SECOND ERUPTING VOLCANO IN LESS THAN 2 WEEKS… AND... IT HAPPENED AGAIN ☄️ First the Philippines. Now Japan. A bright object appears to streak directly toward an erupting volcano during a powerful eruption at Sakurajima. The timing is what has people talking. Two erupting volcanoes. Two similar sightings. Less than two weeks apart. The odds of witnessing something like this even once are incredibly small. Twice? That’s what has many people paying attention. #MrMBB333 #Volcano #Meteor #Japan #Sakurajimashow more

This woman has dined and dashed at this same... restaurant twice now in less than two months. Most recent time she sent the three minors in her party outside first, then walked out on a $75 check Some people are just shamelessshow more

Kīlauea Eruption Episode 46 Update May 5, 2026, 5:30... pm HST Episode 46 of lava fountaining in Halemaʻumaʻu at the summit of Kīlauea began at 8:17 am HST on May 5 and ended about 9 hours later at 5:22 pm HST. With the reduced ground and aviation hazards due to the lava fountaining episode ending, the USGS is dropping the Volcano Alert Level from WATCH to ADVISORY and the Aviation Color Code from ORANGE to YELLOW. We’ll share more details about this eruptive episode in our next post. Kīlauea has been erupting episodically since December 23, 2024, from two vents (north and south) in Halema‘uma‘u, in Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. Lava fountaining episodes, which generally last for less than 12 hours, are separated by pauses that can be longer than three weeks. 🎥 Video of episode 46 on May 5, 2026. #Kilauea #tephra #lavashow more

AI video is remarkably good at imagining historical events.... This is a one-shot video from Seedance 2 of Pompeii when Mt. Vesuvius erupted. Prompt is below, you can ask an LLM to rewrite it for any other event 👇 This is handheld documentary footage recorded on an early-2000s consumer DV camcorder from the streets of Pompeii at the moment Mount Vesuvius begins erupting. The footage feels like real, imperfect home video of ordinary people witnessing the beginning of a historic disaster. The recording shows a busy street in Pompeii during the daytime, with merchants, families, children, laborers, and townspeople moving through the city. In the distance, Mount Vesuvius is visible above the rooftops. At first, people are going about normal daily life, but then a strange plume of smoke and ash begins rising from the volcano. The crowd gradually notices it. Some people stop and stare, some point toward the mountain, and others begin shouting to one another in confusion. The camera moves through the street like someone in the crowd trying to capture what is happening. It shows frightened townspeople looking up at the sky, parents pulling children closer, merchants abandoning their stalls, and groups of people beginning to run as ash starts falling. The footage captures the shift from curiosity to fear as the eruption becomes impossible to ignore. There are natural cuts between wider views of the street, the mountain in the distance, and closer views of people reacting in panic. The handheld camera shows natural shake, drifting framing, sudden reactive movement, autofocus mistakes as the person filming swings between the crowd and the volcano, slight exposure problems from bright daylight and ash in the air, and the imperfect look of old DV footage. The movement should feel urgent and unplanned, like someone trying to document the disaster while also staying safe. Natural sound only: the noise of the street, footsteps on stone, people murmuring and then shouting, children crying, distant rumbling from the volcano, debris falling, and the panic of the crowd. No cinematic music added. The result must feel like authentic, raw footage of ordinary people in Pompeii experiencing the beginning of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, captured on an old DV camcorder.”show more

🇷🇺This is Tyumen, one of Russia’s wealthiest cities People... carrying empty buckets are rushing towards a water tanker. The city has been without safe running water for more than two weeks. The tap water smells so strongly of faeces and rotten fish that residents cannot even wash with it.show more

So I saw an Alex jones clip earlier and... this was playing on the other corner and I feel like it has not gotten enough attention. If you pay attention to the timing. As the people are reacting to the sound, he’s already up and running on the roof! How could he have a rifle at all, much less disassemble it in that amount of time??show more

The people of Japan should absolutely be questioning Shinzo... Abe’s death in 2022 as well. It’s an impossible shot since the angles are all off - The sound is off and the homemade gun is a joke - it literally just blew out a white puff (the first shot didn’t trigger Abe’s shirt & lapel). Doesn’t this look really familiar with what happened to Charlie but less organized…🤔show more

President Trump called Minnesota Governor Tim Walz r*tarded. The... reporter was outraged at the word the president Trump called him rather than what Tim Walz has been doing in Minnesota. That’s where we’re at right now folks. People who claim to be journalists are more worried about words than actions. At the end of the day, I couldn’t care less about how President Trump talks about people. We hired the man to do a job and he is doing it exactly how we voted.show more

