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Lámina 55, Lilium, de su libro El jardín de flores de plantas bulbosas ornamentales para damas, 1841.

Art: Jane Wells Loudon.

Lilac Rain #pixelart

A popular North Las Vegas swap meet is back after managers worked with legal experts on new protocols. But fears of an ICE crackdown linger, and it’s had a chilling effect on Broadacres’ vendors and surrounding businesses.

Read about it here: thenevadaindependent.com/article/broa...

I insist on our Star Trek future. I'm going to do everything in my power to make our Star Trek future happen, even if I won't be here to enjoy it.

Thank you

I'm wondering where they should draw the line though? Is humanity taken into consideration?

I get what you're saying, but I'm also questioning Newsweek. The content they're promoting on their page seems really one sided, and I saw a conflicting article

A teacher emailed me & said "My scientist didn't reply to me. My scientists ALWAYS reply to me! What the heck!".

I was like "Well. Science is kinda crumbling. Friends/colleagues are losing their jobs or at least funding, & some are being told to cease all outside communications".

She hadn't heard.

I'm sorry. I really am

Respectfully, I'm wondering why you're trying to apply logic to this. They don't care. They have their own scientific team to preserve their own lives. Having research and presenting it to the public is altruistic. And altruistic they are not

Ummm. Thank you, sincerely.

Valentine card showing a cartoon of an fault with an earthquake epicenter labeled, and a cartoon of a seismometer that says "I could detect you from miles away"

A valentine card with a cartoon of a seismogram that says "Are you an S Wave? Because you've got my amplitude soaring and my frequency racing."

A valentine card with a cartoon of a fault causing an earthquake that reads, "Are you an earthquake? Because you've got me all shaken up."

Happy #Valentinesday2025 from the movers and shakers here at the NSL! If you haven't gotten cards for your loved ones yet, we have some options for you!

Haha! No, it was just a LOT of wind

Darlings, do not forget to take breaks. Ten minutes out in the sunshine. Fifteen hiding in a blanket. Twenty minutes on the treadmill.

You need breaks.

And hydrate, you complicated house plant:

Great! But I'm stuck in Reno!

Thank you. I JUST came back from a really good walk. It was a hope for the day that I didn't think happened. I really feel so much better. I'm really grateful just for that

THIS!

As a former staffer, please tell him thank you.

Here is a moment of peace for your timeline.

Little River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Illustration of two wyrms. A wyrm is a serpentine like dragon kinda like a snake

Wyrm 🐍

just stumbled on a real jaw-dropper of a line in an essay -- “The corollary of being interested in a great range of things is to have sympathy with a great range of outlooks” -- and that, my friends, is why reading is so important.

Kansas is experiencing one of the worst TB outbreaks in recorded US history.

With little communication coming top down, it’s important to stay informed on the risks of TB and how to stay safe.

We reviewed the high points today for @nbcnews.com

#medsky

Do it.

Text a teacher.
Tell a librarian.
Talk to a scout troop leader.

Help us spread the word! Times are tough, but we're still here communicating science.

Jim Acosta announces on air that he's leaving CNN and says, "it is never a good time to bow down to a tyrant ... don't give in to the lies."

Few material things can provide perspective. This does for me.

Photo of Otto Frank, returning to his family’s hiding place. In 1944, an informant betrayed them and the family was sent to Auschwitz.

His wife (Edith) was murdered, his daughters (Margot & Anne) died of Typhus.