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Where's the AUMF for war against Iran?

@iamflyrock.bsky.social

Jesse Jackson (1941-2026)  | The Daily Yonder Jesse Jackson speaking at the Democratic primary campaign rally at Hazard, Kentucky, Memorial Gymnasium, March 1988. (Photos courtesy Mimi Pickering)

Great remembrance of Jesse Jackson (1941-2026), by @iamflyrock (aka Dee Davis) dailyyonder.com/jesse-jackso...

They could at least have said "from eh to zed"!

#MakeItSo!!

I accidentally clicked on a @washingtonpost.com link in a respected colleague's LinkedIn post. Despite its rapid decline, there's still consistently great content in the newspaper, but I have been totally boycotting since Bezos killed the editorial team's endorsement of Kamala Harris.

Thanks for this important work, Ash.

I'm just sad that Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky isn't around to memorialize the events in a new composition.

Even though we already have Ektachrome, this still seems like exciting news! It's like it came back twice!

Looks like a great playlist (though one (?) hit wonders, Milli Vanilli might have hurt feelings 😉)!

« That’s bologna!! » 😉

Not all heroes wear capes! Some come armed with 42 pound stones.

Yes, the words were in Spanish, but there was a complex story being told that did not require words to understand, and that story was told in three intertwined universal languages: love, music, and dance.

Ernie Coombs as Mr. Dressup, with puppets Casey and Finnegan and two others. From long-running CBC children's show, "Mr. Dressup", which ran from 1967-1996.

Terry, I was at a training in Los Angeles many years ago, and went to dinner with a group of folks from the training, one of whom was a woman from Eastern Michigan. We bonded over CBC tv shows for kids, including Mr. Dressup & The Friendly Giant. It was actually pretty cool!

I'm pretty sure that Canada Goose is looking south.

Canadian Prime Minister Marc Carney hugging Bonhomme, mascot of the Quebec winter carnival. Photo credit Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press, via CBC News.

More of this please. #Bonhomme

I'm grateful for those stalwart souls like @susancampbell.bsky.social, who watched, so I wouldn't have to. #Davos

P.S. After yesterday's enthusiastic response, hard to imagine that Mark Carney could look any better, yet here we are.

Take care of yourself! (Maybe check your right ear, just to be safe?)

I'm in awe of my Mum, who is a few weeks shy of her 85th birthday. She just spent a few hours shovelling snow, including clearing the driveway of a neighbour who is waiting for heart valve replacement surgery! #Shero

Watching The Sound of Music hit different this year, for reasons that should be abundantly clear.

I don’t mean to be alarmist, but people born in 2008 will become legally “adults” this year.

A new strategy is keeping young people at the table throughout Toronto's ambitious carbon-reduction plan For young climate activists in Toronto, policy discussions often feel like a closed door. A new strategy, developed by a team of U of T researchers in collaboration with youth leaders and the City of ...

Our lab director, Prof. Laura Tozer, and post-doc, Dr. Grace Nosek, spearheaded the City of Toronto's Youth Climate Engagement Strategy development process! Congrats team.

utsc.utoronto.ca/news-events/...

Read report here: www.toronto.ca/services-pay...

Full Report - Connecticut Voices for Children Free essays, homework help, flashcards, research papers, book reports, term papers, history, science, politics

There was a longer version that included some fun GIS work that sort of played the "what if an actual hurricane hit Connecticut", exploring who would be impacted by such an event. studylib.net/doc/8878397/...

Summer 2006

...to the well-being of marginalized communities in even the wealthiest state in the nation. www.bostonfed.org/publications...

Hi Dan. I wrote an article for the Communities and Banking magazine that the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston used to publish that might be of interest. The title was "Connecticut Through Katrina-Colored Glasses" and focused on the systemic inequalities that exist posing constant threat...

It's as if they have chosen to be intentionally blind to how wonderful (in both absolute and comparative terms) Canada is. Clearly there's room for improvement, but still...

Thank-you. And to you, also! As the sanity gulf between Canada and the US grows, it bewilders me that a substantial minority of Canadians continue to spew hate towards the federal government and our (Canada's) elected leaders.

This interview between @spaikin.bsky.social and former Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations (among many other prestigious roles), @BobRae48 (at the x-place), is a great conversation between two of Ontario's finest. #highlyrecommend

YouTube video by The Paikin Podcast Bob Rae: Is Canada Entering an Orwellian World?

NEW episode: Bob Rae joins @thepaikinpodcast.bsky.social
➡️5 years as Canada’s ambassador to the
United Nations
➡️How the US has left “the democracy club”
➡️What he can say now that “Bob Rae is Free”

YouTube: youtu.be/mJCriWr45gc
Apple: apple.co/3XYa9AS
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/45T2...

Probably not surprising given the events of the preceding Saturday and Sunday.... Hang in there!