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Вдруг зазвучат за твоей дверью.
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь, не там, где ищешь.
Иди вперёд и ты придёшь
Туда, где небо станет ближе.
И встретишь ты, когда часы
Начнут бежать быстрей вперёд,
И обретёшь, когда мечты
Исполнятся под Новый год.
И вот тогда ты всё поймёшь,
Тогда ты сердцем всё увидишь.
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь не там, где ищешь.
Автор: Алиса Мочалова
And you will meet when you least expect it,
And you will find it, not where you look.
You simply move forward
And you simply breathe.
And you will meet it someday
And you will find it, no longer yearning,
You are finishing a long journey,
But for now... everything is in vain.
And you will meet it when no one can help you in anything,
And you will find it when a ray
of sun touches your skin.
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맥세이프 충전스탠드에 폰 붙여놓고 완충된 줄 알았는데 스탠드에 USB가 빠져있었다. 아! 이것이 해골물의 맛...
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь, не там, где ищешь.
Ты просто так вперёд идёшь
И просто так ты дышишь.
И встретишь ты когда-нибудь
И обретёшь, уж не тоскуя,
Заканчиваешь длинный путь,
Ну, а сейчас… всё в холостую.
И встретишь ты, когда ни в чём
Тебе помочь никто не сможет,
И обретёшь, когда лучом
Солнце коснётся твоей кожи.
И встретишь, больше не беги
С извечным криком:"Я не верю!"
Ты обретёшь, когда шаги
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Автор: Алиса Мочалова
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Вдруг зазвучат за твоей дверью.
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь, не там, где ищешь.
Иди вперёд и ты придёшь
Туда, где небо станет ближе.
И встретишь ты, когда часы
Начнут бежать быстрей вперёд,
И обретёшь, когда мечты
Исполнятся под Новый год.
И вот тогда ты всё поймёшь,
Тогда ты сердцем всё увидишь.
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь не там, где ищешь.
Автор: Алиса Мочалова
И встретишь ты, когда не ждёшь,
И обретёшь, не там, где ищешь.
Ты просто так вперёд идёшь
И просто так ты дышишь.
И встретишь ты когда-нибудь
И обретёшь, уж не тоскуя,
Заканчиваешь длинный путь,
Ну, а сейчас… всё в холостую.
И встретишь ты, когда ни в чём
Тебе помочь никто не сможет,
И обретёшь, когда лучом
Солнце коснётся твоей кожи.
И встретишь, больше не беги
С извечным криком:"Я не верю!"
Ты обретёшь, когда шаги
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Автор: Алиса Мочалова
Fox signature
A fox under the northern lights in Kilpisjärvi, at the north-western tip of #Finland.
Photograph: Dennis Lehtonen/SWNS
#photography
#astrophotography
#AuroraBorealis
#NorthernLights
#foxes
Unclouded view
A camera trap image of a clouded leopard walking across the Khao Son ridge, #Thailand
Photograph: Panthera/DNP
This little orangutan, about two years old, was rescued from a small cage where he was imprisoned by a gold miner who kept him as a pet in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Randy, as he has been named, had been fed an entirely unsuitable diet of bananas, grass, bread and water, and had an injured leg. He has been taken to a specialist rehabilitation centre for treatment.
Photograph: Indonesia Ministry of Forestry/YIARI/International Animal Rescue
#Flamingos feed in the lagoon in #Venice, #Italy
Photograph: Matteo Chinellato/ipa-agency.net/Shutterstock
내년 연봉 통보(?)가 나왔는데 거의 동결이구만... 보너스는 아주 약간 올랐고 ㅎㅎ 매니저가 회사 돌아오면 이야기하자고 하던데 뭐 짐작은 가지만... ㅎㅎ...
Legendary lunch
Monkeys fill up at the Huaguo Mountain scenic area in Lianyungang, #China. The mountain is the fictional home of the Monkey King in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West, later adapted as the 1970s TV programme Monkey.
Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock
A snow leopard at the Changtang national nature reserve, in southwest China’s Xizang autonomous region.
Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock
재산 1,123,500,000,000,000원…머스크 인류 최초 ‘조만장자’ 등극
https://n.news.naver.com/article/020/0003683435?ntype=RANKING
이건 환율이 올라간 탓도 ㅋ
A well-fed unicorn
A one-horned rhinoceros grazes at Kaziranga national park, Assam, #India
Photograph: Anuwar Hazarika/NurPhoto/Shutterstock
Flora, a two-year-old Albanian bear, was rescued from illegal captivity by the animal welfare organisation Four Paws. After a four-day journey across Europe, she and her travelling companion Erion, a rescued lion, have arrived at their new homes in Germany and are doing well.
Photograph: Four Paws
再挺三天就放假了
Moi?
It’s been a good year for red squirrels, at least in #Scotland: a rewilding project led by the charity Trees for Life has seen their range increase by more than 25% in 10 years. This year alone, Trees for Life has relocated 259 red squirrels to woodland habitats where the species was missing, mainly in the northern and northwestern Highlands.
Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
Australian rainbow lorikeets in #Adelaide, South #Australia
Photograph: Amer Ghazzal/Shutterstock
Girlhood in Afghanistan
‘The winning image of Hajira is a symbol of the quiet but unwavering resilience of millions of Afghan girls who have been denied access to secondary education for more than four years.’
Photograph: Elise Blanchard/UNICEF Photos 2025
Girlhood in Afghanistan
‘The winning image of Hajira is a symbol of the quiet but unwavering resilience of millions of Afghan girls who have been denied access to secondary education for more than four years.’
Photograph: Elise Blanchard/UNICEF Photos 2025
Girlhood in Afghanistan | At the madrasa
Since its takeover in August 2021, the Taliban has again turned women in Afghanistan into second-class citizens. Although hunger and malnutrition run rampant, and clinics and doctors are scarce in this already destitute country, it is especially girls who feel that fundamental human rights simply no longer apply to them. They are allowed to attend school until 7th grade, after which they are denied education
#photography
#Afghanistan
#education
#girls
Girlhood in Afghanistan | At the madrasa
Since its takeover in August 2021, the Taliban has again turned women in Afghanistan into second-class citizens. Although hunger and malnutrition run rampant, and clinics and doctors are scarce in this already destitute country, it is especially girls who feel that fundamental human rights simply no longer apply to them. They are allowed to attend school until 7th grade, after which they are denied education
#photography
#Afghanistan
#education
#girls
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Radio Begum
Elise Blanchard visited radio stations, sewing workshops, gemstone polishing factories and hidden schools in Kabul and remote mountain villages.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Radio Begum
Elise Blanchard visited radio stations, sewing workshops, gemstone polishing factories and hidden schools in Kabul and remote mountain villages.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Nazia
Blanchard visited regions where drought and the resulting poor harvests had led to such poverty that families had to marry off girls as young as SEVEN to older men.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Nazia
Blanchard visited regions where drought and the resulting poor harvests had led to such poverty that families had to marry off girls as young as SEVEN to older men.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Malalai, Gulalai, Farzana and Jalil
Blanchard could feel the hopelessness of a 13-year-old who combats her depression by helping younger girls from her neighbourhood become familiar with the world of letters.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan
‘The winning image of Hajira is a symbol of the quiet but unwavering resilience of millions of Afghan girls who have been denied access to secondary education for more than four years.’
Photograph: Elise Blanchard/UNICEF Photos 2025
Hajira has little time left at elementary school, tirelessly studies textbooks at home, and joyfully writes numbers on the walls of her house. She lives with her siblings in an extremely poor family in a remote village in a province, east of Kabul. Blanchard met her at a health centre, where she was nursed back to health after several months of illness.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Malalai, Gulalai, Farzana and Jalil
Blanchard could feel the hopelessness of a 13-year-old who combats her depression by helping younger girls from her neighbourhood become familiar with the world of letters.
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
Girlhood in Afghanistan | Khudba
Photograph: Elise Blanchard
#Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air #pollution
Natalya Saprunova’s image shows a kindergarten in the capital, where air purifiers have been installed to reduce pollution levels. Four-year-old girls are admitted to hospital with respiratory illnesses, young children undergo lung X-rays, and dozens die from carbon monoxide poisoning, while brown clouds rise from hundreds of thousands of chimneys into the icy winter air that can drop to -30C.
Holis. A ver si traemos a las gentes para acá.
Futuro ex-médico, pichón de programador
Escribo cosas en mi blog https://pantaleonia.com/caballa/
Co-edité (y escribí en) Bator Sex
https://batorbro.com/zine
Cerámica, videojuegos y levantamiento de fuerza como hobbies.
#Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air #pollution
Natalya Saprunova’s image shows a kindergarten in the capital, where air purifiers have been installed to reduce pollution levels. Four-year-old girls are admitted to hospital with respiratory illnesses, young children undergo lung X-rays, and dozens die from carbon monoxide poisoning, while brown clouds rise from hundreds of thousands of chimneys into the icy winter air that can drop to -30C.
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
Particulate pollution from burning coal, which accounts for about 70% of the country’s energy generation, has catastrophic consequences, despite being one of the most sparsely populated, with an average of two inhabitants for each square kilometre, compared with about 240 in Germany.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
Particulate pollution from burning coal, which accounts for about 70% of the country’s energy generation, has catastrophic consequences, despite being one of the most sparsely populated, with an average of two inhabitants for each square kilometre, compared with about 240 in Germany.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
Once famous for its ‘eternal blue sky’, Mongolia has a severe air pollution problem. People living in the capital, #Ulaanbaatar, are the most affected.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
Once famous for its ‘eternal blue sky’, Mongolia has a severe air pollution problem. People living in the capital, #Ulaanbaatar, are the most affected.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
#Ulaanbaatar is home to almost half of the country’s 3.5 million people. Particulate pollution from burning coal causes exceptionally high rates of lung and heart disease. It is estimated to contribute to about 10% of all deaths.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
#Ulaanbaatar is home to almost half of the country’s 3.5 million people. Particulate pollution from burning coal causes exceptionally high rates of lung and heart disease. It is estimated to contribute to about 10% of all deaths.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
Mongolia’s children at risk | The devastating impact of air pollution
Four-year-old girls are admitted to hospital with respiratory illnesses, young children undergo lung X-rays, and dozens die from carbon monoxide poisoning, while brown clouds rise from hundreds of thousands of chimneys into the icy winter air that can drop to -30C.
