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🏆 Doris Ostrander is the recipient of the #OSCQR 2025 Institutional Excellence Award https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/2025-awardees/institutional-adk-doris-ostrander/
📽️Check out her video showcase: https://youtu.be/eYkpE9g9Fbg?si=zlrVYKhcJ9B9zF2g&t=2077
✅ Learn more about the awards: https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/oscqr-awards/
#onlinelearning #onlineteaching #instructionaldesign #edutoot #HigherEd -
🏆 Doris Ostrander is the recipient of the #OSCQR 2025 Institutional Excellence Award https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/2025-awardees/institutional-adk-doris-ostrander/
📽️Check out her video showcase: https://youtu.be/eYkpE9g9Fbg?si=zlrVYKhcJ9B9zF2g&t=2077
✅ Learn more about the awards: https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/oscqr-awards/
#onlinelearning #onlineteaching #instructionaldesign #edutoot #HigherEd -
🏆 Doris Ostrander is the recipient of the #OSCQR 2025 Institutional Excellence Award https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/2025-awardees/institutional-adk-doris-ostrander/
📽️Check out her video showcase: https://youtu.be/eYkpE9g9Fbg?si=zlrVYKhcJ9B9zF2g&t=2077
✅ Learn more about the awards: https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/oscqr-awards/
#onlinelearning #onlineteaching #instructionaldesign #edutoot #HigherEd -
🏆 Doris Ostrander is the recipient of the #OSCQR 2025 Institutional Excellence Award https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/2025-awardees/institutional-adk-doris-ostrander/
📽️Check out her video showcase: https://youtu.be/eYkpE9g9Fbg?si=zlrVYKhcJ9B9zF2g&t=2077
✅ Learn more about the awards: https://oscqr.suny.edu/awards/oscqr-awards/
#onlinelearning #onlineteaching #instructionaldesign #edutoot #HigherEd -
🎶It shouldn't bother me
But it does …🎶🎶The small victories
The cankers and medallions
The little nothings
They keep me thinking that somedayI might beat you🎶
Faith No More "A Small Victory"
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Looks like #GamesWorkshop is very worried about the new #Gundam tabletop game coming out!
That’s a LOT of free giveaways for a magazine subscription, & it isn’t even #WhiteDwarf!
#Warhammer40K #CombatPatrol #TabletopGaming #TabletopWargaming #MiniaturePainting #Warhammer
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Know your status, protect your peace! Order a FREE HIV self-test from Together TakeMeHome in 3 mins. Discreet shipping. Stay empowered. 💙
#HIVTesting #KnowYourStatus #TakeMeHome #QueerPride https://t.co/7hevNfkUWL
via Twitter https://twitter.com/nctrnm
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Know your status, protect your peace! Order a FREE HIV self-test from Together TakeMeHome in 3 mins. Discreet shipping. Stay empowered. 💙
#HIVTesting #KnowYourStatus #TakeMeHome #QueerPride https://t.co/YxaugcbXmG
via Twitter https://twitter.com/nctrnm
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Signing off with a favourite about sore losers and sore winners.
Faith No More "A Small Victory"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9_hCjcFNO0
Well, it's a hit for me.
It shouldn't. But it does.
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Account portability and the social web https://underlap.org/account-portability-in-the-social-web
I believe this is an important topic for the Fediverse. Please boost for visibility.
Thanks to @dottorblaster @jamesravey @hcj @mima @hirad @devnull for commenting on my earlier survey on this topic (https://fosstodon.org/@underlap/111617691764389915)
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Chấn thương sau hỏa hoạn có thể ảnh hưởng sâu sắc đến tâm lý con người. Hãy nhớ rằng không chỉ có bạn trong cuộc chiến này. Tìm kiếm sự hỗ trợ từ bạn bè và cộng đồng giúp bạn vượt qua. Đừng ngần ngại chia sẻ cảm xúc của mình. #ChấnThươngHỏaHoạn #HỗTrợTâmThần #HKSAR https://ift.tt/hcJW4lo
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When consumers are protected, Europe thrives.
We've launched a public consultation to shape an ambitious consumer policy agenda for the next five years.
We must ensure their online safety, access to safe products, and fair competition for businesses.
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Prof. Dr. Anette Sosna hat Anfang April das Amt der Prorektorin für Lehre und Lehrkräftebildung übernommen. Sie möchte sich für gute Lehre und eine enge Betreuung der Studierenden einsetzen. Ein nachhaltiger Kompetenzaufbau für alle Studierenden mit Blick auf die spätere Berufstätigkeit und die Umsetzung der Reform der Lehrkräftebildung stehen im Zentrum ihrer Arbeit.
Lesen Sie hier das vollständige Interview: https://ugreif.de/hcje3
#UniGreifswald #Lehrkräftebildung -
All Creatures Great and Small Season 5 | Official Teaser | PBS Masterpiece | January 12
"To things that never change." Darrowby, here we come! Return to the cozy world of All Creatures Great and Small for an all-new season.#AllCreaturesGreatAndSmall #PBSMasterpiece #OfficialTeaser #Entertainment #Television #TV
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R to @ERC_Research: Over 2023's three #ERCPoC competition rounds, 240 projects received a total of €36 million in top-up innovation funding.
