Male seahorses got a raw deal. They gon be HOT!
07.03.2026 02:13
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Male seahorses got a raw deal. They gon be HOT!
YESSSS
Firefly doesn’t have Ctarl Ctarl
The competition was FIERCE
What a time to be
so is the Gmail "unsubscribe" button next to the emails placebo or what, i swear i have hit that thing for Goodreads every single time
A Wrinkle in Time reference !?🤓
**gorgeous, garnet
see also, the common merganser
neither seem common to me!
(the hooded merganser's yellow is also v striking)
Close up photo of the nearly full Moon
The Moon tonight at 98%.
#MoonPhotography #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #Photography #SantaBarbara #ChingaLaMigra
Settings:
Canon T5i
Sigma 150-600mm + Canon 1.4x Converter
Focal length: 840mm
F-stop: f/13
Exposure time: 1/400
ISO: 200
#Moon phase: Waxing 98%
Top 6 most emotional Star Trek episodes:
The Visitor (DS9)
The Inner Light (TNG)
Real Life (VOY)
The Conscience of the King (TOS)
Duet (DS9)
Darmok (TNG)
These are also all absolute banger episodes fwiw. Couldn't pick just 5 cos I was medically incapable of cutting any of these from my list.
Done with the scarf. Pattern is Heavy Metal from The Blue Brick. Yarn is Sandhill Yarns in Driftwood. #scarf #knitting #knitsky
going to open comments because folks are sending me questions, so just to make it easier.
*please* be normal in my replies
The yarn program is from a Manitoba farm:
www.longwayhomestead.com/canadian-yar...
this reminds me
check on your elders and see about the misinformation they are absorbing/believing and may be repeating.
If you hear someone saying that they hope lawyers are ready to go to court to protect free and fair elections, I suggest you let them know that my law firm is already litigating more than 80 voting and election cases in 40 states.
Shawls look like the most “trust the process” project in knitting
A man’s size 10 feet in a pair of handknit teal and green helical knit socks. Slip-stitch cables and calf increases in blue make them socks pop. In the second photo the colours are faded, and there is a bit of pilling, but they have held up really well.
Novita 7 Brothers - 2 years apart.
My husband wears these at least twice a week, washes them on warm in a load of laundry, and air dries them.
I have to say it holds up extremely well!
#KnitSky 🧶
Not sure who needs to hear this but the voter fraud rate is a mere 0.000003%. Anyone telling you otherwise is making shit up so they can take away your right to vote.
The Sierra Nevadas of California. Pushing past a smooth grooved tree trunk in the foreground, a bright blue lane gives rise to trees and ultimately snow capped mountains. This is 10k feet.
The moment anyone tries to demean or degrade you in any way, you have to know how great you are. Nobody would bother to beat you down if you were not a threat. - Cicely Tyson
Pic of the day
#photography
Morning y’all
You can't sue the government if postal workers accidentally drop the glassware you ordered or lose a letter from your pen pal
The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that this means you also can't sue if postal workers refuse to deliver your mail because you're Black
ballsandstrikes.org/scotus/posta...
My GOD I have never been so influenced. Sign me the hell up for candadian sheep of the month club. Is there a calendar ? Never mind just Take my money
The single best venue for raisins is inside a custard-y bread pudding. This pairing edges out even roasted peanuts as OTP, personally
this is why i can never teach anyone else how to braid hair. my fingers are doing it. I have no actual knowledge of what's happening, i only know how i want it to look. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automat...
Niecy Nash in a black dress, black gloves, holding birthday balloons.
Niecy Nash in a red dress holding birthday balloons behind her.
Niecy Nash in a black dress and black gloves with her arms crossed over her chest.
Niecy Nash in a side profile wearing a red dress holding a single birthday candle in her right hand about to blow it out.
It's Niecy Nash's birthday and......
"planted today, growing under a wide range of conditions — and well-documented, with harvest data stretching back centuries. Wine grapes are also extremely sensitive to the changes in temperature and season that come with climate change."
For the 11 varieties, the team used vintner and researcher archives to build a model for when each would bud, flower, and ripen in wine-growing regions around the world under three different warming scenarios: 0, 2, and 4 degrees of warming. Then they used climate change projections to see where those varieties would be viable in the future. Losses were unavoidable in both warming scenarios, due to shifting temperatures and seasonal changes that would affect conditions while the varieties were ripening. These factors would affect the wines’ quality. But the team found that “by switching these varieties around, you can reduce losses by a significant amount,” said Cook. With 2 degrees of global warming and no attempts at adaptation, 56 percent of the world’s wine-growing areas may no longer be suitable for growing wine. But if wine growers switch to varieties more suitable for the changing climate, only 24 percent would be lost. For example, in France’s Burgundy region, heat-loving mourvedre and grenache could replace current varieties such as pinot noir. In Bordeaux, cabernet sauvignon and merlot could be replaced with mourvedre.
lamont.columbia.edu/news/wine-re...
"Scientists have long suspected that crop diversity is key to making agriculture more resilient to climate change, and wine grapes offer a unique opportunity to test this assumption. They're both extremely diverse — there are more than 1,100 different varieties
the company portrayed the Hanson Spur as a lifeline for Sparta and Hancock County, projecting more than $1.5 million a year in “economic benefits.” At a Public Service Commission hearing, Sandersville’s representatives repeated that figure, framing the spur as a rare development opportunity in a rural county that has seen decades of disinvestment and is regarded as the poorest in the state. But under oath, when regulators pressed for details, Tarbutton acknowledged he would not hire a single new operating employee to run the trains on the new line. Instead, he pointed to the quarry, suggesting it would add up to a dozen jobs at salaries of about $90,000 a year. The quarry’s owner later undercut that claim, testifying that any new workers would earn closer to $24 to $28 an hour — decent wages, residents noted, but far from the $90,000 jobs that had been held out as part of the project’s upside. To bolster its case that the spur would serve the broader public, Sandersville also pointed to five small businesses it said would use the line, including one company that Sandersville Railroad solely owns through its LLC. A representative from this company, Southern Chips, which provides wood chips to pulp and paper mills, told Capital B they plan to utilize the railroad if it is built and that Sandersville Railroad is the sole transporter of their products.
capitalbnews.org/georgia-rail...
Tarbutton said, “Regrettably, I cannot change what happened generations ago.”
“My family, and the other Tarbuttons of my generation, however, are responsible for how we lead today,” he added.
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A Giant Kelp Holdfast growing down from a kelp base. Holdfasts are homes for 100s of species. Brittle stars gather near the edges filtering food out of the water. Juvenile crustaceans find shelter inside the maze. Bacteria settles out on anything new that's growing & that encourages more arrivals.
Gypsum
Green crystal looking rock
The Gem Hall at LA’s Natural History Museum is full of big ass rocks that look like Superman’s Fortress of Solitude. 10/10 experience for mineralheads.
We all gotta meet up and just just exchange the goods we don't like so it don't go to waste. I feel like yall throwing away olives
Welcome back to #FossilFriday
This is the internal cast and impression of the brachiopod Eocoelia hemisphaerica. I collected this last week from the Lower Silurian Taylor Ridge Member of the Red Mountain Formation in Dalton, Georgia.