…sitting in a tree. K I S S I N Gee, and people wonder why CNN’s ratings are in the tank.
As the old joke goes, Fox News is successful because it tapped an unsatisfied market niche — half the country.
…sitting in a tree. K I S S I N Gee, and people wonder why CNN’s ratings are in the tank.
As the old joke goes, Fox News is successful because it tapped an unsatisfied market niche — half the country.
I guess we should be grateful that she didn’t wear an early 40s Luftwaffe uniform.
A list of its health benefits.
This sort of thing is why I finally started drinking it a few months ago, even though I don’t perceive any actual benefit in doing so. I’ve been making it for her for years, so it was just a matter of making extra. One discovery I made that reduces the awfulness of the taste is to throw some sea salt in the filter before brewing it. It really does take the bitter edge off it. But it’s still something I basically drink as medicinal. I derive no pleasure from it, and sometimes forget to pour it or drink it if I get distracted, so I’d say I’m not addicted in any way. The only obvious benefit I’ve gotten is much cleaner dental exams, to the point that I’ve backed off from quarterly to semi-annual cleanings.
“Don’t second-guess me on Hamas again.”
What fools we have running the country.
Taking a red eye to West Palm Beach tonight, for a week and a half of misery. I’ll have a laptop, but not sure when I’ll check in again. There’s a possibility we’ll drive up to the Cape for the SpaceX launch on Tuesday, but it’s at a gruesome hour: 1:15 AM.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Blogging will be light this week. We’re prepping a house to get it on the market.
Glad I didn’t attempt to watch the successful launch. It would have been an all nighter, with the delay.
Another new smallsat launch venture, based in Auckland.
[Update a few minutes later]
Here‘s Jeff Foust’s take on it.
It’s long past time to legalize it.
A brief history of SLS, up to this week.
This looks too good to be true, and it probably is, but it’s worth pursuing.
And since when is thrust rated in “grams”?