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  1. Little known fact: the literal translation of "Österreich" (Austria) is Empire of Umlauts.

    #geography #facts

  2. little known fact: carly rae jepsen is a massive fan of arrested development. this inspired her to write the 2011 smash hit song, “call me maeby”

  3. Little Karim eating his meal today. 🤍🥺

    Please keep supporting my children, Ahmad, Dima, Akram & Karim. 🙏 Your donation or even a simple repost can help us get food, medicine, warmth, and safety.

    Please don’t stop sharing our story. 🇵🇸❤️

    🔗 Campaign in my bio.

    #Gaza #GazaChildren #HelpGaza #Palestine

  4. Little Italy shop makes Yelp’s list of best pasta places in the US

    SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A family-owned pasta shop in San Diego made Yelp’s list of the top 100 pasta places in the United States. For more than 45 years, Assenti’s Pasta, located in the heart of Little Italy, has been the go-to spot …
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianfood #Italia #Italian #ItalianFood #italiano #italy
    diningandcooking.com/2871835/l

  5. Little bit of heaven tonight: Watching Badger football and Brewer baseball using picture in picture with @getchannels

  6. A little bit of the process of the colorshifting dragon. Used chameleon pigments watercolors that chande their hue under different viewing angles.

    My wesite: rivalmit.com/gallery

    #art #WIP #progress #dragon #colorshift #watercolor #rainbow

  7. Our little #cohousing group, The Reef, is featured by Flemish newspaper De Standaard among the "Belgian organisations who refuse to use Big Tech's #AI". Which is true, but only part of the story, and not the funny part.

    The article (paywalled): standaard.be/economie/chatgpt-

    The same story told by us: edgeryders.eu/t/introducing-di

    If you are not from Belgium, I recommend watching the video excerpts. You will learn a lot about a little-publicized side of Brussels culture.

  8. OK Little Layout (0.6.0) for arduino by Daniel Egnor

    ➡️ github.com/egnor/ok_arduino_li

    Simple layout of text on small pixel displays.

  9. That Little Rat Bag

    bot by @davidaugust
    This is satire, not sedition: let's not have humor lead to homicide.

    #satire #potus45 #funny #USpol

  10. The little favicon + custom name design is nice, though it's not as easy to see what the URLs are (especially on mobile). There's also no way to verify links as far as I can tell.

  11. A Little Anachronism Never Hurt Anybody: In Defence of the Historically Inaccurate Period Costume

    Emma Hixson defends modern media's inaccurate period costumes.

    retrospectjournal.com/2026/10/

  12. With little unrest in sight, NFL fans turn Paris into a tailgate

    Lisa and John Sieckowski considered canceling their trip to Paris. The couple from Pittsburgh had tickets to see…
    #NewsBeep #News #NFL #CA #Canada #Sports
    newsbeep.com/ca/947000/

  13. The little pump that changes everything for your knees

    Back lunge… ift.tt/Zxi8IGA

  14. Nice little _twist_ when the app flies to the Dynamic Island on iPhone Duo ✨

    #iPhoneDuo #iOS #Apple #iPhoneDuo

  15. A LITTLE LUCK, A LOT OF ITALY: LOONA INTRODUCES LA FORTUNA RAVIOLI ALONGSIDE A NEW MENU AND BREAKFAST OFFERING

    There is something about an Italian table that makes you want to stay a little longer. At LOONA, that feeling comes through in food m…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Breakfast #Italianbreakfast #breakfast #Italia #Italian #italiano #italy
    diningandcooking.com/2872149/a

  16. A little family visit from the Hemsworths 👋
    Always a pleasure sharing a bit of our world 💛

    #MotoGP #PertaminaEnduroVR46RacingTeam #AustralianGP

  17. A Little Humanity And Compassion, Could Really Improve Someone's Day;

    #Disability #Poverty #Aging #Health
    🚨 URGENT HELP NEEDED TODAY 🚨

    I am a 48-year-old disabled man living in poverty, and I am struggling to survive.

    Every day is a battle against constant pain, sleepless nights, hunger, declining health, worsening vision, vertigo, mobility issues, cognitive decline, and the harsh reality that my disability income does not come close to covering the cost of living.

    I face impossible choices every day:

    Food or hygiene.
    Medication or necessities.
    Survival today or survival tomorrow.

    I have no safety net. No financial cushion. No family support. No meaningful support system.

    I am asking for help because I genuinely do not know how much longer I can continue carrying this burden alone.

    My Reality

    I live solely on SSDI.

    I have no health insurance.

    I do not drive.

    I live in a rural area with no public transportation, meaning everything I need must be delivered or depend on finding someone willing and able to help.

    My housing situation is unstable. Part of my rent is paid through helping maintain the property where I live, but my disabilities and declining health are making even those responsibilities increasingly difficult.

