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if-you-fan-a-fire · 10 months

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"Who says Canada's buffalo are extinct? Here is a scene from Goose Lake, near Wainright, Alta, showing a part of the great herd on the government reserve there. Science is attempting to cross-breed these buffalo with cattle to produce a hard milch-cow for northern climes.

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Another visit from US financiers to Canada's gold mines in Northern Ontario has been made, this time vis aeroplane. Gene Tunney, retired undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, was one of the party of 11, some of whom are shown at top. Col. W. A. Bishop, Canada's war ace, was also member of the party which included a number of prominent shining men. In the group shown at the top are, left to right - D. M. McKeon, New York financier; Col. W. A. Bishop; B. F. Smith, New York, financier; Gene Tunney, David Sloan, Vancouver, managing director of the Plonser mine, P. S. Arguimbau, New York financier; Eddle Dowling, comedian and singer, New York and Paris: and Heard P. Gimpel, of the New York department store bearing his name. In the lower picture at left is a close-up of Tunney, twice conqueror of Jack Dempsy for the world's heavyweight boxing title, now wealthy business man and politician. At right is shown, left to right - J. P. Bickell, president of McIntyre Mines, from whose home in Port Credit, Ontario, the party left; Ed Flynn, prominent New York politician and friend of President Roosevelt, and Hon. Chas. McCrae, Ontario minister of mines. The party bound for McIntyre mines near Timmins, Ontario."

- from the Kingston Whig-Standard. June 26, 1933. Page 10.

#northern ontario #timmins #mining company #financial capitalism #stock promoter #financiers #famous athlete #billy bishop #capitalism in canada #gold rush #resource capitalism #great depression in canada #northwestern ontario #resource extraction #vancouver #port credit #bison #the passing of the buffalo #alberta history

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sakurafigures · 8 months

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♡ Panty & Stocking Anarchy (Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt) - Phat!

#panty anarchy #stocking anarchy #panty and stocking #paswg #phat!#galaxxxy #police #pastel #anime #anime figure #anime figurine #figure #figurine #promotional #bishoujo #non scale

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lazer-t · 1 month

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Low-poly Wolf stickers are now available in my BigCartel store

Come in three different variants: Red, Black and White, and can be bought as complete sets of 10 different stickers, or as randomly selected individual stickers

Listing link

More stickers

#i have relatively low stock of each variant for now but i will be restocking them actively based on popularity #bigcartel #art store #art for sale #stickers for sale #stickers #low poly #3d #wolf #wolves #self promotion #store #lazert #lazer-t #announcement

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thisbluespirit · 27 days

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It's Unconventional Courtship time again!

It's the fanfic fest where you pick a romance novel summary and then kill it with fic write a fic based from it. (Actual romantic content or not entirely up to you.)

Check out the Dreamwidth community at the link above for all the details. Any fandom welcome. You don't need a Dreamwidth account to sign up. There's also an AO3 Collection if you post there.

#unconventionalcourtship #fandom #fests #reblog to promote #it's a really good fun fic fest #pick an ot-whatever #choose a summary #the comm has loads AND a random generator stocked full of them #or you can source your own as you please #write. profit. etc.#sign up and choose a day to post #(also the comm has the template so you can make your own ot+ banners which is always fun)

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shinigami-striker · 5 months

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[Bomberman] - Black Bomber Friday | Friday, 11.24.2023

This is what Black Friday should be all about: focusing all of attention on the one and only (and legendary) Black Bomber! ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫

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22degreehalo · 12 days

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I'll say it as many times as it needs to be said. There is absolutely miniscule actual harm that comes from engaging with Harry Potter in 2024. JK Rowling does not need money. Anything sent her way is less than a rounding error. And the book series was literally EVERYWHERE in the 90s and 2000s. Like it or not, it DID impact a whole generation of people - pretending that never happened is completely absurd, if not outright irresponsible. It happened. It's just a fact. Harry Potter is mainstream. There is nothing that can be done to 'promote' it. It's already there.

What all this obsession with HP on tumblr is about? An easy way to smugly define Good People from Bad People. Because if you *really* cared about trans people enough, you'd hate everything associated with Harry Potter. Regardless of how much you adored it when you were 8 and went to Harry Potter parties with your family all dressed up quoting book lines at one another in your most precious childhood memories because for once your special interest actually aligned with the people closest to you. No, all those positive associations should have been deleted instantly. If you *cared enough*, it would just *happen*.

Which is why a whole slew of people who previously had earnestly reblogged posts about Moral OCD and how bad tumblr can be about it were suddenly cackling about how buying Hogwarts Legacy was comparable to *refusing to throw The One Ring into Mordor, starting a war that would kill millions.* And how donating to a pro-trans charity (an act that would have VASTLY more impact than aforementioned rounding error) is comparable to 'donating to a pro-elf charity' in the wake of that.

