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I passed out with presumably super low blood sugar, and fell so hard, and ended up in the hospital. My left leg, calf, ankle and foot, are just excruciatingly painful. Nothing seems to be broken, but they are worried about blood clots and the massive hematoma. I could use some good vibes please. 💜
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What is this little spinning protein supposed to show?
Previously, 85% of proteins associated with human disease were deemed intractable – their shapes and function made them less suitable for traditional chemical screening in the lab. Moving from experimental screening to AI generative design on a computer, we have seen these targets drastically open up the potential to design molecules with atomic precision, fundamentally expanding the number of diseases we can treat.
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Free Oral/Head&Neck Cancer Screenings for the LGBTQ+ Community at Philly's OurFest Sunday Oct 11 at the @TempleHealth / @FoxChaseCancer Center tent on Locust between 12th and 13th! 5 minutes could save your life. All welcome. Please share and repost.
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Jesus
One of the most terrifying realities we live with in Gaza one that almost no one in the world talks about is the presence of more than 100 military towers, each standing over 30 meters tall, surrounding the Gaza Strip from every direction.
Each tower is equipped with an automated machine gun that fires remotely without a soldier standing behind it. It makes no distinction between a child, a woman, or an elderly person, nor between civilians and anyone else. It can open fire at any moment, turning the simple act of moving into a potential death sentence.
These machine guns are capable of firing more than 6,000 rounds per minute, with a range of nearly 3,000 meters enough to cover most of the small area of Gaza where the population has been confined.
We are not only living under bombardment; we are living under constant surveillance by machines that know neither mercy nor hesitation. Gaza has become completely exposed to these weapons, and fear follows us with every step. Even leaving to search for food or water can become your last journey.
This is not science fiction. It is not a scene from a movie. This is the reality we live every single day in Gaza.
We are literally living inside Squid Game.
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MAGA: If you believe that kids are being given gender affirming surgeries at school, you are too stupid to vote.
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I’m thrilled to be apart of Blake Rife State House Campaign for SD, D2!
I have been out knocking doors!
He is currently an ICU nurse.
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Simply put, Dolly Parton was an American original. She was an inspiration to millions. She was a relentless advocate for women and for equality. Through her Imagination Library, she placed the gift of reading into the hands of millions of children because she understood literacy is the foundation of opportunity.
But perhaps most importantly, Dolly treated everyone with kindness and respect. She lived her values with a flair and vitality for life that was uniquely her own. She was a trailblazer in every sense of the word, and she will be missed by millions around the world.
Jill and I are keeping her family, her friends, and her millions of fans in our prayers.
God bless Dolly Parton.
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Hey, @TheRickWilson, how is this post nothing but homophobia? Roger Stone looks ridiculous so you imply he must be gay & hooking up on an app, because that's what gay guys look like and what we do.
So we see you. Find another way to ridicule him that does not involve us. 🏳️🌈
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Progressives: We support gay people!
Progressives: We hate MAGA!
Progressives: MAGA men are all closeted gays.
Gay people: Stop indulging your homophobia to make fun of MAGA men. Find another way. It's not that difficult.
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Emily Litella: "What is this I hear about hear about transgender mice?
"They're transgenic, not transgender."
Emily Litella: "Oh never mind."
Washington is $39 trillion in debt and somebody decided transgender experiments on animals were a worthy investment of the American taxpayer's money. This is exactly the kind of radical ideological nonsense being buried in research budgets while nobody is looking.
We introduced the Transgender Research on Animals Now Stops and Money for Ideological Cruelty Eliminated (TRANS MICE) Act to end it completely, banning every single federal dollar from going toward this insanity. No hormone experiments, no surgeries, no body modification research on animals.
American tax dollars should never be used for radical gender nonsense or cruelty towards animals. This "research" is both.
What a time to be alive.
I’m just going to assume that they’re going to win this case and these kids might be the luckiest college athletes in the history of college athletes 😂
Another Class of 2022 Five for Five lawsuit has been filed in North Carolina today seeking a temporary and permanent injunction allowing them to play this season.
The plaintiffs, represented by multiple attorneys including Ryan Downton and Mark Peper, are:
Darrion Williams, NC State
Reed Bailey, Indiana
Malik Reneau, Miami
Nate Calmese, Wake Forest
Owen Aquino, High Point
Colin Porter, Liberty
Chisom Okpara, Stanford
Trejuan Holloman, NC State
Ven-Allen Lubin, NC State
Dallin Hall, Virginia
Scotty Washington, High Point
Donovan Atwell, Texas Tech
Jayden Dawson, Kansas
Alonzo Dodd, Appalachian State
Jamil Muttilib, Appalachian State
Bryson Ogletree, NC A&T
Damoni Harrison, Charlotte
Kimani Hamilton, UNLV
Geoffrey Sprouse, American
Prince Aligbe, Southern Illinois
Kareem Rozier, Winthrop
Albert Vargas Brito, Robert Morris
Major Freeman, Charlotte
AJ Worrell, Morgan State
Joshua (“Greedy”) Williams, UNCW
Kenyon Giles, Wichita State
Michael Walz, Richmond
Achile Spadone, Bucknell
Romad Dean, Tulsa
Derek Simpson, St. Joe's
Kenny Noland, Columbia
Rashad King, LSU
Orlando Lovejoy, Detroit
Brit Harris, FIU
Javontae Campbell, Bowling Green
Jaqai Murray, Angelo State
Noah Otshudi, Marshall
Iaroslav Niagu, Jacksonville State
Anthony McComb, Norfolk State
Vincent Brady II, High Point
Po’Boigh King, Sam Houston
Jayden Brewer, Western Michigan
Troy Glover, Bowling Green
Takai (“TK”) Simpkins, Elon
Chandler Jackson, Arkansas State
Justin Allen, Green Bay
Bowen Hardman, Akron
David Dixon, Duquesne
Michael Eley, Hampton
Cardell Bailey, Southern Indiana
Emmanuel Okorafor, Wichita State
Tyana Todd, Ohio State (women)






































