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  1. Pop-up Market

    Grandma's Coffee Garden, Sunday, August 30 at 08:00 AM MDT

    Grandma’s on Instagram: "this next one is gonna be so good! one whole year of hosting markets at grandma’s 🥹 apply and join us! 💐🤎🫂 📸 by the sweetest: @chequetzal"

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DcCYqEzxAtm/

    burque.fun/event/pop-up-market

  2. French pastry shop set to open new location in former cider mill in Oakland County

    ROCHESTER, MI – A pastry shop is opening another location for guests to enjoy French-style pastries in Oakland County. MK Cannelle is bringing its f…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchdesserts #business #desserts #francais #france #French #frenchdesserts #local #OaklandCounty #Rochester
    diningandcooking.com/2770714/f

  3. French pastry shop set to open new location in former cider mill in Oakland County

    ROCHESTER, MI – A pastry shop is opening another location for guests to enjoy French-style pastries in Oakland County. MK Cannelle is bringing its f…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Frenchdesserts #business #desserts #francais #france #French #frenchdesserts #local #OaklandCounty #Rochester
    diningandcooking.com/2770714/f

  4. They want us to believe this is #freedom ,

    They will pay a million officers to 🔫 down kids instead of replacing their precious concrete and grass with fruit trees and playgrounds, commons for community projects

    Take back vacant land, take back your right to defend yourself against price exploitation. Demand your city open garden commons
    #Americans are done playing keep away

    #solarpunk #greeninfrastructure #local #mutualaid #activism #growyourown #foodsecurity

  5. They want us to believe this is #freedom ,

    They will pay a million officers to 🔫 down kids instead of replacing their precious concrete and grass with fruit trees and playgrounds, commons for community projects

    Take back vacant land, take back your right to defend yourself against price exploitation. Demand your city open garden commons
    #Americans are done playing keep away

    #solarpunk #greeninfrastructure #local #mutualaid #activism #growyourown #foodsecurity

  6. Family seeks heirloom cookbook donated to Glenville thrift store

    Elaine Podwirny’s grandmother kept dozens of handwritten recipes in this Better Homes and Gardens cookbook binder.  Courtesy of Elaine Podwirny GLENVILLE — A charitable thrift shop is attempting to help reconnect a nearl…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #RecipeTopics #books #entertainment #latestnews #local #Recipes #sarco #skco
    diningandcooking.com/2770442/f

  7. Family seeks heirloom cookbook donated to Glenville thrift store

    Elaine Podwirny’s grandmother kept dozens of handwritten recipes in this Better Homes and Gardens cookbook binder.  Courtesy of Elaine Podwirny GLENVILLE — A charitable thrift shop is attempting to help reconnect a nearl…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #RecipeTopics #books #entertainment #latestnews #local #Recipes #sarco #skco
    diningandcooking.com/2770442/f

  8. Geospatial Analysis of Carbon Offset Projects - A Broader Scientific Outlook
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    eldhollow.com/blogs/geospatial <-- shared technical blog
    --
    [this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation, rather scrutinising the spatial use case & technical approach]
    H/T @kyle Arvisais | Forest Carbon Scientist
    “Geospatial analysis is at the core of [the H/T’s company’s] project quality assessments, and [the author is] constantly finding ways to make the pipeline better and ways to use it. [They are] obviously not the only one who uses these types of tools, but to be perfectly honest, the quality of models [they have] seen over the years has been all over the place.
    This blog makes a casual introduction to [their] pipeline while talking about the field at large…”
    --
    “The world has committed to protecting and restoring nature at an unprecedented scale. Whether that commitment delivers what it promises comes down project execution on the ground. Local socioeconomics and forest ecology intertwine to create complex challenges for projects to overcome during implementation, and at the end of the day, projects boil all of these complexities down to one single unit: the carbon credit. So the question becomes: can we actually measure what is happening to a forest, accurately and honestly, and everywhere at once?
    For a long time, the honest answer has been no. Historically, many forest carbon projects overstated their impact. Usually it was because the baseline was too generous, or because the measurements underneath were flawed. For anyone with a stake in nature markets, that uncertainty is one of the core risks.
    Robust geospatial analysis can help mitigate that risk. If you treat a carbon credit as what it really is, a scientific claim, then we can hold it to that standard and assess it objectively. [Their] geospatial pipeline turns satellite data and ground truth data into models about how much forest is standing, how it is changing, and what might put it at risk in the future. The pipeline does this anywhere on Earth…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #usecase #carbonoffset #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #qualityassessment #objectivity #projectpipeline #model #modeling #application #nature #environment #ecosystems #ecology #local #regional #factors #socioeconomics #forestecology #vegetation #forest #tree #carboncredit #climatechange #climatecrisis #forestcarbonprojects #global

