@SenBillFerg We have to fight. They did this. Not us. No business as usual. Please make it happen Bill. Isn't it worth it to reduce the chance of leaving a legacy like that of Merrick Garland?
@SenBillFerg We got to attack. We have to fight. They did this. Not us. No business as usual. Please make it happen Bill. Isn't it worth it to reduce the chance of leaving a legacy like that of Merrick Garland?
1/PART 1, THE EVENT: I’ve been working on an investigation for @WashSpec that reaches to the very top of the Kremlin. It’s a few weeks from completion, but we decided to share this work in progress early because failing to do so may place people in significant danger.
A photograph from a dismayed nephew in Buffalo, New York -- which, as he points out, is not really New York. I can only add that a court of international law with jurisdiction over affronts to humanity exists at The Hague in the Netherlands.
There’s talk of replacing Bmore’s Columbus statue with another Italian icon such as Michelangelo or Mother Cabrini, but neither is from here. Pelosi is still alive, so it’s down to Gino Marchetti, Tommy Carcetti or whoever made the salad dressing at Sab’s. https://t.co/Ostbz7v7ay
Want to know what people did before texting? This is “Beauty Revealed”
(1828). It is a self-portrait by the American artist Sarah Goodridge. She sent it to statesman Daniel Webster, following the death of his wife - but he decided to marry someone else.
If hestitating to watch HBO's #ThePlotAgainstAmerica because you feel it will be a depressing reflection on our current political dynamic, be assured that a U.S. President making a run at fascism in the miniseries DOES NOT also fail to address a global pandemic. Light fare only.
"Capitalism is, of course, a notoriously slippery term, fraught with ambiguities; its defenders, when they invoke it, tend not to mean what its detractors do, and both groups frequently and earnestly disagree amongst themselves." https://t.co/7wbIFrnaai
I’m sharing these images because I’ve seen several tweets claiming that the interracial marriage depicted in the BBC’s #ChristmasCarol (set in 19th century) is PC nonsense & historically inaccurate
#thread
Thanks to Steve Smith for teaching a fantastic course on probiotics. We cultured various types of probiotic capsules. Surprisingly, most of them had lots of viable bacteria that survived through high acid! On plates, we could see that some had more diverse microbes than others.
Do you like art? Do you like science? Do you like empanadas*?
Two of those three things will be featured at the Agar Art workshop at @genspacenyc this Sunday from 12-1:30!
Come create with me! https://t.co/kgEqL1bLCJ
*If you really want empanadas, there's a great place not far