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vetting vance

7/17/2026

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Six veeps became president on their own, and only Jefferson was seminal:

John Adams 1797​
Thomas Jefferson 1801
Martin Van Buren 1837
Richard Nixon 1969
George Bush1 1989
Joe Biden 2021
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Running Antelope

6/20/2026

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The Indian chief on the historic 1899 five dollar Silver Certificate was Running Antelope, Tatokainyanka, a prominent chief of the Húŋkpapȟa Lakota (Sioux) tribe and a close advisor to Sitting Bull during the Prairie Indian Wars of the West, and brother of Rain in the Face. Along with many other prominent Sioux leaders, he was a signer of the Treaty of 1868 and, though he had argued in good faith for compromise with the American government, he regretted it later. Well, he got his face onto American currency, and not many people do.
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​Individual portraits of 53 historical figures have appeared on official US banknotes. While a wide array of historical figures, presidents, cabinet members, and military leaders were featured on early currency, only seven faces are on the paper bills currently in general circulation today.

The US antelope are called pronghorn (Antilocapra americana). Though universally referred to as "antelope", they are actually the only surviving member of an ancient North American family and are not biologically related to African or Eurasian antelope.
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Apertura CarbonStar

6/11/2026

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The Apertura CarbonStar telescope series generally costs from $750 to $1,500, depending on the model, aperture size, and included accessories. Available in 150mm and 200mm models, it can be used to spot or photograph UAP.

However, there is a catch: you have to know exactly where to look. Because the telescope acts as a high-powered telephoto lens (with an 800mm focal length on the 200mm model), it offers a tiny field of view. If you want to actively spot and record these anomalies, you cannot use the CarbonStar by itself. You need to attach:
  1. Motorized Mount: You need an automated tracking mount (like the ZWO AM5) so that the telescope can pivot and follow the object smoothly.
  2. Planetary Camera: Planetary and video astronomy cameras (like the ZWO ASI series) are best for capturing quick, high-frame-rate video rather than long-exposure deep-sky images.
  3. Wide-Field Finder Scope: You would need a wide-field finderscope aligned with your main telescope so you can spot the object first before centering it in the high-powered CarbonStar.
This would be great for school, and is a better and safer purchase than the Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano.
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Rio Vista CA UAP

4/7/2026

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Gemini
Rio Vista, California, experienced a significant wave of UFO sightings in the mid-1960s, particularly in the southern sky near the current water tower. These unexplained phenomena drew large crowds to Highway 12, with reports of mysterious lights and objects, causing a local frenzy. The Rio Vista Museum holds photographs from alleged sightings in September 1965.

Quora
Alesandro13
May 1964
Rio Vista was then a town of about two thousand inhabitants about sixty nautical miles northwest of San Francisco.
  • Since May, the Solano County Sheriff's desk began receiving reports regarding the sighting of a strange flying object resembling a torpedo.
  • It had a diameter of one to one and a half meters, and a length of four and a half meters. [one meter = 3.28084 feet]
  • It was luminescent, a warm red, and moved through the air without making any noise.
  • A housewife had brought him some color slides of the strange object, claiming that she had managed to take the snapshots when it had stopped a short distance from her house.
  • On September 22, Deputy Sheriff John Cruz of Fairfield felt compelled to take the matter into consideration, deciding to go and see for himself.
  • Those interested informed him that the object usually appeared near a water tank located eight kilometers from the town.
  • That night, three or four hundred people patiently stationed themselves around the top of the hill on which the tank stood.
  • Their patient wait paid off; lit by a faint red light, the "cigar-bellied" object began to circle the tank, sometimes stopping or moving slowly at a height of about sixty meters.
  • Some witnesses confessed to the Deputy Sheriff that one night the boys of the town had hit the object with their .22 caliber rifles.
  • The struck hull, which had immediately lit up for a few moments with a more vivid light, had produced the sound of a stone thrown against the sheet metal.
  • In any case, the "cigar" continued to show up in that area with a certain obstinacy.
  • It's not clear why there was no general stampede when the UFO got so close to the ground that the trigger-happy boys were able to target it with their rifles.
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Natural gas field
Rio Vista Gas Field is the biggest natural gas field in California and one of the largest in the state's history. Discovered in 1936, the field is in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta and has produced over 3.5 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of natural gas. Other gas fields are shown in gray. While not on the San Andreas, the Sacramento Delta region is active; a magnitude 4.2 earthquake struck about three miles southwest of Isleton, near Rio Vista, in October 2023.  ABC10 +4

