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Here is a guy wearing a shirt covered in images of Shohei Otani's face: I saw a lot of interesting garments at the July 2nd Dodgers game in LA - the "One Piece night" game - but this was possibly the best one I found. If it seems like I...
Editor’s Note: Post originally published on July 7, 2025. Each year on July 4th, Americans pause to celebrate a powerful ideal: freedom. Enshrined in the First Amendment of the Constitution are the freedoms of religion, speech, press,...
Happy Fourth of July! We are going to take the day off to celebrate the holiday and, more importantly, to honor the marriage of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. We'll be back tomorrow with a joint letters/questions post. Click here for...
If you’re looking for an easy summer dessert that’s light, creamy, and bursting with fresh berry flavour, this Summer Berry Cheesecake Fluff is just the thing. It’s a no‑bake treat that comes together in minutes — soft, whipped...
An end of week recap “To read books seriously is to be staggered by the knowledge of how many more books will remain beyond your ken. It’s like looking up at the star-filled sky.” – James Fallows Fourth of July… 4th July… I’m sure...
Philipp Lahm’s articles in The Athletic are one of my favourite perks of remaining subscribed to the New York Times. Having watched him as a midfielder for both Bayern and the German mannschaft, his tactical appreciation for the game and...
Hot on the heels of Projectile 3.0 comes Projectile 3.1! Three days apart, yes. There’s a story there. A big chunk of what’s in 3.1 was originally meant for 3.0, but 3.0 was already turning into a monster of a release and I decided to...
It’s Friday night and I’m registering a domain, as one does.
Another rough week — still coming to grips with last week. Highlight of the week: our remaining cat is being a sweetheart — the night we had her brother put to sleep, she played with me for the longest I think she’s ever played with me...
The best thing about Independence Day in the United States is that no one is obligated to observe it. And if you do, regardless of how eccentrically or offensively, that’s your business. Don’t impose your protest or drunken shenanigans...
The bad (but not really that bad) news is I went a bit overboard on the steps today, walking so much before my run that I turned my 5K into a 2.5K (see previous running post for details) after slogging along for 16 minutes. The good news...
Saturday 4th July 2026 Thanks for all the positive comments following last month’s blogpost marking the publication of the first issue of Bus Business in June 1986 . Among the reactions was the following from the newspaper’s founder and...
The Daphne Falls band had a really good rehearsal last night. And it just reinforces that this band kind of ticks all the boxes for me. Via the MPC, I’m doing drums, bass, keys, and some samples too. And it’s really exactly in my zone,...
Bruce Schneier: AI agents are agents of the person or organization that deploys them—and should be treated by the law as such. If a company hired human writers to write its summaries, that company would be liable for inaccuracies in...
I thoroughly enjoyed myself tonight downtown for the First Friday drum circle. It was very warm, and at first there were only 3 or four people there. The soccer world cup was taking place, so at first glance, it seemed to impact the...