What Are You Doing Right Now?

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p hd from pehh state
he just said,a full movie ha
oh usa duh'

 

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6-55 nzt
crusin,without sluttint
thinking
ioc so far,likely proven that cv is relarivey humanities crap,yet again

 

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looking fwd to


definitly going to have my 3rd of a glass of jamesons scotch or vosp brasndy/strtaight hih

going to think of/celebrate my utter ignorance,ofg spending an entire year,trying to deprive/suggerst the human/athlete/olympians/global,should not go ahead
superglad,authoratives have proven me wrong

tbh
never thought id be alive to experience it
thenagain,said that while a world soccer/football eventy took p[lace,10 years ago ha

despondant/negative shit meh usa

 

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The universe synchronizes with itself

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.
Jun 5 · 4 min read

Photo by Greg Rakozy on Unsplash

 

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sunday am vsop st remy brandy

trying to pretyrend be,an armchair wealythy human dickhead

oh/and
ewatchimng the olympics
i never thought would happen

sdurfing
1 of 6 new sport discipliners,introduced into thhis olympics

 

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sunday am vsop st remy brandy

trying to pretyrend be,an armchair wealythy human dickhead

oh/and
ewatchimng the olympics
i never thought would happen

sdurfing
1 of 6 new sport discipliners,introduced into thhis olympics

jamesons scotch str,this time

oh,remnants of t olyimpics,day 2

 

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played at the end of olyimpics ceremony,mens triathion

norge
gb
nzl

ps
smaller,are just as good

 

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yet
another sunday sanctuary

omg

enjoyable music,why not,soothing

shut off,deny craziness,if possible huh


olympics is a little temp light relief
smile


some days,the musivcs better than others
a truth

 

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pious,or bio.s

no comment

pushing all the buttopns
to see if anyone works duh



wtf

 

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3-19 am nzt

olympics mens water polo
big bois,australia/croatia,mmmmm nice
at this time,in bed
relaxing ha

after a ensdure supplement,like a milk shake ha

change from hot cupps t

tmi,but wtf ha 2

 

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pondering
over the gfact/a fact,getting less and less of active participants
ie live lpsg members posting on etc etc anyway

wondering,if worth participaring haha

 

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FOOD & DRINK
The 40 American Ice Cream Shops You Need To Try Right Now

We’ve assembled a list of the 40 best ice cream shops in the country. This could be the road trip theme of the century—travel the country visiting each of these ice cream shops. A kind of dairy-heavy retelling of Easy Rider. Does your favorite local scoop make our list? I guess you’ll just have to read the article to find out…


just sayin usa


tbh
we nz and ww no doubt
all love the worlds almost one pleasure
talkingh the world,leave no one out please ha

 

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mmmm meat
meh usa love
to hell with the bull shit,health risk,and environment

ps
meat,all varieties/cultures nex haha

​

01 A consolidated meatpacking market leaves ranchers struggling

“We’re getting less and the consumer is having to pay more,” said one cattle rancher. Congress and USDA are on the case.


by Mary Hennigan Read more

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02 GRAPHIC: Meat processing workers earn an average of $15.53 per hour

Workers experience higher illness and injury rates compared with other manufacturing jobs, but their average wage is much lower.


by Eli Hoff Read more

 

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03 Forever chemicals: California unveils health goals for contaminated drinking water

It’s California’s first big step toward regulating “forever chemicals,” which are ubiquitous in California and around the globe. The proposed goals—which aim to make the cancer risk negligible—are many times lower than federal guidelines for drinking water.



tbh
disgusted weith humanities abuse of water ww
thinking more emphasis placed on human sexual abuse,stupid

spotted tht wonderful image ml,thanks

repeat 3
boot me out ha
i could probably get used to it haha 2

 

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grown ups

July 2021

Hi Graham,

The Olympic Games have begun, and while they’re like no games we’ve seen before, we can still feel the pride, shed a tear, and send virtual applause. ‘Go Team Kiwi!’ Our Olympic athletes aren’t the only ones who need to be in shape. In ‘Should Boomers Age Gracefully?’ we find out what it means to challenge the notion of ‘slowing down’ and, instead, learn why making wise lifestyle choices can make our senior years more enjoyable than ever.

Can a wise lifestyle include the occasional treat? Of course it can! Which is why you must try our Plum Slice recipe. Juicy plums team up with fragrant lemon, rich almond, and divine shortcake for a match made in Heaven.

On the subject of health, make sure you’re informed about a life threatening infection that’s causing more deaths in New Zealand than breast, bowel and prostate cancer combined. Sepsis is scary, and it behoves us all to pay it more attention (which is why you’ll find it under our Editor’s Top Pick).

Also featuring in Editor’s Top Pick is a creative activity to while away the chilly days of winter. ‘Scrapbooking for Beginners’ gives a new twist on this previously pricey hobby by introducing cost-cutting ways to snip, glue and journal your way to fun!

