Red Cross Opens Sinlaku Family Reunification Line; Separate Hotline for Missing Children The American Red Cross has a Sinlaku family reunification line active. Saipan: 670-234-3459. Guam: 671-472-6217. For missing children after Sinlaku, call 911 then 1-800-843-5678.

The American Red Cross launches a reunification service for families impacted by Typhoon Sinlaku in the Northern Mariana Islands.
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ESTE SÁBADO – Participaremos del 14° Festival de la Mariposa Arlequín (Atlantea Tulita) organizado por la Liga Ecológica Quebradillana.

Presentaremos al mediodía el proyecto Ruta Borinquen en Guajataca. Esta es tu oportunidad de unirte al proyecto. ¡No te lo pierdas!

Finding the Office of English Language Acquisition was a lifesaver as a newbie teacher. The resources were highly relevant to me & other teachers here in Puerto Rico since we teach English as a second language. Seeing it be destroyed has been frustrating & demotivating.

We're looking for two interns to join us this summer! 📚

Our internships are 12 weeks long and will run from June 1st-August 21st, 2026. They are hybrid schedule at 15 hours per week. Pay is $18.50 an hour.

Applications close on May 1st, 2026!

Exciting and good news from the Glaze/Nightshade UChicago team!

They are releasing a new non-profit, ETCH, whose mission is specifically to assist and prioritize humans in this GenAi era!

One of the first public releases of ETCH is Quicksilver, an solid GenAi detector for music!

He Warned About the Dangers of A.I. If Only His Father Had Listened.

I am grateful to the New York Times and reporter @teddyrosenbluth.bsky.social for sharing the sad story of my father’s reliance on AI for medical guidance, and how it caused him so much pain, and likely hastened his death.

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/13/w...

Two hooded figures with lamps approach a moonlit, isolated cottage. A woman answers the door. We have come for the child, says the hooded figure So soon? she asks It is time, says the hooded figure. The woman is distraught. We should never have got him a library card! What is done cannot be undone, says the hooded figure We couldn’t see the harm! We just wanted him to enjoy reading! For most, it ends there, says the hooded figure, turning away and walking into the wilderness Oh lord, What have I done! says the woman, the child walks past her and out into the darkness with them. Do not cry mother. I am a writer now.

my latest books cartoon for @theguardian.com

This is quite literally the plot of Dr Bees. 😂

IT SQUISH

BIRBS

I'm gonna have to investigate my phone for that issue too.

It actually has a name ("task avoidance"/ "avoidant behaviors") and comes up quite a bit in studies about procrastination and/or emotional management.

🥰 I'm honestly so excited that my students are reading books.

Good thing you got away in time.

Living in Central America made me overthink snakes since sooo many species look similar.

Hate it when that happens. 🫠

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✨ Parents & family members: Join NLP's @thequickness.bsky.social on April 30 at the Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival!

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A map pin surrounds the words "Start local. Today is Local News Day!" Below it to the right is the logo for Local News Day, which has stacked words, with a map pin replacing the O in "Local."

It’s here! Today is Local News Day! Today is the day when we can come together and share our support for local news and information with our friends and neighbors. Visit localnewsday.org to find trusted local news where you live, and share with us how you’re celebrating Local News Day! #localnewsday

Nop Nop Snep

Hope someone who knows more about them can identify it (they all scare me).

It's always scary to reach out for help, but it's good that you did.🥺

Watercolor blue background. Text reads: April is National DEAF History Month. Above the letters for DEAF are hands of various shades spelling deaf using ASL. The ASAN logo is at the bottom.

April isn’t just Autism Acceptance Month, it’s also National Deaf History Month! As we continue to promote autism acceptance and advocacy, we also encourage people to take time to learn about Deaf history this April. Look Deaf-led orgs like the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) to learn more!

Those are so cute~

🫶

Friday: Forbidden Tales Every Friday, forbidden tales will be revealed.

That one sounds like it might be from "Friday Forbidden Tales"
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It feels like they're just using those kids as guinea pigs while lining their pockets with money.

Another anthology you might want to check out is "Fuan no Tane" though "PTSD Radio" is also pretty popular.

It'll probably take a bit but chances are it's something Naver produced in the 2010s since that was the "golden age of online horror anthologies".

You're welcome. I've read way too much horror media. 😂

Chiller Stories that crawl up and down your spine.

Sounds like "Chiller" (Webtoon) www.webtoons.com/en/thriller/...

An AI company set out to fix news deserts. Instead, it copied local journalists’ work - Poynter Nota shut down its news sites after Axios and Poynter found dozens of plagiarized quotes, phrases and photos

Poynter found more than 70 stories dating back to October that included reporting, writing and photography from local journalists without attribution. www.poynter.org/ethics-trust...

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