The service of that myth is part of why German support for Israel is so over the top, yes. Actual treatment of Holocaust survivors in Israel could be really shitty, with high rates of poverty and mistreatment by Zionist settlers. A Hebrew slur against diaspora Jews of the time, “sabonim”, was slang for “coward” and stemmed from the use of Holocaust victims’ body fat to make soap.

However, following the money gets to the real heart of the issue. West Germany retained an enormous amount of money and property that Nazi Germany had stolen from Holocaust victims. Monetary support for Israel and encouraging immigration let the state dodge liability for reparations to individuals. Read more here: https://jacobin.com/2020/11/postwar-west-germany-support-israel-whitewashing

My dude in the watercolor-pink kufiya wouldn’t need such chunky hardware for simple command detonation. God Bless This True Patriot And His Cool Model Aircraft Hobby. 🫡

It is, and other factors would exacerbate the debilitation and cancer risk from that dose besides. I did some searching and found NASA currently uses a lifetime dose limit of 600 mSv before grounding an astronaut, and there’s also a handy chart of the relative radiosensitivity among different parts of the body.

The bioengineering challenge of mitigating 1-2 Sv of hazard starts to look more approachable with that data on board, but I know jack and shit, and am merely curious, and want NASA to cure cancer. What do you think?

Yeah, I should have been more specific, thank you. Moist is plenty, with a plate under it.

Put a *damp paper towel around the beverage and chill it in the coldest spot of the fridge with enough space for airflow.

zestyyyyy.

Thanks for sharing this with us. If my friend was in similar circumstances, I would tell them to read this de-paywalled 404 Media article with a doctor and lawyer next to them, to do what the doctor and lawyer say and comply with all laws and best practices and sensible precautions, and that it wasn’t medical or legal advice and neither is this Lemmy post.

Also, corsetry kicks ass and your work is gorgeous. My SO found creators like Abby Cox, Bernadette Banner, and Nicole Rudolph during 2020 and it’s been an absolutely mesmerizing rabbit hole to fall into even for a cishet fella well outside the key demographics. Although, unisex medical compression support garments are more relevant to me lately; is that an angle that drew you to them with EDS and everything?

I’m glad there’s a gamepad in that picture too. What you’ve shared speaks to a life lived very well in spite of health and circumstance.

I very much agree, but that battle has always belonged to the locals. A few blogs reported that AMLO wanted an official change back to Gulf of California, and there’s no easily searched record of any pre-conquest Mesoamerican name.

Would be a power move to just have two Gulfs of Mexico

Oh, great, ICE is just quoting Colonel Kurtz from Apocalypse Now.

‘I thought, my God, the genius of that… understand that these men were not monsters… they had wives, families, they fought with their hearts… yet they had the strength… the strength to do that’.)

The only option is a US state name change back to Alta California and a re-formalization of Baja California’s bay as the Sea of Cortés.

Wearing a surgical drain is brave all on its own, but that makes me extra inspired!

And for multiperson scanning of compatible patients in a dramatically more cancerous pandemic-affected modern cohort with dwindling hospital infrastructure! ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ

It’s always a great time to make respirator masks like N95s a part of your life, even if you stopped or never started. The future will have even more fun reasons to own inexpensive P100 elastomerics with backup multi-gas cartridges too!

For fellow Americans just waking up, observe how much better this sounds than ‘zoodles’

(and don’t @ me about chiffonades and spiralizing and julienning. actually do, spiralizers kick ass)