What are the projects about?
So many interesting investigations...we describe three to give you a taste.
🐦🔗: https://nitter.cz/ERC_Research/status/1747947278114136125#m
[2024-01-18 11:41 UTC]
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#DIE #DEUTSCHE #PRESSELANDSCHAFT #LÜGT #OFT UND #BETRÜGT AUCH #WEITERHIN! BEI #CANNABIS! #WARUM?
IN #NEW YORK #WURDE EIN #UNRECHT - #NAZI - #UNRECHTSGESETZ - #aufgehoben.
Man hat sich #entschuldigt und die #Opfer mit #eingebunden in #Wiedergutmachung [ein wenig].
WIR #WERDEN #MILLIARDEN #SCHADENSERSATZ #GLOBAL #EINKLAGEN
#LÜGT #DIE #DEUTSCHE #PRESSE [Generalisierung] #BEI #HANF und #ANSLINGER-#HISTORIE?
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Sometimes all you need is some Amelie Lens to get you through the day. Also for those of you who know my music posts and usually don't check out the hashtags I use below, this is a 2 hour Techno music mix.
Amelie Lens - Kompass Klub Closing - NYE LIVESTREAM
https://invidious.13ad.de/watch?v=ojxZhCj4m7c -
#Palestine / Israel’s Supreme Court orders demolition of illegal settlement construction on Palestinian land near Nabi Aner, 7 years after the case was filed
The case, filed in December 2017 by the head of Ras Karkar village council, two residents of Deir Amar village, and the human rights organizations Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, challenged the illegal construction and takeover of the Nabi Aner archaeological site.
The site, partially located on Palestinian-owned land near Ramallah, contains significant cultural heritage including springs, a mosque, and ruins of historical structures. Since the early 2000s, Palestinian landowners have experienced severe violence from Israeli settlers, hindering access to the site. Israeli settlers subsequently transformed the area into a recreational site, illegally constructing pools, pathways, and other structures, even boasting about displacing Palestinians.
Despite repeated appeals to authorities, the illegal construction continued. The Israeli government attempted to delay enforcement by citing the “Regularization Law,” but the Supreme Court rejected this argument in 2020. Finally, on December 17, 2024, the court ruled in favor of the petitioners, ordering the demolition of illegal structures within six months and the restoration of the site to its pre-occupation state.
The court emphasized the state's obligation to protect Palestinian property rights and ensure access to heritage sites. The ruling also criticized the government and prosecution for their handling of the case.
Photo: Settlers after they encroached upon the Nabi Aner site, which served to irrigate the lands of the villages of Ras Karkar and Deir Amar. This is part of a widespread phenomenon of “settlement tourism”, which involves taking over Palestinian lands and claiming them to be public goods (while violently denying access to the rightful owners of course).
@israel
@palestine
#IsraelOccupation
#israelWarCrims
#NabiAner
#Nakba #Domicide
#SettelementTourism -
#Palestine / Israel’s Supreme Court orders demolition of illegal settlement construction on Palestinian land near Nabi Aner, 7 years after the case was filed
The case, filed in December 2017 by the head of Ras Karkar village council, two residents of Deir Amar village, and the human rights organizations Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, challenged the illegal construction and takeover of the Nabi Aner archaeological site.
The site, partially located on Palestinian-owned land near Ramallah, contains significant cultural heritage including springs, a mosque, and ruins of historical structures. Since the early 2000s, Palestinian landowners have experienced severe violence from Israeli settlers, hindering access to the site. Israeli settlers subsequently transformed the area into a recreational site, illegally constructing pools, pathways, and other structures, even boasting about displacing Palestinians.
Despite repeated appeals to authorities, the illegal construction continued. The Israeli government attempted to delay enforcement by citing the “Regularization Law,” but the Supreme Court rejected this argument in 2020. Finally, on December 17, 2024, the court ruled in favor of the petitioners, ordering the demolition of illegal structures within six months and the restoration of the site to its pre-occupation state.
The court emphasized the state's obligation to protect Palestinian property rights and ensure access to heritage sites. The ruling also criticized the government and prosecution for their handling of the case.
Photo: Settlers after they encroached upon the Nabi Aner site, which served to irrigate the lands of the villages of Ras Karkar and Deir Amar. This is part of a widespread phenomenon of “settlement tourism”, which involves taking over Palestinian lands and claiming them to be public goods (while violently denying access to the rightful owners of course).
@israel
@palestine
#IsraelOccupation
#israelWarCrims
#NabiAner
#Nakba #Domicide
#SettelementTourism -
#Palestine / Israel’s Supreme Court orders demolition of illegal settlement construction on Palestinian land near Nabi Aner, 7 years after the case was filed
The case, filed in December 2017 by the head of Ras Karkar village council, two residents of Deir Amar village, and the human rights organizations Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, challenged the illegal construction and takeover of the Nabi Aner archaeological site.
