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Not sure how accurate that Tactical Analysis is, but 1000 Russian KIA in the last 36 hours is mind blowing.
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One of the images shared by Kitna was of a prepubescent girl being sexually abused by a man. The phrase "so young junior" was written on that picture, and another of a pubescent girl. Kitna told a detective he thought the pictures were legal because he found them online.
When police searched Kitna's phone, they found three more images of two nude pubescent girls in the shower, according to the report. Those three images were saved to his cellphone last December, police said. The report did not estimate the ages of the girls.
Kenyon, the attorney, argued that Kitna should be released with no monetary bond and suggested that those three images could be considered child erotica instead of child porn.
Not sure it's a winning strategy for his attorney to be arguing that it's not child porn but rather "child erotica". WTF man???
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24 minutes ago, Chad Fuck said:
I don't disagree with you, I'm just gaming it out. How many boats must UA have for this kind of operation? Is it possible NATO has sent pontoon bridges that went under the radar? All the things we've discussed Russia not having to cross these natural obstacles are all the things Ukraine needs as well, but we haven't heard much about it. I'm sure UA has thought all this out, as the whole war appears to have been strategically thought out by them. Just musing is all.
France supplied some bridges earlier this summer.
QuoteThe French company Matiere will hand over 36 lightweight bridges to Ukraine, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.
“Together with the French government and the federation of French industrialists MEDEF, we have agreed to transfer to Ukraine 36 easily assembled bridges from 23 to 46 meters long from the Matiere campaign. These structures can quickly replace the destroyed Ukrainian bridges, and subsequently replace them on a permanent basis,” Kuleba said on online briefing on Wednesday.
According to him, the French company Matiere has many years of experience in the rapid deployment of bridge crossings for road and rail transport, especially in countries where the war has destroyed infrastructure.
“Already on July 25, the company’s engineers will arrive in Ukraine and conduct a joint assessment mission with the engineers of Ukravtodor. Potentially, the company is considering the possibility of deploying the production of these bridge crossings in Ukraine,” Kuleba said.
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2 hours ago, immamac said:
I'm going to drop a pin on Google maps. Walk to the pin.
This was actually super helpful. Very easy to follow and find.
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20 minutes ago, ztejas said:
I hope I didn't terrify your family. I think I made a classy exit when it started to get somewhat awkward.
Not at all! Nice to actually be able to put a face to the Surly handle.
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I stopped by with the wife and my two boys - ages 8 and 12 before the game. This was their first Texas game. Grabbed a couple of beers and the kids put a dent in the fruit and cookie tray. Did anyone finish the White Claws? Thanks for putting this together!
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29 minutes ago, Prepuce of Doom said:
I say this without a hint of sarcasm - I had much higher expectations for a poster named "ass."
What'd you expect? He's ass my dude.
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8 minutes ago, MillerEP said:
Ukrainian civilians joy riding in a Russian BMP
Better get that into the shop - looks like the check engine light is on.
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Saw in another article that a pack of cigarettes in NZ will run you over $20. Pack-a-day smoker would have to shell out almost 8 grand a year for that, and yet they say that 10% of their population still smokes.
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2 hours ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:
FYI, the test is 24 hours before departure.
I was recently doing similar math between testing when I land in the UK and having to test 48 hours before for France. Fortunately, it is 48 hours before departure and not 48 hours before arrival, so I can thread that needle provided shit doesn't go sideways and everything shuts down in the interim.
1 hour ago, lemonlime said:I thought it just had to be the day before departure, and not 24 hours? Which, well just fuck. Besides the ridiculousness of this when omnicron's been here for awhile, I have my first international trip in 2 years next week. Between the restrictions going, and then coming back in, with a departure at 5 am and a connection, fingers crossed.
It's day before - not 24 hours.
From CDC:
QuoteAll air passengers 2 years or older with a flight departing to the US from a foreign country at or after 12:01am EST (5:01am GMT) on December 6, 2021, are required show a negative COVID-19 viral test result taken no more than 1 day before travel, or documentation of having recovered from COVID-19 in the past 90 days, before they board their flight.
QuoteThe 1-day period is 1 day before the flight’s departure. The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air passenger and aircraft operator. By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.
For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the prior Thursday.
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20 minutes ago, Js1 said:
If parents want to tell schools what to teach, they should just home school their kids then. Schools can't cater to hundreds or thousands of parents and what they want their precious little snowflakes to be taught.
This right here. But Cletus and Jimbo down on the Va-Ky border don't understand nuance. Throw in a little racism fearmongering (CRT) and a large part of the state is a lost cause.
6 minutes ago, Js1 said:I also don't think T-Mac wins by 9. I'd say 4-5, maybe 6, points is more likely.
