Heather Cornish

Heather Cornish

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Julian Biggers' 1997 hardwood metamorphic miniature table that transforms from a console into a gaming table, a modern take on 18th-century dual-use furniture designed for space efficiency. IG: @dthomasminiatures

Amazing that this 1903 steam railcar has been restored and can still be admired today.

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This rare Czech steam railcar M 124.001 "Komarek", built by Ringhoffer in 1903 and recently restored, is a small, self-contained passenger railcar featuring a vertical steam boiler. www.ntm.cz/en/for-visit... IG: @martynko.matysek ~ Czechia 🇨🇿 instagram.com/martynko.mat...

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I’ve always loved black & white photography. 🖤🤍 The play of light and shadow, the quiet details, and the timeless character of city streets make every frame feel like a story. Just me, my camera, and the moments worth keeping. 📷 #BlackAndWhitePhotography #StreetPhotography #Photography

A former WGM employee had warned about dangerous working conditions years before the 2020 explosion in Houston.OSHA complaints and repeated safety violations raise serious questions about whether enough was done to protect workers.Safety warnings must never be ignored. www.chron.com/news/houston...

chron.comFormer employee speaks out about dangers at NW Houston plantWhen Thomas Gonzales heard his former workplace had burst into a fiery explosion, killing...

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Hey crocheters! I took my first crochet class last Wednesday and I've been practicing rows and rows and rows of single crochet every day. I think I'm getting a decent sense of holding everything and keeping consistent tension. Do you think I could attempt this? thoresbycottage.com/2018/08/28/c...

thoresbycottage.comFree Crochet Cat Pattern – Itty Bitty Crochet KittyThis free crochet cat pattern shows you how to make the sweet Itty Bitty Crochet Kitty. A beginner amigurumi project that's easy to personalise.

WGM's explosion in 2020.Filed for bankruptcy and workers lost their jobs as lawsuits started piling up.But that's not the end of the story.Not long after,people behind WGM established YES.And that's where the story gets interesting. New company,what could possibly go wrong? abc13.com/post/company...

abc13.comHouston explosion: Company files for bankruptcy and terminates workersThe company said it was forced to make the moves in the wake of the deadly explosion that killed two workers.

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One of French puppeteer Raphaël Gromy’s most recognizable performances features a puppet painting real artworks on canvas, blending puppetry, live performance, and visual art into a unique theatrical experience. 😊 IG: @artistsuniversum @raphael_gromy

Nature can be both beautiful and brutal at the same time. This photo captures that perfectly.

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Polar Bear walking over a wave of pancake ice during a storm in the marginal ice zone. IG: @benjaminhardman Photographer

College sports stability comes from clear workable rules that reduce conflict not the PCSA,which expands fed control while creating new labor disputes instead of delivering the stability Congress promised.Another perspective worth reading on this matter www.washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/46565...

washingtonexaminer.comRepublicans are about to make a new billion-dollar union in college sports worldCongress says this bill will protect and stabilize college sports. But this isn't created by capping opportunity or forcing labor disputes onto campuses.

Fair point 💯 A bill like the PCSA that could significantly affect college sports shouldn't be rushed through Congress. The goal should be creating fair rules that work for schools, athletes, and conferences not passing legislation with vague language that could create more problems than it solves.

Yeah. The PCSA’s antitrust provisions are deeply problematic. They’re too vague to provide real legal certainty, they won’t solve the litigation problem or bring stability to college sports. What we need is clear, enforceable NCAA authority to uphold its rules.

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