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/‘kiz.met/ = the will or principle or determining cause by which things in general are believed to come to be as they are or events to happen as they do #kismet

Katılım Şubat 2009
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Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton@DollyParton·
Sweet tea… barbecue… corn on the cob… apple pie. Does any combination say “summertime” better? Add fireworks and the Fourth of July, and you have a Celebration Cookout. My sister Rachel and I rounded up some of our favorite recipes to help make your holiday weekend a little extra special. ❤️🍽️ Which dish are you trying from our #GoodLookinCookin cookbook? dolly.lnk.to/GoodLookinCook…
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Enséñame de Ciencia
Enséñame de Ciencia@EnsedeCiencia·
La Tierra ha mostrado una intensa actividad sísmica en las últimas horas. Mientras el Cinturón de Fuego del Pacífico registró al menos cinco sismos de magnitud moderada y fuerte en distintos puntos de su extensa franja tectónica, Venezuela fue sacudida por un inusual doble terremoto de magnitudes 7.2 y 7.5, ocurrido con apenas 39 segundos de diferencia, dejando importantes daños y activando una amplia respuesta de emergencia. Ambos hechos ocurrieron casi al mismo tiempo. El Cinturón de Fuego del Pacífico concentra cerca del 90 % de la actividad sísmica mundial, mientras que el terremoto de Venezuela ocurrió en el límite entre las placas del Caribe y Sudamérica, una zona tectónica diferente. Las autoridades continúan evaluando los daños en Venezuela, mientras los organismos sismológicos mantienen un monitoreo constante de la actividad sísmica en distintas regiones del planeta.
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Backpirch Weather
Backpirch Weather@BackpirchCrew·
The Earth just experienced FOUR significant earthquakes in a single day. First, it was a Magnitude 5.6 in California’s Redwood Valley. Then, 7 hours later, a devastating “double” quake inflicted massive destruction in northern Venezuela. The first one at Magnitude 7.2, followed by an even larger Magnitude 7.5 only 39 SECONDS later. Finally, a mere 25 minutes after the Venezuela twins, a Magnitude 6.9 marine earthquake struck offshore of Kuji, Japan. Very rare to see this much seismic activity across the globe in such a short period of time.
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Kismet Book Club@KismetBookClub·
HEY FRIENDS! Did you know you cannot cancel your subscription to X Premium and you cannot remove your payment method???? I was instructed to contact my bank and ask them to block X charges. Hey @elonmusk I am normally a big fan of yours, but find it disturbing I cannot remove a payment method and cancel my premium. I know stripe is your partner and this is a supposed "stripe rule" but that is bullshit cause @stripe will do whatever u tell them to do!
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Earth
Earth@earthcurated·
"Drop a beautiful shot of the sea or a setting sun from your gallery."
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Michigan Storm Chasers
Michigan Storm Chasers@MiStormChasers·
Are you KIDDING us?! A triple rainbow spotted yesterday in Au Gres, MI courtesy of Brandy. This was captured after a strong thunderstorm moved by, with a Samsung S26 Ultra, with slight digital enhancement to make the colors pop according to Brandy’s word. Triple rainbows, while rare, do occur often when there are three internal reflections inside water droplets. Prior to modern photography, only a couple instances of triple rainbows were documented over multiple centuries. 📸 - Brandy Nichols-Badour - Au Gres, MI
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Detroitisit
Detroitisit@Detroitisit·
This year marks 160 years of Vernors, one of Detroit's most iconic brands. What began as a pharmacist's experiment after the Civil War grew into a hometown tradition that generations of Detroiters associate with. PC: Detroit Historical Society
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Kismet Book Club@KismetBookClub·
O' Beautiful for Spacious Skies...
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LeoDaVinciWave
LeoDaVinciWave@LeoDaVinciWave·
Umbrellas inspired by jellyfish.
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World's Amazing Things
World's Amazing Things@Hana_b30·
Incredible photographs by Alan Murphy, we can observe the perfect camouflage of nature, it is almost impossible to detect.
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Danielle Baskin
Danielle Baskin@djbaskin·
a true teal flower in nature is rare. this is the Sapphire Tower / blue puya from Chile and it’s in bloom right now in SF in a hidden spot. I’m hosting a private tour bc I can’t share the location online & it’s also slightly dangerous, so we must treat this like a rare Pokémon
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Mary-Ann Thorson𐃆
Mary-Ann Thorson𐃆@NoctrnlValkyrie·
“A crow can recall every route it has ever taken. Crows are messengers, spies, guides, companions, harbingers of luck, deliverers of trinkets and treasures, tireless in all ways, more loyal than any other man or beast.” ― Alice Hoffman, Magic Lessons
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Give A Shit About Nature
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature·
You can pick up a baby bird and put it back in the nest. The parents won't smell your hands and abandon it. Songbirds barely smell anything, and that old "the mother will reject it" line is one of the most worst wildlife myths going. If you find a naked or barely feathered chick on the ground, it fell early and needs to go back. Find the nest, set it back in, walk away. The parents will come back. Call a licensed wildlife rehabber if you can't find the nest, the bird's bleeding or cold, or a cat got it. Don't feed it yourself. Find one through your state wildlife agency. If it's fully feathered and hopping around, that's a fledgling, and it's supposed to be there. Mom and dad are watching from a branch and feeding it on a schedule. You can leave it be.
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HerodotusWave
HerodotusWave@HerodotusWave·
Planting stories, growing dreams. 📚
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Amazing Nature
Amazing Nature@AmazingNature00·
Route 163 Through Monument Valley in Arizona 😲😍
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Alex & Books 📚
Alex & Books 📚@AlexAndBooks_·
Reading for enjoyment is the single biggest predictor of a child's future happiness and success. But kids reading books is in rapid decline: -Kids who read almost daily has fallen from 53% to 39%. -Kids who read for fun has fallen from 27% to 14%. We need to fix this.
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Team Wolf
Team Wolf@teamwolf_org·
One wolf. Hundreds of miles. A century in the making. BEY03F’s journey is a reminder that wolf recovery is still unfolding—and that every dispersing wolf deserves the chance to find a future. (1/2)
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LeoDaVinciWave
LeoDaVinciWave@LeoDaVinciWave·
The stunning Art Deco lobby of the Fisher Building in Detroit, completed in 1928 and designed by architect Albert Kahn.
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