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Sunday, November 14. 2021From today's LectionaryHebrews 10:11-14, (15-18), 19-25 10:11 And every priest stands day after day at his service, offering again and again the same sacrifices that can never take away sins. 10:12 But when Christ had offered for all time a single sacrifice for sins, "he sat down at the right hand of God," 10:13 and since then has been waiting "until his enemies would be made a footstool for his feet." 10:14 For by a single offering he has perfected for all time those who are sanctified. 10:15 And the Holy Spirit also testifies to us, for after saying, 10:16 "This is the covenant that I will make with them after those days, says the Lord: I will put my laws in their hearts, and I will write them on their minds," 10:17 he also adds, "I will remember their sins and their lawless deeds no more." 10:18 Where there is forgiveness of these, there is no longer any offering for sin. 10:19 Therefore, my friends, since we have confidence to enter the sanctuary by the blood of Jesus, 10:20 by the new and living way that he opened for us through the curtain (that is, through his flesh), 10:21 and since we have a great priest over the house of God, 10:22 let us approach with a true heart in full assurance of faith, with our hearts sprinkled clean from an evil conscience and our bodies washed with pure water. 10:23 Let us hold fast to the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who has promised is faithful. 10:24 And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, 10:25 not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching. Saturday, November 13. 2021Saturday morning links
Vermont now requires free condoms in public middle and high schools Global Warmist Jeff Bezos Buys Oceanfront Mansion Blood test accurately identifies people at risk for Alzheimer's, study finds 50 years of predictions that the climate apocalypse is nigh After Just Coming Back to Work After a Year Off, Teacher's Unions Want to Close School Because They're Tired The Wrong Housing Answer in Saint Paul. Trying to combat a housing crisis, Minnesota’s capital city passes the strictest rent control policy in the nation. WaPo Issues Massive Correction About Steele Dossier, Says It Can Not Stand By The Accuracy Of Two Stories Harris: Hey, did you know that prices have gone up? Has the Antiracist Movement Become a Counterproductive Religion? John McWhorter takes aim at the fundamentalists on the far left—who are scaring away allies Democrats desperately need. FBI Immediately Leaks Project Veritas Internal Documents to New York Times After O’Keefe Raid Friday, November 12. 2021The media framed Kyle Rittenhouse
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The Early History of Human Excreta. When humans stopped being nomadic, we could no longer walk away from our waste. We’ve been battling it ever since. Long Covid doesn't exist, volume one zillion. A huge French study shows BELIEVING you had Covid is associated with many later symptoms. But ACTUALLY having had Covid isn't associated with any (except loss of sense of smell). 1619: The Falsification Project Primary school asks boys (and teachers) to wear skirts to class to 'promote equality' Watching My Great Nation Lapse Into a Cult of Self-Abasement Americans Are Waking Up To The Democrats' Race Hustle Watch Biden Nominee Call for Bankrupting Energy Industry ABC News documentary challenges Pentagon's claims of rogue Green Berets. "3212 UN-REDACTED" probes the mystery behind the deaths of four Green Berets. At the Center of the Crossroads: A New U.S. Strategy for the East Med Thursday, November 11. 2021The trial of the monthI have been neglecting my work to watch the Rittenhouse trial live. It's interesting to watch trials. The police woman was so lovely that I fell in love. The judge is very cool. It's soap opera of the highest level.
