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It appears that Ukraine is on the offensive
Offense is the best defense

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These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of April 23, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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At least 8 killed, 28 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over past day Russia launched 155 drones at Ukraine overnight, the Air Force said, reporting that Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 139.

⚡️ At least 8 killed, 28 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over past day.

Russia launched 155 drones at Ukraine overnight, the Air Force said, reporting that Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 139.

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Energy price volatility remains the name of the game:
Brent crude continues its rollercoaster ride, currently priced at $103.53 per barrel.
#oil #economy #markets #energy #middleeastwar

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Scientists Puzzled by Huge Shadowy Blight Spreading Across Surface of Mars - United Kingdom Sign up to see the future, today

Scientists Puzzled by Huge Shadowy Blight Spreading Across Surface of Mars

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech A…

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Doggo loving his li’l bro ❤️

TT: cool_uz777

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This glassware was found in the wreck of a Roman ship in 2023 & is in near perfect condition. The wreck lies 350m deep between Italy’s Capraia Island & NE Corsica, and robot vehicles were used to retrieve the items. Astonishing find & an astonishing photo, like a Dutch still life

📷Manuel Anó

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This black-and-white portrait captures Maggie Kuhn (1905–1995), the indomitable founder of the Gray Panthers, an activist group that revolutionized the fight against ageism. Seated in a relaxed yet attentive pose, Kuhn is seen in her later years, radiating a sense of sharp-witted wisdom and gentle defiance. She is dressed in a dark, structured, button-down jacket with a small round collar, featuring a prominent circular political button pinned to her left chest—a hallmark of her lifelong commitment to grassroots organizing. Her silver hair is elegantly swept back, and she wears thin-framed glasses that highlight her keen, observant eyes and a slight, knowing smile.

Her hands, weathered by time and adorned with simple rings, rest naturally in her lap, one draped over the arm of what appears to be a patterned chair. The background is softly out of focus, showing a glimpse of indoor foliage and a textured wall, suggesting a television studio or public forum setting where she frequently challenged societal norms. The composition is a medium shot that focuses on her presence as a formidable public figure. The mood is one of dignified strength and intellectual vitality, serving as a powerful visual testament to her legacy as a champion for intergenerational justice and the rights of the elderly.

This black-and-white portrait captures Maggie Kuhn (1905–1995), the indomitable founder of the Gray Panthers, an activist group that revolutionized the fight against ageism. Seated in a relaxed yet attentive pose, Kuhn is seen in her later years, radiating a sense of sharp-witted wisdom and gentle defiance. She is dressed in a dark, structured, button-down jacket with a small round collar, featuring a prominent circular political button pinned to her left chest—a hallmark of her lifelong commitment to grassroots organizing. Her silver hair is elegantly swept back, and she wears thin-framed glasses that highlight her keen, observant eyes and a slight, knowing smile. Her hands, weathered by time and adorned with simple rings, rest naturally in her lap, one draped over the arm of what appears to be a patterned chair. The background is softly out of focus, showing a glimpse of indoor foliage and a textured wall, suggesting a television studio or public forum setting where she frequently challenged societal norms. The composition is a medium shot that focuses on her presence as a formidable public figure. The mood is one of dignified strength and intellectual vitality, serving as a powerful visual testament to her legacy as a champion for intergenerational justice and the rights of the elderly.

𝘚𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘬 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘮𝘪𝘯𝘥, 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯 𝘪𝘧 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘷𝘰𝘪𝘤𝘦 𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘬𝘦𝘴.

Maggie Kuhn was forced to retire at 65 & dedicated the rest of her life to fighting ageism & advocating for older adults' rights. Founded Gray Panthers, 1970. Was instrumental in the ban on mandatory retirement.

Active until her death #OTD in 1995 at 89.

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Spain to send ammunition, 100 armored vehicles to Ukraine "This collaboration serves as a testament to our country's commitment to the defense of democratic values, to freedom, and to a just and lasting peace," Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles said ...

⚡️Spain to send ammunition, 100 armored vehicles to Ukraine.

"This collaboration serves as a testament to our country's commitment to the defense of democratic values, to freedom, and to a just and lasting peace," Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles said during a visit to Kyiv.

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This painting, titled Dos Mujeres (Two Women) or Portrait of Two Women, was created by Mexican artist Diego Rivera in 1914. It is an important early work from Rivera in Paris, where he explored Cubism alongside Picasso and Braque.

This painting, titled Dos Mujeres (Two Women) or Portrait of Two Women, was created by Mexican artist Diego Rivera in 1914. It is an important early work from Rivera in Paris, where he explored Cubism alongside Picasso and Braque.

This painting, titled Dos Mujeres (Two Women) or Portrait of Two Women, was created by Mexican artist Diego Rivera in 1914. It is an important early work from Rivera in Paris, where he engaged with Cubism alongside Picasso and Braque.

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please do not take JFK JR seriously

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As we’ve come to expect the unacceptable, from the purveyor of misinformation and fabrication

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Going back 2000 years really brings our current warming into perspective. Carbon pollution is remaking our climate. Thanks @edhawkins.org for the great visual.

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China Battery-Maker Gotion Says War Shifts Focus to Clean Energy Gotion High-Tech Co. Ltd., a major Chinese battery manufacturer, is seeing a renewed global focus on the green transition as fossil fuel disruptions due to the Iran war drive demand for clean-energy technology.

