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Perdie met Firstborn a month ago. Firstborn was born on the property, sold as a kid and returned last month. She appeared to remember the place perfectly and was at ease immediately. The herd accepted her dominance with only brief question. She assumed dominance without aggression. Perdie sniffs her here, but no antagonism ensued. Perdie was just entering oestrus.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, or CBT, is an advanced type of counselling and psychotherapy that offers powerful and practical ways to solve psychological problems such as depression, anxiety disorders and self esteem issues by working on them in partnership with the therapist. www.cbt.ie/cbt_advice.html
At the Waterfront Centre, Vancouver, near Canada Place.
Going through more of last year's holiday photos.
White admiral (Limenitis camilla) prepupa suspended from honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum). Sussex, UK.
Capability is an umbrella term for the attributes that combine with one another to enable the behaviour that meets a competency.
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I have no clue why 2 males are doing this, i don't think the one on the left is a juvenile female, totally wrong facial colors.
London JS: BDD & Cucumber.js at Poke London.
Behaviour Driven Development by @danielknell
Cucumber.js by @jbpros
Lanyrd: lanyrd.com/2013/londonjs-20/
Storks nesting on electricity pylons in Spain
Their nests are often very large and may be used for many years. Some have been known to grow to over 2 m (6 ft) in diameter and about 3 m (10 ft) in depth. Storks were once thought to be monogamous, but this is only partially true. They may change mates after migrations, and may migrate without a mate. They tend to be attached to nests as much as partners.
April 12th 2009
Easter Sunday
Monkey World - Trentham Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent
Monkeys roam free through a wooded area of the Trentham Estate. Great photo opportunities.
Swedish melodic rockers Miss Behaviour perform as a part of the Smokhead Rocks Tour, on it's last date in London on October 12th, 2011.
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//XiLaii ♥
I watched as one preened the other. This was a wonderful view of these superb birds showing the pair bonding behaviour.
The British #Monarchy is facing the biggest crisis in modern times. The #Epstein files have thrown new light onto the shamelessly corrupt behaviour of Andrew #MounbattenWindsor, but also raise serious questions about the monarchy and the collusion and silence of other royals.
MPs have tabled a House of Commons motion demanding the release of all palace documents relating to the Epstein scandal.
Write to your MP and ask them to put their name to this Early Day Motion.
www.republic.org.uk/write_to_your_mp_epstein
HOW LONG HAS CHARLES KNOWN ABOUT ANDREW AND EPSTEIN?
On Monday 9th Feb 2026, Charles Mountbatten-Windsor was heckled again, this time in #Clitheroe in Lancashire. The question was loud and clear for all to hear:
“How long have you known about Andrew and Epstein?”
Following reports over the weekend that showed Andrew sharing confidential material with Epstein, www.republic.org.uk reported him to the police. Later that day #Republic also released a new Savanta poll showing support for the monarchy falling further, hitting just 45%, with a third preferring an elected head of state. www.republic.org.uk/poll_monarchy_support_falls_to_45
This was Republic driving the story, pushing journalists to ask questions about the monarchy and what Charles and William knew and when. The debate has been dominated by police investigation, falling support and public heckles.
ROYAL RESPONSES
On Monday evening, the palace said that Charles 'stood ready to support any police investigation'. William and Kate rehashed a two-line statement feigning concern for Epstein's victims, but mentioned no one by name.
This is the royals doing what they always do, misreading the situation and saying and doing as little as they think they can get away with.
WILLIAM AND EPSTEIN
This morning, it emerged that a close associate of William's, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, was apparently sending 'torture videos' to Epstein. Sulayem's company, DP World, donated £1 million to #Earthshot, William's pet project.
This, alongside his visit to Saudi Arabia, raises serious questions about his judgment and lack of moral compass. www.republic.org.uk/william_s_earthshot_charity_reported_over_epstein_files
JOURNALISTS, POLICE AND POLITICIANS
What was most shocking about Charles being heckled on Monday wasn't the question being asked by a member of the public. It was that there weren't a dozen journalists there asking the same question.
Some journalists are now waking up to the need to challenge the royals. But so far it's still too little. Conservative and royalist commentators are also questioning whether the monarchy can survive, and have dismissed royal statements as too little, too late.
What's notably absent is any serious reaction from politicians. That has to change.
The police have also avoided looking too closely at allegations against the royals. That has to change, and I'm hoping that the new report to Thames Valley Police will make it impossible not to investigate.
The fresh allegations about sharing confidential information almost exactly mirror those against Peter Mandelson. So it's hard to see how they can turn a blind eye without advertising a very clear double standard.
In the meantime, Republic's lawyers, Michelman Robinson, are continuing the investigation into a possible private prosecution of Andrew relating to a slew of other accusations.
Police must investigate Andrew without fear or favour www.republic.org.uk/police_must_investigate_andrew_without_fear_or_favour