Layoffs at HuffPo are devastating. And part of the systematic gutting of journalism broadly and the pump and dump of VC-fueled digital journalism specifically.
Support media you care about. Journalism is a check on corruption and authoritarianism. We need more of it, not less
A healthy media ecosystem needs a broad array of types and sizes and locations of news orgs. Just a few big ones leads to huge gaps in coverage and massive blind spots. Also... do you think their staffers spring from the head of Zeus?
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Re Major Biden: Cabbage, my rescue pup, has "leash aggression." If he's on a leash, he feels the need to get up in every dog's face to show he's not afraid(?) and if not given that interaction, can bark and act like he'll attack (he will not). We tried and failed to train of him.
Cabbage is 16 pounds, and has never bitten a dog. (And loves all humans even when on leash.) He also seems triggered by huskies and shepherds.
Anyway, some rescue dogs can have their issues and good dog owners know when not to push their luck.
As a pug/pom/yorkie/mystery mix, Cabbage is also on high alert for noise when in the home.
If he didn't have these issues, he'd be 100% perfect. But then
My son is named for the protagonist of this, perhaps the greatest single children’s book ever written (and illustrated by great Jules Feiffer). Via a mutual acquaintance, Juster sent him a signed copy, which we will treasure always. RIP.
Never before in human history have
*things gone out of style
*things become less formal
*younger people don't have room for all their parents downsizing stuff
also according to tik tok millennials are very good at taking old "brown" furniture, applying a belt sander and new stain, paint*, hardware
*big debate over what should and shouldn't be painted
"The Jim Crow filibuster" is the message Dems should be pounding on. Some are.
That's not spin. It's just fact. It's why it exists. It's how it's been most memorably used.
Anyway, this @AriBerman piece on the fight over #HR1, "the most significant democracy reform bill since the Voting Rights Act of 1965," one that will inevitably also be a debate over the Jim Crow filibuster, is essential reading: motherjones.com/politics/2021/…