It's an artwork by Michel de Broin from 2001 called Entrelacement
http://micheldebroin.org/entrelacement/

I thought it originated from dough-nought.

And if the characters have lots of circles and ovals in them then it is Korean. 언어

"this prison is a small slice of paradise as it is situated on its own island"
Riker's island? ;)

He seems not aware that those are only the receiving antennas of the DUGA-3 system. The actual transmitter (and true source of the "Woodpecker") is located a fair distance away as not to interfere. Map: https://www.flickr.com/photos/martintrolle/7460061596
There was also another installation of DUGA-3 on the Russian east coast.

Neither in civil society or family should a punishment be given for breaking a rule that was not set earlier. Random punishments, or randomly severe punishments, undermine the authority and trust you have as a parent (or police).

Sure, sometimes taking away the favorite toy for a while may be the only option to make the kids think twice. But then you have to have a talk about how their actions led to your reaction. Family rules cannot be hundreds of paragraphs covering everything.

I think she just suddenly thought her kids were acting spoiled, but spoiling is her fault, and not theirs. She should've explained to them how angry she got and why, and then set the rule that next time it happens ...the ice cream goes in the bin.

Clever design. But a note on letters: å is swedish (and norwegian) (like in all), and é is an allowed accent. But ë is french, ü is a german y (like in yes) and æ is danish/norwegian where swedes would write ä (like in air).

More about the dots: Story of the umlaut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzK6VdK8YRs

Hey, spoiler alerts!

The book is only 198 years old. Some people may not have had the time to finish it yet.

They rally round tha family! With a pocket full of shells
Bulls on parade

Primer.

The Prisoner: Portmeirion, Wales

I love these Ikea mice.

Men and women are equal and should be treated with equal respect. Good manners should apply to men as well as women. What she is learning him is to treat women differently than men, and that is the same mechanism that made someone hurt her in the past. It does not matter if she teaches him to put women on pedestals or to think they are inferior, it is an unnatural archaic discrepancy.

Also, a 6yo has not fully developed empathy yet, and for me treating other well is in big part an empathy action. http://psychcentral.com/lib/how-children-develop-empathy/

The ants are passing straight through each other. Watch at .25 speed. This is fake.