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Google reviewed the app - called Absher - and concluded that it does not violate any agreements, and can therefore remain on the Google Play store.
The decision was communicated by Google to the office of Rep. Jackie Speier, a California Democrat who, with other members of Congress, wrote last week to demand they remove the service.
Google did not respond to a request for comment on the decision.
Nebula, who works as a barber's shop receptionist and a model, thought it had finally found itself when it became a man at age 29, The Mirror reports. However that feeling was fleeting and Nebula soon realized it wasn't male or female, or even human.
"I don't think or feel like humans. I can't really explain it to others - I'm simply otherworldly," Nebula said.
"I didn't feel comfortable as either gender or even anything in between. I know I'm stuck in a human form and that's how I'm perceived by others - but to me, I'm an alien with no gender."
Nebula, who doesn't mind being described as 'he' or 'she' but prefers 'it', first began to realize that it was unusual when it was diagnosed with a rare group of genetic connective tissue disorders called Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS).
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Wednesday the group crossed near Sunland Park early Tuesday, marking the latest wave of Central Americans to arrive in the state in recent months. Earlier this month, a total of 640 people crossed at two separate locations in less than 24 hours.
While more than two dozen large groups of 100 migrants or more have been apprehended in the region since Oct. 1, authorities say this marks the second large group encountered at Sunland Park.
Like the previous instances, the latest group included families and unaccompanied juveniles. Sunland Park medical technicians responded and treated some of the migrants while others were transported to a local hospital.
"[This study reveals] how racism spans across the entire Seuss collection, while debunking myths about how books like Horton Hears a Who! and The Sneetches can be used to promote tolerance, anti-bias, or anti-racism," Katie Ishizuka and Ramón Stephens write in their February 2019 report, "The Cat is Out of the Bag: Orientalism, AntiBlackness, and White Supremacy in Dr. Seuss' s Children's Books," as part of St. Catherine University's Research on Diversity in Youth Literature.
They continue: "Findings from this study promote awareness of the racist narratives and images in Dr. Seuss' children's books and implications to the formation and reinforcement of racial biases in children."
The study continues by explaining that some of the most iconic characters relay the troubling messages of Orientalism (the representation of Asia and Asian people based on colonialist stereotypes), anti-blackness and white supremacy.
150 police officers came to a modest apartment in the southern city of Naples on Saturday to arrest the 38-year old Marco Di Lauro, one of the country's most prominent gangsters. The man was captured without a fight, as he had just finished a workout. He was with his partner Cira and two cats, apparently preparing for dinner as a freshly-cooked plate of pasta was standing on the table, according to local media.
The high-profile police intervention was warmly welcomed by the locals as dozens of people gathered outside the building to watch the famous mobster being seized. Footage posted online shows the crowd chanting "Well done" as Di Lauro was brought into the police car.
Comment:
- Making Italy Great Again: Salvini adds personal touch to demolition of illegally-built mafia villas outside Rome
- Rome's police seize 8 of notorious Casamonica gypsy Mafia family's villas, evicting 30 members
- Italy ramps up search for mafia kingpin after arrests of his family members
- 170 mobsters and public officials arrested in mafia raids across Italy and Germany
Former British swimmer states the obvious: Transgender athletes should not compete in women's sports

Transgender cyclist Rachel McKinnon (centre) pictured with Jen Wagner-Assali (right), who called her victory "unfair"
Her comments come after 18-time tennis Grand Slam singles champion Martina Navratilova said it was "cheating" to allow transgender women to compete in women's sport because they had unfair physical advantages.
One campaign group said Navratilova's comments were "transphobic".
Speaking to BBC Sport, Davies, 56, said she had spoken to many other female athletes who "feel the same way".
"It is not a transphobic thing - I really want to say we have no issue with people who are transgender," she said.
"Every single woman athlete I've spoken to, and I have spoken to many, all of my friends in international sports, understand and feel the same way as me.
Comment: See also:
- Confronting a new threat to female athletics: Biological males competing as females
- Scotland's main Highland Games body under pressure from radicals to offer transgender competitions
- Sane choice: USA powerlifting org bans transgender women from competitions
- Common Sense: South Dakota to consider bill banning Transgender students from competing against opposite biological sex
The poster was put on display in the rotunda of the West Virginia statehouse as part of 'GOP Day' on Friday. It is unclear who was responsible for bringing the poster into the chamber, but it was the subject of immediate anger from Democratic lawmakers.
If the visual was not self-explanatory enough, the upper part of the collage featuring the 9/11 bombings was captioned: "'Never forget' - you said..." while the bottom one depicting Omar read: "I am the proof - you have forgotten."
Comment: Ilhan Omar has had the temerity to question the activities of 'the lobby'... with predictable results:
- Ilhan Omar is charged with invoking 'myth of dual loyalty' - but according to many Jewish writers it's no myth
- Israel supporters go nuts after Ilhan Omar points out that AIPAC influences Congress
- Ilhan Omar is being slammed for telling the truth about the Israel lobby
- Ilhan Omar sets off more hysteria for not being apologetic enough about 'anti-Semitic tweet'
- Republicans demand Nancy Pelosi remove Ilhan Omar from the House Committee after criticizing Israel
Narrative is a funny thing. You can do everything right, cross all your 'T's and dot all your 'I's and color within all the official lines, but if you offend the powerful they can still rearrange the dominant narrative underneath you to kill your public influence.
In Venezuela right now some guy named Juan is being elevated to the leadership of the nation simply by the governments of other nations referring to him as "President Guaido" and denying the legitimacy of the actual guy who is running the Venezuelan government. The funny thing about that is if enough people believe it, it can theoretically work; the only thing keeping leaders in place is the agreed-upon narrative that they're the leaders. If you can replace that narrative with a different one, as powerful people are currently attempting to do, in theory it is possible to effect a coup by pure narrative. You couldn't ask for a more perfect illustration of the power of narrative control.
The biggest news was the prosecution's announcement that a superseding indictment will definitely be issued "...in the next few weeks".
No more "maybes" - no more "it's possible that"...
Comment:
- Inside the New York sex cult where young women are branded and brainwashed with snuff movies
- New York-based self-improvement group exposed as elite sex slave cult where young women are branded and made to recruit others
- Second Seagram's heiress sued for ensnaring women in 'fraudulent scheme' as part of NXIVM cult
- FBI finally arrests leader of NXIVM cult group, Keith Raniere, for sex trafficking and child labor
A recently uploaded video shows Austrian skier Max Hauke receiving a blood transfusion in the Austrian ski resort of Seefeld. Blood transfusion is one form of so-called "blood doping" - a term describing a number of techniques designed to increase and optimize oxygen delivery to the muscles. Other methods include the administration of erythropoiesis-stimulating substances, blood substitutes, natural or artificial altitude facilities and innovative gene therapies.














Comment: It's the next 'logical' step in the formation of a 'breakaway civilization', we suppose.
See also: The Health & Wellness Show: The medical and social implications of gender multiplicity