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1. never exercise, don’t even go for a walk if you can help it

2. socialize online where no one can see your face and body or hear your voice

3. orgasm only when you’re alone watching a video of strangers having a scripted interaction

4. never make something. never even put a premade something together.

5. refuse to touch and be touched

6. get everything delivered

7. replace what you have lost with fantasies of a life

apparently the murder happened in 2023 after doing some research but the murderer has been found not guilty.

reading the court documents, Cyrus had been caught stealing before and Rick had banned him from the store. he came back anyway, Rick and his son Chow Jr. chased him down on suspected stealing (which is legal in itself) and when confronted, Cyrus drew his firearm against Chow Jr. and things escalated quickly while Rick was at a different angle according to the coroner’s report.

a 14yr old kid concealed carrying is not a good look. we are also PoC businesses and the current trend is to assume Asian people are easy targets to rob and kill. this has absolutely nothing to do with white supremacy or anti-black sentiment, it has everything to do with anti-Asian sentiment and the media trying to wedge Asian people against other PoC.

the jury couldn't prove without a shadow of a doubt that this was racially motivated or murder. the prosecution couldn’t prove Chow was following this boy with the intention to shoot him, which frankly doesn’t make any sense. the best the prosecution had was that Chow followed the boy outside the store and created a situation that resulted in a negligent manslaughter, that which I would agree with and that’s why Chow is still on the hook for a wrongful death claim.

Reconstruction of the Santa María Amajac paleolake during the late Pliocene

The Mexican axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is famous because adults look like overgrown babies, or tadpoles, retaining juvenile features as adults and capable of remarkable regeneration of lost limbs or tails. New studies at the National Autonomous University of Mexico have revealed a new species related to this living form.

In our study, we identified a new species based on several specimens from the State of Hidalgo, about 100 km north of Mexico City. The paper is published in the journal Palaeontologia Electronica.

The new species of salamander was named Ambystoma quetzalcoatli, making reference to the Aztec deity "Quetzalcóatl," a mythological feathered serpent relevant for Mexican culture. All the specimens used in our research were recovered in Pliocene sediments of what used to be an ancient lake.

We carefully prepared the specimens and compared them using computed tomography (CT) images and prepared skeletons of most of the extant species from Mexico. After a deep review, we found that the fossils from Hidalgo were neotenic, as is the case with the Mexican axolotl; however, their skull morphology is very unique among ambystomatids and different enough to name a new species, also supported by the geography and geological age.

Holotype of Ambystoma quetzalcoatli.

Another important aspect of this discovery is that, even though fossils of ambystomatid salamanders have been found in Canada, the United States and Mexico, these are the first complete and articulated specimens, something very unusual because the bones of these salamanders are notably thin and fragile.

Additionally, this is the first fossil salamander species named from Mexico and the oldest known record for the country. Another relevant aspect is that this discovery provides new insights into the early radiation and evolution of the extant ambystomatid salamanders, especially those that inhabit the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt.

Something to take into account is that Mexico is one of the countries with the highest biodiversity in the world; however, this new discovery demonstrates that the current biodiversity of Mexico has a long history, considering that in the region where the new fossil salamander was found, were also discovered several new species of fossil plants, insects and microvertebrates such as freshwater fishes, anurans and serpents.

Additional research carried out suggests that two species of frogs were present in the Santa María Amajac area which coexisted with A. quetzalcoatli and will be published soon.