Cooling off out there tonight – high for tomorrow 49 versus 74 today. Still not freezing though. Too early for bed just yet, but I’m watching Ninja Nerd addressing heart failure drugs and how they all work. Extremely interesting, but this lecture is 3 hours long, so I have to take it in about 20 minute increments. Last night I… Read more »
I was devastated when I found out Diana Krall married Elvis Costello. Shortly before their wedding, somebody posted up videos of Costello ranting about Jews and Israel and then another with him hurling the “N-word” and hating on black people. Costello is a certified racist asshat.
I’ve been using the Amazon Smile program to send my church donations as I made online purchases. Today, I see this notice: Dear customer, In 2013, we launched AmazonSmile to make it easier for customers to support their favorite charities. However, after almost a decade, the program has not grown to create the impact that we had originally hoped. With… Read more »
The Professor of all things Shipping gives his third and final report on the conflagration at the most important eastern Mediterranean port in Turkey. The Port at Iskenderun handles a half million containers a year. The earthquakes tumbled hundreds of containers which ignited.
I’ve read the employee letter outlining grievances against O’Keefe, and I can certainly see how O’Keefe got that way. He had to start out with a strong personality to do what he does, and his successes and his experiences with “in your face” experiences could certainly feed a certain God complex. Here’s hoping the board makes him go through some… Read more »
I’m confused now. Is or is not Tedtam a white supremacist domestic terrorist? It’s hard to keep up.
Yeah, I’d like to know m’self.
Wanna get the t-shirt printed up right.
TexMo
February 9, 2023 4:50 pm
I’m confused now. Is or is not Tedtam a white supremacist domestic terrorist? It’s hard to keep up.
TexMo
February 9, 2023 4:49 pm
Texpat that seems mighty cheap of Carbonite telling you to return the hard drive. Especially since their system can’t accommodate Windows to Mac transfers. When I paid for the data recovery of my failed hard drive with my entire technical library on it, I went back a few days later and picked up a new hard drive with all the… Read more »
TexMo
February 9, 2023 4:44 pm
Re Computer Muscle Memory: When I moved to Casablanca, I was given a company laptop before I left. It turned out that was very fortuitous. We use the QWERTY keyboard here in the U.S. I had no idea the French and others use the AZERTY keyboard. A younger engineer from one of our offices in Florida actually learned to type… Read more »
I received my backup files on an external hard drive this afternoon from Carbonite. At least they were quick about it – 36 hours. I did find out I have to return the HD to them and don’t get to keep it. It’s okay, I wanted a better quality 2 TB external HD drive anyway. I’m going to follow Squawk’s… Read more »
If the FBI and CIA weren’t run by a bunch of rogue, authoritarian Leftists who hire little snowflakes as analysts, we wouldn’t have so many of these problems.
Still a beautiful day out there, but already seeming to be cooling as the shade is creeping across the yard. I went ahead and zipped up the greenhouse and turned the lamp on even though it’s still showing over 70 degrees out there, but that should give it a chance to accumulate some heat and retain some humidity before it… Read more »
…mouth breathing does change your face drastically and develops so called “long face”. There are a lot of photo proofs with people telling how mouth breathing ruined their face.
Retraining one’s mind and hands to automatically perform mindless keystrokes and mouse clicks on a Mac isn’t much different than learning to deal with the incessant Windows updates.
I found this article to be very interesting. I grew up around and went to school with several kids who had this problem and I don’t think it was properly recognized in those days. James Nestor appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast to discuss this very topic. Mr.Nestor is a journalist who has written for Scientific American, Outside Magazine, BBC, The… Read more »
There are some pretty radical traditional Lutherans out there, which is why so many have left to form their own conservative organizations of Lutheran churches.
CitizenFreePress had extensive coverage yesterday on the Project Veritas situation. Including links to informative Twitter threads on the subject. I’m sure they’re still up if you want to check them out.
Supposedly, the board is supposed to make a final decision tomorrow about O’Keefe’s status.
