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  1. We`re currently vacationing in #France Met a herd of #bison I first thought I was in #Iowa (-: #traveling #vacation #animals

    Sind gearde im #Urlaub in #Frankreich Sind einer #Bison Herde begegnet. Dachte erst, ich sei in #Iowa (-: #reisen #Tiere

  2. IMFC Statement

    Statement by Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB, at the fifty-fourth meeting of the International Monetary and Financial…
    #Economy #centralbank #Europe #European #EuropeanCentralBank
    europesays.com/3329682/

  3. A quotation from Christine de Pizan

    Do not let the bread of the hungry mildew in your larder! Do not let moths eat the poor man’s cloak. Do not store the shoes of the barefoot. Do not hoard the money of the needy. Things you possess in too great abundance belong to the poor and not to you. You are the thief who steals from God if you are able to help your neighbor and refuse to do it.
     
    [Si gardes que le pain du fameilleux ne moisisse en ta huche que le costé du nu tu ne laisses mengier aux vers que tu ne tienges enclos le soulier du deschaulx & que tu ne possides l’argent du souffreteux. Car saches de vray que les biens dont tu as trop grant largesse sont aux povres & nonpas tiens si es larron ou laronnesse & embles a dieu si tu peux secourir ton prouchain & tu ne le secours.]

    Christine de Pizan (1364–1430) Italian-born court writer in the French court, poet, woman of letters [de Pisan, da Pizzano]
    The Book of the Three Virtues [Le Livre des Trois Vertus; Treasury of the City of Ladies], Book 1, ch. 10 (1405) [tr. Willard (1989)]

    More about this quote: wist.info/de-pizan-christine/8…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #christinedepizan #charity #divineblessing #gifts #giving #needy #philanthropy #poor #possessions #sharing

  4. Europe 1 mise en demeure par l’Arcom après des propos "de nature à inciter à la haine" tenus à l’antenne par sa présentatrice Christine Kelly. L'intéressée avait affirmé que "beaucoup (de migrants) sont des violeurs", à propos d'une affaire de viol à Nice. C'est évidemment faux et raciste... L'autorité de régulation ne régule rien du tout et laisse CNews propager son idéologie destructrice pour 2027

    #Politique #Cnews #RN #ExtremeDroite #Bollore #Television #Racisme #Haine #Arcom #Medias

  5. Ah, child and youth, if you knew the bliss which resides in the taste of knowledge, and the evil and ugliness that lies in ignorance, how well you are advised to not complain of the pain and labor of learning.
    -- Christine de Pizan (1364-1430 CE)

    ⬆ #Wisdom #Quotes #ChristinedePizan #Education #Ignorance #Knowledge #Ugliness

    ⬇ #Photography #Panorama #Rainbow #MississippiRiver #Iowa

  6. Art share #bluebird #bluejay
    My mom said it was hard. It took her 2 days. She painted it from a copy of a photo of a bird seen on bluesky.
    #artsky #womenartists

  7. Chris Christie unloaded on #ComboverCaligula during #ThisWeekABC today concerning the moral decline of the #GOP (in reference to #Ramaswarmy, #JVVance, "Putin's a humanitarian" #Witkoph, and #Felon47 himself.)

    (Bear in mind, he still called #ElSayed "the worst possible candidate for #Democrats, so don't go thinking he's changed.)
    drive.google.com/file/d/1Z7Q6z

  8. Sexy Weidenmann und Agatha-Christie-Ausstellung: Europas Kulturtipps der Woche

    Animatronische Gorillas, das rätselhafte Verschwinden einer Autorin und Ehemänner aus Korbgeflecht? Nein, das sind keine Bruchstücke eines Fiebertraums,…
    #EuropeSays #EU #Europa #Ausstellung #Fernsehserie #Kino #Musik
    europesays.com/europa/119887/

  9. Cork’s Christina Desmond wins the EBU Super Lightweight title beating Spain’s Clara Lopez on points

    Cork has a new European professional boxing champion after Christina Desmond added the EBU Super Lightweight title to…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #boxing #OtherSports
    europesays.com/spain/105614/

  10. Club de Mediapart/ Christiane Taubira Garde des Sceaux, ministre de la Justice (2012-2016), Membre honoraire du Parlement
    « Pour que le destin partagé puisse encore s’écrire » : lettre sur la lutte de la jeunesse
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #EducationNationale #lycees #greve #manifestations #blocages #inégalités #répression

  11. A special thanks to Nancy Christie for having me as a guest on her excellent podcast “Living the Writing Life,” where I talk about protecting yourself against book marketing scams.
    #bookmarketingscam #writingcommunity #author #writing #amwriting #writer #booksky
    livingthewritinglife.podbean....

