Art comes in many forms. 😍
An entire mountain forest cradled in stone. 🌲
This breathtaking Hinoki group planting by master Masahiko Kimura completely redefines living art. Sold for ¥1,800,000 (~$15,857 USD) at the 38th Nippon Bonsai Taikan Exhibition a true masterclass in patience and absolute genius.
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I love the babies so much.
This adorable foal lost its birth mother shortly after being born. To make sure the little one wouldn’t have to grow up without a mother’s love, the veterinary team carefully introduced it to another mare—a gentle, experienced mother who had successfully raised many foals before. 💗✨
At first, the mare resisted, calling out repeatedly and refusing to accept the little foal. But after about an hour, her maternal instincts began to kick in. She gradually welcomed the foal and started caring for it as if it were her own.
During the first two weeks, the foal received supplemental milk replacer until the mare’s milk supply was fully established. From then on, the little one could nurse naturally, and the bond between them grew stronger every day.
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There has also been additional helpful research with regard to role of Psilocybin in reducing distress in patients with MSA.
Dr. Albert Garcia-Romeu spoke with MedPageToday about preliminary research from UCSF on psychedelics for depression and anxiety in people with Parkinson’s disease. He also discussed the potential to ease the psychological burden of neurodegenerative diseases, with a related trial in Garcia-Romeu’s lab at Johns Hopkins CPCR for those with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, where findings are expected next year.
medpagetoday.com/neurology/p…
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I wish communities in the U.S. protected historic buildings more often. Such lovely works of art.
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Amazing potential!
A powerful gene-editing technique has been used to edit DNA directly in a person’s body — the first known instance of such a treatment.
go.nature.com/4Bgi3Yx
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Wise words. This weird form of denial shown by the West and Europe I call ethnocentricity. Believing that you know another culture better than those that actually live with the culture. It also involves a belief that others want to be just like you and only need a chance to see the way.
As France is burning, I keep thinking of what the UAE Foreign Minister said a few years ago 👇
He accurately predicted this.
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The world’s most beautiful milk shop, founded in 1880 by the Pfund brothers in Dresden, Germany.
I spent the entire day dealing with redundant meaningless documentation and regulation. It would be so interesting to see a research study which determined the amount of money wasted on regulation not to mention the impact on worker burnout and destruction of creative energy.
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Hersh was one of the sweetest boys I knew. He was the last person I said goodbye to at shul on the evening of October 6, 2023. I think about him every day. Simchat Torah will never be the same.
Glad to see this hero is recovering.
'The last push, Smit': FlyDubai captain Smit Machchhar recounts harrowing cockpit attack 7ny.tv/bBp2EJ
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Edens Edge - Amen youtu.be/odsGzafXAYQ?si=rcc1… via @YouTube
Such a great song.
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Enjoying the view while it is still mine. I have loved this house and this little farm with all my heart. I will miss it terribly but time for a new adventure.
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