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Facebook, Google, and Elon have given your data to everyone you don't want to have all your data.

Trump, Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner gave all your voting data to Russia in 2016. Cambridge Analytica mined all your social media data in 2016.

uroko

岡田の半夏生園

hometoursandotherstuff

I love this! The Schofield Building (previously known as the Euclid Ninth Tower) is a high-rise building in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The Building was modernized in the 1960’s, on the left, and restored to its original appearance in 2016.

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everythingfox

Deer and cherry blossoms in Nara park, Japan

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🌪 TORNADO 🌪

Uhmm.....wow

@mrcloudyfun

That is horrifying that close and I love it

disgruntled-foreign-patriarch

wait they usually don't go up, right?

novas-grimoire

Ok, even with the modern knowledge I have of how tornadoes actually form,

Seeing shit like this, I can completely understand how ancient peoples would have thought that was a god.

cheshireinthemiddle

Tornadoes kind of...meet in the middle. Like a large swirly from the sky and a small swirly from the bottom lock lips and and become a tornado.

Youre welcome.

diabolicjoy

you can start learning anything you always wanted at any point in your life. & how nice it is to remember that

anordinaryseal

mini-moss

Glimpses V ❄️

Happy holidays! Stay safe and warm. ⛄

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medley

https://www.instagram.com/p/CT6D72HlsGk/

ilikeit-art

Amy Shackleton is an award-winning artist based in Canada whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the United States and the United Kingdom. In addition, her art has been featured in publications such as Huff Post, Galo Magazine, Luxe Magazine, etc. Shackleton's pieces depict an uncertain future where cities blend with nature. Her distinctive compositions are most often created using acrylics on canvas.

plantyhamchuk

Canada's TC Energy shut its U.S. Keystone pipeline after more than 14,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into a creek in Kansas, in one of the largest crude spills in the United States in nearly a decade.

The cause of the leak, which occurred in Kansas about 20 miles (32 km) south of a key junction in Steele City, Nebraska, is unknown. It is the third spill of several thousand barrels of crude on the pipeline since it first opened in 2010.

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There have been seven Keystone spills since it became operational in June 2010, according to PHMSA data. The largest were in December 2017, when more than 6,600 barrels spilled in South Dakota, according to PHMSA figures.

“It is troubling to see so many failures and so much oil spilled from any pipeline, but it is especially troubling from such a relatively new pipeline,” said Bill Caram, executive director of the nonprofit Pipeline Safety Trust, in a statement.

The spill comes about two months after TC said it would temporarily increase capacity on the system to test certain operations. TC has a special permit to operate Keystone at a higher stress level than other U.S. crude lines, according to a 2021 Government Accountability Office report.”