I don't think this guy belongs in our mostly dog-friendly society. cbp.gov/newsroom/local…

What, you don't know a priest when you see one?

Italian actress Marisa Allasio surrounded by priests, Italy, 1957. 😄

Whoop, whoop – numbers are in! A record 557 whooping cranes were counted wintering on the Texas coast, including 41 juveniles. More sightings from outside the survey area signal the iconic species is expanding its range. Learn more: fws.gov/press-release/… 📸: Mike Croyle

I learned something at the feed store this morning. Apparently, men nod down to someone they don't know and nod up to someone they do know? And somehow, all men know this and no one ever tells them. They're just born with it.

Yeah, this approaches "shockingly weird," but for whom? "The complex provided launch and control for 30 LIM-49 Spartan anti-ballistic missiles, and 70 shorter-range Sprint anti-ballistic missiles." The pyramid held radar dishes.

The Tharaka community of Mount Kenya is reclaiming its biocultural wealth by revitalizing traditional knowledge. terralingua.org/stories/revivi…

As an orthodox Vallée-ist, this resonates:

Boom. It begins. 🎆 We're kicking off America 250! From now through July 4, 2026, we’ll celebrate what makes this country wild: hunters, birders, anglers and prairie chickens booming at dawn. Join us all year long as we boom and jump for joy. 📸Male greater prairie chicken

Riiiiight....celebrate "Christmas", which is merely a Christianized version of Yule, the Winter Solstice and Saturnalia, as a "triumph" of the Torah over Paganism. 🤦‍♀️ Makes total sense. 🤣

You may want to view the quoted text as a separate image and enlarge it! But wow.

Wait, I have a piece in that book

Lessons include: *defeating hunchbacks in battle *marrying *annulling weddings *remarrying *executing wives *more marrying *breaking with Roman Catholic church *dissolution of monasteries *remarrying multiple times *defeating armadas

Ivywild . . . in the city but not too far from the Cheyenne Creek corridor into the mountains. Still wonder why they let him go in a built-up area instead of tranquilizing and relocating.

I have read all sorts of papers on dog domestication but have never seen this referenced as a chronological marker for it

When I was 11-13, boys built homemade go-karts powered by old lawnmower engines, called "chugs." (If it had no engine, you rolled it downhill: a "gravity chug.") Question: Was that term "chug" just a Denver-area thing, or was it used elsewhere.

Just stunning