This was an FOI request from advocay group Safe Parkside - exactly the kind of information Ford wants to hide.

My favourite part may be this update from the first story: "A May 15 release date for Iceman has been revealed in an outer block of the ice sculpture after Drake fans began taking pickaxes to it. Our original investigation, however, still stands."

Picture of ice block installation. Headline reads "How Long Until Drake’s Iceman Sculpture Melts? A Quantum Physicist Weighs In"

Picture of a member of fire crew hosing down ice block installation from an aerial truck. Headline reads "Toronto Fire crew hoses down massive ice blocks promoting Drake album due to public safety concerns" with additional information "Toronto Fire crews are hosing down and trying to melt a massive formation of ice blocks installed by Drake to promote his upcoming album."

Shot, chaser. Gotta be honest: this feels too on the nose for 2026.

I will also recommend Hell Or High Water. Without a doubt, one of Sheridan’s best works, and I’m not a fan of anything he’s done since (and including) Yellowstone.

Excited to share a new article written with fantastic co-authors

Towards an Integrated Understanding of Animal Weapons

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Extremely normal and fine for a company to put this in a public statement

A peer reviewed study shows a promising link between flu and shingles vaccines and a reduced risk of dementia. A heroin addict who cut off a raccoon’s penis for “further study” says these vaccines cause autism. For busy Americans, it can be hard to know who to trust.

Even by Poilievre's standards this is just an absurd misrepresentation of reality.

Carney left the Bank of England in early 2020. Inflation didn't take off in the UK until mid-2021 -- the same as every other economy on earth.

Eating the junky breakfast cereals I was (appropriately) denied as a child is one of the great joys of my life!

French Toast Crunch ftw

🧵 The Canadian federal government’s 2025 budget has allocated:

More business tax breaks including for fossil fuels sector
$925 million for AI
$81.8 billion over 5 years for military

However, this comes at the expense of cultural heritage.

'You killed a journalist. Why did you Photoshop him into a Hezbollah uniform?' On the Line With Lt. Col. Shoshani, the IDF's International Spokesperson

"You Killed a Journalist. Why Did You Photoshop Him Wearing a Hezbollah Uniform? 'It's an Illustration'."

This is how Tel Aviv justifies the murder of a journalist.

As part of my efforts to combat the COVID Amnesia Project, let's accurately remember what 3 influential laptop class doctors from Stanford said 6 years ago as COVID overflowed hospitals and morgues.

They won't remind you.

I will.

My latest.

He probably does - that seems to be a common idea. But diagnosis is not the slow part. None of these technocrats want to accept the reality that the problems are boring things like hospital staffing and health care infrastructure and poverty.

John Wilson should be involved in everything

Right, I forgot about that!

We have a fair amount of overlap. Some of my recommendations: Animal Kingdom (2010), Hell or High Water (2016), Let the Right One In (2009), No Country For Old Men (2007), and A Prophet (2010). They all have something to do with crime or violence, for some reason.

That final sentence is great!

That’s great, thanks!

I’ll also curious about kagi. Is the AI feature intrusive (as it is with Google), or can it easily be toggled on and off?

Regretfully, the story about LLMs anti-polarizing people was not real.

Pierre Poilievre: What she said.👇 Quoting J.K. Rowling Today's ruling by the IOC means a welcome return to fair sport for women and girls, but I'll never forget the scandal of Paris 2024, when people who consider themselves supremely virtuous and progressive publicly cheered on men punching women. Photo of Algerian boxer Imane Khelif in the ring looking angry.

In case you needed any clarification where Poilievre stands on trans rights.

New York Times Opinion • @nytopinion.nytimes.com "To use A.l. deeply is to engage in a process, not just to push a button," our columnist Ezra Klein writes. "It will reshape us; it already is. We have to be attentive to how." Opinion | Marshall McLuhan Was Right About Claude, Too A.l. Will reshape us. It is already reshaping us.

"Marshall McLuhan Was Right About Claude, Too"

If he were still alive, here's where McLuhan would appear right behind Ezra Klein and say, "You know nothing of my work... how you ever got to become a newspaper columnist is totally amazing".

NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE - Official Trailer - In Theaters February 13 YouTube video by NEON

Full trailer making the Back to the Future plot clear here

NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE Trailer | TIFF 2026 YouTube video by TIFF

Finally watched Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, and it was everything I could have possibly hoped for. I can't say enough good things about this film

My wife tells me that I am "literally the kid who failed the marshmallow test" as I house half a bulk bag of mini marshmallows in seconds, and I feel attacked.

Thanks, Heidi!

I share your enthusiasm for Okasha’s work! It’s the reason I learned about DAGs in the first place. Now I teach ’em to unwitting (or unwilling?) undergrads.

It’s not the focus of my paper here, but I would argue that the units of selection problem is resolvable in the same way as the levels of selection problem: by considering causality. And if that doesn’t sound exciting enough, there are DAGs! ecoevorxiv.org/repository/v...