    In Conversation With … Rob Big...

  12. A special thanks to Nancy Christie for having me as a guest on her excellent podcast “Living the Writing Life,” where I talk about protecting yourself against book marketing scams.
    #bookmarketingscam #writingcommunity #author #writing #amwriting #writer #booksky
    livingthewritinglife.podbean....

    In Conversation With … Rob Big...

  13. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVFeatures #AgathaChristiesSevenDials #Netflix Netflix’s Intense Agatha Christie Mystery Takes Less Than 3 Hours to Binge dlvr.it/TW452j

  14. #Arts #Culture #ArtHistory #NVO987 #NEXARIUM
    Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Sells for $8.3 M., Leading Christie’s London Auction
    Wednesday's sale brought Christie’s running total for its October 20th- and 21st-century auctions in London to £278.6 million ($371.4 million).
    artnews.com/art-news/news/barb

  15. LIVE! Healthcare Greed, Trump’s Alaska Lawsuit, Lula’s Victory, and Christie Exposing the GOP’s Moral Rot

    Hospital buyouts squeeze patients. Trump’s Alaska lawsuit exposes GOP hypocrisy. Lula defeats Bolsonaro. Christie calls out Republican moral rot. Working people deserve care, democracy, and dignity.

    politicsdoneright.com/2026/10/

  16. #Arts #Culture #ArtHistory #NVO987 #NEXARIUM
    An $80 M. Kandinsky, Once Owned by the Guggenheim, Is Guaranteed to Beat a Record at Christie’s
    The Russian-born artist’s high currently stands at $44.8 million.
    artnews.com/art-news/market/80

  17. Books finished in 2026:

    44. Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov (1953)
    43. Men At Arms by Terry Pratchett (1993)
    42. Full Circle: A Life in Rebellion by Ben Morea (2025)
    41. Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov (1952)
    40. Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut (1962)
    39. Wobblies! A Graphic History of the Industrial Workers of the World (2005) Edited by Paul Buhle and Nicole Schulman with various authors
    38. Foundation by Isaac Asimov (1951)
    37. Clay’s Ark by Octavia E Butler (1984)
    36. We Fight: Three Decades of Rebellion Against The Police 2nd Ed. by various authors (2020; 2025)
    35. Rabbit, Run by John Updike (1960)
    34. Mind Of My Mind by Octavia E Butler (1977)
    33. The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L’Ouverture and The San Domingo Revolution by CLR James (1938)
    32. Lords and Ladies by Terry Pratchett (1992)
    31. Escape From Freedom by Erich Fromm (1941)
    30. Walking With The Comrades by Arundhati Roy (2011)
    29. Wild Seed by Octavia E Butler (1980)
    28. Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline (2020)
    27. The Last Hero: A Discworld Fable by Terry Pratchett (2001)
    26. Revolutionary Suicide by Huey P Newton with J Herman Blake (1973)
    25. The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney (1955)
    24. Granny Made Me An Anarchist by Stuart Christie (2004)
    23. The Day of The Triffids by John Wyndham (1951)
    22. Soledad Brother: The Prison Letters of George Jackson (1970)
    21. Secolo Nuovo: Or the Times of Promise, A Novel by Fulvia Ferrari (2021)
    20. Socialism: Utopian and Scientific by Friedrich Engels (1880)
    19. Working Class History: Everyday Acts of Resistance and Rebellion by Working Class History (2020)
    18. The Diary of a Drug Fiend by Aleister Crowley (1922)
    17. Small Gods by Terry Pratchett (1992)
    16. The Red and The Black by Stendhal (1830)
    15. The Book of Sand (1975) and Shakespeare’s Memory (1983) by Jorge Luis Borges
    14. Anarchist Feminists In The Philippines From Etniko Bandido (~2016)
    13. The Unseen by Nanni Balestrini (1989)
    12. Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare: A Guide to the Armed Phase of the African Revolution by Kwame Nkrumah (1968)
    11. Rights of Man by Thomas Paine (1792)
    10. Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (2011)
    9. Lair of the White Worm by Bram Stoker (1911)
    8. Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson (1996)
    7. Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett (1991)
    6. The Nation On No Map: Black Anarchism and Abolition by William C Anderson (2023)
    5. baedan - journal of queer nihilism - issue one (2012)
    4. Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson (1992)
    3. They Will Beat The Memory Out Of Us: Forcing Nonviolence on Forgetful Movements by Peter Gelderloos (2024)
    2. It Can’t Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis (1935)
    1. Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge (2006)

