Join DAWA for a rally and march on Palantir! the militarized AI company has been deeply involved in israel's genocide in Palestine, ICE's raids, and even our healthcare. Let them know that the people of Denver do not stand with war criminals and war profiteers! Up with Palestine! Down with Palantir!
I think that's true for the Aedes egypti species at least, they're not native in the Americas and are a main disease-spreading species
Also KUVO, fantastic jazz and more out of Five Points, Denver
Add KJAC! The Colorado Sound, alt/pop music station run by KUNC
Love it! Smash it Back (punk) and Old Grass Gnu Grass (bluegrass etc) are favorite shows. For anyone who doesn't know, you can play back shows from the last two weeks on demand on the website.
Zach Weinersmith's Open Borders is a fantastic (and amusingly illustrated) discussion of these types of concerns.
The US effectively does both: the lotteries are run by the states and total prizes are much less than total ticket sales, generating net revenue for the state. Winnings are taxed like other income, meaning there are federal taxes and in many states state taxes.
Most Jews are not israeli and israel is not representative of Judaism, but israel does claim Judaism as a core part of its "national" identity, so there's nothing antisemitic about pointing out the irony of Nazis supporting israel. The irony may be pretty superficial tho, some of the other replies here point out several reasons why Nazism and Zionism/israel are actually aligned.
I've been happy with Phonograph for queueing, nothing special but it seems very easy to use to me. Looks like tons of good recommendations on this thread I haven't tried out tho, definitely might be something better out there
This is the drilling rig on the Joides Resolution, a research ship that has made contributions to our understanding of paleontology, plate techtonics, and climate science over the past 40 years. The cool geometric structure insulates a camera from vibrations so they can get a clear view of the seafloor. Neat retrospective on the ship (with more photos) here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/oct/09/a-huge-loss-is-it-the-end-for-the-ship-that-helped-us-understand-life-on-earth
Love this! Inspired by Scavengers Reign?
