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Forensic Numismatists - 2026 Mayflower Mechanical Die Failures

2026 Mayflower: It’s a Mechanical Crime Scene, Not Wear. Look, we need to talk about what’s really happening on those presses, and it’s time we get the story straight for the hobby. I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about "natural die wear," but if you look at these 2026 Mayflower quarters forensically, you'll see a mechanical crime scene that "natural wear" just can't explain. To understand why I’m looking at this differently, we have to look at the actual definitions of an error. Merriam-Webster defines an error as an act that departs from what should be done due to a deficiency or accident, or a deficiency in structure. PCGS defines a mint error as a mistake, accident, or malfunction during the minting process. Now, here is the mechanical reality: The feeder fingers failed to feed the planchet. Because there was no coin there to take the hit, the dies struck each other directly. We aren't just talking about a simple clash; that massive collision caused the dies to shatter internally. That internal shattering is exactly what we are seeing in the Phantom of Larose markers. Because the internal structure of the die is compromised, you see the shoulder of the male pilgrim literally being pressed into the rigging of the ship on the opposite side by the sheer mass and pressure of the strike. It’s the same reason we have the "mosquito bite" on the lady pilgrim’s arm and that "splinter" on the pinky finger. These aren't flow lines from a die getting old; they are fractures and structural failures from a catastrophic mechanical malfunction. By every definition we use, that is a documented error. Now that you’ve heard the evidence I’ve put forward here today, do you still think we’re just looking at a die getting old, or do you see the mechanical truth? I’m not just here to talk at you; I want to hear your opinion. Leave a comment and let’s get into the science of it. If you have a Phantom of Larose, any of the markers, and or a Spirit of '76, I want to see it. Send me your high resolution photos by posting them on my Facebook page or on my YouTube channel. I’ll personally map it out and show you exactly where your coin sits in the progression of this "Death of a Die." We’re building the Hunterman Forensic Registry (HFR) to document this in real-time, and I’ll add yours to the project completely free of charge. Come find the research here: Facebook: Join the "Death of a Die" group (Search: Phantom of Larose) YouTube: Watch the forensic audits at @LouisianaAudits Whatnot: Catch the live action at twisted\_penny #PhantomOfLarose #DeathOfADie #HuntermanForensicRegistry #2026MayflowerErrors #BlueRidgeSilverhound #JBCoinsInc #CouchCollectibles #SilverSeeker #RobFindsTreasure #CoinHelpU #QuinnsCoins #TheCoinGuy #PeteApple #CoinErrors #DonaldTrump #NonBelievers #SemiQuincentennial #SpiritOf76 #ForensicNumismatics #PCGS #NGC #ANACS #LittletonCoinCompany

Nonprofit Cybersecurity Leaders - Tech & Society Conversation

Happy Monday! Guess what I am preparing for this week? 🤔 Yep! Infosecurity Europe 2026 is just around the corner — June 2–4 at ExCeL London — and I'm booking editorial conversations for the show. I love sitting down with someone in the media room — that second-level space with a view overlooking the Thames — and talking, really talking, at the busy intersection where #technology, #cybersecurity, and #society keep colliding. No script. No product pitches. Just a conversation worth having to achieve something better that what we have today. Sometimes I am joined by Marco Ciappelli — sometimes, it's just me and a guest. I'm opening up some editorial slots for a variety of topics that would suit The Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast audience, inviting the following guests to join me: non-profits, academics, analysts, researchers, authors, fellow journalists, and subject-matter experts who want to discuss ideas, not products. If you're bringing a perspective, a piece of research, or a question worth thinking about — I want to hear from you! Important Note: this is not a sales channel. We have sponsorships, briefings, and brand highlights for that, and we do those well. Editorial means something different. Strike a chord that impacts a IT or cybersecurity and I'll listen. None of these conversations happen without the incredible team that takes care of all of us at the show — media, speakers, company leaders alike. I cannot wait to get that first smile and hug on June 2nd: Paula Averley, Origin Communications, Alicia Broadest, Vanessa Champion PhD 🧡 Drop your pitch in the comments, or DM me. There's a couch with a view of the Thames — let's sit and talk. Marco Ciappelli Studio C60 / ITSPmagazine #InfosecurityEurope #TechJournalism #InfosecCommunity #CISO #SecurityProgram

