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Oldest survivor of Mengele’s Auschwitz experiments calls to ban Candace Owens from Australia

Owens in early July said on her podcast that experiments performed by Mengele were "bizarre propaganda."

“As a survivor of Dr. Mengele's inhumane experiments in Auschwitz, I feel compelled to speak out against Candace Owens' planned visit to Australia.

Able, who is based in Melbourne, also joined her daughter Daphne in calling for the commentator to not visit Australia.

Conservative talk show host Candace Owens speaks during at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, U.S. February 25, 2022.

"As the child of a survivor, I inherited the responsibility to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive," she continued.

ADC Chairman Dr. Dvir Abramovich said that his "message to Candace Owens is very simple: Stay Out!

Abramovich also demanded that Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke not to grant Owens a visa into the country. »

Ultra-rare orange lobster named Clementine rescued from New York grocery store

Authored by nbcnews.com

The rare crustacean, later named Clementine, quickly became a celebrity at the store.

After it contacted the grocery store, it quickly secured Clementine's release, and the lobster was returned to sea Tuesday.

An orange lobster named Crush was also spared this year after it was found by a Red Lobster dishwasher. »

Bed bugs found inside Chromebook laptops for Durham students

Authored by wral.com

Bed bugs are known as disgusting insects no one wants in their homes, but the parents of some Durham students say bed bugs are showing up inside their kids' laptops.

A spokesperson from Durham Public Schools (DPS) said the laptops were issued during freshman orientation before classes began on Aug. 26.

According to Terminix pest control, bed bugs can hide in the tiny gaps and openings of laptops and other electronics, although they will eventually leave to seek out a blood host. »

Banjo-Kazooie N64 has been decompiled, opening the door for PC ports

Authored by videogameschronicle.com

Banjo-Kazooie is the latest Nintendo 64 game to be decompiled, making PC ports of the game possible.

Decompilation involves reverse-engineering the code of indivisual Nintendo 64 games and turning them into C code, which can then be compiled into playable PC versions.

Previous decompilation projects have led to PC ports of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask. »

Deportation flight leaves Germany for Afghanistan – DW – 08

Authored by dw.com

A flight has taken off from an airport in eastern Germany deporting individuals to Afghanistan.

A deportation flight to Afghanistan has left Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport, the Interior Ministry for the state of Saxony said on Friday.

Germany resumes deportation of asylum-seekers to Afghanistan To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. »

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Oldest survivor of Mengele’s Auschwitz experiments calls to ban Candace Owens from Australia

Ultra-rare orange lobster named Clementine rescued from New York grocery store

Bed bugs found inside Chromebook laptops for Durham students

Banjo-Kazooie N64 has been decompiled, opening the door for PC ports

Deportation flight leaves Germany for Afghanistan – DW – 08

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