World Party Performs “Is It Like Today?” (Live on Letterman)
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I keep thinking of those scenes from Better Call Saul where he comes up with ridiculous & contrived ways to keep his client from being evicted: planting fake artefacts, strewing radioactive bits recovered from fire detectors, changing the mailbox number, etc: anything to buy time while other people pulled strings for him in the background.
Except we were all rooting for him…
Love this song.
How could it come to this? We’re really living in a landslide
And the road goes on forever and the party never ends.
An Australian fruit farm has produced the world’s heaviest blueberry – its sweet honour being confirmed by Guinness World Records. https://t.co/DAXW8dZ3UU
— The New Daily (@TheNewDailyAu) March 15, 2024
re: #4 Captain Ron
One blueberry per pancake.
re: #3 Dave In Austin
And the road goes on forever and the party never ends.
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I’ve seen enough vacant office floors…next tenant will put all that network cabling back up.
re: #6 darthstar
I’ve seen enough vacant office floors…next tenant will put all that network cabling back up.
Not this one, after them, who knows.Boss wants to save the fiber. Not sure why. I believe this is an AI gig coming in. Lots of power, all self contained.
re: #7 Dave In Austin
Not this one, after them, who knows.Boss wants to save the fiber. Not sure why. I believe this is an AI gig coming in. Lots of power all self contained.
Sounds like AI or crypto. Though I would’ve assumed both of those would want networking.
“Americans” don’t think Biden is too old
Very few Democrats think Biden is too old.All Republicans do. So, essentially only the people who are not voting for him see him as too old.
re: #9 Backwoods Sleuth
Speaking of wine - we’re headed to a winery in about an hour for a Phillly Cheesesteak and wine pairing. Should be fun.
re: #10 silverdolphin
“Americans” don’t think Biden is too old
Very few Democrats think Biden is too old.All Republicans do. So, eesentally only the people whoa renot voting for him seehim as too old.
the ones who do not see DJT as too inept and don’t hear him slurring and rambling
re: #11 darthstar
Hmm. That sounds interesting.
re: #5 Colère Tueur de Lapin ✅
One blueberry per pancake.
I’ve never seen a recipe that says to apply a fine dice to blueberries.
FB pic described as “Growing up in Chicago” - St Patrick’s Day.
Not when I was growing up — (the green, yes, was probably there but not the ugly building!)
re: #15 Hecuba’s daughter
Yes, I remember that.
Donald Trump gave away his whole con game when he said, “I love the poorly educated!”
You bet he does.
re: #17 Charles
DT hates people like me because I love PBS. Frontline is a great news show.
from BBC:
Siege in New Jersey after US gunman kills three in Pennsylvania
A suspected gunman in a series of deadly shootings in Pennsylvania has barricaded himself inside a home in neighbouring New Jersey, police said.
US police said the suspect shot three people dead in Falls Township on Saturday before fleeing across state lines to the home in nearby Trenton.
Residents were home when the suspect entered the house but they have since been safely evacuated, police added.
The suspect is believed to be a 26-year-old who was known to the victims.
The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia said that following the shootings, the suspect carjacked an individual at a dollar store before making his way to the home in Trenton, where he has barricaded himself.
Dramatic images captured the police response to the siege in Trenton, and appeared to show hostages climbing out a first floor window before being cared for by police.
The weapon used by the suspect is believed to be an AR-15-style assault rifle, officials told a news conference in Falls Township.
People related to the suspect are also understood to be among the victims in Falls Township, officials added.
re: #19 Backwoods Sleuth
Wild. I posted on the PA shooting earlier upthread and wondering what was happening - guess that sorta answers that question.
re: #19 Backwoods Sleuth
from BBC:
Siege in New Jersey after US gunman kills three in Pennsylvania
Tree of Liberty, something, something.
re: #19 Backwoods Sleuth
That is in Bucks County north of Philly. Here is what KYW has so far:
audacy.com
“There it is, just the way it came off the Founding Fathers’ typewriter.” Herblock, Washington Post, 3/13/1974.
re: #23 jaunte
Herblock was such a voice for that time. Wish we had another such now! We have many good ones; we just need a great one.
Musk is building a $1.8 billion network of classified spy satellites for the US government, Reuters reports.
reuters.com
Who run SpySat Town?
re: #8 Nerdy Fish
Sounds like AI or crypto. Though I would’ve assumed both of those would want networking.
