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The Diameter Of The Bomb The diameter of the bomb was thirty centimeters and the diameter of its effective range about seven meters, with four dead and eleven wounded. And around these, in a larger circle of pain and time, two hospitals are scattered and one graveyard. But the young woman who was buried in the city she came from, at a distance of more than a hundred kilometers, enlarges the circle considerably, and the solitary man mourning her death at the distant shores of a country far across the sea includes the entire world in the circle. And I won’t even mention the crying of orphans that reaches up to the throne of God and beyond, making a circle with no end and no God.

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Sounds like an amazing time ... you lucky L.A. ducks 🍀🦆

Time-lapse of various species of mushrooms growing

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View of the Olympic mountains in Washington state from British Columbia

Sunday beachscape #OlympicMountains #JuanDeFucaStrait @bigbarnacle.bsky.social

Happy #Caturday from Paisley Neith !

Great shots

Beautiful

On this episode of Generations Ahead, Carole Anne Hilton, discusses the economic impact of the Indian Act and her concept of Indigenomics, positioning Indigenous peoples as key drivers of growth and innovation. 🎧 Listen: lnk.to/generations-...

On the left: Photo of a man in a jacket and toque sitting inside a van and staring at the camera. On the right: text that reads “Why one Canadian traded Saskatchewan for war-torn Ukraine. Brett Drozd was a straight-A student who’d never been to his family’s homeland. Then the invasion happened.”

Among the volunteers providing aid in Ukraine, a near-death experience is called a “second birthday” because you walk away with a new lease on life. Not everyone gets one—something Canadian volunteer Brett Drozd has seen firsthand. Even so, he stays. https://ow.ly/Tvjv50YlFfs

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Beautiful

Great photos

Association of Canadian Archivists - ACA Responds to Proposed Reductions at Access to Information and Privacy at Library and Archives Canada ORG description

Earlier this month, the ACA sent a letter to Minister Marc Miller expressing our concerns about proposed reductions to the Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) and Proactive Access functions at Library and Archives Canada (LAC). Read here: archivists.ca/Latest-News-...

Screenshot of an article from CBC News. The headline reads: Ottawa puts $50M behind Inuit-led university as part of major announcement for northern communities.

Canada’s first Inuit-led university will be a game changer for the North.

I hardly need to mention these two words : Michelle Remembers 😉

PT and Fort Warden: filming location for "An Officer & A Gentleman"

Jenny ...

Oh, yep ... forgot about that one ..,

Fantastic shot

The Bridge (documentary)
Shame
Up! (took my young niece and nephew to it shortly after my mum died, no idea about the story: I was a mess)
Any slasher film

💯 I've tried ...

I've read a lot about it but never want to see it

💯 : we were shown that in a high school social studies class and I had a panic attack and walked out

Jesus ...

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Well hello from Vancouver Island!

Donate to Junie needs your help , organized by Alex Steed Junie is three years old. She is a delight, and is the belle of any waiting room she finds herself i… Alex Steed needs your support for Junie needs your help

I realize there are 500 bigger fish to fry, but it turns out Junie is—beyond being a delight—a small mountain of medical maladies. All in, we're in the five-figure range and if you have a few dollars you can contribute to the belle of the pet ER ball, I know she'll appreciate it.

Today's #BirdOfTheDay theme is #BranchBirds. Here is a #CoopersHawk on a branch

#Birds #Birding #birder#birdwatching
#birdnerd

#MossMonday (scene frim Sunday!) #Moss #MiniatureWorlds