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The Mexican federal government reported on the progress on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Interoceanic Corridor project through August 2025.| Opportimes
The Mexican federal government reported on the progress on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Interoceanic Corridor project through August 2025.| Opportimes
Welcome to September's edition of the Buzz from the Hub! By the time this issue of the Buzz lands in your inbox, a new school year will be underway.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
By Jim Nolan on 4 September 2025 After a series of protests and blockades carried out over the last 23 months by port workers in France, Italy, Greece and other countries, the dockworkers of Genoa recently threatened to strike. In...| Left wing communism
This text is one of the GIC’s three preliminary studies of Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution (1935). These studies are important because they clarify the political framework of the Fundamental Principles more than the 1930 edition of the...| Left wing communism
Dutch, German, Spanish For distribution : PDF| Left wing communism
“Thoughts on the Fundamental Principles of Communists Production and Distribution” [1] The two main criticisms raised by Angry Workers can be summarised in their own words as follows: On the first point: The “communist mode of production” The Fundamental Principles...| Left wing communism
Translation tools aren’t always lesson-friendly. Here’s why that matters!| Duolingo Blog
The English alphabet is an important tool for learners—you’ll need to know how to pronounce and use it! Here’s everything you need to know about the English ABCs.| Duolingo Blog
100,000 euros from an emergency aid fund will be made available for this purpose| Welthungerhilfe.de - Für eine Welt ohne Hunger und Armut
Pakistan is facing one of the worst floods in recent years, with millions of people at risk. Welthungerhilfe is providing €500,000 in emergency aid to deliver food, hygiene items, seeds, and restore vital infrastructure.| Welthungerhilfe.de - Für eine Welt ohne Hunger und Armut
Seeding The Future Foundation, Institute of Food Technologists, and Welthungerhilfe announce evolution of the Seeding The Future Global Food System Challenge.| Welthungerhilfe.de - Für eine Welt ohne Hunger und Armut
At the 2025 Africa Food Systems Forum in Dakar, Senegal, Welthungerhilfe (WHH) is encouraging collaboration and commitment to bold, youth-led innovations that address malnutrition and promote the health of people and the planet.| Welthungerhilfe.de - Für eine Welt ohne Hunger und Armut
Final wake-up call: 641,000 people at acute risk of starvation – including countless children| Welthungerhilfe.de - Für eine Welt ohne Hunger und Armut
The Israeli military “offers an important insight into how the latest technologies can be adopted for widespread monitoring and control.”| Global Voices
Devastating flash floods triggered by cloud burst and glacier lake outburst (GLOF) have killed over 800 people across Pakistan in recent weeks, with entire villages swept away and thousands displaced.| Global Voices
“I envision the audience as humans of all backgrounds, interested in the human condition, yearning for better times, and struggling, as I do, to imagine those futures.”| Global Voices
Welcome to August’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! As summer’s long, hot days come to an end, you might be feeling a mix of sadness or maybe a bit of relief. The post Buzz | Supporting Success: Tools for Transitions, Behavior, and Communication appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
The Sexual Assault Awareness Toolkit provides inclusive, accessible resources to support sexual violence prevention and education for people with developmental disabilities. The post Toolkit : Sexual Assault Awareness for People with Developmental Disabilities appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Everything You Know About Disability is Wrong is a podcast for the disability community by the disability community. The post Everything You Know About Disability is Wrong Podcast appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Fact sheet from the National Institute of Mental Health on ASD. The post Autism Spectrum Disorder appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Especially this year as they began moving in earnest from almost all remote interactions to hybrid remote/in-person contacts. This page distills the network-wide story of this Action-Packed Year for Parent Centers (2022-2023) The post An Action-Packed Year for Parent Centers: 2023-2024 appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
In this paper a university special education professor and an executive director of a parent-to-parent non-profit organization, describe their collaborative partnership. The post Forming a Mutually Respectful University-Community Partnership through a “Family as Faculty” Project appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to July’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! Summer seems to be flying by and with so much happening and changing; we hope you have found some time to relax, reflect, and enjoy this time of the year. The post Buzz | Advocacy, Screen Time, Trauma Support & More! appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to June’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! As always, the CPIR is excited to share updates and valuable resources for families, educators, youth, and advocates in the disability community. The post Buzz | Self-Advocacy, Scholarship Opportunity, and Much More! appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to May’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! It’s hard to believe we’re already halfway through 2025 and summer break is just around the corner! The post Buzz |Empowering Parents to Support Learning, Behavior, and Mental Health! appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
