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Venezuelan Interior Minister and long-suspected drug lord Diosdado Cabello announced on Saturday that the socialist regime arrested three U.S. citizens for their alleged involvement in a plot to assassinate socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro. As is customary for the Venezuelan regime, Cabello accused the CIA of being behind the alleged plot, offering no evidence to back up the claim. He further accused Spain’s National Intelligence Centre (CNI) of being “neck-...

The United States has dismissed claims made by Venezuela that the CIA plotted to assassinate President Nicolás Maduro and other top officials. Three US citizens, two Spaniards and one Czech national have been arrested on suspicion of plotting to destabilise the country, the Venezuelan interior minister said. Calling the detainees “mercenaries”, Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello claimed that the CIA was "leading the operation” and that hundreds of weapons had been seized. The US...

A lot has changed since the 1970s. If you took a 20-year-old from 2024 and put them in a time machine back to 1974, they’d have a hard time figuring out how to use a telephone, get a good picture on the television set with rabbit ears, or buy tickets for the Pink Floyd or Jackson 5 concert. They’d also probably be appalled by the number of people who smoke, the massive amount of litter on the streets, and the general lack of concern for the safety of children. In certain cities, they’d also be blown away by the amount of smog in the air. A Reddit user directing a production that takes place in the '70s wanted to learn what life was like in the “Me Decade,” so they asked the AkkReddit forum for “some behaviors from that time that have disappeared,” and he received over 2,400 responses. Some were bittersweet remembrances of a carefree and unsupervised childhood. At the same time, others recalled a time when children were often the targets of abuse and subject to many traumatic experiences that they were discouraged from speaking about. We looked at the thread and chose the 17 best responses to behaviors from the ‘70s that “have disappeared.”1. Playing with the phone cord"Fidgeting with the long coiled cord while talking on the phone—like twirling your finger into the coil.""We had a long cord that you could swing like a jump rope.""Answering every phone call with some variation of ' residence, speaking.'"2. Smelling cigarette smoke"Smoking everywhere all the time.""I remember the teachers lounge in my grammar school oozing smoke.""4 hour drives to see Nannie, all windows closed, both mom and dad smoking. Think of it, three 3 small kids getting poisioned from the 2nd hand smoke, pleading to stop or open the window and Dad saying 'get used to it, the world smokes' andMom saying the cracked open wi dow was 'too noisy'. Breathing through our coat sleeves with the arms opening under their car seats, where the fresh air came out. Four hours of constant nausea and illness that lingerd for 30 min after."3. Soda cans for candy"Returning soda bottles to the store and getting enough money back to buy a candy bar.""Yes, having work and save up for the candy bar or pack of gum. Or being lucky enough to find a penny for the gum ball machine outside the grocery store. "4. Clothes lasted forever"The lengths everyone went to make things last, all our clothes were patched or sewn up and handed down. New clothes shopping was maybe once a year. Or whenever the Sears catalog came out."5. Payphones"Checking the change slot in the phone booths in case people forgot their coins. I also remember when phone calls were a dime!"6. Calling the Time Lady"367-1234. At the time the time will be 11:22 and 20 seconds — beep”7. Playing outside all day"When being sent outside to play meant you were given a radius to stay in like 'our neighboorhood,' and a time to be home was 'when the street lights come on.'"8. TV was appointment viewing"Reading TV Guide for program times.""There was no way to record a show until VCRs came came out, so you watched a show when it was scheduled to be broadcast, and missed it if you didn’t turn it on at the time it started. So, families had to negotiate if there was more than one show on that people wanted to watch. Prime time was a big deal because that was when the three networks played their top shows."9. Rabbit ears"Wrapping tin foil squares on 'rabbit ear' antennas.""When the picture got fuzzy, slapping the side of the TV set to correct the picture."10. The phone book had many uses"That big phone book was the booster seat for the youngest kid at the table."11. CB radios"References the cb radio culture during normal conversations. Everyone understood.""Ten four""Breaker, breaker""You got that right, good buddy."12. Long distance was pricey"Making local calls vs long distance calls. Had to keep calls short to relatives because they were long distance. Making collect calls.""Right, and you might add the cost of long distance calls was X amount per minute. Also, moving into a new place required a call to the telephone company to have a phone installed in various rooms and you had to preorder the types and colors.""If you wanted to make an overseas call, you had to call the international operator at least a couple of hours before the call to schedule it."13. Fake collect calls"Making fake collect calls to your parents to come pick you up. 'You have received a collect call from … ‘we’re done and out front!’… do you wish to accept the call? Nope. Already got the message."14. Before scrolling, we read"Reading. Reading the newspaper. Reading the cereal boxes at breakfast. Reading on the toilet. Doing crosswords and word games. Before phones, you had to engage more with what was around.""If there was no Reader’s Digest in the bathroom, you had to read the shampoo ingredients. Sodium laurel sulfate, etc."15. The bank line"When Friday rolled around, and you needed money for the weekend, you went to the bank, stood in line and made a withdrawal.""We took our checks to the bank on Friday to be cashed, some for the checking account and some for spending cause everything was paid for with cash."16. Unsafe seating in trucks"No seatbelts, but drivers could get in trouble if car was overfilled, so a mom would yell 'duck' if she saw a cop. This would be a Volkswagen Bug with 7-8 kids piled up going to the beach or park. Totally normal to pile kids in the bed of a pickup truck - sometimes with folding chairs. Also common to grab the back of a car while you were skateboarding (there was a word for this I don't remember)."17. Staring at the sky"Laying down in the grass and looking at the sky. Leisure time died when portable entertainment became a thing, particularly nobile phones. The level of disconnection that's required to just stare at clouds or stars (and be happy doing it) is sorely missing nowadays. At least I miss it."