    Finished the original trilogy of the Foundation series. To continue or not to continue? This one wrapped up the story of The Mule and showed us the conclusion of the first four centuries after setting up the Foundation in preparation for a thousand years between the fall of the Galactic Empire and the rise of a Second Empire, if all goes according to the Seldon Plan. It explained who and what the Second Foundation was and how they operate.

    #scifi #fiction #books #bookstodon #asimov #foundation #reading #book #nowreading

  18. Franck Thilliez, La chambre des morts

    Le lecteur retrouve le Thilliez glauque, fasciné par la torture des corps, pessimiste quant à son existence dans une région industrielle du nord morbide. Originaire du Pas-de-Calais, il a fréquenté l’Institut supérieur de l’électronique et du numérique de Lille pour devenir ingénieur en nouvelles technologies, avant d’exercer chez ArcelorMittal à Dunkerque. La chambre des morts est le thriller qui l’a rendu célèbre. Il y crée le personnage de la brigadière (plus tard inspectrice) Lucie Henebelle, une jeune femme de 29 ans séparée, mère de jumelles encore tétantes, obsédées de psychopathes, vivisection et corps éventrés.

    Thilliez écrit sec, parfois en style télégraphique pour noter l’urgence (cette mode qui plaît tant aux lecteurs/lectrices peu lettrés et pressés). Il plonge avec délices dans les affres de tueurs qui n’ont aucune empathie envers les autres. C’est ainsi que deux informaticiens licenciés économiques à cause de « la crise » (la sempiternelle crise qui résulte de la répugnance flemmarde à prévoir toute adaptation), se retrouvent à taguer les murs de leur usine. Pleins de ressentiments, ils régressent en ados frustrés et bourrés de bière locale. Ils jouent à se faire peur en roulant de nuit en Peugeot 306, tous feux éteints, à 160 km/h sur la route déserte qui longe le parc grondant d’éoliennes, qui ont remplacé les mines de charbon du coin. Paf ! Un choc, un cadavre qui roule sur la voiture, mort. Un sac de billets de 100 € tout neufs, pas moins de deux millions.

    Que faire, comme disait Lénine ? Appeler la police ? Empocher le fric et planquer le cadavre ? Vu le désert ambiant, ce sera ni vu, ni connu. Sauf que… un psychopathe est justement en embuscade de l’autre côté de la route, dans un entrepôt abandonné. Il attendait la rançon, il en est frustré. Mais il a noté la plaque. Les deux cons l’ignorent, et le mâle alpha du couple persuade le faiblard marié, père d’une petite fille, qu’il faut planquer le magot en attendant de voir et le partager. Mais l’autre se méfie, à raison. Il exige la clé de la valise, enfouie dans la terre dans un endroit neutre.

    Le jour d’après, le cadavre de Mélodie Cunar, fillette aveugle de 6 ans, est retrouvé dans l’entrepôt, mis en scène en poupée Beauty Eaton et avec un poil de loup au fond de la gorge. C’est l’intuition d’Henebelle, fliquesse de base interdite en principe d’enquête réservée aux officiers, mais embauchée par le capitaine faute d’effectifs en cette période de Noël. Elle se passionne pour ce travail de terrain et ne voudrait pour rien au monde décrocher, malgré le manque de sommeil dû aux biberons à donner toutes les trois heures à deux goulues à peine venue au monde.

    Une autre fille est enlevée en pleine ville, Eleonore, 13 ans, diabétique et d’un milieu modeste. Puis une femme enceinte les jours qui suivent. La rançon n’est donc pas le mobile. Mais quoi ? Le loup mène au zoo, où l’animal a été enlevé, une femelle argentée. De même des singes et des wallabies, que des femelles. Y aurait-il un signe ? Henebelle creuse. Elle a de l’intuition, et aide son patron roux, le lieutenant Pierre Norman, à pénétrer les arcanes de la naturalisation, de la kétamine, de l’écorce de pin des Landes. Les pistes ? Les vétérinaires, les refuges SPA, les taxidermistes – mais aussi la liste des employés récemment licenciés de l’usine taguée, proche du lieu de la découverte de Mélodie.