The National Center on Educational Outcomes (NCEO) focuses on the inclusion of students with disabilities, ELs, and ELs with disabilities in instruction and assessments. The post English Learners with Disabilities Toolkit appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to April’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! This edition of the Buzz is coming to you later than usual due to our 2025 National Parent Center Conference last week! The post Buzz |Family Voices Study, Brain Development and NCADEMI Resources appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to March’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! The sun is setting a little later every day, Spring is in the air, and with it comes a sense of renewed hope. The post Buzz |Supporting Military Families, Fast Facts, Transitions & More! appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to February’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! In this issue, we highlight the U.S. Department of Education’s guidance on Building and Sustaining Inclusive Educational Practices. The post Buzz |Education Guidance, Inclusive Early Childhood Podcast, and Much More! appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to the January edition of The Buzz from the Hub! With so much happening in the world right now, we hope the start of your year has been a positive one. The post Buzz | Education Updates, Disability Employment Checklist, and Online SSI Application appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to December’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! This month's highlights include a self-assessment for states to better support military-connected children with disabilities. The post Buzz | Supporting Military-Connected Children, ASL Plaza Sésamo, School Behavioral Assessment, and Holiday Travel Tips appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Welcome to November’s edition of the Buzz from the Hub! As the year winds down and families prepare for the holiday season, staying informed about the latest in education and effective ways to support learning remains as important as ever. The post Buzz |Early Childhood Development, AI in K-12, Disability Transition, and Family Engagement appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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September feels like a fresh start, doesn’t it? The kids are back in school and parents are back to working more “normal” hours at work. Now that the kids are back in school, though, there are some topics that may come up such as bullying and mental health. The post Buzz | Resources to Support with Mental Health and Bullying appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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August…the month when families are enjoying the last few weeks of summer break, but it is also the month when families and students are starting to prepare for the upcoming school year. The post Buzz | Transitioning Back to School appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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Earlier this year we conducted a brief 3-question survey with Parent Center subscribers to reassess their needs. Respondents provided us with useful feedback and we are excited to share the results below! The post Buzz | We Asked and You Answered appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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Getting the school year off on the right foot is important. To help you and families do just that, CPIR is pleased to share many new resources with you, including guidance for immigrant parents, early signs of learning challenges in children, IEP and 504 strategies, and warning signs of bullying. The post Buzz | Putting the Right Foot Forward appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
It's that time of year again for school buses and carpools and bookbags. So, this Buzz focuses on resources that Parent Centers and others can use in their work with families and educators as the new school year gets underway. The post Buzz | Back to School with Feeling appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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This issue of the Buzz brings you lots of news and connections to sources of information that Parent Centers and others will find pertinent to working with families: updated guidance from OSEP, Native American news, a great new resource in town, and more info in English and Spanish. The post Buzz | Lots of News to Share with You appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Schools are out for the summer, so reading for fun and learning is always an option for parents, children, and Parent Centers themselves. We're pleased to connect you with more on that subject. This Buzz also shares resources on genetic conditions, testing, and rare disorders that families and professionals alike may find helpful. The post Buzz | Summer Reading, plus Rare and Genetic Conditions appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
The results of the Parent Center data collection for 2021-2022 are in, and they reveal the true depth and volume of what Parent Centers collectively accomplished and how many lives they touched in a year of nonstop action. CPIR is also pleased to highlight several resources that Parent Centers and other organizations will find useful when helping families and children, especially those with disabilities. The post Buzz | Parent Centers are Amazing! appeared first on Center for Parent Informati...| Center for Parent Information and Resources