They will. Just a different configuration I imagine. Not
my wheelhouse. I’m space, capacity, power, and cooling.
re: #27 Teukka
I just watched that about an hour ago. As usual for John, another well-done video that explained the problem in clear language.
re: #19 Backwoods Sleuth
from BBC:
Siege in New Jersey after US gunman kills three in Pennsylvania
when you’re fleeing to Trenton, it means you’ve done something really wrong in life! It would be like me searching for greener pastures in Darlington.
I started rewatching all the classic Star Trek episodes when Netflix put them up and one of the major themes is that when we let computers start making decisions that humans should make (and one example involved a criminal investigation) then we are on the verge of losing our humanity.
Tell the Butler to bring the Jihad around!!!
(sorry for mixing franchises there)
Well since the right is the side doing all the vote-rigging, fraud and voter suppression, having a Marc Elias on their side wouldn’t really work….
— Badgermom (@badgermom88) March 16, 2024
The reports of a possible Russian submarine crisis that surfaced this morning have stayed submerged—nothing showing on Google.
re: #32 Decatur Deb
The reports of a possible Russian submarine crisis that surfaced this morning have stayed submerged—nothing showing on Google.
It is from some Ukrainian source on Twitter — so not necessarily credible.
re: #32 Decatur Deb
The reports of a possible Russian submarine crisis that surfaced this morning have stayed submerged—nothing showing on Google.
“Andrei, you’ve lost another submarine?”
/sorry, just had to do it
re: #33 Hecuba’s daughter
It is from some Ukrainian source on Twitter — so not necessarily credible.
And it’s election Putin coronation Day.
re: #32 Decatur Deb
re: #33 Hecuba’s daughter
Bear in mind, the Russian government downplayed the Kursk disaster at first; hell, the day after her loss, the Northern Fleet Commander said the whole exercise had been a “resounding success” and spoke highly of the entire operation - and this was after he knew the Kursk had gone down.
re: #37 Dr Lizardo
True or false, I wonder how much penetration an Internet story like this makes into the Russian population. Love to have Sergei to talk to that.
Here is WHYY’s version of the PA/NJ shootings:
whyy.org
re: #37 Dr Lizardo
Bear in mind, the Russian government downplayed the Kursk disaster at first; hell, the day after her loss, the Northern Fleet Commander said the whole exercise had been a “resounding success” and spoke highly of the entire operation - and this was after he knew the Kursk had gone down.
But other than that one Ukraine source, there have been no other comments on this “event”. I got burned posting something on FB months ago that originated from a Ukraine tweet — turned out to be totally untrue.
re: #40 Hecuba’s daughter
But other than that one Ukraine source, there have been no other comments on this “event”. I got burned posting something on FB months ago that originated from a Ukraine tweet — turned out to be totally untrue.
Fair enough - the story could well be just a Ukrainian psy-op. We’ll see if anyone else mentions it, outside that source, in the next few days.
And now Nancy Mace is claiming someone threatened to rape and kill her and harm her family after her dramatic “rape shaming” incident earlier in the week.
But not to worry, the person has already been found and arrested (no detail about when, where or who, but I’m SURE it happened just like Nancy said. Uh huh)
Probably the same ANTIFA vandal who graffitied her yard in her handwriting a while back.
She is so full o’shit.
Now do this guy…. pic.twitter.com/1HDBSddo0B
— Island Girl - 100% Pro-Choice, Vote Blue (@bluepolitics_) March 16, 2024
re: #42 BeachDem
I was going to say, isn’t Nancy Mace the woman who got caught faking an ANTIFA graffiti operation on her house? How dumb does she think we are?
re: #43 Captain Ron
And the broken record keeps on playing.
re: #19 Backwoods Sleuth
from BBC:
Siege in New Jersey after US gunman kills three in Pennsylvania
Just to throw more gasoline on the fire, a New Mexico State Police officer was murdered today, having been shot by an individual he had stopped to help with something. The murderer shot him twice, left him for dead, and drove off in his patrol car.
re: #43 Captain Ron
We now have inconvertible proof that Trump fired the whole RNC research team…
re: #46 sizzzzlerz
Just to throw more gasoline on the fire, a New Mexico State Police officer was murdered today, having been shot by an individual he had stopped to help with something. The murderer shot him twice, left him for dead, and drove off in his patrol car.
