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If you are reading this scheduled message, means we are now representing Telegram in paradise, but still here too. We will share a message we wrote almost 1 year ago, that we never changed in the last time. We released tons of updated messages to our family. It's their decision if they want to share worldwide such messages or not. Our new update are our channels! No matter what, we will continue to fight for facts, human / animal and planet rights where we are now. For us the most important thing you need to do is to treat the world in proper way @MeteoTelegram @ClimateChangeTelegram and act rationally @DieWelleTelegram with facts @FactsTelegramChannels It's time that this planet get a revolution @LawsTelegram @HumanRightsChecklist @EthicalDilemmaHumanRights @MissionPlaneta because we ignored too many things for too much time and our planet is just full of missing rights and discrimination! But there is a good news! We can improve! We already know that no one can replace what we did, in the same way, but at the end such decision was done by evaluating multiple factors. Again, treat the planet in proper way, because we are @WinterFreaks and @AnimalFreaks and this is our planet! Ciao ciao from GenRevolution and all our 100+ brands we launched in the l…

Today's WeeklyLT expands on posts from the past two weeks by leveraging Jane Goodall’s life, legacy & research to remind us: “THERE IS NOT A MAJOR GAP BETWEEN US & ALL OTHER ANIMALS.” The prior two posts I’ve written have alluded to our IMPROPER USE OF TECHNOLOGY, ESPECIALLY OVER THE PAST 15 YEARS FOLLOWING THE LAUNCH OF MOBILE DEVICES & SOCIAL MEDIA. THIS MISUSE IS WIDENING THE GAP – FOR THE WORSE. OUR MOVEMENT, SOCIAL CONNECTIONS & OVERALL HEALTH & HAPPINESS ARE NOT TRENDING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. As a reminder for those unfamiliar, Jane Goodall (now 90) is a British primatologist, ethologist & anthropologist, renowned for her groundbreaking work in the study of chimpanzees. She has extensively researched & documented (written & video) the social & family interactions of wild chimpanzees throughout her lifetime & proved to us that: 1 – Chimpanzees make & use tools (ie, using of sticks to extract termites), a trait that society previously thought to be uniquely human. 2 – Chimpanzees are not strictly vegetarians; they hunt & eat meat, often engaging in cooperative hunting to catch prey such as monkeys. 3 – They have intricate social structures & relationships; Goodall observed behaviours including grooming, forming alliances & establishing hierarchies within their communities. 4 – They exhibit a range of emotions similar to humans, expressing joy, sorrow, anger & affection. 5 – They engage in play, form close bonds with family members & grieve the loss of loved ones. 6 – They can be aggressive & violent, engaging in conflict & wars between other groups, BUT they also show reconciliation behaviours such as kissing & embracing after conflicts. https://lnkd.in/gzeJTV_b I'm glad my kids got to learn about Jane Goodall & chimpanzees this week as part of their camp by watching a film about her. “CHIMPANZEES ARE LIKE US BIOLOGICALLY – OUR CLOSEST LIVING RELATIVES. WE HUMANS ARE A PART OF, AND NOT SEPARATED FROM THE REST OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM” (Jane Goodall). PERHAPS WE NEED TO GO BACK TO OUR ROOTS. BACK TO OUR CORE. BACK TO WHERE WE CAME FROM? A little less use of technology, coupled with more movement, whole foods, social connections & time outdoors can go a long way in raising our overall health & happiness. That’s my plan for this beautiful Sunday. Pass it along. We owe this to ourselves, & most importantly, our children.

Grapevine is coming to Blackbird's Sunrise Festival ☀️ As many of you already know, the team at Grapevine are deeply engrained in the start-up ecosystem and believe in its capacity to do seriously awesome things. But, we also know that there’s a side to this ecosystem that needs to embrace meaningful change. That’s why we’re bringing real stories to the stage. Join me, 🍇 Emma Earley, 🍇 Kirstin Hunter, 🍇 Paloma Newton, and Lucy Wark as we unpack advice from stories of harassment, bullying, and abuses of power submitted by the Sunrise audience. This is where we need your help. If you’d like to share a story with us to discuss live at Sunrise, you can submit it to www.askthegrapevine.com with "Live at Sunrise" at the beginning of your submission. All stories discussed at Sunrise will have been pre-submitted, selected and de-identified. All stories will have explicit consent to be used on the Sunrise stage, and we will handle these stories with the same care and thought as we do with all our content. Read more on what that looks like in the comments. Grapevine takes our participation in events seriously. We choose to engage where we can have the most profound impact for good, ensuring every story shared helps to mould a better ecosystem. Join us in the conversation to make real change. #GrapevineLive #Sunrise2024

