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www.theguardian.com/world/2019/feb/18/george-mendonsa-kissing-sailor-second-world-war-photograph

insectcop.net/lifespan-life-cycle-of-crane-fly Crane fly adults emerge from their pupae in late summer or fall. The adult insects spend the entirety of their short lives mating or laying eggs, which the females will typically do within 24 hours of emerging. As adult crane flies typically only live for a few days, many species do not eat, though some are believed to feed on nectar from flowers. The entire life cycle of the crane fly typically takes around a year, though most of this time is spent in the larval and pupal stages. Adult crane fly only live a few days – just long enough to mate and lay eggs. The adult insects are so short-lived that many species don’t even eat.

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fs.blog/a-philosophy-of-walking Rhiannon Beaubien Rhiannon Beaubien. Rhiannon manages and writes for the FS blog. She is the lead writer / project manager of The Great Mental Models book series. Rhiannon also develops a lot of the FS courses content, and presents on mental models to anyone who is interested.

blogs.loc.gov/international-collections/2017/02/rabindranath-tagore-a-great-indian-poet-and-writer

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.http://www.booksfromfinland.fi/ www.booksfromfinland.fi/1989/03/poems-eeva-liisa-manner

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Darwin. They say he read novels to relax, But only certain kinds: nothing that ended unhappily. If anything like that turned up, enraged, he flung the book into the fire. True or not, I’m ready to believe it. Scanning in his mind so many times and places, he’d had enough of dying species, the triumphs of the strong over the weak, the endless struggles to survive, all doomed sooner or later. ~ Wisława Szymborska www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/48271/consolation-56d2295fb70bb