Nat
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Writing has saved me from despair more times than I'd like to admit. https://substack.com/@daggeranddresswrites/note/p-173121546?r=wyy02
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/why-haiti-always-blueprint-revolution-133000918.html
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&quot;The theme of grief is linked to this yearn- ing for knowledge—knowledge as a kind of salvation, the intangi- ble in the wake of material destruction. In my book, I use the phrase episteme of death. Only now, when I read about different species endangered by the war, I realize how little we, or I at least, knew about our environments,&quot; - Darya Tsymbalyuk https://uehn.org/projects/
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https://transparency.ie/news_events/vacancy-iaw-programme-manager-0
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RE: https://journa.host/@scottmstedman/116648369291955090 So much I wish I could say about this... Also Kazakhstan with the sons...
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Hundred Years&#39; War: the young Joan of Arc (1412-1431), counted by the two Squires Jean de Metz (halberdier), Bertrand de Poulangy (crossbowman) before meeting Charles VII in Chinon, 1429.
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I don&#39;t know how to preface this other than that Berlin is one of the few cities out there where wearing a tight laced corset is not a big deal and actually considered &quot;boring&quot;. DC as well in certain spaces but still... London is the same and I&#39;m suspecting Dublin to some extent. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342606446_The_corset_as_a_fetish_object_of_Victorian_England_and_the_crisis_of_values_into_the_dynamicsbetween_class_and_gender
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@pheonix@hachyderm.io I'm so tired of seeing AI slop images on LinkedIn and the like, especially professionals I used to look up to using this constantly... it's annoying and shows lack of creativity and care.