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Méta de ChocMetadeChoc
2025-11-28

Le film sort en salles le 28 janvier 2026 et je ne spoilerai rien de ce thriller psychologique, mais je peux vous dire qu'un aspect a été déterminant dans ma décision de collaborer à ce projet : le personnage principal croit véritablement en ce qu'il fait et est convaincu d’aider les gens. On est loin de la caricature du grand méchant gourou. Certains membres de l'équipe seraient-ils auditeurs de Méta de Choc ? ;-)

Bande-annonce : youtube.com/watch?v=ZzHdwnC59Q0 2/2

engengengenghaishin
2025-11-20

英語を武器に世界へ挑戦!これからのYouTuberのために欠かせないスクリプト完全ガイド※日本語記事・各国翻訳あり

2025/11/20 改稿




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engengengenghaishin
2025-11-20

Challenge the World with English as Your Weapon! The Essential Script Guide for Future YouTubers ※Japanese Article & Translations Available

Revised 2025/11/20




enghaishin.com/eigo-youtuber-s

2025-11-15

Does anybody agree that investment in decentralized solar power plants now would also help establishing a better failover infrastructure for the potential case of future military conflicts?

Stimmt jemand zu, dass Investitionen in dezentrale Solarsromanlagen jetzt auch helfen würden, eine bessere, störungsresistentere Infrastruktur für den Fall zukünftiger militärischer Auseinandersetzungen herzustellen?

#climate #decentralized #solar #energy #war #scenario

Tutoriel Pod Educ (Apps.education.fr) - Présentation & Tuto général (autres tutos détaillés dispo)

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RTL Nieuwsrtlnieuws
2025-11-09

𝗝𝗼𝗻 𝗠. 𝗖𝗵𝘂 𝗵𝗲𝗲𝗳𝘁 𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗼 𝘃𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗴𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗷𝗸𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗱𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗱-𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗺

Jon M. Chu ziet mogelijkheden voor een mogelijke derde Wicked-film. Zijn oudste dochter Willow gaf hem inspiratie voor een vervolgverhaal, zegt de Amerikaanse regisseur tegen het ANP.

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2025-10-20

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My really complicated FEHB Plan Analysis - GEHA versus MHBP (and some others)

