I discussed this very thing last night.

California and Virginia had the voters decide.

NOT Texas.

I’m not going either but i’d welcome a copycat frisco sauce for a frisco melt patty melt substitute.

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As my maternity leave comes to an end, a reminder that I’m now offering an archive photography service primarily for museums/archives in the south east England (IWM, TNA, BL etc etc) to help make ends meet. Details below:

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Someday this will provide fascinating corruption trials. One hopes.

I have some hope that originality textual interpretation might require actual horse riding. And covering their whole circuits all year round. (Rabbit hole searches forthcoming for me this evening on how this used to be done.)

Would love to read that article!

What if — and hear me out here — rebalancing via taxation and properly-funded public services makes for a better foundation from which to build sustainable businesses?

Just spitballing from here in the Netherlands, like.

I’d love to see the insurers who underwrite those risks! The analysis must be something to see.

Photo of two clay sun faces on the wall in morning sunrise sunlight framed by shadows on the was of an iron railing and bamboo plants in a large clay pot.

Last vacation sunrise in Cabo San Lucas.

Sunrise over the Sea of Cortez behind construction

Sunrise over the Sea of Cortez.

The best buttons are volume and on/off for the radio. Should never need a touchscreen for that.

Good observation.

Thread. NB: “The deeper issue is scale. European states do not need hundreds of missiles; they need thousands. Current production lines cannot sustain resupply during war, including across the late-2020s, the period officials have identified as the period of greatest danger for Europe.”

Facts have become obsolete

I remember all that, as well as the first term when he asked why we left equipment behind and told his son-in-law to figure out how to get it back. I think they are still asking for all of it back. I mean, good luck.

And of course those voters have no clue who was responsible for the rapid advances we've made and how those who came here contributed in every sector and industry of our economy, and would rather suck up propaganda than learn about the contributions of everyone to the county. Ugly.

Two Planes Destroyed by U.S. During Rescue Operation Two U.S. Special Operations aircraft were blown up on the ground during the rescue mission of the second American aviator in Iran, a person familiar with the mission said. MC-130Js are specially equip...

That would not have been what I would have expected to see. www.wsj.com/livecoverage...

Exactly. Don’t tempt the snow gods.

San Diego just gave us the best reveal of No Kings Day. #NoKings

Article surprising no one with any knowledge. And no one without knowledge knows s qualified to say interpret it?

Blue sky with contrail clouds and half moon.

Maryland sky.

Some serious lack of tolerance by some teachers to be sure!

Confirming the scepticism I had from the earlier weeks of the war where some wonks believed the US was on the right side of cost-exchange ratios with Iran - even before considering impacts on other theatres.

Rep. Rosa DeLauro, top Dem on the House appropriations panel, says DHS is *choosing* not to pay TSA workers while paying its other employees.

She says:

85% of ICE + CBP are being paid
75% of Secret Service
0% of TSA workers

"The Department made that decision," DeLauro says on the House floor.

Iran Built a Military to Survive the American Way of War Iran’s staying power is not proof that the regime is strong; it is proof that it read the American way of war playbook.

This is an interesting case study of our adversaries observing, learning & adapting around preferred western ways of war. The authoritarian learning & adaptation bloc is almost certainly sharing these ideas among themselves.
www.justsecurity.org/134720/iran-...

This is very direct, probably correct throughout, and concerning as hell.

“The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.” Manual typewriter, Mr. Hypse with a ruler to crack your knuckles if they weren’t on the home keys between keystrokes, for six months in seventh grade. Opposite of PE.

Blue skies with two contrails left to right reminiscent of Rothko divisions.

Blue skies with two contrails left to right reminiscent of Rothko divisions.

Rothko-esque skies inspired by Stieglitz.

Pretty good I think!

Fascinating discussion with a colleague; “if you have time for a beach read this Oppenheimer bio at 600 pages is perfect.” I get it. But i’m not likely reading that even at Oppenheimer Beach in St. John.