🇺🇸Ladies if you could ask a military man a question what will it be 🤣😂😆
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Heading to the USA for a couple of weeks, Washington, Philadelphia then New York 🛩 Happy Wednesday all😎🍺⚾️🌭🗽
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Change is good!
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Luke Records 🔥
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wu Wednesday👐🏽
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alemeda & isaiah rashad 🫶🎶
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⏮️ 7 years ago, @LarryJuneTFM released Out The Trunk. 🍊 📍San Francisco, CA
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🚨 JUST IN: Trump DOJ is now HUNTING DOWN the criminals who tried to mass steal hundreds of thousands of X accounts this week, by sending scam password recovery emails COUNTLESS users reported this. Thankfully, X blocked the attack as it happened 👏🏻 AG TODD BLANCHE: "We are working closely with X to track down the criminals behind this week’s attack." "Sophisticated cyber criminals attempted a password-recovery attack on hundreds of thousands of X users. X disrupted the attack to prevent user accounts from being captured." "But, as we’ve shown, the Justice Department will stop at nothing in its pursuit of cyber fraudsters and scammers." Great news!
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Indian Army Para SF soldiers during operation in Jammu and Kashmir
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Soldiers allegedly looting shoes during 1906 San Francisco fire, after the earthquake. Location listed as "Market St. between Seventh and Eighth."
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🚨 Breaking: Sirens are sounding across various areas in Israel as major military bases inside Israeli borders are targeted in response to the assassination of Ali Larijani, resulting in at least 30 soldiers killed and over 317 Israeli soldiers injured.🔥
Asif Ali
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🚨 BREAKING: Tiger Woods has accepted a plea deal following his March rollover crash in Florida The DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving, and his driver’s license has been suspended for 5 YEARS A massive fall from one of golf’s biggest names
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RT @yamtaralp37: 1 Ekim'e kadar 3800 PKK'lı Terörist, 🇾🇪Irak'ta silah bırakarak teslim olacak. 🇾🇪Kandil, Zap, Metina ve Gara stratejik…
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Ukrainian drone strike aftermath on Russian shadow fleet vessel. The crew was not able to steer the vessel anywhere, and evacuated.
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TikTok Astrology True Crime Psychosis is their religion. Luigi Mangione is their Jesus. Lindsay Clancy, their Mother Mary. Indisputable. But it does need a snappier name. I think hysteria covers it. For a number of reasons.
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图中是来镇压巴仁起义的新疆兵团 700名起义军先前主要装备刀、斧、棍棒 在等回信期间,200多名来自阿图什和喀什的警察赶到巴仁,被起义军击败,5名警察被俘,缴5支手枪 随后距离村3公里的桥上,起义军俘虏 许新建、卢建辉、王景平、郭学文等军官,缴3机枪、1手枪和400子弹 #东突厥斯坦中国一边一国
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Exciting news 🚀🩺🇨🇭🌐 FluoSphera powers ahead with Debiopharm and Leica Microsystems. Read article: bit.ly/4gMjpku Debiopharm, a privately-owned, Swiss-based biopharmaceutical company aiming to establish tomorrow’s standard of care to cure cancer and infectious diseases and FluoSphera, a Swiss biotechnology company developing advanced in vitro platforms to improve the prediction of drug efficacy and safety, just announced a new license agreement for use of AbYlink™, Debiopharm’s proprietary antibody conjugation technology.  The agreement enables FluoSphera to offer biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies an integrated workflow combining regio-selective antibody labeling, high-throughput testing in human-relevant three-dimensional models and quantitative imaging analysis. Have a nice day and take care!
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Today (2 September 2026) on Astrobiology.com Determining The "Biosignature Threshold" For Life Detection On Biotic, Abiotic, or Prebiotic Worlds. astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Icy Ocean Planet Research: NASA ROSES-25 Amendment 71: New Opportunity A.16 Cryosphere astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… On The Impact Of Correlated Noise and Spectral Resolution On The Retrieval Analysis Of The Habitable World Observatory astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Slysh Haloes: The Waste Heat Of Cold Computing As A Submillimetre Technosignature astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Impacts Of Correlated Noise On Retrievals Of Exo-Earth Atmospheres astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… pyEDITH: The Coronagraphic Exposure Time Calculator For The Habitable Worlds Observatory astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Functional Profiling Of Spacecraft Cleanroom Microbiomes Through Genome‑wide Phenotype Predictions astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Stellar Flares Rather Than High Tint As Possible Cause For the Missing Methane In Young Exoplanets: The Case Study of V1298-Tau b astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… tinyRNA-seq: An Optimized Approach To Sequencing Tiny RNAs And Primitive RNA Genomes astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… Global Carbon Fixation In Earth’s Subsurface Biosphere astrobiology.com/2026/09/02/… #astrobiology #Biosignature #genomics #astronomy
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🔀 A cell passes a message inward by flipping switches. Kinases are those switches. In cancer one is stuck on, so the instruction to grow never stops. InsilicoMMAI-Chem-Kinases, Insilico's kinase domain specialist: 31 SOTA models. 🧬 #insilicoSOTAFM #AI4DD
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Imagine a garden that does not simply reflect sunlight during the day, but continues producing its own colorful light after dark. That is essentially what researchers have managed to create by modifying succulent plants at the biological level. Using specially designed phosphor particles capable of emitting light, they transformed the leaves into tiny glowing surfaces that can be “recharged” before nighttime. The technique involves introducing the light-emitting particles directly into the plants’ leaves and then exposing them to sunlight or artificial LED illumination. Once charged, the modified succulents can continue glowing for as long as two hours. At their brightest, the plants produce an amount of light roughly comparable to a small night lamp, making the effect more than just a faint visual curiosity. The researchers also discovered that the color of the glow could be changed depending on the particles used. Instead of producing only the familiar green fluorescence, the plants could shine in several striking shades, including blue, red, and blue-violet. When placed together, the different varieties created something resembling a miniature luminous garden. Even more promising was the durability of the process. The scientists found that the plants could repeatedly undergo the charging and glowing cycle over a period of at least 10 days, suggesting that the effect was not simply a one-time experiment. While the technology is still far from replacing conventional lighting, researchers believe it could eventually lead to new forms of plant-based illumination. If the technique can be made brighter, longer-lasting, and practical on a large scale, the idea of using glowing vegetation for outdoor lighting — potentially even as an alternative to some traditional streetlights — may not remain purely science fiction.
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