“amruta” — Fediverse search results on home.social

United States @[email protected] · 2026-03-20 · 02:40 UTC

Breakthrough technology decodes leg movement signals from nerves in amputees

A research team led by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, has, for the first time,…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #america #Amputation #Amputations #brain #elisa #Implants #knee #language #Muscle #nerve #nervoussystem #PhantomLimb #Prosthetic #research #science #technology #unitedstatesofamerica #walking
https://www.europesays.com/2858481/

#walking #unitedstatesofamerica #technology #science #research #prosthetic

lemon @[email protected] · 2026-03-29 · 23:37 UTC

I went clubbing last night for the first time since I had my toes amputated last June. It was nice to be out with my friends and dancing and enjoying the music. To make up for the closed toe shoes I have to wear now, I wore a transparent PVC dress. When I woke up this afternoon 🙄 I noticed I still had the dress on, but lost my bra and panties. 👙
#panties #bra #dancing #clubbing #transparent #PVC

#panties #bra #dancing #clubbing #transparent #pvc

Mathrubhumi English @[email protected] · 2026-01-24 · 09:33 UTC

Shocking! A NEET aspirant in UP allegedly cut off his foot to get into medical school via disability quota after failing twice. Read the full story and the immense pressure students face. https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news/india/neet-aspirant-amputates-foot-disability-quota-dt8aj6pp?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #NEET #MedicalCollege #Education #UttarPradesh #Doctor

#neet #medicalcollege #education #uttarpradesh #doctor

Angry Metal Guy @[email protected] · 2026-01-03 · 14:35 UTC

Heavy Moves Heavy 2025 – AMG’s Ultimate Workout Playlist By Thus Spoke

Before I was press-ganged into the Skull Pit, I, Ferox, began curating an exercise playlist named Heavy Moves Heavy. For a decade, I alone reaped the benefits of this creation–many were the hours spent preening aboard my Squat Yacht, mixing oils so that I could marvel at the glistening gainz unlocked by the List. My indentured servitude is your good fortune, because a new and improved version of the Heavy Moves Heavy playlist is now available to all readers of AMG in good standing.1 The lifters among us have spent countless hours in the Exercise Oubliette testing these songs for tensile strength and ideological purity. Enjoy–but don’t listen if you are being screened for PEDs in the near future. This music will cause your free testosterone levels to skyrocket even as it adds length and sheen to your back pelt. ~ Ferox

A year has passed, and now the barbell of honour has been placed on my (regrettably smaller) shoulders as Ferox steps back from the AMG side-quest to focus on his main story. Our leader may be absent, but our search for gains continues with an otherwise full house and new recruits to boot. The songs that guided and shaped our workouts are compiled here in a playlist guaranteed to boost yours, whether you listen on shuffle or straight the way through.1 So what are you waiting for? Down your pre-workout, grab your straps and your knee-sleeves, and get ready to get massive. ~ Thus Spoke

Thus Spoke Enters Muscle Mommy Mode:

“Silence like the Grave” // Paradise Lost (Ascension) – Straightforwardly solid, catchy, sharp, with a killer atmosphere. Insta-playlist save when the single dropped. Paradise Lost back on top-form and just time to give you the energy for moving heavy things.

“Magnolia” // Deafheaven (Lonely People with Power) – Oh yeah, I’m dead serious. Sorry not sorry to any haters out there. This is four minutes and change of unqualified emotion and racing thoughts and it gets my blood running hot every damn time.

“Against the Dying of the Light” // Dormant Ordeal (Tooth and Nail) – Unironically motivating in a way presumably not intended. Just when you want to quit, that roar of “raaage, RAAAAAAGGGE,” and the impeccable drum and guitar work come in to see you through.

“Condemnesia” // Cytotoxin (Biographyte) – The devastation of a currently-occurring nuclear disaster—complete with a frantically clicking geiger counter and a witness’ agonised moans—portrayed through slick, punchy tech-death. Do I need to explain?

“Perfida Contracçao do Aço” // Filii Nigrantium Infernalium (Perfida Contracçao do Aço) – I wouldn’t normally go for something like this; the vocals are kind of horrible. But the energetic ridiculousness is so fucking feral it takes you beyond pumped and into crazed maniac territory; which is obviously ideal for the gym.

“DNA (Do Not Amputate)” // To the Grave (Still) – Mean, melodic, and with a message, there’s nothing about this that doesn’t work while lifting. If I’m going to include any deathcore in the playlist at all, then it has to be To the Grave.

“Eunuch Maker” // Depravity (Bestial Possession) – If your resting-murder-face, hoodie, and headphones aren’t enough to keep people from having the audacity to speak to you, then listening to this could help. It’s massive, and fun as hell, and will make you look extra mean through osmosis, I guarantee.

“Architects of Extinction” // Psycroptic (Architects of Extinction) – Banger alert. The change in vocals makes this a smidge less strong than it otherwise would be, but c’mon; a riff that good has got to be anabolic.

“Amaranth” // Nephylim (Circuition) – My dopamine-fixation song for the best part of a month. It’s uplifting, it’s catchy, it’s infinitely replayable. What more do you want?

“Natural Law” // Primitive Man (Observance) – It’s not too long, it’s a very important, massive chunk of overwhelming heaviness that makes me feel ten times the size and heft I actually am. You can get through all three (or however many) sets with spare time to admire the pump.

“Deathless” // Phobocosm (Gateway) – Monstrous, massive, intense. Fast and furious isn’t always it; more and more, I crave slow, oppressive, and malevolent. It’s just what I crave to dig deeper.

“1918 Pt 3: ADE (A duty to escape)” // 1914 (Viribus Unitis) – It took less than a single complete playthrough for this to end up on this list. It’s heavy enough for leg day, and it’s atmospheric and moving in that perfect way that helps you dissociate from how much your body hurts. I’ve had it on repeat through many a tough session since.

Kenstrosity Bursts Through His Own Workout Gear:

“Rot in the Pit” // Depravity (Bestial Possession) – If there was ever a song that eradicated mental blocks to that next rep, that next PR, that next push, it’s “Rot in the Pit.” Boasting mountain-moving swagger and a center riff that risks greater injury to my body than any ego lift could ever approach, Depravity penned a bona fide gymstormer with “Rot in the Pit.”

“Summoning Sickness” // Pedestal for Leviathan (Enter: Vampyric Manifestation) – Imagine getting legs so powerful and swole they force your gait to change—but you’re doing it in the basement of your Transylvanian vampire castle with Igor loading up weights on the bar for your next PR. That’s what “Summoning Sickness” feels like when I’m pushing

“Nachthexe” // Bianca (Bianca) – You wouldn’t expect something that dabbles so heavily in atmosphere to possess such meaty muscle as this, but Bianca’s “Nachthexe” proves the might of the sleeper build. Once they take of the airy, soft pump cover, a devastating topology of deadly power ripples just under the skin.

“The Insufferable Weight” // Barren Path (Grieving) – Don’t let the lighter weights I’m lugging around fool you. Volume days are fucking brutal, and a challenge for both my mind and my body. Barren Path’s “The Insufferable Weight” adrenalizes me with it’s speed and brutal rhythms just enough to survive those endless reps.

“Granfalloon” // Unbirth (Asomatous Besmirchment) – Unbirth is the pool from which some the nastiest, grooviest, and most deceptively complex riffs spawn. This is great fodder for those compound movements that build strength and density. You could pick anything off of Asomatous Besmirchment for such gains, but my preference is “Granfalloon.”

“Kollaps” // Jordsjuk (Naglet til livet) – Black metal? For the gym? You fucking bet. Guaranteed to pull you back from the brink of absolute failure, Jordsjuk’s “Kollaps” thrashes and shimmers with enough vibrancy and verve to make whatever load I’m pushing feel like light weight.

“Infestis” // Igorrr (Amen) – You wouldn’t expect something as weird and wacky as Igorrr to fit in the land of iron and steel, but here we are. With stomping riffs and vicious roars, “Infestis” is top tier workout gear. Great for keeping pace and supporting breath control, you’ll find much progress with Igorrr by your side.

