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usnatarchives · 20 days
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Call to arms! Is reading cursive your superpower? 📜🔍 The National Archives and the National Park Service are collaborating on a special project to transcribe the #RevolutionaryWar veteran pension files. Join in today and help tell the story of America's first veterans! https://www.archives.gov/citizen-archivist/missions/revolutionary-war-pension-files
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pratchettquotes · 23 days
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Detritus stamped to attention beside Vimes and his salute clanged smartly off his helmet.
"What we doin' now, sir?"
"We can pack up now, I think. All the lads have joined up?"
"Yessir!"
"You told them it wasn't compulsory?"
"Yessir! I said, 'It ain't compuls'ry, you just gotta,' sir."
"Detritus, I wanted volunteers."
"'sright, sir. They volunteered all right, I saw to that."
Terry Pratchett, Jingo
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girlactionfigure · 6 months
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Thanks to volunteers (c) Nikita Titov
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frownyalfred · 10 months
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jokes aside y’all should be donating MONEY to ao3 if you want it to keep hosting lgbtq+ and nsfw content
I’m pledging 50$ — who else is in?
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newyorkthegoldenage · 4 months
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Women of the Emergency Unemployment Committee make sandwiches for needy children, December 22, 1931. Teachers of the Bureau of Education contributed $1,000,000 (more than $20 million in today's currency) in 1931 towards clothing and feeding needy schoolchildren. Trucks took the food and clothing from a central location to various schools in the city.
Photo: Associated Press
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thepiecesofcait · 12 days
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In our final week of shows we all came down to the theatre one night to take group shots from any major ensemble scenes in full costume, to make sure we could all appreciate the fully-lit efforts of the costume team for years to come.
This was our biggest group - the Beggars in Paris. It's still only about half of our cast. The full cast were genuinely never all in the same room at the same time!
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theworldatwar · 8 months
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Indian volunteers in the German Army from the Free Indian Legion (Azad Hind Fauj) keep a look out for signs of the enemy - date and location unknown. Indian volunteers known as the 950th Regiment served in the German Army from 1941
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thedominantcorner3 · 10 months
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Cute date idea:
You walk into my place, I pin you up against the wall by your throat and gently rub your Clit with my other hand, whispering in your ear all the filthy things I’m going to do to you.
Watch your eyes roll back and your pussy drop down your thigh.
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petiolata · 7 months
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I thought about volunteering at my local library but not only do you have to provide your work history on the application but also two references. Then I guess if they like what they see the library HR department reaches out to you.
All that to do work for free??? 🤦‍♀️ Ridiculous. If I wanted to face that level of scrutiny and rejection I could just apply for actual paying jobs 😒 the animal shelter I volunteered at before didn't pull this shit.
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jt1674 · 2 months
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hug-your-face · 2 years
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TIL about Elevated Access, an organization of licensed pilots who are providing FREE air transportation to people who need abortion healthcare or gender-affirming healthcare.
Elevated Access has the full details of how it works for passengers at their website but the short form is:
You contact an abortion/gender-affirming care support organization (like the Midwest Access Coalition)
(If the organization doesn’t know about Elevated Access, and a ~100-600 mile direct flight might help you get access to the healthcare you need, then let the support organization know about Elevated Access!)
The organization works with Elevated Access to find a pilot and schedule the flight
Elevated Access connects you and your pilot, and you arrange any final details.
You meet the pilot at a small airport (no TSA, no lines, and you don’t have to tell anyone why you’re there). Then you travel from your state with bans to a state where you can get your care.
These aircraft can cost ~$100~400/hr to operate but by FAA law, the pilots cannot receive compensation for these volunteer services. They’re just donating their time, abilities, money, and aircraft for the cause.
These aren’t commercial airline flights, they’re what’s called General Aviation, which means “small” planes and often private pilots. As a licensed pilot w/ about 200 hours flying time in this world I’ll just say that’s a GOOD thing. There are many more GA airports than big commercial hubs, so no matter where you’re located or where you need to go, chances are there’s a small airport within 20 miles. Think of it like a road trip but with a much better view :)
Full article here.
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(c) @ dartsya_zironka
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Shout out the all of the volunteers working hard to combat the ddos attack <3
we love you all lots thank you for working so tirelessly
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mountrainiernps · 10 months
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A big thank you to the MRNPA volunteers who completed the cleanup of loops A, B, and C of the White River Campground, just in time for its opening on June 23rd! Mount Rainier National Parks Association (MRNPA), founded in 1985, is comprised of a committed group of Mount Rainier volunteers who foster the preservation and protection of the park's natural state and resources for the benefit and enjoyment of visitors. MRNPA organizes work projects that vary from trail maintenance, campground cleanup, de-vegetation, revegetation, and more.
For more information on MRNPA check out: https://mrnpa.org/index.html
NPS Photos of the MRNPA volunteers at the White River Campground, showing off a broken rake from the day's hard work removing leaf litter from campsites and enjoying lunch. ~ch/kl
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eretzyisrael · 2 months
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Good News From Israel
In the 25th Feb 24 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:
IDF soldiers can fly for free on Israel’s National Airline.
Some “amazing but true” stories from Gaza.
Clinical trials show Israeli ALS therapy slows cognitive decline.
Three Israeli ag-tech innovations that could prevent world hunger.
Europe is investing in Israeli green technology.
Israel had international success at swimming, weightlifting and 4 more sports.
A 2000-year-old stone box was unearthed on Jerusalem’s Pilgrim Road.
Read More: Good News From Israel
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In Israel, we're slowly seeing the country emerge from one of the darkest times since the Holocaust. Evacuees are returning to their homes in the South as the threat from terrorists in Gaza is being eliminated. The transformation from darkness to light is reflected in much of last week's news. The dark days of displaced Israeli families have been made a little brighter thanks to donations and kind hosts. A wounded Fauda TV star has been able to see the light of day after being discharged from hospital.  A Hamas terrorist emerging from a dark tunnel shaft with a bomb was seen just in time. And from the dark despair after seeing Hamas murder his wife, a brave, stateless Bedouin and his nine children can have a brighter future as permanent residents of Israel. The usual weekly Israeli medical breakthroughs give brighter prospects for ALS and PTSD sufferers, heart patients, and pregnant mothers in Brazil. The winter sun is shining on Israeli agricultural innovations with climate-resistant seeds, plant propagation breakthroughs, and sun-dried tomatoes on the vine. Meanwhile, Israeli technology is revolutionizing the taking of photos in poor light. Finally, Israel celebrated some shining sporting results; a 2,000-year-old unique stone box, found near the ruins of the Temple in Jerusalem, is now seeing the light of day; and an Israeli fashion designer played the Israeli National anthem Hatikvah in New York, to accompany the showing of his Autumn collection, aptly entitled "Illumination of Hope".  Let's hope that the rest of the world also "sees the light". The photo (TY Sharon) is of an illuminated Jerusalem street during the Shaon Horef (Winter Noise) festival.
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