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nyEeE sOrRY iT's last teacER jOJIe

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It's so breaking!!!!!
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This, for me, is definitely important. Climate change is something that's really happening and I honest to goodness don't understand what's going on in the mind of Trump. First it's his constant, outrageous statements and tweets about anything and everything, and then he pulls out of the Paris Climate agreement? What's happening to our earth is getting real bad, and is happening before our very own eyes. Trump needs a pair of glasses, or a bigger brain if he can't notice this.

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Famed physicist Stephen Hawking spent part of his 75th birthday celebration warning the public of the potentially catastrophic consequences of US president Donald Trump's climate change policy.

"We are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible," he said yesterday (July 2) in an interview with BBC News. "Trump's action could push the Earth over the brink, to become like Venus, with a temperature of two hundred and fifty degrees, and raining sulphuric acid."

Hawking, who directs research at the Centre for Theoretical Cosmology at the University of Cambridge, UK, said climate change is one of the great dangers we face, and rebuked Trump for obfuscating its existence and withdrawing the US from the Paris Accords.

"By denying the evidence for climate change, and pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement, Donald Trump will cause avoidable environmental damage to our beautiful planet, endangering the natural world, for us and our children," he said.

Hawking's comments come as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Scott Pruitt, who has already been cited by critics for dismantling the department from within, has recently launched a formal plan to challenge mainstream climate science.

Pruitt's move to discredit the scientific consensus on global climate change is part of a pattern of actions the EPA has taken since Trump became president. As Quartz wrote in May:

Days after Trump's inauguration, EPA employees were told to stop publicizing taxpayer-funded science. After Pruitt took over, he removed "science" from the mission statement of the agency's Office of Science and Technology. He scrubbed a climate-science site from public view after two decades of the EPA hosting it online. Pruitt also dismisses more than 100 years of science when he says that he doesn't believe that carbon dioxide is the primary driver of global warming. As attorney general of Oklahoma, Pruitt was a fierce critic of the EPA and a reliable ally of oil companies lobbying for looser emissions rules.

Hawking had previously expressed his misgivings to ITV News about then-presidential candidate Trump, who he called "a demagogue who seems to appeal to the lowest common denominator."

Asked to explain the Trump "phenomenon," the world-renowned physicist's appeared to find himself uncharacteristically stumped: "I can't," he said simply.

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Stephen Hawking says Trump's climate policies are pushing Earth toward an irreversible "tipping point"

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Famed physicist Stephen Hawking spent part of his 75th birthday celebration warning the public of the potentially catastrophic consequences of US president Donald Trump's climate change policy. "We are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible," he said yesterday (July 2) in an interview with BBC News.

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As someone who's growing up in this society, having the freedom to love whoever, whether they're the opposite or same gender is so, so very important to me. It's amazing to see this slowly being implemented and this... this fills my heart with warmth. I'm overjoyed now knowing others are getting the rights they deserve, but have been denied for so, so long. I'm hoping, (fingers crossed) that the Philippines legalizes same sex marriage as well!

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Germany legalizes same-sex marriage, Merkel votes against

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(UPDATED) The reform grants full marital rights, including child adoption, to gay and lesbian couples, who in Germany have been allowed since 2001 to enter so-called civil unions

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I'm a total Studio Ghibli junkie, and now that Hayao Miyazaki has retired, I can't help bit be a little sad. I must say though, one of my favorite movies produced by ghibli was actually not directed by the great Miyazaki! (I know, I know, I'm guilty!!) When Marnie was there was actually done by Hiromasa Yonebashi, who, if I am correct, is now working in Studio Ponoc. Despite being founded only 2 years ago, Studio Ponoc has already come out with it's first ever movie: Mary and the witches flower". I'm totally hyped, and I can't wait for it's release here!

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The production house was founded by former Studio Ghibli staffers.

There's a whole world beyond Ghibli. The newly founded Studio Ponoc is hoping to prove just that with "Mary and the Witch's Flower," its inaugural release; the word "ponoc," Croatian for "midnight," signifies new beginnings. Watch the newest trailer for "Mary" below.
READ MORE: 'Mary and The Witch's Flower' Trailer: Studio Ponoc's First Film Keeps the Spirit of Studio Ghibli Alive
The film, an adaptation of Mary Stewart's "The Little Broomstick," was written by Riko Sakaguchi ("The Tale of the Princess Kaguya") and directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi ("When Marnie Was There"), who co-founded Ponoc after Hayao Miyazaki's retirement prompted Ghibli to announce that it would no longer produce feature films. (That didn't last, of course.) It tells of a little girl who learns she has mysterious powers, albeit with a catch: They only last for one night.
READ MORE: 'Mary and the Witch's Flower' Trailer: Ex-Studio Ghibli Staffers Reveal Sweeping New Project
Yonebayashi brought several others from Ghibli with him to the new studio, and it shows in the evocative visuals of this trailer. "Mary and The Witch's Flower" is due for release sometime this year.

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The production house was founded by former Studio Ghibli staffers. There's a whole world beyond Ghibli. The newly founded Studio Ponoc is hoping to prove just that with "Mary and the Witch's Flower," its inaugural release; the word "ponoc," Croatian for "midnight," signifies new beginnings. Watch the newest trailer for "Mary" below.