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I wrote a tweet yesterday, & many people commented on it. So I have to write this #ThreadI know it won't be circulated much & many people would get angry
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Halloween may be for the supernatural, but nature can be plenty scary, too! It's time for Natural History: Halloween Edition! We begin with the Death's Head Hawkmoth. With a spooky
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Jason Kenney says Albertans are in for a ‘fiscal reckoning’.The NDP Deficit, projected at $6,700,000,000, grew to $12,100,000,000 pre-pandemic under his government and is currently projected at $24,200,000,000. Lower revenue
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Don't reply to a story of mine about Mississippi racism with, "Well, it IS Mississippi, so..."I don't report these stories so smug Californians/Michiganders et al., can hop on a high
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MANITOBA COVID-19 UPDATE NOV. 19:- 475 new cases- 12,482 total- 7,629 act- 198 dead (M100s, 11-M90s, 35-M80s, 26-M70s, 8-M60s, 5-M50s, 3-M40s, W100s, 34-W90s, 33-W80s, 14-W70s, 10-W60s, 4-W50s, 2-W40s, W30s)- 263
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Amazigh (Berber) languages are quite close to each other and in most places nearby varieties are mutually intelligible. They function like a discontinuous dialect continuum.A loooong thread with maps (and
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Photo by Michael Ochs. #MLK #MLKDay Martin Luther King, Jr. addresses students at Sacramento State College on October 16 in 1967. Photo by Walter Zeboski. #OTD #MLK
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1 of 18:70 years ago today, the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir roared in North Korea. The @USArmy X Corps played a key role in this, the most harrowing fight
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Guardian Angel Cathedral in Las Vegas has a great distinction of being my favorite Modernist cathedral of all time, created by the architect who helped define the cosmopolitan, international but
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Good morning, it's Monday, if you teach in North America you should know about the city of #Cahokia (https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/198/ ), the kingdom it was the heart of, the pyramids they built,
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Thread I'm going to go through a few things, I've learned about rare earths and how I plan to play them as a result.I've changed my views and positioning significantly
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Most powerful African queens in history#Thread1. Amina the Queen of Zaria NigeriaAmina Mohamud was a Hausa warrior queen of the city-state Zazzau, presently in the North-West region of Nigeria. Her
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#tdih 1960, four African-American NC A&T students began a sit-in (planned at Bennett College) at a Woolworth’s lunch counter in Greensboro. While not first sit-in of modern CRM, it triggered
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A short thread of #rstats resources I have made freely available online! First off, an introductory textbook on statistics with R pitched at beginners focusing on base R rather than
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Here’s the glorious multivallate Iron Age hillfort (and Roman fort) atop #HodHill #Dorset @nationaltrust looking east in this aerial photo from 2016 © Jo and Sue CraneA thread to celebrate
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Each week this summer we dive into one of our varieties for a #GrapeSpotlight thread. This week, the grape our cellar is full of right now: #Syrah! Did you know:⁠Syrah's
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