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Good action shot of the bird 😉this is at the lake/retention pond in back of my office building. It's a nice spot for a break! Can anyone guess what I was listening to??😂 #alwaysradiohead #allthetime

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Keep fighting the good fight. You're braver than you know💓 #mantra

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I sure hope so

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When Jonny is playing really good | Myxomatosis, Roundhouse Night #1 2016

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Carole Lombard is considered by many today to have been a “proto-feminist.” A strong advocate for progressive social, economic, and human rights causes, she was staunchly vocal about her views of what she considered “modern womanhood” in press interviews. At the time, the concept of feminism in society was primarily linked with what is generally considered to be its first wave in the 1910s, suffrage - and therefore, many often relegated its significance to an older generation.

Yet, Carole sought many occasions to bring the discourse back into the public conscious in the 1930s, particularly encouraging her female fans to to empower themselves. An ardent liberal who supported Roosevelt’s New Deal, she reconciled her political views with her societal perspective, calling for a “different social order brought about by a women’s economic independence.” Additionally, she argued that women must “make marriage serve us. We cannot be enslaved by it.” She once commented in Movie Mirror, a fan magazine, that: “Look about you and you will see for the first time since the ancient rule of the Amazons, a colony of economically independent women. Here they are rulers of a fantastic kingdom where the wealth is a product of the women. Contrast such a state with other times. Women in kitchens, subservient, mental and physical slaves…with all that went with the so-called double standard contrived by the lordly male.”

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Audrey Hepburn, 1956

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In psychology, there's your chronological age and mental age. Chronological age refers to your age on the calendar while mental age refers to your reasoning abilities or wisdom if you may. Take this quiz designed by us to find out how old you really are.