“We know how bad it can get, & we refuse to let it get that bad again. That’s why the disability rights movement exists — to say that we are only going to move forward. We refuse to turn back the clock.” Ari Ne’eman on the US administration’s attack on disabled people.
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I once had to do landscaping for a friend and ended up blowing chunks of it out of my nose. I love how it smells, but perhaps a bit too much!
Because novel experiences are fun to some people.
Most people have digitized medical records dating back many years. Did they forget to read or something?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPoT... The present fascist regime is doomed to fail. Last I checked, Hitler lost too...
...Or a wildtype graft in the style of 'side-veneer'.
I have been able to restore the fertility of some sterile cultivars with foliar sprays of Tween mixed with widely-available offmarket bioelecitors (Gibberelic/Salicylic acid) while the stomatal pores are open, though I have idea if it could work in such an instance. Use with prejudice on exotics
Pluchea odorata growing at the margins of a riparian preserve. #nativeplants #plantphenology
youtu.be/jZfDK-PtxtQ May the hoof be with you. Hasn't aged a minute. #indiefolk
E. farinosa sends its kind regards! (Taken near Phoenix, AZ)
Why you shouldn't trust spineless politicians. #opendata #transparency #autocracy
To be fair, I regularly experience this in remote areas that lean heavily on bulk data imports.
I've been both lost and physically injured as a direct result of track malignments leading me down washes...
Beware of Llamas and Delai Lamas.
#normalfornorfolk
carnegiescience.edu/news/women-p... #womeninscience #conservation
Desert senna flower bract facilitating mutualistic interactions.
Ants feeding from the extrafloral nectaries of Senna covesii - presumably forming a mutualistic relationship to increase the host's survivability (nutrient-rich litter deposition, seed dispersal, pollen theft deterrence) in exchange for simple sugar secretions.