“Flashback (ft. Strawberry Hospital)” // Blind Equation (A Funeral in Purgatory) – Every year I open up one slot for those high intensity workouts where cardio and strength meet. This year, my spotter cheering me on when I’m doing sprints and weighted jumps is Blind Equation’s intense and lightning-fast “Flashback.” Gotta go fast!!!

“Leave the Flesh Behind” // Ashen (Leave the Flesh Behind) – Probably the underdog in the litter, Ashen’s “Leave the Flesh” behind is all muscle, and a mountain of it at that. These riffs represent both the immovable object and the unstoppable force. One day, I hope to be like them.

“12 Worm Wounds” // Death Whore (Blood Washes Everything Away) – It was difficult to narrow down a selection from Death Whore’s lean and mean debut, but I keep coming back to the swaggering riffs of “12 Worm Wounds” went I need motivation for that next lift. It just makes everything I’m doing seem like the most fun I’ll ever have.

“The Fire in Which We Burn” // …and Oceans (The Regeneration Itinerary) – Boasting what I consider to be the single best black metal riff of 2025, …and Oceans greatly surprised me with a swaggering barnstormer of a track ready made to stoke the fire in my chest for a second wind. Hand me another set of plates, it’s time to go up for one more set!

“Never Difiled” // Serenity in Murder (Timeless Reverie) – Who needs to spell correctly when you have hundreds of pounds to push on the bar? This is the question I ask whenever the adrenaline-soaked “Never Difiled” plays as I rack up the plates for my next set. Nobody’s ever been able to give me an answer.

“The Twisted Helix” // Mutagenic Host (The Diseased Machine) – They say genetics play a huge role in what kind of gains you can expect to achieve naturally in the gym. Well, I’m an ectomorph so it’s tough—and takes a lot more time—to build and maintain muscle. The solution? Twist my helixes and instantly quadruple my gains. Mutagenic Host’s “The Twisted Helix” is just the tool for the job!

“+++Engine Kill+++” // Ruinous Power (EXTREME DANGER: Prototype Weaponry) – Sometimes you just need something threatening to rip the rails right off the track to hype you up for a grueling session. That’s what songs like Ruinous Power’s “+++Engine Kill+++” are for. Short, to the point, and vicious, it will get your blood surging and your body raring to go.

“Femto’s Theme” // Flummox (Southern Progress) – Something so theatrical doesn’t sound like a natural fit when working out, but the sheer heft and chunky rhythms of Flummox’s “Femto’s Theme” defies those expectations. I’ve been using it for leg days and the results are crazy town! Don’t believe me? Try it for yourself!

Steel Druhm Trains His Ape Arms to Crush the Empire State Building:

“Abandoned Feretrum” // Sepulchral (Beneath the Shroud) – Blending old school black and death noise, Sepulchral mainline pure badger adrenaline and rattlesnake venom into your major muscle groups. Handle those power chugs with care, Brah.

“Necrobotic Enslavement” // Glorious Depravity (Death Never Sleeps) – Taking discarded Morbid Angel riffs and repurposing them to turn a peaceful man rabid is why we have science. Take 2 doses of “Necrobotic Enslavement” 30 minutes before throwing 45 lb plates at people who sit on exercise machines and chat.

“A Scream in the Snow” // Black Soul Horde (Symphony of Chaos) – Trve metal can embiggen the innate desire for strength and raw power like no other, and “A Scream in the Snow” will have you swinging olympic bars to get that sword arm ready for bloody constraint and weightroom glory.

“Eyes on Six” // Biohazard (Divided We Fall) – Loudmouthed tough guys from Brooklyn scream at you to watch your back as they try to snap it with angry riffs and bad attitudes. This is for the caveman living in your reptile brain.

“Carry On” // Nite (Cult of the Serpent Sun) – Badass riffs and Manowar-esque demands that you carry on despite hardships are the crucial things that separate a routine workout from a Herculean trial that transforms you. Carry on to bigness.

“Crusaders” // Starlight Ritual (Rogue Angels) – A dirty, greasy 80s metal anthem that sounds like proto-Iron Maiden is what you need to evolve from tubby baby to a fucking WRATHCHILD. Join this crusade and tip your templar.

“Iron Sign” // Ambush (Evil in All Dimensions) – Unraveling the Riddle of Steel requires a long, hard journey guided only by iron signs. This cut will set you on the right path toward your ferric destiny.

“Bending the Steel” // Ambush (Evil in All Dimensions) – If you’re out there bending the steel, why not get moral support from Ambush with this massive aggressive dose of testosterone and primal motivation? When the singer shouts, “Let’s go, boys!” you’ll feel your strength grow 3 times (plus two!). With an iron will, you gotta keep bending the steel!

“Garuda (Eater of Snakes)” // Brainstorm (Plague of Rats) – Brainstorm write heavy metal for leg day, and Garuda is your feathery guardian iron eagle compelling you to crush that feeble PB. The strong can tell their eagle where to fly and what snakes to eat.

“Beyond Enemy Lines” // Brainstorm (Plague of Rats) – Brainstorm ain’t done with you by a damn sight! If the thundering drums and beefy riffs here don’t get you chalked up and ready for iron warfare, you should take up underwater doily knitting.

Steel-Jacketed Olden Bonus:

“Spark to the Flame” // Winter’s Bane (Redivivus) – One of the greatest gym/workout songs EVER. Lyrics that speak of creating a better version of yourself as you burn in the crucible of effort will help you rise high as those burly riffs hammer your inner coward into moist gum paste.

Grin Reaper Gets Down with the Fitness:

“No Pain, No Gain” // Majestica (Power Train) – Metals of Power and Heft are a must for my workouts, especially stretching and pre-lifting calisthenics. Majestica’s cheesy anthem is perfect montage-fodder, and even though the track is rife with clichéd chestnuts, it features kinetic hooks that gird my gears for what’s to come.

“Storm the Gates” // Soulfly (Chama) – Once I’m limbered up, it’s time to sweat. Max and the boys’ bouncy grooves peddle just the right combination of chest-thumping swagger and ferocity to make sure my next rep sets the tone for a simmering sesh of glorious gainz.

“Skullbattering” // Werewolves (The Ugliest of All) – There’s no better way to keep momentum hurtling forward than with a good ol’ fashioned ode to smashing braincases. Setting the right tone for a workout is paramount, and here Werewolves does not fuck around. There’s nothing pretty or flowery about “Skullbattering,” but if swole is your goal, you need to exorcise the Ugly.

“Anodyne Rust” // Blood Red Throne (Siltskin) – I hurt my shoulder a few years ago, and though stretching and (prescribed) drugs didn’t help much, bulking up did. Exercise slipped out of my routine as work and family commitments grew (as did my waistline), but as I’ve recently knocked the Rust off my dumbbells, I’m reminded of the palliative restoration that comes from pumping iron and death metal.

“Ravenous Leech” // Guts (Nightmare Fuel) – Scuzzy, groovy, and unapologetically fun, Nightmare Fuel is filled to the gills with mid-paced chugs that make a great soundtrack for AMRAP workouts. While most of Guts’ bloody remnants will Fuel your workout, spinning “Ravenous Leech” is sure to leave you hungry for even more punishment.

“By Lead or Steel” // Barbarous (Initium Mors) – Does Cannibal Corpse feature heavily in your gym listening? If so, consider Barbarous, who channels similar vibes and vitriol with less viscera. It’ll make you want to drink motör oil and punch babies, and that’s the kind of shove you need when you’re out on swole patrol.2

“Kaltfront” // Eisbrecher (Kaltfront) – Something about heavy distortion, dance-adjacent electronics, and gravelly vocals makes ‘New German Hardness’ prime listening for calculated and efficient movements. With near imperceptible head bops and a commitment to perfect form, this “Kaltfront” leaves me focused and hard as a block of ice.