Following my previous post is this: Products like this can be used to support the opening of information-only cases, and there is no reason to expect Radical-Traditionalist Catholics are the end point of this train track – they will be the beginning. Opening the door to associating white supremacists with traditional religious practices based on common Christian positions on abortion… Read more »
Texpat, as per your previous statement: While most Americans are familiar with criminal investigations, which explore the allegation or information that a crime has been committed, many are not familiar with intelligence investigations. In contrast to the linear nature of a criminal case, counterintelligence and counterterrorism cases follow a circular path that can continue indefinitely without any articulated goal. Indeed,… Read more »
Never thought of myself as a white supremacist. I must’ve welcomed and/or walked several different races through their first Latin masses in the past year.
I guess I’m a badder a$$ than I originally thought.
We never should have let Wagonburner escape the reservation. Just think, he could be reprogramming slot machines in an Okie Indian casino somewhere cheating old white folks out of their quarters.
Approaching 70 degrees out there with bright sunshine and no wind. I opened up both sides of the greenhouse, watered everything a little bit, moved some things around, added some new things, and still have a little bit of left over space for more later. I did as suggested and am planting a few new seeds every week or so… Read more »
My linked story @ 11:37 AM I highly recommend reading this whole article. The author is a former FBI Special Agent and whistleblower. There are insights about bulletins, threat analysis and documents generating investigations and creating “crises” out of thin air. They seem to be increasingly common in federal agencies like the FBI, Homeland Security, IRS, etc. While most Americans… Read more »
With all the hype over the last many years, I would have thought the iMacs the two old geezers recently acquired would be reading their minds by now. I guess squack’s bubble being a little (lot?) off center extends to the ease of use-ness of personal computing devices. That, or there are a couple of geezers that are a little… Read more »
This is about as outrageous as it can be. The FBI’s Richmond Division would like to protect Virginians from the threat of “white supremacy,” which it believes has found a home within Catholics who prefer the Latin Mass. An intelligence analyst within the Richmond Field Office of the FBI released in a new finished intelligence product dated January 23, 2023,… Read more »
I’m about to try the treadmill. The stick in the hip is gone, but the lower back feels stiff. I’ll go slowly and see what happens. I just feel better when I can work out. Maybe I’ll pull out the saxophone and work on my core. Nothing like playing a wind instrument (regularly) to tighten up the abs and lower… Read more »
Morning, y’all. Seems I failed to set my bedside alarm clock last night. I’d still be snoozing, except all the cats were on my bed, complaining, seemed to be something about breakfast… So they got their chow, and within minutes of each one getting a bowl of his/her own, they were all asleep, mostly in pet beds near the back… Read more »
Texpat Scrolling direction Click the little apple on the upper LEFT. Click system settings Scroll down to MOUSE……….. click MOUSE when the window opens look for “natural scrolling” and tick it off. click the little button and it should be moved to the left. Scrolling problem solved. you got my number you got my email you got me here tell… Read more »
She was working as a college tennis coach in Illinois and at St. Mary’s in San Antonio. LD is a graduate of St. Mary’s. As for children, I said I was assuming. Most women have children by the time they hit their thirties, unless they are of the alphabet flavor, supremely dedicated to only their career, or just have not… Read more »
12 Tedtam Lilly Kimbell wasn’t just an accomplished tennis player. A native of New Braunfels, she went to Texas state finals 4 times in high school. Kimbell took Georgia to NCAA quarterfinals several times and is said to be the best doubles player in Georgia history. She was working as a college tennis coach in Illinois and at St. Mary’s… Read more »
Cooling off out there tonight – high for tomorrow 49 versus 74 today. Still not freezing though. Too early for bed just yet, but I’m watching Ninja Nerd addressing heart failure drugs and how they all work. Extremely interesting, but this lecture is 3 hours long, so I have to take it in about 20 minute increments. Last night I… Read more »
51 Shannon
I was devastated when I found out Diana Krall married Elvis Costello. Shortly before their wedding, somebody posted up videos of Costello ranting about Jews and Israel and then another with him hurling the “N-word” and hating on black people. Costello is a certified racist asshat.
Dr. Kheriaty has written a book titled The Rise Of The Biomedical Security State.
Yes, Amazon announced the axing of the Smile program three weeks ago.
Many non-profits are taking it on the chin because of this.
It’s been a bad 3 years for most charities.
