#closing session

[indigenouspeopleday]

9th Meeting, 17th Session Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP).

Item 12: Adoption of studies, reports and proposals.

Presentation of the future work of the Expert Mechanism

Closing of the 17th session with Traditional Indigenous Rituals

The 17th session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - EMRIP provides the Human Rights Council with expertise and advice on the rights of Indigenous Peoples. It assists Member States in achieving the goals of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Watch the 9th Meeting, 17th Session Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP)!

[biodiversityday]

PLENARY: Agenda items 10-Other matters; 11-Adoption of the report; and 12-Closure of the meeting.

Closing of 26th meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice.

The Subsidiary Body was established under Article 25 of the Convention on Biological Diversity in its Article 27, the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization provides that any subsidiary body established by or under the Convention may serve the Nagoya Protocol. United Nations Biodiversity.

Watch the PLENARY: Agenda items 10-Other matters; 11-Adoption of the report; and 12-Closure of the meeting!

[internationalwomenday]

2058th Meeting, 87th Session, Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).

Closing session - Watch the 2058th Meeting, 87th Session, Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).

[zhukzucraft]

EPISODE ONE, BEGIN

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Grian: Welcome

Grian: to Double Life²

Grian: a return to a tried and true format of season 3.

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Grian: That's right, we're doubling down on Double Life! You will be randomly assigned a soulmate you will share your healthbar with.

Grian: But this time we have taken measures to ensure the game doesn't end at record speeds.

Bdubs: Are you finally letting us sleep through the night?

Tango: Did the amount of hearts get doubled?

Scott: Did you realize the mechanic itself is broken?

Grian: No, don't be silly.

Grian: We are adding more people to the roster! They may not be new to this in general, but only now will they get the chance to find true love.

Skizz: BOO YAH! I'm single and ready to mingle!

Lizzie: True love, eh? An intriguing concept, but I'll need more evidence to truly believe it.

Joel: Lizzie pLEASE

Grian: not to mention-

Grian: -a certain mysterious duo will be joining us for the very first time!

Grian: Give it up for---!

=====> Reveal the vote winners

(The vote is now finished and hidden under the readmore)

[beybuniki]

RODYDEKU RODYDEKU and bakugo

[samarecharm]

"WHAT ARE YOU; PRESCHOOLERS??? PRESCHOOLERS LAUGH AT THAT SHIT!!!!!"

Based off of @definedvines tags for This Post

[pharawee]

—I SAW YOU IN MY DREAM · Episode 9

[weeniedogjrs]

I decided to get a large tramp stamp as my first tattoo because I am Stupid but lordy I do not regret it

done by the incredible Mandi Johnson at Unkindness Art, RVA

[shepherds-of-haven]

things Shepherds say to each other

[gavidaily]

training session | 12.09.24

[cerealforkart]

“Obsess over things from the episode like Normal spiralling or Scary’s growth like everyone else”

Wrong. Nicky said he’d kicked Sparrow’s ass before so here they are in this pose again

[poppy5991]

When Best Jeanist steps out of the car…

Hawks: I don’t be wanna be mean but…

Enji: No, no you can say it.

Hawks: He drives like a maniac.

Enji: It’s true.

Hawks: I feel safer fighting villains than in this car.

Enji: And the not allowing coffee in the car is just a little…

Hawks: It’s annoying right?! You ran over that dude and you’re worried about staining the seats?

Enji: I think we’ve broken like 12 traffic laws. The priorities just feel off here.

[dduane]

Firefox (for Windows) folks: A Way To Get Back Tabs From A Previously Closed Session

Normally I don't have hundreds of tabs open in a given session, but sometimes I might have ten or twenty or thirty of them open. I use them as a casual to-do list, shutting them down when complete. (shrug)

Sometimes, though—and I bet some of you have been there—Firefox will close down incorrectly, or close down secondary to an update, and all those tabs will be GONE when it restarts. ARGH!! —because these closed sessions aren't easily recoverable by using control-shift-T or whatever the command is.

This happened to me just this last week-and-a-bit. I closed the desk machine down before going to FinnCon, and when I brought it up again... zero tabs. Much cursing ensued.

But then I went hunting for a way to get tabs back from a previously closed session... and WTF? I found one.

So here's what you do. (NB: This presupposes you're working in Windows. I have yet to see whether the file structure we get into below works in a Mac. More on this later.)

First of all, bring Firefox up and load this page. This is a lovely tool called Session History Scrounger. (And all praise to Jefferson Scher who created it.) Its job is to parse the files in which Firefox stores session info—including info about your open and recently closed tabs.

Now: use the search box in W10 or W11 and enter the following:

%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles

It'll take you to a directory where you'll see files with names like these.

Find the one that was most recently updated and doubleclick on it. You'll see a directory structure something like the following:

Doubleclick into the sessionstore-backups folder. (Save the contents of this whole directory to some other safe spot: maybe your documents folder or desktop.)

Inside that directory you'll find files that look like this:

You may also find files that look like "recovery.jsonlz4" or "recovery.baklz4", which would be the windows and tabs in your current session, or a backup copy of those windows/tabs, respectively.

What you may have most interest in, though, is previous sessions—and in my case, the one that was running on 21 June, which I knew (though it was an upgrade, as you can see by the name) would have the tabs I was concerned about having lost.

What you then do with that compressed .json file (the "lz4" signals the compression Firefox is using) is drag it onto the empty box on the Scrounger page: or else use the "browse" button in the page's right hand column to find and load it. Then hit the page's "Scrounge URLs" button and let the page process the file. (NB: this process stays "within the page" and does not go to the network.)

It'll then produce you a list of all the tabs you had open, as well as those you'd recently closed. (Here's a bit of mine so you know what it looks like...)

...And that's it! Click on the URLs to bring them up and save them as bookmarks, or just open them as tabs so they register as "new" in your history. Or whatever.

So. If you're a Firefox user and feel inclined, please reblog this so others can find it. (And also, if it helps you and you should feel moved to do so... oh, I don't know: buy me a coffee.)

Cheers, all!

[couchtaro]

It’s so hard being a single father with no kids who keeps going into cursed caves…..

Welcome back to Father Kilter Friday/Pigeon Paturday where we hfhgdhgdggdgshhshs..,,,, fhghdh…, hhhhhhh,,,,,,,

They’re fine they’re fine. Went for a swim in corrosive mystery goo and got briefly possessed. And it is about to get worse. But it’s fine.

[towerartt]

Original here

[canisalbus]

What?? Why on Earth would they bloodlet Machete when he's already anemic?

Anemia wasn't discovered until 1852, so his physicians have no idea. He's just moody and achy and visibly unwell and bloodletting happens to be the cure-for-all fix at the time.

I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say it was one of the most used treatments in western medicine from ancient Greece to 19th century (and even earlier than that in Egypt, for example). There weren't many ailments that a little bit of breathing a vein wouldn't alleviate, supposedly. This whole concept is based on humoral theory which is a fascinating cornerstone of medical history and also completely unfounded nonsense, look it up if you haven't, it's interesting. People believed that blood didn't circulate through the body, it was created, used up and then the bad blood would stagnate in the extremities. Having too much blood would disturb your humoral balance and create illnesses so removing it was beneficial to your wellbeing. Even completely healthy people would sometimes go get themselves bled a bit just to be sure.

You kind of need blood for your body to function so this treatment was completely pointless at best and life threatening at worst. If you were sick to begin with it would only weaken you further (and expose you to potential infections, which in the absence of antibiotics, wasn't great). The only viable use for it would have to be rare blood disorders where your body produces too many red blood cells, like polycythemia vera, essentially the polar opposite of anemia.