Outside of #RareBooks, #Sports Advocacy, and #Tech Law I’m pretty boring. But I play in the sand for fun #Paris2024! Seen in WSJ, NYT, NPR,ESPN, and TED
for @nytimes, I interviewed 34 young people shaping the future of vintage, used, and rare books. Per Prof. Michael J. Suarez of @rarebookschool, "The world of the archive is actually considered pretty hip." https://t.co/4DG1dyIT78
Amazing work by @KateDwyer and the @nytimes crew on an area of history often overlooked! Collaborating with the rest of my friends in the book industry is one hell of a reason to get up in the AM!!
for @nytimes, I interviewed 34 young people shaping the future of vintage, used, and rare books. Per Prof. Michael J. Suarez of @rarebookschool, "The world of the archive is actually considered pretty hip." https://t.co/4DG1dyIT78
@TrackCoachMJR @polevaultpower@Sportslaw1@Hogshead3Au Seriously? That is a gross misinterpretation of what just happened. And @TrackCoachMJR ....you gotta do better my guy. I have too much respect for you all here to think that this is an accurate reflection of what you think is going on.🙏🏾🙏🏾
@TrackCoachMJR @usatf_AAC@usatf Mr. Roth, is it safe to assume that you as @TrackCoachMJR looked over the meeting documents, registered for the annual meeting, and are set up to cast your vote via your association or committee this week?
@Lilot1TrackMind@usatf_AAC The amendments expand the scope of the athlete voice and provide more representation on top of what we already have. If your concern is about the athlete voice and impact, I’m struggling to see why you take issue with this. The info is also in the materials.
I'll be testifying at today's big House Homeland Security hearing on Defending Against Election Interference (2pm, Cannon 310) https://t.co/zm0Kf2w9GG
If you can't get in, I hear there's some obscure impeachment stuff going on today, too. That will probably be pretty empty.
@badachie@mattblaze@VotingVillageDC To be clear, we took the machine apart so that I could point out the exposed USB port on the inside. It’s not unreasonable to cleanup ones own mess.
Georgetown Law students Sam Hanks and Kendall Spencer reassemble a (possibly hacked) AutoMark ballot printer at yesterday’s @VotingVillageDC event at the Capitol. (Bridging the gap between law and engineering - note use of screwdriver).