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Category: Plants

Pasture Shrooms

Mushrooms after the rains.

Ryan Boren Nature, Plants Leave a comment November 11, 2013 1 Minute

Homegrown Heat

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Ryan Boren Food, Photos, Plants, Vegan 2 Comments June 18, 2013June 18, 2013 1 Minute

There Ain’t No Saguaro in Texas

But we sure got a lot of prickly pear.

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Ryan Boren Music, Photos, Plants, Wildflowers 2 Comments May 16, 2013 1 Minute

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Imani Barbarin launched another great accessibility hashtag, #AdaptTheFeed. It’s hashtag time! #AdaptTheFeed is for the disability community and anyone committed to disability representation and inclusion. [Image: moving graphic of computer desktop with a pic of Imani and three disabled people with the text “#AdaptTheFeed”] 🧵 Thread: pic.twitter.com/SJyabs9yra — Crutches&Spice ♿️ : Rude For A Disabled […]

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This is a very good overview of the Neurodiversity Movement. https://elemental.medium.com/autism-is-an-identity-not-a-disease-inside-the-neurodiversity-movement-998ecc0584cd

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“P2 is the evolution of the blog for the purpose of working within and across teams.” Distributed FAQ: How Did P2 Become Automattic’s Signature Mode of Communication?

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I updated “Autistic Burnout: The Cost of Masking and Passing” with selections from “THINKING PERSON’S GUIDE TO AUTISM: Autistic Burnout: An Interview With Researcher Dora Raymaker”, “What Hiding My Autism Costs Me – Devon Price”, ‘“Having All of Your Internal Resources Exhausted Beyond Measure and Being Left with No Clean-Up Crew”: Defining Autistic Burnout | […]

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Learning about neurodiversity at school has potential to support a positive autistic identity. The deficit perspective Maia and Ninja had can lead to negative effects on well-being. Ernie’s autistic identity was more positive and informed by other autistic people. Curricular materials developed from the perspectives of autistic people on how to teach autistic students about […]

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When we know from all the data available that our lives are of no value to you, that our votes do not count, that the education of our children is of no importance, then perhaps the right question is why it took so long for the fires to start? This is why we say Black […]

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The term intersectionality is used more broadly today to describe the cumulative effect within one’s lived experience of being in the world with two or more socially constructed identities; and the world’s perception, storying, and interaction with them. The crux of intersectionality as a philosophy is that it does not allow for socially constructed identities […]

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If I have to feel thankful about an accessible bathroom, when am I ever gonna be equal in the community? —Judith Heumann Watch Crip Camp.

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The studies repeatedly underlined the importance of first impressions. A negative first impression held true no matter how much further exposure a person was given to reassess that first impression. But there was one scenario in which the Autistic people left a positive first impression: when people read a transcript of their words instead of […]

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Jiang wrote, “One 2014 study by German academics showed that delays on phone or conferencing systems shaped our views of people negatively: even delays of 1.2 seconds made people perceive the responder as less friendly or focused.” I have no idea how or if this translates to in-person interactions, but it has an interesting correlation: […]

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