There's novel influenza racing across the US with zero mitigations. Expect record numbers of dead American kids this year.
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As always: a thread on highlights from @ember-energy.org Nerd Easter global power sector data review!
With lots of good news, some noticeable kinda bad news, and a few things I think are missing from the picture. TY to Ember, this is such a valuable piece of work
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Australia and Chile could shift over 50% of the new solar generation they added in 2025 with new battery capacity Large-scale solar shifting is emerging first in markets where solar already dominates the generation mix. Markets like California, Australia and Chile are leading the way. Among these markets, Australia and Chile stand out for adding relatively small amounts of battery capacity in absolute terms, 9 GWh and 4 GWh respectively, but large enough relative to their solar growth to make a material difference. Chile added enough battery capacity in 2025 to theoretically shift 76% of the new solar generation it added in that year, while Australia added enough to shift 53%.
I did not know this - Australia added enough battery capacity to shift *more than half* of its solar generation
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Mentions of emissions by GER:
2023: 421
2024: 390
2025: 74
2026: 51
That's the trajectory emissions should be taking, not *mentions* of emissions 😱
Perhaps a separate report or something? It feels under-interrogated!
@nicolasfulghum.bsky.social @cleanpowerdave.bsky.social @ember-energy.org
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clean power growth exceeded rise in demand
As I mentioned last year, it is a shame not to see emissions analysis.
Yes: renewables are covering growth now, but it's still vital to ask if emissions fall fast enough. And if not, how to enable that?
Climate impacts are still a danger to our physical safety. This is not a safe power system
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Graphic shows subdivision representatives on the program committee for the AMP 2026 Annual Meeting & Expo in Seattle in November. It contains a call for abstract submissions, the deadline for which is June 30.
Advancing infectious disease diagnostics? Share your work at #AMP2026.
Submit by June 30: https://ow.ly/b3zZ50YChpQ
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The military campaign launched by the United States against Iran is part of a broader effort to contain China.
However, so far, the results appear less favorable for the U.S. and more advantageous for China.
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New @jem.org study from @ivanzheng.bsky.social and colleagues in the Dang lab @ragoninstitute.bsky.social reveals a spatial TH2-STAT6 immune checkpoint in pulmonary #granulomas that suppresses extracellular clearance of #Cryptococcus, promoting persistent infection. rupress.org/jem/article/...
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For instance, you will not understand the Pope unless you understand genuine devotion to a set of principles, and Trump is quite literally incapable of understanding that, so the Pope is just a total blank mystery to him. "Why does this competing Boss keep talking about the poor? What's his angle?"
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🧠 Daily Feed of Brain Damage 🧠
My fascination with REM Behaviour Disorder remains undiminished
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🧠 Daily Feed of Brain Damage 🧠
Tinnitus is not your friend 💔...
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Cøvid is remarkably adept at finding whatever was hurting you prior... And pressing on that bruise
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www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Directly relevant: a @springernature.com journal is still protecting this lethal paper claiming N95s are harmful in pregnancy from accountability. Sheltering connected insiders from embarrassment is more important than the lives and health of babies.
Then we wonder why the loss of public trust.
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Pentagon Pete will be under the bus before this even gets heard.
His mouth is bigger than Donnie's and that simply won't do in this Administration
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🧠 Daily Feed of Brain Damage 🧠
Insomnia is consequent to direct invasion of the Pre-frontal cortex. Reduced Slow Wave Sleep impairs Glymphatic Drainage
Not your friend☠️‼️
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🧠 Daily Feed of Brain Damage 🧠
My unbroken run continues
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The endless corruption of journals really escalated when they moved from being the prestigious portal where science went to be debated and refined...
Now??
Merely profit driven massive publicly listed companies
Money corrupts... Big money destroys all is owns
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interferon - and diversion to NfKB pathway in children- long COVID in children is typically headaches, anxiety and depression - so being overlooked- my 2 cents - hope I am wrong!
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🧠 Daily Feed of Brain Damage 🧠
Things that don't improve and will get worse with repeated infections ☠️
@atranscendedman.bsky.social 🙏🏻
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Elon Musk kallas till förhör av franska åklagare. Bra! Oligarker och miljardärer, och deras företag, ska inte tillåtas stå ovanför lagen.
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![In 2025, the district court scheduled a hearing to fulfill the mandate set out in our
remand instructions. The district court directed the parties to “be prepared to argue for
resentencing as to the criminal-sexual-conduct conviction.”
