс, с множеством функций L2 и L2+, включая VLAN, QOS, LACP, SNMP, IGMP Snooping и другие. Гарантирует высокую надёжность сети с функциями RSTP, MSTP и ERPS.

🔋 Резервное питание и контроль: Аккумуляторные батареи, реле контроля напряжения, антизависание PoE, возможность контроля температуры и влажности.

🔧 Применение и гарантия: Идеально подходит для видеонаблюдения, организации сетей и других проектов. Гарантия от производителя - 5 лет.

🏭 Производство и дистрибьютор: Российская торговая марка OSNOVO, создана в 2012 году. Доступен у официального дистрибьютора АйДистрибьют.

👉 Подробнее о продукте и покупка на сайте: https://idistribute.ru/news/kommutator_s_rezervnym_pitaniem_osnovo_sw_80802_wlu/

[internetsites]

🌟 В поисках надежного решения для сетевой инфраструктуры под открытым небом? Представляем вам коммутатор с резервным питанием OSNOVO SW-80802/WLU! 🌐

💡 Главная особенность: Уличный коммутатор внутри всепогодного шкафа, идеально подходит для различных объектов, от строительных городков до транспортной инфраструктуры.

🛡️ Надёжность и защита: IP66 корпус обеспечивает работу в широком диапазоне температур, от -60°C до +50°C, подходя для самых экстремальных условий.

🔌 Мощность и функциональность: 8 портов PoE Gigabit Ethernet для подключения устройств на скорости до 1000 Мбит/с, 2 SFP порта 1000Base-X для оптоволоконной связи.

🎛️ Управление и безопасность: Настраивается через WEB-интерфейс, с множеством функций L2 и L2+, включая VLAN, QOS, LACP, SNMP, IGMP Snooping и другие. Гарантирует высокую надёжность сети с функциями RSTP, MSTP и ERPS.

🔋 Резервное питание и контроль: Аккумуляторные батареи, реле контроля напряжения, антизависание PoE, возможность контроля температуры и влажности.

🔧 Применение и гарантия: Идеально подходит для видеонаблюдения, организации сетей и других проектов. Гарантия от производителя - 5 лет.

🏭 Производство и дистрибьютор: Российская торговая марка OSNOVO, создана в 2012 году. Доступен у официального дистрибьютора АйДистрибьют.

👉 Подробнее о продукте и покупка на сайте: https://idistribute.ru/news/kommutator_s_rezervnym_pitaniem_osnovo_sw_80802_wlu/

[solarpunkpresentspodcast]

Reframing Narratives With Ecocriticism, With Dr Jenny Kerber

In this episode, Ariel discusses the topic of ecocriticism with Dr Jenny Kerber, Associate Professor of English at Wilfrid Laurier University.

What is ecocriticism? Why is it important, especially for environmental activists and solarpunks, as a narrative reframing device? Solarpunks work very closely with speculation and imagination and as architects of the narratives by which we live our lives, it helps to have tools like ecocriticism at our disposal.

Join Ariel and Dr. Kerber to think through terms like “wilderness” and “nature” and “the Anthropocene”. How do we hold on to hope, despite critical engagement with the dark side of our environmental narratives? 

References:

A bit more about the WLU Land Acknowledgement

Dr Kerber’s profile at Wilfrid Laurier U

“The Trouble with Wilderness” by William Cronon

 Elizabeth May

Kerber, Jenny. "Tracing One Warm Line: Climate Stories and Silences in Northwest Passage Tourism." Journal of Canadian Studies 55.4 (July 2022): 271-303.

Timothy Clark, The Cambridge Introduction to Literature and the Environment

Kate Soper, What is Nature? Culture, Politics and the Non-Human

David Huebert's Chemical Valley

Lord Byron's "Darkness"

Don McKay, Vis à Vis: Field Notes on Poetry and Wilderness

Amitav Ghosh, The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable

Nicole Seymour, Bad Environmentalism: Irony and Irreverence in the Ecological Age

Phoebe Wagner and Brontë Christopher Wieland, Almanac for the Anthropocene: A Compendium of Solarpunk Futures

[typhlonectes]

Check out this incredible shot of a newly hatched Big Sandy crayfish taken by the team at White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery!

