DarlynEsq
@darlynesq.bsky.social
Cuban-American, Trekkie, Disney-fan, oenophile, cooking enthusiast, gamer and artist at heart, corporate counsel and board member by day, and a Mom 24-7.
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👋 #Bluesky: Thanks to your shares, Doctors Without Borders is reaching even more people. You're helping us shine a light on our work in some of the world's most challenging and underreported crises.
Thank you for supporting independent, neutral, and impartial humanitarian medical care.
Thank you for supporting independent, neutral, and impartial humanitarian medical care.
January 26, 2025 at 10:28 PM
👋 #Bluesky: Thanks to your shares, Doctors Without Borders is reaching even more people. You're helping us shine a light on our work in some of the world's most challenging and underreported crises.
Thank you for supporting independent, neutral, and impartial humanitarian medical care.
Thank you for supporting independent, neutral, and impartial humanitarian medical care.
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"California paid in a lot more [to the federal government] than it got back — $83 billion in total. So did Washington state and much of the Northeast. Most red states were in the reverse position, getting much more from DC than they paid in return."
In Praise of California
It has its flaws — what place doesn’t? — but it plays a big role in America’s greatness
paulkrugman.substack.com
January 13, 2025 at 3:03 PM
"California paid in a lot more [to the federal government] than it got back — $83 billion in total. So did Washington state and much of the Northeast. Most red states were in the reverse position, getting much more from DC than they paid in return."
Power outage recovery silver lining #2: Using evaporated milk in my coffee is extra tasty. Why don’t we use shelf stable milk more often?
November 22, 2024 at 4:08 PM
Power outage recovery silver lining #2: Using evaporated milk in my coffee is extra tasty. Why don’t we use shelf stable milk more often?
Power has returned! A few trees lost as well as the contents of my fridge and freezer, but otherwise we weather the aftermath of the great PNW bomb cyclone fairly well. Silver linings: many hours without screen time and the fridge/freezer is the cleanest it has been since I moved in.
November 22, 2024 at 3:13 PM
Power has returned! A few trees lost as well as the contents of my fridge and freezer, but otherwise we weather the aftermath of the great PNW bomb cyclone fairly well. Silver linings: many hours without screen time and the fridge/freezer is the cleanest it has been since I moved in.
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Antimicrobial resistance poses a growing threat in #humanitarian and low-resource settings, particularly in conflict-affected regions where fragile health systems, access barriers to healthcare, and environmental contamination amplify its impact. #MedSky
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New report "The Broken Lens: #AntimicrobialResistance in Humanitarian Settings"
With case studies including Gaza, Afghanistan, Mozambique, Syria, Ukraine, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, and Bangladesh.
#AMR www.msf.org/broken-lens-...
New report "The Broken Lens: #AntimicrobialResistance in Humanitarian Settings"
With case studies including Gaza, Afghanistan, Mozambique, Syria, Ukraine, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, and Bangladesh.
#AMR www.msf.org/broken-lens-...
The Broken Lens: Antimicrobial Resistance in Humanitarian Settings | MSF
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November 18, 2024 at 11:44 PM
Antimicrobial resistance poses a growing threat in #humanitarian and low-resource settings, particularly in conflict-affected regions where fragile health systems, access barriers to healthcare, and environmental contamination amplify its impact. #MedSky
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November 19, 2024 at 7:11 AM
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