Katya Pchelintseva 🤍💙🤍

@ViewFromTheQ Thank you for your work! The queue would not be the same without you 🥰 see you in 27!

That’s it for Wimbledon 26 😔

@SaraISCarvalho Great! Keep it up

Recently I was quoted in The Times sharing a personal perspective on how investing in the stock market has shaped my relationship with money. A reminder of how simple habits can influence how we think about our financial choices over time. thetimes.com/article/060952…

Four years ago today Maria Kalesnikava, one of the leaders and symbols of the Belarus protests, was abducted in Minsk by Lukashenka’s security services. She was later sentenced to 11 years in prison. She is held in complete isolation, denied medical care, and deliberately starved in prison. She is down to 45 kg. She is gravely ill. No one knows how much time she has left. Maria Kalesnikava must be freed now—if necessary, by an international prisoner exchange, like we were last month. Today, it is no longer only a question of unjust imprisonment—it is a question of life or death. #SOSMаria #freekalesnikava

It’s twenty years since Beslan. Twenty years since the start of the siege at School No.1, which ended in explosions & gunfire. 334 people were killed, including 186 children. I will never forget the scale of grief, the sobbing, the sound of a town burying its dead.

US citizen Ksenia Karelina is sentenced to 12 years for treason by Russian court. On 24 Feb 2022, she donated $51.8 to a humanitarian foundation Razom for Ukraine from her US bank account. Karelina was arrested in Jan 2024 when she came to Yekaterinburg to visit family Photo: VK

We were #200 on queue cards, 1st through the ground pass sales, and are #80 in the virtual queue, for which every entry could be 2 tickets. So very unlikely to get resale tickets this year due to virtual queue

@ViewFromTheQ For anyone who wants to camp in the queue for resale tickets, it is really not worth it with the new system. Show court ticket holders, both ballot and queue, are allowed to join the virtual queue for other courts, and there’s no order to entry.

@Geniy__Seksa - у меня докторская степень, которая далась мне огромным трудом - я свободно говорю, работаю и шучу (!) на английском - у меня самые крутые, интересные, веселые друзья со всех уголков мира - я хорошая дочь и сестра - я могу признать, если я чего-то не знаю или если я не права

Так ребятки Накидайте всю свою вот эту поебень, которой можно разве что выёбываться Я начну - у меня два образования - есть красный диплом - я без проблем жму сотку - могу сделать сальто - 91 балл ЕГЭ по русскому - могу закодить q_sort на собесе - умею копить деньги - тысячник🤡

Visas for PhD students only from ‘best performing universities’? What in the elitist shit is this? What are these best performing universities exactly? Can this government spit in the faces of brilliant academics all over UK HEIs any more? Asking for a friend

I'd like to ask European politicians: "What's changed since you sanctioned Russian oligarchs?" Neither Fridman nor Aven have spoken out against the war or made any efforts to stop it — they've simply hired expensive lawyers and influential lobbyists. Anti-war Russians in Europe face numerous challenges, but for Russian oligarchs, money easily resolves everything. It's the third year of the war, yet there's been no specific mechanism for imposing or lifting sanctions. Decisions are made based on the principle of "who can reach whom first." Lifting sanctions against Fridman and Aven is detrimental. It'll only weaken the anti-war movement and prolong Putin's stay in power.

@sebacallens You are in London? 👀

One of the highlights of my postdoc in London is discovering the wonderful world of British biscuits, a scientific process I take very seriously 🫡 I think I just found a new number one, a merger of my previous two favourites. Truly outrageous, 10/10! 👌

Sunak has to go. No single person should have the power to or even feel capable of threatening to leave the court of human rights just because their ludacrous policy doesn’t fit it. Upholding the standards of human rights are infinitely more important than any policy, period.

This is mental?! Russian special forces have been using remote fields-based weapons to inflict brain damage on US diplomats?

Russian journalist who covered Navalny trials jailed on extremism charges #Echobox=1711758539" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…

@KantWilde Недельным экзистенциальным кризисом 🥲

The most "transparent" elections in Russia If you think the ending of this video is unexpected, you are wrong. Most likely, in the extended version, the policeman himself decides to "help" them.

Per @novayagazeta_en snapshot estimates, every second vote for Putin in March 2024 elections was fabricated. That is, he didn't get even a majority of the vote - despite that opposition was barred from running or campaigning. The "Shpilkin method", named after statistician and election forensics analyst Sergei Shpilkin, is basically very simple - it just assumes that without falsifications, the relationship between turnout and Putin's vote share follows the normal (Gaussian) distribution. The estimate of the fabricated vote is the difference between the "normal" and reported numbers. The Shpilkin method does produce a good estimate of the extent of falsifications. In those elections that were not falsified, Putin's vote share have always followed the normal distribution. In 2011, our own estimates of the extent of the vote fraud, which did not rely on any assumptions about distributions (pnas.org/doi/full/10.10…) basically confirmed the estimates via the Shpilkin method.

Queued for 8 hours today to vote in Russian presidential elections, but the embassy decided to close even though there was probably close to 1000 of us still waiting to vote.

Спиздили наши голоса и теперь радостно извергают вонь

@kristinaboyar Ретинол, увлажнять, и параллельно смотреть на женщин, которые стареют красиво, чтобы выработать любовь к красивым морщинам!

девочки я боюсь морщин. что делать????