Prix de Metropolis World (CLAY)CLAY

These kids are incredibly talented. Just four months ago, they didn’t even know it themselves. They spent their days wandering the streets with no direction. Government school had taught them nothing. There were no sports facilities. They had no dreams to chase, simply because they had no exposure to what was happening beyond their remote hamlet. Yet, with the little they had, they were content. Then, when we gave them access to resources and opportunities, everything began to change. > They started learning how to create art from clay. > They discovered the basics of theatre and even performed a skit. > They celebrated festivals. > They learned multiplication, tables. > They’re picking up English. > They learned yoga. > They’re playing sports. > They’re building friendships. > They’re eating nutrient-rich food. And, most importantly, they’re gaining clarity about their future. We’re here to give them the equal opportunities they deserve - in a society that once saw them as outcasts.

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$ISP is retesting here after pumping 50% from our bottom entry Chart looks destined to run 10x as alts only getting started Many breakout traders will enter in this retest as there's BURNS on 28 JULY 🔥🔥🚀 $xyro $vrtx $clay $manyu $rdo $tslax $spyx $more $loka $fxs $chess $tenet $xeta

RT @Artedeingenio: Some days really do feel like a trip to the dentist 🦷😩 Prompt: A clay vampire at the dentist refusing to open his mout…

🚨🇵🇱 POLAND UNEARTHS 6,000-YEAR-OLD VENUS FIGURINE - "DISCOVERY OF THE CENTURY"? In a plot twist worthy of Indiana Jones, a Polish farmer stumbled on what archaeologists are calling the “discovery of the century”: the “Kolobrzeg Venus,” a 6,000-year-old limestone figurine that’s rewriting the prehistoric playbook in Western Pomerania. Barely 12 cm tall and sporting zero facial features, this Neolithic diva still manages to flaunt unmistakable curves, suggesting she’s a symbol of Venus, goddess of love and fertility. Experts think she might have starred in fertility rituals performed by early farmers who settled along the fertile banks of the Parsęta River. Unlike her European Venus cousins, usually sculpted from clay, Kolobrzeg’s Venus is carved from limestone, a material rarely used for these figurines. She now joins the VIP club of prehistoric icons like Austria’s Venus of Willendorf and Germany’s Venus of Hohle Fels - proof that humans have been obsessed with fertility symbols for thousands of years. Source: Euronews