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🚹 ATENÇÃO, CONSUMIDORES! A Anvisa suspendeu fabricação, venda, distribuição e determinou o recolhimento imediato de diversos produtos da marca YpĂȘ nesta quinta-feira (07/05), apĂłs identificar falhas graves no processo de fabricação e possĂ­vel risco de contaminação microbiolĂłgica. ⚠ A medida atinge APENAS os produtos com LOTES terminados em “1”. Entre os produtos atingidos estĂŁo: đŸ§Œ Detergentes: ‱ YpĂȘ ‱ YpĂȘ Clear ‱ YpĂȘ Clear Care ‱ YpĂȘ Toque Suave ‱ YpĂȘ Green ‱ YpĂȘ com Enzimas Ativas 👕 Lava-roupas lĂ­quidos: ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Combate Mau Odor ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Antibac ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Coco e Baunilha ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Green ‱ Tixan Maciez ‱ Tixan Primavera ‱ Tixan Power Act ‱ YpĂȘ Express ‱ YpĂȘ Power Act ‱ YpĂȘ Premium 🩠 Desinfetantes: ‱ Bak YpĂȘ ‱ Atol ‱ Pinho YpĂȘ Todos com lote final “1”. 🚹 SE TEM YPÊ NA SUA CASA, CONFERE O LOTE AGORA! A Anvisa mandou recolher diversos produtos da YpĂȘ por possĂ­vel risco de contaminação. ⚠ Se o lote terminar com o nĂșmero 1, a orientação oficial Ă© PARAR O USO IMEDIATAMENTE e procurar o SAC da empresa. ✔ Tire foto do produto ✔ Guarde embalagem e lote ✔ NĂŁo descarte antes de registrar tudo ✔ Se houve reação alĂ©rgica, irritação ou qualquer dano, documente Consumidor nĂŁo pode assumir risco de produto colocado no mercado. đŸ“Č Compartilha com quem usa YpĂȘ em casa. Isso pode evitar problemas maiores. #Anvisa #YpĂȘ #Recall #DireitoDoConsumidor #CDC
🚹 ATENÇÃO, CONSUMIDORES! A Anvisa suspendeu fabricação, venda, distribuição e determinou o recolhimento imediato de diversos produtos da marca YpĂȘ nesta quinta-feira (07/05), apĂłs identificar falhas graves no processo de fabricação e possĂ­vel risco de contaminação microbiolĂłgica. ⚠ A medida atinge APENAS os produtos com LOTES terminados em “1”. Entre os produtos atingidos estĂŁo: đŸ§Œ Detergentes: ‱ YpĂȘ ‱ YpĂȘ Clear ‱ YpĂȘ Clear Care ‱ YpĂȘ Toque Suave ‱ YpĂȘ Green ‱ YpĂȘ com Enzimas Ativas 👕 Lava-roupas lĂ­quidos: ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Combate Mau Odor ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Antibac ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Coco e Baunilha ‱ Tixan YpĂȘ Green ‱ Tixan Maciez ‱ Tixan Primavera ‱ Tixan Power Act ‱ YpĂȘ Express ‱ YpĂȘ Power Act ‱ YpĂȘ Premium 🩠 Desinfetantes: ‱ Bak YpĂȘ ‱ Atol ‱ Pinho YpĂȘ Todos com lote final “1”. 🚹 SE TEM YPÊ NA SUA CASA, CONFERE O LOTE AGORA! A Anvisa mandou recolher diversos produtos da YpĂȘ por possĂ­vel risco de contaminação. ⚠ Se o lote terminar com o nĂșmero 1, a orientação oficial Ă© PARAR O USO IMEDIATAMENTE e procurar o SAC da empresa. ✔ Tire foto do produto ✔ Guarde embalagem e lote ✔ NĂŁo descarte antes de registrar tudo ✔ Se houve reação alĂ©rgica, irritação ou qualquer dano, documente Consumidor nĂŁo pode assumir risco de produto colocado no mercado. đŸ“Č Compartilha com quem usa YpĂȘ em casa. Isso pode evitar problemas maiores. #Anvisa #YpĂȘ #Recall #DireitoDoConsumidor #CDC
I don’t recall asking for a certified weirdo, but here we are đŸ˜đŸ€Ł #dogsofaustralia🇩đŸ‡ș #boxerdog #weirdo
I don’t recall asking for a certified weirdo, but here we are đŸ˜đŸ€Ł #dogsofaustralia🇩đŸ‡ș #boxerdog #weirdo
😎 Memory is the ability to store, keep, and recall information from the past. It allows people to remember experiences, knowledge, skills, and emotions that shape who they are. Without memory, learning would be impossible because every new experience would feel completely unfamiliar. Memory connects the past to the present, helping individuals make decisions, recognize people and places, and understand the world around them. It also allows cultures and societies to preserve traditions, history, and shared knowledge across generations. To me, memory represents the foundation of identity and growth. The moments people remember—both good and difficult—teach lessons and influence future choices. Memories of family, friends, achievements, and challenges create a personal story that continues to evolve over time. Even small memories, like a favorite childhood moment or an important conversation, can hold deep meaning. In this way, memory is not just about recalling facts; it is about understanding experiences and using them to grow as a person.
