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What if this is an Operation Bodyguard? The deception is to make the Houthis think the attack will be in Yemen. But actually, the Saudis will land at Fishbourne and take control of the terminal for the Wightlink car ferry from Portsmouth.

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Why are there 9 screens at the G 7 summit? One is for the EU. Which is the 8th one for?

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I think you can get a patent on this new mechanism.

Otto English @ottoenglish.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Reposted by Jon POWER

We're repeatedly told that asylum seekers pose a threat to the good people of our country... Reading about the threatening and violent treatment of elderly and open minded locals in Crowborough I get the impression that the real threat comes from closer to home. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

On Facebook and other platforms, people
who are known to support the asylum
seekers have been threatened with acid
attacks, petrol bombs and rape. The dossier.
which has been seen by the Guardian, also
claims that several local businesses have
been threatened by far-right agitators, along
with a church where some asylum seekers
worship. One man was punched in the throat
after he held up a "Love Thy Neighbour"
sign, while an elderly couple were falsely
accused of supporting sex offenders. In yet
another case, a 92-year-old church volunteer
was reportedly woken at 3am for two nights
in a row by a man standing outside her
home, shining a torch through her window
and shouting abuse

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Jon POWER @jonpower.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

The voters don't care about this. They don't care about his lies. They don't care about his crimes. They don't care about his raping. As long as he attacks the people they hate, they will keep voting for him. And the next. And the next. The world has moved on. Catch up.

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Your filling station is closing soon. BMW drops diesel as an option on its 3 series. Sales of new diesel vehicles falls fastest as BEVs replace ICEVs. So demand for the fuel will fall even faster, as new diesel engines no longer enter the market. Pumps close, your old diesel gets harder to refuel.

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LeRaffl @leraffl.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Fun fact: the best selling BEV in Italy over the last 12 months isn't a Tesla or a BYD. It's the Leapmotor T03 with 27k units, almost double Model 3 and Model Y combined. The incentive probably helped: up to 11,000 EUR off a car listed at 18,900 EUR. Some dealers advertised it for under 5,000 EUR.

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Jon POWER @jonpower.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

You'll recall the Dutch artist Alice DJ. Her family was actually called DJ, but it was de Jahk or something like that. So with names like Taylor or Smith, that was their profession. But nobody knew what a Jahk was. Generations could not answer the question And are you a Jahk? until Alice came along.

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Jon POWER @jonpower.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

King's Manor. And the bins.

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Melissa Rogerson @melissainau.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Your filling station will close soon. BEVs are replacing petrol itself. Petrol is 25% of the oil industry, Carbon fuels 40% of all sea traffic. Petrol industry needs economy of scale to survive. Sales fall, costs rise, profits drop, investment goes elsewhere. Your filling station will close soon.

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Please share! Participants wanted for an online survey investigating player attitudes towards hybrid boardgames. Scan the QR code/go to go.unimelb.edu.au/t44h to complete the survey & enter the prize draw. Questions? Email hybrid-games@unimelb.edu.au University of Melbourne Ethics ID No.: 35781

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is separate from the physical method you prefer to use. It is a method and you apply it in the way you like. ...eom...

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Next Action is powerful for me. It removes so much fog and confusion. GTD does not make me do things, but it removes stress and that makes doing things easier. So I always carry my Word Card to write it down and cycle through my notes. GTD works with stuff like bujo. GTD integrates well because it

this action and that action. If you are sat waiting an hour, pull out your notes, see what phone calls you can make. There is a load more, and I don't do it religiously, but when I did office work, ditching To Do lists for GTD helped me enormously. So much less stress. Just pushing to identify the

take action. So you don't have to worry about the thing until you reach the context. Less stress. So instead of writing a shopping list, you note down when you think I need to buy X. Later, you add Context, such as In Town. Later, when you are in town, you pull out your notes and see you can do

project until you've done that. Much less stress. So you note stuff down, and then process it later at which point you add Context. When you do this action, in what context will it be? On the phone? Online? At the shops? and so on. You add context and then, when you are in that context, you can

The key parts that helped me hugely were Next Action, and Context. When the thing requires multiple steps, that's a project, and so you break into chunks. But you drill down chunk #1 until you reach the Next Action, the very smallest step you need to move it forward. Then you can ignore the whole

Thank you. I advocate for Getting Things Done (GTD), by David Allen. It's a productivity process shaped around reducing stress. So you do stuff like making a note when you think of something, because keeping two actions on your mind creates the stress. Get it out, get it down, process it later.

Robert Saunders @robertsaunders.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Reposted by Jon POWER

It’s a mark of the corruption of our whole way of thinking about the world that trying to meet a planetary emergency is routinely described as “ideological”, while continuing to accelerate it is presented as “pragmatic” and “economic”.

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You know when people answer by ignoring the question and telling you to use something different to what you've asked about?? That's really annoying. So... Would you like to hear about an alternate method? It is okay to say no.

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