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Veteran's DayIn Jupiter's swirling Great Red Spot, NASA spacecraft finds hidden depths 7 Reasons Doctors Are Leaving Medicine The Progressive Neo-Racist Cancer Has Completely Destroyed The AMA Thomas Friedman: Why Won’t You Peons Just Allow Government To Force You To Make Lifestyle Changes For ‘Climate Change’ Unscientific Method - An astronomer’s peer-reviewed work is passed under the “equity” lens and found wanting. Biden Transportation Secretary: Roads Are Racist… America's Ports Need More Robots, but the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Won't Fund Automation. The one thing that would most help increase efficiency at America's lagging ports is also the one thing that Biden's union allies dislike the most. Corporate Safe Spaces: How Racial Affinity Groups Radicalize Companies How Covid despots humiliated America. The Democrats have become public health technocrats Schools: The parental revolution Kyle Rittenhouse spokesperson slams Joe Biden for casting defendant as a White supremacist Feds ponder how much to pay illegal immigrants France To Build New Nuclear Reactors For The First Time In Decades
Wednesday, November 10. 2021Wednesday morning links
Trains are racist California’s COVID-19 Case Rate Is Now Twice Florida’s Democrats are slowly coming around to nuclear power Randi Weingarten should have learned in school that she cannot fool everyone Anatomy of a media hit job — how press pushed Clinton’s lies against Trump “Let’s Go Brandon” Is Latest Progressive Virtue Signal Biden’s Generals Are Fighting the Last COVID War Winsome Sears: The latest Black conservative to make liberals nervous VDH: Trickle-Down Bidenism. This Biden socialist cadre who engineered these self-induced calamities has no clue about the damage they have done to America. Tuesday, November 9. 2021Tuesday morning links You’re Already Living in the Metaverse. Dave Chappelle is wrong. Twitter—and Instagram and Facebook and even this platform—are real life. Not for me ‘If you want to understand why no one trusts the press’: AG Hamilton looks at some headlines on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial Turley: Why is the FBI investigating the theft of a diary? NYT to Dems: You haven't hit bottom yet in rural America -- or the suburbs either Biden looking at shutting down another pipeline as winter approaches White House Seems Perfectly Fine With Giving Your Tax Dollars To Illegal Aliens… Poland wants to build a wall Monday, November 8. 2021Who believed the Russia hoax?
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Monday morning linksAre U.S. playgrounds too safe? Native American Lawsuit Challenges Colorado Ban On Native American “Mascots” As Discriminatory Climate Change Hysteria, circa 2004 NYT Urges Biden: 'Why Not' Force Americans to Pay Higher Gas Prices to Fight Climate Change? What the AMA says:
Let’s face facts. There is nothing historically un-American about election skulduggery. (h/t, American Digest) What is early voting all about? Ivy League Analysis Destroys Biden’s Entire Argument for Multi-Trillion-Dollar ‘Build Back Better’ Spending Plans Sunday, November 7. 2021The Woke meet their matchThe Woke Meet Their Match: Parents. Glenn Youngkin's mix of populist policy and moderate style is a breakthrough.
Saturday, November 6. 2021Saturday morning links California Is the Supply Chain’s Weakest Link. Environmental and antibusiness regulations in the deep blue state are backing up port traffic. A torture experiment’: plan for almost windowless student megadorm raises alarm Attacking Merit in a Bumbling Bureaucracy: The University of California Leads Again 5-Year-Olds to Be Required to Show Vaccination Cards in San Francisco Yes, Charles Blow, Cases of COVID-19 Are Increasing in the North, Decreasing in the South THE DURHAM INVESTIGATION, ELI LAKE’S TAKE Young BBC staffers angered by trans story claiming harassment of lesbians Critical Race Theory Is Coming for Your Doctor Woman Who Testified Against Trump Also Introduced Authors of Fake Russian 'Dossier' to Each Other. Gee, What Are the Odds ... ? How the climate lobby crushed debate. Anyone who dissents from stringent climate policies will be branded an enemy of The Science. Note that I’m not saying that the whole climate scam is going to collapse tomorrow. Just that the hysteria has reached a peak beyond which it has nowhere to go. NBC, Axios: Tuesday was worse for Dems than they realize Even The NY Times Editorial Board Thinks Democrats Are Denying Political Reality Friday, November 5. 