  9. Geospatial Analysis of Carbon Offset Projects - A Broader Scientific Outlook
    --
    eldhollow.com/blogs/geospatial <-- shared technical blog
    --
    [this post should not be considered an endorsement of a particular organisation, rather scrutinising the spatial use case & technical approach]
    H/T @kyle Arvisais | Forest Carbon Scientist
    “Geospatial analysis is at the core of [the H/T’s company’s] project quality assessments, and [the author is] constantly finding ways to make the pipeline better and ways to use it. [They are] obviously not the only one who uses these types of tools, but to be perfectly honest, the quality of models [they have] seen over the years has been all over the place.
    This blog makes a casual introduction to [their] pipeline while talking about the field at large…”
    --
    “The world has committed to protecting and restoring nature at an unprecedented scale. Whether that commitment delivers what it promises comes down project execution on the ground. Local socioeconomics and forest ecology intertwine to create complex challenges for projects to overcome during implementation, and at the end of the day, projects boil all of these complexities down to one single unit: the carbon credit. So the question becomes: can we actually measure what is happening to a forest, accurately and honestly, and everywhere at once?
    For a long time, the honest answer has been no. Historically, many forest carbon projects overstated their impact. Usually it was because the baseline was too generous, or because the measurements underneath were flawed. For anyone with a stake in nature markets, that uncertainty is one of the core risks.
    Robust geospatial analysis can help mitigate that risk. If you treat a carbon credit as what it really is, a scientific claim, then we can hold it to that standard and assess it objectively. [Their] geospatial pipeline turns satellite data and ground truth data into models about how much forest is standing, how it is changing, and what might put it at risk in the future. The pipeline does this anywhere on Earth…”

  10. Future of surrogacy in Texas could be at stake amid complex legal battle over 'Baby Gabriel'
    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton intervened in a multistate surrogacy dispute involving a surrogate from Alaska and intended parents after a baby was diagnosed with a serious heart defect.
    kxan.com/news/future-of-surrog
    #Austin #Local #NationalNews #News #PoliticalNews #Texas #TopStories #USPolitics

  11. Edo State: A Historical Analysis of Its Colonial Origins, Ethnic Composition, and Linguistic Heritage by Lawson Akhigbe

    To truly understand Edo State today, one must trace its lineage back to the colonial provinces that formed its core: Benin Province and Afemai Province.

    lawakhigbe.com/2026/08/13/edo-

  12. Edo State: A Historical Analysis of Its Colonial Origins, Ethnic Composition, and Linguistic Heritage by Lawson Akhigbe

    To truly understand Edo State today, one must trace its lineage back to the colonial provinces that formed its core: Benin Province and Afemai Province.

    lawakhigbe.com/2026/08/13/edo-

  13. I am very sorry to have to say it, but single payer healthcare is a terrible idea when you are living in a fascist state.

    I'm not saying never...but now is really not a good time. Before Donald Trump came on the scene, I would have described myself as having socialist leanings. I certainly had more socialist leanings than my other friends who were Democrats. But that said, I am subversive in my personal life far more than my voting life. I never, for instance, voted Green Party or voted socialist, or any third party. And I have an admiration for realpolitik--when it helps America, rather than subverts it, of […]

    smutmag.com/2026/08/13/i-am-ve

  14. "The people who show up, the local sponsors, and everyone who keeps local music alive – that is what makes getting voted ‘best band’ mean so much.”

    #Music #Lakeshore #Michigan #Local

    ottawanewsnetwork.org/hard-roc