Color photography
Color photography was available and became increasingly popular in the 1960s, though black-and-white remained common for professional, news, and everyday photos because of the high cost of color film and processing. While color technology existed earlier, the 1960s marked its shift toward becoming standard for casual snapshots. Wikipedia +4

Highway 12
Highway 12 is a route I've taken with family to Yosemite National Park many times. Rio Vista Bridge crosses the Sacramento River.
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dome collapses

4/6/2026

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4/7/2026
​Mount Merapi (Mountain of Fire)
Alert Level 3, Central Java, Indonesia
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Javanese is the primary language spoken by over 82 million people on Java island, particularly in central and eastern regions. It is distinct from the official national language, Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), used for administration and national communication. Javanese features distinct manners levels: Ngoko (informal) and Krama (formal).
Volcán de Fuego
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Greater Sage-Grouse

4/4/2026

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The bird has 16 to 23 spiky tail feathers. The Book of Numbers, Chapters 16 to 23, contains important historical and symbolic narratives in the Catholic tradition.
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Male sage-grouse with tail feathers spread wide
Greater sage-grouse, including the geographically distinct bi-state population on the California/Nevada border, and Gunnison sage-grouse
https://www.wlfw.org/wildlife/sage-grouse/about-the-bird/​
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  1. 70 Thorns: The most famous "Crown of Thorns" relic, housed at Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, historically consisted of a circle of rushes with 70 thorns attached.
  2. 50 to 60 Thorns: Botanists and researchers who have studied the construction of the Notre-Dame relic estimate that the original circlet likely contained between 50 and 60 thorns.
  3. Over 50 Puncture Wounds: Forensic analysis of the Shroud of Turin shows over 50 puncture wounds on the scalp and nape of the neck. This suggests that the "crown" may have been more like a helmet or cap of thorns rather than a simple ring. Facebook +3
​You might want to think 16 to 23 times before killing that male.​
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Volcán de Fuego

4/3/2026

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4/3/2026

​Volcán de Fuego​
​Volcán de Fuego is an active stratovolcano of a symmetrical, cone-like shape in Guatemala. The name Guatemala is derived from the Nahuatl (Aztec) word Quauhtlemallan, which means "land of many trees" or "place of many trees". This name was introduced by allies of Spanish conquistador Pedro de Alvarado in the 16th century to describe the region, particularly areas around the K'iche' Maya highlands. Wikipedia +4

The Light of Christ
Because of its association with the pineal gland, some interpretations associate it with the "third eye" or spiritual enlightenment, which the Church interprets as the light of Christ.

Aztecs
Aztecs practiced both human sacrifice and ritual cannibalism on a significant scale, primarily driven by religious beliefs to nourish their gods and ensure the world's survival. Sacrifices, often involving captive warriors or slaves, included heart extraction on temple altars, while ritual cannibalism was restricted to specific ceremonies, where body parts were gifted to elite members. History Hit +2 The Church terminated both.
  1. Recent Activity (2025-2026): Multiple witnesses reported a "mothership" UFO (UAP) with six horizontal lights over Villa Nueva in May 2025. Additionally, as of early 2026, reports suggested an increase in orb- and craft-like UAP sightings across Latin America, including specific incidents in Guatemala on 2/8/2026.
  2. Historical Activity (1989): A significant wave of UFO sightings occurred in 1989, with residents, including officials, reporting strange objects over the mountains, which created widespread interest, according to a 1989 LA Times report. Los Angeles Times +3
  3. Experts say that ET activity increased when the US began experimenting with nuclear weapons.
Paul Hellyer UFO/UAP
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USS Trepang incident

4/3/2026

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​The 1971 USS Trepang (SSN-674) Arctic UFO photos, featuring strange, triangular, and tubular objects, are highly debated, with many analysts and researchers concluding [that] they are not genuine evidence of extraterrestrial encounters but likely misinterpreted military, meteorological, or debris-related imagery. The images, often shared with dramatic stories of being shot down, were allegedly brought to light by researcher Alex Mistretta and originated from a genuine submarine mission.
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​Extremely Interesting facts Alessandro 13
Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs)
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In March 1971, the US submarine Trapeng was on a mission between the glaciers of Greenland and Norway to test new weapons and took the photo before shooting down the unknown triangular aircraft not responding to radio calls or known aircraft. The object resting on the bottom emerged from the water, and when it was almost motionless at sea level, was shot down. The photos analyzed by experts and considered authentic were classified until 2015 and subsequently published by a French newspaper that received the photos and information anonymously.
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William Oku HPD

3/24/2026

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Finally, we get a police officer who is fit, articulate, and handsome.

