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Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
NEW: Scott Forbes' new contract goes beyond keeping him in Chapel Hill. It highlights UNC's further commitment to its baseball program.
Details on3.com/teams/north-carolina…
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
NEW A3Z
Spare thoughts on the Nikishin contract situation, his rookie season, what the mundane shifts look like for him, how you can make an impact on the third pair & how the vision of the team changed over the past 18 months.
allthreezones.substack.com/p…
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Legault is really trying to win that spot vacated by Nikishin aint he. Consistenly bringing that element of toughness in addition to how well-rounded his overall game has become is a huge plus for him
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
𝐊𝐞𝐞𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐁𝐥𝐮𝐞 👏
We are excited to announce contract extensions for Coach Forbes and our assistant coaches! More great memories to come!
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Rod Brind'Amour on last night's game: "I think everyone stood out both good and bad. It's kind of what I expected was going to happen, but we hung in pretty well. We're not really so worried about the results. I thought a lot of guys played well and some guys need more time."
Today is the media’s first time inside the newly renovated #Canes locker room at Lenovo Center.
It is beautiful.
“A nice little facelift,” Jordan Staal said with a laugh.
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Yes — Also this should’ve happened after “quiet piggy”, etc
(Also would’ve been nice if the Tennessee press corps had stood with us when Speaker Sexton banned us from TN GOP leadership pressers instead of voting to keep us out year after year)
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
The mums for sale at every store right now have a dirty secret: to a bee, they're fake, poison-laced flowers.
Garden mums have been bred for centuries toward bigger, fuller, rounder blooms. The way you get that look is by converting the parts of the flower that make pollen and nectar into extra petals. The result is a ball of petals with the food locked inside, or bred out entirely.
A bee lands, finds nothing, and leaves. Wasted energy at the most critical time for them.
Some are worse than empty. Mum growers have used systemic neonicotinoid insecticides, which the plant absorbs and carries into whatever pollen and nectar it does make. Some big box stores have phased them out, but there's no label requirement, and you can't tell by looking.
Timing makes it matter. Bumblebee queens are fattening up right now to survive the winter underground, and monarchs are fueling for Mexico. A pot of flowers that can't feed them is a missed meal in the month they need it most.
Two dead simple fixes if you want fall flowers on oyur porch:
If you want a mum, look at the center. A visible yellow disk means a bee can use it. Petals all the way in means it can't.
Better: put native asters next to them. Same bloom time, open flowers, covered in bees, and they come back bigger every year.
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Some really smart team is going to claim Justin Robidas on waivers and he’ll be a really solid player for them.
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
As practice officially opens on Monday ahead of Coach Michael Malone’s first #UNC season, the unofficial preseason rankings give the Tar Heels modest but respectable evaluations, but the computer metrics aren’t as kind. Follow the link in the replies to see where Carolina falls.
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
wgfapps.wyo.gov/TrophyHarves…
The above URL will take you to Wyoming Trophy Hunt Dashboard. You will find mortality number of the wolf in each Area. It is updated when a hunter reported a kill.
Today 9/20/26, within the past 24 hours 1 wolf has been killed in Area 8,9,10,11,bringing total number to 9 wolves. Nine innocent wolves were killed. Hunters are obscene psychos.
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
This administration's latest attack on the Endangered Species Act is a one-way ticket to species extinction by letting bad actors kill an endangered species if they claim they “didn’t mean to do it.” Don't sacrifice whole species for corporate convenience.
BREAKING: The three news outlets banned from the White House by President Trump said they planned to file a First Amendment lawsuit on Monday to restore their access, according to a joint statement published by CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
Read more: abcnews.link/RFpGjhu
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Tira: the zebra that forgot the stripes.
In Kenya’s Maasai Mara, a dark coated foal was born covered in bold white spots instead of the classic black and white pattern. Named Tira, he is one of the rarest and most striking zebras ever photographed in the wild living proof that nature still loves a surprise.
📸 Frank Liu
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
Dear Trump voters,
It's truly ridiculous that anyone in 2026 - after ten years of Trump - would have to explain these facts to you but here I go anyway...
Pamela B. Cloud retweeted
El lobo no entiende de política, de campañas electorales ni de discursos construidos desde el miedo o el odio. Entiende de bosques, de territorio, de grupos familiares y de supervivencia.
Lleva miles de años formando parte de los ecosistemas mucho antes de que nosotros empezáramos a meter la mano y decidir qué especies tienen derecho a existir y cuales no.
Esta imagen, captada por una cámara de fototrampeo, muestra algo que algunos parecen empeñados en olvidar: un lobo salvaje en su hábitat, tranquilo, curioso y completamente ajeno al ruido que los humanos hemos construido a su alrededor.
El lobo no es una amenaza que haya que convertir en enemigo público. Es una pieza de nuestros ecosistemas. Un depredador apical que cumple una función ecológica y cuya conservación debe abordarse desde la ciencia, la prevención y el conocimiento, no desde el miedo ni desde la demagogia.
Cada lobo que continúa recorriendo nuestros montes es también el testimonio de que la naturaleza todavía conserva espacios donde puede funcionar con cierta autonomía.
No necesita que lo utilicemos políticamente. Necesita que lo dejemos existir.
Porque proteger al lobo no es una cuestión de ideología.
Es una cuestión de biodiversidad, de responsabilidad y de respeto por la naturaleza.
El lobo no es el problema. El problema empieza cuando el miedo sustituye a la ciencia.