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Alongside unrest in Miami after the McDuffie verdict, the largest volcanic eruption in the continental United States this century leads every major network broadcast on May 18.

Dozens feared dead.
Roads gone.
Bridges snapped.
Helicopters crisscrossing the ash fields.

A memorial image honors the 57 victims of the May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens eruption. The background features a somber, clouded view of the blast zone and crater from an elevated angle in dark tones to evoke mourning. At the top, centered in large white serif text, are the words: “In Memoriam – May 18, 1980.”

#MSH45 | In Memoriam
On the 45th anniversary of the eruption, I want to end today’s coverage with a reflection for the 57 people who lost their lives on Sunday, May 18, 1980.

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YouTube video by EquusStorm April 27 2011 Alabama Tornadoes - Radar and Tornado Tracking

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Please realize that politics are local, state, AND federal. Not everything revolves around Washington, D.C., but also your statehouse, county courthouse, and city hall. #localelectionsmatter

Today, more than ever. #Texas, have you checked your municipal elections? They’re always the first Saturday in May and early voting is under way. I did my duty early.

This post is brought to you by #Amendments 13, 14, 15, 19, 24, and 26. #LocalElectionsMatter #LegacyOfSelma

Happy #Easter Weekend! 🤣

My painting GREAT PLAINS STORM

And he’s just as much of an insensitive baby as the others that he has to pre-whine about being a victim.

I’m always disappointed and dismayed by how little the U.S. seems to think about this day 30 years ago. With the national temperature and who the perpetrators were, it should take on added meaning. #OKC

Remember when news like today’s events at Florida State would stop us in our tracks and glue us to TV sets? Just noticed in a full restaurant that I’m the only one watching what’s happening on the news. Everyone else is tending to their fajitas and talking about everything but this. #Desensitized

It’s still indescribable one year later.

As the author of a history of concentration camps, I would like to emphasize that this is a very bad idea, and we should definitely not do it.

Watch seismic waves from the M7.7 earthquake in Myanmar ripple across North America.

This animation, called a Ground Motion Visualization (GMV), shows how the ground moved as detected by seismometers across the continent.

#GeographyIsLife: The global marketplace is gigantic. You can always find what you need.

prime rumble in the jungle 70s george in a 70s hat

George Foreman stands as one of the most powerful boxers of all time.

His comeback was also a singular achievement and can serve as an inspiration to all of us fortysomething dudes.

RIP

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Primary Geography: Key Questions To Ask When Learning About A Place When reviewing and revising our curriculum to ensure better humanities coverage I began to think about how there were potentially missed opportunities for children to be revisiting and re-enforcing ge...

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Another place every American should visit: The Edmund Pettus Bridge, #Selma, #Alabama. 60 years ago today, #votingrights marchers trying to make the 54-mile trek along U.S. 80 to #Montgomery were fiercely turned back by state troopers who clubbed, whipped, tear gassed, and trampled them with horses.

Calm, and cold Alaskan Morning

I’m sure he only wants the white ones.

BREAKING: At 1:33pm we registered a Magnitude 5.0 #earthquake in Ackerly, TX. Did you feel it?

You’re so welcome. Your works are 💯💯.

He did the job the press should be doing. It was masterful.

A place every American should visit: #OklahomaCity Bombing Museum & Memorial. Brilliant, powerful, and moving homage to the 168 lives taken by anti-government, supremacy-based hatred in 1995, and a tribute to OKC’s resilience during those days and weeks afterward and the community’s rebirth.

Wish I was there! It was my goal but couldn’t make it back up there in time.

Awesome!

I went one summer and it was oppressively hot and humid. Also, the low, flat terrain near the confluence of the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers. I can’t imagine.

It’s at his feet as well as Mitch McConnell’s.

That part.

You’re so lucky to live in such an amazing state! I visited for the first time a year ago and still think about it daily.