This fella entered the world at a whopping six millimeters – a little smaller than a pencil eraser. White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery works with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources and Loughman Lab - WLU Crayfish Conservation Laboratory to raise the federally threatened crayfish with the ultimate goal of restoring their populations in the wild. photograph by Andrew Phipps/USFWS 

via: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Northeast Region

[covid-safer-hotties]

University administrators appear unconcerned that COVID is increasingly rampant on Ontario campuses - Published Oct 15, 2024

By Steve Wilcox

'We are witnessing a failure in public health as vulnerable people are being left to self-organize around a larger systemic problem'

From the University of Toronto to Wilfrid Laurier University to Carleton University, students across Ontario are begging one another to take precautions against COVID-19.

Statements like those below, posted by students to Reddit, a social media site that hosts unofficial forums for universities across Canada, appear on a daily basis now.

“I swear every lecture I go to at least 7 people are one cough away from respiratory failure.” – r/UTSC

“Guys, can you please stay home if you have the god awful cough?…I really don’t want to get sick and some of you aren’t masking or even bothering to cover…” – r/WLU

“Please wear a mask if you’re sick. It seems like a basic courtesy that if you’re coughing and sneezing you should be wearing a mask. We are students and missing class obviously impacts our learning and how much work we can do” – r/CarletonU

On forums like r/UofT you’ll find students using the internet’s equivalent of shouting to implore people to protect themselves and others:

“WEAR A MASK IF YOU’RE SICK OR HAVE BEEN SICK RECENTLY FFS. DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY TIMES I’VE HEARD SOMEONE SAY ‘yeah I’m sick’ OR HEARD SOMEONE COUGHING AT 100000 DECIBELS WITH AUDIBLE PHLEGM AND THEN THEY’RE NOT WEARING A MASK…” – r/UofT

At Laurier, where I research the relationship between play and cognition, there has been no mention of the virus this term; no communication about the risks; no guidance on how students, staff, and faculty can protect themselves.

Let’s be clear: what we are witnessing here is a failure in public health as vulnerable people are being left to self-organize around a larger systemic problem over which they have diminished control and a reasonable expectation that if they were at risk (they are), the school they are attending would inform them (they are not).

At Laurier, where I research the relationship between play and cognition, there has been no mention of the virus this term; no communication about the risks; no guidance on how students, staff, and faculty can protect themselves. At the same time, it is not uncommon for a quarter of the class to be absent at any given time in our program. This has to change.

When I say that vulnerable people are being left to fend for themselves, I mean all of us. We are all vulnerable to COVID, from our lungs to our hearts to our brains. Since higher education is about developing thinking and reasoning skills, I’ll focus on just the mental or cognitive impacts of a COVID infection. As a disclaimer, a number of these studies rely on measuring changes in IQ, a problematic tool for assessing intelligence, partly due to cultural and social biases. However, these studies do provide insight into baseline changes in cognitive functioning.

COVID research tell us that:

Mild COVID infections are associated with a drop in IQ, warns the New England Journal of Medicine. In adolescents and young adults, mild COVID infections disrupt brain connectivity and reduce memory function, according to research from Translational Psychiatry. A single, mild COVID infection can result in the equivalent of the brain aging 10 years, leading to “larger cognitive decline” compared to those uninfected, Nature reports. Young, healthy adults who experience a mild COVID infection show memory and cognition impairment, according to a study published by Heliyon. More severe infections lead to higher drops in IQ, (New England Journal of Medicine); and in one study, one in nine people hospitalized with COVID saw a 30pt drop in IQ (Lancet). Long COVID is associated with severe cognitive slowing (Lancet) One in six Canadians infected with COVID report long COVID symptoms (Government of Canada) These impacts on cognition can last for years (Lancet) If you or your child is attending an Ontario university and they are not taking the proper precautions, they are at risk of graduating with worse cognitive performance than when they arrived. This is not to dimmish students, a number of whom recognize the need for precautions and are scrambling to protect themselves and others. Rather, the responsibility lies with university leadership who have the resources and responsibility to distribute that information at scale. And yet they remain reluctant to even acknowledge the existence of COVID, let alone promote precautions.

Importantly, we do have a “near perfect” solution to this problem: respirators (i.e. N95 masks) are 98 per cent effective at stopping the spread of the virus. As we saw last week on TVO’s The Agenda, informed, equity-focused experts recognize the role of wearing and promoting masks designed to stop airborne pathogens during an ongoing pandemic. It’s worth questioning why this guidance isn’t also being promoted by our governments, local public health officials, or on our university campuses where faculty are producing peer-reviewed research on the harm COVID causes, research that is then resoundingly ignored by their own institutions.

This all seems tied into a broader trend away from evidence-based decision making — the bedrock of good governance — towards decision-based evidence making.