Gotion a major Chinese battery manufacturer, is seeing a renewed global focus on the green transition as fossil fuel disruptions due to the Iran war drive demand for clean-energy technology

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"Rogelio" says, "I'm harvesting strawberries in Ventura County today. It's pouring rain. The weather has been changing a lot lately. The strawberry harvest hasn't been good this year. Thank God, my health is good and I'll keep working as hard as I can to feed my family." #WeFeedYou

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Cartoon by
Bob Englehart

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'Greatest threat' — as Russia arms for large-scale war, Germany unveils plan to build Europe's strongest army German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius unveiled a new national military strategy on April 22 in light of Russia's growing threat. It marks Germany's first such strategy since World War II.

⚡️'Greatest threat' — as Russia arms for large-scale war, Germany unveils plan to build Europe's strongest army.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced a national military strategy on April 22 in light of Russia's growing threat. It marks Germany's first such plan since World War II.

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If you are healthy cancer free count your blessings

RFK JR DOES NOT CARE ABOUT YOU

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The US Government used to be the strongest supporter of new therapeutics to save the lives of people battling metastatic melanoma or pancreatic cancer.

Tools exist. They need support, resources are smart regulation.

It’s no longer happening and patients will bear the burden.

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What have you got against syringes RFK? Is it that they bring back memories of the wilderness years?

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Bottom line: the issue isn't only what Iran can do. It's that everyone now knows what Iran can do. Revealed vulnerability changes bargaining power.

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Wassilly Kandinsky (1866-1944)
Black and Violet, 1923.
Oil on canvas.
#Abstract

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Located in the town of Caviahue, Argentina, Salto del Agrio is a 60 meter high waterfall, which drops to a small green pool surrounded by yellow and red basaltic rocks

[📹 facundo_carrizo24]

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It’s Earth Day 🌎
If we are being realistic and honest - which really is the least we can do - it’s very likely warmer today than anytime in the last 120,000 years. And, the global warming rate the past century - and especially the last 30 years - is “exponentially”… 1/

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Science alert: 3D view of ongoing fires & smoke plumes explain why the smell of smoke is usually more potent in the morning.
The US is off to its fastest fire season since at least 2012. Several large fires 🔥 are burning across Florida and Georgia. But wait, there’s more… 1/

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A black & white portrait photo of a middle aged black man in 19th century clothing. He looks very serious, even angry.

From the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site: ‘ Douglass knew that pictures allowed him to present himself as a person worthy of respect and dignity equal to any white man, and to challenge slavery and the era’s racist social norms…

The commercial photograph called a daguerreotype was invented in 1839 by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre. Douglass spoke highly of Daguerre as an inventor who brought forth the advancement of society through his invention. He acknowledged the growing popularity of photography and its capability to connect with its viewers. Douglass said that “Men of all conditions may see themselves as others see them” (Stauffer et al. 2015).

Through self-representation, Frederick Douglass took control of his own narrative. He powerfully conveyed the qualities and attributes that enslaved Blacks were denied since their arrival in America. Considering the American social landscape in the 1800s, the confidence he showed in early photographs helped build such a strong reputation that some people questioned if he was ever a fugitive slave (Picturing Frederick Douglass with John Stauffer 2017).

Ultimately, Frederick Douglass’ legacy shows hope for the future with technology as an aid to freedom and true equality in America. He said, “It is evident that the great cheapness and universality of pictures must exert a powerful, though silent, influence upon the ideas and sentiment of present and future generations” (Stauffer et al. 2015).’

A black & white portrait photo of a middle aged black man in 19th century clothing. He looks very serious, even angry. From the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site: ‘ Douglass knew that pictures allowed him to present himself as a person worthy of respect and dignity equal to any white man, and to challenge slavery and the era’s racist social norms… The commercial photograph called a daguerreotype was invented in 1839 by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre. Douglass spoke highly of Daguerre as an inventor who brought forth the advancement of society through his invention. He acknowledged the growing popularity of photography and its capability to connect with its viewers. Douglass said that “Men of all conditions may see themselves as others see them” (Stauffer et al. 2015). Through self-representation, Frederick Douglass took control of his own narrative. He powerfully conveyed the qualities and attributes that enslaved Blacks were denied since their arrival in America. Considering the American social landscape in the 1800s, the confidence he showed in early photographs helped build such a strong reputation that some people questioned if he was ever a fugitive slave (Picturing Frederick Douglass with John Stauffer 2017). Ultimately, Frederick Douglass’ legacy shows hope for the future with technology as an aid to freedom and true equality in America. He said, “It is evident that the great cheapness and universality of pictures must exert a powerful, though silent, influence upon the ideas and sentiment of present and future generations” (Stauffer et al. 2015).’

daguerreotype of Frederick Douglass (1818-1895), ca. 1847-1852 by Samuel J. Miller (1822–1888). #photography #vintagephotography #blackhistory The Frederick Douglass National Historic Site mentions he was ”the most photographed man in America during the 19th century.”

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A black & white vintage photo shows 4 large shafts of light shining on the Main Concourse of Grand Central Station, highlighting the smallness of the people within the immensity of the terminal.

A black & white vintage photo shows 4 large shafts of light shining on the Main Concourse of Grand Central Station, highlighting the smallness of the people within the immensity of the terminal.

Beams of sunlight streaming through the windows at Grand Central Station, New York City, ca. 1930. (Photo by Hal Morey/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images). I’ve seen it attributed to several photographers, but tend to trust Getty Images. #vintagephotography #photography #photographyhistory

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Seniors:
concentrate on walking
so you don’t fall

I bow my head to see the ground

CONCENTRATE.

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