That strikes me as some Sovereign Citizen kinda thing.
re: #46 sizzzzlerz
Just to throw more gasoline on the fire, a New Mexico State Police officer was murdered today, having been shot by an individual he had stopped to help with something. The murderer shot him twice, left him for dead, and drove off in his patrol car.
Another fine upstanding South Carolinian (seems he killed a paramedic from SC on his way to killing the NM trooper.) ugh
re: #49 Dr Lizardo
That strikes me as some Sovereign Citizen kinda thing.
I think we just need more people with more guns, that would solve that kind of thing wouldn’t it? More guns solve all shootings. If the officer had been armed that wouldn’t have happened. There are 2 kind of people, armed and victim (I just saw that sticker on the rear cab window of a pickup yesterday).
Which excuse fits this situation I wonder? Probably was the way the officer was dressed, they were asking for it.
re: #18 PhillyPretzel ✅
DT hates people like me because I love PBS. Frontline is a great news show.
DT hates people like me because I can point out Ukraine on a map and he can’t.
re: #53 Ace Rothstein
DT hates people like me because I can point out Ukraine on a map and he can’t.
sure, NOW you can. But could you have done so before Russia invaded?
re: #60 Backwoods Sleuth
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“Nice country you have here. It’d be a shame if something… happened to it.”
One of the richest men in the 1920s was Andrew Mellon — an early prophet of “trickle-down” economics.
His grandson, Timothy Mellon, is bankrolling Trump’s reelection.
Timothy uses his platform to rage against social programs.
This is how dynastic wealth works.
Wealth tax now.
re: #60 Backwoods Sleuth
Metaphorically speaking, of course.
//(as if he knows what a metaphor is)
Jesus. The unbelievable gall of this guy. “Elect me or I’ll sic my armed and dangerous fanatics on you like a jihad out of the Dune universe.”
re: #66 Backwoods Sleuth
And there are some photographers who would be so happy as to have a peacock spread his tail feathers like that.
re: #58 Backwoods Sleuth
“Once Gething is in post, three of the U.K.’s four governments will have non-white leaders. U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has Indian heritage, while Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf’s was born to a Pakistani family in Britain.
Northern Ireland is led jointly by Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly, meaning that for the first time there are no white male heads of government in the U.K.”
re: #63 jaunte
Friendly reminder about Andrew Mellon
He was the only Secretary Of The Treasury who had three Presidents serve under him.
re: #60 Backwoods Sleuth
Let’s rearrange that sentence for what I hope.
It’s going to be an electoral bloodbath, and I’m going to lose.
re: #63 jaunte
Those food stamps going to hotel housekeeping staffs to feed their families because their weekly pay isn’t worth shit are probably keeping Mellon from getting that 4th super yacht or that fleet of Gulfstream private jet aircraft. You can feel the anguish.
Q) Who DIDN’T see this coming?
A) Cuckoo For Cocoa Puffs RFK Jr!
RFK Jr. sparks furor with possible Aaron Rodgers VP pick
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s consideration of New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers as his running mate is sparking backlash and raising fresh scrutiny over the athlete’s past controversial comments.
Rodgers is one of a few candidates that the independent candidate’s campaign confirmed is on its shortlist for vice president ahead of an announcement set for later this month.
If chosen, Rodgers would be a high-profile name for Kennedy’s ticket as he tries to gain steam for his independent bid. But while strategists from both sides of the aisle said a pick like Rodgers may help Kennedy get more of the attention he desires for his candidacy, it could also plague him with controversy amid scrutiny over the future Pro Football Hall of Famer’s past statements on the Sandy Hook shooting and vaccines.
re: #63 jaunte
As to BlueSky, I think it may be possible to embed the links, have a look at the POSH and RDFa data, I believe that enough data can be distilled from them. Addon for various browsers available at OpenLink Software to determine what to distill from the target page.
From the AP: Suspect arrested in NJ after killing 3 people in Philly suburb.
re: #69 Joe Bacon ✅
Friendly reminder about Andrew Mellon
He was the only Secretary Of The Treasury who had three Presidents serve under him.
And IIRC, was the one of the principle roadblocks to the Hoover Administration doing the least thing to ameliorate the ravages of the Great Depression. Mellon’s preferred policy was basically to do nothing, and let “natural” economics sort things out.
An economic philosophy which, disgracefully, is still kicking around -fortunately on the fringes these days.
re: #75 PhillyPretzel ✅
I would like to add that Bucks County is next to Philadelphia County. It is not a suburb.