2021Friday morning links Italy Makes a Stunning Announcement About COVID-19 Death Toll NY Times Wonders If Classic Rock Songs Should Be Toppled Like Confederate Statues Arrest illustrates how the Steele dossier was a political dirty trick orchestrated by Hillary Clinton New Jersey professor on White people: 'I want to say ... we got to take these motherf---kers out' MSNBC's Meltdown Over 2021 Races Was One for the Ages After Being Humiliated In VA, Democrats Tell the Voters to Kiss-Off Nearly a Week Later, It’s Still Not Clear . . . What Was the Lincoln Project Thinking? A cartoon (not The Simpsons for once) predicts liberal meltdown over 'Lets go, Brandon' Taibbi: The Red-Pilling Of Loudoun County, Virginia ‘Sure to infuriate a few folks’: Joe Manchin truth-bombs far-left Dems during interview with CNN Thursday, November 4. 2021A few Thursday morning linksThe Toll of Critical Race Theory on Our Children When are we going to stop doing this? When there's a third black mayor? A fifth? A tenth? Never? Facebook Running TV Spots Begging Government To Regulate Them… What Have We Learned? The 'White Supremacy' Bit Is Hack Wednesday, November 3. 2021ElectionsTry this: Glenn Youngkin’s victory proves white ignorance is a powerful weapon Also, Red alert: Crushing defeat in Virginia could signal more bad news for Democrats ahead
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Wednesday morning links Did a NYT's OP-Ed Insinuate That the VA Girl Who Got Raped by Gender Fluid Kid Was Asking for It? GETTING MINDS RIGHT AT YALE: LEARNING FROM TRENT COLBERT The AMA jumps the Woke Shark, introduces Medspeak British government considers "psychological harm" punishment for online abuse Amazon To Open New Office In Jersey City After Being Chased Out Of NYC By AOC The Cost of Communism: 'Comrade de Blasio' Has Gutted the Big Apple Poll: 71 Percent Say Country Headed in Wrong Direction Under Biden Glenn Youngkin's Win Officially Ends the Clinton Era in American Politics Bill Maher Continues His Anti-Democrat Streak, Wipes the Floor With the Woke Over Words Tuesday, November 2. 2021Tuesday morning links What did Alec Baldwin know of the firearm with which he killed Halyna Hutchins? The answer, based on his filmography, is not much. Bill Maher: Why won't blue states recognize that the pandemic is over? Virtue Signaling And Wokeness: A Return To The Primitive White students lie about their race on college applications Colin Kaepernick, Who By the Way Is Half-White and Very Ashamed of That, Claims That the NFL Draft Is Exactly Like a Slave Auction VDH on the ignoble lies our government employees tell us COP26 And The Hubris Of Our Political Overlords The Big Climate Summit Welcomed Up to 30,000 Officials Flying in on Planes Young Climate Cultists Travel To Glasgow To Say This Is “The Last Chance For Humanity” DeSantis Calls $450K Payments To Illegal Immigrants “A Slap In The Face” To Americans, Claims Florida Will Fight Back Why Are Relatively Poor People Not More Supportive of Redistribution? McAuliffe: “Everyone Clapped When I Said’ Parents Should NOT Be In Charge Of Their Kids’ Education… Poll: 71 Percent Say Country Headed in Wrong Direction Under Biden Monday, November 1. 2021Monday morning links
California condors: Virgin births discovered in critically endangered birds How the FBI Discovered a Real-Life Indiana Jones in, of All Places, Rural Indiana. A 90-year-old amateur archaeologist who claimed to have detonated the first atomic bomb was also one of the most prolific grave robbers in modern American history. 'We're being pressured into sex by some trans women' WaPo: What is an ‘emotional push-up’? Exploring the concept of mental health gyms. Life is a mental health gym University Allegedly Attempting To Fire Professor For Saying Hurt Feelings Are ‘No Big Deal’ Border crisis hits classrooms as unaccompanied minors flood NY schools Elites Are Using Climate Hysteria to Immiserate the Working Class Dems Try To Pass Off $10,000 IRS Reporting Threshold as Merely Going After the 1 Percent. Proposed IRS surveillance now limited to non-wage net annual transactions of $10,000 and above. Which is still ridiculously low and intrusive. Judge Finds Teenager Guilty in Loudoun County Bathroom Assault In Defense of Meritocracy. It’s the worst system for deciding who gets society’s most important positions—except for all the others. Transgender fiction is about political control - Elite gather at G20 and in Glasgow to talk about their religion Lectures From Limousine Liberals. The same people who sat at home praising essential workers as heroes now repay them with exclusion and sneering condescension China Warming. The CCP is by far the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet. Is that a problem? Progressive Craziness Of The Day: Critical Race Theory In K-12 Schools And Corporations The Next Democratic Crusade: Taxing Hypothetical Income Sunday, October 31. 2021Thank you, Roger, etc. from Italia
