Dr. Mark Steinacher

Dr. Mark Steinacher

@marksteinacher.bsky.social

Semi-retired pastor& and historian. Chaplain at Southbridge Long-Term Care, Owen Sound. Husband of Brenda; father of Ben, Sarah & Rachel; grandfather of Ari; son of Donna; brother of Rod&Ruthanne. I LOVE walking long distances&photography (often combined)

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Draw a circle 4,000km circle around Yuxi, China, and you capture over half of humanity. The area has long been home to fertile river plains, monsoon rains. Intensive farming sustained dense populations here for millennia. Today’s megacities were built on that foundation. Source: buff.ly/9kffaNN

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Met a Canadian Pastor in a Zoom meeting who said, “Someone from my church just quoted your book this Sunday. We’re doing a book club to study it together.” Words that were once deep in my heart are now taking a life of their own. Deeply humbling and slightly terrifying!

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New IT Support Service Activated If your Wi-Fi drops out, don’t panic… I’ve upgraded my job role to Senior Network Pawministrator. All tangled cables will be inspected, all suspicious blinking lights monitored, and all routers guarded from mice. *adds to Résumé………

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About 35% of all US American adults (aged 25+) have at least a Bachelor's degree. In some states the figure is closer to 50%. A college degree costs more than in the past while setting you less apart. Map by @hdk_maps.

I am sure I have heard a fourth term for this at some point in the distant past...but I cannot recall it. "Rotary" I learned in 2005, while renting a car at Boston's Logan Airport.

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What do you call a traffic situation in which several roads meet in a circle and you have to get off at a certain point? What do you call them where you live? See 25 more maps: brilliantmaps.com/linguisti...

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Early in the pandemic I spent 2 terrible weeks in isolation, unable to breathe or walk across the room. Expecting my temp. to spike, & knowing that then I'd have to go to the hospital. Worrying I was dying. In the middle of this anti-vax bullshit, I thought it was worth saying what it felt like: