deane.bsky.social
Expert pruner & gardener, tree climber, forest protection governance enthusiast, vintage hybrid car hobbyist, ecopoetry influencer & recording studio engineer.
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And he's still rocking that 1970's hairstyle too!
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Interesting... That's the first time I heard Ajuga called that. That's what's so cool about plants! They always have more than one name. Not to mention they are capable of far more things than us humans could ever understand or imagine.
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Make the most of it while it lasts... 18 years will go by real quick and then you'll have plenty of time to catch up! :-)
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There was a women on KAOS radio 20 years ago who was promoting her book. She said the only time she had to write the book was while breast feeding. That's a pretty impressive way to write a book! I bet you could do something similar!
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A voice shaman one told me that's known as the: "the archetype of the archetype of trees. "
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Not by accident either! Corporations-Oligrachs-Private Equity have spent billions over decades turning our society into soldiers who unknowingly fight against whatever gets in the way of maximizing their profits. I've been an enviro since early 90's & changes seen in public sentiment are insane!
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And a father with world class talent is never going to do well teaching a son with way less talent how to follow in his footsteps. Retiring Shedeur's number despite never winning a bowl game let alone their conference at Colorado was the first sign of this fast approaching disaster being certain.
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Just like Dad... Failing at life is always someone else's fault because they think they're to great to ever have to be humble or accountable to failure. This drama may well be the peak of his entire NFL career too.
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It's way worse than that:
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If Dems could actually focus on building a campaign of strengthening Democracy & society rather than obsessing over taking massive corporate campaign donations & spending it all on playing the Republican game of character assassination as the only policy they wouldn't be such constant losers.
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An offensive line coach who works for a GM who is convinced his roster doesn't need to spend any time or effort on an offensive line? I hope the best for this dude's career once he gets hired by a team that actually knows what they're doing with his skillset.
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It's entirely based on Russia's military needs so they can massively expand their global dominance. It's the sole reason the US has a military base there in partnership with NATO: to keep Russia in check.
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Their entire philosophy will likely cause them to end up in jail. They may well undermine the function of congress and the president for a while, but undermining the judiciary branch of government, lol... Ask any high level lawyer how much of the legal system they can actually comprehend/influence.
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Just like they said railroads will save time with traveling and shipping so we won't have to deal with it as much. The result was the opposite, we spent 10 times more time shipping and traveling because we could go further. Or in this case we'll have way more personal doctors both human & non-human.
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More like: "Seahawks biggest remaining needs until the GM finally gets fired"
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And it all it took was him supporting genocide in Palestine and showing the American people that there was no limit to moral depravity and hatred and injustice, which became the driving force behind Trump getting enough votes to get elected again.
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There's lots of history that show the democrats' willingness to 'compromise' and play 'fair' by only cutting the baby in half again is what destroys public lands faster than GOP's overly aggressive efforts to destroy the land, which never wins in court as easily.
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Geno's 27-23 w/Hawks is a backup QBs record by every measure. What's worse, Geno has lowest QB rating in NFL of 65 when under pressure and the most interceptions thrown in NFL when under pressure. Of course he's a step up for the Raiders. As for Darnold he's cheaper&was in MVP talks b4 epic fail.
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Who's stupid now? I told you they'd do nothing with Geno and now they've confirmed it by getting rid of him.
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Geno under pressure had a QB rating of 65, the worst in the league. Geno under pressure threw more interceptions than any other QB in the league. And I agree our GM's massive incompetence when it comes to O-line roster building means we're doomed, but Darnold won't be as bad as Geno.
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Schneider has proven himself to be a lazy bum&yes casual! Took him 3 season to even tear off the band aid of a QB with 54% winning percentage who led the league in interceptions when under pressure & had lowest QB rating of 65 when under pressure too. Hawks are doomed on offense until he's fired!
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The level of incompetence, waste fraud and abuse this behavior has caused is unprecedented. At least now we finally know why billionaires are the worst people of the world and should be banned from participating in government, funding election campaigns, etc..
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The GM and the team are definitely a bad thing that's getting worse because the GM has failed to build an O-Line and failed to have more than a backup QB as a starter. Soon as GM is fired, this team will stop failing on Offense.
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As Hugh Millen has pointed out Geno (27-23) has worst QB rating in league at 65 when under pressure. He also leads the league in interceptions when under pressure. Then add in a GM who has never once given O-line the attention it requires and why would DK be dumb enough to want to stick around?
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Because you're too much of a coward to get people to watch the never-ending genocide of 80 years that Israel's invasion committed against the people who's country was destroyed. You're probably the same kind of coward to support Trump for blaming Ukraine for being invaded by Russia. Yr a disgrace!
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Comedian Bill Burr has been talking about this... www.youtube.com/shorts/zd7ts...
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Agreed... What kind of person witnesses the most defining change in allied powers since World War One and then tell the victim of it to fix it? What a garbage person forevermore!
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So how/when do we get to read it?
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Great photo... A manikin who pretty good and a GM who has been awful except for his first handful of years when his coach new college prospects better than he did. This is not going to end well for them.
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Way better then the garbage team he's watching. #selltheteam #boycottmariners
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When your entire political career is just being a tool of the Oligarchs you only do what they want you to do when they decide they need to use you...
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Yeah, that's why I don't have anything to do with adobe products. There's so many better options, it just takes time to figure it all out.
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Long ago Adope was about to go broke & Steve Jobs was condemning dangers of adobe flash&their lazy work ethic/banning its use. Then trend of charging monthly fees to rent rather than own software started & adobe took the idea & ran with it & have been ripping people off ever since.