    De fil en aiguille, le filet se resserre, jusqu’à la confrontation finale. Non sans querelles entre maudits, meurtres en série, et suce pince angoissant. Tout aboutira à la chambre des morts, mausolée psychopathe souterrain dans cette région trouée de galeries de mines et de casemates de la Seconde guerre mondiale. Un décor bien dans la veine Thilliez. Un épilogue permet à la Justice immanente de croire en elle, et de conforter mémère pour être populaire comme dans les Misérables.

    Je reconnais du talent, de l’imagination, mais je répugne à cet univers glauque où les descriptions complaisantes de viande étalée servent de piment à des lecteurs/lectrices en manque de toujours plus. L’effarement remplace la réflexion, ce pourquoi ce genre de littérature ne reste pas (et heureusement) à la mémoire comme un Simenon, un Connelly, une Agatha Christie, un Maxime Chattam. On lit, on jette, et on oublie. Mais ça se lit bien. Le film, moins complaisant, est peut-être meilleur que le livre, pour une fois.

    Prix des lecteurs Quais du polar 2006

    Prix SNCF du polar français 2007

    Adapté au cinéma par Alfred Lot en 2007

    Franck Thilliez, La chambre des morts, 2005, Pocket 2015, 343 pages, €8,70, e-book Kindle €7,99

    DVD La chambre des morts, Alfred Lot, 2007, avec Gilles Lellouche, Jonathan Zaccaï, Laurence Côte, Mélanie Laurent, Éric Caravaca, Bac films 2012, 1h52, français, €5,74

    (mon commentaire est libre, seuls les liens sont sponsorisés par amazon.fr)

    Autres romans policiers de Franck Thilliez déjà chroniqués sur ce blog :

    https://argoul.com/2020/12/03/franck-thilliez-il-etait-deux-fois/

    https://argoul.com/2026/06/30/franck-thilliez-labyrinthe/

    #cadavre #chômeurs #Cinéma #corps #dvd #fillette #film #franckThilliez #fric #loup #policier #psychopathe #rançon #ressentiment #thriller #tueur #vétérinaire #viande
  19. Noteworthy News From Raleigh October 25, 2026 Edition

    Raleigh and the Triangle have plenty of noteworthy news to follow, from major passenger rail funding and affordable housing progress to new businesses, fall festivals and early voting deadlines. This DoRaleigh roundup brings together updates from Raleigh, Durham, Cary and Chapel Hill, along with North Carolina business and community headlines.


    Raleigh Development, Transportation and Community News


    S-Line passenger rail receives $550 million in federal funding

    The Raleigh-to-Richmond passenger rail project has reached another funding milestone. Federal transportation officials announced $550 million for the S-Line, supporting work toward a route expected to reduce travel time between the two cities by up to 90 minutes while increasing service and reliability. The funding advances the project; it does not mark the start of passenger service.

    Source: U.S. Department of Transportation.


    Affordable rental homes take shape in Southeast Raleigh

    Southeast Raleigh Promise is making progress on Promise 25, a development bringing 25 affordable rental homes to nine city-owned parcels. The city approved $3.3 million in gap financing for the project, which includes a mix of housing types. Initial homes have been completed, with the full project expected to finish by summer 2027.

    Sources: City of Raleigh and WRAL.


    Downtown South apartment plans move forward

    Kane Realty has filed plans for 350 apartments as the first phase of Downtown South, according to Raleigh Magazine. Construction is planned to begin by the end of 2026, making this a development to watch as Raleigh adds housing.


    Durham park improvements face delays

    Planned amenities at Durham’s East End and Long Meadow parks will not begin construction this fall as originally expected. INDY Week reports that rising costs and design challenges have pushed the work back by approximately two years while officials pursue $15 million in federal grant funding.

    Source: INDY Week.


    Wake County receives farmland preservation funding

    The Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District received approximately $10 million in state funding tied to farmland protection and agricultural growth, according to CBS 17. The awards include $7.9 million for 12 projects and a separate $2 million award, with more than 600 acres slated for permanent protection.


