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Joined December 2011
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🚨BREAKING: Trump is now offering an immigration “Gold Card” for $5,000,000! “It’s going to give you Green Card Privileges Plus.” “It’s never been done before.” This is outstanding! Trump is a genius!
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Good for Jamaica ! 🤩
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Even though Tesla is the only company who manufactures their EVs in California! This is insane.
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Shock absorbing hammers with vibration-dampening material 📹 master . engineering teapawt.net/SpellOdyssey/status/17…
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Science, engineering, fantastical
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Casa Pasiddhi by Mexican architect Michel Rojkind, features an imposing dark structure that shapes the design into a unique space. Done in collaboration with Rojkind Arquitectos, Agustín Pereyra, and Inocente Colectivo. Discover more about this project: cmx.to/3YHaho2
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Excited to learn more
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Namibia has the potential to become a global leader in green hydrogen production 🍃 Watch the latest episode of The Conversation on Hyphen Hydrogen Energy's ambitious project to power a sustainable future: hubs.la/Q02Y2xkY0 #greenhydrogen #Namibia #TheConversation
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Firehawks are a number of bird species that will purposefully spread wildfires to flush our prey to hunt. Birds that "create fire" (Firehawks): In Australia, some birds of prey, such as the black kite or firehawk, are known to use fire strategically. They have been observed carrying burning sticks from wildfires and dropping them in other areas to flush out prey from hiding. This isn't creating fire in the literal sense but using it as a tool.
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Bird collects fur from a sleeping fox to build a nest..
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Preening while enjoying the camp fire is what it looks like 😅
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When projects transform to permanent operational fixtures, the bloat starts to set in. Growth, restructuring and operational cuts are some options.
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It’s unfortunate to see this fundamental service managed with such loss.
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Replying to @SpaceNews_Inc
The bureaucracy is staggering
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