I never ask this, but I'm asking now: Please retweet this.
Texas plans to kill Melissa Lucio in four days. Five jurors say evidence was withheld from them. A bipartisan majority of the Texas legislature favors clemency. Why are you waiting, @GovAbbott?
https://t.co/9iMkVhNDrQ
The implication here is that either
1. the bombing of the civilians was deliberate and not a mistake or
2. it was a mistake and drone strikes like this one are prone to mistakes that are not avoided by diligence
Neither is a pleasant prospect, it has to be said
About 60 years ago the USSR launched Sputnik, pressuring the US into the amazing space race that culminated in a man on the moon. Here's hoping this does something similar.
@RajWebshar@trishankkarthik@GuruAnaerobic We made some from yogurt at home last year. Used up the plain yogurt elsewhere and were only left with strawberry yogurt when it was time to make the shrikhand. NB: strawberry shrikhand is delicious.
@paultiseo@HotlineJosh Way better that people with differing opinions design the curriculum than letting one-dimensional, brainwashed ideologues trained in Marxist Educational programs do it without oversight.
@sentientist Yesterday, read an exchange between two people on Twitter. It started out testily, but morphed into a pretty decent, and polite, exchange. Only the initial, bad-tempered tweets have received likes.
@notnewherefella@Neoavatara This is a good, and rather obvious, point (the first sentence, I mean).
That said, not sure if re-scanning happens (or is declared to happen) often though. If not, then that would explain the incredulity of the OP.