“Hope Terminator” // Cytotoxin (Biographyte) – Plenty of great death metal jams spurn gym-list inclusion with slow-build intros, not getting to proper stankin’ until they’re well into the track. Cytotoxin knows better, immediately flaying you with technicality. “Hope Terminator’ is the perfect mid-playlist piece to curb fatigue and keep your spirit engorged.

“Let There Be Oblivion” // Ade (Supplicium) – Rome’s Ade lays down a banger of a riff on “Let There Be Oblivion,” and it’s long and strong enough to push me through a set or two. If I’m struggling during a workout, whether in motivation or physically, I need every ounce of energy I can muster, and songs like this one can be the tipping point.

“Blinding Oblivion” // Depravity (Bestial Possession) – Like Guts’ Nightmare Fuel, Bestial Possession boasts track after track of gym-ready scorchers. I chose “Blinding Oblivion” 1. to maintain consistency with “Let There Be Oblivion” and 2. because something about the subtle melody in the song gives it an air of refreshment that I need as the demands of my workout ramp to a frothing climax.

“Elevator Operator” // Electric Callboy (Elevator Operator) – It’s dumb, it’s trite, and it’s so devastatingly catchy that it sticks in my head for days on end. Most importantly, it makes me want to move things up and down, and I won’t apologize for that.

“Sunlight Covenant” // Spire of Lazarus (Those Who Live in Death) – I don’t dabble in deathcore often, but when I do, it’s usually technical, symphonic, and anthemic. Spire of Lazarus crafts just the right blend of their core components to make “Sunlight Covenant” a certified HMH banger. As a bonus, try to time it so that the track hits on your last set of the day—the melody and backing swells make a triumphant send-off as you clinch the last rep and wipe down the bench. You wiped the bench, right?

“Fossilized” // Ültra Raptör (Fossilized) – This song has stayed close since I first laid ears on it, and not once has it failed to engage the hype machine. Whether warming up, working out, or cooling down, the classic retro riffs and sunglasses-at-night nonchalance define a cool I strive for, and motivation like that is the key to gainz.

Dolph Does Heavy This Time:3

“Mortuary Rites” // Mörtual (Altar of Brutality) – Blood boils fastest with a roto-tom take off followed by a death-thrash pummel. As churning pit energy converts to flared nostrils, focused vision, and engorged fibers at the crack of a incessant stick, find a slow and steady breath as your body prepares for war.

“Tlazolteotl” // Kalaveraztekah (Nikan Axkan) – The beat of a clanging snare threatens whatever weighted structure exists in your path. “Tlazolteotl” marches ever forward through growling twists, hardwood clack, and flute-led guitar abandon. A brief respite of acoustics awaits—but so does the real bulk of this journey.

“Black Scrawl” // Pupil Slicer (Fleshwork) – Feedback, growling bass, pneumatic kicks, and an urgent snarl—Pupil Slicer demands your full thrust. With this affixing hardcore anchor, “Black Scrawl” will carry you to your first peak push with a dragging breakdown coda.

“Swamp Mentality” // The Acacia Strain (You Are Safe from God Here) – Rest does not come to those who push only once, though. The burn of your resolve will light the path in the angst and mire and core-fluid whiplash of “Swamp Mentality.” And Vincent Bennett’s tattered and spit-riddled mic will provide an extra OUGH to your exhale.

“Orphans” // Dormant Ordeal (Tooth and Nail) – If you could tether your pulse to the relentless kick assaults that Chason Westmoreland brings to “Orphans”—all of Tooth and Nail really—your spotter wouldn’t be able to find dial emergency fast enough to save you. Instead, search for the heavier weighted tempo that exists between the pitter-patter as your guide. In this space, relentless and emotive riff runs and lead wails coalesce into one of the most threatening thrash-pit breaks of the year. Harness this power.

“The Great Day of His Wrath” // Blindfolded (What Seeps through Threads) – In vicious harmonized splendor, Blindfolded’s neoclassical scale hopping riffage possesses a buoyancy that is vital to remaining invigored. And whipping around bleating and squealing mic energy with resplendent solo work, “The Great Day of His Wrath” both maintains your demanding schedule and restores a lightness to your being before the heaviest pulls come to play.

“Retina” // Pillars of Cacophony (Paralipomena) – Neoclassical drama, however, doesn’t always seek to restore with its airy play. “Retina” arrives, rather, with a mechanical and and programmed structure that functions as a scaffold upon which ascending scale iterations match your own gradual and gravity-creating climb. As the pinch-happy shuffle sneers in precision stank-face deployment, resist the urge to discharge your steel load into the earth.

“Lunar Tear” // Barren Path (Grieving) – In any routine, no matter how structured, a moment of ferocious release can provide a benefit. Before this playlist enters its most grueling minutes, a lightning-speed romp in the grips of endless blasts and riffs exists to shake off the inertia that can result from testing your limits.

“Heaping Pile of Electrified Gore” // Pissgrave (Malignant Worthlessness) – We are all filth—corpses brought to life by the signals we create. Synapses creating chains from proximal to distal drive our movements from concept to power. Through squelching refrain and lockstep death metal assault, fibers at the edge of their load-bearing capacity persist and persevere in the midst of Pissgrave’s shifting and grimy rhythms.

“Bursting with Life’s True Fruit” // Umulamahri (Learning the Secrets of Acid) – Guttural expression unlocks the last inches of a tough pull. As we channel Doug Moore’s garbage disposal tier phlegmanations into our own tidal vibrations, we visualize the final set. We are victorious. And in a celebratory expression of might, we slip into Umulamahri’s enlightened synth dissolution. Those who float cannot collapse.

#AndOceans #1914 #2025 #Ade #Ambush #Ashen #Barbarous #BarrenPath #Bianca #Biohazard #BlackSoulHorde #BlindEquation #Blindfolded #BloodRedThrone #Brainstorm #Cytotoxin #Deafheaven #DeathWhore #Depravity #DormantOrdeal #Eisbrecher #ElectricCallboy #FiliiNigrantiumInfernalium #Flummox #GloriousDepravity #Guts #HeavyMovesHeavy #Igorr #Jordsjuk #Kalaveraztekah #Majestica #Mortual #MutagenicHost #Nephylim #Nite #ParadiseLost #PedestalForLeviathan #Phobocosm #PillarsOfCacophony #Pissgrave #PrimitiveMan #Psycroptic #PupilSlicer #RuinousPower #Sepulchral #SerenityInMurder #Soulfly #SpireOfLazarus #StarlightRitual #TheAcaciaStrain #ToTheGrave #ÜltraRaptör #Umulamahri #Unbirth #Werewolves #WinterSBane

#andoceans #ade #ambush #ashen #barbarous #barrenpath

EL PAÍS: el periódico global [Unofficial] @[email protected] · 2025-12-26 · 15:00 UTC

Petra Martínez: “Con la muerte de Juan estoy emocionalmente amputada, pero la vida ha sido tan bonita que no puedo ser egoísta”

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://elpais.com/eps/2025-12-26/petra-martinez-con-la-muerte-de-juan-estoy-emocionalmente-amputada-pero-la-vida-ha-sido-tan-bonita-que-no-puedo-ser-egoista.html

#petramartinez #actrices #cine #television #terceraedad #actores

Resenha, artigo, texto... @valterbitencourtjuniorpoetaeescritor.wordpress.com@valterbitencourtjuniorpoetaeescritor.wordpress.com · 2026-04-17 · 18:40 UTC

O Custo da Barbárie: O Futuro Mutilado pelas Ambições Geopolíticas

As consequências das guerras sempre deixam sequelas que jamais serão apagadas. Sabe-se que há uma grande devastação territorial que, por sua vez, é irrecuperável; não apenas pelo impacto ambiental causado pelos conflitos, mas pelo modo como todo um povo é atingido. Esse peso sobrecai na população, que se sente desabrigada e desolada, restando apenas o desamparo e a sensação de abandono ao ver os tratados que deveriam garantir a segurança internacional serem quebrados. É, acima de tudo, a dor de quem perde membros da família ou a dor de ter o próprio corpo mutilado por bombardeios.

