Why must we teach Black history? To lift our people up.
— Read on www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/02/05/black-history-good-1619-project/
Daily Archives: February 6, 2023
Black history booms as states restrict it
The backlash comes as historians find more stories that challenge the popular U.S. narrative
— Read on www.axios.com/2023/02/06/black-history-boom-crt-ban-racism-censorship
Opinion | H5N1 Bird Flu is Causing Alarm. Here’s Why We Must Act. – The New York Times
Bird flu has spread widely among animals. Unless we act now, it soon could do the same among humans.
— Read on www.nytimes.com/2023/02/03/opinion/bird-flu-h5n1-pandemic.html
Senior officials ordered destruction of Vallejo police shooting evidence
The Vallejo city attorney’s office has long resisted public scrutiny of the police department’s frequent shootings. With a new law poised to force the release of shooting records, a lawyer and a detective made a decision no court can reverse.
— Read on openvallejo.org/2023/02/05/vallejo-destroyed-evidence-of-police-killings/
Copenhagen illuminations: a three-week light show for the Danish capital | Euronews
Black History, Uncensored: Why DeSantis wants bell hooks’ work banned
This Black History Month is unlike others in recent memory, so The ReidOut Blog is highlighting authors targeted by Ron DeSantis and other conservatives.
— Read on www.msnbc.com/the-reidout/reidout-blog/black-history-uncensored-bell-hooks-rcna68695
The Great American Manure Rush Begins – Slashdot
Methane from animal waste can be purified into a product virtually indistinguishable from fossil fuel-based natural gas. Marketed as renewable natural gas (RNG), it has a unique profit-making edge: in addition to revenue from the sale of the gas itself, energy companies can now also earn handsome environmental subsidies for their role in keeping methane out of the atmosphere.
Lua crescente…por Mágica Mistura
É o sorriso da Deusa no céu
Inefável lembrança
Pungente sinal…
De que somos amados
Que alguém tem fé em nós
Com todos tropeços,erros
Com tanta ambição
Todo nosso egoísmo…
Somos partículas sagradas
Germinando, crescendo
Em inteligência, discernimento
Em lucidez,em amor
Doce sorriso da Deusa…
Enche meus olhos, minh’alma
Desabrocha nosso coração
Na Paz e Harmonia
Nosso espírito ,na mais perfeita,
Eterna,
Preciosa flor… 🌙✨🌻
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Monday Notes: AI
Recently, I used Lensa to generate some artificial intelligence (AI) photos. I’d seen a couple of celebrities do it and thought why not?
So, I uploaded 15 photos, and two hours later these appeared.
They’re beautiful, right? I was amazed. It was mystifying to see how the app captured my spirit. How these photos look is how I feel on the inside. I perceive myself as a powerful being who can do anything to which I set my mind, and these computer-generated images illustrated it.
That’s scary.
I was so amazed with these photos that I almost cancelled my photoshoot. Why do I need to pay someone hundreds of dollars if AI can create a perfect looking me? I wondered. Don’t worry. I didn’t cancel. But I did consider it.
“These are stunning,” a blogger friend commented after seeing this set in my IG stories. “Did you have someone commission…
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Ministry Mondays Review: El Capitán Alatriste, by Pérez-Reverte
This is the famous person for whom everyone keeps mistaking Alonso, in El Ministerio del Tiempo.
Alonso, por Omar R. La Rosa
I read this book, and thought I had reviewed it, as I noted in 2018: ”
Creî que habîa escrito una revista de este libro ya hace tiempo que tal vez se perdiô, pero bueno. Me encantô la trama y sobre todo la relacion entre Alatriste y Iñigo. / Thought I had reviewed this book some time ago, and maybe it got lost, but ok. I loved the drama and above all, the relationship between Alatriste and Inigo.”
citing especially the last line “que hubiera estado pensando/he could have been thinking” regarding the friend whose execution they watched, after feasting all night the evening before with the condemned man. So, to summarize, this book is about a 16th century Spanish soldier who forms…
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