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@joycomes.bsky.socialReposted by @tdayne.bsky.social

White-rumped Shama 22-28cm Indian Subcontinent & Southeast Asia Diet arthropods and insects Males possess a loud, melodious song made up of flutelike notes and whistles, and frequently mimic bird species. female incubates 13 days, male feeds her both feed chicks 14 day & 26 days after fledging

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Paying Taxes for good safety nets are important and good projects that help the lives and prosperity of your nation wasting tax payer money on bullshit and poor management are not and will and should not be tolerated

@michaelwarburton.bsky.socialReposted by @tdayne.bsky.social

PATRICK STEWART singing & dancing on the bridge of the USS Enterprise-D in 1991 as a birthday surprise for STAR TREK creator GENE RODDENBERRY. (never intended for public release this clip eventually surfaced as a DVD bonus feature)

@atrupar.comReposted by @tdayne.bsky.social

this clip 90 seconds long and Trump's audience doesn't make a peep the entire time. he's totally lost the crowd with his incoherent ranting

@bireeves95.bsky.socialReposted by @tdayne.bsky.social

Most Americans Don’t Want this and that’s why many of us believe the 2024 Election was Compromised…. Trump & Musk are intentionally helping Russia destroy targets in Ukraine and kill Ukrainians. Repubs are a disgrace to our nation.

@admirablewomen.bsky.socialReposted by @tdayne.bsky.social

Dr. Mae Jemison was born #OTD in 1956. In 1992, she launched into orbit aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour making her the first Black woman to travel into space. 🚀

An incredible life:
+ Physician (M.D., Cornell 1981)
+ Peace Corps Area Medical Officer in Sierra Leone & Liberia

#WomenInSTEM

A classic NASA color portrait of Dr. Mae Carol Jemison, the first Black woman in space, captured in her official astronaut attire. She stands confidently in the center of the frame wearing a vibrant orange NASA flight suit with the American flag patch on her left shoulder, a blue-and-red NASA worm logo on her right, and a name tag reading “MAE JEMISON” above a mission patch. A large circular mission insignia for STS-47 (“Gibson APT Brown / Lee Davis Jemison Morgan”) is visible on her chest. She holds her white-and-black astronaut helmet with both hands in front of her torso, her short dark hair neatly styled, and offers a warm, radiant smile that conveys pride, determination, and joy. The background is a softly blended blue studio backdrop evoking the vastness of space. The composition blends technical precision with personal warmth, celebrating her historic 1992 flight aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour as Mission Specialist, where she conducted experiments in materials science and bone cell research. The image powerfully symbolizes her groundbreaking contributions to space exploration, diversity in STEM, and her lifelong commitment to making science accessible to all.A color portrait of Dr. Mae Carol Jemison, the first Black woman to travel into space and a pioneering engineer, physician, and advocate for science education. In this warm, studio-lit photograph from 2013, she appears as a confident woman with short, stylishly layered dark hair, smiling directly at the camera with a bright, engaging expression that radiates warmth, intelligence, and approachability. She wears a soft blue V-neck top, large silver hoop earrings, and a striking black cord necklace featuring a prominent circular turquoise pendant that rests at her collarbone. The background is a smooth, neutral gradient, keeping the focus entirely on her poised and professional presence. The overall composition is intimate and celebratory, conveying quiet strength and accomplishment while highlighting her enduring role as an inspirational figure in STEM and in women’s history.
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