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nowhere Katılım Aralık 2008
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@TechRav The extra mashgiach costs are tremendous - even for machine pesach matzah that doesnt stop the production line every 18 minutes there are mashgichim actively cleaning the machinery during the production cycle.
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Rabbi Tzvi Pittinsky
I discussed over Shalosh Seudos in my shul. Why do kashrut orgs like the OU certify NOT Kosher for Passover Matzah? To me this is major a stumbling block for our brothers and sisters who are not yet Torah observant. All Matzah certified by the OU should ALWAYS be Kosher LePesach.
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@ShivAroor Ospreys are notoriously unreliable and no one in the military would trust them for a hostile environment rescue
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Shiv Aroor@ShivAroor·
I don’t know. But the claim that the departing US forces blew up their HC-130s sounds off. Also, there must be a good reason (other than availability) why Ospreys weren’t used for the extraction. They’re literally built to avoid what’s being claimed.
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@LokiJulianus They couldnt send a helicopter to rescue their own president who crashed.
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Just Loki@LokiJulianus·
I'm kinda confused: why didn't Iran fly out to where they knew the pilot was? Why were they searching for him on foot?
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@brianoflondon None at all, which by an amazing coincidence is exactly the amount of firepower available right now to the Royal Navy.
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Dr Brian of London 🇮🇱@brianoflondon·
What part did Britain play in retrieving the US Airman whose plane was last stationed in the UK before being sent to the Gulf?
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@nicolelampert Now they shift to the excuse that these are scapegoats hired by Mossad.
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Nicole Lampert@nicolelampert·
What will the ‘false flag’ people say now?
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@IanSpeir Seems like it gives you a pretty big out "unless required to by federal or state law"
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Ian Speir@IanSpeir·
Colorado is now requiring lawyers in the State, as a condition of logging into its court e-filing system, to promise not to cooperate with federal authorities in enforcing federal immigration law. Please understand: - I do not practice immigration law. - I do not practice criminal law. - Nothing about my civil practice has anything to do with this. And yet because I cannot log into the State's official e-filing system without saluting The Resistance, I now cannot represent my clients, file lawsuits, access cases, file documents in existing cases, etc. If I click "Decline," it kicks me out of the system. I must click "Accept" to access the system and continue representing my civil clients -- again, in cases that have absolutely nothing to do with immigration law or policy. I've read SB 25-276 (the law referred to below). It does not regulate me as a private attorney or any of the clients I represent in civil matters. This is outrageous draconian overreach. I have ethical obligations to my clients to represent them competently. My existing cases have running deadlines that I must attend to. Judges issue orders in my cases that I must follow. If I don't click "Accept" in order to access the State's e-filing system, I will harm my clients, torpedo my practice, and probably commit malpractice. So, I have no choice. I'm clicking "Accept" under protest.
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@elonmusk Would love to, please enable it in Israel
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Elon Musk@elonmusk·
Try out self-driving in a Tesla. It will greatly improve your quality of life and may save your life.
Robert Scoble@Scobleizer

I was on @wholemars space this afternoon while my Model 3 drove me for a couple of hours to drop off my taxes. And found myself quite emotional listening to others' stories about theirs. I'll never sell it. It is the best thing I've ever spent money on beyond marriage and bringing children into the world. During the show it passed 159,000 miles. It is the 7,409th one Tesla made. Stood in line overnight 10 years ago to put down $1,000 before it was even announced. (I have a video over on Facebook of the first 100 people in line that I treasure today. Behind us were more than 1,000 in the Danville store). I really feel sorry for anyone who buys something else. I've driven many others since and they simply aren't even close to as good. Even the Chinese ones. They don't automatically drive nearly as well. My eight year old car is still way better than any other that's out today. Except a new Tesla. I studied automotive innovation most of my career because of my perch in Silicon Valley. When I was a kid the auto industry had its R&D centers somewhere else. Detroit. Stuttgart. Tokyo. Today they all have their R&D centers here in Silicon Valley because this is where the talent is that can build the future. Had the first ride in the Fiat 500. First ride in the BMW i3. First ride in the first Mercedes AI car. First ride in the first Tesla. Because two of my high school friends were killed in wrecks. My last book written with @IrenaCronin has a whole chapter about Robotaxis (written seven years ago). Uber was invented right in front of me in a Paris snowstorm. Did one of the first interviews with Lyft's founder. A week ago had a ride in the NVIDIA Mercedes at GTC. I have the first video of a Waymo EVER driving around a Silicon Valley freeway (it's up on YouTube). I had a front row seat on how Tesla outclassed the whole industry and brought software driven automobiles to the market. No one had done so before. Today my eight year old car is WAY better than when I bought it (I picked it up April 4, 2018). If I'm alive in 10 years we'll see maybe 100 million Optimus robots walking around everywhere and many vehicles that Franz @woodhaus2 and team haven't even dreamed up yet. All driving autonomously. And finally the death rate will start going down because of plans made more than a decade ago. There is a reason why I'm an Elon fan and it goes way beyond him giving me a ride in the first one before he gave his best friend a ride. It builds products the others can't match. Even a decade later. Even after Elon showed them. Even after they tore apart his cars to analyze how they were built. Even after I drove mine to Detroit to give people in traditional auto industry their first look back in 2018. And next comes Optimus, a new Roadster, a new semi, a new car without a steering wheel, a new transportation system, new tunnels to go faster across cities like Las Vegas, and more that I can't even dream up yet and I've been a futurist for a long time. It is so awesome finally seeing many "normal" people get what I've been saying for years and seeing the numbers of Tesla's on Silicon Valley's streets go up and up. So many over the years have given me shit about owning a Tesla. Or supporting Elon. Or being one of the first to take my hands off of the steering wheel and sharing that here on X. They all were wrong. Tesla is the world leader in all of transportation, even if you include all the Chinese new brands, which are making cars with more screens and better seats. Soon everyone will understand that transportation isn't about having a leather dashboard or seats, but about having better AI. And Tesla's is the best. And I'm talking about the AI running in my eight year old car. The AI that runs in today's Teslas is even better than that. And, yes, I know that lots of engineers claim theirs is better. But they won't give me one of theirs to drive around for a few weeks. There is a reason for that. Theirs isn't as safe. Isn't as smooth. Isn't as capable. And by the end of the year everyone will recognize that.

