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- How Marcello Hernandez became the boy prince of comedy. Admit I haven't watched SNL in years and was not familiar with him ut now I'm curious.
- From the archives: 50 things I know.
- Without Pity or Platitude. Long read but worth it.
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Knew that "Charlie" was short for Viet Cong but it finally came to me that it's originally short for "Victor Charlie" the phonetic way to say "VC." Problem is saying Victor Charlie has one more syllable than just saying Viet Cong, That's the Army for you though.
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- What I told my daughter about climate change. Lucky I'm from New England and you can see the warming and cooling and the glaciers coming and going for million years,
- Jonathan Turley on Kamala Harris and bad idea jeans.
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Stayed up (well almost) to watch the Ronda Rousey-Gina Carano card on Netflix. Watched the card up to the Nate Diaz loss but then called it quits because Netflix has some bugs to work out and it was almost midnight. By the sound of it didn't miss much by not staying up for Rousey's 17 second submission victory.
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- President Trump waiver on Jones Act shows how it harms trade. Don't be surprised if waiver is made permanent.
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- Can you legally watch a sporting event from your backyard?
- Cannabis hits record high, alcohol use down. Pun intended?
- From the archives: Henry Miller's 11 Commandments on Writing.
- The "Fourth Founding:" How our unelected plan to rewrite the Constitution, Speaking of Trojan Horses.
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The saying used to be "beware of Greeks bearing gifts" but the modern version has been upgraded to "beware Chinese earing gifts," At least that's Air Force One policy.
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- Life Lessons from a Board Game. Learn something every day - the name of the person in Operation is Cavity Sam.
- The Lesson from Murder's Row, Two Layers Deeper. A lesson from WW II we need to relearn today.
- Jonathan Turley: Yale Medical school accused of racial discrimination in admissions. This is my shocked face.
- Massachusetts demonstrates the futility of gun control. And yes Mass is run mostly by dumbasses.
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The two day US-China summit has ended and President Trump and all the business leaders who went with him are now on Air Force One on their way back to the US. Seemed those two days passed in the blink of an eye.
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- Florida AG subpoena's NFL over Rooney Rule. Not once in the article does it mention that the NFL is being sued by former Miami coach Brian Flores over the league's hiring practices.
- President Trump opens the summit in China. China buying US oil and agreeing that Iran is never to get nuclear weapons are items that will probably be agreed to. What's the stance on Taiwan may take more than a couple of days to resolve.
- VDH: The four horsemen of the new anti-Semitism.
- GoPro is considering selling the company. Competition has put the company in a financial crunch.
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Soldiers and sailors still have to pay federal tax on their base pay (many of their benefits are tax free). Have long supported making the salary on anyone serving on active duty tax free. This would give them a slight raise in real income and all politicians like to say they support the troops - this is a chance to prove it.
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- Marty Makary resigns as FDA chief. Word is he might have been about to be fired.
- American Technology Ships with Our Values. Victory through engineer leads to peace from engineering.
- Journalism succumbs to its wounds. (HT Execupundit)
- Biden's FBI secretly set up Trump to be indicted after he leaves office. Anyone who authorized Artic Frost needs to face charges.
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Noticed I tend to start these offerings with a post from President Trump. To be fair he is the President and he's usually commenting on the most important news of the day. Plus he does post a lot.
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- Jonathan Turley: AOC spins anti-capitalist fable about the Founders. BU should be really embarrassed she holds an economics degree from them.
- We have a ship building plan. Someone's excited!
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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously removed a block on Missouri's redrawn Congressional map. This could spell the end for Democratic Congressman Bennie Thompson the former head of the J6 commission. It's like anyone who had anything to do with that commission is cursed.
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- Bollocks to the Iranian engineers: Shahed drone is German-American.
- Jonathan Turley: Law professor suggests extreme method to save Virginia redistricting map.
- Let's end the American cultural revolution with some candor. At long last have they no shame?
Feynman was notoriously famous for working on problems like the structure of DNA and then just putting it aside in a file. His file cabinet is said to be chock full of such half-finished problems. I have long thought that a great use for AI would be to put this amazing computing power to work to solve these "files" for the benefit of mankind.