I hope you're right but I'm thinking it's going to be within a point or two either way.
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It's going to be close and I'm not going to be surprised if Youngkin pulls it out. There's just a different vibe out there this year. Lots of people up here in the suburbs (where Dems have been dominant of late) are still pretty angry and fired up over how the school districts have handled Covid over the last couple of years. Add in some proposed watering down of curriculums that was being pushed earlier this year, it's just not a good situation. I think there are going to be a good number of voters in NoVa that are upset enough with the almost entirely Dem school boards that they will take it out on McAullife.
Youngkin has run a pretty smart campaign - staying away form Trumpy issues and focusing mainly on schools. Little bit of crime thrown in along with eliminating the grocery tax. McAullife really fucked up at one of the debates where he said that parents shouldn't be allowed to tell schools what to teach. This soundbite has been all over the airwaves since and is unfortunately very effective - voters just don't get the nuance of what he was trying to say.
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25 minutes ago, DigglerontheHoof said:
Owner needs an ass kicking.
...from Covid.
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So I've been following everyone getting tested at Texas cares on this thread and had my mom who lives in Arlington go get tested last week.
Backstory - she got her second Pfizer back in Feb at the Convention Center. At the time she was raving about how the local firefighters ran such an efficient operation, quick in and out etc... A few days after her second shot her arm was still really sore, painful to move, loss of motion... She also was telling me that the firefighter gave her the shot pretty high up in her arm. Her arm never fully recovered. Doctor's couldn't really figure anything out - still limited motion after PT. She just attributed it to "frozen shoulder". At this point she's close to getting back to normal.
Fast forward to the Texas Cares study. She got her results and had an antibody level of 188. I don't think I've seen a number that low on this thread. She took her results to her doctor today and they now think her second shot didn't make it into her muscle and that could explain the low antibody level. Getting her a booster ASAP.
Anyways, up to now she wasn't in any hurry to get a third shot but the Texas Cares Results have made her change her thinking on that thankfully.
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Couldn't you always just dispute with the credit card if Ebay doesn't make it right? Seems like a pretty slam dunk case if you were to dispute it.
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So for all you guys getting tested for antibodies. Are there testing locations around Arlington/Ft Worth area? My mom would like to get tested but knows nothing about this sort of thing and I live up here in VA so no idea how to go about it.
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39 minutes ago, Horn Dogg said:
What if there were a “buy your way out of purgatory” deal? Like donate $1000 to burnt ends and you get a second shot at life.
Alternatively...what if there was a way to buy someone IN to purgatory? How much could we raise to have futureman banned?
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2 hours ago, Anastasis said:
It's confusing because in a related NPR written article discussing the interview, they seem to imply that he was specifically referring to full approval - not to emergency use authorization.
QuoteParents and caregivers may have to wait until the end of 2021 before a COVID-19 vaccine is fully approved for young children ages 5 to 11. The news comes from Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, in an interview with NPR's Morning Edition.
Collins said both Pfizer and Moderna are still collecting trial data, trying to understand — among other things — whether young children should receive a smaller vaccine dose than what has already been approved for adults.
Pfizer could submit its data to the Food and Drug Administration for review by the end of September, Collins said. But he added, "I've got to be honest, I don't see the approval for kids — 5 to 11 — coming much before the end of 2021."
While full FDA approval is likely several months away, Pfizer's vaccine could be cleared for emergency use earlier, possibly in October, after the submission of its trial data.
. I'm still holding out hope for October.
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“I’ve got to be honest, I don’t see the approval for kids 5 to 11 coming much before the end of 2021,” NIH Director Francis Collins said. The vaccine remains available to children 12 to 15 under an emergency use authorization, or EUA. The reason, Collins said, is a matter of data. “I know a lot of people are really anxious to see this move forward,” he said, especially as children return to classrooms for the new school year.
This sucks. They really need to speed up the process to get the younger school-age kids vaxed. Anyone out there got a hook up with a doc that is willing to give my 11 and 7 year olds doses off-label?
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Have you guys reached out to main steam media? This is the first instance I've seen where someone has crowdsourced a funding source. You might want to shoot the statesman or espn something showing the plan and compliance office sign off. I would think they would be interested in running something on this.
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Ukraine has already sacrificed 10s of thousands of their people to destroy one of our greatest advisories. The money we've given them has been a drop in the bucket relative to the amounts we have spent on our military and other armed conflicts over the years. This has been the greatest use of our military budget ever with respect to fighting the enemy. Not to mention no US soldier has died to get to this result. I feel Ukraine has earned every penny we have given them and then some. I'm more than willing to lead reconstruction efforts after the war as a big thanks to the sacrifices they have made to destroy one of the most toxic countries on the planet.