😎 Memory is the ability to store, keep, and recall information from the past. It allows people to remember experiences, knowledge, skills, and emotions that shape who they are. Without memory, learning would be impossible because every new experience would feel completely unfamiliar. Memory connects the past to the present, helping individuals make decisions, recognize people and places, and understand the world around them. It also allows cultures and societies to preserve traditions, history, and shared knowledge across generations. To me, memory represents the foundation of identity and growth. The moments people remember—both good and difficult—teach lessons and influence future choices. Memories of family, friends, achievements, and challenges create a personal story that continues to evolve over time. Even small memories, like a favorite childhood moment or an important conversation, can hold deep meaning. In this way, memory is not just about recalling facts; it is about understanding experiences and using them to grow as a person.
If voters can HIRE a neta, they should be able to FIRE the neta too. If Indian voters have the Right to Elect, they should have the ‘RIGHT TO RECALL’ too. Right to Recall is a mechanism that empowers voters to de-elect an elected representative, before their term ends, if they fail to discharge their duties. If we can impeach the President, the Vice President and judges, and move a no confidence motion against an elected government mid term, then why should voters be forced to tolerate a non performing MP or MLA for five full years. Five years is too long. There is no profession where you underperform for five years with zero consequences. More than 24 democracies in the world such as the United States, Switzerland etc. provide arecall or voter initiated removal mechanisms in some form. If Indian voters have the right to elect, they should have the right to recall too. However, there should be safeguards to prevent misuse: Threshold - At least 35 to 40 percent voters should back a recall trigger through a verified petition before any recall vote is held Cooling period - A minimum 18 month lock in after election so the representative has time to deliver and cannot be targeted immediately after winning Clear grounds- Recall only for proven misconduct, fraud, corruption or serious neglect of duty, not everyday political disagreements Final test- Recall succeeds only if more than 50 percent voters support removal in the recall vote This is citizen empowerment. It will push parties to field performers, reduce corruption, and bring democracy back to accountability. Voters have the right to vote someone into office and they should have the right to vote them out of office too.
If voters can HIRE a neta, they should be able to FIRE the neta too. If Indian voters have the Right to Elect, they should have the ‘RIGHT TO RECALL’ too. Right to Recall is a mechanism that empowers voters to de-elect an elected representative, before their term ends, if they fail to discharge their duties. If we can impeach the President, the Vice President and judges, and move a no confidence motion against an elected government mid term, then why should voters be forced to tolerate a non performing MP or MLA for five full years. Five years is too long. There is no profession where you underperform for five years with zero consequences. More than 24 democracies in the world such as the United States, Switzerland etc. provide arecall or voter initiated removal mechanisms in some form. If Indian voters have the right to elect, they should have the right to recall too. However, there should be safeguards to prevent misuse: Threshold - At least 35 to 40 percent voters should back a recall trigger through a verified petition before any recall vote is held Cooling period - A minimum 18 month lock in after election so the representative has time to deliver and cannot be targeted immediately after winning Clear grounds- Recall only for proven misconduct, fraud, corruption or serious neglect of duty, not everyday political disagreements Final test- Recall succeeds only if more than 50 percent voters support removal in the recall vote This is citizen empowerment. It will push parties to field performers, reduce corruption, and bring democracy back to accountability. Voters have the right to vote someone into office and they should have the right to vote them out of office too.
