Almost on Instagram: "Lidia Thorpe, an Indigenous Australian member of parliament, called Queen Elizabeth a “colonizer” while being sworn into the Australian parliament as a Senator on Aug. 1, 2022. Footage of the moment showed Thorpe, who is of DjabWurrung, Gunnai and Gunditjmara descent, walking onto the Senate floor with her right first raised above her head. She is then asked to recite the oath written on a card in front of her. “I, sovereign Lidia Thorpe, do solemnly and sincerely affirm an

All For The Crunch -Monique Siemens on Instagram: "SECRET TO STARVING PARASITES🪱 👇 Parasites and heavy metals like lead, mercury, and arsenic often go hand in hand. Naturopaths and functional medicine doctors have long known that if you have parasites, you’re likely also dealing with heavy metal toxicity. Research shows that certain parasites even feed on heavy metals. “Some parasites can consume 5 to 6 times their body weight in metals.” Parasites also use heavy metals to form a protective bi

Yudi J (Pritesh Jagani) Study Abroad (USA) & Career Coach on Instagram: "Comment “Wage” to Get More Details in your DM The new H-1B wage-based selection rule is final. It is currently unpublished, but scheduled to be officially published on December 29. The rule is already out and can be reviewed. Starting with the March 2026 H-1B lottery, selection will no longer be purely random. Instead, it will be wage-based. Here is how it works in simple terms: Level 1 wage = 1 lottery entry Level 2 wage =

Galaxies on Instagram: "A day on each planet is defined by how long it takes the planet to rotate once on its axis, and they vary dramatically across the solar system. Mercury spins slowly, so its day lasts about 59 Earth days. Venus rotates even more slowly and in the opposite direction, giving it the longest day of all—243 Earth days. Earth takes 24 hours. Mars rotates in about 24 hours and 37 minutes, making its day very close to ours. Jupiter spins the fastest, completing a rotation in just

Anastasia on Instagram: "Facial asymmetry is normal. We are not meant to be perfectly symmetrical - not in the body, not in the face. Even our organs are arranged differently side to side, and our lymphatic system doesn’t drain identically on the right and left. That said, some asymmetries become more noticeable over time - especially in the cheeks – and often not because of bones alone. Common contributors are muscle tension, stagnation of fluid, uneven chewing patterns, stress, and sometimes d