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Saw the most beautiful film last night, which I urge on all fellow worshipers of the slow, the quiet, the sublime: Margreth Olin's (2023) 'Songs of Earth,' a tribute to her gentle, remarkable father & the fjord where his family has lived for centuries, noticing, honouring, & enduring the land.

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What will higher #tariffs on Europe mean for Americans at the grocery store and gas pump? How much more of an Americans' paycheque will it take to support a republican trade war? What is the dollar value of the expense being downloaded on to citizens? That is a #midterm news story.

"Patricia" works in a team of 3 to harvest wine grapes. One cuts, one packs & one moves the grapes by wheelbarrow. They share the piece rate and must stay in rhythm working as fast as they can. They work from 6-11am and then leave as Central Valley temps pass 95°. #WeFeedYou

A worker harvesting wine grapes

When I think of ‘power couples,’ this archival portrait always comes to mind: Chief Isaac and Eliza (née Harper) Isaac. (Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in), possibly taken at Dawson City, Yukon, around 1900. ‘The Isaac family patriarch and matriarch consists of Chief Isaac and Eliza Harper (daughter of Chief Gäh

When I think of ‘power couples,’ this archival portrait always comes to mind: Chief Isaac and Eliza (née Harper) Isaac. (Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in), possibly taken at Dawson City, Yukon, around 1900.

‘The Isaac family patriarch and matriarch consists of Chief Isaac and Eliza Harper (daughter of Chief Gäh St’ät). Chief Isaac is from the Wolf Clan and Eliza Harper is from the Crow Clan.’ - Chief Isaac’s People of the River. When the Klondike Gold Rush happened and thousands of gold seekers flooded into what became Dawson, Isaac took the community to Moosehide Village, a few miles upriver, knowing his people would be consumed in the gold rush fever.
In addition, he sent the traditional songs and dances to their Han relations in Tanacross, Alaska for safe keeping. With his foresight, over a century later, the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in are alive and thriving in Dawson. The gold rush is just a memory.

Photo: Unknown | University of Alaska Fairbanks

I don't know what it will amount to? Is it ceremonial-colonialism with no consultation? If this is about the Arctic, who is at the table? 🇨🇦🇪🇺

I made rigatoni alla Norma tonight, and trust me, you're jealous. No photo. It was sublime, and made with a handful of ingredients. I carefully sauteed the eggplant until golden and just soft, tossed it in homemade tomato sauce with torn basil leaves, and finished it with grated percorino.

Today is the day! A journey that Astra and I started as an essay in The Guardian is now officially out in the world. End Times Fascism – And the Fight for the Living World is in bookstores now. If you are inclined, please buy one from an indie bookseller or borrow it from your local library.

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Cash transfers to low income mums may slow biological aging in children “1000 low-income mothers were randomly assigned to receive $333 or $20 per month; by age 4, children in the higher-transfer group showed epigenetic markers linked to a slower pace of biological aging” #DOHaD

Cash transfers to mothers with low income may slow biological aging in children

A study published in Nature Human Behaviour reports that providing cash transfers to mothers with low income during the first four years of their children's lives changed the children's biological agi...

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