    Raleigh tracks progress toward 24,000 trees

    Raleigh’s goal is to reach 24,000 trees planted by 2032. The city’s Every Tree Counts initiative includes trees planted by residents, businesses and community partners, giving private-property plantings a role in the communitywide effort.

    Source: City of Raleigh.


    Midtown real estate forum set for October 27

    The Midtown Raleigh Alliance’s Real Estate Forum takes place Tuesday, October 27. Local real estate leaders will discuss housing trends, neighborhood development and projects shaping North Hills and Midtown, according to Raleigh Magazine.


    Raleigh Restaurants, Nightlife and New Businesses


    Low Bar Lounge opens beneath Whiskey Kitchen

    Low Bar Lounge has opened below Whiskey Kitchen in downtown Raleigh. The underground venue offers cocktails, beer, wine and THC seltzers, with nightly service until 2 a.m. The space draws inspiration from a limousine company that once occupied the property and was previously home to digital art venue IMURJ.

    Food industry professionals can also look for Sunday Family Meal, a rotating buffet offered Sundays at 5:30 p.m. for $20. Check with the lounge for current availability and participation details.

    Sources: WRAL and Raleigh Magazine.


    Sippin’ Santa returns to Wye Hill

    Wye Hill Kitchen & Brewing will host Sippin’ Santa from November 13 through December 31. The seasonal pop-up brings tropical holiday decorations and themed cocktails to the restaurant at 201 S. Boylan Avenue. Reservations are available through Wye Hill’s event page.

    Details: Sippin’ Santa at Wye Hill.


    South Block plans North Hills location

    Acai bowl, smoothie and juice brand South Block is coming to 4121 Main at North Hills Street. Founded in Arlington, Virginia, the company plans to open beside bartaco in North Hills’ Main District during the first quarter of 2027.

    Source: North Hills.


    Raleigh construction executive backs luxury handbag brand

    Cooper Tacia General Contractors CEO John Cooper has invested more than $1 million in Dadov, the luxury handbag company he co-founded with designer Islam Dadov, according to Triangle Business Journal. The brand debuted at Paris Fashion Week this fall and is exploring boutiques in Paris and major U.S. cities. A standalone Raleigh store is not currently planned, though Triangle retail placement remains a possibility.


    Triangle Business, Technology and Education


    Raleigh Founded enters a new chapter

    Former executive directors Lauren Romer and Jess Porta are taking the lead through their new venture, Lotos Ventures, as Raleigh Founded’s original ownership group winds down operations at the end of October. The transition encompasses the North Street, Downtown Cary and Centennial Campus locations, continuing the coworking community’s mission of connecting entrepreneurs and businesses.

    Source: Raleigh Founded’s announcement.


    Loren Gold named next Visit Raleigh president and CEO

    Loren Gold will become president and CEO of the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau, also known as Visit Raleigh, on January 1, 2027. He succeeds Dennis Edwards, who is retiring at the end of 2026. Gold has served as executive vice president since 2007 and brings nearly four decades of hospitality experience.

    Source: Visit Raleigh.


    NC TECH recognizes industry leaders

    NC TECH announced eight recipients of its 2026 Individual Awards, including SAS CEO Jim Goodnight, Vantaca CEO Ben Currin and Charlotte CIO Markell Storay. The honorees will be celebrated November 16 at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in the Research Triangle Park area.

    Details: NC TECH Awards.


    Pendo introduces Floor 404 puzzle game

    Raleigh-based Pendo has launched Floor 404, a free daily puzzle game focused on improving AI agents. According to GrepBeat, players solve challenges by supplying virtual agents with better context, illustrating concepts behind the company’s Pendo for Agents platform.


    Cary drugmaker announces FDA approval

    Asahi Kasei Therapeutics announced FDA approval of Hovilpri, or pritelivir, for mucocutaneous herpes simplex virus lesions that are refractory to standard antiviral treatment in immunocompromised adults. The approval covers lesions with or without resistance to standard treatment. The company expects U.S. availability before the end of 2026.

    Source: Asahi Kasei.


    Duke and UNC place in WalletHub’s top 25

    Duke University ranked No. 14 and UNC-Chapel Hill ranked No. 24 in WalletHub’s 2027 Best Colleges and Universities rankings. The study compares institutions across factors including costs, student selectivity, campus experience and educational outcomes.