Because tumblr doesn't actually give a shit about autistics or OCD sufferers. When we complain about stuff that they also dislike, they proudly reblog that and rage in the notes about how selfish and cruel and Individualist those other people on tumblr are!!! But the *second* they get to paint themselves as the ones with '''''good thoughts and feelings'''''' they take it, and make up posts about how HP likers 'believe they're the main character and everything should revolve around them.'

Is it actually about whether something causes harm? Or is it about dividing the world into Inherently Good People and Inherently Bad People? Is it actually about doing real good for the community and making the world a better place? Or is it about shaming people with the Wrong Emotions until they fucking hate themselves and spend hours upon hours ruminating on end trying to change themselves because their inability to let go of positive Harry Potter feelings is OBVIOUSLY evidence of a truly inescapably evil and cruel and wretched identity that the world would be better off without?

Which is it, actually? When it actually feels a little bit good to feel like you're on the Right Side of all of this, for once?

#cant fucking believe im doing this to myself on the day before his birthday #im gonna have to stay up til 12:30 tonight #if im STILL obsessing over this shit then Im gonna start demanding recompense #dont donate to ocd charities (do they even exist lmfao) just give $20 to someone w ocd every time you make a Stern Post abt hp '''promoters #..#hp for ts #god no fucking offence but this all is the ACTUALLY terminally online bullshit #do you know the library I work at has Harry Potter posters/displays etc. up???#stocks plenty of 'wizarding world crochet' books and the like???#99.999% of the world barely knows what jkr is doing #and the rest just think 'wow she's awful' (or whatever else) and dont connect that to hp at all #its only on certain internet spaces that this 'engage with HP = immediate and inescapable corruption by the devil' mentality exists #hell even the idea that anyone with something HP related is trying to signal terfism or whatever #i dont doubt that some ppl TRY that but. it doesnt work lmfao.#not once has my aunt thought 'oh I better remove my Hermione keychain or someone will think I hate trans people'#that is literally terminally online brainrot!!! real people do not think that way!!!!!!!!!!!!

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loving-n0t-heyting · 1 year

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My experience of philosophers and adjacents who expect learning lots of physics or math beyond the rudiments of whatever they are writing about to do their work for them is that this does not work, they either use it to launder their preexisting unargued intuitions into the authoritative dictates of reality itself or shuffle difficult philosophical questions under the rug and justify this by saying it is the attitude of the working sciencematician (true bc the working sciencematician is not a philosopher. Duh!).

Lest I be accused of wordcel Supremacism I should note that this failure mode is preferable to my limited experience of philosophers who expect reading lots of litfic to do their work for them instead, who instead of merely being obnoxious and self-important actively and eagerly promote moral and political evil

#canonical example of the first: Scott aaronsons ‘why philosophers should care about computational complexity’#a less egregious example would I think be Penelope maddys book on ‘second philosophy’ I forget the title #of the second: Kathleen stock #also I think Rosalind hursthouse?#Scott also actively promotes evil tbc but afaict this is unrelated to anything about his math work

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linharrdt · 2 months

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Im so pissed that supervisor that is a creep claimed that i was spreading rumors abt it and i got a stern talking to from my bosses abt it even tho im not the one who spread it, other ppl talked abt it a lot, im p sure one of the teens that i was trying to protect ratted me out and it just pisses me off so much and my bosses were telling me that everything was false when ive been noticing odd behaviors from this bitch and given her history i dont have a doubt in my mind that she’s a creep!! I hate how they were trying to accuse me of being the source of all this and trying to gaslight me hate it! I didn’t get in trouble or fired tho bc they know they need me i hate it when dumb ppl try to outsmart you it’s so lame whatever at least i still have a job

#thankfully my friends have my back #also p much everyone was talking abt thatwhen she got promoted so im not the source #and they were trying to get me to rat on other ppl but I didn’t bc im not a snitch #i p much had to act dumb to get outta that situation and then bolstered myself at the end when they asked if i had any questions #and i asked abt work questions abt like the stock and propped myself up as being a good employee #and they were like aw youre such a good employee 🥺#like yeah dumbass unlike that jerk you hired #and they were asking me why I didn’t go to them abt this immediately when they’ve protected creeps in the past so

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blxxditout · 5 months

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Does your muse have any unusual habits, interests, and / or talents? Does he hide it, or is he proud of it?

A lot of his interests are pretty normal; movies & baseball being his top two favorite things, although he's starting to take interest in what he's become. He's never really been one to be intrigued by the occult up until his revival. There are a lot of things that he doesn't know about himself and what was done to him, so he wants to find out all that he can about his 'affliction'. He doesn't know what to call it, he thinks of himself as a zombie or some other kind of monster, but I wouldn't say that he's proud of what he's become or that he's interested in learning about it. It did throw his life off course, but he doesn't hate it completely. He's glad to be alive, so I'd say he's weirdly tolerant of it?

