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“You say you’re not going to make the same mistakes your parents made. But I didn’t realize how many other mistakes were available.”
-Sharon Olds
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BREAKING: Michigan guard Roddy Gayle Jr. has been granted fifth year of eligibility from Niagara County Supreme Court in New York
Story:
on3.com/teams/michigan-wolve…
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John Sturges's Bad Day at Black Rock is a surprisingly effective moral fable. Great Spencer Tracy performance. Masterfully restrained direction. Scenes like an Edward Hopper painting in the desert.
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The hidden time bomb in the tax code that's fueling mass tech layoffs: A decades-old tax rule helped build America's tech economy. A quiet change under Trump helped dismantle it dlvr.it/TNqhbc
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the only idol to do a LIVE PERFORMANCE on a music show in a bath tub. that's so HWASA thing ❤️🔥👑
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Arlington Cemetery removes web pages of Black, Hispanic, women vets to comply with @SecDef policy, the impact is to erase the history of America’s fallen. But it won’t work. Americans cherish their troops. taskandpurpose.com/news/arli…
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Enjoy the day everyone, and a Happy Halloween to all.
(With thanks to Hailey Hendricks of the Jose Roque Lab for the great photo!)
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“Baseball's clock ticks inwardly & silently, and a man absorbed in a ball game is caught in a slow, green place of removal & concentration & in a tension that is screwed up slowly & ever more tightly with each pitcher's windup and with the almost imperceptible forward lean & little half-step with which the fielders accompany each pitch. Whatever the pace of the particular baseball game we are watching, whatever its outcome, it holds us in its own continuum and mercifully releases us from our own.”
"The Summer Game"
Roger Angell
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“I shall read a passage of Shakspeare every Sunday at ten o Clock—you read one at the same time and we shall be as near each other as blind bodies can be in the same room.”
— John Keats in a letter (1818)
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I did not like the “lock her up” chants. I do not like the “lock him up” chants. We don’t mete out justice like that, however dangerous or repugnant someone might be.
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Crowdstrike Analysis:
It was a NULL pointer from the memory unsafe C++ language.
Since I am a professional C++ programmer, let me decode this stack trace dump for you.
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“The honey of heaven may or may not come, / But that of earth both comes and goes at once.”—Wallace Stevens, “Le Monocle De Mon Oncle”
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33 states hold supreme court elections this year. Bolts guides you through what's at stake in our latest guide, state by state.
The ideological balance may shift in many, starting with Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Montana, North Carolina, and Texas.
boltsmag.org/your-state-by-s…
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Philosopher-artist @MairaKalman on how to live with remorse and wrest from it defiant joy in living themarginalian.org/2024/02/1…
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“What happens when what you see, even though from a distance, seems to touch you with a grasping contact, when the matter of seeing is a sort of touch, when seeing is a contact at a distance?”
~ Maurice Blanchot
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Replying to @justinbaragona
Trust in media would sky rocket if they did 1 simple thing.
Report the facts-first & often> with ZERO analysis-So the jobs report said X, not it said X and it could mean Y.
Wanna talk about Y? Separate article/segment LABELED OPINION. Opinions from experts only.




