Faz um ano que Mahmoud Ajjour teve os braços amputados devido a um bombardeio de Israel contra a Cidade de Gaza. A fotografia dele, tirada pela fotógrafa palestina Samar Abu Elouf, ganhou o prêmio World Press Photo 2025. Foi uma das imagens mais chocantes diante dos ataques que ocasionaram a morte de crianças e bebês, deixando toda uma população refém de autoridades tiranas e suas ambições geopolíticas. Hoje, Mahmoud vive em Doha, no Catar, onde aprende a realizar tarefas cotidianas com os pés — um símbolo vivo de uma infância interrompida pela violência.

A fotografia de Mahmoud Ajjour, tirada por Samar Abu Elouf, ganhou o prêmio World Press Photo 2025.

A guerra nunca foi a verdadeira solução para os problemas humanos, por mais que muitos tentem apontá-la como a “libertação” de um povo preso a determinado sistema. Olhando para a atualidade, em abril de 2026, vemos o conflito escalar no Irã com ataques diretos de Israel e dos Estados Unidos. Muitos enxergam apenas uma disputa pelo petróleo ou controle estratégico, mas é necessário discorrer também sobre as ideologias de domínio que alimentam esses confrontos.

Não podemos esquecer que, neste novo conflito, até escolas foram bombardeadas, como o trágico ataque em Minab, no sul do Irã, que vitimou centenas de estudantes. É impossível ignorar o ultimato de Donald Trump, em 7 de abril de 2026, afirmando que “uma civilização inteira morrerá” caso suas exigências não fossem atendidas. O assassinato de crianças demonstra um ódio profundo e um desejo de extermínio que ignora fronteiras. O que aconteceu na Faixa de Gaza antecipou o horror que se repete agora: a tentativa de destruição do futuro em nome de um presente estratégico de domínio.

Túmulos são abertos para vítimas de ataque a escola em Minab, no Irã. Cerca de 150 pessoas morreram. — Foto: Iranian Foreign Media Department/WANA.

#bombardeios #cessarFogo #conflitoOrienteMedio #crimesDeGuerra #criseHumanitaria #diplomacia #DireitosHumanos #EstadosUnidos #Extermínio #futuroDasNações #Gaza #geopolitica #Humanidade #impactoAmbientalDaGuerra #infanciaMutilada #ira #Israel #justiçaGlobal #MahmoudAjjour #Paz #politicaExterna #SamarAbuElouf #segurancaInternacional #traumaDeGuerra #WorldPressPhoto

#bombardeios #cessarfogo #conflitoorientemedio #crimesdeguerra #crisehumanitaria #diplomacia

cybard :geordi_yes: @[email protected] · 2026-03-05 · 21:30 UTC

best of soulslikes is the massive pain of losing a huge amount of souls/amrita/etc I swear

#nioh

cybard :geordi_yes: @[email protected] · 2026-03-05 · 21:30 UTC

best of soulslikes is the massive pain of losing a huge amount of souls/amrita/etc I swear

#nioh

cybard :geordi_yes: @[email protected] · 2026-03-05 · 21:30 UTC

best of soulslikes is the massive pain of losing a huge amount of souls/amrita/etc I swear

#nioh

cybard :geordi_yes: @[email protected] · 2026-03-05 · 21:30 UTC

best of soulslikes is the massive pain of losing a huge amount of souls/amrita/etc I swear

#nioh

arutaz @[email protected] · 2025-01-09 · 21:12 UTC

I'm thinking about buying a bicycle to use to/from the gym.
Will be faster, cheaper and more environment friendly than taking my car.

#Gym #Cyling #Bicyle #Environment

#gym #cyling #bicyle #environment

DJ Floops @[email protected] · 2025-11-19 · 15:41 UTC

Jeena Padega Tumhen With Lyrics | C.I.D #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh

Song:- Jeena Padega Tumhen Singer(s):- Amit Kumar, Alka Yagnik Movie:- C.I.D (1990) Music Director:- Kalyanji-Anandji Lyricist:- Anjaan, Ramesh Pant #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh #AmitKumar #AlkaYagnik #CID #OldSongs _______________________________________ Enjoy and stay connected with us!! Log on to Youtube and tune in to Goldmines Gaane Sune Ansune to…

https://chutneymusic.com/jeena-padega-tumhen-with-lyrics-c-i-d-goldminesgaanesuneansune-vinodkhanna-amritasingh-3/

#goldminesgaanesuneansune #vinodkhanna #amritasingh #amitkumar #alkayagnik #cid

DJ Floops @[email protected] · 2025-11-19 · 15:40 UTC

Jeena Padega Tumhen With Lyrics | C.I.D #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh

Song:- Jeena Padega Tumhen Singer(s):- Amit Kumar, Alka Yagnik Movie:- C.I.D (1990) Music Director:- Kalyanji-Anandji Lyricist:- Anjaan, Ramesh Pant #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh #AmitKumar #AlkaYagnik #CID #OldSongs _______________________________________ Enjoy and stay connected with us!! Log on to Youtube and tune in to Goldmines Gaane Sune Ansune to…

https://chutneymusic.com/jeena-padega-tumhen-with-lyrics-c-i-d-goldminesgaanesuneansune-vinodkhanna-amritasingh-2/

#goldminesgaanesuneansune #vinodkhanna #amritasingh #amitkumar #alkayagnik #cid

DJ Floops @[email protected] · 2025-11-19 · 15:40 UTC

Jeena Padega Tumhen With Lyrics | C.I.D #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh

Song:- Jeena Padega Tumhen Singer(s):- Amit Kumar, Alka Yagnik Movie:- C.I.D (1990) Music Director:- Kalyanji-Anandji Lyricist:- Anjaan, Ramesh Pant #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh #AmitKumar #AlkaYagnik #CID #OldSongs _______________________________________ Enjoy and stay connected with us!! Log on to Youtube and tune in to Goldmines Gaane Sune Ansune to…

https://chutneymusic.com/jeena-padega-tumhen-with-lyrics-c-i-d-goldminesgaanesuneansune-vinodkhanna-amritasingh/

#goldminesgaanesuneansune #vinodkhanna #amritasingh #amitkumar #alkayagnik #cid

DJ Floops @[email protected] · 2025-11-08 · 15:40 UTC

Teri Na Na Na With Lyrics | #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #KumarSanu #AlkaYagnik

Song:- Teri Na Na Na Singer(s):- Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik Movie:- C.I.D (1990) Music Director:- Kalyanji-Anandji Lyricist:- Anjaan, Ramesh Pant #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh #KumarSanu #AlkaYagnik #CID #OldSongs Lyrics:- Teri Na Na Na Meri Le Legi Jaan Teri Na Na Na Meri Le Legi Jaan Teri Na Na Na Meri Le Legi Jaan Meri Le Legi Jaan Teri Na Na Na…

https://chutneymusic.com/teri-na-na-na-with-lyrics-goldminesgaanesuneansune-vinodkhanna-kumarsanu-alkayagnik/

#goldminesgaanesuneansune #vinodkhanna #kumarsanu #alkayagnik #amritasingh #cid

DJ Floops @[email protected] · 2025-10-06 · 15:40 UTC

जीना पड़ेगा तुम्हे HD – सी. आई. डी. – विनोद खन्ना, अमृता सिंह – अमित कुमार, अलका याग्निक- Old Is Gold

Song:- Jeena Padega Tumhen Singer(s):- Amit Kumar, Alka Yagnik Movie:- C.I.D (1990) Music Director:- Kalyanji-Anandji Lyricist:- Anjaan, Ramesh Pant #GoldminesGaaneSuneAnsune #VinodKhanna #AmritaSingh #AmitKumar #AlkaYagnik #CID #OldSongs _______________________________________ Enjoy and stay connected with us!! Log on to Youtube and tune in to Goldmines Gaane Sune…

https://chutneymusic.com/%e0%a4%9c%e0%a5%80%e0%a4%a8%e0%a4%be-%e0%a4%aa%e0%a4%a1%e0%a4%bc%e0%a5%87%e0%a4%97%e0%a4%be-%e0%a4%a4%e0%a5%81%e0%a4%ae%e0%a5%8d%e0%a4%b9%e0%a5%87-hd-%e0%a4%b8%e0%a5%80-%e0%a4%86%e0%a4%88/

