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This is the most disturbing thing I have ever heard on my show... Former Congressman George Santos tells me that the House of Representatives had to SHUT DOWN the High School Page Program because Congressmen were sexually abusing young students. "Remember why the U.S. House of Representatives no longer has the page program — because young children, who would go from their schools to learn from our leaders, were literally ASSAULTED by members of Congress! And these are 13, 14, 15, year-olds.” "This is the beginning of the END of the sexual predator behavior in Capitol Hill. This is going to be the Harvey Weinsteins of the Bill Cosbys that are going to bring down this GENERATIONAL behavior." Congress has harbored a sick predator culture for far too long. Eric Swalwell is just the beginning. More will be exposed. It’s time to finally clean house in Washington.

The Pharmaceutical Industrial Complex is going to MELT DOWN HARD… Children’s Health Defense just EXPOSED THE SCAM…Ivermectin is CRUSHING cancer like chemotherapy NEVER could. Nearly 200 patients. Multiple cancer types. 84% POSITIVE OUTCOME.

How to blur your house on Google Maps

Why buy a bird feeder when you can plant one? Here's what most people get wrong about feeding birds: birds don't just need seeds. They need insects. The real bird feeder is your yard, so here's what to plant, roughly in order of wildlife value: Oaks: The undisputed champion. Supports 557 caterpillar species and also produces acorns eaten by over 100 bird and mammal species. Plant one oak and you've done more for local birds than a decade of sunflower seeds. Native cherry or plum: Supports 456 caterpillar species and the berries eaten by dozens of bird species. One of the most productive plants per square foot you can put in the ground. Native willow: 455 caterpillar species supported. Fast growing and excellent for wet spots where other trees struggle. Serviceberry: The berries eaten by more than 40 bird species, are edible for people, and fruit ripens in early summer right when birds are feeding nestlings. Also gorgeous in the fall. Elderberry: A fast growing shrub and the berries devoured by birds in late summer before migration. High fat content helps fuel long flights. Dogwood: The berries get eaten by about 100 bird species including tanagers, woodpeckers, and catbirds. Fall color is to die for. Tolerates shade pretty well. Goldenrod, asters, sunflowers, coneflower: — seeds feed birds through winter, hosts hundreds caterpillar species, and feeds a ton of pollinators. The rule: Once your yard hits 70% native plant biomass, bird populations stabilize and reproduce successfully. Below that threshold chickadees stop breeding or produce fewer viable young. Plant the oak, the serviceberry, the elderberry, and the sunflower. Skip the feeder.

@Ben_Inskeep I wish St. Joseph County would do this.

10 counties in Indiana have now enacted a moratorium on data centers, with more currently under consideration

i made a map to monitor data centers all around the world tracks construction + nearby power plants + local AI legislation, and follows the politicians behind their bans (+ if they're getting paid to do so!)

@Architectolder Cool place.

That roof would never leak

Woman who lives only 1.6 miles from the META Data Center in Wisconsin speaks out She says their water system has been completely destroyed She says there is discharge that turns the entire river white like milk. She paid for testing and found extremely high heavy metal levels “I live on a horse farm and I am an educator. I, for almost four 50 years, a natural creek has flowed through my property. It's 20 feet wide, up to four feet deep. It has persisted through drought, flood, seasonal change. It's part of a connected system. Groundwater, tributaries, watersheds, aquifers ultimately flowing into Beaver Dam Lake. Until construction began upstream on the data center, its behavior was stable and predictable After construction started, all of that changed. Here in Beaver Dam, the creek began to stop flowing entirely without rainfall. It would abruptly return off in cloudy and opaque like milk, with enough force to cause drastic erosion and damage — Water testing on my property shows elevated strontium, a very dangerous metal, and other indicators consistent with deep groundwater influence”

@HarmeetKDhillon Peonies need the ants to blossom. Spring!

Good morning! What is up with these ants on the peony buds? 🤔

@Arkypatriot @LynnMissFlynn We have friends who own a little place there behind the Crescent Hotel. We stayed at the Crescent when they got married. Didn’t see any ghosts. But I loved the hotel as well. Although I think the gigantic room we were in had maybe 2 outlets. 😂 Eureka is a lovely town. Enjoyed it

Happy and good Tuesday from Arkansas to all of you Basin Park Hotel has been part of downtown Eureka Springs since 1905, sitting right in the middle of one of the most unique little mountain towns in Arkansas. Built into the hillside, it’s known for its historic charm, quirky layout, and easy access to the shops, restaurants, and winding streets that make Eureka Springs so memorable. Over the years, it has built a reputation for both history and mystery, with plenty of visitors drawn in by its old-world atmosphere and stories of the unexplained. Have you ever been to Eureka Springs Arkansas?

