The new name puts a focus on inclusivity. Krone told The Associated Press that they wanted a name going forward that made clear that all children and teens are “very, very welcome.”

He added that when people question why the organization needs a new name, he points to historically low membership numbers.

Like other organizations, the scouts lost members during the pandemic, when participation was difficult. The high point over the past decade was in 2018, when there were more than 2 million members. Currently, the organization serves just over 1 million young people, including more than 176,000 girls and teens. Membership peaked in 1972 at almost 5 million.

Reposted because the original had a shitty youtube link covered with ads.

Is the Avro Vulcan the most beautiful bomber of the Cold War?

Bonus video: Vulcan bomber stuns beach-goers with a low fly by:

The Avro Vulcan first flew in 1956 and formed the front line of the British nuclear deterrent through much of the cold war. It saw (non-nuclear) combat against Argentina in the 1982 Falklands War. Nonetheless, the model was retired in 1984.

The aeroplane in the above videos is XH558 The Spirit of Great Britain, the last flyable Vulcan. She took to the air for the final time in 2015, and remains in a taxiable condition.

Why does the Retaurdian have mostly news about Trump? Is it run by the State Department radio free Europe style? It's Bongs' worst rag, worse than the Daily Mail by far.

I tried to redo the outline to make it more squiggly in places.

Tbh, they almost had it. Almost. In fact, you can even say that they got pretty screwed over on that late would-be equalizer being ruled “offside”…

…but hey, maybe if they didn't give up two huge goals just minutes apart late in the match, maybe it wouldn't be a big deal, no?

Real will now have the chance to finish TKD (Total Kraut Death) come June…

!football

Local monero, a fiat way to buy monero with no KYC, will be shutting down.

Best way now is to use bisq if you want to avoid centralized exchanges. Maybe some image board will come up for p2p

Did she forget she needs tin foil on her head as well??

This some British ass shit lol 😂 my boy pulled out a box cutter and can’t toss the bike over the fence. pic.twitter.com/wix7Qv5Tsq

— 🛸Hashtronaut🛸 (@ConceptRaps) May 8, 2024

A drone filmed Emory students training for a protest last week: pic.twitter.com/5ZTD5iqvz9

— Steve McGuire (@sfmcguire79) May 8, 2024

Even Marvelcels are like "that's still too much lol".

https://old.reddit.com/r/entertainment/comments/1cmbo49/marvel_will_release_no_more_than_three_movies_and/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/Marvel/comments/1cmfb1a/marvel_will_release_no_more_than_three_movies_and/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/comments/1cmbx6i/marvel_will_release_no_more_than_three_movies_and/?sort=controversial

Marvel Will Release No More Than Three Movies and Two Shows Per Year, Bob Iger Says

Disney CEO Bob Iger says the company is shrinking the MCU with a new mission to drop the number of Marvel TV series to two a year and the film output to no more than three movies per year.

Iger said this is part of Disney's overall strategy to reduce output and focus on quality, a strategy “that's particularly true with Marvel.”

“We're slowly going to decrease volume and go to probably about two TV series a year instead of what had become four and reduce our film output from maybe four a year to two, or a maximum of three,” the Disney CEO said during the company's quarterly earnings call Tuesday. “And we're working hard on what that path is.”

Iger says Marvel has “a couple of good films in '25 and then we're heading to more ‘Avengers,' which we're extremely excited about,” adding: “Overall, I feel great about the slate. It's something that I've committed to spending more and more time on. The team is one that I have tremendous confidence in and the IP that we're mining, including all the sequels that we're doing, is second to none.”

The announcement is at odds with the most recent release calendar distributed by Disney, which has four films from Marvel Studios slated for 2025 — “Captain America: Brave New World,” “Thunderbolts,” “The Fantastic Four,” and “Blade” — and four more Marvel movies slated for 2026, including the fifth “Avengers” movie. Marvel is releasing a single film in 2024, “Deadpool & Wolverine.” (Historically, the only time Marvel has released more than three movies in a year was in 2021, after the studio sat out 2020 due to the pandemic: “Black Widow,” “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” “Eternals” and “Spider-Man: No Way Home” — the latter of which was a co-production with Sony Pictures.)

On the TV side, Iger says that a portion of the upcoming series, a slate that includes the Kathryn Hahn-led “WandaVision” spinoff “Agatha,” set for release are “a vestige of basically a desire in the past to increase volume.”

While Iger has previously stated plans to reduce Marvel franchise output, he's not previously been this direct in terms of exactly how many titles Disney plans to release for both TV and film each year.

Later in the call, Iger fielded a question about Disney's focus on sequels and originals, noting that the focus is currently more on franchise films: “We're gonna balance sequels with originals. Specifically in animation, we had gone through a period where our original films and animation, both Disney and Pixar, were dominating. We're now swinging back a bit to lean on sequels.”

Iger cited Disney's plans for the next “Toy Story” movie and this summer's release of “Inside Out 2” and said these films have an increased value because known IP costs less to market.

For Marvel, Iger pointed to new movie “Thunderbolts” coming in 2025 alongside sequels “Deadpool & Wolverine” this summer and “Captain America: Brave New World” next year. “It'll just be a balance, which we think is is right,” Iger said.