#goldminesgaanesuneansune #vinodkhanna #amritasingh #amitkumar #alkayagnik #cid

Alton Barrett @[email protected] · 2025-09-21 · 16:22 UTC

MOTHERPEACE

☯️

“Youngerself | Talkingself
{ ¿|anima and animus

https://motherpeace.com/

#amma (??)__
https://amma.org/news/let-us-break-the-pots-of-ego-2025-celebrations-of-sri-krishnas-birth-in-amritapuri/ #Devi

#ImmaMata - -
https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-divine-feminine-in-kabbalah-an-example-of-jewish-renewal/ #yoa

#Motherpeace

#Mother #peace

#amma #devi #immamata #yoa #motherpeace #mother

Alton Barrett @[email protected] · 2025-09-21 · 16:22 UTC

MOTHERPEACE

☯️

“Youngerself | Talkingself
{ ¿|anima and animus

https://motherpeace.com/

#amma (??)__
https://amma.org/news/let-us-break-the-pots-of-ego-2025-celebrations-of-sri-krishnas-birth-in-amritapuri/ #Devi

#ImmaMata - -
https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-divine-feminine-in-kabbalah-an-example-of-jewish-renewal/ #yoa

#Motherpeace

#Mother #peace

#peace #mother #motherpeace #yoa #immamata #devi

slowforward @[email protected] · 2025-01-19 · 03:46 UTC

qualche link di dicembre ’24, a proposito di genocidio

amputazioni in bambini
https://www.instagram.com/p/DDOkzyHsDeQ/

a doctor speaks (eyewitness):
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDrBjXVMvpk/

the zionists speak the truth only when they joyfully confess they want eradication, annihilation and genocide
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEDnTV7ukCaUigzbUj-4nYmrISDlvXGy6qbjV40/

119mila, non 42000
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBx052FqlXl/

a witness of a murder in cold blood
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEJF0vau5ry/

it’s not the religion, it’s the occupation
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCquf5cIUJa/

they denied medical supplies to save children who were dying
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCjVgIcIkxW/

one year of genocide
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC0V2XDC8qo/

toddlers sniped twice
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDu05pRycza/

an Haaretz article about idf atrocities
https://www.instagram.com/p/DEF2zBmPH9-/

https://slowforward.net/2024/12/28/thats-the-kind-of-hanukkah-a-genocidal-state-believes-in/

https://slowforward.net/2024/12/29/secondo-natale-di-genocidio-pulizia-etnica-colonizzazione/

https://slowforward.net/2024/12/29/izrl-drones-to-kill-already-hit-civilians-eyewitness-nizam-mamode-speaks/

not the jews but the colonialist agenda
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEKnFcQMAYZ/

27 dec 2024
abuses committed by the iof/idf at Kamal Adwan Hospital
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DENAVl8ovXw/

29 dic 2024, quinto neonato ucciso dal freddo a Gaza
https://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/mondo/2024/12/29/wafa-quinto-neonato-morto-per-il-gelo-a-gaza-grave-il-gemello_effd9213-921b-48d6-9ce2-2f8be46a987b.html

30 dic 2024
il NYT sulla rimozione del numero delle vittime il 7 ottobre 2023
https://www.instagram.com/p/DEMZofRNHhL/

[ Dr Mads Gilbert: https://x.com/KerryBurgess/status/1872609202235154449 ]

#genocide #genocidio #Palestine #Palestina #Gaza #children #ethniccleansing #murder #hospitals #massmurders #warcrimes #crimesagainsthumanity #occupation #settlers #WestBank #Jenin #Cisgiordania #deathtoll #bambini #bambiniuccisi #bombardments #bombardamenti #gunpoint #droni #drones #quadcopters #ai

#AI #bambini #bambiniuccisi #bombardamenti #bombardments #children #Cisgiordania #crimesagainsthumanity #deathtoll #drones #Droni #ethniccleansing #Gaza #genocide #genocidio #gunpoint #hospitals #ICC #icj #israelterroriststate #izrahell #Jenin #massmurders #murder #occupation #Palestina #Palestine #quadcopters #settlers #starvingcivilians #starvingpeople #warcrimes #WestBank #zionism

#zionism #westbank #warcrimes #starvingpeople #starvingcivilians #settlers

A∂α Lσνєℓαcє @[email protected] · 2026-03-25 · 12:18 UTC

SIGUE ⬇️

En otra isla, un grupo reducido resistió bajo el mando de Wiebbe Hayes.
Sin apenas recursos, se organizaron, construyeron defensas y decidieron no ceder.
Cuando llegaron los ataques de los hombres de Cornelisz, por primera vez alguien dijo “hasta aquí”.

Y aguantaron.

Esa resistencia cambió el curso de todo.

Meses después, el barco de rescate apareció en el horizonte.
Pelsaert había logrado regresar.
Pero lo que encontró no era un grupo de náufragos esperando ayuda.
Era el rastro de una masacre.

Cornelisz fue capturado.
Y el castigo fue inmediato y brutal.
En un juicio improvisado en las propias islas, le amputaron ambas manos antes de ahorcarlo el 2 de octubre de 1629.
Murió sin arrepentirse, gritando y negando su culpa hasta el final.

Sus seguidores más cercanos fueron ejecutados también: algunos colgados tras amputaciones, otros sometidos a castigos aún más duros.
A varios se les rompieron los huesos como parte de la ejecución pública.

Y luego está uno de esos detalles que parecen irreales: dos implicados, Wouter Loos y Jan Pelgrom de Bye, fueron abandonados en la costa australiana.
Nunca se volvió a saber de ellos.

El tesoro, en parte, se recuperó.
Siglos después, nuevas expediciones sacaron del fondo del mar monedas, objetos y restos del barco.
Pero lo más valioso no era eso.

Era la historia.

Porque el Batavia no es solo un naufragio.
Es lo que pasa cuando desaparecen las normas, cuando el miedo manda y cuando alguien decide que puede hacer cualquier cosa.

Y también es lo contrario.

Porque en medio de todo eso, hubo quienes eligieron resistir.

Y eso, al final, también forma parte de la historia.

▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣

https://youtu.be/Thq72P2LRAQ

#historia #batavia #naufragio #historiareal #sigloxvii #supervivencia #psicologia #relatoshistoricos

#historia #batavia #naufragio #historiareal #sigloxvii #supervivencia

Geocriminalità, polizia int.le @[email protected] · 2025-04-01 · 15:09 UTC

CW: Latitante in Canada, arrestato in Italia

Il fuggitivo più ricercato del Canada, Dave "Pik" Turmel, è stato arrestato in Italia.
Il 28enne, in fuga da oltre un anno, è ritenuto il capo della violenta Blood Family Mafia ("mafia della famiglia del sangue").
Si tratta di una banda di strada coinvolta in brutali conflitti tra gang in Quebec, durante le quali le vittime sono state torturate e hanno avuto arti amputati.
L'anno scorso Roobens Denis, considerato dalla polizia canadese il braccio destro di Turmel, è stato arrestato in Portogallo.

La polizia italiana ha riferito che Turmel è specializzato nella vendita di narcotici di vario genere, tra cui cocaina e metanfetamina, ed è stato "sorpreso nel suo nascondiglio" nella periferia romana dagli agenti del distretto di Roma Casilino. "Era quasi mezzanotte quando i funzionari sono entrati nella casa-vacanza dove l'uomo si era rifugiato". Secondo quanto riferito, ha consegnato un passaporto falso come identificazione e la polizia ha trovato e confiscato droga, diverse SIM-card e un'agenda. Ora è in prigione a Regina Coeli in attesa dell'estradizione. La sua presenza è stata inizialmente segnalata da un'allerta inviata alla polizia italiana dall'Interpol.

