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@rasterweb@mastodon.social
2025-08-28 21:57:22

Join us for a casual Scrappy Hour bike ride on Sunday, August 31st. 🚴‍♀️
We'll roll out from Rocket Baby just after 9am and head to the Domes... There's about four or five of us so far but we welcome anyone to join us! 🚴
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Scrappy Hour on Instagram: "It’s that time of year again! Ya, you know it! It’s Scrappy Hour BBQ BABY!!! Maybe it will be hot and we can all go swimming. Or maybe it will rain and we can all cower together. Or maybe it will be perfect and we’ll lay in the grass eating hot dogs till we have to roll us out of there. Here’s how it’s going to go down. First we’ll do a ride. We’re gonna do the Domes again, because it’s fun. Meet ups: BAY VIEW Cactus Club- meet 8:30a; wheels up 9:00a EAST SIDE/RW The Daily Bird-meet 9:00a; wheels up 9:15a TOSA Rocket Baby- meet 9:00; wheels up 9:15a Then, we SHBBQ at South Shore Park! We’ll bring some dogs and veggie alternatives. A couple sides. And a cooler of mixed bevies. We’ll bring a couple grills too. Last year our gang showed up with some really delightful offerings! There was homemade bread, and baked goods and side salads. It ruled. So feel free to bring what ever you would like to share with everyone. It will be much appreciated. Bring a baseball mitt and we’ll have a catch. Have a frisbee, bring that too. If it’s hot, good luck keeping me out of that lake, so bring your suit. If you have any questions, as always hit us up and we’ll try to answer. All our love, SH ✌️🚲🏃‍♂️☕️ #coffeeoutsidemke #scrappyhourmke"
107 likes, 8 comments - scrappyhourmke on August 24, 2025: "It’s that time of year again! Ya, you know it! It’s Scrappy Hour BBQ BABY!!! Maybe it will be hot and we can all go swimming. Or maybe it will rain and we can all cower together. Or maybe it will be perfect and we’ll lay in the grass eating hot dogs till we have to roll us out of there. Here’s how it’s going to go down. First we’ll do a ride. We’re gonna do the Domes again, because it’s fun. Meet ups: BAY VIEW …

@saraislet@infosec.exchange
2025-08-28 00:38:57

A triptych on Starhawk, who developed some of the most poignantly insightful ideas in structural theories of power, among the many philosophers, sociologists, and psychologists who wrote about theories of power in the 20th century
Note that the second and third image come from the *same book*, in the first and second chapters
I…did not expect woo poetry on magic and sexuality in a book that's highly cited by writers on theories of power

A table of Aspects of power
Power-over, by theories of "State and class", and also French and Starhawk:
Domination
Coercion
Authority

Power-with, by Arendt and Starhawk:
Positive power of collectivity

Power-from-within, by Starhawk:
Inner strength from sense of own ability and innate value

Power-to, by French:
Combination of above two: strength of individual supported by communities
Although power-over rules the systems we live in, power-from-within sustains our lives. We can feel that power in acts of creation and connec-tion, in planting, building, writing, cleaning, healing, soothing, playing, singing, making love. We can feel it in acting together with others to oppose control.

A third aspect of power was also present in the jail at Camp Parks. We could call it power-with, or influence: the power of a strong individual in a group of equals, the power not to command, b…
Women sing the praises of a woman's body. Although the context of the Sacred Marriage seems a heterosexual one, the texts again and again show us women's erotic celebration of each other. Inanna's girlfriends praise her sexual parts as if they have intimate knowledge of them. In a society in which the erotic was seen as sacred, sexual identity may have been much more fluid than it is today. The texts that have been preserved sing of heterosexual sex; we don't know what chants were sung that wer…

Born and raised in New Mexico,
Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury
leads with determination and compassion.
She has dedicated her career to finding solutions to water issues,
poverty, and climate change
— representing New Mexico in the Legislature and now in Congress.
She is a champion of efforts to address hunger, food, and water insecurity,
conservation and climate change,
and economic development and recovery.
Rep. Stansbury worked in c…

@aral@mastodon.ar.al
2025-08-27 08:31:33

“If you ask people who study the topic, they will tell you that a modern famine is a man-made disaster. Natural disasters can play a part. For example, flooding and drought can destroy crops, but relief agencies and wealthy governments can now get aid where it needs to go. So it is ultimately war and political will that keeps enough food from being grown or delivered in places like Ethiopia and Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, Haiti and North Korea and, of course, now in Gaza.”

@maxheadroom@hub.uckermark.social
2025-07-28 18:36:27

Dinner at last. Cut down two large dead trees today as they were at risk falling uncontrollable. Was a bit of effort to lower a fence and make sure they fall into the intended direction. Lots of ropes, pulleys and chainsaws involved. #Uckermark

A wooden table on a terrace overlooking a Garden onto a lake and forest. On the table in the front a plate filled with potatoe salad and 3 sausages. Topped with ketchup and mustard. Two bowls on the table. One has a lid on the other is open and seems to contain cucumber salad. A mustard mottle top down, ketchup bottle and bottle of some drink. Scene seems to be evening telling from the low angle sunshine on the opposite site of the lake on the forest.
A path through some lush green bushes and trees. Blocked by some red/white tape to deny trespassing. Same blockage can be seen on the distance about 30m onwards. A green fence on the right side.
A person with a high visibility jacked and green trousers walking towards some bushes and two large dead trees behind the bushes. There are various other trees in the background and on the left side. Large pines and some acacia.

This Anti-Corruption Tracker focuses on the erosion or dismantling of oversight and accountability systems within the United States Executive Branch
—watchdog offices closed,
enforcement units disbanded, oversight officials removed,
and transparency rules hollowed out.
These changes don’t always make headlines, but together, they create a more permissive environment for corruption and abuse of power to take root.