The site, partially located on Palestinian-owned land near Ramallah, contains significant cultural heritage including springs, a mosque, and ruins of historical structures. Since the early 2000s, Palestinian landowners have experienced severe violence from Israeli settlers, hindering access to the site. Israeli settlers subsequently transformed the area into a recreational site, illegally constructing pools, pathways, and other structures, even boasting about displacing Palestinians.
Despite repeated appeals to authorities, the illegal construction continued. The Israeli government attempted to delay enforcement by citing the “Regularization Law,” but the Supreme Court rejected this argument in 2020. Finally, on December 17, 2024, the court ruled in favor of the petitioners, ordering the demolition of illegal structures within six months and the restoration of the site to its pre-occupation state.
The court emphasized the state's obligation to protect Palestinian property rights and ensure access to heritage sites. The ruling also criticized the government and prosecution for their handling of the case.
Photo: Settlers after they encroached upon the Nabi Aner site, which served to irrigate the lands of the villages of Ras Karkar and Deir Amar. This is part of a widespread phenomenon of “settlement tourism”, which involves taking over Palestinian lands and claiming them to be public goods (while violently denying access to the rightful owners of course).
@israel
@palestine
#IsraelOccupation
#israelWarCrims
#NabiAner
#Nakba #Domicide
#SettelementTourism -
#Palestine / Israel’s Supreme Court orders demolition of illegal settlement construction on Palestinian land near Nabi Aner, 7 years after the case was filed
The case, filed in December 2017 by the head of Ras Karkar village council, two residents of Deir Amar village, and the human rights organizations Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, challenged the illegal construction and takeover of the Nabi Aner archaeological site.
The site, partially located on Palestinian-owned land near Ramallah, contains significant cultural heritage including springs, a mosque, and ruins of historical structures. Since the early 2000s, Palestinian landowners have experienced severe violence from Israeli settlers, hindering access to the site. Israeli settlers subsequently transformed the area into a recreational site, illegally constructing pools, pathways, and other structures, even boasting about displacing Palestinians.
Despite repeated appeals to authorities, the illegal construction continued. The Israeli government attempted to delay enforcement by citing the “Regularization Law,” but the Supreme Court rejected this argument in 2020. Finally, on December 17, 2024, the court ruled in favor of the petitioners, ordering the demolition of illegal structures within six months and the restoration of the site to its pre-occupation state.
The court emphasized the state's obligation to protect Palestinian property rights and ensure access to heritage sites. The ruling also criticized the government and prosecution for their handling of the case.
Photo: Settlers after they encroached upon the Nabi Aner site, which served to irrigate the lands of the villages of Ras Karkar and Deir Amar. This is part of a widespread phenomenon of “settlement tourism”, which involves taking over Palestinian lands and claiming them to be public goods (while violently denying access to the rightful owners of course).
@israel
@palestine
#IsraelOccupation
#israelWarCrims
#NabiAner
#Nakba #Domicide
#SettelementTourism -
#Palestine / Israel’s Supreme Court orders demolition of illegal settlement construction on Palestinian land near Nabi Aner, 7 years after the case was filed
The case, filed in December 2017 by the head of Ras Karkar village council, two residents of Deir Amar village, and the human rights organizations Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh, challenged the illegal construction and takeover of the Nabi Aner archaeological site.
The site, partially located on Palestinian-owned land near Ramallah, contains significant cultural heritage including springs, a mosque, and ruins of historical structures. Since the early 2000s, Palestinian landowners have experienced severe violence from Israeli settlers, hindering access to the site. Israeli settlers subsequently transformed the area into a recreational site, illegally constructing pools, pathways, and other structures, even boasting about displacing Palestinians.
Despite repeated appeals to authorities, the illegal construction continued. The Israeli government attempted to delay enforcement by citing the “Regularization Law,” but the Supreme Court rejected this argument in 2020. Finally, on December 17, 2024, the court ruled in favor of the petitioners, ordering the demolition of illegal structures within six months and the restoration of the site to its pre-occupation state.
The court emphasized the state's obligation to protect Palestinian property rights and ensure access to heritage sites. The ruling also criticized the government and prosecution for their handling of the case.
Photo: Settlers after they encroached upon the Nabi Aner site, which served to irrigate the lands of the villages of Ras Karkar and Deir Amar. This is part of a widespread phenomenon of “settlement tourism”, which involves taking over Palestinian lands and claiming them to be public goods (while violently denying access to the rightful owners of course).
@israel
@palestine
#IsraelOccupation
#israelWarCrims
#NabiAner
#Nakba #Domicide
#SettelementTourism -
Today I had to remove #PhoneLink from #Windows11 and it turns out it is as simple as running 1 powershell command
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/963543/uninstall-phone-link
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GM, and for those in the UK #Vodafone and #CityFibre are currently suffering from nationwide outages so it might be time to touch grass 🌿
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I wonder how many people in the older generation are finding out who the #Sidemen are from the #SidemenCharityMatch ⚽
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I wonder how many people in the older generation are finding out who the #Sidemen are from the #SidemenCharityMatch ⚽
