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I found yesterday a new project Magnova https://magnova.org
and all issues goes to TRADE
and all issues goes to TRADE
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If you want to fuck up your body stop eating animal fat!! fat is responsible for regulating your hormone production and functions.
#myworkoutarena
#myworkoutarena
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The Fairy of Eagle Nebula
Image Credit: Image Credit: NASA, ESA, The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220925.html #APOD
Image Credit: Image Credit: NASA, ESA, The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220925.html #APOD
APOD: 2022 September 25 - The Fairy of Eagle Nebula
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.apod.nasa.gov
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Good night or good morning
After night shift I am not sure is it day or night, am i dead or alive, but trying to stay awake
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September Sunrise Shadows
Image Credit & Copyright: Donato Lioce
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220924.html #APOD
Image Credit & Copyright: Donato Lioce
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220924.html #APOD
APOD: 2022 September 24 - September Sunrise Shadows
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.apod.nasa.gov
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Homo Deus
I(homo deus) joining the forces to protect the self consuming species homo sapiens, I am so happy joining the journey!!!
I love documentaries about apollo moon missions, it is so weird feeling - a bactery(us) traveling yo another planet and making a first step, we are just animals created hy evolution. And I want a good nap😀)
Went for shopping in the sainsburys, prices are growing, uk cut taxes gor the rich, poor again will pay with their work and real money fir rich people pleasures. Enjoyed evening with my son in the garden. Made a meal and watching videaneat documentaries
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Ringed Ice Giant Neptune
Image Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, NIRCam
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Image Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, NIRCam
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap220923.html #APOD
APOD: 2022 September 23 - Ringed Ice Giant Neptune
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.apod.nasa.gov
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Night shift
Tried the working in night shift. Work is fine but i tried to sleep all day and still feel terible...
16:00
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Tio from the Tromsite is the richest man in this panet. If you asking why, it looks yhat you retarded.
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NGC 7331 Close Up
Image Credit & License: ESA/Hubble & NASA/D. Milisavljevic (Purdue University)
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Image Credit & License: ESA/Hubble & NASA/D. Milisavljevic (Purdue University)
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APOD: 2022 September 22 - NGC 7331 Close Up
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I've been slowly working on some of these Orion filters. Haven't had a lot of time recently, but here is an unfinished JWST composite aligned over an older HST composite I made a while back.
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It's not deployed yet, but I just merged a feature so that activities can have multiple types of participant, with different role requirements.
This could have many uses, but one concrete use case if for new people to the group to be able to sign in for "newcomer" activities before they become approved as full members.
This could have many uses, but one concrete use case if for new people to the group to be able to sign in for "newcomer" activities before they become approved as full members.
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The main problem with open-source
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Yes correct but it is not a problem o just side effect of trade. Trade is a problem. The best profit to trade is to trade free product!!! Trade fucks up opensource not money it self or people- People are forced to trade for profit.
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Day starts with a play with drone
How did you day started today? I was wakep up by my son and been asked to play with a drone. Drinking the pu-erh tea. 08:30
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The Horsehead Nebula in Infrared from Hubble
Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Hubble; Processing: Alexandra Nachman
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Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Hubble; Processing: Alexandra Nachman
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APOD: 2022 September 21 - The Horsehead Nebula in Infrared from Hubble
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.apod.nasa.gov
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Star Forming Region NGC 3582 without Stars
Image Credit & Copyright: Chris Willocks
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Image Credit & Copyright: Chris Willocks
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APOD: 2022 September 20 - Star Forming Region NGC 3582 without Stars
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.apod.nasa.gov
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Good morning after the night full of experiences
Drinking pu-erh tea with a milk and preparing my son fir the school and myself. Lol
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And that's a wrap! The General Assembly has come to a close. We'll write up all of the outcomes on our blog to keep you all in the loop. Watch this space! 🐳
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Facebook users claim to hate the service, but they keep using it, leading many to describe Facebook as "addictive." But there's a simpler explanation: people keep using Facebook though they hate it because they don't want to lose their connections to the *people* they love.
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see also: why nobody leaves Twitter for Mastodon instances. There's a critical mass of people leaving at once needed to circumvent the "but all my friends are on Twitter" mechanic; the closest we came to that was when Musk's takeover was announced, and even then it more or less failed.
