I don’t know all the rules of Snooker. Heck, I may not know all the rules about traditional eight ball pool. But what I can surmise from watching this 6 and a half minute video of Ronnie O’Sullivan clear the table in a Snooker World Championship match from 1997 is that this guy is damn good at what he does. This is a masterclass in billiards and how to set yourself up for the next shot.
Internet
Get Me My McFlurry

From NPR:
According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the Federal Trade Commission contacted McDonald’s franchise owners over the summer looking for information about the broken ice-cream machines.
McDonald’s franchisees have long griped about the machines, the newspaper reported, which require a nightly cleaning cycle that can fail and require a technician to fix.
The Biden administration is looking more closely at manufacturers
The move comes as the Biden administration looks broadly at whether manufacturers have been blocking owners from fixing broken products themselves, the newspaper said. Advocates of the “right to repair” movement say companies should not make it nearly impossible for users and independent technicians to repair modern products, particularly consumer electronics.
I commend the administration for prioritizing this. ;)
GameStop Getting Played




Over the past few days, but really over the past few weeks, GameStop’s stock price has been on a rocket ship ride. It all started when a bunch of folks on the Reddit board WallStreetBets observed that several large institutional investors had shorted GameStop’s stock. So over the past month or so, all of those private investors who follow that Reddit board started buying GME’s stock to drive its value up, thus driving huge possible losses for those institutional investors who bet against the retailer. From the CNBC article:
GameStop has rallied more than 680% in January alone as an army of retail investors marshaled against short sellers in online chat rooms, encouraging each other to pile on and keep pushing the stock higher. Short sellers have amassed a mark-to-market loss of more than $5 billion year to date in the stock, including a loss of $917 million on Monday and $1.6 billion on Friday, according to data from S3 Partners.
This activity was then sent into overdrive when Elon Musk tweeted about it.
Those are some big numbers pointing in the wrong direction. As noted when chatting with a friend today about this, someone is going to be holding the bag on this and it will not be pretty.
Asleep At the Computer




From the NY Times on the recent hack of pretty much every security department system in the US Government:
Over the past few years, the United States government has spent tens of billions of dollars on cyberoffensive abilities, building a giant war room at Fort Meade, Md., for United States Cyber Command, while installing defensive sensors all around the country — a system named Einstein to give it an air of genius — to deter the nation’s enemies from picking its networks clean, again.
It now is clear that the broad Russian espionage attack on the United States government and private companies, underway since spring and detected by the private sector only a few weeks ago, ranks among the greatest intelligence failures of modern times.
Einstein missed it — because the Russian hackers brilliantly designed their attack to avoid setting it off. The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security were looking elsewhere, understandably focused on protecting the 2020 election.
NY Times
Once again, while the US Government is playing checkers, our adversaries are playing chess when it comes to cyber-security. Let’s not lose sight of the fact that even as the US Government has spent billions to set up their ironically named “Einstein” cyber-security system, it wasn’t that system that detected the hack. It was a private company – the US Government vendor FireEye – that actually detected it and alerted US authorities.
Who are we?
From Frank Bruni at The NY Times:
Opinion: “Trump snuffed out my confidence, flickering but real, that we could go only so low and forgive only so much. With him we went lower — or at least a damningly large percentage of us did. In him we forgave florid cruelty, overt racism, rampant corruption, exultant indecency, the coddling of murderous despots, the alienation of true friends, the alienation of truth itself, the disparagement of invaluable institutions, the degradation of essential democratic traditions.
He played Russian roulette with Americans’ lives. He played Russian roulette with his own aides’ lives. In a sane and civil country, of the kind I long thought I lived in, his favorability ratings would have fallen to negative integers, a mathematical impossibility but a moral imperative. In this one, they never changed all that much.
Polls from mid-October showed that about 44 percent of voters approved of Trump’s job performance — and this was after he’d concealed aspects of his coronavirus infection from the public, shrugged off the larger meaning of it, established the White House as its own superspreader environment and cavalierly marched on.
Forty-four percent. Who in God’s name are we?”
Don’t steal a Banksy




Most people familiar with the artist Banksy. He (or she. I will use ‘he/his’ moving forward) is known for not being known. And he is also known for his distinctive modern art that ‘pops up’ in unique spots all around the world. With the nature of Banksy’s art being so public and displayed in such public spaces, it is really interesting how he (or she) goes about distributing ‘Certificates of Authenticity’ to verify that the person who possess his art acquired it legitimately.