As always I recommend the book Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman in his honor. Richard Feynman was a very interesting character and I enjoyed his "autobiography". I use the words in quotations because it was really more a collection of stories. Feynman, along with two others, won the Nobel Prize in 1965 for his work on quantum electrodynamics. But that's barely a blip in the book. In fact I don't think it is even mentioned until there were about 50-pages left in the book.
Feynman was a one-of-a-kind character. A man who was always curious and always learning. As a kid he was interested in how radios worked and soon became the go-to person for adults to see to get their radios fixed (back in the days before TV). While working on the Manhattan Project he became interested in becoming a safe cracker and soon became expert on that too. Drumming, Samba music, Portuguese, Japanese and painting became other interests of his. Can you see why Feynman was considered so unique?I would also recommend the essay What Impossible Meant to Feynman. Often when I learn something new I'd find myself exclaiming "Impossible!"
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The NFL released their 2026 regular season schedule yesterday. In the past many fans would look at the schedule to see when they play rivals or to determine what games they may travel to see. Now it seems they're looking to see if they have all the streaming services they need to watch their team.
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- Lithium deal with over $1.5 trillion discovered in Oregon.
- A piece of forgotten US history.
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- Glenn Reynolds on the Gathering Storm. He's not wrong.
- What parents are prepared to do. Sadly true.
- The four biggest NCAA failures shape college sports today.
- Welcome to Proto-Town. Hopefully it's a welcome to the future.
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On this Mother's Day it is good to remember the arc of many marriages see the woman going from mistress, to maid, to mother. Though today we honor the mothers out there don't forget the other stages because it's important to remember these aspects in order to keep a relationship fresh and happy.
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The automobile wasn't exclusively an American invention but all the ingredients were present in the US to help create much of the modern world when it comes to cars.
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- Glenn Reynolds on dealing with a mom with Alzheimer's.
- Media coverage (or not) of of RCP8.5 RIP.
- Cyberattack hits Canvas system used by thousands of schools as school finals loom.
"...if we enlarged a walnut shell until it becomes as big as the whole observable universe, we would still not see the Planck length. Even after being enormously magnified thus, it would still be a million times smaller than the actual walnut shell was before magnification. At this scale, space and time change their nature. They become something different; they become 'quantum space and time,' and understanding what this means is the problem."
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Get the feeling President Trump might help end the war in Ukraine, remove the Iranian regime as a threat, and drain the swamp but some will still find fault like the way he combs his hair or talks. Such people are getting less and less credible by the day.
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What is the road to knowledge is one of the most asked questions in life.
No one ever said it was an easy path but it’s one you need to follow - though each in their own way.
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- From the archives: Inversion and the power of avoiding stupidity.
- Virginia Supreme Court throws out redistricting referendum results.
- Jonathan Turley: The Lobster that devoured Virginia's Constitution.
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- Dan Wetzel: NCAA tournament expansion is bad, but it's happening.
- From the archives: The history of A1 sauce.
- Some interesting WW II history.
- Charlie Baker: Congress must secure the future of college sports. After watching the blatant money grab of playoffs expansion in basketball and football - I don't think the NCAA is in the position to ask for anything from the public.
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The Iranian war has now reached its desperate measures stage. The Iranian regime (whoever is left in charge) has ordered suicidal futile attacks on US destroyers by speedboats and is dumping oil into the sea because they have nowhere left to store it. These are signs that the war is near its end but beware of the regime - a cornered animal is often at its most dangerous.
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- From the archives: Tim Ferriss - The Master and the Fool.
- How long do we wait for new inventions? Surprised this wasn't called the Reese's Cup hypotheses.
Many a truth is said in jest.
- Food commercials are deceptively funny if you think about it.
- Heh Heh
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NFL referees vote tonight on a new contract with the league. Assume they will accept the offer because truth be told NFL referees have it pretty good. Think all that talk about replacement refs was just a negotiating ploy although there's a chance it backfires because the refs may know it was a bluff. Nobody wants to see replacement refs.
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Now multiply that by a number of years.
"By contrast, if you are called upon to summarize someone's position, so that the speaking person agrees with that summary, you may have to state the argument even more clearly and succinctly than the speaker has even yet managed. If you first give the devil his due, looking at his arguments from his perspective, you can (1) find value in them, and learn something in the process, or (2) hone your positions against them (if you still believe they are wrong) and strengthen your arguments further against challenge. This will make you much stronger."