Though by no means a new phenomenon, increasingly leaders are deciding what a policy will be and then manufacturing the evidence that supports that position. It’s an inversion of the scientific method and a dangerous shift towards a post-truth politics in which peer-reviewed research holds as much sway over decision-makers as any other opinion, perhaps even less so given the deference we are witnessing from leadership towards reactionary right-wing framing of topics like the climate crisis, vaccines, genocide, and other socially pressing but economically and politically inconvenient issues.

This all seems tied into a broader trend away from evidence-based decision making — the bedrock of good governance — towards decision-based evidence making.

Indeed, political expedience — making decisions based on what is most convenient rather than what is most moral — is becoming the new norm. The fact is, COVID is an inconvenient truth and leaders have taken the path of least resistance in responding to it, choosing the more expedient route of appeasing those who reject science and our duty to care for others rather than embracing evidence and minimizing harm. While we have become somewhat inured to this from elected officials, there’s something particularly pernicious about an institution of higher education dismissing science, particularly when this involves exposing learners to a virus that diminishes their ability to think, to reason, to learn, and in some cases to even function.

If labelling this post-truth politics seems like an overreach, consider that while universities ignore a demonstrably harmful virus, they continue to position themselves as bastions of equity and inclusivity and to promote the very research they ignore in their own governance.

What needs to happen now? University administrators need to publicly acknowledge the spread of COVID on our campuses; they need to clearly and repeatedly convey the risks in ways that align with best practices for communicating public health information — a single email buried amongst countless others is not going to be effective.

Most importantly, they need to explain how students can protect themselves and each other, such as cleaning the air via enhanced ventilation. The science on the harms of COVID and how to prevent it is becoming quite clear; it’s time for our university leaders to do what we teach our students to do: follow the evidence. The hearts and minds of our students depend on it.

Dr. Steve Wilcox is an associate professor in the game design and development program at Wilfrid Laurier University where he researches the relationship between cognition, play, and communication.

[titsthedamnseason]

finally the bonus scene from wlu of charlie in the car with marrow the people have been begging for this. not me personally but im so pleased for everyone else

[baby-xemnas]

this is not ship hate but ill muse a lil abt l@wlu whom i dont ship so if you do, you probably won't like this (also talking abt law and SH's)

saw art that i didnt hate cuz they both felt IC to how i see them and law looked so calm and casual it made me think how their rship is canonically like YEA law is absolutely indebted to luffy and YEA he grew to respect him a lot beyond initial interest he had in luffys potential.

and ofc i LOVE when ppl fall in love with luffy when they spend time with him they are fond of him but law keeping reserved because yea sure they are some type of comrades BUT it makes me sooooo 😊😊😊 that law doesnt go beyond that

and its not a ohh but hes bad at making friends ohhh he doesnt know how. naw.

fucking bomb decision by oda to allow law to keep his distance despite him spending a lot of time with mugiwaras (and i know some fans disagree but i wont go into all the opinions i dont vibe with or ill be here til morning) because YEAH he HAS a crew he has a family - and what im trying to say here is that SURE meaningful bonds can be built in a short period of time SURE, no denying that

HOWEVER

while it would be SO easy to write him getting attached to strawhats and emphasizing those strong bonds - he did that with vivi didnt he, he did that with many characters mugiwaras save -> but! but but but but but - Heart Pirates WIN so much in value when Law is clearly acting like

"Naw man i got my family, you guys are chill and all, and im grateful to you strawhat, but id like to be back right now immediately.i miss my wife tails i miss her a lot. "

like THAT is sooooo precious to me and im so glad that oda made the conscious choice of characterizing law as somebody who keeps to himself, not jumping the shark on making him grow super close to strawhats

and it is not for any sad and shut in reason, it is not a flaw but a feature - in fact it keeps and builds up further on feeling of law as a complete character and not a luffy accessory number god knows what.

ofc i bitched plenty in my time that law shouldn't have been in wano for that reason that it's none of his business BUT it was to indirectly help mink nation so im turning it into an otp moment (plus theres lawbepo and just excellent bepo moments even if they dont go anywhere im still enjoying being serviced as a fan so im not hating on wano existing as much as before)

ps: still wont read PH/dressrosa - bepoless ass law, who needs him. even law doesnt need bepoless law - i dont think this opinion in particular would change in any way if i have read them since im stressing how important laws family - his crew is to him - and that was showcased post that arc.

[shinoposting]

Insect Awareness Walk on WLU Campus

Source

My eco-art class made native bug masks and walked around campus to raise insect conservation awareness- thought you guys would appreciate! - u/sophisticadence