Banksy has established a virtual portal to authenticate whether specific works of his are both genuine and genuinely obtained — and, as the guy trying to get a painting valued admits, he’d visited the site and been told that the painting could not be validated because it was not obtained legally.
Dubbed Pest Control, the service offers an easy-to-use interface to determine a particular work’s validity. Elsewhere on Pest Control’s site, they offer a more extensive explanation of what they do — namely, issue certificates of authenticity.
As for what that means, well — here’s what Pest Control themselves have to say: “The certificate of authenticity (COA) means you can buy, sell or insure a piece of art knowing it’s legitimate and the wheels won’t fall off,” they write. “Pest Control is the only source of COA’s for Banksy. We issue them for paintings, prints, sculptures and other attempts at creativity. We don’t issue them for things like stickers, posters, defaced currency or anything which wasn’t originally intended as a ‘work of art’.”
Pest Control also offers a “Keeping It Real” service, which lets prospective buyers of a work by Banksy confirm that the work is, in fact, legitimate.
This situation came into full relief recently as someone who had ‘acquired’ an Banksy in Brighton UK had brought the piece onto Antiques Roadshow to get it appraised, only to be taken to the woodshed by the host, who chastised the person for not providing the ‘Certificate of Authenticity’.
I am a fan of Banksy’s work because of the way his art communicates a clear, many times withering, message about a topic, movement or circumstance that people need to pay attention to. What brings this home is not only the art itself, but the surface in which the art is painted and/or the environment surrounding the art. One of my favorite pieces that he has done was a mural on the corner of a garage in Port Talbot, Wales, UK. On one wall of the corner, it depicts a child in winter clothes with his arms outstretch and mouth open, seeming to be catching snowflakes with his tongue. If you look on the wall on the other side of the corner, you see that it is a burning garbage bin that is producing the flakes. The message he was sending had to do with the fact that Port Talbot is the home of one of the largest steel mills in the UK that produces immense pollution in and around that area. The accompanying video that he published on his Instagram account really brings the message home.
Update: Maybe my observation that Banksy may be a woman wasn’t too far off! From an article on Bloomberg from 2014:
But what Banksy Does New York makes plain is that the artist known as Banksy is someone with a background in the art world. That someone is working with a committee of people to execute works that range in scale from simple stencil graffiti to elaborate theatrical conceits. The documentary shows that Banksy has a different understanding of the street than the artists, street-writers, and art dealers who steal Banksy’s shine by “spot-jocking” or straight-up pilfering her work—swagger-jackers who are invariably men in Banksy Does New York. All of which serves as evidence against the flimsy theory that Banksy is a man.
Voyeuristic Views of the World
With so many still under some form of quarantine as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the need to ‘virtually’ escape and go ‘visit’ other places around the world is obviously in demand.
In late June, a site called Window Swap was making the rounds. It is a site that has the simple premise of being able to share a photo or video of what the world looks like while looking out the window of your home. For example, how about having this view of the Egyptian Pyramids outside of your window. I’d never stop looking away.




Keeping with this trend, another neat site that takes this premise to the next level is Drive & Listen. What this site does is let you watch dashcam video from people driving in and around all sorts of great cities of the world, and ‘overlays’ it with radio broadcasts from that market. So for example, you can watch a video of someone driving around Rome, Italy during any normal day while listening to Italian radio. There is even a Drive & Listen Instagram account as well.




For someone who loves to travel and is kinda frustrated to have to be at home for so long as our country deals with this pandemic, being able to see the nuances of many of the world’s great cities from my desktop computer is a pretty neat trick.
Photo realistic images of historic figures
From photographer Bas Uterwijk, some pretty authentic looking A.I. generated images of a few historical figures as if they were to pose for a modern portrait photo. To me, the two below of George Washington and Vincent Van Gogh are pretty stunning versions – especially George Washington’s eyes and the almost tired look of his face. You just feel like he’s going to command the room and not put up with any ‘red coat’ bs.








Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/pWikdbSjd1 #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-06-16
- RT @jkottke: Greatest country in the world 2020-06-17
- RT @SethAbramson: 575 pages. 5,000 citations. Major reveals on COVID-19, the election, the protests, China, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, Israel… 2020-06-18
- Rick Astley Doing Foo Fighters “Everlong” – https://t.co/w4JZeuLqYF #FooFighters #RickAstley https://t.co/NGSmIlrJfm 2020-06-19
- McCandless “Magic Bus” Removed From Alaskan Wilderness – https://t.co/gx232aW3NL #Alaska #ChrisMccandless… https://t.co/DoNYBjbVJ2 2020-06-19
- RT @whitehouserogue: You just can’t fix stupid. 2020-06-20
- RT @gruber: “Overflow crowd” can’t hear Trump over sound of crickets chirping. https://t.co/mXfvOX0wtL 2020-06-20
- RT @SethAbramson: It’s official: Trump’s Tulsa rally is an embarrassing disaster.
1? The outdoor event has been cancelled.
2? The overflow… 2020-06-20 - Saint-Maximin Takes a Knee: Newcastle forward celebrates his goal vs. Sheff Utd ????
- RT @davepell: Once you cut the cord, you can’t believe there are still people who haven’t cut it. 2020-06-22
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/6vWVsR09F1 #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-06-09
- RT @CoachBabersCuse: We are hurting now, but through unity comes the power for true change.
- Hey @hbomax and @warnerbros Can you do us all a favor and just edit together @HarryPotterFilm Deathly Hallows 1 and… https://t.co/dmt90SLY54 2020-06-11
- RT @MarthaRaddatz: He’s the man the president doesn’t want you to hear.
I just sat down with John Bolton, Pres. Trump’s former trusted adv… 2020-06-15
- The Excuses They Used Not To Sign #Kaepernick – https://t.co/TigVEWjJEQ #Blm #Nfl #Protest https://t.co/h4ngHz3K1A 2020-06-15
- 7.62 millimeter Full Metal Jacket @ChrisRyan77 @BillSimmons #movietitleinthescript 2020-06-15
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- RT @HamillHimself: The cast & crew first learned of it when they saw the finished film. When we shot it, Vader's line was "You don't know t… 2020-06-02
- Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/5XhTnL4tRt 2020-06-02
- https://t.co/q4VwuTKe1r https://t.co/5W9nzqKYq0 2020-06-02
- RT @TheTweetOfGod: It's time for people of different races to stop killing each other and realize they're all members of the same race tha… 2020-06-04
- RT @CNN: The electoral map is tilting badly against Donald Trump right now | Analysis by @CillizzaCNN https://t.co/3Amkdz1fZd 2020-06-04
- RT @ChrisMurphyCT: Every American should read this.
He’s asked twice, by a cupcake interviewer, what we should do about policing reform.… 2020-06-04
- Artist Creates IKEA Instructions for Movie Icons https://t.co/r4cfAWor0e via @nerdist 2020-06-05
- 5 of 5 stars to I'll Be Gone in the Dark by Michelle McNamara https://t.co/mM4eow4KEb 2020-06-06
- Verifying myself: I am sgclark on https://t.co/TXCJBZE0xt. THJxGKXM75dOTVIIAOBvWfuAsy37dPH5a6DJ / https://t.co/3a0XCtLTGN 2020-06-06
- RT @mmpadellan: 38% of Americans approve of trump's:
– 108,000 deaths from COVID-19
– 40 Million unemployed
– Tear-gassing peaceful protest… 2020-06-08
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- https://t.co/zRqk49msAZ https://t.co/kLBdiJPePI 2020-05-26
- RT @roywoodjr: That dog left Central Park and went straight to the Feds to give his statement https://t.co/EYBSAG3kKb 2020-05-26
- RT @FitzyGFY: If it's not Papi's 2013 Game 2 ALCS grand slam then I don't know what to say https://t.co/33GDvLAuKo 2020-05-27
- JK Rowling releases "The Ickabog" online. It has no relation to the Harry Potter series. https://t.co/FP06udZp2k 2020-05-28
- “I understand that people are angry, but they shouldn’t just endanger businesses without even a thought to enrichin… https://t.co/VB8UkTAYYg 2020-05-28
- A Decade Into #Responsive Web Design – https://t.co/z1GEOmpRRp #Architecture #Css #WebDesign https://t.co/4wrfpwfh7P 2020-05-29
- Every state's topography, Joy Division style.