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Health Professionals in Africa - Newborn Malaria Treatment Coverage

Fresh Off the Press: May 11, 2026 – Leading the Conversation on Health in Africa! We are excited to unveil the Monday, May 11, 2026, edition of Health News, your premier source for daily health insights. From digital transformation in hospitals to breakthrough malaria treatments, we are documenting the pulse of healthcare across the continent. 🌟 Inside This Issue: Digital Excellence: Smart Applications International Cameroon rewards the "unsung heroes"—the cashiers and receptionists—driving the success of biometric health platforms. HIV Response: Partners review progress in Yaoundé to strengthen community interventions and data management. Medical Breakthroughs: A major win for the most vulnerable! The WHO prequalifies a new malaria treatment specifically adapted for newborns weighing 2 to 5kg. 🤝 Call for Collaboration: Join Our Network! At Health News, our guiding principle is: "The right information for better health." To continue delivering high-impact reporting, we are looking to expand our circle of experts. Are you a Science Journalist or a Healthcare Professional? We invite you to collaborate with us! Whether it’s sharing clinical research, providing expert commentary on public health trends, or reporting on the front lines of medical innovation, your voice belongs here. Why partner with us? Reach: Connect with a dedicated audience of healthcare stakeholders and policy-makers. Impact: Contribute to high-quality, evidence-based journalism that saves lives. Visibility: Showcase your expertise on a platform led by experts like Joseph MBENG BOUM. 🌐 Get Involved Read today's full stories and reach out to our editorial team online: 👉 www.africahealthnews.info Let’s work together to provide the right information for better health! 🌍💉 July Nguemen Association des Journalistes Scientifiques de Guinée WFSJ The World Federation of Science Journalists Science Journalism Forum TWAS – The World Academy of Sciences European Journal of Soil Science Global Journal of Environmental Science & Sustainability (GJESS) Journalist Anamika Pal Healthcare Strategy Forum #HealthNews #PublicHealth #ScienceJournalism #DigitalHealth #AfricaHealth #HealthInnovation #MedicalExperts #Cameroon #GlobalHealth Dr. Malachie MANAOUDA Clavers Pascal Ndanga Arnauld T. Djiatsa Ariane Makamte Augustin fleury Nkot Subhra Priyadarshini Ben Deighton Agata Ogonowska Nestlé Smart Applications International Ltd Uganda Dr FOKAM Joseph, PhD Infect-Dis, PGD Public-Health World Health Organization Africa CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention AFRICA UNION DEVELOPMENT @hiv

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Medical Students & Early-Career Doctors - Climate Medicine Careers

🌍Climate medicine is still rarely taught in Korean medical schools — and we want to change that. We are To Be Doctor, a South Korean medical student organization publishing a magazine for medical students and physicians. Our upcoming issue focuses on climate and medicine, a topic that remains relatively unfamiliar in Korea despite its growing importance in global medical education, clinical practice, public health, and healthcare systems. For this issue, we are preparing a feature that introduces climate medicine as an emerging career field to Korean medical students. We are looking to hear from people working at the intersection of medicine, climate change, and health, including: (1) medical students, residents, or early-career doctors pursuing climate medicine (2) combining clinical practice with climate-related research, advocacy, or education (3) physicians working in climate-related NGOs, global health organizations, or international institutions (4) fellows or graduate students in climate & health, planetary health, or healthcare sustainability programs (5) professionals working on climate resilience, health equity, or sustainable healthcare What we are asking A short email interview — about 5 questions, 10–15 minutes to answer. We will ask about your career path, your current work, and what advice you would give to medical students who are beginning to explore climate and health. Deadline We would appreciate responses by May 29. In Korea, climate medicine still feels distant to most medical students. Many of them have never encountered this field in their curriculum, and have no idea that it could be part of their future as physicians. Your voice could be the first time a Korean medical student hears that this career exists! Even a few sentences from you — about how you came into this field, what you do, and why it matters — could open a door for someone who is just beginning to ask "what kind of doctor do I want to be?" If you would be willing to participate, or if you know someone whose perspective should be included, please comment below or send me a direct message. Thank you for helping us bring climate medicine to the attention of future doctors in Korea. #ClimateMedicine #ClimateAndHealth #PlanetaryHealth #PlanetaryHealthAlliance #SustainableHealthcare #MedicalEducation #GlobalHealth #ClimateHealthEquity