Mrs. BD and I have been driving around northern Italy for 12 days, staying in cool places, tasting real Italian foods (avoiding pasta and pizza as usual - they are just not the best Italian food), and trying to keep to my limit of 1 museum (limit 1 hr) and 1 old church/day. And on this trip 1 Etruscan ruin/day. It got to the point that I called everything, including newstands,"Etruscan" just to calm things down. As usual, I will post iphone photo travelogues when I get organized. For now, though, a menu from an ordinary cafe in Porto Santo Stefano. Nice lunch right on the fishing docks. We drove out there to the island Monte Argentario to look around while we were staying in Orbetello (in the Maremma). Fun to look at all of the frutti di mare in the fish stores. Vecchia Pesa. Here's the menu. - click on it. I am always amazed by the rate at which Octopi must reproduce given the rate at which Italians and Greeks eat them. Best grilled, I feel. I love seafood of every type. Random bonus trivia: The police in Siena drive Alfas - Alfa Guiliettas, in fact. Me? I drive a Stelvio here at home. Fun, but this time in Italy we had a big diesel Citroen which was great especially on the highways. Mrs. BD loved driving it. Mapquest is excellent in Eurolandia. Second tip re tourism: October is the only time to visit Italy. Off-season hotel prices, far fewer tourists, no hot weather and no rain, and everything open, cheerful, and lively. Plus it's truffle season. Third thing: Tourists in Italy are still there in October, but in manageable and not-annoying numbers. We only saw them in Siena and some in San Gimignano. Mostly Scandinavians and Germans, bunches of Brits, a few French. Almost no Americanos or Asians at this time of year. You can ID tourists by dress, manners/mannerisms, posture, etc. Brits look and dress quietly elegantly, tastefullly, and always get lost; Scandinavians hip with their babies running around randomly or in backpacks and do not care if they get lost; and Americans and Germans dowdy, clunky, and overweight. You can easily ID the natives because they are skinny and fashionable at all times. La bella figura. If you want to look local, good luck: a cigarette, a dog on a leash in the bar, Max Mara, a Prada bag, and good shoes (so testifies Mrs. BD, who can pass for Italian even without Prada). Re the flag - Italy has not been a nation for very long, if they even are a functional nation now. Began 1861 or so. The history of this peninsula and its surrounds is long, complex, and fun but not important in the long run. The only reason they all now speak Italian is because the Tuscans took over. Mrs. BD: "How does this country function? Nobody works hard or pays their taxes ("We prefer cash"), and everybody looks great and seems happy. And they love their untrained, ill-behaved dogs." Yeah, their dogs are terrible, untrained menaces but they all have them. They might love dogs, but they do not have a clue how to train one for a use or for civilization. All on leashes.
Saturday, October 30. 2021Saturday Stuff and Junk
Architect Resigns in Protest over UCSB Mega-Dorm
A crypt-keeper pal of vulture capitalist Warren Buffet came up with the plan, and the money to build it -- as long as you don't change his plan. From the photos, the rooms would be illegal as prison cells. A dorm room on the oceanfront with no windows. It's genius, I tells ya.
The Friends of Eddie Coyle is a great movie, based on a book from a guy who knew Boston criminals inside and out. It's also the first place I heard this quote: "This life's hard man, but it's harder if you're stupid!"
A four-year-old with a badge and gun would be the perfect detective. Just keep asking "Why?"
The ZMan is a lively writer and an interesting thinker. North and West Africa: INTERPOL report highlights human trafficking for organ removal
See, that's why I drink plenty of whiskey. That way, no one will want my liver or kidneys. Western Maryland lawmakers ask West Virginia officials to ‘consider adding us’ to their state
Many states could use a reshuffle. Rhode Island shouldn't even be a state. Delaware shouldn't be a state. Vermont should be folded into New Hampshire and stapled to Maine. California should be -- sawn off and pushed out to sea. The 37-Year-Olds Are Afraid of the 23-Year-Olds Who Work for Them
We went over this yesterday. Zoomers don't like Millennials much. Never mind that. Try to wrap your head around this New Yoik Toims writer who thinks Millennials have an "obsession with work." That must be why they were all able to pay off their student loans early, huh? Why AC won the Electricity Wars
The Current War is a terrific movie about this topic, despite being badly written and chaotically directed. Westinghouse was the shizzle.