William K. Oku III is part of a law enforcement family in Hawaii and is currently an officer with the Honolulu Police Department. He responded to the Pali Puka Trail on Oahu on 3/24/2025, after a hiker called 911 and said that she and her friend saw another hiker attacking a woman. Oku testified in the man's attempted murder trial last week in Honolulu Circuit Court, and he recalled how he was assigned to search the area for the attacker.


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​William K. Oku III
Chinese, Japanese, Polynesian, European
Ancestors include 
Stella Hamutal Kamekona (Polynesian Hawaiian descent), and paternal grandmother Mary Ah Kum Cup Choy (Chinese descent). Family records indicate that his grandfather, William K. Oku I, was born in Honolulu in the late 19th century, died 1961, his father William K. Oku II born 2/8/1930, died 11/2/1996. The surname Oku is of Japanese origin, traditionally meaning "interior". He has a high-ridged nose, atypical for Asians.

The defense attorney's accent is more local, almost pigeon.

That is probably Koa wood paneling in the courtroom. Koa 
(Acacia koa) is native to Hawaii and endemic, meaning it grows naturally only on the Hawaiian Islands (canvas tree in the testimony). As one of the largest native tree species (up to 115 ft), it is found on all major islands except Kahoʻolawe and Niʻihau, playing a critical role in local ecosystems and culture. Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) (.gov) +2 The majority of the Koa forests are on the Big Island, specifically on the slopes of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa.
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Switch to the Crime Blog to follow the case.
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Icelandic power plant

3/17/2026

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  • Accumulation Update: Around eight to nine million cubic meters of magma have accumulated since the last eruption, reaching roughly 23 million, m to the third power, below the surface, as of 3/10/2026.
  • Threat Level: The likelihood of a new eruption increases significantly when magma reaches around 11 million, m to the third power, with significant risk expected toward the end of September.
  • Previous Activity: The power station has been under constant threat, with earlier 2024–2025 activity causing damage to pipelines and requiring protective earth barriers, according to the Wikipedia entry. Wikipedia +2
  • Assessment: Because the situation is volatile, the hazard assessment is constantly re-evaluated, notes the Icelandic Meteorological Office. Icelandic Meteorological office +1
The Icelandic government is not closely tied to Israel and frequently acts as a critic of Israeli policy. Iceland was the first Western nation to recognize Palestinian statehood (2011), supported a two-state solution, condemned West Bank settlement activity, and in 2026 joined the international case accusing Israel of genocide. Government of Iceland +3
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Helamaumau crater

3/12/2026

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ha-LAY-ma-oo-ma-oo


First came 1Eye/Oumuamua (oh-MOO-ah-MOO-ah), "Scout" or "messenger from a faraway land".

Second came 
2Eye/Borisov, a belligerent Russian bear, but he vanished in the nick of time.

Third came 3Eye/Atlas, 
the third interstellar object (ISO) passing through our solar system.

The US Park Service closed Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Ash, glass, and lava rock fallout closed the Kīlauea summit area and nearby roads. While parts remained open, the eruption necessitated closures of Crater Rim Drive and surrounding areas.
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​You know the drill. Multiple documented UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) sightings have occurred in Hawaii, most notably a widely reported incident on New Year's Eve 2020 where witnesses saw a large, bright blue, silent object descend into the ocean off Leeward Oahu. I haven't seen one yet but looking forward to it. "Please come visit me and let me do an interview. If you can read my thoughts only, that would be sick to the max."
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little Napoleon

3/11/2026

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Every photograph is a deal with the devil.
North American tribes did not like to be photographed.
Funny, you don't know your own history.
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Glasgow fire lighthouse

3/10/2026

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Fire
Scottish authorities are liars. The fire started in a vape shop. Almost all vapes, including disposable and rechargeable pens, contain lithium-ion batteries. These batteries are essential for powering the heating element but make devices hazardous waste, requiring special disposal rather than regular trash. Due to fire risks, they should be carried in cabin baggage, not checked luggage. Federal Aviation Administration (.gov) +6 Toxic chemicals were released. I recommend that they learn to speak with an RP or standard American accent if they wish to be understood.​

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Longships Lighthouse during Storm Goretti



