Protect America's Wild Horses from Mass Slaughter and Lethal "Management" www.congressweb.com/AWI/549?fram...
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Photo shows a Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad engine, with a portrait of Abraham Lincoln mounted on the front. The engine was one of several used to carry Lincoln's body from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, Ill. This photograph is a copy, probably made in the early 1900s, of a photo taken in 1865. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
On this day in 1865, President Abraham Lincoln's funeral train left Washington, D.C., en route to its final destination of Springfield, Illinois. The journey took 13 days and covered 1,700 miles through seven states. The train that carried the slain president was called the “Lincoln Special.” 🧵
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Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. www.nytimes.com/2026/04/13/a...
This was posted 4/13/26 but I'm just reading it today.
A white bunny with dark brown spots lies stretched out on a wooden floor near a wall.
An icy puddle near some trees along the street
A flower covered with frost
A bus shelter with frost on the window
A frosty morning on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 in Trumansburg, New York. 🥶
Alas, won by Stone. Room with a View is my #1 favorite film so I'd've given it first to Ivory &second to Lynch.
I have pictures of ice &frost I’ll post when I’m in the office (WiFi).
We’re in the final stretch! Mustering my motivation to the finish line 🏃♀️
Mother Mary opens this Thursday 4/23 at Cinemapolis!
"Much like his previous experiment, A Ghost Story, Mother Mary captures emotional distance through metaphysical means." - The Film Stage
See you at the movies!
#ithaca #ithacany #ithacacommons #downtownithaca #607 #cinemapolis
This wasn’t on my radar— I’m intrigued.
October 2026:
I think I need to put the wool liner back in my raincoat.
Cell phone weather showing 27° in Trumansburg, New York with a high of 52°
Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
I bought a couple of his books after reading your post.
Fascinating read on the creative unconscious and the psychology of transformation www.themarginalian.org/2025/05/02/e...
Fifty Years in the Magic Circle by Signor Blitz, Illustrated. Green cover with gold titles and black decoration of owl and strange serpentine creature with foliage and magician on the binding.
Book Cover of the Day:
Pigeon perched on branch amongst foliage, photo. Description from ebird: ‘An enormous pigeon of lowland swamp forest. Blue-gray body and maroon chest. Differs from other crowned pigeons by its long white-tipped crest and pale gray wing patch tipped with maroon. Claps its wings very loudly when it takes off. Forages on the forest floor for fallen fruit. Courtship display includes rocking whole body forward and fanning tail, then lifting wings. Unmistakable and does not overlap with other crowned-pigeons. Voice a deep, upslurred booming call. Also regular deep hooting notes.’
Pigeon of the Day:
Victoria Crowned-Pigeon
Near Threatened
📷 Nigel Voaden
Embroidery depicts an owl in a tree, the trunk is wound by a snake climbing, there’s a deer at the lower portion of the trunk, there’s a tortoise to one side approaching a river that has a fish swimming downstream and a hedgehog at the very top, above the tree. There is writing down one side, but I don’t know what it says.
The Homestead and the Forest, cot quilt, May Morris, embroidered by Jane Morris, 1889.
Could #AI systems be conscious?
What happens to our work and sense of purpose if AI outperforms us?
We discuss these questions with Derek Shiller from Rethink Priorities.
Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts.
#PeterSinger #LivesWellLived #FutureOfAI #FutureOfWork
Remembering Charlotte Brontë — born 210yrs ago today in Thornton, West Yorkshire.
DEAD POETS SOCIETY (1989)
JOHN LENNON interviewed in 1968.
“Our society is run by insane people… I think we're being run by maniacs for maniacal ends."
He was right then.
He’s right now.
Today's the feast of St Anselm, 11th Century Italian Benedictine monk and theologian, and Archbishop of Canterbury 1093-1109. Here he is putting Henry I in his place in glass by Moira Forsyth, 1964 in Norwich Cathedral.
It's National Library Week. ❤️ That's it, that's the post.
Support PBS News Hour www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoD5...
Student journalist piece covering: Cornell Human Ecology’s newest exhibitions: “Fashioning Justice: Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54 and the Power of Presence. #IthacaWeek #CornellUniversity #art #fasion ithacaweek-ic.com/19070/news/l...