Gli agenti di polizia del Quebec avrebbero ricevuto una soffiata su Turmel negli ultimi giorni, che ha contribuito ad accelerare l'indagine per rintracciarlo in Italia. Le fonti affermano che l'informatore è stato motivato dalla ricompensa dell'offerta di 250 000 dollari per qualsiasi informazione che avesse condotto all'arresto di Turmel.
L'Interpol aveva anche emesso una red notice ("avviso rosso"): una richiesta alle forze dell'ordine in tutto il mondo per localizzare e arrestare provvisoriamente una persona in attesa di estradizione. L'estradizione potrebbe richiedere da 1 settimana a 6 mesi.
Il capo della polizia del Quebec, Denis Turcotte ha affermato: "credo che i cittadini saranno fieri di noi e continueranno a sentirsi al sicuro nella nostra città. Non puoi fare cose del genere da solo. Devi lavorare come squadra", ringraziando i partner locali e internazionali.
Ha sottolineato inoltre la creazione di un coordinatore di ricerca del fuggitivo, una posizione di impiego creata a dicembre, che ha agito come "conduttore d'orchestra" per aiutare a localizzare i latitanti, compreso Turmel.

#canada #quebec #interpol #rednotice #latitanti #ricercati #poliziadistato #cooperazioneinternazionaledipolizia

#canada #quebec #interpol #rednotice #latitanti #ricercati

Geocriminalità, polizia int.le @[email protected] · 2025-04-01 · 15:09 UTC

CW: Latitante in Canada, arrestato in Italia

Il fuggitivo più ricercato del Canada, Dave "Pik" Turmel, è stato arrestato in Italia.
Il 28enne, in fuga da oltre un anno, è ritenuto il capo della violenta Blood Family Mafia ("mafia della famiglia del sangue").
Si tratta di una banda di strada coinvolta in brutali conflitti tra gang in Quebec, durante le quali le vittime sono state torturate e hanno avuto arti amputati.
L'anno scorso Roobens Denis, considerato dalla polizia canadese il braccio destro di Turmel, è stato arrestato in Portogallo.

La polizia italiana ha riferito che Turmel è specializzato nella vendita di narcotici di vario genere, tra cui cocaina e metanfetamina, ed è stato "sorpreso nel suo nascondiglio" nella periferia romana dagli agenti del distretto di Roma Casilino. "Era quasi mezzanotte quando i funzionari sono entrati nella casa-vacanza dove l'uomo si era rifugiato". Secondo quanto riferito, ha consegnato un passaporto falso come identificazione e la polizia ha trovato e confiscato droga, diverse SIM-card e un'agenda. Ora è in prigione a Regina Coeli in attesa dell'estradizione. La sua presenza è stata inizialmente segnalata da un'allerta inviata alla polizia italiana dall'Interpol.

Gli agenti di polizia del Quebec avrebbero ricevuto una soffiata su Turmel negli ultimi giorni, che ha contribuito ad accelerare l'indagine per rintracciarlo in Italia. Le fonti affermano che l'informatore è stato motivato dalla ricompensa dell'offerta di 250 000 dollari per qualsiasi informazione che avesse condotto all'arresto di Turmel.
L'Interpol aveva anche emesso una red notice ("avviso rosso"): una richiesta alle forze dell'ordine in tutto il mondo per localizzare e arrestare provvisoriamente una persona in attesa di estradizione. L'estradizione potrebbe richiedere da 1 settimana a 6 mesi.
Il capo della polizia del Quebec, Denis Turcotte ha affermato: "credo che i cittadini saranno fieri di noi e continueranno a sentirsi al sicuro nella nostra città. Non puoi fare cose del genere da solo. Devi lavorare come squadra", ringraziando i partner locali e internazionali.
Ha sottolineato inoltre la creazione di un coordinatore di ricerca del fuggitivo, una posizione di impiego creata a dicembre, che ha agito come "conduttore d'orchestra" per aiutare a localizzare i latitanti, compreso Turmel.

#canada #quebec #interpol #rednotice #latitanti #ricercati #poliziadistato #cooperazioneinternazionaledipolizia

#canada #quebec #interpol #rednotice #latitanti #ricercati

Geocriminalità e cooperazione internazionale tra Forze di Polizia @[email protected] · 2025-04-01 · 15:07 UTC

Latitante in Canada, arrestato in Italia

Il fuggitivo più ricercato del Canada, Dave "Pik" Turmel, è stato arrestato in Italia.
Il 28enne, in fuga da oltre un anno, è ritenuto il capo della violenta Blood Family Mafia ("mafia della famiglia del sangue").
Si tratta di una banda di strada coinvolta in brutali conflitti tra gang in Quebec, durante le quali le vittime sono state torturate e hanno avuto arti amputati.
L'anno scorso Roobens Denis, considerato dalla polizia canadese il braccio destro di Turmel, è stato arrestato in Portogallo.

La polizia italiana ha riferito che Turmel è specializzato nella vendita di narcotici di vario genere, tra cui cocaina e metanfetamina, ed è stato "sorpreso nel suo nascondiglio" nella periferia romana dagli agenti del distretto di Roma Casilino. "Era quasi mezzanotte quando i funzionari sono entrati nella casa-vacanza dove l'uomo si era rifugiato". Secondo quanto riferito, ha consegnato un passaporto falso come identificazione e la polizia ha trovato e confiscato droga, diverse SIM-card e un'agenda. Ora è in prigione a Regina Coeli in attesa dell'estradizione. La sua presenza è stata inizialmente segnalata da un'allerta inviata alla polizia italiana dall'Interpol.

Gli agenti di polizia del Quebec avrebbero ricevuto una soffiata su Turmel negli ultimi giorni, che ha contribuito ad accelerare l'indagine per rintracciarlo in Italia. Le fonti affermano che l'informatore è stato motivato dalla ricompensa dell'offerta di 250 000 dollari per qualsiasi informazione che avesse condotto all'arresto di Turmel.
L'Interpol aveva anche emesso una red notice ("avviso rosso"): una richiesta alle forze dell'ordine in tutto il mondo per localizzare e arrestare provvisoriamente una persona in attesa di estradizione. L'estradizione potrebbe richiedere da 1 settimana a 6 mesi.
Il capo della polizia del Quebec, Denis Turcotte ha affermato: "credo che i cittadini saranno fieri di noi e continueranno a sentirsi al sicuro nella nostra città. Non puoi fare cose del genere da solo. Devi lavorare come squadra", ringraziando i partner locali e internazionali.
Ha sottolineato inioltre la creazione di un coordinatore di ricerca del fuggitivo, una posizione di impiego creata a dicembre, che ha agito come "conduttore d'orchestra" per aiutare a localizzare i latitanti, compreso Turmel.

#canada #quebec #interpol #rednotice #latitanti #ricercati #poliziadistato #cooperazioneinternazionaledipolizia

@attualita

#quebec #canada #interpol #poliziadistato #cooperazioneinternazionaledipolizia #rednotice

Marcus Ampe's Space @[email protected] · 2015-07-26 · 17:35 UTC

Paris World Summit of Conscience, International interfaith gathering #3

Not only a political economic or ecological issue but the future of humanity that is at stake.

“Climate change is the defining challenge of our time. It affects us all, but it does not affect us all equally. We have a profound responsibility to protect and assist the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people and to pass on to future generations a planet that is thriving and healthy.”

Continuation of ‘Paris World Summit of Conscience, International interfaith gathering’ #1 & 2

2015, July 21, Paris Why do I care Interreligious meeting

For people who believe in the Divine Creator God and honour and worship Him there is no question that we can keep ourselves at the side and do nothing to change the way the world is behaving at the moment. Jews, Non-trinitarian and trinitarian Christians, Muslims who do know their Holy Scriptures are aware that man has no excuse how he treats the creation of the Most High.

Perhaps people may be a little bit selfish, in a certain way,trying to make a nice living and trying to make a better place for themselves. And it can well be that “Selfishness” does not have to mean being shortsighted and harmful to others, but we all do have to know what ever we do for ourselves may also effect the life of others. Often we find Christians thinking they are the only ones who have an idea about God’s creation and respect it. Some of them, like several atheists may see that man in his position has to play an important role in that universe. They see the dangers of our way of living at the moment. They fear climate change and know we do have something to do against it.