🌋Volcano monitoring at the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO)... is a family affair. Even in their homes, #HVO staff closely watch the 24/7 livestream cameras, along with multiple other data streams, including gas, tilt, and seismic sensors. Sometimes, they have the help of a dedicated pet. Here “The Colonel” communicates that spattering is occurring in the north vent. His human geologist recorded the observation and relayed the message on. Indeed, glow was observed overnight in both the north and south vents in Halemaʻumaʻu crater, and spatter was intermittently visible in the north vent. This morning, HVO geologists in the field at the summit of Kīlauea volcano observed two small lava ponds in the north vent, as well as spattering in the south vent. The first overflow from the north vent happened at 12:52 p.m. HST today, December 5. Magma is standing high in the eruptive conduits, and ground deformation models indicate that episode 38 fountains are likely to begin between December 6 and 8. You (and your pets) can watch along on the three USGS Youtube Kīlauea livestream cameras:show more

🚨 A remarkable political scandal is unfolding inside the... Islamic Republic. An influential hardline MP from Saeed Jalili’s anti-negotiation camp has gone on live state television and effectively accused Iran’s negotiators of disregarding Khamenei’s instructions during talks with the United States. According to Mahmoud Nabavian, the negotiations being pursued are “fundamentally different” from the conditions originally approved by Khamenei. Within hours: ⚪ State media announced legal action against Nabavian. ⚪ A senior IRIB official reportedly resigned. ⚪ Damage-control operations were launched across regime media. Think about what this means. If Nabavian is telling the truth, then either Iran’s negotiators ignored Khamenei’s directives, or powerful factions inside the regime are pursuing their own agenda. The biggest takeaway is that the Islamic Republic may be far less unified than it appears. Public accusations, resignations, censorship, and lawsuits are now erupting in the middle of sensitive negotiations with the United States. This is not the behavior of a regime confidently speaking with one voice. 🍿show more

THIS MAN HASN’T HAD A SINGLE ORIGINAL IDEA IN... 8 WEEKS. CLAUDE HAS ALL OF THEM BEFORE HE WAKES UP he gave claude his obsidian vault on a saturday by monday it found a link between two notes written 6 weeks apart in different folders he turned that connection into his best-performing post his competitors are still organizing folders and writing morning pages and brainstorming in notion the only difference is one file called CLAUDE.md every note = fuel and every morning = synthesis and every week = ideas compounding faster than he can publish them this is not a tool anymore and this is not even an assistant this is a second brain that studied you for 2 months straight bookmark & like this or lose it forevershow more

Five people were injured after a shooting this evening... in Northeast DC, making this DC’s first mass shooting less than 72 hours into the New Year. DC Police were called out just before 8:20pm to the 1500 block of Harry Thomas Way NE in Eckington DC. On scene, a female and two men were found injured… they are all last reported to be conscious. Police are determining if one of the people were shot or injured by glass from the gunfire. Additionally, two men showed up at a hospital with gunshot wounds. (also still conscious) One is believed to be a suspect. Appears to possibly be domestic in nature. h/t Alan Henneyshow more

UPDATE The man in the video has now come... forward and provided the following video to explain what he brought into Mitch Sylvester's store. Information that I have received includes - He avoided calls from the RCMP for several weeks - He left the store with the item - He is claiming it was just a misunderstanding - The RCMP still has an open investigation - Charges could still be filed - There was one item, not two as previously reported If this was infact the item he brought into the store along with his "This is for Mitch" message, this is hands down the dumbest thing anyone can do to the employees of the store, and to Mitch directly. There still is an active investigation as showing staff a bullet, or a pen that looks like a bullet, uttering a threat, and not responding to the RCMP for weeks, is still grounds for criminal charges. Thank you to the dozens of people who did recognize the man, and provided tips.show more

Today, we have a new pope. And these are... images of his childhood church—now in ruins. The roof is collapsing, the door barely hangs on, and nature has claimed more space than people have in years. And yet… from this place, forgotten and broken, comes something new. Something holy. A reminder that God brings life from what the world has left behind. From ruin, resurrection. Thank you again for Dawn R who made a pilgrimage today to pray for the pope in his childhood home. It’s so incredibly moving.show more

