europesays.com/2438626/ «Je ne suis pas là pour répondre à un interrogatoire» : François Hollande s’agace lors d’une interview sur l’efficacité du CICE #france
Stephen, 10, is being called a hero after he donated stem cells to his father, Dr. Nick Mondek, who needed a stem cell transplant after relapsing with leukemia in April.
📱Chat control: La iniciativa que pretende vigilar las conversaciones de cientos de millones de personas y que Sánchez apoya.
España y otros 11 países presionan para aprobar la iniciativa conocida como Chat Control. Según las organizaciones de derechos digitales, supondría el fin de la privacidad en las conversaciones en línea y abriría la puerta a “una vigilancia masiva”.
⚔️ Zelensky: We have decided to open up arms exports. These are powerful systems tested in the real world when every International institution failed.
🇨🇦 $2.5 million from Canada to boost Ukraine’s cybersecurity.
🇨🇿 Petr Pavel: If Russia wins this unjust war, it will legitimize the triumph of brute force.
🇪🇺 The EU's "reparations loan" for Ukraine could be up to €130 billion, with the size to be finalised after IMF's assessment of Ukraine's financing needs in 2026 and 2027, - Reuters
anyone else wondering if there have been fatalities, and if so... how many at Florida's concentration camp? The good news is they say it will be shut down, by the end of October...but how many lives needlessly ruined (or taken) prior to that?
Every last po absolute garbage involved in this incredible abuse of justice should be arrested charged and convicted of any and everything from felony assault and kidnapping to fraud…to being failed humans, to obstruction of justice. Seriously.
Right. Like, these aren't victories. Every day they're snatching Jenga pieces from folks' survival. Stopping one removal doesn't rebuild anything. We need to keep doing it but we also need to take away the opportunities for the abusers and murderers to abuse and murder.
🇪🇺 The EU is allocating about €200 million to provide school lunches in Ukraine.
🔥 Magyar: Astrakhan GPP Gazprom - a gas processing plant was hit.
🇺🇦 Zelensky: Russia is trying to do to Moldova what Iran once did to Lebanon. The global response is not enough. We have already lost Georgia in Europe...
🦅 Zelensky: Ukraine doesn’t have big fat missiles, but we have drones that can fly two to three thousand kilometers.
Important article but note that @driftglass predicted this would be the Bulwark outcome years ago. Nobody paid attention. Argh! These are the people who helped create Trump in the first place!
Since the adolescents in the White House are making what they imagine to be jokes about Biden's autopen, reupping how Todd Blanche revealed TRUMP'S pardons aren't backed by paperwork. www.emptywheel.net/2025/09/17/t...
In the midst of an effort to rebut a selective prosecution claim from LaMonica McIver, a badly-conflicted prosecutorial team describes what DOJ claims happened with the January 6 pardons, which is not reflected by the plain language of the pardon its…
Top 20 Size Inclusive Dupes for Popular Knitting PatternsWelcome to my channel! I'm so happy you're here and I hope you enjoy! I started a knitting podcast b...
> In C, an empty struct declaration like struct Foo { } is illegal. However, both gcc and clang support options to enable such structs, and assign them size zero.
typedef struct Xtag {
} X;
typedef struct Ytag {
int a;
X x;
int b;
} Y;
int main() {
printf("The size of X is %zu\n", sizeof(X));
X someArray[2];
printf("The size of X[2] is %zu\n", sizeof(someArray));
printf("The size …
yeah, that's why if you have some user-provided behavior that you expect might not store any data, it's better that your class inherits from it instead of storing it in a field, because inheriting from an empty class doesn't have storage overhead. That's "inheritance over composition" lock-in if I've ever seen one
Wow. Advanced understanding of mRNA truly is a gift that keeps on giving.
One of the cruellest and most devastating diseases – Huntington's – has been successfully treated for the first time, say doctors.
The disease runs through families, relentlessly kills brain cells and resembles a combination of dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease.
An emotional research team became tearful as they described how data shows the disease was slowed by 75% in patients.
[...]
It starts with a safe virus that has been altered to contain a specially designed sequence of DNA.
This is infused deep into the brain using real-time MRI scanning to guide a microcatheter to two brain regions - the caudate nucleus and the putamen. This takes 12 to 18 hours of neurosurgery.
The virus then acts like a microscopic postman – delivering the new piece of DNA inside brain cells, where it becomes active.
This turns the neurons into a factory for making the therapy to avert their own death.
The cells produce a small fragment o
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Wow. Advanced understanding of mRNA truly is a gift that keeps on giving.
