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the person who founded this chain was a conservative christian but didn't really get into politics. they'd put bible verses and the like on the bottom of the paper cups the drinks come in, but that was about it. years after they died their granddaughter (lynsi snyder) took over the head of the company, and she's an incurable trump fan. she can't help fawning over trump everywhere she sees a microphone. the woman donated 2 million dollars to trump's election campaign in the last elections. because of this, a lot of people in the usa have started boycotting this company. it's interesting too that a firm like this, the vast majority of whose customers live in democratic states like california, plays it as a fanatical trump supporter.

there are many hidden or lesser-known facts about adolf hitler, the former leader of germany and the nazi party. here are a few examples:

– hitler was born in austria, not germany. he only moved to germany as an adult and later became a german citizen.
– hitler was a vegetarian and did not drink or smoke. he was also a teetotaler, meaning he abstained from alcohol.
– hitler was a talented painter in his youth, but he was rejected twice from the academy of fine arts in vienna.
– hitler was a decorated veteran of world war i, having served as a member of the german army. he was awarded the iron cross, second class, for his service.
– hitler was a german nationalist, but he also had a deep hatred for the jews and believed in the concept of a "master race" of blond-haired, blue-eyed aryans. he and the nazi party implemented policies of genocide against the jewish population during the holocaust.
– hitler was obsessed with the occult and the supernatural, and he believed in the power of astrology and the supernatural. he also believed in the existence of a "aryan race" that was superior to all other races.
– hitler was a totalitarian dictator who controlled every aspect of german society during his time in power. he used propaganda, violence, and other tactics to maintain his grip on power and suppress opposition.

these are just a few examples of some of the lesser-known facts about adolf hitler. it is important to remember that hitler was a deeply flawed and evil individual who caused immense suffering and devastation during his time in power.

selfie syndrome is a term that is used to describe a phenomenon in which people become obsessed with taking and sharing photos of themselves on social media. this can be driven by a desire for validation, attention, or recognition from others. some people with selfie syndrome may spend a significant amount of time and effort creating the perfect selfie, and they may become anxious or distressed if their photos do not receive enough likes or positive feedback. some experts have suggested that selfie syndrome can be linked to mental health issues such as body dysmorphic disorder, low self-esteem, and social anxiety.

uk plastic for recycling dumped and burned in turkey - bbc news

thomas edison was the most famous inventor during the great age of invention. in his lifetime, he was granted 1,093 patents. his inventions included a telegraph that would send and receive messages simultaneously over the same line; a transmitter for bell's telephone; the phonograph; the incandescent light bulb; the mimeograph machine; waxed paper; and the basic system for making motion pictures.

working at his laboratory in menlo park, new jersey, edison worked long hours, slept little, talked to himself, and became lost in his work. in fact, on his wedding night, he forgot about his bride and went back to his lab to work out a problem.

from 1860 to 1862, the pony express operated as a mail service between san francisco, california, and st. joseph, missouri, with the u.s. postal service carrying the mail east from there. people were captivated by the image of brave riders speeding alone across the landscape, leaping onto fresh horses at every 10-mile station until they had completed their 200 miles. the pony express was fast - it took only eight days to get a letter to san francisco but it was stopped when the first transcontinental telegraph line was completed in 1862.

in the autumn of 1776, a 21-year-old schoolteacher named nathan hale volunteered to be a spy to investigate british troop strength in new york city. hale was discovered by the british and taken prisoner. since he was not in uniform, he didn't need to be considered a prisoner of war-so he was hanged. hale's last words, recorded by a bystander, served as an inspiring motto for patriots:

"i regret that i have but one life to give for my country."

one of the strangest things about her is that she somehow became a culture war symbol without really saying much politically herself.

first there was the controversy over her mother’s birthday party, where guests wore blue lives matter imagery and red “make sixty great again” hats. then came the american eagle “great jeans” campaign, with the obvious jeans and genes wordplay, which somehow turned a denim ad into a national argument about beauty standards, race, eugenics, and politics.

at this point sydney sweeney could probably post a picture of a sandwich and half the internet would spend three days arguing about what it means for america.

creatine helps replenish atp in the muscles, which can improve strength, power, and performance during short bursts of high intensity exercise.

taking around 3 to 5 grams daily is enough for most people. it also increases water stored inside muscle cells, which can support performance and make muscles look fuller.

you do not need a loading phase, and creatine can be used safely over the long term when taken consistently.

apparently ai companies are clearing out used bookstores, scanning millions of books to use for training language models, and then destroying them. washington post

it's 100% about creating a calorie deficit. eating late at night, oh, eating junk food, and so on have nothing to do with it. eat 3 bags of chips before bed if you want, if the calories you take in are less than your daily needs, you'll lose weight.

the artist who put out a single called morning dew. it's said the song will be on the reissued version of her 2nd studio album b'day, to be re-released for its 20th anniversary. the album will probably come out on september 4th. the song's producer is pharrell williams. i think it turned out nice.

the match where, given that trump stepped in and unfairly got the red card suspension lifted, we might as well go ahead and congratulate belgium on the round. sure, they say there is no justice in football, but the game really does love writing scenarios like this one. honestly, i would not even be surprised if folarin balogun did something that ends up hurting his own team's chances.

a reference link that another website gives to your site, and in the eyes of search engines, a digital certificate of vouching. it's still one of the most powerful, most controversial, and most manipulated dynamics of search engine optimization (seo).

in my eyes it's among the best 3 shows i've watched.. i watched it years ago when it first came out and i was in awe of its screenplay structure, its vision, its depiction of the future.. i rewatched it with netflix and i was in awe all over again.

the internet was opened to worldwide use militarily in the 1960s, and as a civilian thing 30 years after that, in the 1990s. gps started being used militarily in 1980. because they couldn't get out ahead of globalization, it spread across the world in the 2000s along with the development of devices, as a result of civilian demand. everyone's location is known at any given moment.. even though the applied history of drone technology goes back very far, it was used in the 70s, became practical militarily in the 90s, and fully landed in the field in the 2010s. we're being watched from kilometers above.. ai has been designed/discussed since the 1950s, the era of mechanical computers, and was put forth for end-user consumption from the 2020s onward. it continues to evolve.. robot designs have been tested for years, but civilian contracted, state-backed technology companies have been on the verge of nearly completing humanoid machines since 2010. it's inevitable to think that humanoid robots won't be wandering among us with ai integration in the future.. it's obvious that a part of asimov's utopia will come to pass..

the news regarding the methods of implanting a chip in every person and controlling, steering, and tracking them this way, the kind mentioned in conspiracy theories, is a projection of the years ahead. there are very serious arguments that cell phones and social media are being used as the vanguard of this. it's impossible that finch's machine hasn't been built; whoever controls the machine also controls world intelligence..