A: "But all my friends are on Twitter"
*A stays on Twitter because that's where their friends are*
*their friends stay on Twitter because that's where A is*
A: "But all my friends are on Twitter"
*A stays on Twitter because that's where their friends are*
*their friends stay on Twitter because that's where A is*
this is also a long game. As gouvernements desire to break up monopolies grow, the pressure for interoperability does as well. And the fedi will absorb former walled Gardens as yet another (large) instance.
since the only folks still using Facebook that I care to stay in contact with are older relatives, I just switched to sending them status update emails. Very old-person of me, but it keeps me off a site that does such awful stuff to the social fabric of our world.
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It's almost time! Members, make sure to join us over in our general assembly room in half an hour to make sure your voice gets heard!
https://hub.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/channels/general-assembly-2022
https://hub.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/channels/general-assembly-2022
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I'm officially flu vaccinated and new covid boosterized. 😁
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16:30 thinking and looking for ideas which ar jow to create trade-free product, nut must useful for daiky human life. Sonething with foid, plant, tree, plant supplement or plants hidden functions? Any suggestions?
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Hi everyone o/
Today's the day! At 19:30 CEST we'll be hosting our 2022 General Assembly 🥳 Please read the forum post for information about the agenda and the meeting place.
https://forum.funkwhale.audio/d/207-general-assembly-organization-202209
See you there! 🐳
Today's the day! At 19:30 CEST we'll be hosting our 2022 General Assembly 🥳 Please read the forum post for information about the agenda and the meeting place.
https://forum.funkwhale.audio/d/207-general-assembly-organization-202209
See you there! 🐳
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Big moment!
# git switch -c add/public-activities
Switched to a new branch 'add/public-activities'
non-techie version: we're adding publicly accessible activities in karrot 🍾
... one day hopefully to federate with mobilizon et al.
# git switch -c add/public-activities
Switched to a new branch 'add/public-activities'
non-techie version: we're adding publicly accessible activities in karrot 🍾
... one day hopefully to federate with mobilizon et al.
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Day starts from making a pizza(private diary)
Started my day from my kick from my son,he said: Mommy is not waking up, but I have an idea, we cook a pizza and mommy will wake up. Lol 09:00
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Hello and a warm welcome to your Environment module, Journeys through a changing world. Also known by the code U116
My name is Rachel Slater - it was my job to lead the production of this module – but it was very much a team effort, with authors from disciplines across science, social science and technology. This gives the module a variety we hope you’ll find interesting.
You will study U116 using print and online materials.
There are six Blocks. Each Block has a book and some online resources.
You should have received a parcel in the post with the books plus the Essential Guide to U116
It’s a good idea to read the Essential Guide first, its got lots of useful information including who to contact for help and support
The U116 Route map gives an overview of what you will study.
The road illustrates the print elements – which are 6 books and essential guide – and the stream illustrates the online elements. You will be given guidance on moving from one to the other as you progress through the module.... show more
Hello and a warm welcome to your Environment module, Journeys through a changing world. Also known by the code U116
My name is Rachel Slater - it was my job to lead the production of this module – but it was very much a team effort, with authors from disciplines across science, social science and technology. This gives the module a variety we hope you’ll find interesting.
You will study U116 using print and online materials.
There are six Blocks. Each Block has a book and some online resources.
You should have received a parcel in the post with the books plus the Essential Guide to U116
It’s a good idea to read the Essential Guide first, its got lots of useful information including who to contact for help and support
The U116 Route map gives an overview of what you will study.
The road illustrates the print elements – which are 6 books and essential guide – and the stream illustrates the online elements. You will be given guidance on moving from one to the other as you progress through the module.
The first stage of your journey begins by setting out from home with Block 1. You’ll be introduced to some of the language, ideas and contexts to help you make sense of environmental change.
Home is your home planet, and you’ll check for some vital signs as you start your journey.
Home is also where you live and you will take look at your lifestyle and assess your own environmental impact using the OU’s carbon calculator
In Block 2 you’ll be travelling north to explore the Arctic, a place that has long fascinated researchers, artists and adventurers.
