You can rest assured that we will not be... using the feed additive Bovaer, which is now being trialled by Arla dairy farms. Our milk and meat production is based on traditional, organic pasture and non-intensive farming methods. Nature knows what it's doing 🌱show more

KARINE JEAN-PIERRE: "One of the reasons that I wanna... be very clear to folks that the border is not open and we will remove using Title 8 is because by not being very clear on that we are doing the work of the smugglers." 🤔show more

Unexpected problems have arisen: Putin’s Russia has once again... authorized the production of low-quality gasoline and diesel to address fuel shortages. Fuel quality will now deteriorate, and the fuel will damage engines more quickly. If you smell donkey urine while refueling, dear Russians, rest assured: everything is going according to plan—Putin knows what he’s doing. That is the smell of the Motherland!show more

Due to overwhelming high demand, a number of orders... from our first batch have unfortunately been moved to the second batch, which is now 90% ordered! Our manufacturers are hard at work to keep up with strong demand and we estimate that the second batch will now be sent the latter part of June. As part of this second batch we will update you by email with Fedex tracking numbers so you can see in real time where the mining rig is in the system. We apologize to those affected by this production demand, but rest assured us and the manufacturers are working hard to clear the backlog. Thank you for your patience and support!show more

"Do you believe the border is secure now?” KAMALA... HARRIS: "I will tell you something: one of our highest priorities is to ensure we have a secure border and that is what we are doing.”show more

.@SecDef: "The American people can be assured that President... Donald J. Trump is dialed in... I get to see it every single day. He knows every single dynamic of what's going on here, and I'll tell you what he's doing — he's putting America First."show more

These are calf hutches – tiny pens where young... calves are housed after being taken from their mothers, a common practice in the dairy industry. 💔 Calves are separated shortly after birth so that their mothers’ milk can be taken for humans. 😞 This cycle of separation continues because of the demand for dairy products. 🧀 By opting for plant-based alternatives, we can help build a world where calves can stay with their mothers and live safely, free from harm. 🙏🌱 👉 Ask Pizza Hut to Offer Plant-Based Cheese in the US! 🍕 🎥: Vegan FTA 📸: Ram Daya | We Animals #milk #cheese #dairy #ditchdairy #veganshow more

Hello world A new year has begun and we... are living this genocide We are still being killed and living the worst days of our lives in the shadow of genocide We hope that you will stand by us more than ever We hope that this genocide will end as soon as possible Don't forget that Gaza is being bombed now and the planes are above us and we are waiting at any moment to be bombed Share our voice and we will remain part of your day If you can help us through the link we will be grateful to all of you PP🔗 GFM🔗show more

A lot of you are thinking that the spring... which we will supply to Prakash Dadlani will be produced at the speed of 1304 ppm. That’s not true. All springs are not made on one kind of machine. The CNC machine we built that produces springs up to 1304 ppm manufactures compression springs. Whereas, the springs for Prakash bhai will be made on one of our 12-axis CNC wire forming machine. And on this the speed is much slower but it has flexibility to produce a number of different kinds of springs and wire forms. The design, type, materials, wire diameter and profile, features and precision of the springs defines what kind of machine will be used. It’s not one machine that does it all. This video is of that springs being manufactured on our other CNC machine. Also, the operator is setting the spring up that is why he is using his hands. Once it’s in production, there’s a crate underneath the machine for the springs.show more

UPDATE: Now reports indicate that this may not be... True, and there may not be a 90-day pause. The market is now back down, and more chaos continues. What an utter mess. I feel we are being led by a clownshow.show more

Granola is now an MCP connector in v0 by... Vercel ⚡️ Describe what you want and v0 builds it using the conversations you've had. So you can build apps based on user feedback, team brainstorms or sales meetings.show more

🚨🚨 PAY ATTENTION.... On the right, is Kevin Roberts,... president of Heritage Foundation and lead organizer of Project 2025. Here, we can hear Kevin Roberts saying: "There are parts of the plan we will not share with the Left." By saying that, and listening to the rest of what he says here, we can surmise that Project 2025 is even WORSE than what we may have read, or already heard about. He mentions "the Executive Orders" - which leads me to believe that whatever was not written in the 920 page Project 2025 is so horrific, so horrible, so authoritarianistic, so unlawful, so un-Constitutional that even THEY did not want it to be made public.show more

From now onwards, William Samoei Ruto, PhD be carefull... on which bills you bring to parliament; because this is how I will be leading my colleagues out of parliament. The Yes Men led by Kimani Ichung’wah and Osoro will be using the tunnel!show more

You can now post-train a model inside your existing... production harness with our platform, AC2. A production harness is a whole engineered system around the LLM, with its own context management, tools, sandboxing, and control flows. Porting that into a new training runtime can be expensive and could introduce train-test mismatch, where the policy is optimized against a simulated harness and then struggles in production. All you need to do is swap out the harness’ LLM response endpoint to one provided by AC2, and expose a lightweight protocol for AC2 to initiate and grade rollouts; the trainer handles the rest.show more

Day and night cycles are now live on 3place!... You can toggle dynamic skies on and off, but by default the skybox will match what time of the day it is in that location.show more

Purchasing meat in bulk from your local butchers is... a great way to save money, support local, and get quality meat. This year, I split a cow with my family. We scored all of this pasture-raised, grass-finished beef for $4/lb - up from $3.50/lb last year. Call your butchers early in the year to lock in lower prices. You will be given a cut sheet where you can choose what cuts of meat you want. Ask them what farm your animal will be from or reach out directly to the farmer and set up purchasing through them. Either works, but the farmer will be better suited at answering your questions. Ask questions that matter to you. What was the animal’s diet like? Were they raised on pasture? Did they get antibiotics or other medicines? Can they wrap in butcher paper? You can taste the difference when you source properly.show more

Not p’Namtan being completely unfazed by a whole kiss... scene, yet suddenly turning shy and smitten and literally shrinking behind Film the second “If I do that, will you be my girlfriend?” line came up😭 WHAT IS GOING ON??show more

Suffering is inherent to our world. Yet it must... remain within reasonable limits and for reasonable causes — and what counts as “reasonable” is for us to decide. : The author acknowledges that suffering is an inherent part of our world, woven into the fabric of existence through natural processes, limitations, and the very conditions that make life possible. However, he insists that suffering must not be unlimited or arbitrary. It should be kept within reasonable bounds and arise only for reasonable causes. Crucially, what counts as “reasonable” is not dictated by nature or fate, but something humanity must consciously define. This places profound moral responsibility on us. We are not powerless victims of suffering, nor are we obligated to accept it without question. Through reason, ethics, and collective will, we can reduce unnecessary pain, alleviate avoidable hardship, and set boundaries on what suffering we tolerate in our societies and in our own lives. The statement is both realistic and empowering. Suffering may be inevitable, but its scale and character are not. Defining and enforcing reasonable limits on suffering is one of the central tasks of a mature civilization.show more