I'm always worried I'll run out of things to worry about. Thank heavens for social media. Microsoft Becomes World’s Most Valuable Stock as Apple Slumps Doesn't matter. Next year is the year for Linux on the desktop. Just like last year was. Zillow’s Zeal to Outbid for Homes Backfires in Flipping Fumble
I remember when fixing dilapidated homes was a job for regular people and first time home buyers, not page thirteen on some arsehole's slidedeck pitch to venture capitalists for a javascript empire. I hope Zillow chokes on it.
Enjoy your weekend, folks!
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Friday, October 29. 2021A Little Roundup on The Internet's Weeds
Scientists recreated classic origin-of-life experiment and made a new discovery
No, this finding supports my hypothesis that the glass was dirty. You know, with organic molecules. Scientists haven't been very scientific for a long time now. Why do dogs tilt their heads? New study offers clues
Well, pit bulls tilt their heads to make them more irresistible to humans, and to make it easier to get the toddler's head in their mouths. Duh. Remote-first work is taking over the rich world
So, "That meeting should have been an email" was right on the money, and at least fifteen years ago at that. HTTP 419 Never Gonna Give You Up
A website error message that Rickrolls the bot. Like most coder things, it's almost clever, but not quite. It's also childish, kinda pointless, and the name of the object of the exercise (Rick Astley) is spelled wrong. Troll A – The Tallest Structure Ever Moved by Mankind
"It is construction"? Man, noone can spell anymore. They're's mispellings everywere.
Isn't that supposed to be spelled "Time Masheen"? Oh well. It's an interesting idea about checking software reliability. Of course a much more useful tool is to set your computer's clock backwards in time. You can use timestamped software trials forever that way. You didn't hear that from me. Neuroscientist argues the left side of our brains have taken over our minds
Nope. I've seen Twitter. The spleen has taken over our minds. ‘Astounding’ Roman statues unearthed at Norman church ruins on route of HS2
A new railway built on bulldozed graveyards. I think I've seen that movie. Elon Musk wants to start a university in Texas that will have epic merch
I've seen college bookstores. There aren't any books in there, so worrying about the college themed merchandise before founding the college isn't that dumb. Infantile, but not dumb, which is what Musk should have on his business card. Feds cuff Russian said to be developer of 'Trickbot' ransomware
I still prefer "infantile but not dumb." For the Price of a Tesla Model S, You Can Buy a Flying Car That Doesn’t Require a License
John Denver acutely unavailable for comment.
Zoomers ain't Boomers. Sorry to break it to dullard Millennials who think Zoomers are going to help them smother Boomers with a pillow, but Zoomers don't like Millennials much, either.
Have a great Friday, everyone!
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Thursday, October 28. 2021Hither and Yon and Here and There
Hackers steal $130 million from Cream Finance; the company’s 3rd hack this year
People prepping for the end of the world love cryptocurrency. You know, money that only works if everything on the internet does. Good luck with that. Forget “Best” or “Sincerely,” This Email Closing Gets the Most Replies The first shall be last and the last shall be first and "Best" shall be last. Why the U.S. Navy Never Built Titanium Submarines Like Russia
Yeah, but titanium submarines sure helped the Russians beat the Afghan navy pretty quick. Anyway, the US Defense department also seems to be based solely on the "money is no object" procurement plan. Wait until we're totally soviet to find out what that really means. You won't have to wait long.
The original Flight of the Phoenix was a great movie. The remake, not so much. China limits construction of 'super high-rise buildings'
That's the 21st century in a nutshell. The Great Competition to Give Away Money
The headline describes venture capital investment as "giving away money." That's the 21st century in a nutshell. Why The Metaverse will be Bigger than Facebook and Google Combined
I'm sure guaranteed basic income and phony empty box refund claims from Amazon will make this wonderful new world possible. Solid-State Batteries Rev Up Electric Cars, Boost Grid Storage
Not really a battery per se. It's a (super)capacitor. Supercapacitors are the only thing that will make electric cars really viable. They'll figure it out eventually, and think of all the money you can make running a superfund recycling site for Tesla batteries when they do.
