

I really like jumping spiders. They are fun to be around and have in the house. I just wish they were more common here, but instead we have widow spiders that make me nervous when I work around them. I just try to pretend they are friendly, too…


I really like jumping spiders. They are fun to be around and have in the house. I just wish they were more common here, but instead we have widow spiders that make me nervous when I work around them. I just try to pretend they are friendly, too…


I couldn’t agree more.


According to this article (and others from their last election) about 3 million. That’s only 5% of domestic voters, but if you look at how close the lection was and how Erdogan cultivates the diaspora, it matters.
I don’t think Turkiye is alone in allowing expats to vote, but once folks receive citizenship in a new country this seems problematic IMO.


The paywall is strong with this one! I wasn’t able to get around it.
Everything I have read in the past has indicated that until something changes with Turkiye’s overseas voters, Erdogan will remain in power. It doesn’t seem like he needs a majority at home.


I have never seen any World Cup games in person, but I hope these are the lowest attendance ever. Not only are they spread out over a large space, they are not laying out guidelines that they could.
in a market in which entertainment is the most developed in the world, so we have to apply market rates
if you were to sell tickets at the price which is too low, these tickets will be resold at a much higher price
These games are world market. The US could easily host them (I think) in one or two cities that are close to each other. They could also just, maybe, not host them.
Apt description!