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@jackseale One can be excused, two is already suspicious, especially with her husband accused of spying for China
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Jack Seale@jackseale·
NB The Times and The Financial Times are both running "Labour MP whose husband is accused of spying for China is alleged to have inappropriate relationship with senior naval officer", but although both stories are about the same MP, they're two different senior naval officers
Anna Mikhailova@AVMikhailova

The senior naval officer Reid was reported for 'inappropriate' behaviour with at Faslane is *separate* to the captain she is linked to tonight by the FT's @LOS_Fisher The captain has reportedly stepped back from duties after text messages exchanged with Reid

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Politics UK@PolitlcsUK·
🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer will address the nation this morning
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Lucy Fisher@LOS_Fisher·
🚨EXC: The captain of one of Britain’s nuclear-armed submarines has stepped back from his role this week after being investigated over his relationship with Joani Reid, the Labour MP whose husband has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China as.ft.com/r/dfb74254-809…
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@DanFriedman81 While i agree with that in principle, Modi could have also used the platform to highlight some of Mamdani's hypocrisy
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Jewish Insider@J_Insider·
Israeli-American comedian Modi Rosenfeld pulled out of a Passover-themed benefit after his manager revealed that the Modern Orthodox entertainer had been “blindsided” with the news that Mamdani would participate in the event. @WillBredderman reports: ji.news/4wq6b
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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele·
It just keeps getting better and better. @Grok Imagine. One year from now it is incomprehensible how far ahead it will be. We are on an amazing journey…
Grok Imagine@imagine

Short scene by @heavypulp using Grok Imagine. Put on your film director hat and show us your stories. There’s never been an easier time to get creative.

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@Lord_Talbot64 Lord Carrington faced challenges as Foreign Secretary and not being able to answer questions or be part of debates in the House of Commons. Ultimately he resigned after the Falklands crisis precisely because of that.
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Christopher Talbot@Lord_Talbot64·
Some are suggesting that making Sadiq Khan a Lord is a route to him becoming Prime Minister. Is that a possibility? A peer from the House of Lords cannot effectively serve as UK Prime Minister today, even though no law formally prevents it. The role demands leading and being directly accountable to the elected House of Commons, where Prime Minister’s Questions, major debates, and confidence votes take place. A sitting peer cannot speak or vote in the Commons, creating an impossible gap in scrutiny and authority. The House of Lords is merely a revising chamber with limited power, while real democratic legitimacy and government survival rest with MPs. Historically, the last peer to become PM was Alec Douglas-Home in 1963, but he immediately renounced his title and won a seat as an MP. Modern conventions strongly expect the Prime Minister to be an elected member of the Commons. Without that direct link to the lower house, effective leadership, parliamentary accountability, and political stability would quickly collapse.
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@sentdefender Guessing it was due to having to display the firearm and credentials at TSA checkpoint and the agent somehow mishandled the safety on their firearm.
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OSINTdefender@sentdefender·
According to Daily Mail, one of former First Lady Jill Biden’s Secret Service agents assigned to her detail shot himself while escorting her through Philadelphia Airport earlier today. An ambulance was called to the scene and seen leaving, per reports. It’s yet unclear what led to the shooting, but the shooting appears to be accidental.
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@CorbynSnap Why is the Royal Navy like a good wine cellar? Because it's never out of port.
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As much as I think the labour govt has done a horrendous job on defence, the current dismal state of the Royal Navy and the rest of the armed forces didn't occur in just the 21 months of this govt. They certainly haven't done anything serious to remedy the problems, but the blame cannot be placed solely at their doorstep. This is a cumulative result of years of under-investment by the previous conservative govt.
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Andrew Neil@afneil·
The current state of the Royal Navy: 2 aircraft carriers — neither operational. 6 Type 45 destroyers (our most powerful warships) — one operational (in Cyprus). 7 Type 23 frigates (less powerful, much older) — three operational 5 Astute class nuke-powered subs — one operational (in Arabian Sea?). Surely those responsible for this appalling state of unreadiness (a national embarrassment if ever there was one)— political, civilian and military — should be fired/charged. Their incompetence has effectively left us without a navy. Quite an achievement for an ancient island nation.
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