Oracle this week warned that the macOS 14.4 update released earlier this month for Macs can cause Java processes to “terminate unexpectedly.”
In a blog post on Friday, Oracle’s Senior Director of Product Management Aurelio Garcia-Ribeyro recommended that Apple silicon Mac users who rely on Java avoid updating to macOS 14.4 until the issue is resolved by Apple:
An issue introduced by macOS 14.4, which causes Java process[es] to terminate unexpectedly, is affecting all Java versions from Java 8 to the early access builds of JDK 22. There is no workaround available, and since there is no easy way to revert a macOS update, affected users might be unable to return to a stable configuration unless they have a complete backup of their systems prior to the OS update.
The blog post and bug report include more technical details about the issue.
Oracle says it has notified Apple about the issue. Apple did not immediately respond to our request for comment about the matter.
Update: macOS 14.4 also has compatibility issues with audio plugins protected by PACE/iLok.
It’s been raining here since noon, and now we’re getting some house-shaking thunder.
re: #76 Jay C
Mellon’s preferred policy was basically to do nothing, and let “natural” economics sort things out.
This is a core principle in Free Market ideology: the notion that the Free Market is some divine state of nature, one that we must aspire to achieve by devoting ourselves to it fully and one that we must not tamper with because it is so pure and perfect
re: #32 Decatur Deb
The reports of a possible Russian submarine crisis that surfaced this morning have stayed submerged—nothing showing on Google.
@EuromaidanPR story?
Take him literally & take him seriously. https://t.co/Z5HFokWHZe
— Philip Gourevitch (@PGourevitch) March 16, 2024
re: #81 Teukka
@EuromaidanPR story?
It arrived here as this, from Darth. Your bsky won’t open for me (“oops”).
re: #83 DodgerFan1988
The ability to change governments without widespread violence or bloodshed is one of the key things that distinguishes a modern democracy from a failed state.
I would really like to see America pass that test.
re: #82 Love-Child of Cassandra and Sisyphus
Iceland is leaking again:
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These fissures are just a bit west of the prior eruption in February.
Because it’s green, unlike Greenland, it is leaking red because it’s named after ice.
re: #83 DodgerFan1988
Play this along with the “punishment for women who have abortions” clip 24/7 until election day.
re: #84 Decatur Deb
It arrived here as this, from Darth. Your bsky won’t open for me (“oops”).
The one I got was this:
⚠️N.B.: Awaiting more than a few sources on story⚠️
#BREAKING_NEWS The strategic nuclear submarine of the Russian Navy K-554 “Emperor Alexander III” (serial number 207) contacted with a signal for assistance in evacuating the crew and eliminating the consequences of blocking the R-30 (SS-NX-30) “Bulava” missile in the launch silo…
— Ukraine Front Line (@EuromaidanPR) March 15, 2024
Same sea bottom ornament in both stories, K-554 “Emperor Alexander III”.
For the second year in a row, two Texas metropolitan areas are leading the country in terms of growth. The Dallas-Fort Worth area added 152,598 residents between July 2022 and July 2023, according to new data from the Census Bureau. Right behind it was the Houston metro area, which saw another 139,789 people move to town.
re: #88 Teukka
The one I got was this:
⚠️N.B.: Awaiting more than a few sources on story⚠️[Embedded content]
Same sea bottom ornament in both stories, K-554 “Emperor Alexander III”.
That reads like the basic source so far. Note it shows 600 re-tweets. It would be very interesting to see how it plays in Moscow on election day.
re: #89 Belafon
Please be Democratic voters.
re: #76 Jay C
And IIRC, was the one of the principle roadblocks to the Hoover Administration doing the least thing to ameliorate the ravages of the Great Depression. Mellon’s preferred policy was basically to do nothing, and let “natural” economics sort things out.
An economic philosophy which, disgracefully, is still kicking around -fortunately on the fringes these days.
Harry Hopkins was the primary architect and administrator of FDR’s New Deal relief programs. He and the Brain Trust were criticized for excessive spending by conservative members of Congress, who claimed that the economy would sort itself out in the long run. To which Hopkins replied, “People don’t eat in the long run, they eat every day.”
re: #90 Decatur Deb
That reads like the basic source so far. Note it shows 600 re-tweets. It would be very interesting to see how it plays in Moscow of election day.