Teams that don’t strike out at a high clip... win more games. Simple as that. This is amplified at the college level — and even more at the high school level and below. Once you get to two strikes, it becomes a team at-bat. Grind it out. Compete your tail off. Choke up, shorten up, widen out, move closer to the plate — whatever helps you execute your two-strike approach. Some call it their “B swing.” Make the pitcher work. We preach “look fastball away and adjust,” but there are plenty of effective two-strike approaches. You have to experiment and find what fits your swing and mindset best. A quality two-strike approach often leads to hard-hit balls. But even when it doesn’t, the defense still has to field it, throw it, and catch it. That’s pressure. A lot tougher to defend than a right turn back to the dugout. #DoingDirtWorkshow more

Cascades Volcano Observatory update for Friday, June 5, 2026:... All volcanoes in the Cascade Range of Oregon and Washington were at normal background levels of activity for the last week. Small earthquakes were detected at Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, Newberry, and Mount St. Helens. Field staff performed station maintenance at Mount Hood and Mount Rainier. In this exclusive footage, we observe USGS volcano scientists in their natural habitat. Clad in their distinctive orange flight suits, the scientists cautiously traverse the steaming lava dome of Mount St. Helens, formed during the volcano's remarkable 1980–1986 dome-building period. Despite the rugged terrain, they appear completely at ease, stopping periodically to inspect rocks, collect samples, and point enthusiastically at things invisible to the untrained eye. The bright orange plumage serves two purposes: visibility in the field and easy identification by helicopters. Their diet consists primarily of coffee, trail mix, and curiosity. The lava dome, still warm and steaming in places, provides an ideal environment for the volcano scientist. Notice how the two work together. This behavior helps maximize productivity while also maintaining a high level of safety and situational awareness. Remarkable. The expedition concludes with successfully maintained monitoring equipment, valuable observations, and dozens of photos that all look identical to everyone else. Nature is truly amazing. 📹: USGS field engineers can be seen maintaining a monitoring station on the 1980-1986 lava dome inside the crater of Mount St. Helens. Photo Credit: USGSshow more

"I tried carnivore for two weeks and felt awful... at the gym." Your body has been running on glucose every three hours for the last thirty years. You then asked it, with five days' notice, to learn a new fuel system. Of course you felt awful. What was actually happening in those two weeks: - Glycogen stores depleting before being replenished from fat and protein - Sodium dropping rapidly without enough replacement - The liver upregulating gluconeogenesis (this takes weeks) - Ketone production ramping up gradually - The whole hormonal cascade recalibrating The transition is uncomfortable. The transition takes 4-6 weeks for most lifters, longer for some. You quit at day twelve and concluded the diet doesn't work. The diet didn't fail. You quit before the adaptation completed. This is like attempting to learn French, giving up after two lessons, and concluding French is impossible to learn. The conclusion is not about the language. It's about the time you gave it. Six weeks. Then judge.show more

Iranian youth are not happy about the regime’s nuclear... talks and endless deceptions. This is what happened to Khamenei’s portrait in Iran this week: President Trump, don’t throw the people of Iran under the bus. This is bigger than just nuclear talks - a free Iran is in the interest of the entire region and the U.S. as well. It also has the potential to reduce Chinese influence in the region — something critically important for U.S. interests.show more

🚨 MARTIAN MOUSE DISCOVERED: NASA INSISTS IT’S “JUST A... ROCK” Meanwhile, 140 million miles from Earth… An eagle-eyed observer claims NASA accidentally photographed what appears to be a rat casually living on Mars. Official explanation: “It’s a rock.” Public reaction: “Of course it is.” At this stage the little guy has probably survived longer than most governments, built a civilisation underground and pays less tax than the rest of us. First Mars was empty. Now apparently there’s a Martian mouse. The truth really is out there.show more

France: Nice Shooting Nice is a city on the... southeastern coast of France, at the foot of the Maritime Alps. It used to be that the city was considered an idyllic tourist destination on the Côte d’Azur, but apparently Nice isn’t so nice these days: two people were killed there last night by automatic weapons during a culture-enriching gun battle. Two deaths and several very seriously ounded. October 3, 2025. A shooting with “automatic weapons” in the Moulins quarter has resulted in several victims on Friday, in Nice. Two people are deceased, two people are critically wounded, and three others are slightly wounded.” This is the toll confirmed on Friday evening. The French blog François deSouche reports that according to various French news sources, some of the victims were bystanders. All of the victims were “non-Europeans”, and according to Le Figaro, one of them was a Chechen national.show more