On an edge, feeling things out.
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Whether or not these people are actual foreign agents is almost irrelevant. Their actions are observationally equivalent to & indistinguishable from the actions actual foreign agents would be taking. The consequences of our total Article I constitutional crisis, right here:
Not sure if you've done much searching recently but I saw this a bit ago when I was looking for options with a different Zen version. www.reddit.com/r/DigitalAud...
Patches? Not necessarily embroidered ones, but printed fabric. Some of these design would go well on a battle jacket.
Thanks, that was interesting.
So did the Pope. Before JD offed him.
Wow. I'm impressed. What a needless loss for us.
If they're found illegal how convoluted will the process be to get refunds? Interesting they're leaving it for a month, opinion about Trump's tariffs might change as people feel things more directly with the de minimus changes.
Speaking of quiet, do you know why some buses (metro and ST) have such rattling window frames? I haven't been able to figure out what to watch for yet but some buses have a few windows that move. Some seem like all windows move.
So little plastic markers would have been safer? What a failure not to attach those to anything. Seems like the technology to anchor barriers is available for construction projects. Why not bike lanes?
Kroger recently was accused of leaving discount price tags up for weeks on the shelves but not applying them at checkout.
Any way to see without Instagram?
She's a young 77
The common clay of the new West.
Yeah I'm wondering what's gonna happen driving back from Canada with say a couple bucks of candy. Ignore it? Pay a fee based on cost? Pay $80¿
Fight/no fight. Whoops
Making the work more visible would help place Congress members on the flight/no fight axis. Not having makes it seem that they see their role as seatwarmers until public opinion gives them power. That's but the mindset needed.
Tim Apple's shooters wiping out some startup crew that's getting a bit out over their skis.
Weirdly I'm feeling more patriotic about the possibility of the American project. I haven't put it into words before but it's something like the feeling of "Who are these freaks to take this project and country away from me and my neighbors?" I've gotta think a bit more before I commit it to text.
Washington has the lost apple project hunting for old trees and apples. lostapples.wiki m.facebook.com/lostapplepro...
I think this could do well among latino voters, although in my community I know more non Catholics than in my parent's/grandparent's generation.
Interesting, I didn't even know there were black corals, thanks!
There's still time for a Turkmenbashi style Monument of Neutrality.
Wow that first picture looks like it's on a conifer. Had to double to make sure this wasn't another PNW tree octopus type thing.
I appreciated this one a bit earlier about the need to fight. othermeans.io/p/going-down...
I think about this while driving though old railroad towns that are no longer needed. Also interesting to see the houses/land for sale in places that burned in, for example, the sierra foothills. It looks hard to sell an expensive vacation house when there's not much of a town left around it.
Reminds me of Thanksgiving when the old family members start rambling. Except this is the president and he doesn't get wheeled back to the home after the weekend.
Ukraine can bomb that pipeline too.
I was reading the introduction to a French fine dining cooking book today and was struck by the chef saying they didn't get plumbing at home until the 70s.
Huh, it's not an extended Sneaker Pimps video?
Gym Jordan knows sex crimes when he chooses not to see them
They left off FROM THIS CREEP
Yeah, the reactionary outcomes vs elite prefence is interesting. It feels like that's inverted now. Thanks to this site I read this really interesting story of prohibition and wiping out fruit trees in Switzerland. bsky.app/profile/barm...
"In the 1960s and 1970s, the dairy industry purportedly cost the Swiss government more than the whole cost of the army of Switzerland." I have a hard time contextualizing this. Swiss history is weird, women still couldn't vote and the verdingkinder program was still taking kids to work on farms.
I just stopped eating, why am I not losing weight??
The pope, the president ... I'm starting to see a theme
Yeah this feels creepily like an ad for suicide or assisted suicide.
F-44 or F-46 might be more aggravating
Let's not be too hasty! I walked around and through and it's nicer than it was. I wish light rail bridges included a walkway underneath for the public. It would allow better connecting up to 148th. And across 405.
Anything she wouldn't do.
Even the belred section is changing more quickly than I expected. It's not so visible from belred rd or northup/20th but it's happening. Some of the industrial buildings will last for a decently long time I expect.
That does seem like a good idea. For Issaquah, is there any chance of development around the proposed station along the lines of the Redmond downtown development? Or is the city not setup/willing for that?
As a tramp stamp?
I hadn't thought about this, but the national guard in DC isn't really directly effecting them yet, is it? I assume most are at home/vacation.
Today is the 47th anniversary of this clearly unimprovable photo, from a story so absurd that it shouldn’t be true, but is: the day a team of workers from British Waterways pulled the plug out of the Chesterfield Canal, and all the water emptied out
Glad you got out in time. We had flash floods drummed into us the first few times down there with experienced people. Including knowing the drainage above you and checking it's forecast. This video and writeup shows how quickly things change in those canyons. www.erichanson.tv/blog/survivi...
It's interesting to see people bemoan establishment Dems not supporting leftists, then state unequivocal rejection of Newsom. It's not election time, I support anyone making space for an offensive fighting position. My hope is he frees up a mental space for other politicians to be more aggressive.
Someone sandbags 'The ridge traverse was a walk in the park' Later, 'we're here to do the ridge walk'
I started using Sumatra PDF to fix an issue I had with acrobat. I haven't looked much further if there's something better that I'm missing. So far been pretty happy with it
Or a fight!
Just justice for some.