​Google AI Overview
Q. Have there been UAP sightings at lighthouses?
A. Yes, there have been reported sightings of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) near lighthouses, with several instances documented near coastal, maritime, and specific lighthouse locations.
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Documented Sightings and Incidents
  • Ellison Bay, Wisconsin: A UAP was observed in 2023 moving near a location, with witnesses describing a bright white light turning into three, and later observing a triangular shape.
  • Maine: Sightings have been reported in coastal areas like Washington County, including near Grand Falls Flowage, sometimes described as unusual, unsettling, or "creepy" encounters.
  • General Maritime Activity: Numerous Unidentified Submersible Objects (USOs)—the aquatic equivalent of a UAP—have been logged along U.S. shorelines, sometimes appearing beneath the surface.
  • Historical Sightings: In 1966, a US Navy photographer filmed a metallic, football-shaped disc without visible propulsion, a case that remains unexplained.
  • Other Related Sightings: A 1973 case involved two men witnessing a 30-foot craft with flashing lights while fishing from a pier. YouTube +5
Contextual Information
  • UAP Hotspots: The area near Catalina Island in California is considered a major UAP hotspot, with many sightings documented over several decades, often associated with military activity.
  • Other Potential Causes: While many sightings remain unexplained, some UAP cases have been attributed to natural phenomena like meteors, or human-made objects like drones and airplanes. ABC News +2
Investigation and Analysis
  • Governmental Involvement: The U.S. government has documented and investigated these, with some reports in the 1950s mentioning "flying saucers".
  • Military Activity: Many sightings have occurred near military training areas, where advanced, yet unidentified, technology might be present. ABC News +4 (end of AI)
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Martian cylinder

3/9/2026

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"A raw image from the Mast camera (Mastcam) onboard NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover, taken on 2022–08–07 at 20:58:23 UTC, displays a mysterious cylinder buried in the Martian regolith of the Paraitepuy Pass — a narrow gap in the Gale Crater situated on the slopes of Mount Sharp.

"This puzzling object was discovered in NASA’s database by Rami Bar Ilan and brought to my attention by Dr. Jan Špaček — who studies signatures of life on Mars and Professor Carol Cleland — who studies anomalies from a philosophical perspective.

"The object was publicly discussed in detail by Brian Dobbs here. I wrote back to Jan and Carol that anomalies are best analyzed in the open with full disclosure of all available data, since such discussions might motivate scientists to collect additional data that would resolve their mystery..." -Avi Loeb

https://avi-loeb.medium.com/is-the-mysterious-cylinder-on-mars-photographed-in-2022-by-the-curiosity-rover-a-human-made-6fcd8e242fea

Looks like a cone.
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Red Cross

3/9/2026

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Typically, these people do not possess a very basic life skill, how to swim, and certainly do not know how to do a water rescue. The Red Cross is not there to teach them. You are extremely negligent when you allow your children to go untaught, and teaching them yourself is a mistake.
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Mandarins removed

2/25/2026

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2/22/2026 Sunday
Law enforcement has a reason to be there.
Pets follow a leader, and that might be you.

What animals do is instinctual.
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Boston Blackie

2/17/2026

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"Stories Around the Opium Lamp" refers to the original, gritty pulp fiction stories of Boston Blackie created by Jack Boyle in the 1910s, published in The American Magazine. These tales portrayed the character as a reformed, expert thief who frequented opium dens, setting a dark, atmospheric tone far different from later, sanitized radio, and film adaptations.
fictional character Blackie
safecracker, Boston/California
newspaperman and detective


Opium: The raw, dried latex (resin) is taken from the poppy plant. Opiates are natural drugs derived directly from opium (e.g., morphine, codeine, thebaine). Opioids is a broader term that includes natural opiates, as well as semi-synthetic (e.g., oxycodone) and fully synthetic drugs (e.g., fentanyl).

Jack Boyle b. 1881 San Francisco, d. 1928 Portland, OR, 46
My uncle's beat: Chinatown 40s/50s (Sgt. John Leahy, SFPD)
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Opening Day, GG Bridge 5/27/1937 "Pedestrian Day"
That is probably Matson's Lurline.
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Sunday bow

2/8/2026

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You might want to try a bow.

