❄️ Liz Madsen ❄️🎇🎆🎉🇺🇸🇺🇦

We are trying to raise money so we can bring our mom home from the hospital - if anyone can help or RT we would be forever grateful! (Our PayPal is linked in my profile, please watch out for scammers & dm me before sending money to anyone in the replies!) gofundme.com/f/bring-elizab…

@LittleKittyGame @GeckoGodsGame @inresin Woohoo!!! I look forward to finding my lizard friend!

@Paleonut_ @GeckoGodsGame @inresin Nope! Permanent hat!

Attention all reptilian and feline fans alike, today is your day! To celebrate the release of @GeckoGodsGame from our friends over at Super Rare Games and @inresin, we’ve got just the hat for you. Traverse the city and solve puzzles with your new best friend, the Little Gecko Hat! This hat is available for PC players today and will roll out for console players at a later date. In the meantime, you can check out Gecko Gods, an adorable puzzle platformer through the eyes of a tiny Gecko, out today on PC, Switch and PS5!

SupernaturalWiki.com contains 21 years of fandom history. Interviews, reviews, events. Without the @waybackmachine it would be a site of dead links. So many webpages have disappeared over that time. Our history is our story and its important.

Arizona turned on the first solar canal project in the US in October 2024. 2,782 feet of irrigation canal have had 2,556 solar panels mounted overhead. The panels generate electricity for tribal farmers and the shade reduces water evaporation in one of the driest states in the country. The water below keeps the panels cooler than ground-mounted systems, improving their efficiency. The people building it have been managing canals in the Gila River Valley since roughly 300 BC. The Huhugam constructed 500 miles of canals from the river to water their farmland, and now, their descendants are generating solar power from those same waterways. The Colorado River, which supplies water to 40 million Americans across seven states, has dropped over 120 feet since 2001. The American West is running out of water. The canals that carry what remains are sitting in direct sunlight all day, losing water to evaporation while the sun goes unharvested above them. The infrastructure already exists. The sun is already there. The solution is covering one with the other.

A 75-year-old woman died from burn injury complications after she was using the power bank to charge her phone in her lap when the device caught fire and exploded. wwltv.com/article/news/n…

Bout to film the most deranged scene you could possibly envision

Publishers have real questions about AI, but let’s be clear: @waybackmachine isn’t a backdoor for AI scraping. For 30 years, it’s been built for people, not bulk harvesting. We actively monitor to prevent abuse. Learn more ⤵️ techdirt.com/2026/02/17/pre…

🌋 On April 9, Kīlauea’s north vent in Halemaʻumaʻu erupted lava fountains up to 240 m (800 ft) tall during an 8½‑hour episode—coinciding with the start of the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hilo. Tephra fell along Highway 11 and into communities from Kaʻū to North Hilo. Plume reached 15,000 ft above seal level; SO₂ emissions hit 200,000 t/day—on par with the 2018 eruption. Minor earthquakes & ground deformation followed. Alert lowered to ADVISORY/YELLOW; another episode could begin April 20‑25. More info: usgs.gov/observatories/… Maps shows the distribution of tephra fall during episode 44 and ground deformation/earthquakes associated with episode 44 lava fountaining at the summit of Kīlauea. #VolcanoWatch #Kilauea #MerrieMonarch

Male Common Grackles (bronzed subspecies) strutting their stuff on the boardwalk.

It should be a much bigger story that JD Vance flew to Hungary, stood on a campaign stage, and told voters to return a head of government widely documented for human rights abuses and democratic backsliding. Then, after his candidate lost, Vance said what had happened during the Hungarian campaign was “one of the worst examples of foreign election interference that I’ve ever seen or ever even read about.” Was he describing himself? The Hungarian people rejected it all. Democracy held, despite America’s intervention, not because of American leadership. The United States has long argued that elections should be free from outside influence. That standard should apply to everyone, including us. nytimes.com/2026/04/07/wor…

Gregory is checking in to make sure you’re having a nice week

Why is it always: "you don't have ×, you just need to start losing weight" Instead of: "Wow! Congrats on losing 20lbs in the last 6 months!" I mean, why have charts if the Dr's won't read them?!?

