Sam Geall

from https://www.fnha.ca/Documents/FNHA-Territory-Acknowledgements-Information-Booklet.pdf (i might be being too literal but thought it an interesting question)

Canadian example:

Safe flight back, then! And yes, next time please 🙏

how long are you in London for? come say hi!

just caught that i wrote “tweet”, but i dunno, i actually stick by that generic noun now that twitter has renamed

embarrassed to admit i understand this whole tweet

eat here https://www.thefork.co.uk/restaurant/invicta-madragoa-r674881 and thank me later

How white supremacists used an obscure 40-year-old documentary to split the Voice vote An obscure 1980s documentary about the Indigenous land rights movement has become a clarion call for those opposing the Voice to Parliament. An ABC Investigations analysis has traced how a debunked c...

Anti-communist panic has become a feature of the ‘no’ campaign over the Voice referendum. This ABC investigation shows that some circles are reviving an old Australian League of Rights book claiming that Aboriginal Land Rights were a secret communist plot.

www.abc.net.au/news/2023-09...

@mgerrydoyle.bsky.social you don’t know what you are messing with. delete your post before the big leaf machine comes for you…

there’s loads of others that come to mind, but that dialogue is so funny to me

of course he's the fucking farmer!

welcome!

once heard ridiculous apocrypha that the similar, lesser used London slang “nang” once referred to a specific person: a now legendary girl of Vietnamese origin idolised by her classmates in north London and beyond

and more for the file! (cc @tancopsey.bsky.social @neilwarner.bsky.social)

On the one hand, China is not smoothly top down and technocratic -- vertical and horizontal fragmentation abounds. But on the other, this is interesting. Add to the (quite large) file marked: FT being more open to straightforwardly discussing leftwing economic arguments than most would expect

Not a romantic exclave tail that wags the geopolitics. Couldn’t be clearer really

How ‘marine heatwaves’ affect the ocean – and what can be done? As we enter El Niño, ocean heatwaves are predicted to get worse and happen more often. What do they do to marine life, and can we adapt?

"We can’t save it all, so what do we try and protect?"

🌊🌡️ As we enter El Niño, periods of surging temperatures at sea are predicted to grow more frequent and intense. What do they do to marine life, and can we adapt?

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the samples on the title track go so hard

cheers, will check it out — though also liking @fergus.bsky.social suggestion of Snipd

eating a raw salmon straight from an ice cold stream has always looked very appealing to me

update: it’s pretty good! haven’t played with all the AI features much yet but it’s finding loads of recent episodes that Overcast for some reason had been missing

hadn’t heard of that one, cheers. will take a look

Screenshot of WBUR On Point podcast on Overcast app, last updated on Apr 25

Screenshot of WBUR On Point on Apple Podcasts app, last updated 15 hours ago

Have Overcast users (@samuelwade.bsky.social ?) found that some podcast feeds no longer update? Any reason why? And what’s the best alternative app?

Perhaps the relevant differentiation is “response” to climate change vs *leadership*. IMHO the first test of climate leadership should be solidarity with those most affected, and the more specific we can be about what that looks like, the better.

One of the many ways climate change is a wicked problem is that in response to crisis, many governments are happy to turn inward. The idea that anyone should be reducing an aid ('aid') budget now is ridiculous. The idea that development needs should compete with each other, more so.

ironic, since he never made it to the Big City

i don’t think that’s where the IRA Biden bucks are going to flow. (also welcome to Bluesky)

putting aside control of the upstream (mining), i don’t think we should underestimate how difficult it would be to relocate or onshore a massive, energy and capital intensive, polluting industry like refining, which operates on incredibly thin profit margins

it’s a good episode in general. not somewhere i’ve ever really thought about visiting but he explores some interesting sides of the place

intro here after the credits here https://youtu.be/NxiPYPwV9kU