    Source: WalletHub.


    North Carolina ranks fourth for doing business

    North Carolina placed No. 4 in Area Development’s 2026 rankings of the best states for doing business. The report highlighted strengths including innovation and research, manufacturing workforce skills, industrial site availability, government responsiveness and business costs.


    New Bern entrepreneur wins startup funding

    Entrepreneur Dan Spangler won $30,000 in the NC Small Business Center Network’s inaugural startup competition for Rinse-A-Poo, according to Business North Carolina. The ergonomic pet-waste cleanup product will use the funding to move from prototype toward production.


    People, Science and Local Learning


    Christina Koch takes NASA leadership role

    NASA astronaut Christina Koch will become acting deputy chief engineer on November 1, helping oversee engineering across agency programs. Her experience includes the Artemis II mission and a 328-day stay aboard the International Space Station.

    Source: NASA.


    Wake libraries introduce free STEAM Lab programs

    Wake County Public Libraries has launched STEAM Lab for students in third through fifth grades. Free, hands-on activities explore science, technology, engineering, art and math, with topics such as bridge design and geology. Families should check their branch’s calendar for sessions and participation details.


    Millbrook staff help welcome a baby

    Staff at Millbrook Magnet High School helped a contracted security officer deliver her baby on campus, according to CBS 17. School officials reported that both mother and child were doing well.


    Cyclist finishes 22,757-mile journey in Raleigh

    Jeff Molby completed a 22,757-mile bicycle journey in downtown Raleigh in October. His ride raised awareness of the American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery program and the need for transportation assistance for people receiving cancer treatment.

    Source: WUNC.


    Upcoming Triangle Events and Important Deadlines


    Wake County early voting ends October 31

    Early voting for the November 3 general election continues through 3 p.m. Saturday, October 31. Wake County voters can use any of the county’s 18 early voting sites. Check official locations, hours and available wait-time information before heading out.

    Details: Wake County election information.


    Pumpkin Palooza returns to Pullen Park

    Pullen Park’s Pumpkin Palooza runs Friday, October 30, through Sunday, November 1, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The all-ages event features seasonal crafts, games and a digital scavenger hunt compass, with a train ride included. Tickets cost $14, and advance purchase is required.

    Tickets and details: City of Raleigh.


    Taste of China Festival comes to Cary November 7

    The annual Taste of China Festival returns to downtown Cary on Saturday, November 7. The free-to-attend celebration features Chinese food, cultural performances and community activities. Food and other purchases are separate from admission.

    Details: Taste of China Festival.


    Festifall Arts Market returns to Chapel Hill

    The 53rd Festifall Arts Market takes place Saturday, November 7, from noon to 5 p.m. at 100 E. Rosemary Street in downtown Chapel Hill. The free event features handmade goods, local artists and live performances, with pottery, jewelry, soaps, candles and more to browse.

    Details: Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture.


    Banana Ball returns to Durham in June 2027

    The Loco Beach Coconuts and Firefighters are scheduled to play at Durham Bulls Athletic Park June 18–19, 2027. Fans can join the ticket lottery through October 31, 2026, for a chance to purchase tickets. Joining the lottery does not guarantee access.

    Details: Banana Ball schedule and ticket lottery information.

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    #AffordableHousing #BananaBall #CaryNews #ChapelHillEvents #DoRaleighNoteworthyNews #DurhamNews #events #Festifall #News #northCarolinaBusiness #PullenPark #RaleighDevelopment #RaleighNews #RaleighRestaurants #SLineRail #TasteOfChinaFestival #TriangleNews #WakeCountyEarlyVoting
  20. #Today 27

    Good day!

    We’ve slipped into a pattern of occasional rain, sometimes light, often drizzle, and always needed.

    What’s unusual is that rather than a one-and-done, it’s supposed to last all week.

    Take care, everyone. This is going to be a rough time going forward.

    Be everwell.

    #WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography

  21. #Today 26

    Good day!

    Sometimes, change is subtle, evolutionary. We find this in the fossil records, or how the far right have been fostering it at least since the 80s.

    Sometimes, change is sudden, perhaps violent. Just ask the dinosaurs. Just ask dictators swept out of power.

    Be everwell.

    #WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography

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