Photograph of Jeffrey Dahmer passed out drunk.
Dahmer was a serial killer who murdered and dismembered 17 males between 1978 and 1991. He also cannibalised the remains of some of his victims.
In February 1992 Dahmer was sentenced to 15 consecutive life terms; a 16th consecutive life sentence was added in May for the murder he committed in 1978.
Dahmer was murdered by a fellow inmate in a Wisconsin prison in 1994.
Amazing organic plant-based food produced by two of Estonia’s best vegan chefs. Estonia has its own Food and Fermentation Research Centre - TFTAK - supporting a number of plant based startups. Thanks to Shroomwell, Yook, Thormi, Deary Oü and Äio for talking about their products.
@WestLancsPGL A great donation but more importantly really great work being done by the Casus Pax team. Has your Lodge considered helping them out with a donation? Why not book a talk with them at your lodge meeting and find out what they do and what life is like delivering aid in a war zone.
Congratulations to all of the members of the new Executive Committee at the International Cotton Researchers Association (ICRA). They were recognised during the 7th World Cotton Research Conference (WCRC), happening now in Cairo, and will serve until the next conference in 2026.
You just never know where you'll find people supporting the world's most important natural fibre on #WorldCottonDay!
For example, on the show floor (literally) at the World Cotton Research Conference in Cairo ...
#cottonforgood
The ICAC was back on the ground in Cameroon on 20 September, changing the lives of people who need help the most: small holder cotton farmers.
It was a 'train the trainers' session to impart best practices to cotton professionals who will take their knowledge to other farmers.
And you can contact ICAC Communications Director Mike McCue ([email protected]) if you need help.
Don't be silent on World Cotton Day! Even posting good content on social media is helpful, generating more than $350,000 worth of visibility in 2021.
#worldcottonday#cottonforgood
Support cotton by planning to celebrate on 7 October! If you need ideas, check out what organisations did for the past two years on the official World Cotton Day website: https://t.co/ojXEF93Kjt.
The official logo with the 'Cotton for Good' theme is available in any language ...
It provides critical employment and income to women in many least-developed countries, and because cotton cultivation absorbs more CO2 than it produces, growing cotton actually fights climate change.
Truly, cotton deserves its own special day of recognition and celebration!
The resolution was submitted by the C4 — Burkina Faso, Benin, Chad and Mali — and once adopted, it provided a huge boost in visibility and awareness about all of the good that cotton does.
Every tonne of cotton provides full-time, year-round employment for about five people.
It was one year ago this month that World Cotton Day got some very big news:
The United Nations announced, in recognition of the positive impact of the world's most important natural fibre, that it would reserve 7 October as 'World Cotton Day' on its permanent calendar.
#ICYMI In the early hours of 17 June, WTO members secured an unprecedented "Geneva Package" of multilateral outcomes at #MC12. Watch this video to see how it came together. More: https://t.co/nrqp96nBmb