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by Philip Giraldi, The Unz Review: The United States attacks Russia and is complicit in Israeli war crimes Unfortunately, a machine has not yet been developed that can take one back in time and undo terrible mistakes being made due to lack of appreciation of possible downstream consequences of certain actions. If Archduke Franz Ferdinand […]

At 7 a.m., Nairobi’s Giga Kitchen almost resembles an 18th-century factory in the midst of the Industrial Revolution. Giant steam-powered cookers churn out great clouds of mist as troops of workers in dark overalls scurry around with shovels in hand. But there are remarkably modern aspects to the 32,000-square-foot warehouse on the outskirts of Kenya’s capital city. The steam — produced by a pair of two-ton machines powered by “eco briquettes” of compressed sawdust — is channeled via a network of tubes linked to cookers filled with green lentils, mung beans, black-eyed peas, onions and more. Electric vehicles zip by with containers of the food, which are weighed and have their temperature recorded before being loaded onto trucks. This Giga Kitchen produces 60,000 meals a day for school kids across Nairobi. Credit: Peter Yeung “We even sterilize the [used] cooking containers with steam,” says Carol Kinuthia, the 24-year-old manager of the Giga Kitchen, as a huge column of warm air wafts out from a rumbling cooker beside her. “Nothing goes to waste here.” This gargantuan food hub, which launched in August 2023, produces 60,000 meals a day for school kids across Nairobi. Up to 900 containers of locally sourced, healthy meals, each weighing about 45 kilograms, are dispatched to the city’s schools every morning. The Giga Kitchen is the jewel in the crown of Food4Education, a Kenyan nonprofit using high-tech, low-carbon and centralized kitchens to feed students en masse in what is Africa’s largest locally led and independently run school feeding program. All scrolling images are by Peter Yeung. The post The Huge, High-Tech, Low-Carbon Kitchens Feeding Young Kenyans appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.

November 25, 2024

The countries of the United Kingdom have long and storied histories stretching back thousands of years. As such, it perhaps should not surprise us that the United Kingdom is also home to a plethora of haunted and indeed haunting locations, each with its own strange tales and legends to tell. Furthermore, most of these strange and sometimes sinister locations are still paranormally active today and remain of great interest to paranormal investigators and enthusiasts alike.

Part 1 of Wicked has finally been released, and the public is loving it. From going viral on TikTok to being featured on every late-night talk show, this is truly the era of Wicked. Jon M. Chu did what was considered impossible: He created a movie musical that was both a faithful adaption of the […] The post Top 10 Worst Musical to Movie Adaptions appeared first on Listverse.