What a *phenomenal* response.
Reporter: "Have you thought at all about beating Arkansas because an Arkansas team ended both the football and men's basketball seasons..."
Taiyanna Jackson & @hkersgieter: "Honestly no . . . we don't compare ourselves to boy's teams." @KUWBball
@BullBoss5 So an explanation of the disparity of around 6,000 people dying of heat-related illness in the US each year, while 60,000+ die of the same causes in Europe is that Europeans just prefer to forgo AC to the point that they . . . die?
@Cory_WX@NickKrasz_Wx it looks to me that someone used a tractor, post-tornado, to gather the debris from that field; that debris is piled into the lower-right corner of your red circle.
@Sinnersaint39@M3mph1sB@realmikolson This is incorrect.
Broadcast television still exists all over the United States today. I get a couple dozen OTA channels on my TV today (no cable).
@OrinKerr@ProfRobAnderson@arpitrage Couldn't agree more that more bluebooks are needed. But there's no way in hell teachers unions will allow schools to backtrack on their all-in embracing of laptops everywhere all the time, particularly given the proliferation of online exams that are automatically graded.
@MetamateDaz hot take: the $26B in the hands of charities has probably done more objective good for people than had that $26B been put into the government coffers.
@ASFleischman Good prosecutors won't 'leave stuff out' just because you make some concessions, lest you return in closing and say "they didn't even tie the gun to my client" or "shouldn't they have presented the medical examiner to you; how do we know it wasn't a heart attack?"
Unfortunately, Gary Lezak's 45-day forecast given at the National Storm Chaser Summit back in February didn’t verify well. Aside from a small overlap in southwest Indiana, the majority of the activity was displaced well to the east. No activity occurred near the ArkLaTex region.
Bob Odenkirk drops a heartbreakingly beautiful truth on Mike Birbiglia:
“Who are you jealous of?”
“Anybody who’s still got little kids at home growing up. No question.”
He explains: When his kids were young, he knew exactly who he was every single day.
“I didn’t have to ask myself, ‘What am I doing here? How can I be meaningful today?’
The answer was simple: Pick up everything between here and the door, make sure they get to school, have a laugh with them.
You absolutely know who you are.
You’re a dad.”
The quiet ache of purpose fulfilled—and now missed. Hits hard for anyone who’s been there (or wishes they were).
Dads (and moms) who’ve had that phase: Does this resonate?
Parents still in the thick of it: Do you feel that clarity every day?