    I am aging in poverty, and every year brings new physical limitations, more pain, and greater uncertainty.

    I am not getting better.

    I am getting worse.

    My Health Is Declining

    My days are consumed by:

    Chronic pain
    Exhaustion
    High blood pressure fluctuations
    Vertigo and dizziness
    Poor mobility
    Knee, hip, ankle, and joint pain
    Numbness and weakness in my hands
    Cognitive and executive functioning decline
    Vision problems and light sensitivity
    Dental issues
    Anxiety, PTSD, and Bipolar Disorder

    Some days my vision becomes a fuzzy blur. Bright light hurts. Low light makes basic tasks difficult.

    If I sit too long, my joints lock up.

    If I stand too long, my legs burn and stiffen.

    If I lie down, pain spreads throughout my body.

    Simple daily activities that most people take for granted are becoming harder and harder to accomplish.

    Why I Am Reaching Out

    I am exhausted.

    Physically.

    Mentally.

    Emotionally.

    Spiritually.

    I have spent years contacting organizations, charities, government agencies, advocacy programs, nonprofits, and anyone I could think of for help.

    Most of the time I receive lists of resources, referrals, phone numbers, websites, and suggestions.

    What I do not receive are results.

    I desperately need someone willing to understand my actual circumstances and help create real, concrete solutions.

    I do not need more lists.

    I need advocacy.

    I need a social worker or case manager who can help navigate housing, healthcare, benefits, food security, transportation, and long-term stability.

    I know resources exist.

    I simply cannot seem to access them on my own.

    A Recent Example

    A few months ago, I developed a serious dental problem.

    The pain became so severe that my landlord had to take me to the emergency room simply to obtain antibiotics.

    After extensive effort and repeated requests, I was able to receive an examination and X-rays, only to be referred elsewhere for additional care I could not afford and could not reliably travel to.

    Multiple emails and follow-ups produced little more than apologies and delays.

    This experience reflects a much larger problem:

    Many disabled people are given information about help.

    Far fewer are actually able to obtain that help.

    What I Need Most
    Immediate Needs
    Food and groceries
    Hygiene supplies
    Clothing
    Medical and dental care
    Transportation assistance
    Household necessities
    Relief from immediate financial crisis
    Long-Term Needs
    Stable, permanent housing
    Consistent food security
    Reliable healthcare access
    Advocacy and case management
    A sustainable future with dignity and security

    My greatest need is stability.

    I need a forever home where I can live safely for the rest of my life without constantly fearing homelessness, displacement, or crisis.

    This Is About Dignity

    This is not a request for luxury.

    It is a plea for dignity.

    Poverty is expensive.

    Disability is exhausting.

    Hunger is cruel.

    Isolation is crushing.

    I am trying to survive while my body and mind continue to deteriorate.

    Despite everything, I continue to fight every day.

    I continue to hope.

    I continue to ask for help.

    Financial Needs
    Today's Goal

    $8,455

    Annual Survival Need

    $27,255

    Monthly Survival Need

    $1,500

    Immediate Stabilization Goal

    $25,000

    Long-Term Housing and Security Goal

    $5,000,000

    A stable, accessible, permanent property would not only give me safety and security, but potentially allow me to spend the remainder of my life helping others who struggle as I have.

    How You Can Help
    Donate

    🔗 PayPal:
    paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=…

    💸 Cash App:
    $woctxphotog

    Share

    If you cannot donate, please share this with others.

    Every dollar helps.

    Every share matters.

    Every act of compassion makes a difference.

    Final Words

    I am tired.

    I am hungry.

    I am in pain.

    I am scared of what tomorrow may bring.

    But I am still here, still fighting, and still hoping someone will hear me.

    If you have ever known hardship, loss, fear, hunger, loneliness, disability, or uncertainty, then you know that compassion can mean everything.

    Please help if you can.

    Thank you for taking the time to read my story.

    #MutualAid #Disabled #Disability #Poverty #Housing #Health #Healthcare #DentalHealth #FoodInsecurity #ChronicIllness #MentalHealth #PTSD #Bipolar #Survival #Support #Compassion #Empathy #Aging #Help #Dignity #Rent #Groceries #Hygiene #CommunitySupport #Life

  18. A little color, a little music, and a change of scenery. Sometimes it’s good to step outside the usual routine. 💜

    #Nightlife #Vacation #Couples #MatureCouples #Photography #Getaway #EveningVibes #confidence

  19. A Little Humanity And Compassion, Could Really Improve Someone's Day;

    #Disability #Poverty #Aging #Health
    🚨 URGENT HELP NEEDED TODAY 🚨

    I am a 48-year-old disabled man living in poverty, and I am struggling to survive.

    Every day is a battle against constant pain, sleepless nights, hunger, declining health, worsening vision, vertigo, mobility issues, cognitive decline, and the harsh reality that my disability income does not come close to covering the cost of living.

