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KYHorn last won the day on August 21 2023

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  1. Where do you see that? This report from the Independent indicates he was found in his seat. https://www.independent.co.uk/asia/india/air-india-crash-british-survivor-seat-11a-b2768925.html
  2. It took me an embarrassing amount of googling to figure out y'all weren't talking about the Maryland guy who was deported.
  3. I heard a report from the Telegraph estimate they have 5-6 left. They also noted that it's believed Moscow has constant AWACS coverage, which would require 2 planes at all times, plus one on the ground for refueling. This means they are extremely limited for the actual frontline
  4. I was trying to think about what follow-up attacks similar to the pager double-tap might be possible in this scenario. Maybe the ensuing scramble helps reveal the locations of remaining air assets and air defense, which can then be targeted in smaller-scale attacks.
  5. Trump ‘Seriously Considering’ Lifting All Biden-Era Restrictions on Ukraine’s War Effort, Sources Say US and German officials will discuss the next phase of Ukrainian support and Russian sanctions during meetings in Washington this week, including lifting range restrictions on interdiction in Russia https://www.kyivpost.com/post/53404
  6. Now, give them the Taurus (It might be happening: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/kremlin-says-enhanced-missile-range-ukraine-would-be-dangerous-2025-05-26/ )
  7. If only this information would've been available sooner... Macron knows the feeling
  8. Good news all around for UUUU. Trump Orders Faster Build-Out of Nuclear Power Plants https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/23/climate/trump-executive-order-nuclear-power.html
  9. I almost left that part out because I know people sometimes disagree. The full qualifier for this is: people behave irrationally all of the time. It's a standard focus of CBT to address irrational thoughts and behaviors. I'm using the term differently (and maybe I should just use "understandably" instead) to get across that if we could see it from their perspective, we would see that they aren't actually doing and thinking things without rationale. There are reasons for their behavior, even if the thoughts, actions, and feelings that follow from those reasons may not be proportionate, healthy, conducive to dialogue, etc. Once we understand the underlying rationale (fear, tiredness, jealousy, overwhelmed, overstimulated by screens, etc), it's much easier to know how to address and, in a child's case, redirect or teach different ways to handle the situation.
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