Researchers & Academics - Editorial Chat Infosecurity Europe 2026

Happy weekend! 🙂 What's in my mind today? 🤔 Well, Infosecurity Europe 2026 is around the corner — June 2–4 at ExCeL London — and I'm already booking editorial conversations for the show. This is the part of event coverage I love most. Sitting down with someone in the media room — that one with the view on the Thames — and talking, really talking, at the busy intersection where #technology, #cybersecurity, and #society keep colliding. No script. No product pitch. Just a conversation worth having. I'm opening editorial slots for: non-profits, academics, analysts, researchers, authors, fellow journalists, and subject-matter experts who want to discuss ideas, not products. If you're bringing a perspective, a piece of research, or a question worth sitting with — I want to hear from you. A note: this isn't a sales channel. We have sponsorships, briefings, and brand highlights for that, and we do those well. Editorial means something different. Strike a chord and I'll listen. None of these conversations happen without the incredible team that takes care of all of us at the show — media, speakers, company leaders alike. I cannot wait to get that first smile and hug on June 2nd: Paula Averley, Origin Communications, Alicia Broadest, Vanessa Champion PhD 🧡 Drop your pitch in the comments, or DM me. There's a couch with a view on the Thames — let's sit and talk. Sean Martin Studio C60 / ITSPmagazine #InfosecurityEurope #TechJournalism #InfosecCommunity #SocietyAndTechnology

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Construction Site Teams & Apprentices - Skills Shortage Solutions

🚧 The construction industry has a skills problem — but are we asking the right people how to solve it? 🚧 Over the coming weeks, I’ll be joining a podcast conversation with a major Tier 1 national employer alongside a construction sector-wide alliance that connects different parts of the industry through independent research, collaboration, and best practice. The focus of the discussion is simple, but critical: How do we tackle the growing skills shortage in construction? We hear the statistics all the time: 📉 Skills gaps 📉 Ageing workforce 📉 Recruitment challenges 📉 Retention issues But behind every headline are real experiences from people working across the sector every day, and those are the voices I want to bring into the conversation. 💬 I’d genuinely like to hear from: Site teams Apprentices & learners Employers & recruiters Colleges & training providers Supply chain professionals Industry leaders Anyone passionate about the future of construction What’s your perspective? ❓ What is the industry getting wrong? ❓ What’s actually working well? ❓ How do we attract and retain the next generation? ❓ Are we doing enough to modernise perceptions of construction careers? ❓ What challenges are you personally experiencing? Whether your views are positive, critical, or somewhere in between .... they matter. Please add your thoughts in the comments or message me directly if you’d prefer to contribute privately. I’d love to bring as many real industry perspectives as possible into the discussion. The future workforce of construction affects all of us. Let’s talk about it. #Construction #SkillsShortage #BuiltEnvironment #ConstructionIndustry #Apprenticeships #SkillsDevelopment #FutureOfConstruction #IndustryCollaboration #Recruitment #ConstructionCareers #Podcast

Workers From Underrepresented Backgrounds - Workplace Inclusion

Some projects move slowly… not because they matter less, but because they matter so much that you want to do them properly. Lately, my available time for my book research has become much more limited. Between work, studies, and life, progress sometimes feels like a drop in the ocean. But this week, I finally completed the introduction and Chapter 1. And honestly? It feels like an important milestone. This book was never meant to be “just” a book about HR. It is becoming a reflection about people, leadership, work, inclusion, belonging, discrimination, ethics, and the many ways organizations shape human lives, positively and negatively. It is built through real stories, real experiences, and many conversations. I am now moving into the next phase of interviews, and I am looking to connect with people who would be open to sharing their experiences regarding the job market and workplace realities. In particular, I would love to speak with: • Expats and immigrants • Women navigating workplace inequalities • Women going through IVF or infertility journeys • Women who experienced miscarriage • Women navigating menopause in the workplace • Women suffering from endometriosis or chronic invisible conditions • Neurodivergent professionals • Members of the LGBTQIA+ community • People with physical disabilities or chronic illnesses • Individuals who struggled to obtain workplace accommodations • Professionals from underrepresented socio-economic or cultural backgrounds • People who experienced discrimination, exclusion, or barriers in recruitment or at work • People transitioning careers later in life • Older professionals facing age bias At the same time, I would also love to speak with: • CEOs • Founders • CHROs • HR leaders and managers • DEI professionals • Company leaders who are genuinely trying to build more inclusive workplaces Do you have positive practices to share? Have you implemented something differently? How do you create belonging inside your teams? How do you ensure people feel seen, respected, and included? I am particularly interested in concrete actions: not only policies on paper, but things that truly make a difference in people’s lives. My availability is reduced at the moment, but I can usually arrange discussions: • on weekdays after 17:00 • occasionally during lunchtime • and during weekends if needed If you would be open to a conversation, or if you know someone whose voice deserves to be heard, I would truly appreciate the connection. Thank you again to everyone who has already contributed to this journey. #PeopleAndCulture #WorkplaceInclusion #LeadershipAndHR

