[perempe]

'He Picked The Wrong House': Powerlifting 82-Year-Old Grandma Takes Down Home Intruder
It was 3 years ago, but love it. Watch it on YouTube!

 

[geralmar]

Old news; but still...

Mexico City hotel guests sleep with dead body under bed for a week

Guests at Mexico City's Hotel El Senador might be surprised at a recent gruesome...

www.chron.com

 

[perempe]

Cruise ship that will house 1,000 asylum seekers docks in Amsterdam

 

[geralmar]

Animal habit considered worthy of scientific study:

Aye-aye recorded picking nose and eating snot for the first time

The aye-aye is one of 12 primates that pick their nose - but we have no good reason why the behaviour evolved.

www.nhm.ac.uk

 

[perempe]

12-year-old Lola's funeral held 10 days after vicious Paris murder

 

[perempe]

Tourist hostages including British and US holidaymakers are RELEASED after they were held for 24 hours on a river boat by indigenous group in Peru

 

[pianozach]

Tourist hostages including British and US holidaymakers are RELEASED after they were held for 24 hours on a river boat by indigenous group in Peru

Vacationing on a houseboat in Peru.

Well, they WANTED an adventure, didn't they?

 

[perempe]

EU to provide Ukraine with €18 billion in financial assistance for 2023, says von der Leyen

 

[perempe]

The Ukrainian owner threw the Russians out of the hotel in Miskolc

 

[perempe]

72-year-old German hospital patient arrested for allegedly switching off roommates ventilator

 

[perempe]

Schoolgirl killed in knife attack in Germany

 

[perempe]

Romania vexed by yet another Schengen refusal
Romanian politicians deplored Vienna’s “unjustified” decision to block the country’s access to Schengen, with many voices calling for a boycott of Austrian goods or companies.

 

[geralmar]

A hippo attacks a young boy, and then spits him out

The attack took place on a recent afternoon, as the boy was playing at his home near a lake in western Uganda.

www.npr.org

 

[Luchesi]

I guess fusion works after all. Check the fusion headlines. There's been a breakthrough.

 

[NoCoPilot]

I know fusion works. Every day the sun shines.

Which this time of year in Seattle, isn't often.

 

[Luchesi]

I know fusion works. Every day the sun shines.

Which this time of year in Seattle, isn't often.

Ya know, I was going to write "I guess fusion is workable after all.", but I changed my mind because of the way it sounded.

 

[pianozach]

Ya know, I was going to write "I guess fusion is workable after all.", but I changed my mind because of the way it sounded.

It's true. Fusion works.

 

[NoCoPilot]

But it takes a lot before fusion generates more energy than it consumes.

 

[Luchesi]

But it takes a lot before fusion generates more energy than it consumes.

I think they got 20 or 30 percent more than they put in. It's a miracle of free energy. BUT, to scale up the huge process everywhere will result in other huge problems.

 

[NoCoPilot]

It was actually 0.05%, and the containment is still an unworkable problem.

Why the nuclear fusion ‘net energy gain’ is more hype than breakthrough

The Department of Energy announced last week that scientists have finally achieved the "net energy gain." What does this “breakthrough” actually mean, and why some are calling it a ‘scam.’

whyy.org