- RT @daringfireball: Zuckerberg Cravenly Goes All-In on Trump
https://t.co/CrkEXIwCGJ 2020-05-29 - RT @JordanBitterman: Election is 5 months away:
– Pandemic is ravaging the country
– 1 in 4 have filed jobless claims
– racism is unchecke… 2020-05-30 - There is a tree growing out of a gutter near my house. https://t.co/s3ntDk65JE https://t.co/32IkolHVXr 2020-05-30
- RT @roywoodjr: So tired of this month. Today feel like May 43rd. 2020-05-30
- Run rabbit run https://t.co/X3RbTy6BiO https://t.co/TP1JvLXWTa 2020-05-30
- RT @RBReich: More than 100,000 Americans dead, the highest unemployment since the Depression, America in flames, the National Guard deploye… 2020-05-31
- Photos From A Country On Edge – https://t.co/E5fpAlYpeU #Angry #GeorgeFloyd #Protests https://t.co/sS93HLRLae 2020-05-31
- RT @maggieNYT: > 2020-06-01
- RT @KevinOConnorNBA: Donald Trump really just had the police fire tear gas and rubber bullets at peaceful protestors in Washington D.C. to… 2020-06-01
- RT @danpfeiffer: Newspaper editors have a choice: They don't have to use the photo that President used tear gas on his citizens to generate. 2020-06-01
A Decade Into Responsive Web Design
From Ethan Marcotte, the ‘inventor’ and person who established the concept of ‘responsive architecture’, on the process of how his epiphany came to be:
Around that time, my partner Elizabeth visited the High Line in New York City shortly after it opened. When she got back, she told me about these wheeled lounge chairs she saw in one section, and how people would move them apart for a bit of solitude, or push a few chairs together to sit closer to friends. We got to excitedly chatting about them. I thought there was something really compelling about that image: a space that could be controlled, reshaped, and redesigned by the people who moved through it.
I remember spending that evening reading more about those chairs and, from there, about more dynamic forms of architecture. I read about concepts for walls built with tensile materials and embedded sensors, and how those walls could bend and flex as people drew near to them. I read about glass walls that could become opaque at the flip of a switch, or when movement was detected. I even bought a rather wonderful book on the subject, Interactive Architecture, which described these new spaces as “a conversation” between physical objects or spaces, and the people who interacted with them.
After a few days of research, I found some articles that alternated between two different terms for the same concept. They’d call it interactive architecture, sure, but then they’d refer to it with a different name: responsive architecture.
A light went off in my head. Responsive felt right for what I was trying to describe: layouts that would just know the best way to fit on a user’s screen. A user wouldn’t have to tap or click on anything to get the best design for their laptop or smartphone; rather, the design could fluidly adapt to the space available. It’d just respond.
And to think that before this, the collective ‘we’ had to look at web pages that were the same size and did not adjust to the different screens or devices that were beginning to pop up out there in the wild. Like the animals we were.
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- RT @brhodes: It was, quite literally, a playbook for responding to a pandemic. But it was Obama's, so Trump junked it. 2020-05-12
- But hey…let's double down on investing in coal industry. This irony can not be lost: 45's incompetence in respon… https://t.co/mA7bALyUD7 2020-05-14
- RT @davepell: I get so many emails calling me and extreme liberal because I contrast Trumps lies with scientific reality.
The notion that… 2020-05-15
- Wall St. Is A Gambling Proxy – https://t.co/pJbmJyK8Ha #Covid19 #Economy #Investing 2020-05-17
- [email protected] , @ChrisRyan77 Thoughts on Killing Eve this season? 2020-05-18
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- Time Capsule of A Early 2000s Computer Store – https://t.co/aLdIGfdFM0 #Gateway #Technology #TimeCapsule https://t.co/RkvtJKvmLz 2020-04-14
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/rku7ZQe0jr #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-04-14
- Detail of The #Madalorian‘s Ship – https://t.co/zHl4ggicat #StarWars https://t.co/v3saWxmH97 2020-04-14
- RT @JohnCleese: I’ve been puzzling over this…Imagine there’s a huge meteor hurtling through space towards planet Earth…whom will Trum… 2020-04-14
- I just discovered that Captain Peavey from @starwars #lastjedi was Vyvyan from “The Young Ones”. My life is shatte… https://t.co/0I2PZT6wgi 2020-04-15
- Empty New York – https://t.co/rpjrxVeFci #Covid19 #Drone #EmptyNyc https://t.co/jaCregpxnK 2020-04-16
- I just started following Agile Tortoise on #Vimeo: https://t.co/tbQSlaNLim 2020-04-17
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- Income Distribution – https://t.co/pIY9kZ1E5g #IncomeGap #IncomeInequality #Wages https://t.co/VvSCEyocFW 2020-04-07
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/JGOdqfYSx4 #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-04-07
- The Inmates ARE Running The Asylum – https://t.co/5c9BPAfJqH #Covid19 #History #Newsletters 2020-04-10
- Well said! A Letter to the City by @davepell https://t.co/cD76QUneko 2020-04-10
- RT @davepell: The day they let us out, let’s start fighting climate change. Working together to save our lives seems like a good habit to k… 2020-04-11
- RT @JohnCleese: I wish you all a happy and healthy Easter, but I urge you beware the Easter Bunny. It’s not just a harmless little wee bunn… 2020-04-12
- Point. Counterpoint.’60 Minutes’ Responds Perfectly To White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro’s Challenge Tow… https://t.co/HUIiq3Ik09 2020-04-13
- Another DIY #mask option to battle #covid19. More of a simple ‘dash and go’ option using good old paper. Not a fu… https://t.co/OynJvzk1FH 2020-04-13
- RT @markberman: “The notion that Mr Trump would be the one to decide about reopening struck governors as rich given that he never ordered t… 2020-04-13
- RT @Liz_Cheney: The federal government does not have absolute power.“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution,… 2020-04-13
- RT @maggieNYT: As the president’s conservative base gets uncomfortable at thought of another stimulus bill, his repeated refrains that he a… 2020-04-13
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/wN6SDwn9DE #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-03-31
- Ferrari #Racing Through #Paris – https://t.co/Snncdxfm72 #Streetracing https://t.co/FXSmkHiYsI 2020-04-01
- Easy to follow instruction kit to make your own #coronavirus mask. @ragmask
- #Trends Driven By COVID-19 – https://t.co/0UxWYt5YxS #Covid19 #Hygiene #Video https://t.co/JTav27f3iB 2020-04-05
- More Digitally Enhanced Videos From Turn of 19th Century – https://t.co/T4RqhX0Y5e #19thCentury #History… https://t.co/UQ7gg4Tq5r 2020-04-05
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- #Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets – https://t.co/eszuoFTkGi #Social #WeeklyTweets 2020-03-24
- RT @brhodes: So weird how the Tea Party isn’t rising up in opposition to all this government spending. 2020-03-24
- Exponential Threat. https://t.co/fIfMbD9VJy via @YouTube 2020-03-26
- Another Illustration of Why Social Distancing Is So Important – https://t.co/MtOtDY4322 #DataIsBeautiful #Florida… https://t.co/1FajkHhDjb 2020-03-27
- #London Underground Stations – https://t.co/P41iCJpWMh #Subway #Tubes #Wallpapers https://t.co/vY6kqdTk5e 2020-03-27
- RT @OnlyInBOS: Happy 3-28 Day! https://t.co/HFyJJttkLS 2020-03-28
- RT @johnbattelle: Announcing that he’s thinking about this, in the morning and then announcing he’s decided against it in the afternoon. Th… 2020-03-28
London Underground Stations
File this under “content you didn’t realize you needed”.
For some reason, I have taken my hobby of creating computer desktop wallpapers to both the next level and to the depths of London town, as I have created desktop wallpapers representing each and every station in the London Underground system. They are done in two “flavors” – one that has the Tube stop logo overlaid on top of a map of the whole system. The other has the Tube stop logo with a ‘subway tile’ background.




Why did I do this? I’m still trying to figure that out. I guess it is just a romanticism with the city of London, and it’s eponymous Tubes system. I love the simplicity of their branding and logo system. I love the complexity of their subway map, underlying the utter chaos that is the street system of London itself. I love the small, unique neighborhoods of London as much as I like the grand spaces like Piccadilly and Hyde Park.




So if you’ve ever spent time in London, and you had/have a Tube stop that you can call your own, head on over to my London Underground page, find your station, and download it and decorate your computer or your iPad or your iPhone.
