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Two language industry veterans 🫱🏼🫲🏽 combine as Inc. 5000-listed Argo Translation acquires 💲 boutique services firm Magnum Group, consolidating @ArgoTranslation’s 📝 plans for continued expansion in the short term.
#MnA #translation #xl8 #t9n #LSIs

Check out Slator’s Monthly Highlights 👉 The #LSIs & #LTPs That Made the @Inc. 5000 List and @OpenAI Launches GPT‑5 were among this month's top stories. Here's what else happened in the language industry 🤩
#translation #localization #interpreting #1nt #xl8 #t9n #l10n #1nt #AI #tech #LLMs

CHINA 🇨🇳 managed to exaggerate CONCEPT of #SilkRoute.
Reality is Route to #MUZIRIS port in India 🇮🇳 brought foreigners and wealth in excess to India.
Did you know❓
DEVI of Muziris is same as Goddess #lSIS of EGYPT. 🇪🇬
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My 5 years old thread ‼️👇
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This is the story of LOST CITY of MUZIRIS, 2000 yr old Shiva temple and the ancient SPICE-ROUTE.
Muziris was one of greatest port cities of India, with a SHIVA temple (THIRUVANCHIKULAM, #Kerala), visited by COUPLES frm across the world. But not many know abt it. 😊

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#NewYork State 🗽 issues #RFP for language solutions integrators (#LSIs) to test 📝 and train 👩🎓 agency employees as Spanish interpreters. 🗣️ The goal: better ✨ expanded access to services for New Yorkers with limited English proficiency, plus professional development 🚀 for workers.
#LEP #US #government
Moodboard Drop!
Welcome to the warm, glowing world of Leila—tea witch, reluctant hostess, and keeper of a shop that brews more than just tea.
Golden lamps. Desert blooms. Spiced air. Secrets pressed between petals.
#amwriting #aestheticboard #writingcommunity #LSiS

Say ‘Goodbye!’ 🤝 to LSPs and ‘Hello!’ 👋 to #LSIs! Here is the cheatsheet on what an #LSI actually is — the new industry term that everyone is talking about 👀
#LanguageSolutionsIntegrator
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@Mediapart La vie de #PakhshanAzizi est en danger:
La « Cour suprême » de la République islamique d'Iran a confirmé sa condamnation à mort 🚨
Elle est une militante des droits de l'homme qui a aidé les femmes kurdes touchées par #lSIS en Syria
S'il te plaît, sois sa voix 🙏🏻
#پخشان_عزیزی

Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against woman Kurdish political prisoner Pakhshan Azizi, dismissing significant procedural and evidentiary flaws in the case, according to her lawyer.
“After Branch 26 of the [Islamic] Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued a death sentence against Ms Azizi, we filed an appeal. However, Branch 39 of the Supreme Court reviewed the appeal and unfortunately rejected it without addressing the numerous flaws in the case, thereby confirming the death sentence,” her lawyer Amir Raeisian told Sharq Daily.
Azizi, a resident of Mahabad, was arrested at her home in Tehran on August 4, 2023, by state security forces who held a gun to her head, according to her account. During her detention, she was denied legal counsel and subjected to torture to extract false confessions—a routine tactic used by the Islamic Republic against activists.
On July 23, 2024, Azizi was sentenced to death on the sham charge of “armed rebellion against the state” by Branch 26 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court and sentenced to four years in prison for alleged membership in the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), an accusation which her lawyers have denied.
In a letter published in July 2024, Azizi detailed instances of torture and harassment during her detention, including being subjected to mock executions.
“Humiliation and threats filled the air in the worst physical and mental conditions resulting from prolonged hunger strikes and five months of solitary confinement (the most dreadful white torture) … The same cell where [I] had been held in 2009 for the same charges of ‘being Kurdish’ and ‘being a woman.’” wrote Azizi.
Azizi was previously arrested in November 2009 during a protest by Kurdish students at Tehran University, protesting against politically motivated executions in Kurdistan, including the execution of 28-year-old Kurdish political prisoner Ehsan Fattahian.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has a long, well-documented history of targeting activists from the marginalized Kurdish community, frequently leveling politically motivated accusations based on fabricated charges, and using the death penalty to instill fear.
![ICHRI's tweet photo. Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against woman Kurdish political prisoner Pakhshan Azizi, dismissing significant procedural and evidentiary flaws in the case, according to her lawyer.
“After Branch 26 of the [Islamic] Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued a death sentence against Ms Azizi, we filed an appeal. However, Branch 39 of the Supreme Court reviewed the appeal and unfortunately rejected it without addressing the numerous flaws in the case, thereby confirming the death sentence,” her lawyer Amir Raeisian told Sharq Daily.
Azizi, a resident of Mahabad, was arrested at her home in Tehran on August 4, 2023, by state security forces who held a gun to her head, according to her account. During her detention, she was denied legal counsel and subjected to torture to extract false confessions—a routine tactic used by the Islamic Republic against activists.
On July 23, 2024, Azizi was sentenced to death on the sham charge of “armed rebellion against the state” by Branch 26 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court and sentenced to four years in prison for alleged membership in the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), an accusation which her lawyers have denied.
In a letter published in July 2024, Azizi detailed instances of torture and harassment during her detention, including being subjected to mock executions.
“Humiliation and threats filled the air in the worst physical and mental conditions resulting from prolonged hunger strikes and five months of solitary confinement (the most dreadful white torture) … The same cell where [I] had been held in 2009 for the same charges of ‘being Kurdish’ and ‘being a woman.’” wrote Azizi.
Azizi was previously arrested in November 2009 during a protest by Kurdish students at Tehran University, protesting against politically motivated executions in Kurdistan, including the execution of 28-year-old Kurdish political prisoner Ehsan Fattahian.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has a long, well-documented history of targeting activists from the marginalized Kurdish community, frequently leveling politically motivated accusations based on fabricated charges, and using the death penalty to instill fear.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GgyjtgUWkAAR-U_.jpg)
@LEXPRESS @JonHaidt En plus de prendre en otage des citoyens français, le gouvernement iranien a également condamné à mort une assistante sociale:
#PakhshanAzizi est une militante des droits de l'homme qui a aidé les femmes kurdes touchées par #lSIS en Syria
S'il te plaît, écris sur lui 🙏🏻

Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against woman Kurdish political prisoner Pakhshan Azizi, dismissing significant procedural and evidentiary flaws in the case, according to her lawyer.
“After Branch 26 of the [Islamic] Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued a death sentence against Ms Azizi, we filed an appeal. However, Branch 39 of the Supreme Court reviewed the appeal and unfortunately rejected it without addressing the numerous flaws in the case, thereby confirming the death sentence,” her lawyer Amir Raeisian told Sharq Daily.
Azizi, a resident of Mahabad, was arrested at her home in Tehran on August 4, 2023, by state security forces who held a gun to her head, according to her account. During her detention, she was denied legal counsel and subjected to torture to extract false confessions—a routine tactic used by the Islamic Republic against activists.
On July 23, 2024, Azizi was sentenced to death on the sham charge of “armed rebellion against the state” by Branch 26 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court and sentenced to four years in prison for alleged membership in the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), an accusation which her lawyers have denied.
In a letter published in July 2024, Azizi detailed instances of torture and harassment during her detention, including being subjected to mock executions.
“Humiliation and threats filled the air in the worst physical and mental conditions resulting from prolonged hunger strikes and five months of solitary confinement (the most dreadful white torture) … The same cell where [I] had been held in 2009 for the same charges of ‘being Kurdish’ and ‘being a woman.’” wrote Azizi.
Azizi was previously arrested in November 2009 during a protest by Kurdish students at Tehran University, protesting against politically motivated executions in Kurdistan, including the execution of 28-year-old Kurdish political prisoner Ehsan Fattahian.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has a long, well-documented history of targeting activists from the marginalized Kurdish community, frequently leveling politically motivated accusations based on fabricated charges, and using the death penalty to instill fear.
![ICHRI's tweet photo. Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against woman Kurdish political prisoner Pakhshan Azizi, dismissing significant procedural and evidentiary flaws in the case, according to her lawyer.
“After Branch 26 of the [Islamic] Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued a death sentence against Ms Azizi, we filed an appeal. However, Branch 39 of the Supreme Court reviewed the appeal and unfortunately rejected it without addressing the numerous flaws in the case, thereby confirming the death sentence,” her lawyer Amir Raeisian told Sharq Daily.
Azizi, a resident of Mahabad, was arrested at her home in Tehran on August 4, 2023, by state security forces who held a gun to her head, according to her account. During her detention, she was denied legal counsel and subjected to torture to extract false confessions—a routine tactic used by the Islamic Republic against activists.
On July 23, 2024, Azizi was sentenced to death on the sham charge of “armed rebellion against the state” by Branch 26 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court and sentenced to four years in prison for alleged membership in the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), an accusation which her lawyers have denied.
In a letter published in July 2024, Azizi detailed instances of torture and harassment during her detention, including being subjected to mock executions.
“Humiliation and threats filled the air in the worst physical and mental conditions resulting from prolonged hunger strikes and five months of solitary confinement (the most dreadful white torture) … The same cell where [I] had been held in 2009 for the same charges of ‘being Kurdish’ and ‘being a woman.’” wrote Azizi.
Azizi was previously arrested in November 2009 during a protest by Kurdish students at Tehran University, protesting against politically motivated executions in Kurdistan, including the execution of 28-year-old Kurdish political prisoner Ehsan Fattahian.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has a long, well-documented history of targeting activists from the marginalized Kurdish community, frequently leveling politically motivated accusations based on fabricated charges, and using the death penalty to instill fear.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GgyjtgUWkAAR-U_.jpg)
🔴In a fierce clash with Taliban Pakistani forces may have lost 19 soldiers claim the pro Taliban accounts; #lSIS bases targeted.
They also claim that ISIS bases within Pakistan were attacked in the attack that began last night.
Afghanistan's Taliban has targeted a number of points in neighbouring Pakistan, Kabul's defence ministry said Saturday, in what seems to be a response to an aerial bombardment carried out by Pakistani aircraft on Afghan territory 2 days ago.
Check out this awesome panel build we did for one of our agricultural customers using LSIS S100 VFD's! We're proud to be a distributor and user of LS Drive in our automation zone.The S100 is 40% less than the leading competitors. #lsisdrive #VFD #automationzone #panelshop #LSIS

The sensible move for #Hamas/#lSIS #terrorists is to release the #hostages and surrender. @Israel is much too strong. They cannot win, but they can save themselves.
#عاجل قصف يستهدف قواعد الإحتلال الأمريكي في سوريا.
#starlinkforgaza
#كتائب_القسام
#غزة_العزة
#الإجتياح_البري
#Hamas
#lSIS
#Gazabombing

@mmhg54 يبدو ان العدو الإسرائيلي يريد إشعال الفتنة بين اليمن ومصر، وربما العدو هو من قام بضرب القوات المصرية.
#starlinkforgaza
#كتائب_القسام
#غزة_العزة
#الإجتياح_البري
#Hamas
#lSIS
#Gazabombing
#LSIS CMP: 50.5
Update
@Suhani170700 @anees9651 #LSIS CMP: 50.5
Hit mid of channel resistance and a long term trendline resistance due to which we saw some profit booking. Had a good run in short time, so this was always coming.
If you can hold till year end, you might even see a century in this one.
Look at volumes here.

@Suhani170700 @anees9651 #LSIS CMP: 50.5
Hit mid of channel resistance and a long term trendline resistance due to which we saw some profit booking. Had a good run in short time, so this was always coming.
If you can hold till year end, you might even see a century in this one.
Look at volumes here.

Isis and Osiris: Death and Rebirth in Ancient Egypt
Talon Abraxas
#egypt #Egypt #egyptology #egyptianhistory #osiris #Osiris #isis #lsis #ancient

The Deplatforming debate btw @CTProject_JW & @techvsterrorism in the context of online #extremism & #radicalization, how #tech companies engage in content removal over the years & how #terrorist groups as #lSIS counter moderation in a fast-paced tech era.
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![ICHRI's tweet photo. Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence against woman Kurdish political prisoner Pakhshan Azizi, dismissing significant procedural and evidentiary flaws in the case, according to her lawyer.
“After Branch 26 of the [Islamic] Revolutionary Court in Tehran issued a death sentence against Ms Azizi, we filed an appeal. However, Branch 39 of the Supreme Court reviewed the appeal and unfortunately rejected it without addressing the numerous flaws in the case, thereby confirming the death sentence,” her lawyer Amir Raeisian told Sharq Daily.
Azizi, a resident of Mahabad, was arrested at her home in Tehran on August 4, 2023, by state security forces who held a gun to her head, according to her account. During her detention, she was denied legal counsel and subjected to torture to extract false confessions—a routine tactic used by the Islamic Republic against activists.
On July 23, 2024, Azizi was sentenced to death on the sham charge of “armed rebellion against the state” by Branch 26 of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Court and sentenced to four years in prison for alleged membership in the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), an accusation which her lawyers have denied.
In a letter published in July 2024, Azizi detailed instances of torture and harassment during her detention, including being subjected to mock executions.
“Humiliation and threats filled the air in the worst physical and mental conditions resulting from prolonged hunger strikes and five months of solitary confinement (the most dreadful white torture) … The same cell where [I] had been held in 2009 for the same charges of ‘being Kurdish’ and ‘being a woman.’” wrote Azizi.
Azizi was previously arrested in November 2009 during a protest by Kurdish students at Tehran University, protesting against politically motivated executions in Kurdistan, including the execution of 28-year-old Kurdish political prisoner Ehsan Fattahian.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has a long, well-documented history of targeting activists from the marginalized Kurdish community, frequently leveling politically motivated accusations based on fabricated charges, and using the death penalty to instill fear.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GgyjtSAXYAAYYIz.jpg)