I’ve been using the Amazon Smile program to send my church donations as I made online purchases. Today, I see this notice: Dear customer, In 2013, we launched AmazonSmile to make it easier for customers to support their favorite charities. However, after almost a decade, the program has not grown to create the impact that we had originally hoped. With… Read more »
The Professor of all things Shipping gives his third and final report on the conflagration at the most important eastern Mediterranean port in Turkey. The Port at Iskenderun handles a half million containers a year. The earthquakes tumbled hundreds of containers which ignited.
Some great drone video and stills.
I’ve read the employee letter outlining grievances against O’Keefe, and I can certainly see how O’Keefe got that way. He had to start out with a strong personality to do what he does, and his successes and his experiences with “in your face” experiences could certainly feed a certain God complex. Here’s hoping the board makes him go through some… Read more »
I’ve met her a couple times and she definitely fits the profile. Scary mofo.
R.I.P. Burt Bacharach
Extraordinary songwriter.
I once saw a fantastic documentary on his long collaboration with Elvis Costello.
https://www.elviscostello.com/the-songs-of-bacharach-costello/
I’m confused now. Is or is not Tedtam a white supremacist domestic terrorist? It’s hard to keep up.
Yeah, I’d like to know m’self.
Wanna get the t-shirt printed up right.
I’m confused now. Is or is not Tedtam a white supremacist domestic terrorist? It’s hard to keep up.
Texpat that seems mighty cheap of Carbonite telling you to return the hard drive. Especially since their system can’t accommodate Windows to Mac transfers. When I paid for the data recovery of my failed hard drive with my entire technical library on it, I went back a few days later and picked up a new hard drive with all the… Read more »
Re Computer Muscle Memory: When I moved to Casablanca, I was given a company laptop before I left. It turned out that was very fortuitous. We use the QWERTY keyboard here in the U.S. I had no idea the French and others use the AZERTY keyboard. A younger engineer from one of our offices in Florida actually learned to type… Read more »
I don’t believe for one minute that the FBI is actually going to change their stripes because they got some backlash.
They’ll just sweep it under the rug and bring out the dogs and ponies to do their show.
That rug looks awful lumpy.
I received my backup files on an external hard drive this afternoon from Carbonite. At least they were quick about it – 36 hours. I did find out I have to return the HD to them and don’t get to keep it. It’s okay, I wanted a better quality 2 TB external HD drive anyway. I’m going to follow Squawk’s… Read more »
44 Shannon
If the FBI and CIA weren’t run by a bunch of rogue, authoritarian Leftists who hire little snowflakes as analysts, we wouldn’t have so many of these problems.
Still a beautiful day out there, but already seeming to be cooling as the shade is creeping across the yard. I went ahead and zipped up the greenhouse and turned the lamp on even though it’s still showing over 70 degrees out there, but that should give it a chance to accumulate some heat and retain some humidity before it… Read more »
43
Well imagine that. The whole BS started with the well-known Leftist terrorist group Southern Poverty Law Center.
Isn’t it amazing what a powerful disinfectant a little sunshine can represent.. . . . .
TP
Oh yes.
They “put on the full armor of God so they can take their stand against the devil’s schemes.”
Shannon
Yes, but do they all wear body armor vests to church with a picture on the back of Martin Luther holding an AR-15 ?
#39 Shannon – you got a hearty 4 (FOUR) Thumbs Up from the Box household on that one!!!
Retraining one’s mind and hands to automatically perform mindless keystrokes and mouse clicks on a Mac isn’t much different than learning to deal with the incessant Windows updates.
Screw Windows and the horse they they rode in on.
I found this article to be very interesting. I grew up around and went to school with several kids who had this problem and I don’t think it was properly recognized in those days. James Nestor appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast to discuss this very topic. Mr.Nestor is a journalist who has written for Scientific American, Outside Magazine, BBC, The… Read more »
There are some pretty radical traditional Lutherans out there, which is why so many have left to form their own conservative organizations of Lutheran churches.
CitizenFreePress had extensive coverage yesterday on the Project Veritas situation. Including links to informative Twitter threads on the subject. I’m sure they’re still up if you want to check them out.
Supposedly, the board is supposed to make a final decision tomorrow about O’Keefe’s status.
What about those Orthodox Jews? Eastern Orthodox Christians?
I’ve also been suspicious of those Methodists.