When you're a kid, friendships just sort of happen. The kids in your neighborhood, school, place of worship, sports or other activities are the pool of kids you pull friends from, and friendship in childhood mostly revolves around sharing common interests and having fun playing together. As you move to the teen years, friendship becomes more about "hanging out" and bonding over emotional things, and then adulthood comes along and throws the whole concept of friendship all out of whack. As you become entrenched in career and family and full-on-grown-up responsibilities, friendships can be harder to maintain, at least in the way we're used to. Time becomes a trickier commodity to manage, and what friendship looks like changes. That's not good or bad, it just…is. via GIPHYComedian Jake Lambert hit the nail on the head with a bit about various realities of modern adult friendship, pointing to relatable friendship norms such as:Not really knowing what your friend does for work: "What's my best friend's job? Something to do with numbers…I once heard them use the phrase 'project manager.'""No, I don't know exactly what they do for work, but I do know about every single one of their colleagues, who they hate and who's sleeping with who."What forms the basis of adult friendship:"Are we friends because we like the same things? No, we're not children! We're friends because we hate the same things." See on Instagram The reality of rarely getting together:"Oh we hang out all the time. What is it now, September? Well the last time I saw them was…I wanna say June? But we talk every day. I mean, not on the phone, on WhatsApp. I mean, not on WhatsApp, but we send each other memes on Instagram. But we message properly as well. Like we'll message to say we need to catch up soon, and then we do catch up, within about two or three months."Unannounced visits? No thanks. Unannounced phone calls? Also no. "Would I turn up at their house unannounced? No, not unless I wanted to give them a panic attack and completely ruin their day. I mean, I wouldn't even call them without a text to warn them first. You know, that's real friendship."via GIPHYPeople totally related and added their own friendship realities to the mix in the comments:"Say what you will but not talking to a person for months and picking up like you never stopped talking when you finally get together is a new level of friendship unlocked ?❤️??""Texting to warn them before calling is friendship!!!!!!!!!! It is!!!!!!?""I wouldn’t even call them without a text to warn them first is my love language.""Also, you have known each other for 10 years and have 3 photos together.""The shame of how accurate this is ??????"Adult friendships may be challenging to maintain fully, but they're still valuable and research shows that we may be missing out on some of their benefits. According to one analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s "American Time Use Survey" Americans are spending significantly less time with friends—and more time alone—than we did a decade ago. From 2014 to 2019, the time we spent with friends dropped by 37%. Then the pandemic hit, and we all know how that turned our social lives upside down. The most recent data, from 2021, showed even more of a drop in friend time, from a little over 4 hours a week in 2019 to a little less than 3 hours a week in 2021. Spending time alone doesn't automatically mean feeling lonely—some people genuinely prefer to spend time by themselves—but humans are social creatures in general and research shows we are facing an epidemic of loneliness and isolation. A few reasons might be how increasingly online our lives have become, how anxious and exhausted many of us feel, and the connections that got disrupted during the pandemic. Whatever the reason, a whole lot of people are lonely these days.via GIPHYNurturing friendships in-real-life could be a way to counter that. Focus on quality over quantity. You don't have to have a ton of close friends—focus on the ones you share similar values with and who bring out the best in you. Even if you don't have time to get together often, check in regularly with more than just a meme. Even a simple, "Hey, I'm thinking about you and wondering how you're doing," can go a long way. Scheduling get-togethers on a monthly basis (a first-Saturday-of-the-month set coffee date or something) can make it easier to see one another rather than always trying to coordinate schedules. Long-distance friendships can be trickier, but we do have loads of technology to communicate long-distance and don't underestimate those "We need to plan a get-together" messages. Acknowledging that you miss one another and want to see each other despite the difficulty of actually making it happen means something. Friendships as adults may have some comical quirks, but they're still important to our well-being and life enrichment. Keep sending those memes and get together when you can. You'll rarely regret making the effort. You can find more from Jake Lambert on his Instagram page here.