Bethany

Traveler, USMC veteran.

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

#DressLikeAWoman !

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

YES: https://t.co/nG5iJtLWP0

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

@AJEnglish @zoo_bear Great condolences!

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

Never forget: https://t.co/XwaC8QAaUk

[Kalamazoo Gazette @Kzoo_Gazette]

Patients have shown improvement beyond the first year, when traditional therapy results typically plateau, The device, when combined with rehab therapy, has shown to aid in restoring arm and hand motor function. https://t.co/IR0oKjsXwH

[Steve Morris @stevemorris__]

The average person in their 20s has seen:
-the first successful ouster vote of a Speaker ever
-3 of the 4 presidential impeachments
-2 of the 4 popular vote-electoral college splits
-the first-ever presidential indictments
-a coup attempt

[Seth Abramson @SethAbramson]

It’s not just a government shutdown.

Apparently it’s also a Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice.

DOJ should be seriously looking into clandestine efforts by Donald Trump to force our government to shut down simply so that the criminal prosecutions of him run out of money.

[Sam Stein @samstein]

Vivek Ramaswamy wants to end the H-1B visa program he used 29 times

via @MyahWard

https://t.co/SWWhwXKW4u

[Mia Tretta @mia_tretta]

Today is my first day @BrownUniversity . My best friend should be starting college also, but he was killed when we were shot at our high school. I promise to use my life, my experience , and my education to honor the life of forever 14 yr old Dominic Blackwell. #BeTheChange #GVP

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

YES!

[Mueller, She Wrote @MuellerSheWrote]

BREAKING: E Jean Carroll has WON her second defamation case! The judge has granted partial SUMMARY JUDGEMENT! The trial will only be to determine how much trump owes her in damages! https://t.co/14Sv4X6KA2

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

SHAMEFUL Russia!

[Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 @chefjoseandres]

Russia is burning #Ukraine’s grain and said it will attack any ships carrying it. We can’t let Putin’s hunger games starve the world! Let’s join the global outcry stop the #PutinFamine https://t.co/PUSIs1Cee9 Putin attack against Ukraine, farmers and ports and ships fromwhere grain departs has to end!

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

Yes!

[Benjy Sarlin @BenjySarlin]

Extremely weird Iran leaks happening, read @jaysolomon https://t.co/stZTa2wlup

[Jon Passantino @passantino]

News from @ReliableSources: Disney, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Conde and many more have quietly added code to their websites blocking ChatGPT from scanning their content https://t.co/pu2Ael3s88

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

Oh, bloody tough guy!

Donald Trump's mugshot released https://t.co/YqztignNfz via @BBCNews

[Aric Toler @AricToler]

The judge who granted the search warrant against the Marion, KS newspaper once drove into a school building. This happened while her license was suspended for an earlier DUI. She had been an active prosecutor for eight years already when this happened.

https://t.co/Rl2OcvxJDA

[Zachary Woolfe @zwoolfe]

One of the greatest of the greatest of the great https://t.co/KrwNcdU8cT

[Omar Rivero @OmarRiverosays]

BREAKING: Idaho’s largest newspaper humiliates Trump’s “Patriot Front” white supremacists in a devastating op-ed after they file a lawsuit complaining that they’ve lost their jobs and been shunned by their families after their identities exposed to the public.

In the brutal op-ed, the editors of the Idaho Statesman didn’t mince words and showed zero sympathy for the pro-Trump’s neo-nazis, declaring that, “What they’re really upset about is suffering the consequences of their abhorrent views — views that they feel so strongly about, they don’t want anyone to know about. The plaintiffs say they were fired from their jobs, have been threatened at their homes and have had their tires slashed, among other things.

The editorial continues, “Actions have consequences. It’s a warped view of freedom of expression when Patriot Front members attempt to completely conceal their ownership of said expression. Hiding behind anonymity has become an all-too-common feature of white nationalist and extremist trolls who lurk in the shadows of social media, hiding behind bogus accounts and fake avatars, spewing hate, sowing division, and threatening and intimidating others.

The brutal takedown continues, “It’s that anonymity that allows their putrescent views to grow and spread like a flesh-eating bacteria — except in this case, it’s more like a brain-eating disease. The fact the Patriot Front members’ main complaint is that they’ve suffered for being associated with these views is telling. The fact that employers — even their own relatives, in the case of Brown — want nothing to do with them tells you all you need to know.

The editorial ends with a bang, “If Patriot Front members believe that they are right and just, why not attach their names to their beliefs and putrid goals? Otherwise, they’re just behaving in a cowardly fashion, hiding behind ridiculous masks, fake social media accounts and in the darkness of the back of a U-Haul van."

Well said!👏👏👏

Please retweet and ❤️ to thank the Idaho Statesman for setting Trump’s “Patriot Front” straight — and consider joining the growing exodus to Tribel, a woke new Twitter competitor that banned Trump for life and is exploding in popularity because Elon Musk banned Tribel’s Twitter account — but he forgot to ban this link to download the new Tribel app: https://t.co/0c9FDbByU8

[Thomas Reis @peakaustria]

Mountain people called chestnut "the best wood God ever growed." They ate its fruit, raw, boiled, and baked. As furniture chestnut could be rubbed to shine like a coon's eye in a full moon. Their straight grained trunks became sturdy cabins and long lived rail fences. Shingles rived of chestnut promised three generations of wear.

Before the turn of the century, the eastern half of the United States was dominated by the American chestnut. It could grow rapidly and attain huge sizes. The wood was used wherever strength and rot-resistance was needed.

Flowering began in as little as five years, and as trees matured, crops become frequent and copious. The sale of the brown nuts brought many things hillside land that wouldn't produce.

In the Appalachian Mountains, one in every four hardwoods was an American chestnut. Mature trees often grew straight and branch-free for 50 feet and could grow up to 100 feet tall with a trunk diameter of 14 feet at a few feet above ground level. For three centuries many barns and homes near the Appalachian Mountains were made from American chestnut.

Hogs and cattle were often fattened for market by allowing them to forage in chestnut-dominated forests. Chestnut ripening coincided with the Thanksgiving-Christmas holiday season, and eventually train cars filled to overflowing with chestnuts rolling into major cities to be sold fresh or roasted. The American chestnut was truly our heritage tree.

In 1908, mountain people noticed chestnut trees dying in their forests. A blight was destroying the inner bark of the trees. Nothing could be found to stop the disease from spreading. The blight ate on, insatiably, up one green mountainside and down the other. The nearly four-billion-strong American chestnut population in North America was devastated within 40 years.

Chestnut heartwood is legendary for its rot resistance. Logging of standing dead trees and then of the fallen logs took place for decades after the chestnut trees were killed.

The Carolinas chapter of The American Chestnut Foundation is at work year-round — planting, watering, weeding, pollinating, collecting, protecting, researching, and traveling across the region.
Contact the group by visiting its website at
https://t.co/poTddykUYW

The American Chestnut Foundation
160 Zillicoa Street, Suite D
Asheville, N.C. 28801
[phone]

*Pictured:
Circa 1920- Family of James and Caroline Shelton pose by a large dead Chesnut Tree in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina

(Photo from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park) via Facebook

[Bethany @SouleiadoB]

Yes!

[Lakota Man @LakotaMan1]

With the blessings of tribal leaders and our beloved Interior Secretary, President Biden signed an order today to protect close to a million acres of a confederation of local Grand Canyon tribe’s ancestral homelands.