Tommy Lasorda is the author of one of my favorite quotes: “It doesn’t do any good to tell people your problems. 80% don’t care and the other 20% are glad you’ve got problems.“ He will be missed.
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Thoughts on AG Barr appearance before Judiciary Comm: Does anyone ask questions or listen to answers anymore? Good cross exam requires both. Perhaps these proceedings should be called “statings”instead of “hearings.” Sad for legal profession if these are licensed attorneys.
The Monday NYT puzzle is the easiest of the week, but 32 Across, “Illinois City on the Illinois River” was redundantly easy. Lacon and Pekin only have 5 letters.
I saw Wes Unseld when he was playing for Louisville @bradleyu in the 60s. A case study in the value of sheer bulk in basketball. Not sure if he was even 6’6”. No one ever made a more beautiful outlet pass. https://t.co/I1kWwLV6n1
Now, a proclamation on the 75th anniversary of the public release of penicillin. Mass produced here at the Ag Lab. Speaking medicine, there was an 80s song called Bad Medicine by Bon Jovi. @CityofPeoria_IL
All kidding aside, this was a huge deal and put the ag lab on the map.
A recurring rural story to ponder on this rural-themed holiday: aging, land-rich farmers living on the edge of poverty. They will be financially fine, but something will be lost.
https://t.co/QGa9LuqiGf via @NYTimes
As someone who divides time between a smallish city and a rural area, I find this, sadly, to be one of the most perceptive pieces of the “what in the world are those people in the sticks thinking” category. Not every town’s the same, tho.
https://t.co/vTiGTs2H5Q via @NYTOpinion