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Korra Saqqara (Christa Angelios)
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💀 Studying The Gothic at MMU
📖 Literary Coach & Freelance Editor, MetaMythica Literary
🐧 Former Random Penguin; Columbia Publishing Course alum
Member: EFA, ACES, PEN
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Finally put batteries and distilled water in my desk fountain. ❤️⛲😌
A small, black, plastic desk fountain is running. The lights are dimmed, and there is a small light with a soft and bright yellowish glow at the center base of the front of the fountain, which is filled with stones. From the base rises a rectangular plastic structure with a cutout in the center. There are four small streams of water flowing from the top of that cutout down into a small spout made of the same black plastic, which sends the water in a single, thicker stream down to the base. There is a green and blue stained-glass pattern on the windows behind the scene. Beside the fountain, to the right, sits a skeleton figurine sitting cross-legged with its face lifted upwards and arms resting on its kneecaps in a meditative stance. The same scene as the previous picture, but now rotated slightly so that the fountain is more prominent and the skeleton figurine looks as if it's resting against the fountain. A small, black, plastic desk fountain is running. The lights are dimmed, and there is a small light with a soft and bright yellowish glow at the center base of the front of the fountain, which is filled with stones. From the base rises a rectangular plastic structure with a cutout in the center. There are four small streams of water flowing from the top of that cutout down into a small spout made of the same black plastic, which sends the water in a single, thicker stream down to the base. There is a green and blue stained-glass pattern on the windows behind the scene. Beside the fountain, to the right, sits a skeleton figurine sitting cross-legged with its face lifted upwards and arms resting on its kneecaps in a meditative stance.
February 9, 2025 at 5:39 AM
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#Egyptian edition!
Highlighting Egyptian creators.

Introduce yourself with:

One book 📖 - Deena Mohamed's SHUBEIK LUBEIK (published by #TeamPRH)

One film 🎥 - FROM JAPAN TO EGYPT

One album 💿 - Riverwood's SHADOWS AND FLAMES (Egyptian folk metal)

One show 📺 - PARANORMAL (Netflix)

#BookSky
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Cover of Deena Mohamed's SHUBEIK LUBEIK graphic novel. The cover is largely shades of purple with a sketch of Cairo in the background bordered by three layers of patters featuring triangular/pyramid motifs with red accents alternating with the purple. In the center, two arms are drawn with a glowing bottle floating between the hands. Movie poster of FROM JAPAN TO EGYPT, directed by Mahmoud Karim. The words "From Japan" appear in purple gradient and "to Egypt" in white bubble lettering at the top. In the foreground, a smiling Egyptian man wearing glasses, a blue button-down shirt, navy pants, and a brown belt holds two young Egyptian-Japanese boys in identical school uniforms--white short-sleeve shirts with a navy blue vest and khaki shorts and a navy blue bowtie with white polka dots. To the left is the mother of the boys, a Japanese woman in a grey business suit, with a worried expression on her face, her hands on her cheeks, with sleek, side-swept bangs. Stacks of books pile up behind them all with an aqua gradient background. The album cover of Riverwood's Shadow and Flames. A man stands against a black background facing to the left, but also three-quarters turned away from the viewer, looking down. He wears his shoulder-length straight hair partly in a bun and has a moustache and beard. He sports a black short-sleeve shirt and belts and buckles as if he were a character in a fantasy book. His bottom half is cut off by the golden and brown hilt of a flaming sword. The name of the album and band appear in sharp, white, wispy lettering. Landscape photo in largely shades of black and dark, smoky aqua background with a hint of yellow detail work on either side at the top. In the foreground is a man with a sharply receding hairline and black rimmed glasses sporting a cleanly-trimmed moustache and short beard. He wears a black blazer with a white button-down shirt, which is splattered with blood. In his arms, he carries a child's corpse in an old nightgown. His face bears a stern expression. There is a woman on either side of him--to the left, a red-haired woman looking slightly downward and staring glassy-eyed into the distance, and to the right, a dark-haired woman looking up to the right-hand corner of the image. Across the middle of the image, the word "Paranormal" appears in bright red letters as if someone has just painted them over the image.
January 22, 2025 at 12:57 PM
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(3/3) That link, Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps for home: your data and privacy (support.microsoft.com/en-us/office...), last updated January 16th, 2025, reads:
Your data and Copilot A "prompt" is what you ask Copilot to help you with; the answer Copilot provides is a "response." Your "activity history" is the record of those prompts and responses. Copilot only makes use of the content in the file that you're working in or content in another file that you ask it to look at. For example, when you ask Copilot to help you rewrite a paragraph in a Word document or when you ask Copilot to generate a to-do list from your notes in OneNote. Notes: - Prompts, responses, and your file contents when using Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps aren't used to train foundation models. - We may use customer feedback, which is optional, to improve Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps, just like we use customer feedback to improve other Microsoft 365 services and Microsoft 365 productivity apps. We don't use this feedback to train the foundation models used by Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps. For more information, see Providing feedback about Microsoft Copilot with Microsoft 365 apps. In some apps, you can see your activity history even after you close and reopen the app. For example, in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on Windows devices or when using the web versions of those apps. To export your activity history for Copilot, see Manage your Microsoft Copilot activity history in the privacy dashboard. For some apps or on certain types of devices, Copilot doesn't show your activity history after you close and reopen the app. In those cases, every time you open an app, you're starting over again with Copilot.
January 18, 2025 at 8:56 PM
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(2/3) The first, pulled from the Productivity and Communications Products section (click "Learn More") of the Microsoft Privacy Statement (www.microsoft.com/en-us/privac...), last updated November 2024, reads:
Copilot Pro. Available as a separate subscription service in select countries, the Copilot Pro features that appear in Microsoft 365 provide AI-powered productivity capabilities through real-time conversational experiences by applying large language model (LLM) processing on the content you choose to provide in Microsoft 365 apps including Word, Excel, OneNote, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Copilot Pro is not available for use in Office. When used with available Microsoft 365 apps, Copilot Pro will use the content in your files only when you ask it to perform a specific action on that specific content - for example, when you ask Copilot Pro to help you rewrite a paragraph in a Word document or ask Copilot Pro to generate a to-do list from your notes in OneNote. Similar to connected experiences, required service data is collected during your use of Copilot Pro that includes information related to its operation that is needed to keep the underlying service secure, up to date, and performing as expected. See Copilot Pro: Microsoft 365 apps and your privacy for more information.
January 18, 2025 at 8:56 PM