Jim Halpert’s impersonation of Dwight Schrute is the opening scene (cold open) of Season 3, Episode 21, “Product Recall.” It is widely considered one of the funniest moments in The Office (US). The Elements of the Prank The Look: Jim spends $11 at a drug store to recreate Dwight’s ensemble: a mustard yellow short-sleeve shirt, a calculation watch, and $4 aviator glasses. The Logic: Jim mimics Dwight’s rapid-fire, “fact-based” way of speaking, leading to the legendary line: “Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica.” The Philosophy: When Dwight argues that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” Jim counters by acting as if Dwight is having a breakdown. The Iconic Dialogue Jim: Question. What kind of bear is best? Dwight: That’s a ridiculous question. Jim: False. Black bear. Dwight: Well, that’s debatable. There are basically two schools of thought— Jim: Fact. Bears eat beets. Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica. Dwight: Bears do not— What is going on?! What are you doing?! The “Identity Theft” Quote The scene peaks when Dwight realizes Jim is mocking him and shouts: “Identity theft is not a joke, Jim! Millions of families suffer every year!” #theoffice #dundermifflin
Jim Halpert’s impersonation of Dwight Schrute is the opening scene (cold open) of Season 3, Episode 21, “Product Recall.” It is widely considered one of the funniest moments in The Office (US). The Elements of the Prank The Look: Jim spends $11 at a drug store to recreate Dwight’s ensemble: a mustard yellow short-sleeve shirt, a calculation watch, and $4 aviator glasses. The Logic: Jim mimics Dwight’s rapid-fire, “fact-based” way of speaking, leading to the legendary line: “Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica.” The Philosophy: When Dwight argues that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” Jim counters by acting as if Dwight is having a breakdown. The Iconic Dialogue Jim: Question. What kind of bear is best? Dwight: That’s a ridiculous question. Jim: False. Black bear. Dwight: Well, that’s debatable. There are basically two schools of thought— Jim: Fact. Bears eat beets. Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica. Dwight: Bears do not— What is going on?! What are you doing?! The “Identity Theft” Quote The scene peaks when Dwight realizes Jim is mocking him and shouts: “Identity theft is not a joke, Jim! Millions of families suffer every year!” #theoffice #dundermifflin
Barack Obama dropped 26,000 bombs in Syria, Pakistan, Libya—to name a few. I don’t recall Senator Peters objecting in 2016. Today, President Trump is doing his job as Commander in Chief
 but there is no way on God’s green earth they can give @POTUS any credit.đŸ”„đŸ”„
Barack Obama dropped 26,000 bombs in Syria, Pakistan, Libya—to name a few. I don’t recall Senator Peters objecting in 2016. Today, President Trump is doing his job as Commander in Chief
 but there is no way on God’s green earth they can give @POTUS any credit.đŸ”„đŸ”„
Comment T ⭐ 1-4-7 Memory Retention Technique This technique tells you when to review information so it moves from short-term memory to long-term memory. You revise the topic at 3 intervals: 📌 1. First Review: After 1 day Quick 5–10 min revision Just skim notes / active recall Purpose: stop forgetting --- 📌 2. Second Review: After 4 days Do a deeper recap Solve questions, test yourself Purpose: strengthen memory --- 📌 3. Third Review: After 7 days Final review Write summary, teach someone Purpose: move to long-term memory --- 🧠 Why it works Your brain forgets quickly unless it is reminded at spaced intervals. The 1-4-7 technique makes your brain think: > “This info is important, keep it!” So memory is strong, long-lasting, and easy to recall during exams. --- đŸ”„ Pro Tips Use active recall, not just reading Review notes, NOT the full book Summarize after each review Keep each review short (10–20 min) --- ✔ Benefits Less time studying Less stress before exams Better grades Stronger long-term memory #stress #btech #student #tips #tricks #learn #memory #susheeltalks #147 #rule #link #comments #website