Especially this year as they began moving in earnest from almost all remote interactions to hybrid remote/in-person contacts. This page distills the network-wide story of this Action-Packed Year for Parent Centers (2022-2023) The post An Action-Packed Year for Parent Centers: 2022-2023 appeared first on Center for Parent Information and Resources.| Center for Parent Information and Resources
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A 15-year study finds that veg*nism is rising among women, but not among men, with different motivations driving each group. The post Gender Gap Widens In Veg*n Diet Trends appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
Solving the debate between outdoor cats and biodiversity loss is an age-old problem. Researchers investigate how to reduce cat predation with guardian buy-in. The post Shifting Cats From “Eat, Prey, Love” To “Eat, Play, Love” appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
When people reduce their consumption of large-bodied animals but consume more small-bodied animal products, animal suffering is increased, as more animal lives are impacted. Faunalytics and Bryant Research conducted a meta-analysis of the small body problem to evaluate its prevalence and offer recommendations for advocates. The post Quantifying The Small Body Problem: A Meta-Analysis Of Animal Product Reduction Interventions appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
Although the country’s cage-free egg farmers report a willingness to expand their operations, their underlying reasons vary. The post Japanese Egg Farmers Have Different Motivations To Go Cage-Free appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
For consumers to choose plant-based dairy alternatives over animal-based dairy products, they usually need the capability, opportunity, and motivation to do so. This study explores how these factors play a role in making the switch. The post What Motivates Consumers To Choose Dairy Alternatives? appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
Can tortoises be optimistic? For the first time, researchers use cognitive bias tests on reptiles to explore whether mood influences their behavior. The post More Than A Feeling: Evidence That Reptiles May Experience Moods appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
Dog guardianship is increasing in Thailand. What does this mean for humane care and population management practices? The post Understanding Dog Guardianship In Greater Bangkok appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
In China’s booming aquaculture industry, fish welfare is swimming under the radar. This study uncovers live transport conditions and stakeholders’ views.| Faunalytics
When you think of long English words, you may think of obscure words like…| Rosetta Stone
GENDA Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and CEO: Nao Kataoka; hereinaft […] The post Appx. 100 amusement arcades and appx. 125 mini-locations in the UK join GENDA first appeared on 株式会社GENDA.| 株式会社GENDA
GENDA Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and CEO: Nao Kataoka; hereinaft […] The post Photography Studio “CARATT” joins GENDA～ Offering photo shoots as Experiential Entertainment at 108 locations nationwide～ first appeared on 株式会社GENDA.| 株式会社GENDA
GENDA Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and CEO: Nao Kataoka) is curren […] The post GENDA Store Development Progress Report is now available.August 2025 first appeared on 株式会社GENDA.| 株式会社GENDA
Kevin Dahl is the winner of the Ward 3 primary election, following a recount stalled by concerns over voter disenfranchisement. Dahl will now face Republican Janet “JL” Wittenbraker in the general election Nov. 4. Pima County Superior Court Judge Cynthia Kuhn took a minute reading the sealed recount results before reaffirming the previous vote count. […] The post Kevin Dahl wins Ward 3 Tucson City Council primary after recount appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
The Gila River Indian Community is weighing a new ordinance that would allow for the banishment and disenrollment of tribal members convicted of violent crimes. If adopted, the proposal would mark the first time a tribal government in Arizona formalized such a measure into its criminal code. The tribe’s council is asking members for input […] The post Gila River Indian Community weighs banishment ordinance, a first for Arizona tribes appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
For the past eight years, a manufactured home park in Tucson has been overcharging its residents for water by hundreds of dollars. But that practice ended this summer when the Arizona attorney general stepped in as part of a broader investigation into submetering practices in mobile home parks. Now Skyline Real Estate, the company that […] The post Tucson mobile home residents will get refunds after years of inflated water bills appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
Beale Infrastructure confirmed Tuesday it is pushing ahead to build a massive data center in Pima County — even after Tucson blocked water access and hundreds of residents rallied against the controversial project. The company and Tucson Electric Power have filed a special agreement request with state regulators to lock in energy for the first […] The post Project Blue is back: Beale moving ahead with data center on county land appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
