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Lorrie Leaver retweeted
Happy Halloween!👽🛸👻
My video for 'Borrowed Time' is out now. Watch on YouTube.📺
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Concept by Julian Lennon
Visuals by Caitlyn Grabenstein
Lorrie Leaver retweeted
⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️
Strong winds across Cornwall and parts of Devon
Friday 0300 – 1000
Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning
Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️
ALT An amber warning for wind across Cornwall and parts of Devon on Friday between 0300-1000.
Lorrie Leaver retweeted
This is potentially one of the worst outbreaks since the ‘Third Pandemic’ which started in 1855 & lasted until 1960 killing well over 12 million people. Obviously with international travel and wars happening this is a huge issue for humanity globally. Whilst we have antibiotics not on the scale that would be needed nor affordable in many countries. Americans are now at risk of being infected as any third world country would without adequate supplies of medicines & protective equipment. The FDA is not fit for service nor is the administration. Where will all the billionaires go now with worthless fortunes? We are literally looking at the end ove …O
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There are now reports from Shelekhov in Siberia about men walking in the city in hazmat suits.
The hospital is quarantined and the pharmacies in the city of ran out of antibiotics.
The 28-year-old laboratory technician Darya Shipilova died on Friday at hospital in the city after accidentally breaking a test sample with Yersinia pestis at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute and contracting pneumonic plague.
Her laboratory was a Biosafety Level 3 lab
Lorrie Leaver retweeted
55 years ago today, I won $4,000 at a tournament and became the first woman athlete to earn $100,000 in prize money in a single year.
At the time, $100,000 felt like a milestone. But it was about so much more than the money. It was about proving what was possible, and opening doors for the generations to follow.
Today, professional tennis players represent 10 of the 20 highest-paid women athletes.
We have come so far.
But progress doesn’t happen by itself. We have to keep pushing, keep breaking barriers, and keep opening doors.
We’ve come a long way. And we’re not done yet.
Lorrie Leaver retweeted
“I really am enormously grateful for the presence in this room of many of our greatest technological minds, and indeed, for the thoughtful stewardship demonstrated by those gathered here today as you consider the fundamental principles that should – and must – guide the development of Artificial Intelligence in the years ahead.”
Today at Dumfries House, The King convened AI pioneers, Government representatives and thought leaders to discuss how AI can be developed and deployed in ways that benefit society.
Lorrie Leaver retweeted
Without ever holding elected office, Eleanor Roosevelt redefined the role of first lady from gracious helpmate to public advocate, spending half of each year crossing the country to see the Depression firsthand and bringing what she learned back to the White House.
In a new essay, Hillary Rodham Clinton reflects on Roosevelt—one of her heroes—and the discipline of showing up for the hardest problems confronting the nation and the world.
Read the full essay here: inpursuit.org/lessons/in-the…
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“From Vietnam to Brunei, Malaysia and beyond. So many cultures, so little time!” - JL
“Child’s Play” (2016)
“Transient Life” (2016)
“Water Ways” (2016)
From my 'River Life' Fine Art Photography Collection
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Lorrie Leaver retweeted
My parents raised me on soy milk in the 70s. They thought it was super healthy. I think that’s why I look like a Mexican woman. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. I make it work.
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He shouts slurs, attacks the passenger next to him, and bites someone.
They duct-tape him to his first-class seat and divert the plane.
Was this justified?