Comment T ⭐ 1-4-7 Memory Retention Technique This technique tells you when to review information so it moves from short-term memory to long-term memory. You revise the topic at 3 intervals: 📌 1. First Review: After 1 day Quick 5–10 min revision Just skim notes / active recall Purpose: stop forgetting --- 📌 2. Second Review: After 4 days Do a deeper recap Solve questions, test yourself Purpose: strengthen memory --- 📌 3. Third Review: After 7 days Final review Write summary, teach someone Purpose: move to long-term memory --- 🧠 Why it works Your brain forgets quickly unless it is reminded at spaced intervals. The 1-4-7 technique makes your brain think: > “This info is important, keep it!” So memory is strong, long-lasting, and easy to recall during exams. --- đŸ”„ Pro Tips Use active recall, not just reading Review notes, NOT the full book Summarize after each review Keep each review short (10–20 min) --- ✔ Benefits Less time studying Less stress before exams Better grades Stronger long-term memory #stress #btech #student #tips #tricks #learn #memory #susheeltalks #147 #rule #link #comments #website
this recall aura is 9999 đŸ„¶#MLBBGoldenMonth #MLBBCreator
this recall aura is 9999 đŸ„¶#MLBBGoldenMonth #MLBBCreator
These baby bunnies are practicing to be pets. They are practicing pick ups, proximity, and recall. Who was the most comfortable being picked up?
These baby bunnies are practicing to be pets. They are practicing pick ups, proximity, and recall. Who was the most comfortable being picked up?
This is the good life. The 142-foot, aluminum-hulled J-Class “Lionheart” sails off the coast of Cannes. This is one of the more serene yacht videos I can recall seeing in recent memory. The yacht is gorgeous and was originally penned in the 1930s by Burgess and Stephens, though it wasn’t actually built until 2010. Enjoy the visuals. And if you’d like to experience a yacht like this, DM me and I can get you set up. Nice video by @annaboultonpaints
This is the good life. The 142-foot, aluminum-hulled J-Class “Lionheart” sails off the coast of Cannes. This is one of the more serene yacht videos I can recall seeing in recent memory. The yacht is gorgeous and was originally penned in the 1930s by Burgess and Stephens, though it wasn’t actually built until 2010. Enjoy the visuals. And if you’d like to experience a yacht like this, DM me and I can get you set up. Nice video by @annaboultonpaints
Please recall me😂😂😂 #raveeshapubgm #pubgmobi̇le #bgmi #pubgmobilenextstarprogram
Please recall me😂😂😂 #raveeshapubgm #pubgmobi̇le #bgmi #pubgmobilenextstarprogram
Follow for more What if I told you your brain edits your memories every time you remember them? Fun fact: Memory isn’t a perfect recording — it’s a reconstruction. Each time you recall an event, your brain rebuilds the memory from scratch, mixing fragments of the original moment with new thoughts, emotions, and details. This means your memories change over time, influenced by interpretation rather than accuracy. Scientists call this “memory reconsolidation.” The more you revisit a memory, the more it evolves. It’s why eyewitness accounts are often unreliable and why two people can remember the same moment completely differently. Your mind isn’t a storage box — it’s a storyteller. #FunFact #BrainFacts #MemoryScience #Psychology #HumanMind CuriosityForever LearnSomethingNew StrangeButTrue Neuroscience
Follow for more What if I told you your brain edits your memories every time you remember them? Fun fact: Memory isn’t a perfect recording — it’s a reconstruction. Each time you recall an event, your brain rebuilds the memory from scratch, mixing fragments of the original moment with new thoughts, emotions, and details. This means your memories change over time, influenced by interpretation rather than accuracy. Scientists call this “memory reconsolidation.” The more you revisit a memory, the more it evolves. It’s why eyewitness accounts are often unreliable and why two people can remember the same moment completely differently. Your mind isn’t a storage box — it’s a storyteller. #FunFact #BrainFacts #MemoryScience #Psychology #HumanMind CuriosityForever LearnSomethingNew StrangeButTrue Neuroscience
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