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There is a hidden affection between human and with other species in this planed; sometimes you can feel them so close

AI Safety in the Affection Economy session with Shen Hong, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, USA; Tsoi Mang Hin, CEO and Founder, AI Safety Asia (AISA), Hong Kong SAR, China during the Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China, on 23/6/2026 from 11:00 to 11:30 in the Dalian International Conference Center - Hub 6 (Zone E), Hub. (affection economy). ©2026 World Economic Forum

I loved the enjoyment of this boy with the Dolphin, makes me think of a complete "nature"...

Color Affection Shawl that I knit out of Destination Yarn. Details blogged at www.lifeincleveland.com

Color Affection by Veera Välimäki

in Holst Garn, Coast : Tawny Owl & Granny Apple & Supersoft : Lychee

Aubrey (beta.bates) riffles Jubi's hair

Jubilant Quackenbush squeees happily

djoti: you rock, Beta

djoti: and Jubi

Jubilant Quackenbush: <3

Jubilant Quackenbush nuzzles Beta's leg

Aubrey (beta.bates): Aww

If "happiness is a warm puppy," then this would appear to be double or triple happiness, no?

Go to Page 407 in the Internet Archive

Title: Psychoses et affections nerveuses

Creator: Ballet, Gilbert, 1853-1916

Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Publisher: Paris : Octave Doin

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh

Date: 1897

Language: fre

Description: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

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Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.

 

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These deer were not very scared of people, allowing you to get within feet of them.

Religious and spiritual poem:

I attended a Bible study at an acquaintance's home, and there were about six of us there. I learned people come to Christ many ways.

Color affection shawl kauni yarn

Not that there is anything special or photogenic about this picture, but I just like it. Atari looks cute with her little whiskers and her dainty paws in a caring, malicious grasp.

Max is very affectionate. Here, Tulip bunny enjoys some TLC from Max Rabbit, who also enjoys grooming me.

I love how unambiguous the affection is between these two people in this picture.

Putz, que saudade desse bichinho!

Ficou aqui em casa por dois meses apenas, mas cativou, viu.

Era do meu irmão, que doou. :(

There is no lack of camaraderie in Uganda. It is something we are not so good at here in the west - there I soaked it in

Macaws love each other and it was a thrill to capture this sweet image of mutual grooming.

Koza had a fun day out at the park

 

Koza is in the hands of poet /writer Sabahattin Kudret Aksal (1920-1993)

 

Models: Monique and Leslie

  

©2009. Kym Slade II

AI Safety in the Affection Economy session with Shen Hong, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, USA; Tsoi Mang Hin, CEO and Founder, AI Safety Asia (AISA), Hong Kong SAR, China during the Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China, on 23/6/2026 from 11:00 to 11:30 in the Dalian International Conference Center - Hub 6 (Zone E), Hub. (affection economy). ©2026 World Economic Forum

One of those fleeting moments where we saturate ourselves with tenderness. A homecoming celebration is such a joyful thing to experience by any family, and this is just one example.

 

It was taken by my son Joshua, one part is for remembrance and other part is to fine-tune our skill in photography. Here playfully echoing a 1939 "Gone With The Wind" poster.

 

Nikon DSLR D200 / AF Nikkor Lens 50mm F1:1.4D • Focal Length 50mm • Shutter 1/250" | Aperture ƒ/2.8 • White Balance: Flash • Strobe: One Electra Concord 400, fired camera left & another one at upper right with white umbrella on, triggered by Electra infrared transmitter • ISO 100 • April 2010.

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