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With Safety we usually think about those in Construction, Mining, Oilfield jobs, and those are the higher risk, but what about those people who work in the office in the background? Canada is a multicultural society with a colourful patchwork of lifestyles, how do we learn basic mental heath care or mental first aid for the people that we work with and for everyday? If this is something that you would find helpful, please let us know your thoughts!

I'd be curious to see this in action

Japanese researchers have developed a revolutionary bio-gel bandage that can stop bleeding and seal wounds in under 15 seconds—even on wet or heavily bleeding skin.

Unlike traditional plasters or sutures, this innovation works as a liquid film. Once applied, it rapidly bonds to tissue, creating a durable seal that both halts bleeding and protects the wound.

The secret lies in its cutting-edge chemistry. The gel is based on a specially engineered alginate hydrogel (derived from seaweed), mixed with calcium carbonate and carbonated water. This combination allows the gel to stick instantly, remain flexible, and avoid excessive swelling that could otherwise damage tissue.

Beyond stopping blood loss, the gel also helps stabilize the wound and promotes natural healing—reducing the need for stitches and minimizing scarring.

For first responders, surgeons, and everyday emergencies, this breakthrough could redefine wound care. Imagine a future where life-threatening bleeds are controlled in seconds, not minutes.

🔬 Fast. Gentle. Reliable. The bio-gel bandage is more than medicine—it’s a glimpse into the future of emergency care.

This flock of sheep in South Yorkshire, England, gave their farmer quite a shock. Instead of their usual snowy coats, they were walking around with bright pink heads. For a moment, the farmer thought something strange had happened, or perhaps it was some kind of illness.

But when he looked closer, the mystery became clear. The sheep had been rubbing against a brand-new feeder, which had been freshly painted bright red. Without knowing it, they had given themselves pink makeovers.

By the time the farmer figured it out, photos of the sheep were already spreading online. People were laughing, calling them cotton candy, punk rockers, and even farmyard runway models. What started as a normal day on the farm quickly turned into an internet fashion show.

empty house - everyone's gone
the shout of a mother
calling the kids for supper
evening pastel sky
in the colder late summer air
kids on their bikes
halt, ditch their bikes and run in
the slap of a screen door

Chasing yesterday near Lanigan, Saskatchewan.

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20 in the 70s > 70 in the 20s.

Now this is the real Iron Man 😲🤖