In the latest spectrum auction, the U.K.’s three mobile operators — EE, O2, and Vodafone/Three — each spent £13 million in the Principal Stage, securing 800 MHz in the 26 GHz band and 1 GHz in the 40 GHz band. In total, 5.4 GHz of mmWave spectrum was awarded for £39 million — but final costs will be confirmed after the Assignment Stage, when operators bid for specific frequency positions. These licenses cover designated “ High Density Areas,” such as cities, stadiums, and train stations. Outside these zones, the same bands are available on a first-come, first-served basis through Shared Access licenses. The U.K. now joins the growing list of markets that have already auctioned mmWave spectrum for mobile use. Many European countries — including Italy, Finland, Austria, Greece, Croatia, and Spain — as well as several in Asia-Pacific, such as Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand, have done the same. The U.S. leads the pack, having completed multiple auctions across …
Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) Woman who immigrated from Somalia to Minneapolis in interviewed She says Somalians have no interest in having anything to do with white people, they stick to their own community They didn’t come here to integrate, they came here to build a little Somalia with their own people Interviewer “The White Americans around, are they friendly?” Muslim Somalian woman “I know none of them — Everybody's segregated into their own community — Somali people are with Somali people. That's what America is. You come here, you start your own community and you stay with your community” “That’s what America stands for” talking about segregation
Chaos in Number 10 as desperate Starmer dramatically confronts his own Cabinet over infighting and Budget leaks Floundering Keir Starmer read the riot act to Cabinet today after a disastrous bout of infighting and Budget leaks. The PM told his senior team that there must be no more 'distractions' - even though it was his allies who appeared to be briefing against ministers. At the weekly meeting, Sir Keir warned that the public were 'rightly impatient' with the government 'talking about ourselves' rather than working together. The intervention came after he was forced to insist he would lead Labour into the next election. The sense of turmoil at the heart of government has been growing after an extraordinary pre-emptive strike against Sir Keir's Cabinet rivals backfired. The premier was left defending his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney when Health Secretary Wes Streeting publicly attacked No10's 'toxic culture' and 'self-destruction'. It then emerged that Sir Keir and Chancellor …
The largest undercover force the world has ever known is the one created by the Pentagon over the past decade. Some 60,000 people now belong to this secret army, many working under masked identities and in low profile, all part of a broad program called "signature reduction." The force, more than ten times the size of the clandestine elements of the CIA, carries out domestic and foreign assignments, both in military uniforms and under civilian cover, in real life and online, sometimes hiding in private businesses and consultancies, some of them household name companies. The unprecedented shift has placed an ever greater number of soldiers, civilians, and contractors working under false identities, partly as a natural result in the growth of secret special forces but also as an intentional response to the challenges of traveling and operating in an increasingly transparent world. The explosion of Pentagon cyber warfare, moreover, has led to thousands of spies who carry out their day-to …
On 15 November, the parish of Santa María la Real in Seville, Spain, hosted a homosexual Eucharist. The service was presided by Fr Francisco Javier Rodríguez OP. A rainbow flag was placed on the altar and various liturgical abuses occurred. During the service, José, a young man, confronted the priest about his ignorance of Church teaching. A video of the scene went viral. In a later YouTube interview, José mentioned that the homosexual group had been present in the parish for around ten years and had repeatedly engaged in liturgical abuses. His group, Orate, has filed a formal complaint with the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Archdiocese of Seville, but this is unlikely to lead anywhere.
The computer that landed on the moon had less memory than a text message. If her code failed, three astronauts would die 240,000 miles from home. Her name was Margaret Hamilton, and in 1969, she was doing something almost no one understood: writing software that would navigate humanity to the moon and back. She was 32 years old, leading the Software Engineering Division at MIT, responsible for the Apollo Guidance Computer—a machine with 72 kilobytes of memory. To put that in perspective: a single photo on your phone today uses more memory than the entire computer that landed humans on the moon. Hamilton and her team were programming a machine less powerful than a modern calculator to perform one of the most complex tasks in human history. And they were doing it without any of the tools we take for granted today. No "undo" button. No helpful error messages. No Google to search for answers. Every line of code had to be perfect the first time. Because 240,000 miles from Earth, there would …More
(LifeSiteNews) — Bishop Joseph Strickland, in a lengthy X post Friday, asked Pope Leo XIV and all of the bishops how much longer they’ll continue to serve two masters and “scandalize the little ones” by turning a blind eye to sin. In his November 14 post, the bishop emeritus of Tyler, Texas, questioned how long the bishops, the Vatican curia, and the Holy Father will continue to scandalize the faithful by their complacency in the celebration of irreverent and sacrilegious liturgies, welcoming same-sex “couples” into the Church without calling them to conversion, emphasizing welcoming migrants without addressing the effects of illegal immigration on native populations, and ultimately “halt between two masters.” (1 Kings 18:21) The bishop underscored that there are millstones ready to be distributed to Pope Leo a “truckload” for the Roman curia, and a “cargo load” for the vast majority of the world’s bishops who frequently scandalize the “little ones.” (Matthew 18:6) “How long …
The bishop underscored that there are millstones ready to be distributed to Pope Leo a “truckload” for the Roman curia, and a “cargo load” for the vast majority of the world’s bishops who frequently scandalize the “little ones.”
Tiffany Cianci @TheVinoMom The best way to make housing affordable again is to get private equity funds and corporations to stop buying up 44% of the available stock in every community in America & then artificially manipulating prices by holding and selling to themselves and their counterparts - for artificial gains, they can borrow against in their portfolio! This government will do anything except stop, billionaires from screwing the American people.
On 17 November, Pope Leo XIV delivered a UN propaganda video message addressed to a gathering at the Amazonian Museum in Belém, Brazil. It was an event held alongside the COP30 climate summit that is part of the broader Agenda 2030 of the United Nations. Leo XIV described creation as "crying out in floods, droughts, storms and relentless heat". He strongly endorsed international climate efforts, stating that the Paris Agreement "remains our strongest tool for protecting people and the planet". He insisted that the agreement itself is not the problem, but rather that "what is failing is the political will of some". However, the 2015 Agreement has an underlying agenda of promoting abortion, contraception and sterilisation as a means of population control and reducing human consumption of the Earth's resources. Following Leo XIV’s video message, the cardinals and bishops in attendance held up a rainbow-coloured fishing net. This net is a replica of one that was given to Pope Francis during …More