Republican Daniel Butierez and Democrat Adelita Grijalva faced off Tuesday during a debate as they seek to fill an empty seat in Arizona’s Congressional District 7. The debate, which was civil throughout and offered no surprises, opened with a question about immigration enforcement. The candidates then spent the first third of the hour staking their […] The post Grijalva and Butierez clash on immigration, mining and data centers in CD7 debate appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
In a Monday hearing, a Pima County judge denied Tucson City Council candidate Sadie Shaw’s request for a new election in the Ward 3 primary. Shaw and incumbent Kevin Dahl are separated by 19 votes after the Democratic primary election Aug. 5. An automatic recount was triggered by the close margin but Shaw filed a […]| AZ Luminaria
The Brazilian Amazon is a dangerous place for social activists, particularly those who fight for land rights and environ mental protection. In our recent study, published in the Journal of Peace Research, we find that high levels of deforesta tion are strongly linked to the assassination of activists. We argue that this is due to the highly territorialized nature of this criminal practice, which involves dispossessing local communities of their land. This violence is driven by local criminal ...| PRIF BLOG
It emerges in late March, it mates and feeds, and then in May returns to its very long hibernation.| Global Voices
...urbanisation, rising education levels, and access to digital platforms have given women new scripts. Child freedom, once unthinkable, is quietly gaining momentum.| Global Voices
Pani puri, India’s iconic street food, now delights beyond South Asia. It has been showcased at festivals worldwide, celebrated by global influencers with memes and songs, showcasing its vibrant, irresistible flavours.| Global Voices
High green coffee prices have become a new normal for the coffee industry – and they’re reshaping consumer behaviour. Many roasters have raised their menu prices to manage tight margins, passing additional expenses onto already cost-conscious customers. Some may pivot to more affordable blends or single origins in response, while still staying loyal to their […] The post As retail prices rise, will consumers favour smaller, local roasters? appeared first on Perfect Daily Grind.| Perfect Daily Grind
Coffee and wine have always shared similarities: emphasis on craftsmanship, expression of terroir, processing, varieties, sensory appreciation, and ritualistic consumption. So for a growing number of businesses, serving wine has felt like a natural extension of their focus on specialty coffee. Cafés and roasters such as the UK’s Notes Coffee and Kofra, the US’ Bartavelle, […] The post Coffee by day, wine by night: How cafés could boost profits appeared first on Perfect Daily Grind.| Perfect Daily Grind
Brand differentiation has always been a key part of specialty coffee. Roasters emphasise their commitment to quality, sustainability, craft, and consistency to retain customers and draw in new ones. But rising inflation rates and record green coffee prices are forcing businesses to rethink their strategies. Simultaneously, market competition has intensified, which pushes roasters and coffee […] The post More roasters are rebranding than ever before – but it’s easier said than done appea...| Perfect Daily Grind
As part of the journey toward the 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum, we are sharing the latest poster, which represents the convergence of all sectors and movements participating in the process: small-scale food producers, Indigenous Peoples, pastoralists, food chain workers, daily wage and migrant laborers in urban and rural areas, feminist and climate justice movements, advocates for social and solidarity economies and health for all, consumer groups, and other service and manufacturing sector wor...| Nyéléni Global Forum
In our latest episode, we chat with Dražen Šimleša from Croatia’s Green Network of Activist Groups and RIPESS Europe about what a just economy really means today—and how it’s already being built. From fair wages and democratic workplaces to sustainable local economies and global solidarity, Dražen gives us a grounded, practical view of how solidarity economy works in real life.| Nyéléni Global Forum
Food is more than what ends up on our plates—it carries culture, identity, and the wisdom of generations. At the heart of the 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum, delegates from all over the world gather to share stories, strategies, and visions for a just and sustainable food system. In this conversation, we hear from Mariann Bassey, who represents the African region and the Respect and Diversity group at the 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum, about how these principles connect to food sovereignty, the po...| Nyéléni Global Forum
On the doorstep of the 3rd Nyéléni Global Forum, to be held in the city of Kandy, in the heart of Sri Lanka, Paola Romero, Director of FIAN Colombia, political scientist, and expert in gender, feminism, and food sovereignty, shares her reflections in an interview. In it, she explains how they have historically worked to advance the human right to adequate food and nutrition, a commitment intertwined with the promotion of food sovereignty and agroecology—fundamental pillars to ensure justi...| Nyéléni Global Forum
From Kurdistan to Palestine, from resisting extractivism to building feminist media, Yıldız Temürtürkan of the World March of Women shares powerful stories of self-determination, global solidarity,…| Nyéléni Global Forum
1. PM (noun): The time period from noon to midnight in the 12-hour clock system, commonly used to distinguish afternoon and evening hours. 2. Pm (noun): The chemical symbol for promethium, a rare-earth element with atomic number 61. 3. PM (abbreviation): A widely used abbreviation for the title "prime minister," referring to the head of […] The post PM: Definition, Meaning, and Examples appeared first on US Dictionary.| US Dictionary