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- US Dept of Ed opens Title IX investigation into Smith College for admitting transgenders. Never thought of this before because pretty sure males can take classes at Smith but could this put all their federal funds at risk?
- IPCC admits that apocalyptic climate scenarios are "improbable." Talk about an inconvenient truth.
- College football coaches throwing support behind 24-team CFP format.
- The "AI Job Apocalypse" is a Complete Fantasy. Long article but it make the point.
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A cease fire has been announced in Iran's strait of Hormuz to allow negotiations to continue. Part of me wonders if these cease fires are announced periodically just to give the US military more time to reload. Seems like that doesn't it?
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- GameStop makes $5.5 billion takeover offer for eBay. What does Reddit say about the bid?
- The world's most important science advisory committee.
- Why Golden Tempo's Kentucky Derby win could be worth $25 million.
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- DOGE's gift: The data that cracked open the theft of Medicare. Think fact that fraud in places like Ohio may have started with Obamacare doesn't get enough scrutiny.
- Iran's Historic Mistake. He's not wrong.
- Independent bookstores keep growing in the US. Keep seeing articles like this - just wish some of those new stores were being opened near me. (HT Steve Landry)
- Kevin Kelly: Speculation on the future of the scientific method.
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Last night in NBA playoffs the Knicks destroyed the 76ers and left me thinking that losing the way the Celtics did in the first round may have been a blessing in disguise. Philly fans were happy to just finally beat Boston but New York fans gloating about winning two years in a row may have been insufferable.
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- Pro sports run on socialism. College sports should take the hint.
- Is Western Europe Suicidal? He's not wrong.
- Jonathan Turley: The Roberts Court ends a "sordid business." I have a dream!
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The other day I was struck by the lyrics to Supertramp's 1979 The Logical Song which said "watch what you say, they'll be calling you a radical, a liberal, fanatical, a criminal." These appear to all be meant as slurs and insults. Negative things. The more things change the more they stay the same I guess.
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- The paradox of medical AI implementation. Medical AI is not there yet - but soon?
- From the archives: In praise of slowness.
- Interesting - Magnified Sand.
- The fastest V-Shaped Recovery Ever. Lot of information to give one pause (BTW "semi" stand for semiconductor not semi-truck).
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The Celtics lost game 7 last night, and the Bruins were eliminated from the playoffs on Friday. Boston fans are left with no team to root for and its not even warm enough for the beach. And don't suggest the Red Sox - they're unwatchable this season.
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- Three reasons why DeepSeek's latest model matters.
- Germany overtakes US in ammunition production capability.
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Today is the 152nd run for the roses at the Kentucky Derby. It is expensive to attend but I truly feel that this should be on the bucket list for any horse racing fan. Having gone you gain a much better appreciation of the outfits and the weather. Plus all the food and drink is free the day of the race!
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- Jonathan Turley on Hakeem Jeffries and the Supreme Court. When people tell you who they are or what they plan to do - believe them!
- From the archives: Business life Advice from Tim Ferriss.
- SPLC finally faces a reckoning.
- Coal still generates more electricity than any other source.
Try to learn something new every day. Here are some of the things I've learned (or re-learned) and try to take to heart. Even if I take just one or a few of these items to heart I would lead a better life.
Hope some of these are new to you or at least you can find one you feel is important to know, remember, and embody.
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Happy May 1st. Not feeling good about either the Bruins or the Celtics making the second round of the playoffs so trying to remain positive. Happy May 1st.
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- Call the plumber; we have leaky abstractions. Thoughts worth pondering on oil AI, and commerce.
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With Fed Chair Jay Powell vowing to stay on past his May 15th end of his term breaking the tradition of stepping down wonder if President Trump said he may also eschew norms and not step down because he too has many things left unfinished. Would the same people supporting Powell also support Trump?
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- Jonathan Turley on the chilling embrace of political violence.
- VDH: From one assassination attempt to another.
- Niall Ferguson: The gap between Truth (Social) and reality on Iran. Ferguson has a bias against Trump and if he clearly understood how Mr. Market worked wouldn't Ferguson be a billionaire?
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The Bruins beat Buffalo 2-1 last night in OT to force a game 6 with the Sabres now leading the series 3-2. Even still this may be the last hurrah for NESN as many are ditching the sports channel. The big attractions to the channel are Bruins and Red Sox games and many have simply lost interest in watching or paying for either at this point.