Last but not least, we brooch the sometimes costly subject of insurance. When shopping around for the best package, should you necessarily choose the cover with the lowest premium? Find out the answer in our insider’s peek into the complex world of insurance pricing

For this week’s giveaways, we have two very special books. Film and wildlife join forces in ‘A Life of Extremes,’ the story of New Zealand producer, director and cameraman Max Quinn, and his journeys into some of the world’s most wild spaces. On a ‘same but different’ theme, ‘Getting Closer’ by Paul Sorrell takes a closer look at nature photography (with a focus on birds) and how we can be more attentive to the natural world around us. If you like birds or photography, this is a must enter competition!

And now for our lucky winners of last week’s giveaways.

Elastic Island goes to: Laura Nicholls, Cheryl Brown, CJ McKenzie, Cedric Jones, and Jocelyn Greene

‘Being a Distance Grandparent’ entrants were asked the question ‘What do you find hardest about being a distance grandparent?’ and some of the answers were so heartbreaking, they made us cry! Big hugs to everyone who entered, and especially to our winners Allan Mayo and Kathie Napier.

Pssst! If you’ve entered one of Grownups’ exciting competitions, check your spam folder for results. Terms and conditions mean you have only 3 days to respond to your prize notification email – and we don’t want anyone to miss out.

Take care until next time, from the GrownUps Team.

 

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BREAKING NEWS: UK, EU, and GLOBAL readers of AUTRE can now purchase and subscribe direct from our distributor in the UK. Click here to purchase from Magazine Heaven. Low and quick shipping right to you. Closer and faster. WORLDWIDE.

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reading,of lifes comical side

 

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and
lifes serious

ORDER NATIVE POLLINATOR MIXTURE
North American Mite-A-Thon Summer Session
The Mite-A-Thon Summer Session will be taking place from August 14th-29th. The Mite-A-Thon is a tri-national effort to raise awareness about honey bee colony Varroa infestations in North America through the sharing and teaching of effective hive monitoring methods. All beekeepers throughout Canada, the United States, and Mexico are encouraged to participate by checking their hives for mites and helping raise awareness for honey bee health. Learn more and join the count by clicking HERE!

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MITE-A-THON SUMMER SESSION
Become Bee Friendly Farming Certified
Bee Friendly Farming (BFF) is a certification program from Pollinator Partnership working with farmers to help protect, preserve and promote pollinator health. The BFF program has three categories that allow for engagement with all participants in pollinator conservation while addressing their landscape goals: Bee Friendly Farming CERTIFIED, Bee Friendly Farming PARTNER, and Bee Friendly Farming GARDEN.

By becoming a Bee Friendly Farming member, you can help preserve and protect the pollinator populations by implementing positive, incremental changes on your property. BFF helps farmers incorporate affordable, simple, science-based guidelines, like offering nutrition and habitats for bees, and integrated pest management strategies. Program members are an essential part of keeping our pollinators healthy and food supply abundant. Join hundreds of other members by applying today!

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BEE FRIENDLY FARMING
Fun Fact: Cecropia Moths
Cecropia moths are the largest moths in North America with a wingspan of 5 to 7 inches! They also have one of the coolest looking caterpillar stages. Check out those colorful and protective spines! While many moth species are important pollinators that feed on the nectar of nocturnal plants, adult Cecropia moths actually lack working mouth parts and digestive systems and live only two weeks for the sole purpose of finding a mate!

Even though Cecropia moths aren't pollinators, planting native host trees in your green spaces not only supports this captivating species, but also supports local biodiversity as a whole. By planting trees that support a variety of different insects, including moths, you are also supporting animals that rely on those insects and moths for food, such as birds! A majority of terrestrial birds feed their young with caterpillars that feed on tree foliage, with most of these caterpillars being moth larvae.

Moths are often underappreciated in comparison to other insects, but they are fun to observe because of their amazing diversity, many species are important pollinators of native plants, and they are a crucial food source that other animals depend on for survival. Here's to the moths and all that they do!

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Photo: Cecropia moth by Mark Beckemeyer, courtesy of Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0)
Photo: Cecropia caterpillar by Judy Gallagher, courtesy of Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

 

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and/or

ne hundred years of solitude
To celebrate its 100th anniversary, Science News looks back at a century of astronomy. In that time, Earth has been booted out from its place at the centre of the Universe, spacecraft have flown past every one of the Solar System’s planets and and the Milky Way, we now know, is just one of billions of galaxies positively packed with exoplanets.

Science News | 31 min read
Image of the week

Astronomers have made the first clear detection of a moon-forming disc around an exoplanet. The ring of gas and dust surrounds the exoplanet PDS 70c, one of two giant, Jupiter-like planets orbiting a star nearly 122 parsecs away. The disc has about the same diameter as the distance from our Sun to the Earth and enough mass to form up to three satellites the size of the Moon. (The New York Times | 5 min read, intermittent paywall)

Reference: The Astrophysical Journal Letters paper

 

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switching computers
havn't used this one for av week huh

he,had a cup cake for breakfast usa

geesus,i thought i was one f a few,who had unhealthy usa,cake,for breakfast ha

 

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Cumming hands free