My old boss and longtime AP correspondent Mort Rosenblum with a heart-wrenching overview of things as they are. www.mortreport.org/reports/didn...
The earliest references to St. George the Martyr church at Borough date from the 12th century, long before George became patron saint of England. It was where London's aldermen welcomed Henry V following the Battle of Agincourt. The present building was completed in 1736.
Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume? John Cage:
Sharing as a good source written clearly for people who have those AI users in their life
Just read Percival Everett's The Trees, a Booker shortlisted satirical horror novel about lynching. It was unputdownable – but the @picadorbooks.bsky.social ebook was execrably edited, incl. missing words, bad line breaks, often in dialog so one has to puzzle out who exactly is speaking. Shameful!
It's World Mental Health Day, and the world we live in makes it a little harder for everyone, I think, to maintain good mental health. Go easy on yourself.
My followers and following numbers are getting so close to identical, I feel I need to post more to catch up.
That was mine as well. I had nightmares for weeks. My mother was so upset, she wrote to Disney to protest.
Attention everyone I know! Perfectly accurate, no notes. (Forwarded to me; ultimate source unclear.)
I clicked! Happy anniversary.
Done! Thanks and Happy Birthday.
But of course the whole point of a French "burger" is that it's meant to look good and be eaten with a knife and fork. If the unburgerlike trimmings also taste good, you're in luck.
That smile!
I've done that! That is, I've eaten lunch beside the Göksu stream.
Thanks for posting it. I seriously had no idea, thought disabled objections were maybe just paranoia. But yeah, this is appalling.
Also in France. I clicked away.
Hatch End station originally opened in 1840 on the London & Birmingham Railway. It was rebuilt in 1911, and poet John Betjemen described it as "half-way between a bank and a medium-sized country house".
I'm so old I remember when there were NO PODCASTS. In those days, Wikipedia was indeed slop. It could be useful, but you had to double-check everything it said, which often meant sourcing the info yourself. Sound familiar?
RT if you've never had a tab of ChatGPT open, period.
Absolutely amazing.
