faile.bsky.social
In stealth mode. Former PR leader for Deloitte's financial services team. Personally, an East Villager who loves books, the water and old David Bowie tunes.
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To be fair, CNN did have Phil Mattingly, who’s been on the eco beat.
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From the Washington Post Saturday, though:
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Does this mean you're leaving WaPo too???
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Or this guy!:
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Please tell me the site is paying for your ticket and expects us all to live precariously through your day!
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Oh geez. 😀 I suspect my first apartment had them, but also made a plea to them that I never see them and we'd have no issues...
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“Orp orp orp…” is the sound The Swedish chef of The Muppets makes.
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Caimh McDonnell -- an Irish comedian turned novelist -- has put together a wonderful canon of caper-type crime novels and now some fantasy books. Has such a great voice, is maturing into a great long-form writer: whitehairedirishman.com
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Because this does not compute to their crack political team? It's boggling how inward-focusing they are...
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"We don’t know, right now, if we’re at the beginning, middle or end of the Trump era."
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But but but…we have a rat czar now!! 😉
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#20: "The Family Jewels," by the wonderful Irish writer Caimh McDonnell. It's the 8th book in the Dublin trilogy (a slight renaming might be in order!)...and he's only becoming a stronger writer with each book.
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#19: "Too Big to Fail," by Andrew Ross Sorkin. Always worth the re-read, because the times we're a'livin'-in could always be worse.
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They **really** need to get the perspective of their female userbase. But it seems like this is a solution in search of a problem, or -- as I call it -- an "Elon."
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That has been happening to me too, ugh!
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Are rivals campaigns sending him free KFC?
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#18: "Two Nights in Lisbon," by Chris Pavone. I've become a big fan of this author, but his four other books are better than his newest (it's also a mild twist in genre for him). That said, it's still very good, in the vein of a "Gone Girl"- esque summer beach read.
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I can’t imagine digesting both in one day, pace yourself (or let the edible kick in fully, I guess?)
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Elon is Ralph Wiggum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKg2ZzPKl2M
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Damnit, I **knew** it!!!
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When in doubt, blame the tab you like least!!
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We should not judge on the amount of open tabs, it just means we're trying to be even more well-read...
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Oh my!! The one on Broadway?
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You say that like it's a bad thing!