There’s a Blue Jay along one of the trails that follows me until I offer an in-the-shell peanut

The nest is bustling with life. Two eaglets at the @USFWS National Conservation Training Center in West Virginia are thriving thanks to nonstop meals from their devoted parents, Bella and Scout. 🦅🦅 Watch live: outdoorchannel.com/live/eaglecam/…

Spotted this lovely Northern Cardinal flitting through the Black Cherry trees near Central Park's Green Bench this morning. A pair nested here last year--maybe she's part of the same couple! 🥰🥰🥰 #Cardinals #CentralPark #birdcpp

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson didn't invoke Weimar Germany as a rhetorical flourish. She cited a specific scholar by name in a footnote: Ernst Fraenkel, a Jewish labor lawyer who observed the Nazi legal system from the inside, smuggled his manuscript out of Berlin in 1938, and published "The Dual State" at the University of Chicago in 1941. Fraenkel's framework is precise. The Nazis didn't immediately collapse Germany's legal system. They left courts functioning - particularly in contracts and economic matters - while placing Jews and political enemies in a separate lawless zone where no legal protection applied. Most Germans lived in the law-bound "normative state." The targeted lived in the "prerogative state." The facade of normalcy was the mechanism of control. Jackson invoked Fraenkel to name what the court's Republican majority is doing in real time. In 21 consecutive shadow docket cases, the six conservative justices have let Trump opt out of the law - often with no explanation given at all. They blessed ICE racial profiling without citing a single legal justification. They allowed Trump to ignore $4 billion in congressionally appropriated foreign aid. They stripped lower courts of the ability to issue universal relief, meaning only those with resources to file individual lawsuits get protection from illegal presidential action. Constitutional law professor Evan Bernick put it plainly: "The court is adjusting the law to make place for arbitrary power." Jackson's dissent is not hyperbole. A footnote citing a 1941 manuscript about Nazi legal architecture is a Supreme Court justice blowing the cover on what her colleagues are building.

Very, very sad to report that Hayam El Gamal, mother of 5 kids detained at Dilley for 10+ months, has suffered a serious medical emergency due to systematic denial of medical attention by ICE. We can now share the following: For many weeks Ms. El Gamal has been concerned about a growth on her chest that has caused pain for many weeks. She has made complaints to Dilley staff and ICE repeatedly but has been denied a visit to an outside doctor. She had specifically made requests for a CT scan to identify the lump and the source of her pain. On Thursday April 8, a doctor at Dilley told her that he had put in a request for a CT scan but "higher ups" in either ICE or CoreCivic overrode his request, and so no scan was conducted. Medical records show she had been demanding help since February, at which time she said her pain had been already worsening for 8 weeks. A doctor at Dilley said the lump in her chest was merely a bone. Mid-morning on Friday April 9, Ms. El Gamal began experiencing excruciating pain which she rated an 11 out of 10. She described the pain as being stabbed through the back to the stomach. At about 11 AM central time she began pleading with officials for painkillers and medical attention. After two hours of asking for help (at around 1 PM central time) she was taken to an off-site emergency room. While there she received lab work and, finally, a CT scan. The CT scan confirmed that the lump was not a bone, but it did not reveal what the lump was. The scan also showed she has "fluid around the heart." The ER doctor recommended an ultrasound to determine what was causing the pain, but this was denied. Ms. El Gamal was told she had to go back to Dilley and was not given the ultrasound. We do not know if the lump is cancerous, all we know is that the pain is increasing, the incidents are becoming worse and worse, and she is not receiving proper diagnosis that could lead to proper treatment. After 10 months in detention, Ms. El Gamal remains in pain. We are concerned that the systematic denial of medical attention may result in her death. Her children are extremely worried about their mother, who is now their only guardian. Her five year old child has been denied the right to go to a dentist for 13 cavities. Her 16 year old son was told to take tylenol when he suffered from acute appendicitis. All of the children are suffering from depression. Please join us in demanding the El Gamal's immediate release so that she can acquire the urgent medical attention she desperately needs. This family has suffered enough.

Ive signed this petition on behalf of the SuperWiki. So much of our history would be lost without the Internet Archive