Judy Miller Show @MillerJudithA

Proud to be an American. Honored to be the daughter of a veteran. 🇱🇷 Freak magnet. Rochester NY Joined November 2013

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Sumner @renmusb1

2 days ago

😮🤯A young woman was killed in Nagoya, Japan after a man who jumped from a 12-story building crashed on top of her - and survived. Houra Inaba, 23, was walking on a pavement in Nagoya, Japan around 1am when Shinsei Taguchi, 29, fell from a height. The pair were taken to hospital, but Ms Inaba was pronounced dead at around 5:30am due to a hemorrhagic shock, according to local reports.

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The Daily Jaws @thedailyjaws

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"Hooper washes the cutlery, Chief." 😆😆😆 #jaws

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All The Right Movies @ATRightMovies

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Great HOME ALONE flipbook by The Flippist.

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@ATRightMovies

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@ObserverWithout Every US citizen of voting age should request their records.

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Greta Van Susteren @greta

2 days ago

Isn’t this astounding? 25 years old! youtube.com/live/1yk7I3rFR…

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Remarkable story!

Greta Van Susteren @greta

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Isn’t this astounding? 25 years old! youtube.com/live/1yk7I3rFR…

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slimzim @jameszimmermann

4 days ago

RIP saxophonist Plas Johnson, best known for his playing on the iconic “Pink Panther” theme in 1963. Here’s Johnson with composer Henry Mancini at the piano. Johnson would’ve turned 95 today!

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Rodney Smith Jr @iamrodneysmith

4 days ago

Will your child be the next to accept The 50 Yard Challenge? Summer may be winding down and school may be starting again soon, but the opportunity to serve never ends. The 50 Yard Challenge is open year-round and includes more than mowing lawns. Kids can also rake leaves, shovel snow, and pick up litter while helping the elderly, disabled, single parents, and veterans in their own communities. As children complete milestones, they earn different colored T-shirts, and once they finish 50 free yards, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and leaf blower. There is no deadline and no need to rush—they can start today and finish next year. What matters most is getting kids active, teaching them the value of service, and showing them that even one small act of kindness can make a lasting difference. Talk to your child today about accepting The 50 Yard Challenge! Learn more & sign up : bit.ly/50yardsignup

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Rodney Smith Jr @iamrodneysmith

6 days ago

Angelo of Canisteo,New York who is taking part in our 50 yard challenge is back in action !

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Judy Miller Show @MillerJudithA

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@joey_frascati Hey Joey, @NBCNewYork used this video on TT without crediting you

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@ZenWeck Roundup contains glyphosate. Anyone's gardens looking bleak today?

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Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics

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Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton formed Cream, July 16, 1966. While individual musicians had hopped between bands before, Cream is widely considered the rock world's very first deliberate supergroup. Eric Clapton was already a guitar hero from The Yardbirds and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Jack Bruce had played with Manfred Mann and the Graham Bond Organisation, and Ginger Baker was legendary for his jazz-infused drumming. Eric Clapton originally envisioned a smooth, collaborative power trio, completely unaware that Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker shared a fierce, volatile history. The two had played together previously in the Graham Bond Organisation, a stint that grew so toxic it famously resulted in onstage shouting matches, sabotaged equipment, and Baker once threatening Bruce at knifepoint. When Ginger Baker first approached Clapton about starting a new group, Clapton agreed on one strict condition: Jack Bruce had to be the bassist and lead singer. Baker, desperate to work with Clapton, swallowed his pride and agreed to let his rival into the band, setting the stage for a brief but brilliant two-year run of musical genius fueled by intense personal tension.

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Vic DiBitetto @vicdibitetto

a week ago

Who wants cawfee!!!!! I got enough!!!!

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Ashley Rindsberg @AshleyRindsberg

2 weeks ago

That is one hell of a correction by @NPR

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@UniversalPicsAU Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum singing "Bye Bye Love" m.youtube.com/watch?v=GIGBTH…

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@news10nbc Muggy meter always appreciated! TY

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@shepski79 Nothing a little quadruple OT can't fix.

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Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07

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In 1916, a pack of dogs attacked a private zoo in Hawaii. Two terrified wallabies broke out of their cage and escaped into the mountains. What happened next is one of the wildest accidents in wildlife history. After the wallabies vanished into the forested cliffs of Kalihi Valley, the zoo's owner called for a massive public hunt. Nobody caught them. A local newspaper joked that they might eventually "produce a breed of Hawaiian wallabies."They were exactly right. Despite being 5,000 miles from Australia, the steep volcanic rock faces in Hawaii turned out to be the perfect habitat. By 1984, researchers counted roughly 250 wallabies thriving in the valley. They had even started developing their own unique evolutionary characteristics. The craziest part? They aren't considered invasive.They only eat non-native plants. They don't compete with native species (Hawaii has no native land mammals). Because they peacefully coexist with the ecosystem, the state of Hawaii officially protects them. It is strictly illegal to hunt or harm a Hawaiian wallaby. Back in their native Australia, the brush-tailed rock wallaby is fighting for its life. Predators, habitat clearing, and the devastating 2019-2020 bushfires wiped out an estimated 70% of their remaining habitat. But that accidental Honolulu colony? They have no foxes. No feral cats in the cliffs. No bushfires. Two wallabies that broke out of a cage 110 years ago accidentally founded what might be the most secure population of their species anywhere on Earth.