AutumnCurtain

>spewing his lame-ass, jive, pseudo bluesy, out-of-tune, noodling, wimped out, fucked up playing

He's even jazzy with his insults

>when Parker returned to the East Coast, he told Gillespie and Miles Davis, “There’s a little white cat out in California who’s going to eat you up.” This was just the beginning.

This is the jazz world equivalent of God notifying Jesus you're coming for his spot

3. Collect more meaningful data before offering recommendations?

>Additionally, the community has expressed strong preferences for institutions that are free to the public and willing to cover the costs associated with housing the document.

Had to laugh at this. I'd have a strong preference for others subsidizing my questionable decisions too.

Their hands are tied by this being better than out and out invasion, it's true, but that also means they want the US to play this game with them. US involvement probably pushes forward an invasion date, not backwards.

If everyone followed his lead, cybercrime would cease to exist. He's leading by example

I actually love finding simple, durable old sites that are still up. Sometimes the actual end product is still ghastly 90s graffiti art but the backend is usually so beautifully clean.

Tom Cruise numbers for the Rock, good God.

The loss of established growth hurts in the rainy season too as landslides worsen. In our local San Bernardino mountains here burn patches quickly turn to land or mudslides.

Let's hope it migrates further south and relieves some of the California drought. Any meteorologists have a sense of the weather patterns at play here?

>The enthusiasim evident here on Wikipedia and in the research community is justified by the vast extent of the energy supply and the low environmental impact of the method however significant breakthroughs will be required to make this a commercial energy resource.

That might be the most fourth-wall breaking Wikipedia entry I've ever read, it's so odd to see meta commentary on the Wikipedia community in an entry.

I feel confident for several reasons that nobody will ever say I went out like the Russian space program

Clarke's Hanlon's Razor?

Having been farmed for ideas and then kicked out once, I can't imagine who would sign up for round two.

That's the one, thanks

The reply letter from Tito following an assassination attempt from Stalin is one of the great political correspondences of the era: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tito%E2%80%93Stalin_split?wpro...

Guess I'll hold off on the new PC build a little longer.

Gordon Ramsay of all people noted that the Thames is now teeming with eels because they compete very well in polluted water, while potential competitor species just can't survive and reproduce in those conditions like they can. He was trying to encourage consumption of eels as a protein source as a result.

So apparently, some species can be fit to eat but it's highly dependent on their biology.

The Gulf Coast seems rife with these spots, and of course with all population-linked metrics the Mississippi is apparent as a dividing line.

Fair enough, overly cynical on my part

At 60, in a country and industry that has experienced unrivaled growth over his lifetime. It is surprising given that a very basic balanced stock portfolio over that time frame should have returned phenomenal results.

Saying the French recommend one vaccine over the other for a given age group won't get the clicks and attention of a skirting-around-antivaxxer headline, and the comment engagement generated by drawing in antivaxxers to conflict with pro-vaccine commentators will further amplify its signal.

09 Accord with 70k miles, bought in 2012 for 15k. Appraised in September 2021 at $6800 at Carmax and then sold to them in November 2021 for $7900. Dealership had offered $5000 for it in 2020.

Snow Crash as well, although their physical world is less ecodisaster and more corporate hellscape.

I see now from your other answer what you meant, I thought you had meant not you in some sense of being externally created or imposed.

And a liberal democracy that prizes multiculturalism, I absolutely agree they are a good fit. You get all that human capital and goodwill too, it's good business.

Between wealthy doomsday preppers and Pacific climate refugees, New Zealand is dealing with the immigrant trends of 2050 today!

I assume he just meant a platform resembling that although it should be apparent that would come nowhere close to the size, beauty, or natural wealth of the current islands.