rmaz.bsky.social
Freshwater scientist in California.
Undecided about how much science content I’ll post here. For now mostly art and pretty things.
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The same Chapman where now-disbarred John Eastman was Dean?
Probably just a coincidence.
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“Cut costs”.
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Every accusation is a confession or a plan
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He’s his own worst enemy….
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There are so many bad-faith accusations of antisemitism. But also enough actual instances that it’s a hard field to navigate.
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A great talent pool filled with hard working, ethical journalists can’t undo the damage he’s doing to this paper and its reputation.
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Oh the naïveté in assuming they will apply the same rules to both states.
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It’s as though they think the biggest obstacle is reviewers having time to organize notes.
And not reviewers ignoring invitations to review.
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Balanced budgets are important only when democrats are in power.
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They are so weird and wonderful and most people have no idea they exist!
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Because the nominated songs this year aren’t worth showing I guess?
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Can we please disagree on our feelings about the Olympics with a bit more kindness?
Yes I’m looking forward to the Olympics. I think it’ll be fantastic. I’ll be crushed if Trump ruins them, as will many other Angelenos.
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I don’t see a reason to expect either to be a factor.
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Respectfully, hell no. Trump is not going to take this away from us.
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Seriously, @nytimes.com ran a story today using the term “Turkey”, even though it’s been officially Türkiye since 2021.
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The question would be if Newsom received donations from the utilities poised to benefit from this change.
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I’m currently getting about 3% of what they charge, so it’s hard to imagine them cutting any further.
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Given how often every GOP accusation turned out to be a confession, it’s no surprise that “weaponizing the DOJ” is now their MO
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Great, but the city foot-dragged for years on complying with state law on green waste only to roll it out in 3 zip codes this year. Not mine. Not sure why I’m being asked to pay more.
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Seems like he needs to review this position every 12 hours or so, given White House refusal to follow court orders.
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It’s one thing to highlight an individual article or reporter. But you can’t size up a paper without considering the totality of what they choose to cover (or ignore), and how.
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This really comes across as sanewashing the anti-DEI hysteria.
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The headline is gaslighting half of this country and patronizing the other half.
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Omg everyone knew what he was. Why can’t we grapple with the fact that many Americans like a corrupt authoritarian?