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On the Mechanism for Strengthening Europe’s Defence Identity
The decision of Donald Trump to initiate direct negotiations with Vladimir Putin regarding the end of the war in Ukraine—excluding the European Union and, de facto, Ukraine itself—as well as the anti-European speech by Vice President J.D. Vance in Munich, has shocked the vast majority of EU member states. This has triggered an urgent search for effective measures to reinforce Europe’s defence identity. The proposal presented below focuses on a mechanism (through a separate international agreement outside the EU’s founding Treaties) that would enable the establishment of a European Defence Union, bringing together states committed to strengthening Europe’s defence identity. This initiative would remain open to Ukraine and ensure its maximum security against the Russian aggressor.
1. The Paris Metro has several “ghost stations” that are no longer in use. One of the most famous is Arsenal, which was closed in 1939.
2. Gustave Eiffel’s apartment at the top of the Eiffel Tower still exists. It’s now a museum, showcasing how it looked when he lived there.
3. Montmartre, known for its artistic history, has a hidden vineyard called Clos Montmartre, which still produces wine.
4. The Palais Garnier Opera House has a hidden apartment designed for the building’s architect, Charles Garnier.
5. The oldest house in Paris is located at 51 Rue de Montmorency and dates back to 1407. It belonged to the alchemist Nicolas Flamel.
6. The shortest street in Paris, Rue des Degrés, is just 5.75 meters long and consists solely of a staircase.
7. The Opera Garnier has an underground lake, originally a natural water source that became part of its infrastructure.
8. During the liberation of Paris in 1944, the secret password was “Tante Sally.”
9. Rue des Morts in the 5th arrondissement was once a street where people with disfigured faces due to World War I injuries lived and received treatment.
10. La Campagne à Paris in the 20th arrondissement is a small, hidden village within the city, complete with quaint houses and gardens.
11. The Tour Jean-sans-Peur, a medieval tower built in the early 15th century, is tucked away in the 2nd arrondissement.
12. Candelaria, a speakeasy-style bar, is hidden behind a taco shop in Le Marais.
13. Le Procope, founded in 1686, is the oldest café in Paris and was frequented by Voltaire, Rousseau, and Benjamin Franklin.
14. The Canal Saint-Martin was partly covered in the mid-19th century, and today, parts of it run underground.
15. At the Arc de Triomphe, there’s an elevator hidden within one of the pillars for those who can’t or don’t want to climb the stairs.
16. The Pont des Arts was once used as a toll bridge, where artists would set up their easels and paint the river views.
17. Place de la Concorde, now a famous square, was once the site of many public executions during the French Revolution.
18. The Bièvre River, once a prominent waterway in Paris, now flows entirely underground through the city.
2024 has been the most amazing year for our Yeshivat Chachmei Lublin library project! As many of you already know, we have uncovered documents and press reports from the 1940s proving that the library of the Lublin Yeshiva–once the largest religious Jewish library in Poland–was not burned during the Second World War, as claimed by many sources, but rather looted and scattered around the world.
Those unassuming fungi underfoot might be chatting with one another using pulses of electricity. Researchers inserted tiny electrodes into patches of growing fungi and recorded the electrical activity exchanged between the organisms by nutrient-absorbing structures called hyphae, The Guardian reported in 2022. The electrical pulses passed between mushrooms clustered in patterns that resembled up to 50 words, the team wrote in Royal Society Open Science. Although the researchers posit the “language” could be used to share info about injury or food availability with distant parts of themselves, they also tell The Guardian the pulses could be meaningless.
Mushrooms had leggy stalks due to lack of fresh air indoors and had it contained to retain moisture.
The oyster mushrooms in this video were not eaten as we don’t know the chemicals used to print this old phone book (old inks contain heavy metals). This video demonstrates how oyster mushrooms grow on various kinds of substrates including paper. This phone book is made from recycled paper and sawdust.
Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus) are saprophytic, meaning they feed on decaying organic matter like wood and other plant debris which are made of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin. The mycelium or vegetative part of the mushroom secretes enzymes and acids to decompose these substances releasing nutrients it can absorb. There are a few parasitic oyster mushrooms and some eat bacteria and nematodes. Oyster mushrooms are used in mycoremediation and are known to remove contaminants in soil, water, and wastewater.