Some habits that he's picked up from being brought back to life are definitely influenced by Scythe. For example, maintaining heavy eye contact, as a show of dominance and challenge, when he otherwise would've liked to avert his gaze or stare at something else when talking to other people. He's also become less docile than before, more inclined to respond aggressively in hostile situations, which is something he does like/is proud of. The other traits and qualities he's gained are the ones he truly tries to hide: like the intense hunger for flesh and blood, thinking about maiming people, and other things...

What he's afraid of is letting it win, becoming the monster he already thinks he is. He'll try and keep them to himself if he can help it, opting to trying to figure it out on his own.

#— 𝗪𝗛𝗢'𝗦 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘?! ( anon )#// what a great way to promote the side blog heehee #// but yes!! in main/dmc he is trying not to think about eating people and feeding scythe(even when he kinda has to)#// raw meat is a great substitute.. which he buys in stock for when the cravings get real bad #🫀『 𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗥𝗧 ┊ hcs 』#🐑『 𝗦𝗔𝗖𝗥𝗜𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝗟𝗔𝗠𝗕 ┊ indie verse 』

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whenyouwishuponastar7 · 1 year

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one more night (3/3, 47497 words) Pairing: Billy Hargrove/Steve Harrington Rating: Explicit Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Vampires, Human/Vampire Relationship, POV Steve Harrington, this is not a gothic romance, it is a romantic comedy, Humor, Steve Harrington Needs a Hug, Billy Hargrove is a Little Shit, Drama & Romance, Light Angst, Fluff and Humor, Eventual Smut, Vampire Bites, Falling in Love, There is a cat, Steve will literally never get used to this, Happy Ending Summary: In which Steve Harrington is just trying to live his life, but a ferocious storm brings a cat, bat, and vampire problem straight to his doorstep.

#harringrove #steve harrington/billy hargrove #whenyouwishuponastar writes #that lighthearted silly vampire au #I believe I used all stock/promotional/professional images here except the middle one #which i believe belongs to CH?#but it fits the entire mood of the fic so i'm sorry I had to use it lmao

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greenthestral · 9 months

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Unveiling the Secrets of Life Below Water: Goal 14 for a Sustainable Future

In our journey towards achieving a sustainable future, Goal 14 of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) plays a pivotal role. Life Below Water, as it is commonly referred to, focuses on the preservation and sustainable use of oceans, seas, and marine resources. With this goal, the international community aims to safeguard marine ecosystems, mitigate the impacts of human activities, and promote sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities. This article delves into the significance of Goal 14, explores the challenges faced, and highlights the initiatives that can help us ensure a healthier and more vibrant life below water.

Understanding the Importance of Goal 14

The Earth's oceans are vast and cover more than 70% of the planet's surface. They are teeming with life and harbor a remarkable diversity of species and ecosystems. From the mesmerizing coral reefs to the mysterious depths of the abyss, the oceans are a treasure trove of biodiversity, supporting millions of species, including plants, animals, and microorganisms.

Beyond their ecological significance, the oceans play a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate. They act as a massive heat sink, absorbing a significant amount of the sun's energy and distributing it across the planet. Additionally, oceans play a vital role in the water cycle, facilitating the evaporation of water, which then falls as precipitation and sustains terrestrial ecosystems.

The oceans are not only important for the environment but also for human societies. They provide sustenance to millions of people around the world. Fishing, both for subsistence and commercial purposes, is a primary source of livelihood for coastal communities. The oceans also support economic activities such as tourism, shipping, and offshore industries, contributing significantly to global economies.

However, the delicate balance of marine ecosystems is under threat due to various human activities. Overfishing, driven by unsustainable practices and the demand for seafood, has led to the depletion of fish stocks worldwide. Large-scale industrial fishing, with destructive methods such as bottom trawling, threatens not only the targeted species but also the entire marine food web.

Marine pollution is another significant challenge faced by the oceans. Pollution from land-based sources, including plastic waste, chemicals, oil spills, and agricultural runoff, finds its way into the marine environment, causing severe harm to marine life and ecosystems. The accumulation of plastic debris in the oceans has reached alarming levels, forming giant garbage patches and causing entanglement and ingestion by marine organisms.

Habitat destruction and degradation are also taking a toll on marine ecosystems. Destructive practices such as coral reef destruction, coastal development, and the destruction of mangroves and seagrass beds result in the loss of critical habitats and the disruption of delicate ecological relationships. These habitats serve as nurseries and breeding grounds for many species, and their loss has far-reaching consequences for marine biodiversity.

Furthermore, climate change poses one of the most significant threats to life below water. Rising sea temperatures, ocean acidification, and sea-level rise are already impacting marine ecosystems. Corals, which are vital for the survival of countless marine species, are particularly vulnerable to rising temperatures and increased ocean acidity, leading to coral bleaching events and the degradation of coral reefs.