I once heard someone whose medical coverage didn't cover dental work describe teeth as "luxury bones." Home Values Soared in 2020 -- but So Did Property Taxes
I'm sure towns and cities will use this extra money wisely, by investing in the additional police officers needed to arrest all the citizens who attend school board meetings, for instance. That's truly the Christmas spirit, isn't it? I suggest Germans follow Groucho Marx's advice in these matters: Don't join any group willing to have you as a member. Have a great Tuesday, everyone! Best, Roger. Oops
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Wednesday, October 27. 2021Olivier in blackfaceWednesday Notes From All Over
Jobs that Marry Together the Most It's fun to press the random occupations button and see who's schtupping whom. Of course homemakers aren't on the list, because they don't exist and you're weird for asking why they're not. Bitcoin is largely controlled by a small group of investors and miners, study finds As opposed to the Federal Reserve, which has a single director, Beelzebub. France moves to shield its book industry from Amazon
Wow. French people talking sense. Truly it must be the end times. Oh, they fix the problem by charging the customer more. Never mind. How Much Do Los Angeles Interns Get Paid? Interns get paid? Who knew? According to the graphic, a social media intern makes about double what a healthcare intern makes. Legal interns make the most, probably because medical malpractice lawsuits caused by low wage healthcare interns pay great. Giant, free index to world's research papers released online No thanks. I get all my vital information from brilliantine dullards who read scripts written by social media interns on the TV news. Securing your digital life, part one: The basics Pro Tip: Leaving your password on a Post-It note appended to the screen isn't good. It's especially not good if you're using the computer at the library. Walmart Billionaire Marc Lore Is Planning a $500 Billion “City of the Future”
Hmm. That sort of arrangement isn't new. It's called a favela overseas, or an Indian Reservation around here. Good luck with that.
Women, minorities, Neil DeGrasse Tyson hardest hit. A photographer and artist walk into a fake news factory
So, every molecule of the story was fake, except the part that smears Trump. That was totally legit. Got it. Humans Are Actually Terrible at Navigating Cities, Study of Over 14,000 People Shows
Better headline: Cities are actually terrible at accommodating humans. Microsoft beats revenue expectations, reporting 22% growth Microsoft is IBM now. Kinda staid, reliable, always makes money. No one gets fired for hiring Microsoft, as they say. IBM is now, oh, I don't know, Fotomat. The Unique Pros and Cons of Being An Older Dad
That's why being a sugar daddy makes more sense. You can be a sugar daddy at any old age. And your protege won't mind if you die. She might even help.
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Tuesday, October 26. 2021This, That, and the Other Thing
This is what the coming Depression will look like now that we have Instagram. On to the news! Why aviation’s compass is shifting towards True navigation I guarantee your luggage will stick with the old method. Rights have concomitant responsibilities. Stop clutching homing beacons and sending randos pictures of your private parts, and then we'll talk. Here's the FBI's Internal Guide for Getting Data from AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon The only question remaining about the FBI is whether it's always been evil. We need to talk about how Apple is normalising surveillance I don't. New York Times Journalist Ben Hubbard Hacked with Pegasus after Reporting on Previous Hacking Attempts They took over his iPhone with an email attachment. He gets his online privacy advice from his granny, I guess. Right-to-disconnect policies included in new labour legislation being introduced by Ontario government They'll still time warehouse workers in the bathroom, however. Hertz Order for 100,000 EVs Sends Tesla Value to $1 Trillion Hertz just went bankrupt. Now they're spending Wall Street Bets dough. Wisely, as usual. That's why I only search for porn online. It's safer. Facing sky-high connection fees, rural Ontarians go off the grid They use a substantial amount of electricity, too, which is unusual for off-grid. Good for them. Facebook Reports Third Quarter 2021 Results An obscenity wrapped in a travesty inside a perversion. Blacklisted Chinese tech giant Huawei paid Tony Podesta $500,000 to lobby the White House They should have skipped the middleman and sent it direct to the Big Guy. He must have a drive-up window at this point. Viewing website HTML code is not illegal or “hacking,” prof. tells Missouri gov. Conservatives are never going to figure out how the internet works. Hint: it doesn't work for you. Chicago poised to create one of the nation’s largest ‘guaranteed basic income’ programs This sounds like looting with extra steps. Decades after polio, Martha is among the last to still rely on an iron lung to breathe Did she write the bulk of any series? From Homes to Cars, It’s Now Time to Electrify Everything That's funny. Stalin said the same thing.
Have a great Tuesday, everyone.
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