A Silly Pony

I’m sure mega yachts have gone down in price, that’s a win for the oligarchs

Greeting card text: Wife and Wife for Life

Valentine’s Day candy is 50% off today!

Today’s the day!

On this day, women first allowed to argue Supreme Court cases On February 15, 1879, President Rutherford B. Hayes signed a new law that would admit women as members of the Supreme Court bar and allow them to submit and argue cases at the high court.

Today is February 15. On this day in 1879, President Rutherford Hayes signed a new law that would admit women as members of the Supreme Court bar & allow them to submit/argue cases. Thank suffragette Belva Lockwood for her efforts in this uphill battle.

#Pinks
constitutioncenter.org/blog/on-this...

She won a landmark discrimination case in Canada. An exhibit and play honour her legacy | CBC News Gloria Baylis, a Black nurse from Barbados, took a Montreal hotel giant to court in the 60s and won. It was the first Canadian case where an institution was found guilty of job discrimination based on...

She won a landmark discrimination case in Canada. An exhibit and play honour her legacy

Civil rights pioneer Gloria Baylis won case against #Montreal hotel giant in the 60s

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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Black and white image of fanged, pop-eyed, horned, winged, skeletal demon holding a Friday 13 sign. Headed The Only Official and Accurate Picture of the "Friday Thirteenth" Jinx

Happy #FridaytheThirteenth ! The only official and accurate picture of the Friday Thirteenth Jinx.
( #PhantomsFriday for good measure.)

Lego minifig version of Samuel Battle in a black and white image. The Battle figure towers over a shorter minifig in front of a Lego gate.

Samuel J. Battle was the first African-American police officer in the NYPD.

The tall, striking Battle endured tremendous racism and discrimination from his fellow officers and the public yet Battle served with distinction, honor and dignity for 40 years.
#BlackHistoryMonth

On this day, women first allowed to argue Supreme Court cases On February 15, 1879, President Rutherford B. Hayes signed a new law that would admit women as members of the Supreme Court bar and allow them to submit and argue cases at the high court.

Since February 15th is coming up, a friendly reminder that mouthy women get stuff done even way back in the day: constitutioncenter.org/blog/on-this... #belva #lockwood #women #lawyers ⚖️♀️

The cover of the graphic novel, a colored illustration by Daun Han depicting King in the foreground, Luz and Harpy Eda behind him, and the other cast of characters framing them including Willow, Hunter, Gus, Papa Titan, the Collector, and Amity.

We've been looking forward to sharing this news for a long time. We're making a graphic novel!

The Owl House: The Long-Lived King
Written by me and the amazing @mikkicrisostomo.bsky.social

Illustrated by the incomparable @dindu99.bsky.social

We're so excited to tell a brand new story.

liftoff of Ariane 6 VA267!

Liftoff of Ariane 6 #VA267 on 12 February 2026 from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana! @cnes.fr @transport.esa.int

They’re convinced (thx donnie two weeks) that birds are only affected by windmills

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Black-and-white vintage portrait photograph of Edith Clarke (1883–1959), the pioneering American electrical engineer, inventor of the Clarke Calculator (a graphical tool for solving power transmission problems), and the first woman to earn a master's degree in electrical engineering from MIT. She is shown in a close-up head-and-shoulders view against a dark, neutral background, gazing directly at the camera with a composed, intelligent expression. Clarke has distinctive curly hair neatly styled, and she wears thin, round pince-nez glasses perched on her nose with a thin bridge and side arms. She is dressed in a formal dark blouse or jacket. The classic early-to-mid-20th-century studio portrait style conveys her trailblazing role in electrical engineering and power systems innovation. #EdithClarke #WomenInEngineering #ElectricalEngineering #ClarkeCalculator #InventorsHallOfFame #MIT #MITAlum #PowerSystems

Edith Clarke, the first professional female electrical engineer in the US, was born #OTD in 1883.

+ Invented the Clarke calculator to solve electric power transmission problems faster
+ First woman to earn an MS in electrical engineering (EE) at MIT, 1919
+ First woman EE professor, US #WomenInSTEM

Wonder bread, miracle whip, and American “cheese” were already taken.

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#DIBLives One of the first female surgeons in New York city, Gertrude B. Kelly (b. #OTD 1862) worked in slums & tenements where she frequently assisted poor patients. Her experience undoubtedly contributed to the development of her activist political views. www.dib.ie/index.php/bi...

Black-and-white historical portrait of Dr. Aletta Henriëtte Jacobs (1854–1929), the pioneering Dutch physician and women's rights activist, shown in a circular frame with a textured border. She has curly dark hair piled up, a serious expression, and wears a high-necked dress with elaborate floral embroidery on the bodice. As the first woman to officially attend a Dutch university and earn a medical doctorate in the Netherlands (graduating in 1879), she became one of the country's first female doctors. In 1882, she opened the world's first birth control clinic in Amsterdam, advocated for women's suffrage, better working conditions for women, the regulation of prostitution, and international peace efforts.

Dr. Aletta Jacobs was born #OTD in 1854.

+ First woman officially to attend a Dutch university
+ First female physician in the #Netherlands, 1879
+ Founded the world's first birth control clinic, Amsterdam, 1882
+ Led women's rights & suffrage campaigns

#WomenInSTEM

Lego minifig toy of Marie Daly in a Lego science lab with multi colored flasks and chemicals

Marie M. Daly was an American biochemist and the first Black American woman in the United States to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry.

Her career included research into treatment for hypertension and cancer-causing effect of smoking in the lungs.
#BlackHistoryMonth

Lego minifig version of musician Cannonball Adderly with a saxophone standing in front of a Lego jazz club

"Cannonball" Adderley was a renowned saxophonist known for several jazz hits as well as his groundbreaking work with Miles Davis on "Kind of Blue".

A giant man with a giant heart, he spoke fiercely of the importance of music in Black culture and identity.

#BlackHistoryMonth

Last one has seen some things

I'M FINALLY BACK HOME

#MLP #art

Raffle prize for @etyline.bsky.social uwu

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Raffle prize for DA winner ^^

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Portrait of Dr. Valerie L. Thomas, the pioneering Black NASA scientist and inventor, smiling warmly at the camera. She has shoulder-length wavy gray hair, wears thin gold-framed glasses, gold hoop earrings, and a light gray herringbone-patterned blazer over a white top with a small pin on the lapel, standing confidently against a neutral gray background.

Valerie Thomas spent 30+ years at NASA helping revolutionize how we see images from space & our own world. #WomenInSTEM

Managed the development of the first image-processing systems for the Landsat program allowing satellites to send the 1st multi-spectral pictures of Earth back to scientists.(1/2)

Tried drawing mlp

#art #mlp

It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Antonino Zichichi.

A pioneer of CERN’s experimental programme in the 1950s and the driving force behind numerous experiments, he was one of the most influential figures in high-energy physics.

Our thoughts are with his family and friends.

Another random next gen OC for another MLP ship I like- here is Fluttershy and Discord's daughter, Harmony

The fun thing about Discord fankids is that there's no limit to how crazy you can go mixing and matching critter parts.

#mlpfim #fluttercord #mlpnextgen #mlpnextgenoc

New MLP oc, Opal!

Changeling Commission
#mlp #mlpfim #changeling