Photograph: Natalya Saprunova
#India Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
They breathe hot air from smouldering underground fires. They carry sacks instead of books, drink filthy water, and wade barefoot through black mud. And instead of the bell that signals the start of school, they hear the sound of pickaxes. This is what childhood looks like in Jharia, the infamous ‘burning city'.
Photograph: Sourav Das
#India Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
They breathe hot air from smouldering underground fires. They carry sacks instead of books, drink filthy water, and wade barefoot through black mud. And instead of the bell that signals the start of school, they hear the sound of pickaxes. This is what childhood looks like in Jharia, the infamous ‘burning city'.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
Sourav Das has documented the fate of children whose lives are little more than a struggle for survival in the harshest of conditions. No healthcare, playgrounds or classrooms.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
Sourav Das has documented the fate of children whose lives are little more than a struggle for survival in the harshest of conditions. No healthcare, playgrounds or classrooms.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
When houses and shacks collapse into cracks that open up in the hollowed-out ground beneath them, they have to live in ruins. Some crawl out of the coal mine entrances or scurry across smoking rubbish heaps like pitch-black shadows, dressed in rags, faces covered in black dust.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival
When houses and shacks collapse into cracks that open up in the hollowed-out ground beneath them, they have to live in ruins. Some crawl out of the coal mine entrances or scurry across smoking rubbish heaps like pitch-black shadows, dressed in rags, faces covered in black dust.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival.
Hope in shadows.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival.
Hope in shadows.
Photograph: Sourav Das
Children in Jharia’s coal mines | Childhoods lost to smoke, fire and an endless struggle for survival.
Lessons in the dust.
Photograph: Sourav Das
#Iran: Walking back to life
Yeganeh Farjam, 12, walks through a maze at Laleh Park in Tehran.
Photograph: Hossein Beris/Middle East Images
#Ukraine: I hope your family is safe
Since the Ukrainian photographer Anya Tsaruk left her country – to go first to Poland and then Germany – she has repeatedly been asked if her family is safe. More often than not, she doesn’t know what to answer. What does safety mean since the Russian invasion? What is it like to live with the constant threat of drone and missile attacks? The danger is everywhere.
Photograph: Anya Tsaruk
#Afghanistan: What children’s faces reveal
They came with their parents from villages far away in Afghanistan or Pakistan. Now they carry sand, earth, stones and water in a brick factory in Sultanpur. The Iranian photographer Arez Ghaderi captured tired, weathered faces, each revealing a stolen childhood and eyes reflecting a life of hardship.
Photograph: Arez Ghaderi
#SouthAfrica: The journey home
Going to school in Cape Town can be risky, because some areas of the city are controlled by armed gangs. This is especially true in the Cape Flats, a plain where notorious townships were established during the apartheid era. High youth unemployment contributes to gang-related violence. The British photographer Laura Pannack accompanied teenagers on their way home from school.
Photograph: Laura Pannack/UNICEF Photos 2025
#Gaza: Displacement, hunger and suffering
Young Palestinians collecting aid. Since Hamas’s 7 October attack triggered the Israeli army’s military response in the Gaza Strip, life – above all for children – has turned into a living hell. The Palestinian photographer Saher Alghorra vividly depicts their plight.
Photograph: Saher Alghorra for the New York Times
어머니 캐나다에서 가는데 여자친구(아직 아님)님의 선물만 사서 미안해요!!!
@WestcoastmavenWestcoastmaven 🇨🇦 
@b0rkJulia Evans
I don’t want to be that person, but covid isn’t seasonal and sometimes peak in summer for example (in France, it did peak in june and October 2024 — where I got covid for the 2nd time — as well as October 2025).
It’s useful to check websites like https://health-infobase.canada.ca/wastewater/ to have an idea of if the virus is circulating a lot right now. So masking, renewing indoor air, using air purifiers, etc. are useful all day round
Iridescent Clouds Over Aiguille de la Tsa
Credits: Ute Esser, U. Heidelberg
via world-beauty
日本時間で
> 打上げ日 ： 2025年12月22日（月）
> 打上げ時刻 ： 10時51分30秒
とのこと
JAXA | H3ロケット8号機による「みちびき5号機」の打上げ時刻及び打上げ時間帯[再設定（その2）]
https://www.jaxa.jp/press/2025/12/20251220-1_j.html
Iridescent Clouds Over Aiguille de la Tsa
Credits: Ute Esser, U. Heidelberg
via world-beauty
Nacreous clouds by Goran Strand