Following my previous post is this: Products like this can be used to support the opening of information-only cases, and there is no reason to expect Radical-Traditionalist Catholics are the end point of this train track – they will be the beginning. Opening the door to associating white supremacists with traditional religious practices based on common Christian positions on abortion… Read more »
Texpat, as per your previous statement: While most Americans are familiar with criminal investigations, which explore the allegation or information that a crime has been committed, many are not familiar with intelligence investigations. In contrast to the linear nature of a criminal case, counterintelligence and counterterrorism cases follow a circular path that can continue indefinitely without any articulated goal. Indeed,… Read more »
Never thought of myself as a white supremacist. I must’ve welcomed and/or walked several different races through their first Latin masses in the past year.
I guess I’m a badder a$$ than I originally thought.
Squawk
We never should have let Wagonburner escape the reservation. Just think, he could be reprogramming slot machines in an Okie Indian casino somewhere cheating old white folks out of their quarters.
Didn’t know y’all were hanging out with a violent, radical, terrorist type, didja?
Yeah, when I rattle my beads all kinds of havoc is wreaked.
Approaching 70 degrees out there with bright sunshine and no wind. I opened up both sides of the greenhouse, watered everything a little bit, moved some things around, added some new things, and still have a little bit of left over space for more later. I did as suggested and am planting a few new seeds every week or so… Read more »
My linked story @ 11:37 AM I highly recommend reading this whole article. The author is a former FBI Special Agent and whistleblower. There are insights about bulletins, threat analysis and documents generating investigations and creating “crises” out of thin air. They seem to be increasingly common in federal agencies like the FBI, Homeland Security, IRS, etc. While most Americans… Read more »
With all the hype over the last many years, I would have thought the iMacs the two old geezers recently acquired would be reading their minds by now. I guess squack’s bubble being a little (lot?) off center extends to the ease of use-ness of personal computing devices. That, or there are a couple of geezers that are a little… Read more »
20 Squawk
Thanks, I got it to work.
This is about as outrageous as it can be. The FBI’s Richmond Division would like to protect Virginians from the threat of “white supremacy,” which it believes has found a home within Catholics who prefer the Latin Mass. An intelligence analyst within the Richmond Field Office of the FBI released in a new finished intelligence product dated January 23, 2023,… Read more »
One mile in, not pushing it.
Studyingsearching for soul.I’m about to try the treadmill. The stick in the hip is gone, but the lower back feels stiff. I’ll go slowly and see what happens. I just feel better when I can work out. Maybe I’ll pull out the saxophone and work on my core. Nothing like playing a wind instrument (regularly) to tighten up the abs and lower… Read more »
#24 GJT
Study your soul and figure out where you’ve gone wrong.
/skedaddling
FBI doesn’t like we “rad trads”.
It seems praying in Latin and observing the ancient Church values is a danger to TPTB.
*Not complaining, just complaining.
I’ve had to log on just about every time I’ve came over here today.
re: Saint Mary’s: It just so happens that one of my brothers in law is the president of Saint Mary’s.
Mharper, cat slave.
Morning, y’all. Seems I failed to set my bedside alarm clock last night. I’d still be snoozing, except all the cats were on my bed, complaining, seemed to be something about breakfast… So they got their chow, and within minutes of each one getting a bowl of his/her own, they were all asleep, mostly in pet beds near the back… Read more »
Texpat Scrolling direction Click the little apple on the upper LEFT. Click system settings Scroll down to MOUSE……….. click MOUSE when the window opens look for “natural scrolling” and tick it off. click the little button and it should be moved to the left. Scrolling problem solved. you got my number you got my email you got me here tell… Read more »
She was working as a college tennis coach in Illinois and at St. Mary’s in San Antonio. LD is a graduate of St. Mary’s. As for children, I said I was assuming. Most women have children by the time they hit their thirties, unless they are of the alphabet flavor, supremely dedicated to only their career, or just have not… Read more »
12 Tedtam Lilly Kimbell wasn’t just an accomplished tennis player. A native of New Braunfels, she went to Texas state finals 4 times in high school. Kimbell took Georgia to NCAA quarterfinals several times and is said to be the best doubles player in Georgia history. She was working as a college tennis coach in Illinois and at St. Mary’s… Read more »