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I listened to Mahler’s 7th performed by the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra last. It was my first time to hear Mahler in a live hall. Somehow today is a better day! @;-)
May 10, 2025 at 3:18 PM
I listened to Mahler’s 7th performed by the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra last. It was my first time to hear Mahler in a live hall. Somehow today is a better day! @;-)
Checking in Peeps. It’s a hump day. Do not let the wretchedness around you touch your souls. Live your life beautifully. Remember that each and everyone of us is a badass. That’s why we are here. @;-)
February 5, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Checking in Peeps. It’s a hump day. Do not let the wretchedness around you touch your souls. Live your life beautifully. Remember that each and everyone of us is a badass. That’s why we are here. @;-)
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RFK Jr. opposed the life-saving Covid vaccine just six months into the pandemic. Peddled anti-science conspiracies. Waffled on women's reproductive rights.
And he wants us to trust him to make health care decisions for Americans? I have serious concerns — and 175 questions.
And he wants us to trust him to make health care decisions for Americans? I have serious concerns — and 175 questions.
Pressure builds on RFK Jr. as confirmation hearing remains unscheduled
Trump’s pick to lead HHS is facing 175 questions from Elizabeth Warren, skepticism from Mike Pence and delays related to his disclosure forms.
www.washingtonpost.com
January 18, 2025 at 7:51 PM
RFK Jr. opposed the life-saving Covid vaccine just six months into the pandemic. Peddled anti-science conspiracies. Waffled on women's reproductive rights.
And he wants us to trust him to make health care decisions for Americans? I have serious concerns — and 175 questions.
And he wants us to trust him to make health care decisions for Americans? I have serious concerns — and 175 questions.
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Possibly the best clap back against ignorant antivaxxers.
January 5, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Possibly the best clap back against ignorant antivaxxers.
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Outside Mar-a-Lago for the New Year’s Eve celebration.
December 31, 2024 at 10:19 PM
Outside Mar-a-Lago for the New Year’s Eve celebration.
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Increasingly, the one issue that will define everything, is existential climate catastrophe
It is already defining everything, globally.
And it is being ignored globally, by political "leaders" and voters
Start putting this on your radar - change is accelerating
johnmenadue.com/a-year-of-sc...
It is already defining everything, globally.
And it is being ignored globally, by political "leaders" and voters
Start putting this on your radar - change is accelerating
johnmenadue.com/a-year-of-sc...
A year of scientific shock and awe - Pearls and Irritations
In 2024, faster than forecast change taught us new lessons about the climate system. In 2025, worse is to come, as political shock troops steer a course towards climate-driven societal collapse, write...
johnmenadue.com
December 31, 2024 at 10:52 PM
Increasingly, the one issue that will define everything, is existential climate catastrophe
It is already defining everything, globally.
And it is being ignored globally, by political "leaders" and voters
Start putting this on your radar - change is accelerating
johnmenadue.com/a-year-of-sc...
It is already defining everything, globally.
And it is being ignored globally, by political "leaders" and voters
Start putting this on your radar - change is accelerating
johnmenadue.com/a-year-of-sc...
The question is: why did just over half of the US electorate vote for Trump and just under half vote for Harris?
We are nearly equally divided. It’s a carefully crafted set of arguments to achieve this. The result is ongoing chaos. So who benefits from this?
We are nearly equally divided. It’s a carefully crafted set of arguments to achieve this. The result is ongoing chaos. So who benefits from this?
December 31, 2024 at 10:49 PM
The question is: why did just over half of the US electorate vote for Trump and just under half vote for Harris?
We are nearly equally divided. It’s a carefully crafted set of arguments to achieve this. The result is ongoing chaos. So who benefits from this?
We are nearly equally divided. It’s a carefully crafted set of arguments to achieve this. The result is ongoing chaos. So who benefits from this?
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This nails it perfectly.
December 26, 2024 at 5:26 PM
This nails it perfectly.
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Notes From Generation Jones
I had a biannual inspection by the dermatologist this morning. There were other 5 men my age or older checking in with me. I asked if it was geezer day. The response was telling.
“Every day is geezer day…”
I had a biannual inspection by the dermatologist this morning. There were other 5 men my age or older checking in with me. I asked if it was geezer day. The response was telling.
“Every day is geezer day…”
December 20, 2024 at 4:48 PM
Notes From Generation Jones
I had a biannual inspection by the dermatologist this morning. There were other 5 men my age or older checking in with me. I asked if it was geezer day. The response was telling.
“Every day is geezer day…”
I had a biannual inspection by the dermatologist this morning. There were other 5 men my age or older checking in with me. I asked if it was geezer day. The response was telling.
“Every day is geezer day…”
The City by the Bay
December 19, 2024 at 7:24 AM
The City by the Bay
Dusk up on the hill at Berkeley Lab. This place is always reinventing itself. @;-)
December 4, 2024 at 7:42 AM
Dusk up on the hill at Berkeley Lab. This place is always reinventing itself. @;-)