    I face impossible choices every day:

    Food or hygiene.
    Medication or necessities.
    Survival today or survival tomorrow.

    I have no safety net. No financial cushion. No family support. No meaningful support system.

    I am asking for help because I genuinely do not know how much longer I can continue carrying this burden alone.

    My Reality

    I live solely on SSDI.

    I have no health insurance.

    I do not drive.

    I live in a rural area with no public transportation, meaning everything I need must be delivered or depend on finding someone willing and able to help.

    My housing situation is unstable. Part of my rent is paid through helping maintain the property where I live, but my disabilities and declining health are making even those responsibilities increasingly difficult.

    I am aging in poverty, and every year brings new physical limitations, more pain, and greater uncertainty.

    I am not getting better.

    I am getting worse.

    My Health Is Declining

    My days are consumed by:

    Chronic pain
    Exhaustion
    High blood pressure fluctuations
    Vertigo and dizziness
    Poor mobility
    Knee, hip, ankle, and joint pain
    Numbness and weakness in my hands
    Cognitive and executive functioning decline
    Vision problems and light sensitivity
    Dental issues
    Anxiety, PTSD, and Bipolar Disorder

    Some days my vision becomes a fuzzy blur. Bright light hurts. Low light makes basic tasks difficult.

    If I sit too long, my joints lock up.

    If I stand too long, my legs burn and stiffen.

    If I lie down, pain spreads throughout my body.

    Simple daily activities that most people take for granted are becoming harder and harder to accomplish.

    Why I Am Reaching Out

    I am exhausted.

    Physically.

    Mentally.

    Emotionally.

    Spiritually.

    I have spent years contacting organizations, charities, government agencies, advocacy programs, nonprofits, and anyone I could think of for help.

    Most of the time I receive lists of resources, referrals, phone numbers, websites, and suggestions.

    What I do not receive are results.

    I desperately need someone willing to understand my actual circumstances and help create real, concrete solutions.

    I do not need more lists.

    I need advocacy.

    I need a social worker or case manager who can help navigate housing, healthcare, benefits, food security, transportation, and long-term stability.

    I know resources exist.

    I simply cannot seem to access them on my own.

    A Recent Example

    A few months ago, I developed a serious dental problem.

    The pain became so severe that my landlord had to take me to the emergency room simply to obtain antibiotics.

    After extensive effort and repeated requests, I was able to receive an examination and X-rays, only to be referred elsewhere for additional care I could not afford and could not reliably travel to.

    Multiple emails and follow-ups produced little more than apologies and delays.

    This experience reflects a much larger problem:

    Many disabled people are given information about help.

    Far fewer are actually able to obtain that help.

    What I Need Most
    Immediate Needs
    Food and groceries
    Hygiene supplies
    Clothing
    Medical and dental care
    Transportation assistance
    Household necessities
    Relief from immediate financial crisis
    Long-Term Needs
    Stable, permanent housing
    Consistent food security
    Reliable healthcare access
    Advocacy and case management
    A sustainable future with dignity and security

    My greatest need is stability.

    I need a forever home where I can live safely for the rest of my life without constantly fearing homelessness, displacement, or crisis.

    This Is About Dignity

    This is not a request for luxury.

    It is a plea for dignity.

    Poverty is expensive.

    Disability is exhausting.

    Hunger is cruel.

    Isolation is crushing.

    I am trying to survive while my body and mind continue to deteriorate.

    Despite everything, I continue to fight every day.

    I continue to hope.

    I continue to ask for help.

    Financial Needs
    Today's Goal

    $8,455

    Annual Survival Need

    $27,255

    Monthly Survival Need

    $1,500

    Immediate Stabilization Goal

    $25,000

    Long-Term Housing and Security Goal

    $5,000,000

    A stable, accessible, permanent property would not only give me safety and security, but potentially allow me to spend the remainder of my life helping others who struggle as I have.

    How You Can Help
    Donate

    🔗 PayPal:
    paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=…

    💸 Cash App:
    $woctxphotog

    Share

    If you cannot donate, please share this with others.

    Every dollar helps.

    Every share matters.

    Every act of compassion makes a difference.

    Final Words

    I am tired.

    I am hungry.

    I am in pain.

    I am scared of what tomorrow may bring.

    But I am still here, still fighting, and still hoping someone will hear me.

    If you have ever known hardship, loss, fear, hunger, loneliness, disability, or uncertainty, then you know that compassion can mean everything.

    Please help if you can.

    Thank you for taking the time to read my story.

    #MutualAid #Disabled #Disability #Poverty #Housing #Health #Healthcare #DentalHealth #FoodInsecurity #ChronicIllness #MentalHealth #PTSD #Bipolar #Survival #Support #Compassion #Empathy #Aging #Help #Dignity #Rent #Groceries #Hygiene #CommunitySupport #Life

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