Mmm. But given how the Kursk went down back in the day, it makes the whole thing inconclusive, but not implausible.
re: #29 steve_davis
when you’re fleeing to Trenton, it means you’ve done something really wrong in life! It would be like me searching for greener pastures in Darlington.
We had a dear friend, who just passed away at the end of 2023. He was born and raised in Trenton, and referred to it as the armpit of New Jersey.
re: #91 Ace Rothstein
Please be Democratic voters.
I hope so, but I’m just impressed that we’re adding essentially a new suburb’s population to each of those areas every year now.
I did have an idea that Democrats need to run on how Republican policies are destroying small towns. Things like no support for local internet and supporting school vouchers for example.
re: #88 Teukka
It’s a very new SSBN if the details are correct, working up before its first deployment. One of the final exercises of such a workup usually involves firing at least one missile, to ensure the boat’s raison d’etre actually works and to give the crew experience in that particular operation. One of the Royal Navy’s own SSBNs was on such a workup deployment recently after a long mid-life refit. The test-fire of a Trident D5 missile did not go to plan but it did not hang up in the launch tube.
If the Russians were going to test-fire a ballistic missile I’d expect the other major nuclear powers to have been informed since only finding out about the launch when your satellite surveillance systems detect such a start-a-nuclear-war event is, ah, contraindicated.
re: #93 Teukka
Mmm. But given how the Kursk went down back in the day, it makes the whole thing inconclusive, but not implausible.
Yup. The three-stage MIRV it carries is a problem child, per wiki.
re: #96 Nojay UK
It’s a very new SSBN if the details are correct, working up before its first deployment. One of the final exercises of such a workup usually involves firing at least one missile, to ensure the boat’s raison d’etre actually works and to give the crew experience in that particular operation. One of the Royal Navy’s own SSBNs was on such a workup deployment recently after a long mid-life refit. The test-fire of a Trident D5 missile did not go to plan but it did not hang up in the launch tube.
If the Russians were going to test-fire a ballistic missile I’d expect the other major nuclear powers to have been informed since only finding out about the launch when your satellite surveillance systems detect such a start-a-nuclear-war event is, ah, contraindicated.
Or they decide to go without warning, playing chicken daring others to make a move, so it can be used as a narrative “they attacked us first”. Heck, in that scenario, the crew might’ve hidden mutiny because of what they were asked to do behind an “accident”.
re: #3 Dave In Austin
Looks like something out of The Backrooms.
re: #98 Teukka
Or they decide to go without warning, playing chicken daring others to make a move, so it can be used as a narrative “they attacked us first”. Heck, in that scenario, the crew might’ve hidden mutiny behind an “accident”.
That’s how things work out in a Hollywood movie script but the Big Boys have been playing this game for over sixty years now (we will pretend that Fatball in North Korea does not exist for the purposes of this discussion). After that crazy fucker JFK panicked and nearly started a nuclear war back in 1962 the relevant authorities have taken to keeping communication channels open regarding things nuclear. In the movie Doctor Strangelove the Soviet Doomsday Machine was going to be a surprise for the Party Secretary during the next big meeting, in the real world nobody likes surprises that much.
re: #100 Nojay UK
That’s how things work out in a Hollywood movie script but the Big Boys have been playing this game for over sixty years now (we will pretend that Fatball in North Korea does not exist for the purposes of this discussion). After that crazy fucker JFK panicked and nearly started a nuclear war back in 1962 the relevant authorities have taken to keeping communication channels open regarding things nuclear. In the movie Doctor Strangelove the Soviet Doomsday Machine was going to be a surprise for the Party Secretary during the next big meeting, in the real world nobody likes surprises that much.
I meant as in, the crew reads the order, knows the consequences, and NOPE by arranging an accident. Not the spectre of an independent launch.
re: #73 Joe Bacon ✅
it could also plague him with controversy amid scrutiny over the future Pro Football Hall of Famer’s past statements on the Sandy Hook shooting and vaccines.
Um, Those past statements are why Junior chose him.
re: #24 retired cynic
Herblock was such a voice for that time. Wish we had another such now! We have many good ones; we just need a great one.
You’ve got Mike Lukovich who is brilliant. I knew him when he was drawing ‘Toons the New Orleans Times Picayune/State Item. He was a 24 year old kid from the Pac NW who left for Atlanta in ‘89 and has been there ever since.
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