You will consider the different ways in which environmental change is understood through science, and art, as well as the experience of the people who live there
You will explore the OU’s Polar Museum interactive, which draws on many historical and scientific artefacts of the actual Polar Museum based in Cambridge.
Block 3 sees you stop off at the regions around the River Nile.
It’s different to what’s gone before with more study online – shown by the online stream feeding into a lake.
You will explore interdependencies between people and their environment, and how this can sometimes lead to competition with wildlife and with each other. You’ll focus on some real case studies which really helps to bring the subject to life.
In Block 4 you will start your visit to the Amazon with Charlie Hamilton-James, he’s UK based wildlife photographer who set out on a mission to protect part of the rain forest.
You’ll develop your understanding of the environmental science of tropical forests and consider the threats and opportunities faced by the Amazon’s people in the trade-offs between development and conservation.
Block 5 welcomes you to China, home to one in five of the planet’s people. After decades of rapid growth China has the largest and fastest growing middle class in the world. You’ll explore what this means for environmental change and how China is attempting to solve some of its environmental problems.
Most of the world’s population is urban, they live and work in cities and towns. The last stop on your U116 journey brings you back home to aspects of cities and towns that many of you will be familiar with. You will explore ideas and actions that can help make cities more resilient, liveable and sustainable.
Throughout your studies you will be supported by your tutor, who will contact you at the start of the module.
For each Block you can attend a tutorial, which are designed to support your studies and assessment.
Assessment comprises 7 tutor marked assignments, known as TMAs, and there’s more about this later.
Tutorials are not compulsory but students find them very helpful and they are a great opportunity to meet other students. If you have never attended a tutorial before and don’t know what to expect, don’t worry, they are very friendly and you don’t need to prepare anything beforehand.
By the end of U116 you will have developed lots of study skills to equip you for your onward journey in your studies and in life.
I’ll sign off by wishing you good luck, I hope you enjoy your Environment journey!
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This is the homepage of the module website
It is organised on a week by week basis and is also referred to as the study planner
We have summarised the study planner in a one-page calendar – it’s a good idea to print this and keep it somewhere you can check regularly
Most weeks will be a mixture of studying from the relevant book and online materials, which are rich in audio and video recordings
Guidance about what to study each week is given in ‘planning your week’, you will be directed out to the books and back online to work on the activities
It’s best to plan ahead and pace yourself so you can keep up to date with the study planner
You will need to spend roughly 12-16 hours studying each week
Studying the environment draws on social science, science and technology, and it is likely to you will find some topics more interesting or challenging than others, and some might take you longer to study than others.
Remember you can always contact your tutor if you find the material challenging, or if need more guid... show more
This is the homepage of the module website
It is organised on a week by week basis and is also referred to as the study planner
We have summarised the study planner in a one-page calendar – it’s a good idea to print this and keep it somewhere you can check regularly
Most weeks will be a mixture of studying from the relevant book and online materials, which are rich in audio and video recordings
Guidance about what to study each week is given in ‘planning your week’, you will be directed out to the books and back online to work on the activities
It’s best to plan ahead and pace yourself so you can keep up to date with the study planner
You will need to spend roughly 12-16 hours studying each week
Studying the environment draws on social science, science and technology, and it is likely to you will find some topics more interesting or challenging than others, and some might take you longer to study than others.
Remember you can always contact your tutor if you find the material challenging, or if need more guidance
Assessment is an important part of developing your learning. The study planner allows you time for this and it’s important that you do the same so you can focus on your assessment
Assessment offers regular opportunities for you to receive feedback from your tutor, who will give you personalised guidance and support.
U116 assessment comprises seven tutor marked assignments or TMAs.
You’ll find a link to each of the TMAs in the relevant week on the study planner and under Assessment
Lots of students find it helpful to print their assignments as soon as they are available. You can do this using ‘view as single page’ then print.
Spend some time familiarising yourself with the module website.
These are the main navigation tabs
Forums are available for you to share your thoughts, ideas and queries with your tutor and fellow students. As well as a module wide forum you also have your own tutor group forum.
In Resources you will find all the online materials with each Block, information about module accessibility, plus lots of their useful information and links.
In the ‘downloads’ you’ll find electronic versions of the printed books.
And the ‘library resources’ can help support your studies including developing your online study skills
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