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- 1Naked Trump Artwork Unveiled at EU Parliament Causes Uproar●Artist Unveils NAKED Trump in EU Parliament! He FREAKS Out!
An artist has unveiled a nude depiction of Donald Trump at the European Parliament, an stunt that reportedly provoked an angry reaction from the former US president and his supporters. The provocative artwork is drawing wide attention online, with viewers debating whether it counts as legitimate political satire or a gratuitous stunt targeting a prominent political figure.
- 2Bob Weir profile revisits his storytelling and gadget obsession●Bob Weir: Storyteller and Gizmo Freak (2004) https:// jambands.com/features/2026/10/ 12/bob-weir-at-70-storyteller-and-g
A republished 2004 feature on Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir, written around his 70th birthday, is circulating again. The piece portrays Weir as both a storyteller and a devotee of new musical gadgets, recalling his interests in guitar technology, effects and experimental gear alongside his life in the jam band scene.
- 3Trump rally described as violent fascist freak show●"Trump Rally Is Violent, Fascist Freak Show" *Gasp Such news coming to us from Paedoland, never before seen, unheard of
A Trump rally is being described by critics as violent and a fascist spectacle, with the strong language fuelling debate online. Some commenters respond sarcastically, saying nothing about the former president's rallies surprises them any more and treating the accusation as old news rather than a revelation.
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Listeners are sharing that they are playing 'Freaks Are Us' by German techno producer Johannes Heil, tagging it as now-playing music in their posts. The track, a staple of Heil's dark, driving techno catalogue, is drawing small but appreciative attention among electronic music fans. No larger news is attached to the song itself; it reads as a simple recommendation and shared listening moment within the techno community.
- 5Mike Rowe says CEOs are 'freaking out' over skilled trades recruitment●Mike Rowe says CEOs are 'freaking out' over barriers to recruiting skilled trades workers
TV host and trades advocate Mike Rowe says CEOs are 'freaking out' over mounting barriers to recruiting skilled trades workers, as industries struggle to fill positions in fields like plumbing, electrical work and welding. He points to a persistent labor shortage in the trades and warns that companies face growing difficulty finding qualified workers to replace an aging workforce.