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N628TS Took off from Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.

i love this because its only a debate that is possible to have if you don't actually know what a social construct is. you can undermine the entire thing with 1 wikipedia lookup

Due to harassment, I am no longer offering my email for advice for other campaigners. If we know each other, we can text; if it's about my campaigns, email any time. You can find resources in my toolkit here, which I update periodically: linktr.ee/divyamp

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The actual science hasn't changed! You can read it for yourself here! www.panaccindex.info/p/answered-c...

Let’s be clear here, when scientists say mistakes were made at the start of the pandemic, we DO NOT mean that we did too much. We mean not socially distancing quickly enough, not making tests widely available, and not acknowledging COVID is airborne and distributing N95 masks to everyone.

Great article, and also fuck this shit. Imagine thinking that "sure, one option to upending your life to take a test we could not administer is that you should just take the bar exam in February" is a remotely reasonable remedy.

I agree with the law school administrators that diploma privilege is the correct resolution here. I would add requiring NCBE to repay every dollar that the examinees paid to them.

Agreed. There are many small tweaks to the network required for it to function properly for the average, and especially newer, cyclists. Safety should be the top priority. Edmonton has a long way to go, and we're now moving backwards.

I’ll be interested in seeing how the city responds. Improving the network by focusing on intersections would likely boost ridership more than building a SUP along 111 Ave. The fundamental issue is that driver convenience is still the primary concern.

I will never, ever forget the former city manager refusing to act on or even consider proactive climate change mitigation b/c he didn't think residents cared about it. He didn't ASK, just decided. Love that we're stuck paying the price for a deliberately short-sighted dickhead's vibes.

To be fair, there is a lot the city could be doing which they are not. The fight against the most devastating effects of climate change requires cities to lead. Edmonton has chosen instead to ignore their role and continue with the decision making that caused the problem.

mulliganstew.ca/2026/07/26/e... @ckua.com.web.brid.gy @rhiannongiddens.bsky.social @edmontonfolkmusicfestival @terrydavidmulligan.bsky.social Two interviews - both are deep dives and engaging conversation.

The animals are (mostly) all right: Animal rescues in Edmonton, post-rain

Cases like these are becoming the new norm in AB, but nobody finds out about them if they don't make it into the press. The Premier and Ministers should be very aware of them, and should be FULLY INFORMED by our Alberta Health Leads. What's the plan to mitigate this??? 2/2

ETS bus #4941 working route 8 to University.

What's interesting to me is that there are no mechanisms - or, if they exist, no enforcement - stopping these facilities from doing this in the first place.

Sunny, dry Edmonton has been a waterlogged mess this summer. Our elected leaders need to shift us away from oil and gas -- that's how we'll get out of these costly, dangerous messes. #abpoli #yeg #cdnpoli #climate