But also people from other religions, like Hindus as Mahamandeshwar Swami Avdeshanand Giri, religious leader of the Hindu Dharma Acharya Sabha, India, said they saw climate change both as an existential threat and as an opportunity for renewal.In the afternoon reverend Takayuki Ashizu, Chief priest of Munakata Grand Shrine (Japan) was part of a discussion pannel with Jean-Luc Fauque, President of the Supreme Council of the European Confederation – the Scottish Rite, Rev. Fletcher Harper, Director of GreenFaith (USA), Sister Chan Khong, representative of the Thich Nhat Hanh Community (France), Fr. Dominique Lang, Chaplain of Pax Christi France, Author of the blog “Churches and Ecology”, and Mr Henrik Madsen, CEO DNV-GL, Norway.

Hindu leader Nandita Krishna, who has restored 50 sacred forests, feared that insatiable greed had gripped everyone on earth and this had led to climate change.

“We cannot replicate the environment or create it. Unless we see the divine in creation we will not understand our role and duty as humans,”

she said.

Bishop Nathan Kyamanywa, Bishop of Bunyoro Kitara (Uganda) was in charge of the Keynote addresses of the third plenary.

Bringing the day into its discussion between panelists Dr Vinya Ariyaratne, Director of the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement (Sri Lanka), M. Swami Amritasvarupananda, Amma’s representative (India), Sheikh Khaled Bentounes, Spiritual Guide of the Alawiyya Sufi brotherhood (Algeria), M Sailesh Rao, Director of “Climat Healers Initiative for Transformations” (USA), Ms Alina Saba, Environnemental activist (Nepal) and Bishop Frederick Onael Shoo, Founder of the Lutheran Movement for the Environment in Africa (Tanzania).

Guide spirituel de la Tariqa Alâwiyya, Cheikh Khaled Bentounes

Sheikh Bentounes, leader of the Sufi brotherhood Alawiya, urged mankind to carry “a hope of a future”.

Rabbi David Rosen, international director of Inter Religious Affairs “of the American Jewish Committee said:

“Climate change takes place where there is unbridled avarice. It is a symptom of the disease and cry for us to respond. It is the opportunity for humans to rediscover the higher values than materialism and indulgence.”

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, the president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, leader of 300 million Orthodox Christians, despaired at humanity’s blindness, but quoted writer Fyodor Dostoevsky saying that

“beauty would save the earth”.

For him as for many others it is clear that scientists and theologians agree that humanity depends on nature. Therefore he made an urgent appeal:

We must accept the moral imperative for action. Religion must also be involved in the crucial question of climate change.”

Mary Robinson, who served as the seventh, and first female, President of Ireland from 1990 to 1997, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, from 1997 to 2002, as President of the Mary Robinson Foundation- Climate Justice, found it truly inspiring to see leaders at this meeting in Paris from so many faiths and secular traditions, and to hear of their impressive commitment to the simple yet deeply profound message: “why I care”.

She said

Our lived experiences, our religious beliefs and our cultural backgrounds may be diverse – but you are showing that great traditions have a shared sense of morality and fairness, and a collective recognition of the need to act on climate change to protect people and our common home.

For her this is an example of human solidarity at work.

She outlined why she believes that it is this human solidarity that is the key to igniting
global will to act on the climate.

The idea of human solidarity is sometimes misunderstood. Some people say that it is a well-meaning moral guideline, but it does not help political leaders to conduct negotiations and reach complicated legal agreements – including those that will be needed to reach a climate agreement in Paris later this year.

and said why she disagreed with this view.

Because if we look past all the complex science, economics, legal arguments and political negotiations which are necessary parts of the process towards a climate agreement, we can see that acting on climate change can be summarised very simply:
we can solve climate change if we care about each other, and if we act to help each other.
Passing those two tests is the challenge of our generation, and will decide whether we leave our children and grandchildren a safe world of hope and fairness, or a world where climate change is causing misery and stress.

She spend a lot of time listening to people all around the world, and she thinks that a lot more people care about fairness and our collective future than we sometimes realise.

All across the world, people are witnessing the damage to lives and livelihoods caused by climate change, and are standing up to say that it is time to act.

At the meeting those present have shown the deep level of thinking that underpins why
different people care in different ways about climate action. So she strongly believes that
the first component of igniting climate action is already well underway,

and today is a very important milestone in that process.
So perhaps the next challenge is to move from understanding why we must act on climate, to understanding how we collectively overcome the diverse obstacles to action faced by different people in different places around the world.

We have to realise that peoples from throughout the developing world have their role to play.

There is no solution to climate change without the developing world. This is because most of the energy supply, buildings and transport infrastructure that has yet to be built will be in Africa, Asia and Latin America. Most of the supply of nutritious food to feed an ever more populous world will come from the same places. And the world’s major forests –
including the Amazon, Congo Basin and the forests of South East Asia – are in exactly the same regions. Energy, transportation, forests, agriculture – these will either be managed in a way that over-uses fossil fuels, locks in greenhouse emissions and damages our world, or in a way that protects people and preserves our natural home.
But energy, transportation and agricultural systems are not abstract concepts.
They are fundamentally about people, and their legitimate desire for development. And despite all the economic models and theoretical blueprints, we still live in a world where
too many people are prevented from making a low carbon development choice. We have to change the reality where poverty means that up to three billion people, mainly women, still cook using dangerous and dirty energy sources – the black carbon that comes from this use of coal, charcoal and wood makes an enormous contribution to climate change
as well as to deaths and ill-health.

This is the reason why forest communities must be able to work with others to protect their forests, which was also stated earlier in the afternoon. She also wanted to ad that farmers must be free to find ways to move to more sustainable practices –

together deforestation and agricultural practices are about a fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions.
Indigenous peoples must be able to continue their traditional practices that help to preserve the innumerable benefits provided by our natural world.
The hundreds of millions of people living in slums across the world need access to affordable, sustainable food and energy – and to be consulted in the world-wide
drive for sustainable cities because they will form the majority of the population that will live in them.

For her the whole world needs the people of the developing world to be able to use their innovation and their energy to create a new model of low carbon and equitable development.

Her foundation, which she set up to promote climate justice, summarises this new development model as zero carbon, zero poverty –

and we are certain that we can achieve these dual outcomes with the right kind of international co-operation.

she said.

Though she is also aware that this includes the need for international financing for climate action – not as aid, but rather as part of the collective global recognition that while today’s rich countries built their prosperity from fossil fuels and unsustainable land use, leaders from the developing world are trying to find a way to a more sustainable model of developing without emissions.

The United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change provides the platform for advancing this international co-operation – and Minister Fabius and the French Government, as hosts of the Paris climate meeting, have been impressive in their recognition of the need for a mature discussion about the approach to international climate finance.

She ended her speech by reminding us that

we can solve climate change if we care about each other, and if we help each other.
But this possibility will only be realized if concerned citizens, organisations and businesses from across the world build informed, respectful partnerships with those who are willing to lead in the developing world.

She is finds it positive that there are many other individuals and organisations who are already thinking deeply about individual pieces of the climate puzzle. Women’s groups. Youth groups. Progressive businesses. Trades Unions. Grass-roots activists. In all countries, rich and poor.

She strongly urged those present to build from this meeting and reach out to all these groups.

If you do, your work today can be the spark that ignites an unprecedented wave of human
solidarity in the cause of climate action. You can gather into a “big tent” those who represent, and understand the lives of, billions of people.
Together, this movement can truly change the world.

she said.

On 1st January, 2016, the Sustainable Development Goals become the new development agenda for our world. Many believe we should mark that day with special prayer and
reflection to bring us together as a human family.
Together, we can show the world that human solidarity is not only the domain of religions and human rights activists. Rather it is the golden key that unlocks the collective power of billions of people. Those people can act together to build a more resilient world, stabilise our climate, and create an unprecedented attack on global poverty and inequality.

