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“They’re Friends!”: Queer Villainy in Maul — Shadow Lord - Reactor

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By James Dillon
| Reactor Verified
From the first glimpse we got of Maul: Shadow Lord, Darth Talon has been on people’s minds. Darth Talon was a red Twi’lek Sith Lord with black tattoos not dissimilar to Maul’s. She was created for a comic run in the old Expanded Universe of Star Wars. This Expanded Universe was decanonized after the Disney buyout, and its work rebranded as Legends. Talon was one of the canon casualties.
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Aerial LiDAR-Based, Source-Resolved Methane Emissions Inventory: Permian Basin Case Study for Benchmarking U.S. Emissions Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Christopher Donahue, James Dillon, Kabir Oberoi
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1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Methane’s 20-year global warming potential is 80 times that of CO2, and major anthropogenic sources include agriculture, oil and gas, and waste. (1) Cutting methane emissions is widely recognized as one of the fastest and most cost-effective strategies to slow near-term climate change.
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Jack urges Dublin youth groups to apply for VHI, Wellbeing funds

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By James Dillon
| Dublin Gazette Verified
BY JAMES DILLON VHI and its partner Irish Youth Foundation is urging youth organisations in Dublin to apply for funding to support mental health. There is €85,000 in funding available to youth organisations this year. So far more than €444,000 has been invested in 54 youth organisations and supporting more than 37,700 young people. Applications can be made via Irish Youth Foundation until midnight Friday, 15th May.
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