My buddy's emo (hardcore maybe?) band played there a bunch. I didn't realize how weird the youth music scene was here until I listened to the let the kids dance podcast last year. Lots of dots got connected. www.kuow.org/podcasts/let...
Are there no longer places they can play like ground zero or the old firehouse? I know both of those closed. It's not my preferred music scene but I'm glad to see this.
". . . there's a mind-blowing treasure trove of folk art from all corners of Mexico tucked among the vineyards." Full story: lataco.com/mexican-folk...
Impressive energy @djinnandtonic.bsky.social Need another slogan?
Might also be connected to the liquor laws in strip clubs before 2015-20? If you can't sell booze, might as well do coffee? A friend of mine built one for a stripper who worked at Rick's
I feel like we/I need a flight - no fight guide that's capable of a bit of nuance. Sometimes it might not look like a fight initially, but realistically it's more on the fight side of the spectrum given the situation.
MS Paint, MS Now
That was my first thought when I saw the 3 markers on watch duty earlier.
There's an issue with mustard oil where according to the FDA it isn't safe for consumption. As a result some Indian people I know buy oil that's sold for external use only at the grocery store. We've been told certain restaurants are better because they use the correct (not for consumption) oil.
You're not a fan of the horseshoe theory of charts?
It's an amazingly lazy ideology. That allows one to smuggly do nothing to improve the future.
Weird that pieces of shit don't like being correctly identified and judged.
All those map trivia facts like Maine being the closest state to Africa are a waste. You could blow this guy's mind telling him Hawaii and Alaska aren't very close to each other.
Unbelievable footage from NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters inside the eye of Hurricane Erin. Simply incredible.
General of the attorneys
Yep. Bollards.
Is there another one waiting to be found like a reincarnated Lama? We could use someone who believes in vengeance.
There's this bsky.app/profile/grey...
It's so frustrating. Trying to check something like the status of a fire and getting pushed out because I didn't have an account.
"That's what I love about the universe, man. I get older, the universe stays the same age."
They've become a bit popular among some hikers, especially in the desert. www.gossamergear.com/products/lit...
Any pictures further down? I'm curious to see the island with the single tree.
I don't leave my towels in the bathroom and hang them to get good airflow. Towels with off odors become cleaning towels for spills, wet bike/shoes, etc.
Hey thanks! The OCA site seems like an obvious place to check about that. I didn't realize there were so many Orthodox churches there. I only know about the old believers from a long ago acquaintance who had some involvement with them in Alaska and it stuck with me.
There's a city nearby that's discussing dropping out of the county libraries to avoid raising taxes. bsky.app/profile/type...
Do the Old Believer churches still fall under the Orthodox Church hierarchy? I'm not well versed in this stuff at all, but I thought the Orthodox churches in Alaska were mostly from one of the branches that split off.
When you see those towers in Madison park you can imagine an alternative Seattle that's closer to Vancouver. I assume the development plans in the 70s prevented more of that.
It feels like we want to stay a suburb, and somehow remain the center of the region. It's frustrating.
Bronze Maiden
Is let god sort them out nonpartisan?
History hasn't stopped yet.
Thanks, I was going to look to see if this was bear gulch or the fire on Vancouver Island.
Your kid might beat up a lanyard wearing staffer in those two blocks. Then you've got the national guard to deal with.
A tsunami is probably a useful tool for comparison. Or the Texas floods. We grasp what a foot of water looks/feels like. But if you visualize effects of a 1ft tsunami or flood, you're likely wrong. And more wrong for 5ft.
www.zooniverse.org/projects/zoo...
It's not like war, or random distributed violence with a clear cause. A pandemic is overwhelming in a way that's hard to understand. Even from a distance, like 100 years. But it's also hard to understand while it's happening because it's happening to you, your neighbors, and places far from home.
I agree on a family level. I'm in that process at the moment. But on a society level I think there's something different happening. Or not different, but related. I'm not sure we can comprehend a disease killing people in our circle and understand others dieing the same way in thousands of places.
Feels like there was lots of trauma from not being able to go to the bar, or hairdresser, or send the kids to school..And the loss of neighbors/family can get handwaved away if it's inconvenient. At least for some. It's hard to have a good marker that resonates in 100-500 years like hungerstones.
I've mentioned to friends that one way spike strips might be the only functional way to control traffic when people disregard seemingly obvious road features. In the same area while sitting in traffic I watched someone drive the wrong way to get on 520-E. I guess hoping for no oncoming traffic?
That's an ok trivia/softball team name. Not a book title.
An egregious one I saw on a ride was someone crossing over and driving towards oncoming cars to make this illegal (and not very useful) left turn. I highlighted the curb since it's not clear from google maps but it's one narrow lane in each direction with a hard curb divider.
This looks like a machine that prints pastrami.
That screenshot reminds me of the New Yorker article about Chinese lingerie dealers in Egypt. And the description of a brides to be going to the shop with her brother, fiance, and mother. www.newyorker.com/magazine/201...
And somehow it almost always seems busy for me. But that is during non commute hours.
Seriously. The end section in Redmond makes the difference really clear.
This is a really interesting story. I've only read the second part but I'm glad I caught it.
The 10K clock probably counts as a decent rich guy folly.
I like finding out new things where I live. One of my neighbors recently told me many chimneys nearby are covered from an earthquake in the 60s. Another woman told me about how her corner used to be a gas station and she still finds stuff in her garden years later. Some people are less into it.
Greenland to look at ice.