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- Texas Tech's QB Brendan Sorsby checks himself into rehab for a gambling addition. That thud you just heard was Sorsby's draft stock.
- Understanding the iron law of climate policy.
- The 2026 Kentucky Derby and gambling algorithms. Would be interesting if someone ran a comparison of how different AI's were able to predict races between say ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, etc.
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Jimmy Kimmel was clearly in the wrong with his tasteless joke about Melania Trump and this may be the last straw for many for many ABC stations. They may soon realize that their station could probably make more money by replacing Kimmel's show with re-runs of Sponge Bob or something - get higher ratings and be able to keep all the advertising revenue.
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- The mystery of missing and dead scientists explained. It does make sense.
"A learning experience is one of those things that say, 'You know that thing you just did? Don't do that." - Douglas Adams
I think living a good life can be boiled down to three simple rules.
1. First simply try to live life by the Golden Rule - treat others as you'd want them to treat you.
2. Try to make good decisions in life. For the most part you know instinctively a good choice from a bad choice. Try to make good choices.
3. You will make some bad choices - it's unavoidable. However when you do - treat your bad choice as a learning experience and take the words of Douglas Adams to heart and try not to make the same mistake twice.
Rinse, lather, repeat. A good life doesn't need to be complicated.
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Ronald Reagan's favorables were polling pretty poorly until he was shot by John Hinkley and Reagan's grace and humor made the public love him. Wonder if President Trump's reaction to the WHCD shooter may do the same for Trump? By not blaming the press he is making them take any swipes at him seem petty and small. Just saying.
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- Jonathan Turley on Liberal Democrats calling for saving democracy through bloodthirsty means. That's how we get events like last night. And they know it!
- Donnie Wahlberg offered 50% of his salary if Boston Blue could be filmed in Boston but it was too expensive. So you're seeing Toronto instead.
- What's next for Red Sox after firing Alex Cora.
- Take the 52-week Black and White film challenge. Seen a number of these films multiple times and some have already been remade in color. Don't think it would work for all films especially comedies but don't be surprised to see some re-makes come out.
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The big news of the day was of an active shooter at the White House Correspondents Dinner and the Red Sox firing coach Alex Cora. In my opinion the WHCD "nerd prom" should be cancelled completely - it has long outlived its usefulness - and Boston owner John Henry should sell the team. Don't think I'm alone in holding these opinions.
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- Jonathan Turley on the legality of the redistricting map voted for by Virginia. Reminder the voters of Virginia also voted to secede from the Union - ask Robert E. Lee if that vote was overturned.
- The climate change function problem.
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Didn't watch any of last night's Day 2 of the NFL Draft. A list of who picked who will be available this morning and you really won't know if the pick was successful until once they players start seeing game action in the fall. Better spent that time watching the Celtics beat the 76ers.
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- Elon's Endgame. The timeline and plan makes sense but I can't shake the feeling this is also the backstory of a real-life Bond or Dr. Who villain,
- The workers opting to retire instead of taking on AI. (HT Steve Landry)
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- A hundred robots are running a biolab. This seems to be the future of labs. You consult with a human but all the work wil be done by AI and robots.
- From the archives: The Winner's Edge.
- Iran's economy runs on oil and they are running out of runway.
- Anna Mara College to close after spring semester because of financial pressure. This one hits hard because it's local and well known to me.
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The Patriots moved up from the 31st pick in the NFL draft to the 28th to pick OT Caleb Lomu of Utah who was rated as the last of the first round caliber tackles in the draft before the prospects drop off quite a bit. I did not stay up for the pick but must have gone to bed slightly just before it. Hard to get too excited about a potential swing tackle anyway.
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- Why we need continual learning.
- So the Secretary of the Navy has left. Somehow missed this news.
- The bombing of speedboat videos are back!
- It's my favorite fake holiday - it's Earth Day! Kwanzaa for tree huggers! (HT Borepatch)
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Tonight is the first night of the NFL Draft and I hope your favorite team makes great picks. I won't be watching (I may check online to see who picked who). Though I remain staunchly against pre-draft mocks I still find myself listening to Todd McShay's podcast. That may be hypocritical but I find him entertaining and his pod is good to fall asleep to while I nap during the day.
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