One of the cruellest and most devastating diseases – Huntington's – has been successfully treated for the first time, say doctors.
The disease runs through families, relentlessly kills brain cells and resembles a combination of dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease.
An emotional research team became tearful as they described how data shows the disease was slowed by 75% in patients.
[...]
It starts with a safe virus that has been altered to contain a specially designed sequence of DNA.
This is infused deep into the brain using real-time MRI scanning to guide a microcatheter to two brain regions - the caudate nucleus and the putamen. This takes 12 to 18 hours of neurosurgery.
The virus then acts like a microscopic postman – delivering the new piece of DNA inside brain cells, where it becomes active.
This turns the neurons into a factory for making the therapy to avert their own death.
The cells produce a small fragment of genetic material (called microRNA) that is designed to intercept and disable the instructions (called messenger RNA) being sent from the cells' DNA for building mutant huntingtin.
This results in lower levels of mutant huntingtin in the brain.
Results from the trial - which involved 29 patients - have been released in a statement by the company uniQure, but have not yet been published in full for review by other specialists.
The data showed that three years after surgery there was an average 75% slowing of the disease based on a measure which combines cognition, motor function and the ability to manage in daily life.
The data also shows the treatment is saving brain cells. Levels of neurofilaments in spinal fluid – a clear sign of brain cells dying – should have increased by a third if the disease continued to progress, but was actually lower than at the start of the trial.
[...]
However, the drug will not be available for everyone due to the highly complex surgery and the anticipated cost.
"It will be expensive for sure," says Prof Wild.
There isn't an official price for the drug. Gene therapies are often pricey, but their long-term impact means that can still be affordable. In the UK, the NHS does pay for a £2.6m-per-patient gene therapy for haemophilia B.
Settimana scorsa ho fatto una visita dermatologica per un problema alle ciglia. La dottoressa mi ha prescritto un collirio chiamato Latanaprost 0,2%, senza
@kingslayer69O69 Don’t panic! It’s going to be completely fine! It starts around then and gets stronger logarithmically as you age. Wait, I’m making it worse. Sorry! 😬
@a what about the general sense of being tired clear down into your soul and ready to be done with life so I can take me the eternal nap, does that get worse with age or is that just my mental health issues
@kingslayer69O69 The good/bad news is that people, including yourself, expect and demand a lot of a 25yo. As you get older, expectations hit a peak, then descend. When you feel like you are feeling but you're 50, that seems normal to everyone and they just send you off to put out the bins, eat some cake, and nap. I do recommend, if you can, talking to your doctor about depression, because there are ways to feel better. No one thing works for everyone, but it's worth investigating. If I had, I wouldn't have had so many lost years. But I'm here now, and we're all here, despite all the nonsense. There are many paths to take, I guess I'm saying. 🫂
A book of mechanical actions is a wondrous thing — mechanically inclined children have lost collective decades pouring over them over the generations. What could possibly be better? Why, if t…
Estuve comparando los costos reales de tener un vehículo eléctrico frente a uno de combustión y encontré una calculadora interactiva que te permite ingresar
White House unveils “walk of fame” with portraits of all the presidents in gilded frames, except for Joe Biden who is represented by a picture of an autopen. abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-…
@me_valentijn Our minute-by-minute reminder that he has the Epstein files, he is all over the Epstein files, there are photos and videos of the rapes in the Epstein files, and that everything he is doing right now is an attempt to make mass media and the public talk about *anything* but what these bastards have been doing, and continue to do, to kids.
None of the rapists have been exposed.
It's a grotesque, powerful pedophile protecting other powerful pedophiles. This is our "legacy" historians will puke over.
Petty garbage like that is why he will deserve the celebrations when he is finally allowed to lie his half-rotted corpse down in the ground. Once he is gone, we'll have to rebuild the country and the government in a democratic model, but we can take a week to laugh at his wasted life of spoiled emptiness and piss on his legacy of racism, ignorance, and tacky decor.
He took the idea from the walk at the Washington Hilton. Several times over the last ten years I've walked past his portrait there and it was defaced with googly eyes or comments written on the glass.
I find it interesting that nobody commented on Trump's choice to hang up a mugshot of his. He is a convicted unrepentant criminal and proud of it, it seems.
Trump encourages assassination attempts in acts of self-defeat. No other world leader does self- aggrandizing PR campaigns on assassination attempts. nytimes.com/2025/04/11/us/poli…
Bermuda’s economy, climate, and identity are deeply tied to the health of the Sargasso Sea, a unique Atlantic ecosystem that is a prime candidate for protect...
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