#fulfillment network

[nittyagi]

Amazon's Surprising Q1 2023 Earnings Report: Beating Expectations Despite Cloud Revenue Slowdown

Discover how Amazon surpassed expectations by reporting better-than-expected results in the first quarter of 2023, with a net profit of $3.2 billion on net sales of $127 billion.

Introduction: Amazon, the e-commerce giant, reported better-than-expected results for the first quarter of 2023. Despite struggling to live up to expectations in 2022, Amazon surpassed analyst expectations with a net profit of $3.2 billion on net sales of $127 billion. The company’s CEO, Andy Jassy, credited the strong performance to the company’s delivery speed, advertising growth, and improved…

[s-guacamolearts]

Top 10 images that could instantly kill a 16th century peasant

[cloudbends]

for college reasons, if anyone has any ideas/recommendations for art or media that have to do with themes of communication, technology, human consciousness/subconsciousness, connectivity and network culture, fracturing of the self and society etc. that is NOT serial experiments lain. please please PLEASE send it my way. Can be of any medium.

[apostate-in-an-alcove]

I feel like I might be overthinking this, but I honestly think those home renovation shows push patriachal gender roles and stereotypes in their own way. A lot them typically consist of a man and woman duo (sometimes a married couple), the woman is always the designer who nags and frets about the colour palette and overall look of a home because that's typically seen as a feminine thing. Meanwhile the man is always the contractor and the one who actually does a lot of the dirty work cause obviously men are the ones who would want to build things and not be concerned with things like paint colour and what furniture and accents will look best with that funky accent wall his female cohost picked. Not to mention the fact that many of them feature scenes poking fun at women for not knowing how to use power tools cause of course dumb females don't know anything about building and assembling things. It's very subtle mind you, but there's a consistent pattern.

[asiancatboy]

i'm just saying there comes a point at which you have to think long and hard about the situation(s) you have found yourself in. the reason why you think i'm the common denominator across all of your failed relationships is because you are still obsessed with using me as a scapegoat for all your problems despite having zero evidence to suggest it's true, and because it's easier than admitting you have not changed in the past two years. perhaps you should look at yourself and your own actions

[honestlyvan]

I should be working on other things (Eugenesis, FDNH) but I'm literally just sitting here, obsessing over how much I wish there was fic and art grappling with the fact that despite being an actor and a genius, IRL Shu is literally just a rich NEET who spends all his time and money on his hobbies ie. video games and martial arts.

I am in love with the idea of everyone around him always ending up being like "wtf is your life" whenever out-of-character smalltalk occurs and they realise the sheer degree of Shu's no-lifeness. He is very well adjusted for being such a weird guy.

[gael-garcia]

why is there a tumblr tag limit i wanna say more things about that filmography post fjkf

[youllneverseemerelax]

Can report that so far bluesky has just been a bunch of people talking about the fact that theyre on bluesky

[queermania]

i think we should've seen dean shopping at cloud 9

[artofthechristianninja]

Discover Your God-Given Purpose: 8 Steps to Uncover What You're Meant to Do

Are you struggling to find your purpose in life? You’re not alone. Many of us wonder how to align our talents, passions, and opportunities with what God has in store for us. In a recent discussion, I explored how to discover your God-given purpose and what steps you can take to uncover what you’re meant to do. Here’s a quick summary of the video: 1. Understanding Your Natural Talents God has…

[wickedzeevyln]

So, You Are New Here: A First Aid Kit for a Newcomer

Firstly, welcome. Congratulations, there are a multitude of opportunities here that will change your life for the better. With the influx of newcomers, starting a life here can be daunting. Here are some ways that can help you ease your transition. Burn The Boat, But Remember Who You Are It might be a good idea to do some spring cleaning, declutter your life of the old ways, cherished beliefs…

[williej02124anewday]

The Paradox of Social Media: Anonymity vs. Self-Actualization

Truth is demanding.For many, what you see is different from what you get.That is why social networking sites are effective, widespread, and growing in today’s society. On the other hand, social media has become so lopsided and temporary, which is why I see that so many find what, at the time, the belief is comfort and fulfillment because it demands no truth with the perception that we are free of…

[reasonsforhope]

"For years, California was slated to undertake the world’s largest dam removal project in order to free the Klamath River to flow as it had done for thousands of years.

Now, as the project nears completion, imagery is percolating out of Klamath showing the waterway’s dramatic transformation, and they are breathtaking to behold.

Pictured: Klamath River flows freely, after Copco-2 dam was removed in California.

Incredibly, the project has been nearly completed on schedule and under budget, and recently concluded with the removal of two dams, Iron Gate and Copco 1. Small “cofferdams” which helped divert water for the main dams’ construction, still need to be removed.

The river, along which salmon and trout had migrated and bred for centuries, can flow freely between Lake Ewauna in Klamath Falls, Oregon, to the Pacific Ocean for the first time since the dams were constructed between 1903 and 1962.

“This is a monumental achievement—not just for the Klamath River but for our entire state, nation, and planet,” Governor Gavin Newsom said in a statement. “By taking down these outdated dams, we are giving salmon and other species a chance to thrive once again, while also restoring an essential lifeline for tribal communities who have long depended on the health of the river.”

“We had a really incredible moment to share with tribes as we watched the final cofferdams be broken,” Ren Brownell, Klamath River Renewal Corp. public information officer, told SFGATE. “So we’ve officially returned the river to its historic channel at all the dam sites. But the work continues.”

Pictured: Iron Gate Dam, before and after.

“The dams that have divided the basin are now gone and the river is free,” Frankie Myers, vice chairman of the Yurok Tribe, said in a tribal news release from late August. “Our sacred duty to our children, our ancestors, and for ourselves, is to take care of the river, and today’s events represent a fulfillment of that obligation.”

The Yurok Tribe has lived along the Klamath River forever, and it was they who led the decades-long campaign to dismantle the dams.

At first the water was turbid, brown, murky, and filled with dead algae—discharges from riverside sediment deposits and reservoir drainage. However, Brownell said the water quality will improve over a short time span as the river normalizes.

“I think in September, we may have some Chinook salmon and steelhead moseying upstream and checking things out for the first time in over 60 years,” said Bob Pagliuco, a marine habitat resource specialist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in July.

Pictured: JC Boyle Dam, before and after.

“Based on what I’ve seen and what I know these fish can do, I think they will start occupying these habitats immediately. There won’t be any great numbers at first, but within several generations—10 to 15 years—new populations will be established.”

Ironically, a news release from the NOAA states that the simplification of the Klamath River by way of the dams actually made it harder for salmon and steelhead to survive and adapt to climate change.

“When you simplify the habitat as we did with the dams, salmon can’t express the full range of their life-history diversity,” said NOAA Research Fisheries Biologist Tommy Williams.

“The Klamath watershed is very prone to disturbance. The environment throughout the historical range of Pacific salmon and steelhead is very dynamic. We have fires, floods, earthquakes, you name it. These fish not only deal with it well, it’s required for their survival by allowing the expression of the full range of their diversity. It challenges them. Through this, they develop this capacity to deal with environmental changes.”

-via Good News Network, October 9, 2024

[mydayswithtarotbystella]

The Power of Integration: Connecting Through FriendCards and Fulfillment

In a fast-paced world filled with endless distractions, finding genuine connections and fulfillment can sometimes feel like an elusive quest. However, by embracing integration and exploring various avenues for personal growth and connection, we can cultivate meaningful relationships, experience fulfillment, and create a sense of belonging in our lives.**1. FriendCards: Beyond Business…