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Why YOUR Body Craves Sunlight More Than Vitamins
The U.S. Navy really does manage a huge forest in Indiana to help repair USS Constitution, the famous wooden warship launched in 1797. At Naval Support Activity Crane, foresters manage more than 50,000 acres of forest and pick strong mature white oak trees for future restorations. These trees help replace old wooden parts on the ship, especially hull planks. Basically, America has a forest growing spare parts for a 200-year-old warship.
Alarming pattern found Data Centers & water usage.
The smartest way to accelerate the water crisis.
AI isn’t only turning our brains to mush, it’s sucking our country dry in the process.
Erin Brockovich just built a free map showing where AI data centers are being built across America, so communities can finally see what's coming to their own towns and fight back.
The woman who once took down a billion-dollar power company is now taking aim at the AI industry.
There are now more than 4,200 AI data centres across America, that use enormous amounts of water and power, and they're going up town by town, often before locals even know.
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💯💯💯 it is his fucking right!!!
Read the last sentence of #8 until it sinks in.
Cowardice is not a virtue. However it might explain why the average American is begging to become the PROPERTY of the federal government.
Housing, jobs and healthcare were the responsibility of the slave owners of yesteryear. Today Americans are demanding the same and claiming it as a right.
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Sei una di quelle Una di quelle che nelle canzoni ascolta le parole, che ascolta le parole anche nelle cose che non parlano. Una di quelle che nei libri legge il silenzio, le case in cui sono stati scritti. Sei una di quelle che vede i pensieri, gli umori; che tiene aperte le finestre del sentire anche negli uragani, che non ha timore di rimanere con i segreti piccoli e con quelli grandi. Che dimentica soprattutto i torti e non sa portare né tacchi, né rancore. Sei una di quelle che saluta gli sconosciuti per strada, che sorride e non distoglie lo sguardo; che non raccoglie i fiori ma li lascia a chi verrà dopo. Che fa la vita a piedi e le grandi velocità non l'appassionano ma il restare sì, il fermarsi sì, l'accorgersi sì. Anche il ritornare indietro, se serve perché non hai compreso. Sei una di quelle che chissà se ne fanno ancora. Come le cose rare, come le cose di un tempo che avevano valore, che sapevano di buono, di integrità . Che non avevano bisogno di spiegazioni, di libretti di istruzioni; che non avevano controindicazioni. Gloria Momoli ************************* You're one of those One of those who listens to the words in songs, who listens to the words even in things that don't speak. One of those who reads the silence in books, the houses in which they were written. You are one of those who sees thoughts, moods; that she keeps the windows of feeling open even in hurricanes, that she is not afraid to stay with the small secrets and the big ones. That above all she forgets wrongs and knows how to bear neither heels nor grudges. You are one of those who greets strangers on the street, who smiles and doesn't look away; who does not pick the flowers but leaves them for those who come later. That she lives on foot and isn't passionate about high speeds, but staying yes, stopping yes, noticing yes. Even going back, if necessary because you didn't understand. You're one of those who, who knows, still do it. Like rare things, like things from the past that had value, that smelled of goodness, of integrity. That they didn't need explanations, instruction booklets; which had no contraindications. Gloria MomoliÂ