@fredgiblet @james_xond Same. I wasn’t great at it to begin with. 😂 Some cars were easier than others back in the day. I could do it. It would take a little bit. I wouldn’t want to be on a hill. 😂

@james_xond Nah. I could drive it SUCCESSFULLY, but there would be some gear grinding before I got back into the flow.

Trying to prove a point: Could you jump into a stick-shift car and drive it without a problem right now?

@Batenswytch I like the color. Not the print. Looks like Christmas wrapping paper. Different print?, stripe?, paint? 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

The color combo is really nice. Really depends on what the room is meant to be used for. This makes me want to ready a good book in that room, so perhaps a study?

@Marduk21 @harukaawake From grok:

@harukaawake I disagree. It should get a public lashing, some hard prison time, and then deport them. This kind of stupidity should cost some physical pain and several years of ones life if they're going to behave like this in Japan.

🇯🇵 A tourist from New York was captured spray painting graffiti in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo. This type of behavior should get you immediately deported from Japan.

@JesterJum 33 years last month. It’s not always pretty, but we move through any issues. He’s my best friend and partner. 🥰🙏

Talking to a friend on here about his 24th anniversary and it got me thinking how rare staying committed to a single person for life really is. Who here can say they have been married to the same person for over 20 years? Cause that is impressive and something to be proud of!

@Batenswytch My best friend’s mom sewed until she passed. Lord Jesus would have to save us if we touched those fabric scissors. 🤣🤣 I change out all my scissors every 2-3 yrs. All of them at once. Various sizes. Sharp scissors are such a good feeling.

Gingher if she needs 'good fabric scissors'. Found a pair in that abandoned storage unit we had to clean out a few years ago. I bet you could shave with them. Yes, I kept them.

@TheEXECUTlONER_ @toebeans_l They can get big. But, as you said, just trim them down. Mine were large at our first home. One I’m in now, it’s been a struggle to get the shrub ones to grow. My hydrangea tree is a monster. I’m planting 2 more bc I want the privacy out back in certain areas.

@toebeans_l I don’t think so either and if they do just trim them

This woman had just planted some new hydrangeas. Now she has to dig them up because her husband told her that they will block the house too much. So much for having some curb appeal. I'd much rather look out my window and see hydrangeas than dirt and I'd much rather be driving up to the house and see the hydrangeas than underneath the house. Is your gardening a collaboration with your husband or wife or does one of you control the design of the outside of the house when it comes to flowers, shrubs, and trees? What if your husband told you to dig them up after you just planted them because they were going to block the house? What would you do?

@Soaringeagle45 @thejaggins Yea. I’ve learned to state I need tree AND STUMP removal. So many ppl just leave the stump. My tree guy brings all the equipment necessary. They brought the bad ass large grinder to the stump party.

I had a tree I wanted removed, because it was too close to the house. I called a tree guy and he came out and did a nice job cutting down the tree. He asked me what I thought and I said it was nice but what about the stump?.... He informed me that he was just a tree guy who cut down trees, If I wanted the stump removed, I would need to call a stump guy. I found a highly recommended stump guy and he came and got the stump out. He said there you go. I asked him about the hole. He said I'm a stump guy I just remove stumps, I don't fill in the hole. He told me I would need to call a Landscaper. I got a hold of a landscaper and I told him I'm fixing to leave town on a trip and I don't care what he does, just fix the hole and make it look nice. I got back today and found out he planted a freaking tree!!’

@ToddB222 Stay safe.

The river is getting pretty close to the cabin tonight. I’ve never seen it this high. It’s going to rain more tonight. YAY!!

@Batenswytch Thank you! I thought so. The guy I have installing it is as excited as I am to get it all installed. There are simple kits to do all the water and sprayer parts.

@LilBuff9 That is a very cool idea!

Daughter is seeing the changes at the front gate, has seen the AI recreation of it that spawned the big overhaul, and is now considering building a smol front yard (it would literally only be like 10ft wide, but 60 ft long) and wants an arbor with climbing roses & a pretty gate.