The Household Cavalry, Horse Guards, are mostly 
castrātus, selected for their size, temperament, and ability to carry soldiers and heavy ceremonial equipment, usually Irish Draught or draught crosses, pronounced draft, standing at least 16 hands (64 inches) high, and trained for their duties from around age four.
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horse guards

2/6/2026

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Manicouagan Crater

1/30/2026

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Credit: NASA, International Space Station Expedition 59

Manicouagan Crater
Flying at an altitude of 400 kilometers (248.548 miles) above Quebec, Canada, the astronauts of the International Space Station captured the image. The crater was created when an asteroid with a diameter of 5 km (approx. three miles) struck the surface. It is estimated that the original crater had a diameter of 100 km (approx. 62 miles) making Manicouagan the sixth largest impact crater discovered on Earth's surface.

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Ram & Fuji

1/28/2026

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Fibonacci Sequence
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the 15-mile-long shadow of Mt. Fuji
The photos were posted by Quora members.
They did not know what they had observed.

Do you?

Ram
  1. Logarithmic Growth: As the horn grows, it follows a spiral pattern often found in nature, similar to that of a nautilus shell or a snail's shell.
  2. Golden Ratio Approximation: The spiral shape is closely linked to the golden ratio, that is, ϕ ≈ 1.618, derived from the Fibonacci sequence, uncovered by Leonardo Fibonacci, an Italian mathematician from Pisa (Liber Abaci, AD 1202).
  3. Natural Spiral: This and other natural examples like a fern unfurling and storm clouds are curls that match the mathematical proportions.
Shadow
  1. Fuji displays a truncated pyramid.
  2. In the Latin Mass, the chalice is covered by a stiffened, square linen cloth called a pall (Latin: palla), which is placed over the top to protect the wine and, post-consecration, the Precious Blood from dust or insects. A chalice veil (usually in the liturgical color of the day) and a burse (containing the corporal) often cover the entire vessel until the offertory.
  3. This configuration resembles a truncated pyramid.
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Men build bridges

1/27/2026

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This is the holiest structure ever made on Earth, greater than the pyramids, which required slave labor. You’ll find out how The Bridge came to “bee” in the next hour and a half.
Joseph Strauss, Structural Engineer
b. 1870, d. 1938, a year after the bridge was completed
German Jewish heritage
Father: writer, painter
Mother: pianist

Only men worked on the bridge.

However, two women cared for the sick and injured: Mercy Sister Mary Zita Felciano and Patricia DeWeese.

Born in 1909 in Santa Rosa, California, and raised there, sister trained as a nurse in San Francisco during the mid-1920s and took her religious vows in 1930. She supervised the orthopedic floor at St. Mary’s Hospital in San Francisco when the Golden Gate Bridge was under construction and helped care for the workers who were injured in the tragic bridge accident of February 17, 1937. A strict supervisor, she took the playing cards with dirty pictures away from the men—but she let them keep their girlie magazines “hidden” beneath the mattress.

Born circa 1918 and raised in Watsonville, California, DeWeese entered nurse’s training at St. Mary’s Hospital in 1936, and she, too, helped the injured men. She took great pride caring for the bridge men. “They looked so manly, and yet they were just like little kids. I think that poor men didn’t get much attention, you see. But I found them to be just softies, terrified of the needle.”
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My father told me that, in his youth, people went to the hospital to die. At 14, I was at St. Mary's for an appendectomy.

Malinowski
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Andromeda

1/23/2026

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The Andromeda Galaxy 🌠 🌌 Disc
Real image captured by NASA and taken in Infrared
Andromeda is the closest large galaxy to our Milky Way Galaxy and is located 2.5 million light-years from our Sun, making Andromeda close enough for telescopes to spy the details of the ringed arms of new stars and hazy blue backbone of older stars. ✨
Credits: NASA, JPL


An Android is a robot designed to resemble a human (humanoid) or a widely used, open-source mobile operating system (OS) developed by Google. As a robot, it mimics human appearance and behavior. As an OS, it powers billions of smartphones, tablets, and smart devices.
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Many companies have developed and manufactured devices running Android since its inception, as it is an open-source platform. Google developed the core OS and Pixel phones, and key partners in the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) like Samsung, HTC, Motorola, LG, Sony, and Xiaomi have designed, developed, and produced a vast range of devices.
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Earth/Moon

1/22/2026

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  • Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech, University of Arizona
  • Earth and Moon as seen from Mars via HiRISE camera
  • Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter going round red planet
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Seattle's Etienne

1/19/2026

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Archbishop Paul Etienne and guessts
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ome on Cascadia Ave. S, upscale neighborhood
Mt. Baker, WA, with a view over Lake Washington
To the Cascades
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Does he walk the streets of riot-ridden Seattle?
Jesus didn't have His own place to rest, not even His own tomb.
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