from RT: The Center for Countering Digital Hate reportedly hopes that advertiser boycotts and help from top Democrats will bring down X The Center for Countering Digital Hate, a UK-based nonprofit tied to the Labour Party, aims to “kill” Elon Musk’s X platform with help from top Democrats in Washington, according to internal documents leaked […]

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A.F. Branco Cartoon – It’s been a lousy week for Kamala and a great week for Trump as he surges ahead in the polls. The mainstream media and the Democrats ridiculed Trump for showing up for a campaign stop at McDonald’s, but it turned out to be an ingenious move politically. No worries, Kamala, I hear McDonald’s is hiring. War Room Guest Host Dave Bossie Discusses President Trump Dominating the Polls with Rasmussen Pollster Mark Mitchell (VIDEO) By David Greyson – The Gateway Pundit – Oct 22, 2024 ** Please keep our friend and political prisoner Steve Bannon – the founder of The War Room – in your thoughts and prayers during this time. War Room guest host Dave Bossie discussed President Trump dominating in the polls with Rasmussen pollster Mark Mitchell on Tuesday. Mitchell said that President Trump is doing better in the polls now than in 2016. “Instead of taking a bottom-up approach, I would take a top-down approach because Donald Trump is polling better than he did in 2016,” Mitchell said. (READ MORE)   DONATE to A.F. Branco Cartoons – Tips accepted and appreciated – $1.00 – $5.00 – $25.00 – $50.00 – it all helps to fund this website and keep the cartoons coming. Also Venmo @AFBranco – THANK YOU! A.F. Branco has taken his two greatest passions (art and politics) and translated them into cartoons that have been popular all over the country in various news outlets, including NewsMax, Fox News, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, and “The Washington Post.” He has been recognized by such personalities as Rep. Devin Nunes, Dinesh D’Souza, James Woods, Chris Salcedo, Sarah Palin, Larry Elder, Lars Larson, Rush Limbaugh, and President Trump.

The infectiously groovy Metallica bass player RobTrujillo was floored when he discovered Steven Wilson

“I’ll still be banging my head to [Lady Gaga’s] Paparazzi on my deathbed,” the Metal God declares

"To all the folk who are crying about us not showing love to the young bands and not letting them support there’s LEVELS to this game and I’m afraid 99% of ya are way off"

Arid Recovery is an Australian wildlife management organization working on transforming “desert wildlife from threatened to thriving.” Part of their mission includes: “We aim to reverse mammal extinction trends in the arid zone and develop innovative strategies to manage and protect these critical ecosystems.” Sometimes, that includes something as simple as a bird rescue. @arid.recovery This cheeky guy was rescued by our Conservation Land Manager, Nathan. #ecologytiktok #fieldwork #australianfauna #outbackaustralia #birdsoftiktok #aussiebirds #aridrecovery #totherescue ♬ Stealthy mischief(1088178) – KBYS Conservation Land Manager Nathan discovered an animal stuck in a long pipe. Unsure what type of critter it was, he faced some challenges in helping it back to freedom. He settled on inserting a long strap down the pipe to the animal, hoping it would grab on. It did, so Nathan gently pulled in the slack. When the critter reached daylight, it was still challenging to identify, but it did seem to have feathers. Image from TikTok. The little animal was pink and gray, with a lighter pinkish head. Nathan helped extricate it from the top of the pipe, and it immediately flew away. We’re glad that he was able to rescue the bird unharmed. Followers on TikTok helped to identify the bird. Most commenters thought the bird was a galah cockatoo. Image from Wikimedia Commons. The galah cockatoo is native to Australia and gets its name for its personality characteristics. To understand it better, we should discuss what the word “galah” means in Australian slang terminology. According to the School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics at Australian National University, the meaning of the word galah is: “… galah is used to refer to a fool or idiot. This figurative sense is recorded from the 1930s, and derives from the perceived stupidity of the bird.” Now you understand how the silly bird ended up at the bottom of a long pipe needing rescue. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Land Manager Discovers Impressively Unruly Creature Stuck At The Bottom Of Metal Pipe appeared first on InspireMore.

Oh, and they’re not even eels.

Physics discussion on the internet can sometimes get really confusing.

Scientists from Sun Yat-sen University in China successfully restored brain activity in pigs nearly an hour after blood circulation had stopped. In some cases, this activity was sustained for several hours. The researchers suggest that this breakthrough could soon extend the window for successful recovery after cardiac arrest. The key to this success was the inclusion of the liver in the recovery process, as reported by ScienceAlert. Sudden cardiac arrest causes a drop in blood flow (ischemia), which is especially dangerous for the brain, leading to severe and irreversible damage within minutes. The limited recovery time after cardiac arrest is due to this rapid brain deterioration. In recent years, scientists have been experimenting with pigs to explore ways to delay brain damage following ischemia. In the study, researchers induced brain ischemia in 17 laboratory-bred Tibetan pigs for 30 minutes. One group also experienced liver ischemia, while the other did not. When the pigs’ brains were examined, those without liver ischemia showed significantly less brain damage. The next step was to see if a healthy liver could be integrated into a life support system to revive the brain of a pig that had been euthanized. This system typically includes an artificial heart and lungs to circulate fluid through the brain. In one group, the liver was added to this setup. In the system without the liver, electrical activity appeared in the brain within 30 minutes, but gradually declined afterward. The researchers then tested various intervals for connecting the brain to the liver support system—after 30, 50, 60, and 240 minutes. They found that the 50-minute interval showed the most promise, with brain activity resuming and being sustained for six hours. In contrast, brains deprived of oxygen for 60 minutes only maintained activity for three hours, highlighting the critical timeframe in which resuscitation using a functioning liver can be effective. The study’s findings underscore the liver’s crucial role in protecting the brain after cardiac arrest. The research is published in EMBO Molecular Medicine. The post Scientists Restore Pig’s Brain Activity an Hour After Death appeared first on Anomalien.com.