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It's a different kind of pain when your heart cries, but your eyes don't✨️

Talvi selätetty. Mökillä ❤️

@gartner_jw 👍😃

@pullearusina So bring them back to sleep. ☝️😇

No niin! Naapurin mökillä oli karhu käynyt hajottaa grillin ja ekowc:n ja purassu moottorikelkan penkistä palan. 13cm tassu... Ja Sulo sen haistoi meidän kävelylenkillä. Siellä se oli lähi nevalla, mun lakkapaikassa.

@gartner_jw The bears have woken up from their winter sleep and are hungry and craving a leather seat 🫣

@pullearusina The bear was trying to steal your mushrooms. ☝️😇 But why on earth is that stupid beast biting a seat? 🤔 Maybe the seats should be laced with a strong sleeping potion. 😎

можна було би подумати що це якась коряга чи корінь а це МІНА

Hermosavut 😃

@booginet Se tuli jo nyt oottamaan niitten kypsymistä 😳

@pullearusina Yleensä viihtyvät parhaiten hillasoiden tuntumassa🤠

Hooray for Finnish, with all its grammatical glory and its endless supply of double vowels! Today the flags fly for Finnish Language Day, which also commemorates Mikael Agricola, who is credited with creating the first written Finnish literature: finland.fi/arts-culture/c…

@thisagainreally Tuon vois ottaa käyttöön. Tai no tavallaan ollutkin, kun jos oikein vttuaa niin sitten saataa joku humppa karata ilmoille. Metsässä vaan ei ole ollut tarvetta😁

@pullearusina Itse olen sellainen stressilaulaja. Jotkut sille on naureskellut kun auton ratissakin alkaa joku "Ooolen pieni nalle vain, pullea.." kun otsasuoni sykkii jossain vieraassa kaupungissa suhaillessa.

@thisagainreally Kai ne väistää ja eihän toi mun roskiksella käynyt vaikka matkaa ei ole suoraan kuin parisataa metriä. Tai onhan se voinut pihassa käydäkin..🤷‍♀️ Ei tunnu omalta tommonen metelöinti, kun olen tottunut liikkumaan hiljaa 😳

@pullearusina Eipä siinä muuta voi kun metelöidä itsekin ja luottaa siihen että karhut väistää. Niinhän ne tekee 99,9% ajasta kunhan ei päädy yllättämään. Oon joskus retkellä nähnyt tassunjälkiä märässä mudassa josta ne häipyy aika nopeasti, totesin että hyvä aika istahtaa lauleskelemaan...

@thisagainreally Kyllä 😳 Mäkin kuulin ylimääräistä ääntä kävelyllä, mutta silloin en onneksi tiennyt, että tää karhu on jäänyt tähän ja todennäköisesti se näki minut.

@pullearusina Kerrankin hyväksyttävä aika kuunnella lenkillä jotain ilman kuulokkeita. Harvoin on pelottanu niin paljon kuin piilokojusta autolle kävellessä kun oli illan ja yön aikana nähnyt puolen tusinaa eri karhua. Tuskin ne kovin kauas oli sieltä läksiny...

@B4rtti70 Onneksi ei. Mulle toi kertoo niiden määrän lisääntymisestä, kun on niitä ollut, mutta tämä tuli järven yli ja jäi tähän lähistölle. Tästä alkaa iso korpialue missä on sitten omat petonsa ja heidän reviirit.

@pullearusina No vielä ei ole lakka aika

“Haggling over a few square kilometres.” Those kilometres have names. Cities. Villages. Mass graves. They also happen to be someone else’s country.

🚨 Research shows music literally has the power to heal. Revolutionary research reveals that Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 can target and destroy 20% of cancer cells without harming healthy tissue. Researchers at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, led by Dr. Márcia Alves Marques Capella, have uncovered a startling intersection between classical music and oncology. By exposing both healthy and malignant cells to various musical compositions, the team observed that Beethoven’s iconic Symphony No. 5 triggered the destruction of approximately one-fifth of the cancer cells. Remarkably, the healthy cells remained completely untouched during the process, suggesting a level of selectivity that is highly sought after in modern medical treatments. The study highlights that not all music yields the same results; while György Ligeti’s "Atmosphères" produced a similar therapeutic effect, Mozart’s "Sonata for Two Pianos" showed no impact on the cell cultures. Scientists believe the secret lies in the specific rhythms and frequencies inherent in certain masterpieces, which may disrupt the biological structure of tumors. This pioneering research paves the way for potential non-invasive therapies, offering a melodic glimpse into the future of cancer care where sound waves could one day complement traditional medicine. source: Capella, M. A. M., et al. (2014). Direct effects of music in cancer cells. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Instituto de Biofísica Carlos Chagas Filho.

I can’t let go of this story - and these photos. A dog and a cat were evacuated from the front line by Ukrainian Defenders using a drone. The animals flew more than 12 km and are now safe. If they made it, then we can do so much more - and we will.

Two‑year‑old Anya and her mother Dasha 💔 🕯were killed yesterday in Odesa when russians struck a residential building with a drone. Anya’s father is in intensive care. On June 23, little Anya would have turned three.

A dog and a cat who were evacuated by drone from the positions and flew 12 back to safety. The cat's face says it all.

Little Anya was murdered in Odesa by russians, their Hungarian and MAGA supporters yesterday

The russian "human safari" continues in cold blood. Around 7 PM, a russian drone deliberately struck an ambulance team in Kherson’s Dniprovskiy district. 3 medics seriously injured.

The city of Andernach, Germany planted 101 varieties of tomatoes in the town center and told everyone to take whatever they wanted. It was such a hit they did beans the next year, then added onions, fruit trees, lettuce, zucchini, berries, and herbs. All free to the public and maintained by the city. Andernach is now known as the "edible city." Philadelphia has been doing a version of this since 2007. The Philadelphia Orchard Project has helped establish 67 sites across the city with thousands of food-bearing trees. Baltimore is planting fruit trees on sidewalks. Seattle, Boston, San Francisco, and Asheville all have public urban orchards. A mature apple tree produces 400-500 pounds of fruit per year. A mature pear tree can produce for 75 years. We've decided our cities should have trees. We just haven't decided those trees should feed people. Would you support urban fruit trees and vegetables in your city?