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Cappuccino Girl

A new post on one of my blogs:
The Salute of Tyranny
The Nazi salute was once a symbol of opposition to tyranny and associated with a form of democratic rule. So how did this change?
feministpassion.blogspot.com/2

Thanks to those who read it, I really appreciate it.

feministpassion.blogspot.comTHE SALUTE OF TYRANNY  Today, 80 years later after World War II and over a hundred years later since its first political usage, the fascist or Nazi salute still ...
#fascism#gender#politics
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A rare “thyroid” nodule (2024-12-03)

justapa.thologi.st/posts/a-rar

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André's slide box · A rare “thyroid” noduleMost thyroid fine-needle aspirates fit neatly into one of the 6 categories of the Bethesda classification. But sometimes, cases are not so easy and it is worth thinking outside the boxes! The specimen showed large three-dimensional fragments composed of bland cells with moderate cytoplasm, as well as irregular edges. This case was one of the latter. Although the targeted nodule was located in the thyroid gland in a patient with a history of thyroid nodules, something didn’t quite fit. While the fragments were very large, they did not appear to be organized in a usual pattern for thyroid epithelial cells, nor did they have nuclear changes suggestive of malignancy that would explain their “disorganization”.
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The Chatty Gardener

I've been learning about using succulents as garden plants to cope with summer drought. (Given review copy, not paid.)

'The Dry Exotic Garden' by Paul Spracklin is a comprehensive look at a style of gardening he's been testing for decades. Advice from what he's learned ranges from design and propagation to plant choice and cultivation.

Full review on my blog: bit.ly/42pW3Lm
📷 Paul Spracklin

A border of spiky, tropical plants and one with yellow flowers. An ornamental, terracotta urn stands in front.
The front cover of The Dry Exotic Garden with a picture of cacti and other tropical plants.
#cacti#succulents#books
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