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An unsung hero on our new track Revolution, Kersten Graham lays a fire solo in proper ADHD fashion. 🎸

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kurtcalleja_music

3 months ago

kurtcalleja_music

Legends 🔥

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X’solo dak 😛🎸

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تصاویر واقعی ایران در همین شب‌ها؛ دو چهره از یک کشور: حامیان جمهوری اسلامی با شعارهای شکم‌سیری و مردمی که برای زنده‌ماندن، میان زباله‌ها به‌دنبال لقمه‌ای نان می‌گردند.

یک‌سو نمایش وفاداری به حکومت و شعارهای پرطمطراق، سوی دیگر فقر، گرسنگی و مردمی که زیر بار سیاست‌های همین حکومت به حاشیه رانده شده‌اند.

این فاصله، تصویر عریان جمهوری اسلامی است؛ حکومتی که حامیانش شعار می‌دهند و مردمش برای نان شب درمانده‌اند.

Imagine finishing up in a public bathroom and walking out past a giant clock showing exactly how long you were in there 😳🚽

At the Yungang Grottoes, a UNESCO World Heritage site in China’s Shanxi province, digital screens above each stall glow green with the word “empty” when it’s free. The moment someone locks the door, the screen starts counting up the minutes and seconds.

Staff say the timers are about safety, helping workers notice if someone has been inside long enough that they might need help. They also stressed there’s no time limit, and nobody gets pulled out partway through.

Reactions online have been split. Some people love knowing which stall is about to open up, while others say it feels uncomfortably like being watched. Similar displays have reportedly turned up in Shanghai too, where some showpiece public restrooms have used occupancy screens for about 20 years.

Helpful or way too much? 👇

Around 80 Delhi Police personnel staged a protest outside the force’s headquarters on Monday, November 2, demanding the reinstatement of two officers transferred following a dispute with lawyers at Shahdara police station.

The protesters sought the restoration of ACP Manasvi Vashistha and Inspector Arun Kumar, the former Station House Officer (SHO) of Shahdara police station. The personnel demanded a meeting with Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar to raise their concerns over the transfers.

The controversy began on October 23, when advocate Lalit Bansal allegedly suffered a serious head injury during a scuffle. Lawyers later accused the police of mishandling the case and alleged that ACP Vashistha displayed his loaded revolver and threatened them during a confrontation at the police station. The revolver allegation has been disputed by senior police officers.

The incident triggered an indefinite strike by lawyers across Delhi’s district courts, who demanded action against the officers concerned. The strike was called off on October 28 after the transfers were ordered. Vashistha was moved to the Special Police Unit for Women and Children, while Kumar was transferred to the Delhi Police Security unit.

However, the transfers sparked resentment among sections of the police force. Messages circulated in police WhatsApp groups calling on personnel to assemble outside headquarters and support the two officers.

On Monday, senior officers attempted to persuade the protesters to move inside the headquarters for discussions. However, the personnel insisted on meeting the commissioner.

The dispute has exposed tensions between the police and legal fraternity. In a separate development, both sides have agreed to establish a joint coordination committee and appoint nodal officers to address grievances and prevent similar confrontations in the future.

Maid you look #halloween