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Budding Environmental Scientist. Grew up with plants and animals. Adores #cats, #nature, #birds, #flowers and fascinating scientific facts❣️ A minor history buff, I also love crafts, art and music ❣️🎢
I am also an herbalist who is very scientific about my plant stuff, I still take regular medicine & am a firm believer in science and vaccines.
(The profile pic is of a Rufous hummingbird I found online (one of my favorite birds) and the banner is a drawing I made of a Chinese dragon and phoenix)
She/her… generally, not really particular!

It’s time to get some meow meows    

Goodnight my dear friends    

Would you like to change the colour of your cat? May I present... the magic cat-changer box! (Gender may also vary.)
#CasperCat #NorahNeko
The paw thief strikes again!!

Little Mouse sees a (heating pad) opportunity and takes it.

#Caturday #NotReallyCaturday #ItsAlwaysCaturday

the world is a better place become of him and his art
Coming into land in a clearing in the forest yesterday. (Sound up if you want music).

Jupiter's Clouds in High Definition from Juno

Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS; Processing & License: Thomas Thomopoulos

Explanation: How complex is Jupiter? NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter is finding the Jovian giant to be more complicated than expected. Jupiter's magnetic field has been discovered to be much different from our Earth's simple dipole field, showing several poles embedded in a complicated network more convoluted in the north than the south. Further, Juno's radio measurements show that Jupiter's atmosphere shows structure well below the upper cloud deck -- even hundreds of kilometers deep. Jupiter's newfound complexity is evident also in southern clouds, as shown in the texture and color enhanced featured image taken last month. There, planet-circling zones and belts that dominate near the equator decay into a complex miasma of continent-sized storm swirls. Juno continues in its looping elliptical orbit, swooping near the huge planet every month and exploring a slightly different sector each time around.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap260106.html #apod

Pictured: Stephen Miller talking tough on CNN

#StephenMiler #ClanOfPaedophiles #Fascists

I need university administrators (and probably some other people too, but definitely university administrators) to understand something: you cannot motivate your faculty to do more research or better teaching.

They are already maximally motivated people. They did not get the job by being unmotivated. A good chunk of them have more motivation than is healthy for them.

Any action you take to "motivate" them is going to be demotivational. Any of them. Yes, even that one that you just thought of. Yes, even the one you heard about from one of your peers at a different institution that you're jealous of.

Lean in close, here's the secret: all you have to do is (a) support them in doing their jobs, and (b) not fuck things up.