Semiconductor Procurement, Policy & M&A - MATCH Act Silence Over ASML

The Semiconductor Industry Association has not issued a public statement opposing the MATCH Act. That silence is the data point. New episode of The Control Layer podcast — Part 3 of the Four Chokepoints series. The bill that gives the Netherlands 150 days to match American export controls on ASML, or lose access to the American IP inside every lithography machine the company has ever built. The MATCH Act — H.R. 8170 — was introduced on 2 April with a Senate companion co-sponsored by Majority Leader Schumer and the Chair of Foreign Relations. Bipartisan. Bicameral. Committee leadership on both sides. The House Foreign Affairs Committee advanced it by a substantial bipartisan margin on 22 April. What did the American semiconductor industry do? Nothing. The SIA, SEMI, Lam Research, Applied Materials — not a single public statement opposing the bill. No letter to Congress. No testimony. The silence is strategic self-interest. American equipment manufacturers are already barred from selling to China under existing BIS restrictions. They have absorbed the damage. What they have watched is their European competitors continuing to sell into the market they were forced to leave. The MATCH Act is a competitive equaliser, not an export control. ASML is alone in this fight. Why does Washington hold the key? One acquisition. Cymer, San Diego — the light source inside every EUV machine. American IP. Under the Foreign Direct Product Rule, that single component gives the United States jurisdiction over machines manufactured entirely outside its territory. The functional equivalent of a kill switch. The security argument is real. Dual-use risk is not paranoia. But the MATCH Act does not restrict an adversary. It restricts an ally. An ally's freedom to sell technology the ally developed, in markets the ally chose, using capital the ally raised. The prediction: by April 2027, Brussels publishes Chips Act 2.0 with a sovereign equipment supply chain pillar. Falsifiable. Signals to watch in the companion article. Full episode and 23-endnote written analysis linked in comments. I want to hear from people in semiconductor procurement, industrial policy, and technology M&A: where is the analysis wrong? #TechnologySovereignty #ASML #MATCHAct #SemiconductorExportControls #EuropeanSovereignty #TheControlLayer

Black STEAM Innovators - Representation, Near-Death Experiences & UAPs

The statistics tell us that only about 6% of authors in the publishing industry are Black. This represents a ceiling that has limited our narratives for too long. As a scientist and researcher, I know that these numbers don’t reflect the true depth of our contributions. We are living in a time spoken of long ago in the bible, a new age of enlightenment where nothing will remain hidden. I want to give you a voice; I want your value recognized because your stories deserve to be heard. Your stories matter, and I see your worth. We cannot wait for permission to be heard. We must claim our intellectual sovereignty now. Every story we tell is a deliberate act of resistance and a force multiplier for the next generation. I am looking to amplify the voices of the innovators and movers who are pushing the boundaries of the human experience. Your voice has the power to create lasting change, and your contribution is essential. This includes those who have navigated the thin line between life and death. Having had a near-death experience myself, I know that our perspective on existence changes when we see the “other side.” I also want to talk with Black folks who have had experiences with UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena). These truths are real, and in this age of enlightenment, they deserve the same rigor and platform as any scientific discovery. Your experiences are valid and vital to our collective understanding, and sharing them can help others feel seen and heard. Gatekeeping is real, but your truth is greater. Whether you are a researcher in biotechnology or a witness to the unexplained, your voice is an inspirational necessity for the betterment of our communities. I want to talk with the inventors, the researchers, and the marginalized thinkers in the STEAM fields who are ready to be heard. Will you join me on the STEAM Sparks podcast? Your story can inspire others and help build a stronger community. Whether you are a researcher, innovator, or have a unique experience, I want to hear from you. Send me a DM with your journey or insights, and let’s amplify your voice. #STEAMSparks #DigitalSovereignty #ForceMultiplier #BIPOCinSTEM #AgeOfEnlightenment #NDE #UAPPerspective #RepresentationMatters