I started to use Tinymac12's 2026 FEHB Comparison Tool to try to figure out whether it made sense for me to switch from GEHA to MHBP (or another plan entirely). To do this, I wrote a python script that takes in a handful of common procedures and applies them to different scenarios. I compared the following plans: GEHA HDHP, GEHA Standard, MHBP Consumer, MHBP Standard, MHBP Value, BCBS Basic, BCBS FEP Blue Focus tl;dr GEHA HDHP is definitely the cheapest plan I found, but people seem to really really hate it since they switched to using UHC as a plan manager. I'm probably going to switch to MHBP Consumer but if someone wants to talk me into GEHA (or further away from it), please do so!AssumptionsPlan type: Self only Tax deductions rates (for premiums and HSA contributions): Federal: 24%State: 8.5%FICA: 7.65%HSA contribution is equal to out of pocket costs and any HSA contributions are deducted from your paycheck so FICA isn't included either. HSAs are not invested since that is just way too hard to model in any meaningful way. You have a 2% cash back credit card (and if you have an HSA, you use that to pay and reimburse yourself instead of using an HSA card).I didn't include prescriptions because I felt like those are either a relatively low cost, or super high cost, and if you need a specific prescription you should try to find the best plan for that. MHBP also pays $52/year.Insurance TablesAny copay ending in .01 indicates that the copay does not count towards a deductible (the actual .01 doesn't get counted regardless). All values in this table less than 1 (e.g. 0.05) represent a coinsurance and are applied to the expected event cost that an individual would pay after contractual allowances.#DetailsMHBP ConsumerMHBP StandardGEHA HDHPBCBS FEP BFBCBS BasicMHBP ValueGEHA Standard0Annual Premium2495.742441.142122.121737.063478.021762.802255.501Deductible2000.00350.001800.00750.000.00600.00500.002HSA1200.000.001000.000.000.000.000.003OOPM6500.006000.006000.0010000.007500.006600.008000.004Primary Care15.0020.010.0510.0135.0030.0135.015Specialist15.0030.010.0510.0150.0050.0050.016Labs15.000.100.050.300.150.200.257Imaging75.000.100.050.30250.000.20250.008Outpatient Surgery0.000.100.050.30200.000.200.259Outpatient Facility Fee150.000.100.050.30200.000.200.2510Emergency Care50.00200.010.050.30350.000.200.3511Urgent Care50.0050.010.0525.0150.000.2030.0112Inpatient Surgery75.000.100.050.30200.000.200.2513Inpatient Facility Fee0.00200.010.050.30425.000.200.25Event Types and Estimated CostsI mapped each type of medical event with a code and anticipated cost. This cost is the cost you may expect to pay after contractual allowances. I got these numbers from past personal bills and using ChatGPT to come up with some reasonable ranges.Happy to change this up if you think anything is very off cost wise. Surgeries get weird, but at those cost levels you are almost always hitting your deductible so it doesn't really make a huge difference.CodeServiceCostNotesPCPrimary Care Visit$125Routine checkupsSSpecialist Visit$225E.g., dermatologistLLabs$150Blood work, diagnostic, X-raysIImaging$2,000MRIs, CTsOSOutpatient Surgery$1,800Outpatient SurgeryOFOutpatient Facility Fee$1,200Hospital/clinic per dayECEmergency Care$1,000ER visitUCUrgent Care$200Minor injury/illnessISInpatient Surgery$8,000Inpatient SurgeryIFInpatient Facility Fee$6,000Multi-day hospital stay per daySimulated ScenariosI used ChatGPT to come with some random scenarios and possible event codes for them. It's not perfect and I ran a few other personal scenarios, but the results were relatively the same in terms of which plans fared best. I'm happy to run anyone else's individual scenario if you want to come up with one. #Scenario DescriptionEvent Code1Routine Wellness & Minor IllnessPC L UC PC2Annual Checkup, Labs, and Specialist ConsultPC L S L UC3Simple Fracture/Sprain & Seasonal VirusPC L UC I S4Persistent Back Pain Investigation & WellnessPC L S L I S UC5Kidney Stones Outpatient Procedure & Minor CarePC L EC I S L OS OF PC6Appendicitis Outpatient Surgery & Follow-upPC L EC L I S OS OF UC7Minor Car Accident & Routine HealthPC L S EC I S L OS OF S I L8Complicated Gallbladder Removal (Inpatient) & Routine CarePC UC EC I L S IS IF L S I PC9Major Trauma (Multi-day Stay) & WellnessPC L S UC EC I S L IS IF IF OF OF S I L10Complex Cardiac Surgery (CABG) & Full Annual CarePC L S UC EC I L S IS IF IF IF IF S I I L L PC S IResult ExplanationRaw/Total Cost: Total value of all services in the scenario (before insurance processing, but still based on costs after contractual allowances)Out-of-Pocket Cost: Actual medical spending under the plan (not including premiums)Functional Cost: The real cost to you, after premiums and tax savingsFunctional Cost = (Annual Premium + Out-of-Pocket) - Employer HSA Contributions - Tax Savings - Credit Card Cash BackTax savings are calculated from your HSA contribution and premiums. HSA contribution is equal to out of pocket costs and any HSA contributions are deducted from your paycheck so FICA isn't included either. The functional cost was a fun thought experiment, but since you have your tax burdened lowered by premiums and HSA contributions, you effectively "save" money that way. In addition to that, if you get an employer HSA contribution but don't use it, you're also "making" money. ResultsI only output the best three plans for each scenario.EventScenario CodePlanRaw CostOut-of-PocketFunctional Cost1PC L UC PCGEHA HDHP600600858MHBP Consumer600600933BCBS FEP BF6004251456----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2PC L S L UCGEHA HDHP8508501103MHBP Consumer8508501178MHBP Value8506251719----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3PC L UC I SGEHA HDHP270018451738MHBP Consumer270020902036MHBP Value270010002087----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4PC L S L I S UCGEHA HDHP307518631749MHBP Consumer307521402065MHBP Value307510752160----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5PC L EC I S L OS OF PCGEHA HDHP677520481856MHBP Consumer677522702140MHBP Standard677511152605----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6PC L EC L I S OS OF UCGEHA HDHP685020521858MHBP Consumer685022902152MHBP Standard685011452635----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7PC L S EC I S L OS OF S I LGEHA HDHP925021721928MHBP Consumer925023602192MHBP Standard925013702855----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8PC UC EC I L S IS IF L S I PCMHBP Consumer2020023002158GEHA HDHP2020027202245MHBP Standard2020020603531----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9PC L S UC EC I S L IS IF IF OF OF S I LMHBP Consumer2885025852322GEHA HDHP2885031522495MHBP Standard2885025604021----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10PC L S UC EC I L S IS IF IF IF IF S I I L L PC S IMHBP Consumer4295024802262GEHA HDHP4295038572903MHBP Standard4295031854634ConclusionGEHA HDHP is definitely the cheapest, but people dislike it. MHBP Consumer usually comes in second on almost every other scenario. The real question is whether or not $200-300/year is worth not dealing with GEHA. It should be noted that this difference is almost entirely from premiums being cheaper with GEHA ($2122 versus $2496).As a disclaimer, I have no clue whether I modeled things correctly. I had a friend review my code and assumptions and after some discussions, it seems like I probably modeled everything as correctly as I could. Definitely do your own research/financial analysis before selecting a plan that works best for you. After spending as much time as I did trying to understand how all this works, I can ultimately conclude health insurance in the U.S. is a big scam...tl;dr GEHA HDHP is definitely the cheapest plan I found, but people seem to really really hate it since they switched to using UHC as a plan manager. I'm probably going to switch to MHBP Consumer but if someone wants to talk me into GEHA (or further away from it), please do so!