1. Benevolence (noun): A sincere wish or intention to do good for others, often shown through kindness or charity. 2. Benevolence (noun): A kind action or donation made to help someone, especially in a charitable context. 3. Benevolence (noun): A historical term for a compulsory donation demanded by a monarch in England, often without formal […] The post Benevolence: Definition, Meaning, and Examples appeared first on US Dictionary.| US Dictionary
Explore the definition of the word "interim," as well as its versatile usage, synonyms, examples, etymology, and more.| US Dictionary
When I first received my instruction I thought I may have to shoot someone, however I quickly realised I was simply to make a gesture. On explaining it to my friend, they asked what I was to do with the branch. What was I instructed to do?| Recent Questions - Puzzling Stack Exchange
While walking through a city, I noticed four curious things. Each one had a name that, in the local tongue, rhymed perfectly… There was one that needed mended, right where the property ended. There were some on an old man's face, where a bird must have been placed. Another was round his chin, right below that grin. I didn't see another, 'cos I was called in by my mother. Can you figure out where in the world I am? This was inspired by... Edit: The answer is a particular locale/region. Hint ...| Recent Questions - Puzzling Stack Exchange
How to Mix and Match Study Guides to Create Your Own ELA Credit. There's not ONE right way to earn ELA credit! How to make a good-fit credit!| 7sistershomeschool.com
Despite their name, Omada Alithias, the so-called Truth Team, has done more to distort than defend the truth, reflecting the normalization of digital authoritarianism in democratic states.| Global Voices
"This revolution is being carried forward by all kinds of people: frontline protesters, participants in the Civil Disobedience Movement, workers, students, and everyone who refuses to accept military rule."| Global Voices
It’s been a while since Malte announced Boom – Special Edition. He was a guest on stage at the 24th LuheCon and gave some deep insights into the project. The organizer recorded the whole thing, and the presentation has recently been posted online as a video. In his presentation, Malte begins with a lot of […]| English – Protovision
Now is your chance to meet Protovision in person. Visit us in the retro area in the biggest German gaming event Gamescom in Cologne and play our games on one of the huge trade fairs of the century! Our stand is number 12 – that is right in the middle of the retro area, hall […]| English – Protovision
The Reformation project is the definitive Matt Gray Remix collection, created by the master himself. Originally released through a crowdfunding campaign, Reformation can now simply be ordered from Protovision. Also included: All stretch goal remixes of Rob Hubbard and Martin Galway classics. We have both the 3-CD-set and the vinyl edition in stock in limited […]| English – Protovision
1. Move (verb): To change position or place. 2. Move (noun): An act or instance of changing location or position. 3. Move (verb): To influence or provoke an emotional response. 4. Move (verb): To progress or develop in a particular direction. "Move" is a dynamic and versatile term used across various contexts, ranging from physical […] The post Move: Definition, Meaning, and Examples appeared first on US Dictionary.| US Dictionary
DWM noun [C] /ˌdiː.dʌb.ᵊl.juːˈem/ abbreviation for “date with me”: a trend where someone posts content on social media about the dates they have gone on, often with videos documenting a date in real time In a world where privacy is optional and personal branding is everything, it’s no surprise that dating has gone public—literally. Enter … Continue reading New words – 25 August 2025 The post New words – 25 August 2025 appeared first on About Words - Cambridge Dictionary b...| About Words – Cambridge Dictionary blog
technofossil noun [C] UK /ˈtek.nəʊ.ˌfɒs.ᵊl/ US /ˈtek.nəʊ.ˌfɑː.sᵊl/ an object that could remain on the Earth for a very long period after it has been thrown away and is likely to be found and studied by people in the future “Plastic will definitely be a signature ‘technofossil’, because it is incredibly durable, we are making massive … Continue reading New words – 18 August 2025 The post New words – 18 August 2025 appeared first on About Words - Cambridge Dictionary ...| About Words – Cambridge Dictionary blog
New words to do with being kind to yourself and others as identified by the Cambridge Dictionary team: brain flossing, benevolence bump, cosymaxxing.| About Words - Cambridge Dictionary blog
Although kendo scoring is quite subjective, many kendo practitioners fear that rigid rules or technology could push the martial arts toward Western-style sportification.| Global Voices
Kurdish Wikimedian Mohammed Sardar shares why he creates digital content to preserve his native language.| Global Voices
I was gently raised with the idea that Britain was fair and decent, a country that meant something good. This was likely shaped by growing up in Devon, somewhere green and small, where things felt familiar and a bit tucked away from the rest of the world. At the time of the Brexit referendum, despite […] The post My journey with British identity appeared first on Cherwell.| Cherwell
I didn't realize until I went to the Queens Night Market again today that I hadn't written on the blog in a week. I'll add that to the list of things I've completely dropped the ball on. Oh, where to begin?| yours, tiramisu
