Following the arrest of National Assemblyman Juan Guaido's staff official on Friday for "acts of terrorism," these arrests will be used to make even louder human rights abuse claims against Venezuela.
These guns generate some of the loudest human sounds in the oceans short of explosives.
Why can't we get as loud on (human) workers' rights?
I personally look forward to the day when we can interact with a site by talking to it, by touch, or even the day when I can have a Guardian article translated to another language on the fly and maybe read out loud in human natural language (no machine translation aka climbing trees trying to reach the moon).
Eventually, other voices joined in, maybe 50 of them, male and female, yelling "as loud as humans with megaphones," John recalled, from the moment he awoke in the morning until he fell asleep at night, cursing or ordering him to kill himself or, once, when he picked up a ringing telephone, screaming in chorus, "You're guilty!
Curiouser still, is that some of the world's think tanks who shout the loudest that human-caused climate change might not even be a thing, or at least a thing not worth worrying about, are happy to countenance geoengineering as a solution to the problem they think is overblown.
This is more ambitious: besides the noise of the crane, visitors will hear the loud pounding of human heartbeats.
I think it is because we're independent and have a loud voice on human rights issues.
The latest edition of the Cornell Cooperative Extension's "Extension Out Loud" podcast features human development associate professor Anthony Burrow discussing the importance of purpose for youth.
