DetroitLee65

Have you ever heard one of the guards talk.. me either… take a listen.. Really cool 🫡

Fr those who don’t know, the post to guard the tomb of the unknown soldier isn’t easy, nor is it easy to get. Guards of the tomb are never off duty. They are not permitted to drink or smoke during the time they are assigned as guards. If I remember correctly the average post is 12-18months. During the hurricanes in ‘04, they were due to be in the pathway and were offered to evacuate until the weather was safer. The guards remained, refusing to abandon their post. These soldiers are unique and I have deeply respected them since the first time I saw and understood what they guard. They guard bodies of unknown soldiers, yes. But they guard the memory and honor of every soldier that has gone missing or unidentified. They carry that with them everyday, and they respect every aspect of what that means. 🫶🏼🇺🇸

These are some hard hitting facts.

Detroit scored on November 10, so naturally there was only one song to play. 🌊⚓🎹 “In a musty old hall in Detroit they prayed in the Maritime Sailors' Cathedral. The church bell chimed till it rang twenty-nine times for each man on the Edmund Fitzgerald.” 51 years later, the legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald lives on. Remembering the 29. 💙 #EdmundFitzgerald #STLBlues #lgrw

WOW, look at this wall cloud on the tornado-warned storm in front of Noah near Terre Haute, Indiana moments ago. Video: Noah Miller (@NoahMillerWX)

Deported veterans observing Veterans' Day in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

HOLY. SHIT

A homeless genius. You have to hear this guy’s story. He defanged Scientology.

On November 9th the FDA dropped methylene chloride from the solvents allowed in fruit stamping ink. It's still allowed in your decaf. Methylene chloride is the solvent that used to be in hardware store paint stripper, and FDA says it has caused cancer in lab animals. The Delaney Clause in federal food law says FDA can't allow a color additive found to cause cancer in people or animals. A solvent in that ink is regulated as a color additive, so methylene chloride comes off the list January 11, 2027. Decaf is regulated under food additive law instead. The Environmental Defense Fund and the other groups that won this one have a separate petition asking FDA to pull methylene chloride from food under the Delaney Clause too. FDA filed it in December 2023, reopened comments in May and hasn't ruled. Decaf coffee can still carry up to 10 ppm. The ink rule already required no residue on the produce. FDA also turned down the groups' request to pull the solvent from annatto, paprika and turmeric color extracts, because it treats solvent left in a color as an impurity, and the clause doesn't cover impurities. It removed those uses anyway after the color makers' trade group showed the industry had stopped using it there.

Humans trolling these ridiculous AI job interview bots is the kind of entertainment I didn't know I needed. Pure perfection. 🤣