At the hearing, counsel representing respondent State of Minnesota noted: “[J]ust
to clarify, my reading of the [Jonas] decision was simply to remand for [the district court]
to vacate the [kidnapping] conviction and the consecutive 57-month sentence. The 172
month sentence associated with the criminal sexual conduct would remain.” Appellant
agreed with the state’s interpretation of the remand instructions. The district court rejected
that interpretation and scheduled a second hearing to allow the parties to prepare
memoranda and arguments for resentencing.
At the second hearing the state now argued that our opinion provided general
remand instructions that permitted resentencing on appellant’s criminal-sexual-conduct
conviction. The state therefore requested an increase to that sentence so that appellant’s
total term of incarceration would return to 229 months. Appellant maintained that Jonas
did not permit resentencing on his criminal-sexual-conduct conviction and requested that
the sentence on that conviction remain at 172 months.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ccm7gttkbfs2eyyrlpshmeun/bafkreihsgazalflp32gxeam3del472nhacp6r3py3ngmpen2z4gz5egfe4)
In 2025, the district court scheduled a hearing to fulfill the mandate set out in our remand instructions. The district court directed the parties to “be prepared to argue for resentencing as to the criminal-sexual-conduct conviction.” At the hearing, counsel representing respondent State of Minnesota noted: “[J]ust to clarify, my reading of the [Jonas] decision was simply to remand for [the district court] to vacate the [kidnapping] conviction and the consecutive 57-month sentence. The 172 month sentence associated with the criminal sexual conduct would remain.” Appellant agreed with the state’s interpretation of the remand instructions. The district court rejected that interpretation and scheduled a second hearing to allow the parties to prepare memoranda and arguments for resentencing. At the second hearing the state now argued that our opinion provided general remand instructions that permitted resentencing on appellant’s criminal-sexual-conduct conviction. The state therefore requested an increase to that sentence so that appellant’s total term of incarceration would return to 229 months. Appellant maintained that Jonas did not permit resentencing on his criminal-sexual-conduct conviction and requested that the sentence on that conviction remain at 172 months.
when initially sentencing appellant, it had three options: “the permissive consecutive, the aggravated departure upward, or the guideline sentence concurrent.” See Minn. Sent’g Guidelines 2.D, 2.F, 4.A, 4.B (Supp. 2021) (providing guidelines regarding sentences and departures). The district court stated that, based on the facts it heard at trial, it had determined that 229 months was the appropriate sentence length for appellant’s conduct. The district court explained that it had chosen to impose permissive consecutive sentences only because it “thought it would be easier than doing an upward departure.” The district court therefore increased the criminal-sexual-conduct sentence to 229 months, an upward durational departure, based on aggravating factors found when it first sentenced appellant in 2023.
DECISION When the court of appeals reverses a conviction and remands with instructions to vacate that conviction and its sentence, the district court does not have authority to resentence on any other convictions absent express authority to do so. The district court abused its discretion by resentencing on appellant’s criminal-sexual-conduct conviction because this court issued limited remand instructions that directed the district court to act only to vacate the kidnapping conviction and sentence. Those instructions included no delegation of our statutory authority to resentence on other convictions. We therefore reverse and remand for imposition of the original 172-month sentence on the criminal sexual-conduct conviction. Reversed and remanded; motion denied.
Today in "damn judges really do be like that": Court sentences defendant to 172 months for a sex crime, 57 months for kidnapping (229 total). The Minnesota Court of Appeals vacates the kidnapping conviction. On remand, the judge re-sentences the sex crime to 229 months. COA says "come on"
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No lessons learnt @teamlabouruk.bsky.social
Handwashing only advice for a predominantly airborne virus.
Unaffordable private vaccines not keeping pace with NHS.
Cut 13 million Clinically vulnerable from the vaccine list.
Labour has no right to talk about sickness absence you fail to act on
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If you're not familiar with this: Every year, a college football podcast hosted by some of my friends runs a fundraiser for New American Pathways, a refugee resettlement org in Atlanta. The last two years, they've raised more than $1 million. This year, they wanna do $2 million. Starting today.
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PSA flip on the Boston Marathon - there is a 9 women pack in the lead and on the men's side a Kenyan is about to set the course record
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this doesn’t make me rethink my practice because I already wasn’t 😂
IV fluids also take nursing time/effort, people focus on finishing the liter, “oh no there’s blood tracking up the tubing!”, need more help going to the bathroom etc
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