* The holes on the lid of the container were covered with micropore tape.
To prevent/minimize contamination, make sure your working area and tools are clean and sanitized. We sprayed and wiped the counter, container, lid, and tongs with 70% isopropyl alcohol and wore gloves and disposable face masks.
Drodzy Czytelnic/zki, jesteśmy potwornie zapóźnieni. Cały świat mówi o tym od ponad pół roku, a my ani mru mru… No ale nareszcie, dzięki Konradowi nadrabiamy
Dwa słowa. A właściwie nawet nie słowa, a dźwięki wystarczyły, aby cały świat zaczął o niej mówić. To istny fenomen. Hailey Welch do tej pory była nieznaną 21-latką. Pracowała w fabryce… sprężyn w swoim rodzinnym mieście. Wszystko zmieniło się jednego wieczoru, gdy pojawiła się na krótkim filmiku i powiedziała słynne już “hawk tuah”, które można przetłumaczyć jako “ha tfu”, czyli odgłos… plucia. To dało jej gigantyczną sławę w zastraszająco szybkim tempie. Podpisuje kontrakty, ma mnóstwo fanów, a ostatnio spotkała się z legendą NBA Shaquillem O’Nealem. Kim w ogóle jest “Hawk Tuah Girl”?
Ela, oczywiście Ela to znalazła. Sporo osób pozarażałam baratarystycznie, ale Ela jest najwierniejszą adeptką tej wspaniałej nauki o szaleństwie, poczciwości i uczciwości marzeń.
I’m Eve, it’s my birthday on 2 September. I have been organising a birthday collection for many years, always with success. This year I am supporting the action of Iwona Maier, who wrote:
Dear friends, I am raising money for a well I want to build for a very poor family in Morocco! The first time I was so terribly sad was when I heard from an elderly man that the only thing he wants is to build a well so he can have water! And if he has water, he will earn everything himself! It costs €3000 to build a well. I believe that together we can do it! Please help me build a well in Morocco so that this man can fulfil his dream.
I believe that together we will make his dream come true, and we will build these wells together!
If everyone throws in €5 or €10, we have it, and we will be able to enjoy the well, and the water! Internet for power!
Jestem Ewa, 2 września mam urodziny. Od wielu lat organizuję zbiórkę urodzinową, zawsze z sukcesem. W tym roku wspieram akcję Iwony Maier, która napisała:
Kochani, zbieram pieniądze na studnię, którą chcę wybudować bardzo biednej rodzinie w Maroko! Pierwszy raz było mi tak okropnie smutno, kiedy usłyszałam od starszego człowieka, że jedyną rzeczą, jakiej pragnie, to zbudować studnię, żeby mieć wodę! A jeśli będzie miał wodę, to sam zapracuje na wszystko! Wybudowanie studni to koszt 3000€. Wierzę w to, że razem damy radę! Proszę pomóc mi zbudować studnię w Maroko, żeby ten człowiek mógł spełnić marzenie.
Wierzę, że razem spełnimy jego marzenie, i zbudujemy wspólnie te studnie!
Jeśli każdy wrzuci 5 albo 10€, to mamy to i będziemy mogli cieszyć się studnią, i wodą! Internet na moc!
Ich bin Ewa. Am 2. September ist mein Geburtstag. 2024 unterstütze ich eine Aktion von Iwona Meier: Iwona schrieb: Liebe Freunde, ich sammle Geld für einen Brunnen, den ich für eine sehr arme Familie in Marokko bauen möchte! Das erste Mal, dass ich so furchtbar traurig war, war, als ich von einem alten Mann hörte, dass er nur Brunnen bauen wollte, um Wasser zu haben! Und wenn er Wasser hat, wird er alles selbst erledigen! Der Bau eines Brunnens kostet 3.000 €, ich glaube, gemeinsam schaffen wir das! Wenn mir jemand helfen möchte, Brunnen zu bauen 🇲🇦, damit dieser Mensch seinen Traum erfüllen kann, mache es mit!
Ich glaube, dass wir gemeinsam seinen Traum wahr werden lassen und gemeinsam diese Brunnen bauen werden!
Wenn jeder auf seine Weise 10 € beisteuert, haben wir es und können den Brunnen und das Wasser genießen! Leistungsstarkes Internet!