"Devil Dogs" dates back to WWI, it's nothing to do with D-Day.
Basque is a language isolate and is thought to be unrelated to the Indo-European languages in this graphic.
They developed what might be the first cancer vaccine
If by "they" you mean Russia, that's not what your source says. It's a press release about Agenus (a US company) licensing their vaccine for production and sale in Russia.
they have entered into a license, development and manufacturing technology transfer agreement for Agenus' Oncophage® (HSPPC-96; vitespen) vaccine
I don’t think I’m responsible for other adults’ reactions to
my life choices or my lived experiences.my suggesting that they or their spouses changing their surnames upon marriage implies some sort of ownership.
Hrrm, maybe have a think about it.
He's apparently no actual relation of Karl Marx, he's acknowledged that that story was made up (unless the article writer himself is lying).
The jury got a real rare treat of watching a Federal Prosecutor skillfully remove the vital organs of a man with his own words.
I saw a great line in an article earlier that described it as "she simply unhinged her jaw and ate Bankman-Fried".
The name's that way because it's taking the existing Small Diameter Bomb (SDB, designed to be dropped from aircraft) and fitting it to a rocket so it can be launched from the ground instead.
Teslas have an "Emissions Testing Mode" on the centre console that's just a fart sound generator.
he posted it to YouTube two days before the game even came out
It's apparently a port of a game that came out in 2011, though?
Your instance is defederated from them, so you wouldn't see those comments.
Are you not required to have a joint life assurance policy as a condition of a mortgage in the US?
They're Steatoda nobilis, Noble False Widows. Characteristic pattern is a bit hard to notice on the first one unless you look closely, but it's clear as day on the second spider.
No, and they're definitely not ticks. You're mistaking a (probably gravid) female spider for an engorged tick.
A pair of lovely spiders for you this evening. Ireland.
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Both the same species (if I'm not badly mistaken). Both indoors within a foot of one another.
Looks like one of the Polyphylla, a Lined June Beetle.
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/84572-Polyphylla
Location would be good though.
Looks right to me, although I don't know if there are lookalike species.
Seeing as how no one wants to have a go, it's a Flower Bug, Anthocoris nemorum
What's this Spider found in Ireland?
Moving some of my old posts over from Reddit, thought I'd give people some stuff to ID.
Just to get things rolling; what's this spider? (Ireland)
(I already know what it is, just trying to get some content on this community.)