Twitter Tuesday – The Week In Tweets
- RT @jeffjarvis: Happy St. Patrick's day. Stay the fuck home and get drunk there if you must. If you want to get drunk with friends, do it o… 2020-03-17
- RT @BleacherReport: Breaking: Tom Brady announces he will leave the Patriots via his Instagram
“I don’t know what my football future holds… 2020-03-17
- RT @biden_brigade: #BREAKING
New ad going after Trump on lying about #COVID19
- A Smithwicks on quarantined St. Patty's Day watching Better Call Saul. Slainte https://t.co/HpLw9KbpbL https://t.co/g7dGEtpqOH 2020-03-17
- New @NBThieves song “Is Everyone Going Crazy” is what we need now. As they suggest, add it to your "Isolation Play… https://t.co/Z76L9TtA18 2020-03-18
- RT @darrenrovell: JUST IN: The @NBA has given the masses a lot more to watch, as League Pass is now FREE. In absence of live games, fans ha… 2020-03-18
- RT @kumailn: Please don’t take the bait on the obviously coordinated efforts to shift the blame for the virus to its country of origin. Don… 2020-03-18
- Oh, I like this. @BillSimmons ?? https://t.co/ST2bcSlzGW 2020-03-18
- RT @atrupar: HANNITY, March 9: "This scaring the living hell out of people — I see it, again, as like, let's bludgeon Trump with this new… 2020-03-19
- 4-D Chess. :D
- RT @RobertFaturechi: NEW: After assuring the public about the government's coronavirus preparedness, Senate Intel chair Richard Burr, in on… 2020-03-19
- RT @Yamiche: WOW.
Soon after he offered public assurances that the government was ready to battle coronavirus, Senate Intelligence Committ… 2020-03-19
- RT @COVID19Tracking: Our 4pm update is locked in. The US has now tested at least 103,945 people, up 27,450 from yesterday's total.
Note t… 2020-03-19
- RT @MarcSDuffy: I’ve been trying to steer clear of posting photos of empty shelves but I’ve just been into my local Sainsbury’s for the bas… 2020-03-20
- RT @MonicaLewinsky: https://t.co/Ddbb76fXCM 2020-03-20
- RT @jdawsey1: Intel reports from January and February — along with aides — warned about a pandemic. On the warnings Trump received about wh… 2020-03-20
- RT @SethAbramson: MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: U.S. Intelligence Tried to Warn Trump About Coronavirus—and He Ignored Them
NOTE: Please RETWEET th… 2020-03-21
- Sunday isolation breakfast. French Toast! https://t.co/A9lNzTgmuk https://t.co/oAOcRKR0h5 2020-03-22
- RT @SpiroAgnewGhost: John Dean to Nixon, 47 years ago today:
“I think that there's no doubt about the seriousness of the problem we've got… 2020-03-22
- RT @danpfeiffer: Right now, Republicans are delaying needed checks to the American people because they want a corporate slush fund for Trum… 2020-03-22
- People in my neighborhood had this step walkway installed on their property maybe 2 months ago. #mildlyinfuriating… https://t.co/STvyywK3mp 2020-03-22
- RT @BarackObama: Ten years ago today, I signed the Affordable Care Act into law. It protected preexisting conditions, cut the uninsured rat… 2020-03-23
- RT @SyracuseU: We’ve made a lot of memories over our 150 years, and we’re looking forward to another 150 more ???????? #SU150 https://t.co/rlJ3Dz… 2020-03-23
- RT @paulkrugman: A thread on pandemic economics, stimulus and bailouts — and why Democrats should not give in to McConnell's bum's rush 1/ 2020-03-23
- RT @FullFrontalSamB: Susan Collins believes that Coronavirus has learned its lesson 2020-03-23
- Emptiness – https://t.co/0haMKcULEZ #Coronavirus #Silence https://t.co/yL0MNRMhzn 2020-03-23
- The #Vikings Were Badasses – https://t.co/bSzdd66elc #Exploring #Norse https://t.co/Ktc1t6uIU3 2020-03-23
- Visualization of Past Pandemics – https://t.co/WE6615Xw4x #Coronavirus #Covid19 #SocialDistancing https://t.co/FYcJ6XuJuX 2020-03-23
- RT @hodgman: Trump in his "Let's just do it and be legends" phase of his Fyre Festival. 2020-03-23