86-year-old Benin writer and politician Albert Teveodjré represented the views of secular thinkers.

“Nature was loaned to us as a place to live. I witness a world of profit at all costs which will ruin the environment and devastate everything. I am very worried. I think I will leave the world with many worries.”

Laurent Fabius, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, COP21 President, delivered the closing speech at the Summit of Conscience at the Economic, Social and Environmental Council.
Following the informal ministerial conferences on July 20 and 21, which mobilized the international community at the political level, this event will provide an opportunity to address civil society and, beyond that, the public, in order to ensure the success of COP21.

The Summit has seen the launch of the “Green Faith in Action” project, a global initiative stemming from a coalition of partners with the objective of rendering pilgrimage destinations of all religious and spiritual persuasions, low-carbon cities resilient to climate disruptions. Three hundred million pilgrims travel to these cities each year.

As I wrote already in an other posting we do have to go “Forward ever, backwards never!” and should not only look for positive constructive dreams, which lead us further to the right path, but should also get more people involved in trying to work and motivate others to work at a balance in our position in creation and to find a good way to live in respect to nature. Let us for some moment think also that “Less… is still enough” and that we can, if we are inventive enough, find ways to still have more than we need, living in Luxury, without damaging nature around us. sometimes it would not be bad to take on ‘A bird’s eye and reflecting from within’. Let us look at what is going on, how we can stop the bad evolution, twist the curve of the negative way and come to a good healthy path for all creatures in the world.

*

The 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will take place in Paris in December this year. An effective and equitable international agreement will be critical for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to limit global temperature rise to 2 degree Celsius and for supporting adaptation to climate impacts. France, as the host and chair of COP21, is committed to the role of an impartial facilitator for forging an ambitious agreement at COP 21.

ending the day with the speakers handing over the baton to the children

+

Preceding articles:

Paris World Summit of Conscience, International interfaith gathering #1

Paris World Summit of Conscience, International interfaith gathering #2

Climate change guilty of doing too little

Postponing once more

Forms of slavery, human trafficking and disrespectful attitude to creation to be changed

Vatican against Opponents of immigration

Mayors from all over the world at the Vatican to talk about climate change

++

Additional reading:

+++

Find the main site of this project: Why do I care

+++

Further reading:

+++

Related articles

Rate this:

#Africa #AlbertTeveodjré #AlinaSaba #Amazon #Asia #Atheists #CarbonFootprint #CarbonPollution #CarbonEmitters #ChanKhong #Christians #ClimateChange #CongoBasin #DavidRosen #DominiqueLang #EcumenicalPatriarchBartholomew #FletcherHarper #FrederickOnaelShoo #GreenFaithInAction #HenrikMadsen #HumanSolidarity #JeanLucFauque #KhaledBentounes #LatinAmerica #LaurentFabius #MahamandeshwarSwamiAvdeshanandGiri #MaryRobinson #Materialism #Morality #NanditaKrishna #NathanKyamanywa #Poverty #SaileshRao #Selfishness #SheikhBentounes #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #SwamiAmritasvarupananda #TakayukiAshizu #UnitedNationsFrameworkConventionForClimateChange #Universe #VinyaAriyaratne #WorldSummitOfConscienceInternationalInterfaithGathering

#africa #albertteveodjre #alinasaba #amazon #asia #atheists

Jan R. Boehnke @[email protected] · 2025-10-23 · 19:11 UTC

Amrita Basu presents development and implementation of a system for monitoring patient-reported data via ePROs in the I-SPY2 Trial
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11648710/
#ISOQOL

This is a great example of papers that elucidate practical challenges of PRO capture (see our call for more such work in this editorial https://rdcu.be/eMp57 )

#HRQL #PatientCentered

#isoqol #hrql #patientcentered

Professional Moron @[email protected] · 2026-05-02 · 16:00 UTC

Alex Zanardi Tribute 🏎️

Today there was the very sad news of racing driver Alessandro “Alex” Zanardi’s passing at age 59. A heroic and inspiring figure for many millions around the world, he sadly often had a traumatic life alongside many moments of triumph.

The Italian racer also had bags of natural charisma and was clearly a lovely bloke and dedicated family man. He raced in Formula 1 without success, but won the American CART championships in 1997 and 1998.

However, he’s likely going to be most remembered for his incredible determination to overcome a terrible 2001 CART accident that cost him his legs. If any man deserves your respect, it’s Alex Zanardi.

The Legend That is Alex Zanardi

View this post on Instagram

Zanardi had his first taste of Formula 1 in the early 1990s with lower grid teams. In poor machinery he wasn’t able to make a name for himself, plus he was very lucky to survive a terrifying accident at Spa in August 1993. That ruled him out for the rest of the season.

Although he didn’t break any bones, he was left with major concussive trauma. Medical understanding of this was poor 30 years ago, so he was left to piece his mind back together with months of sitting in darkened rooms as makeshift intensive therapy.

Happier days were ahead, as his run in the US CART series brought him those two major title wins. That’s what put him on the map and got F1 team bosses interested in him again.

The 1999 F1 season was our first full year watching the sport. The Williams team (a big name on the grid, one of the places to be) had two new drivers that year, with Ralf Schumacher and the man himself Mr. Zanardi.

Team owner Sir Frank Williams had huge hopes for the Italian driver. He was fearless, dramatic, and ready to roll. He did stuff like this at Laguna Seca in 1996!

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKEW7cCxxjk?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en&autohide=2&wmode=transparent&w=723&h=407]

Unfortunately, one of our memories from 1999 is Zanardi’s horrendous season. It was a disaster.

He didn’t click with the cars and didn’t score a single point all year, whilst Ralf Schumacher was scoring podiums and regular points. There’s an excellent BBV10’s podcast episode dedicated to what went wrong.

At the end of the podcast, a guest speaker acknowledges Sir Frank Williams and Alex Zanardi loved each other. Despite the struggles of the working partnership, they could always crack a joke together and got on famously.

Williams later added his biggest regret in F1 was not being able to get the most out of Zanardi.

He left the sport at the end of 1999. After a brief hiatus, the driver returned to CART in 2001 and had a middling season. Then on 15th September 2001 (a handful of days after the 9/11 attacks) he had a horrendous accident at the American Memorial track. It’s remarkable he didn’t die, but he did require a double leg amputation.

He began appearing publicly again in 2002 and instantly showed incredible resilience. There’s a great interview with him from that year with former F1 driver Mark Blundell (the pair were good friends).

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHK1k9Za0fQ?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en&autohide=2&wmode=transparent&w=723&h=407]

After his rehabilitation he returned to racing in the European Touring Car Championship (in a modified car). He ended up scoring four wins between 2003 and 2009.

Then he turned his attention to a totally different sport. Handcycling! He was immediately a natural. He competed in the 2012 Summer Paralympics representing Italy and won a bunch of Golds at the 2012 London Paralympics, before winning more Golds at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Paralympics. He also added triathlons into the mix.

Nine years ago, for his 50th birthday, he provided this interview to Sky Sports about his approach to life.

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw9cli8tk34?version=3&rel=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&fs=1&hl=en&autohide=2&wmode=transparent&w=723&h=407]

Unfortunately, again, his life took another dark turn. In June 2020, he suffered a major head injury during the Obiettivo tricolore handcycling race. He was placed in a medically induced coma and needed extensive facial reconstructive surgery.

He returned to his home after 18 months of hospital rehabilitation. By that point he was speaking again, but he didn’t provide anymore media interviews after the accident.

The motorsport community hoped he’d recover fully. This has been a very sad development, but Zanardi does leave behind an incredible legacy that’ll continue to inspire many millions of people around the world.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said this of him:

“A great champion and an extraordinary man, capable of turning every trial of life into a lesson in courage, strength, and dignity.”

His book Alex Zanardi: My Sweetest Victory: A Memoir of Racing Success, Adversity, and Courage (2004) is well worth a read to relive his journey.

RIP to a legend.

He was a part of our life from 1999 onward, when we were just teenagers. F1 may not have gone his way, but everything that followed turned him into one of the most important sporting figures in history.