In recognition of the urgent need to protect and sustainably manage marine resources, Goal 14 of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was established. Also known as Life Below Water, this goal aims to ensure the conservation and sustainable use of the oceans, seas, and marine resources for present and future generations.

Goal 14 encompasses various targets and indicators to guide efforts towards sustainable ocean management. One of the key focuses is the protection and restoration of coral reefs, which are among the most diverse and valuable ecosystems on Earth. Coral reefs provide habitat for numerous species, protect coastlines from erosion, and support vibrant tourism industries. By implementing measures to reduce coral bleaching, enhance reef resilience, and combat destructive practices, Goal 14 seeks to safeguard these vital ecosystems.

Another critical aspect of Goal 14 is the reduction of marine pollution. It calls for the prevention and significant reduction of marine debris, particularly plastic waste. Efforts are being made to promote better waste management systems, recycling and reusing plastics, and raising awareness about the detrimental effects of single-use plastics. Innovative technologies for ocean cleanup are also being developed to tackle existing pollution.

To address the issue of overfishing, Goal 14 emphasizes the need to restore fish stocks to sustainable levels. This involves implementing science-based management plans, combating illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, and promoting responsible fishing practices. Creating marine protected areas and adopting ecosystem-based management approaches can help protect critical habitats and ensure the long-term viability of fisheries.

Furthermore, Goal 14 acknowledges the urgent need to address ocean acidification, which poses a grave risk to marine organisms. By reducing carbon dioxide emissions and taking steps to enhance the resilience of marine ecosystems, such as protecting mangroves and seagrass beds, this goal aims to mitigate the impacts of ocean acidification and ensure the survival of vulnerable species.

Achieving Goal 14 requires a collaborative effort from governments, businesses, civil society organizations, and individuals worldwide. International cooperation is crucial to strengthen governance frameworks, regulate resource exploitation, combat illegal fishing, and promote sustainable practices. By taking collective action and embracing sustainable approaches, we can secure a healthier and more vibrant future for life below water.

Challenges and Threats to Life Below Water

The life below water faces a multitude of challenges that require immediate attention and concerted efforts. Overfishing, driven by unsustainable practices and illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, has led to a decline in fish stocks worldwide. The loss of biodiversity affects not only marine ecosystems but also the communities that depend on them for food security and economic opportunities.

Marine pollution poses another significant threat. Plastic waste, chemicals, oil spills, and other pollutants contaminate the oceans, harming marine life and ecosystems. The accumulation of plastic debris, in particular, has gained global attention due to its devastating impact on marine organisms and the potential consequences for human health through the food chain.

Ocean acidification, caused by the absorption of excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, poses a grave risk to marine organisms such as corals, shellfish, and plankton. Acidic waters can hinder the growth and survival of these organisms, disrupting the entire marine food web and impacting the livelihoods of coastal communities.

Initiatives and Solutions for a Sustainable Life Below Water

Achieving Goal 14 requires a comprehensive approach involving governments, businesses, civil society, and individuals. Several initiatives and solutions have emerged to address the challenges faced by life below water:

Sustainable Fisheries Management: Implementing science-based management plans, promoting responsible fishing practices, and combating illegal fishing are crucial steps towards replenishing fish stocks and ensuring the long-term sustainability of fisheries. Tools like marine protected areas and ecosystem-based management help preserve critical habitats and protect biodiversity.

Marine Pollution Prevention: Reducing plastic pollution and other sources of marine debris is vital. This can be achieved through improved waste management systems, recycling and reusing plastics, and raising awareness about the consequences of single-use plastics. Additionally, promoting the use of biodegradable alternatives and supporting innovative technologies for ocean cleanup can help mitigate the impact of existing pollution.

Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: Addressing climate change is fundamental to preserving life below water. Transitioning to renewable energy sources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting sustainable coastal development are essential steps in mitigating the impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems. Additionally, enhancing the resilience of coastal communities through measures such as mangrove restoration, coastal protection, and sustainable tourism can aid adaptation efforts.

International Cooperation and Governance: Collaboration among nations is crucial for the effective implementation of Goal 14. Strengthening international frameworks, such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), and promoting regional cooperation can help combat illegal fishing, regulate resource exploitation, and ensure the sustainable use of marine resources.

Conclusion

Preserving life below water is not only crucial for the health of our oceans but also for the overall well-being of our planet. Goal 14 provides a roadmap for sustainable ocean management, aiming to conserve marine biodiversity, mitigate pollution, and promote the sustainable use of marine resources. By taking action at individual, local, and global levels, we can make a significant difference in ensuring a healthier and more vibrant future for life below water. Let us join hands and work together to safeguard the oceans for generations to come.