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2025-10-11

"Les goodies gratuits déguisés en clés USB sont bien devenus le cauchemar du monde maritime" (et de bien d'autres domaines !!) Quelques soient les salons professionnels et les parkings !!

#CyberSécurité #ClefUSB #Scénario #JdR #CyberPunk ...

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2025-10-10

Début d’un atelier #BD hier soir avec le Cercle Paul Bert à Cleunay. C’est très sympa, avant tout un espace pour se retrouver entre passionnés ou simples curieux. Avec madame on veut en profiter pour relancer une envie d’un petit projet ensemble qu’on a laissé tomber pendant beaucoup trop longtemps. Bref si vous êtes curieux l’atelier est gratuit, il ne faut payer que l’adhésion à l’association (38€)

#Rennes #bandedessinee #dessin #scenario

Democratic House Control in 2026: Pathways to Restoring American Democracy – A Report from AI

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Democratic House Control in 2026: Pathways to Restoring American Democracy

Published: October 6, 2025

Editor’s Note: Like many Democrats, I am hoping for a good win, and solid victories, in November 2026 Midterms. It occurred to me today, the breadth and depth of destruction of American Democracy, our position in the World, our truth in our words, and more –all because of Trump. I asked my associate, Perplexity, to dive in and see even WHEN WE WIN, in Midterms, there will be YEARS of reconstruction, rebuilding, ending, stopping, removing all signs of his Presidency and actions, including so far 209 Executive Orders. The estimates below are “AS IF,” assume we win in November, 2026, then what would it take to restore America. –DrWeb

If Democrats successfully win control of the House in the 2026 midterms, they would gain significant legislative powers to challenge and reverse many of Trump’s policies, though the timeline for restoring democratic norms would vary considerably based on the scope of action and political resistance.

Congressional Powers to Reverse Trump Actions

With House control, Democrats could immediately begin using several key legislative tools to counteract Trump’s agenda. They would have the power of the purse to defund programs, refuse appropriations for controversial initiatives, and block new funding requests. The House could launch comprehensive investigations through oversight hearings, subpoena documents and witnesses, and expose administration misconduct.

Democrats could also pass legislation to codify protections that Trump has undermined through executive orders, though these bills would face challenges in a likely Republican-controlled Senate and presidential vetoes. The Congressional Review Act provides another avenue, allowing Congress to overturn recently enacted federal regulations with simple majority votes in both chambers, though this requires Senate cooperation and presidential approval.

Executive Orders and Federal Regulations

Trump has issued 209 executive orders by October 2025, covering areas from immigration and climate policy to federal workforce reductions and international agreements. Many of these orders rescinded Biden-era policies on diversity initiatives, environmental protections, and immigration enforcement.

A Democratic House could pressure the administration through funding restrictions and investigations, but cannot directly overturn executive orders. However, they could pass legislation requiring congressional approval for certain executive actions and create legal frameworks that constrain presidential authority.

Timeline Projections

Fast Track Scenario (2-4 years)

Under optimized conditions, significant democratic restoration could occur relatively quickly. Immediate actions within the first year could include launching investigations, blocking harmful appropriations, and passing symbolic legislation to signal policy changes. Constitutional scholar analysis suggests that with unified Democratic control after 2028, major structural reforms could be implemented within 2-4 years.

The fast track would require Democrats to flip the Senate in 2026 or 2028 and eventually win the presidency, enabling them to reverse executive orders, restore agency independence, and pass comprehensive democracy reform legislation. Historical precedent from the 2018 midterms shows that opposition parties can effectively constrain presidential power through House control alone.

Extended Timeline (6-10 years)

A more realistic projection involves gradual restoration over 6-10 years due to institutional resistance and political polarization. Current analysis indicates that Trump’s administration has secured “near-total allegiance from the GOP” and filled positions with loyal supporters, making reversals more difficult than previous transitions.

The extended timeline accounts for potential Supreme Court challenges to reform legislation, continued Republican control of other government branches, and the need for sustained electoral success across multiple cycles. Comparative analysis of democratic backsliding suggests that institutional repair often requires sustained effort across multiple electoral cycles.

Democracy experts warn that current trends represent “the most substantial delegation of power from Congress to the president in the nation’s history,” indicating that restoration will require comprehensive institutional reforms beyond simple policy reversals. The timeline ultimately depends on the extent of democratic erosion by 2026 and the political will to implement fundamental structural changes rather than merely reversing individual policies.

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