kierceldwen
@kierceldwen
biol-/archaeologist, "Celtic Studies", "you should write" profile pic: postcard by Andreas Bloch, Norway, c. 1905, sometimes used to represent Aud/Unn the Deep-Minded background image by Joseph Farquharson of Scotland: "Sheep Feeding", c.1890, 1911
Ray Bilger for Congress [running against incumbent Glenn Thompson for PA 15th] "We are setting the record straight with facts and history. It's time for truth in politics. Let's stay informed and make decisions based on reality." #FactCheck #TruthInPolitics #HistoryMatters #RayForPA
From The Keystone on Facebook: "Campaign finance reports show that US Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) received $7,000, the maximum campaign contribution allowed under law, from right-wing billionaire Harlan Crow...."
@onestpress.onestnetwork.com looked up the local NYC socialist position on Russia's war in Ukraine. (Olga, did you save a link?)
Just be careful if you find yourself dreaming about cleaning out tropical fish tanks.
Fanciful (or not so fanciful) comparative interpretation of early medieval European takes on violence in literature:
I can't remember the GoT thing but here's the bear from The Far Side by Gary Larson, c. 1984:
Not a weasel, but I wanted to send you this. American pine marten. Photo by NPS (presumably National Park Service), posted by Yellowstone account on Facebook:
The strike on a disabled vessel I mentioned before was on or before 19 October and involved a Colombian fisherman. This image was posted by @meidastouch.com :
We haven't really figured these out yet, though there are plenty of theories. There are some in Ireland too. Not necessarily ecclesiastical, though could be. Sometimes carved stones are re-used. Some sheelas in late medieval tower houses. Here (upper R) on Ballynacarriga towr hse in Co. Cork.
There are other issues, and for any issue chipping away at margins through voter suppression techniques like fake accounts might have been enough in some states. Was he part of the operation in PA to suppress votes on both sides of Israel/Palestine conflict? Or did he continued to do this:
Wolf is reminding me of the Royal Albert Old Country Roses plates I got for desserts years ago. I could have sworn the Seasons pattern for Autumn had blackberries on it, but perhaps not. Mine still in boxes so cannot check. Hope you have a nice cool night like we had last night, Wolf!
Toad version of "If it fits, I sits." Or is that a frog? I never learned to tell the difference.
From Archbishop Marsh's Library on Facebook today with caption "A celebration of chocolate and its many uses, from 1662."