I don't know much about her, but isn't that just communist propaganda? Labeling anyone who wants to get free from Maduro and return to democracy as "fascists".

She has significant links with parties of the right and far right in Europe, such as VOX, which is a major concern whatever is happening in Venuzuela.

She advocates for U.S. bombings against her own country. She supports the illegal killings that Trump is carrying out against ships in the Caribbean. She participated in the 2002 coup and signed the Carmona Decree, which erased the Constitution and dissolved all public institutions overnight. She supported Israel’s genocide in Palestine, saying she would reopen Venezuela’s embassy in Jerusalem. Not all Maduro opponents support these things.

Did SourceSafe even have a proper merge?

They don't have a Vision Zero? (Plan for 0 deaths).

Norway has ~100 persons killed in traffic per year, but is not satisfied with that:

https://www.tryggtrafikk.no/content/uploads/2024/03/Nasjonal...

Helsinki, Finland just had a year without a pedestrian death, too. https://urban-mobility-observatory.transport.ec.europa.eu/ne...

Quite a few modern cars do.

Drivers often don't, so it might be an improvement.

But note that it actually takes energy to break down the protein.

If you eat 100 kcal protein your body burns 20-30 kcal to process it. And you will feel more satiated than with the same amount of carbs.

Any evidence behind your numbers and claims?

Interesting. Is it possible to add what sources you use for each datapoint? The Acts and Epistles of course (verse numbers would be nice), but you use more sources, right?

Thanks for checking it out! I have the verse references, with plans to add all the relevant verses within the box as well.

Most of the locations are known historically, however some could benefit with additional sources, such as Malta. I will try to add those as well

It already shows the sources if you click on the markers

Set columns to 6, and the pattern is changed in an "interesting" way.

All primes are n*6 +/- 1 (after the primes 2 and 3 that are "special").

Set cols to anything divisible by 6, to get the same kind of "stacks" with more cols (i.e. 90)

Loved this:

"RE: Your letter, received April Fools' day"

Since English is not my mother tounge, I looked it up.

Oxford actually has (as one of three definitions):

either member of a married couple or of an established unmarried couple. "she lived with her partner"

a person with whom one has sex; a lover. "make sure that you or your partner are using an effective method of contraception"

Seems that Americans have a very weird 'love and hate' relationship to anything related to sex.

In other countries, would it be typical to introduce someone's spouse as their "lover?"