Dear NBA,
I KNOW it is all about the money and you don’t care about our convenience, but this having to use 3 different streaming services to watch playoff games each night is, (and I say this with all the love I can for the game,) complete horseshit.
This is totally ridiculous
Such a problem
It's the sort of lackluster game I was concerned about after that blowout. Although things are looking a bit better ... we'll see
Not enjoying this game
Just spoke with my 70-something parents in Maine, and they are a bit miffed about the game being on Peacock, a streaming channel they've never heard of
Guess it's the Bruins for them tonight!
Found a tulip
Really shameful stuff, and I would think people would be more reluctant to help the U.S. military because of stories like this
www.nytimes.com/2026/04/21/w...
Little Red Corvette
Kiss
When Doves Cry
I Would Die for You
The Cross
"In more than two dozen interviews, veterans from Greater Boston to the hill towns of Western Massachusetts said it has become increasingly difficult to access treatment."
Making life harder for veterans who use the VA is one of DOGE's big accomplishments
www.bostonglobe.com/2026/04/21/m...
People staying up late to make mix tapes for their friends
I see Prince died 10 years ago.
Guess I’ll put on this masterpiece.
#NowListening
surely no army in military history has ever been laid low by disease, a famously uncommon problem among people living in enforced close quarters
questions about the plight of immigrants and our responsibilities to our fellow human beings.
at the door died; shattered with guilt, she investigates the death herself.
"The Unknown Girl" is regarded by many as a rare misstep for the Dardennes, but lesser Dardenne is still pretty good, and I was thoroughly engaged by the story and characters. As always, the brothers raise interesting
Watched the 2016 film "The Unknown Girl" from the Belgian filmmaking duo the Dardenne brothers. Like all of their films, this is a work of realism that's concerned with moral and ethical questions. It's about a young doctor who refuses to answer her door after hours, and then finds out the woman
Drove by this road closure, but did not realize it was due to this poor bear being up a tree
www.timesunion.com/news/article...
4 Screenshots from the movie "The Fog" (1980): First, an older man in a sailor's cap sits by a campfire on a beach at night, telling a story to children seated around the fire; subtitle reads, "One hundred years ago, on the 21st of April...". Second, the same scene continues with the fire casting dramatic shadows on the storyteller’s face and subtitle reads, "out on the waters around Spivey Point...". Third, the fire burns brightly in the center as the man gestures while speaking; subtitle reads, "a small clipper ship drew toward land." Fourth, a close-up of the man’s face illuminated by the firelight as he stares intensely; subtitle reads, "Suddenly, out of the night, the fog rolled in."
Apr 21st 1880 - On this foggy night the Elizabeth Dane steered off course and crashed into rocks. 100 years later the crew returned.
📽️📅 The Fog (1980)
"Jackson’s estate tried, and continues to try, to bury the full picture of the superstar it seeks to glorify. But his handlers can never truly erase the truth we saw with our own eyes, or quiet the shockwaves that still reverberate from it."
www.avclub.com/leaving-neve...
Trump, who said in the 2024 campaign that Kamala Harris would start World War 3, compares his war against Iran to World War II
Only three ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Monday as traffic in the crucial waterway slowed to a near halt, according to data from a firm that tracks maritime traffic.
In this world, nothing can be said to be certain. Except death, taxes and the Strait of Hormuz reopening and re-closing tomorrow.
Looking forward to hearing what my Sixers friend has to say about this game tomorrow. #GoCeltics
Seen at a local bookstore
Watched the 1980 comedic spy caper "Hopsotch," a very enjoyable lark starring Walter Matthau as a CIA operative who retaliates against his boss after he's abruptly demoted. Glenda Jackson plays his lover/partner in crime, and it's a really fun pairing.
I smiled all through this.