The time has come! Zoo Atlanta's pandas are leaving soon to go back to China. I am so grateful I had the opportunity to work alongside these wonderful pandas during my time at Zoo Atlanta. These bears made a positive impact on many people’s lives. When joy was hard to find, it could always be found in the giant panda exhibit! Pandas were the perfect pandemic distraction. No matter what was going on in the world, you could count on Yang Yang going into a food coma after feasting on bamboo. You knew Xi Lun and Ya Lun would erupt into playful chases. You could predict that one of those two girls would engage in what can only be described as bamboo tug-of-war. One sister would proceed to “share” their sister’s bamboo by not so subtly grabbing the bamboo while her sister was eating it, only to have her sister yank the stick back. This cycle would repeat until one of girls gave up. And you could always count on all four pandas to fall asleep in the most awkward positions. Pandas also gave us permission to accept the lesser heroic qualities of ourselves. During the pandemic it seemed time slowed down. However, as guests came to find out, pandemic time was still faster than panda time! A panda roughly splits up their day into the following: They focus on food for about 14 hours and use the restroom 100 times a day. They also sleep for 10 hours a day and often, much to satisfaction of guests, in broad daylight! The connection was routinely made that if a panda could “waste” so much time just eating and sleeping, we were more than entitled to relax on our couches, feast on our favorite snacks, and binge-watch our TV shows for hours. In short, pandas lowered the bar of productivity so far that just about anything we did was an improvement. Thank you, pandas. Thank you for making the pandemic easier and for being an entertaining reminder that conservation works (remember that when you vote!). #pandas #AZA #ZooAtlanta #Conservation

I think Vinmore is starting to bloom too: verb: to grow or develop successfully..

🌱 **Introducing Honest Greens : A Dream Turned into Reality!** 🌱🇪🇸 It all began with a dream shared by three world travelers whose paths crossed in Spain: Christopher Fuchs from the #UnitedStates, Rasmus B. from #Denmark, and Benjamin Bensoussan from #France. United by their passion for gastronomy and a frustration with the lack of healthy, delicious, quick, and affordable food options, these #visionary entrepreneurs embarked on a journey to create what we now proudly call #HonestGreens. Since 2017, Honest Greens has revolutionized the restaurant scene by combining real food, lifestyle, and technology. With a commitment to fresh, natural, and preservative-free ingredients, they hand-select local artisan products and draw global culinary and design inspiration. #HonestGreens stands for more than just food. It embodies the diverse backgrounds and experiences of its founders, from Michelin star kitchens to #technology startups, all converging to create a unique dining experience. At Honest, they believe in serving real food made from scratch with fresh, #responsible ingredients. Our #plant-forward dishes, crafted by skilled chefs, are served in vibrant locations with a warm atmosphere, good music, friendly staff, and a welcoming #community. Join us in celebrating Honest Greens for their 7 years anniversary 🍾🥂where honesty is their north star and every meal is a step towards a healthier, more sustainable future. 🌍✨ #HonestGreens #RealFood #HealthyEating #SustainableDining #Gastronomy #plantforward #Innovation #Community #responsible #sustainability #Eatreal --- Follow and Join Green Mindset for more innovative businesses where sustainability and responsible operations are their core value.

🌱 As we approach Easter, it’s essential to reflect on the symbols and traditions we uphold, especially in light of our evolving understanding of sustainability and compassion towards all beings. 🐑 In the past, lambs have been synonymous with Easter, representing innocence and new life. However, in this historic period where our planet faces environmental challenges and the ethics of consuming animals are questioned, it’s time to reconsider this symbolism. The reality is, our current consumption of animal products is not sustainable. The environmental impact of meat production, including the carbon emissions, land use, and water consumption, is staggering. Moreover, the treatment of animals in the meat industry very often falls short of ethical standards. As we strive towards a more sustainable and compassionate future, it’s crucial to reevaluate our traditions and symbols. Instead of perpetuating the idea of animals as commodities, let’s embrace symbols that align with our values of sustainability, compassion, and respect for all life. This Easter, let’s celebrate renewal and new beginnings in ways that honor our commitment to a more sustainable and compassionate world. 🌍💚 #Easter #Sustainability #Compassion #NewBeginnings

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I'm chuffed to bits to show off PardiGras.org, a map-focused social media app that connects Mardi Gras attendees and provides information about essential services and conveniences within the shape-shifting context of a large public event. Click the link below to check out a demo version of the app, where you'll learn about the app's functionality and contours. I want to thank and congratulate my collaborators: Geremy Fisher, James Sheppard, Alex Beasley and Gretchen Neuenhaus. Their creativity, compassion, grit and technical expertise combined into an incredible, indelible, inedible sauce that smothered Pardi Gras with homemade NOLA flavor. Y'all rock hard. Same goes to the folks at Operation Spark. About the app: on one side, Pardi Gras empowers users to coordinate their day with friends and stay informed about the event's goings-on. On the other side, Pardi Gras provides NOLA businesses with a targeted advertising platform for connecting with potential customers. An economic impact study of 2023's Mardi Gras estimates that out-of-town visitors' non-lodging expenses tallied $57 million. These visitors fit a unique profile: they're in an unfamiliar and dynamic environment, they're confined to a particular area in virtue of attending the event, and they're ready to spend. Pardi Gras provides value to its users by reducing discovery friction for those normal purchases occurring in an abnormal setting, and provides value to its advertisers by informing event attendees of their nearby services. I'd love to connect with planners of large events or festivals to see how this concept could work in other event contexts and communities, and would greatly appreciate your sharing those connections in the comments below. Cheers! 😎