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Not a libatard. Just an average Polish American trying to do my best to survive in this passive aggressive world.

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@NEO_Scan Buy that dog a steak!

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@Gunblaze1969 No

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@ablechild 100% agree with you.

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@WendyVanBeek5 God this sparrow needs you

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@lippyent Depends... who's liver?

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@KylieJaneKremer Your instincts did you well. A mistrial almost declared and a trying for a stay? What does that even mean?

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@SecretaryBurgum This is absolutely fabulous

[Secretary Doug Burgum @SecretaryBurgum]

For over 125 years, Congress and various congressionally chartered commissions decreed that a monumental work should adorn Columbia Island. In 1902, the U.S. Senate’s “McMillan Commission” called for “a concourse suited to memorial treatment be established” on the westerly terminus of the Memorial Bridge.

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@elonmusk

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@AIMemeCreator @elonmusk Teeheehee

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@82ndPanther @elonmusk Bwhahahaha

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@elonmusk 🔥

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@elonmusk

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@elonmusk Bwhahahaha

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@verysickyvicky Maybe the new wife helped.

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@miraatwt X

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@SHEEPSLIVE I hug you. Thanks for all of the hard work I appreciated it. I enjoyed your post alot. Recharge and go and enjoy life. Hope to see you soon.

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@Arisha2ru And he is a Browns fan too.

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

A groundbreaking study shows that ovaries don’t shut down after menopause, but turn into organs with a new function.

For decades, the medical community viewed postmenopausal ovaries as biologically inert, having completed their reproductive lifespan. However, a new study published in Molecular Human Reproduction challenges this conventional wisdom.

By examining the ovarian tissue of mice at various reproductive stages, researchers from Northwestern University discovered that as egg development and hormone production decline, the ovaries undergo a dramatic molecular transformation.

Rather than quietly shutting down, these organs adapt, developing a distinct 'immune-like' profile characterized by an influx of T cells, macrophages, and active inflammatory signaling pathways.

This discovery suggests that ovaries may continue to exert a powerful, systemic influence on a woman's health long after menopause. While scientists are still determining whether this post-reproductive immune activity is beneficial, harmful, or a mix of both, it raises critical questions about how ovarian aging impacts chronic inflammation across the entire body. Furthermore, early findings from human ovarian tissue hint that these dynamic molecular shifts are not unique to mice. This research fundamentally redefines our understanding of female anatomy, signaling that these vital organs may have a second act focused entirely on systemic health and immune function.

source: Converse, A., Dipali, S. S., Schowe, I. P., Kelly, E. B., Jambunathan, S. S., Ocañas, S. R., Stout, M. B., Pritchard, M. T., & Duncan, F. E. (2026). The post-reproductive ovary shifts from a reproductive to an immune-like organ. Molecular Human Reproduction, 32(2).

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I WILL NEVER BUY JIHADI YOGART @Chobani EVER AGAIN!!