Encouraging others to lead a life of Grit and Grace •City Girl Gone Country WYOMING •Mom of 5 #speaker #blogger #mediapersonality #brandconsultant
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I'm really not enjoying the way people are talking about disabled children and I'm going to remind you that your perfectly healthy kid could become disabled at any moment, literally overnight, and no amount of NIPTs or screenings could've predicted it, and then what will you do?
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Every single child with Down syndrome is a gift from God, who deserves life.
These children have just as much value, and deserve life just as much as a child without DS.
Down syndrome children aren’t a curse to parents.
Pass it on.
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People want lives free of suffering, but they don't realize how suffering and love are entwined. They want "perfect" families––and assume they know what perfect looks like. They shy away from the unexpected, the startling. I don't think that is very wise at all.
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Now is the time to stop being afraid and overwhelmed by all the tech dangers lurking behind your screens.
The Rocky Mountain Cybersecurity Symposium is designed for all levels of tech expertise, and its goal is to offer a powerful convergence of innovation, education, and collaboration in the fight against cyber threats. This event includes 2 days of optional cutting-edge pre-conference workshops followed by a dynamic 2-day mix of keynote sessions, breakout talks, and hands-on workshops across two distinct tracks: Technical and Awareness.
You CAN take action to keep yourself and your family safe; you are NOT helpless. I hope to see you at this year’s Rocky Mountain Cybersecurity Symposium, and please help us spread the word about this amazing opportunity by sharing with your community, coworkers, and even your local school emplyees!
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l've never seen anything more accurate
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My kid spend 3 plus hours driving one way to a game 50% of the time…and have at least 2 games a season 6 hours away.
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Meanwhile, high school kids in Wyoming go 300-500 miles each way REGULARLY on a bus and get home after midnight.
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Presale 🎟️ for The National Duals Invitational are NOW available.
Buy yours now and support your 🤠 in Tulsa in December.
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Presale code: WY2026
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May 18
Obsessed with this Art Nouveau doors from the 1900s.
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May 18
Yup, I'm seeing a lot of this too. Don't fall for the psy-op!
You'll find no more avowed conservative conservationist - even public lands defender - than me. Yet, I'm not against economic progress.
Data centers can be sustainably built. You don't have to choose between either.
May 18
Foreign bot farms are flooding social media with AI-generated images of the American wilderness and the caption: "It's not worth losing this for a data center." Slop is not your friend. Don't fall for it.
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To start, let's understand what a data center is. @AndyMasley explains it great
"All these tiny hyper-optimized computers in a single central location, serving hundreds of thousands of people at once, is what a data center is." open.substack.com/pub/andyma…
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May 15
This woman just made ultramarathon history in 56-hour, 250-mile run in Arizona.
Rachel Entrekin won the Cocodona 250 outright in a 56-hour, 250 mile effort, beating the entire men’s field, setting a new course record, and marking a landmark moment in ultrarunning history.
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Prairie Wife retweeted
May 14
Meat doesn't come from grocery stores; it comes from poultry and livestock raised by farmers.
Electricity doesn't come from thin air; it's derived from coal, gas, and nuclear.
Your ability to stream movies, browse the Internet, and post on social media doesn't happen magically; it's because of cloud computing and interactions with data centers.
There is a reasonable way to approach data centers. Wholly opposing them is NOT the way to go.
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May 14
Data centers aren’t simply for AI.
Every text, email, movie streamed, and social media post is you - the individual - interacting with data centers.
Our digital interactions have to be stored somewhere. They’re housed in data centers, AI-powered or not.
Unless you become a Luddite and rid of all tech from your life, you are dependent on data centers…
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