Evidence-Based Wellness Experts - Metabolism, Relationships & Money

We are currently seeking experts for my Make Peace with Food™ podcast. The show is evolving into more evidence-based, science-informed conversations that challenge mainstream thinking and help people reduce stress around health, relationships, and money. We’re especially looking to feature experts who are willing to question conventional narratives around topics such as: • Macros, protein requirements, and calorie restriction • CICO and its long-term metabolic implications • Low-fat dieting and fasting (who it supports—and who it may harm) • Artificial sweeteners and GLP-1s / Ozempic • Behavioral patterns that may impact metabolism over time We’re also inviting experts who can help audiences navigate: • Relationship stress (communication, divorce, parenting, family dynamics, cultural pressure) • Money stress (financial planning, investing, stability, and nervous-system safety around money) • Emerging topics like AI—particularly its use as a “coach” and the psychological and social impacts we’re only beginning to understand We’re a great fit for guests who: • Have research, clinical, or lived expertise (or have written a book) • Can clearly explain why something works—or doesn’t • Are comfortable respectfully challenging mainstream narratives • Bring both professional insight and real-world experience If this resonates with your work or perspective, feel free to DM me. Thanks! --- #StressManagement #NervousSystemRegulation #BehaviorChange #MentalHealthProfessionals #HealthPsychology #WellnessExperts #MetabolicHealth #NutritionScience #EvidenceBasedPractice #ThoughtLeadership #PodcastGuest #NowBooking #SeekingExperts #RelationshipCoaches #CouplesTherapists #RelationshipExperts #RelationshipTherapist #DivorceLawyers #DivorceCoaches #FamilyMediators #DatingPsychologists #RelationshipAdvice #FamilyDynamics #ParentingSupport #AttachmentTheory #AttachmentStyles #EmotionalHealth #FinancialStress #FinanceExperts #FinancialHealth #MoneyManagement #WealthBuilding #Economics #BehavioralEconomics #FinancialTherapy #Psychology #WealthPsychology #FinancialStability #Investing #FinancialPlanning #ScarcityMindset #AbundanceMindset #FinancialWellbeing

Commander Players - Underrated Commanders Outside Top 100

Compiling Underrated commanders for an article, looking for suggestions! Hey folks! This is Tim with Draftsim, I'm normally posting under a work account in this sub but I'm doing some 'research' so coming at you live. Not too long ago I was asked to compile a list of overrated and underrated commanders for different articles. I approached the overrated list by fielding suggestions from people and reading through threads on the topic, took the most commonly mentioned commanders, and evaluated whether I thought they actually were overrated. However, underrated has turned out to be a bit more difficult. It's a lot easier to find conversations about commanders people think are played too often than ones that aren't played enough. So, that leads me to my question: What are some underrated commanders you'd suggest people play more often, or at least consider. I've got a few criteria I'd use to determine whether something's truly underrated: It can't appear on EDHREC's Top 100. It is possible for a card to be that high up and still be underrated, but those are known factors for the most part, and I'd rather highlight some more niche or lesser-played legends. It might be the "second best" option for a deck. You could never call Urza, Lord High Artificer underrated, but maybe "the next best mono-blue artifact commander" should get more attention than it deserves. It supports an archetype that's easy to overlook, or that no other commander really covers. I'm thinking something like \[\[Hylda of the Icy Crown\]\] as the leader of a tap-down strategy. It's still a good card that produces decent decks. I'm not interested in gimmicks that only work in Bracket 1. Ideally, these would be commanders that you'd suggest someone make if they wanted something slightly off-meta, but still capable of winning games. \[\[Gallia of the Endless Dance\]\] comes to mind as something that doesn't fit this intent. Not really interested in consider cEDH/Bracket 5 here. Let me know if you all have any suggestions, and why you think a commander you're suggesting might be underrated. Look forward to hearing from y'all, and I'll follow up with the article in due time! Thanks\~

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