@johnbonnes.bsky.social do you know anyone with the Twins who can get the pitch movement values working?
As a meteorologist, one of the questions @mandythalhuber.bsky.social hears all the time is: “Why don't you talk about relative humidity?” After all, it's the humidity number most people see on weather apps and forecasts. The answer is simple: relative humidity doesn't tell the whole story.
Why meteorologists love using dew point and ignore relative humidity
As meteorologists, one of the questions we hear all the time is: “Why don't you talk about relative humidity?” After all, it's the humidity number most people see on weather apps and forecasts. The an...
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ICYMI: I wrote about baseball's increasingly ubiquitous pitch movements charts. It's an explainer for both *How* and *Why* fans can engage with a new form of information presentation. bandwagon.ghost.io/is-this-a-pi...
Want 2 free tickets to see former the Fray frontman Isaac Slade this Sat. at the Dakota? Hit repost for a chance to win!
Two days after an ICE agent killed Renee Good in Minneapolis, a federal agent asked an observer, "Have y'all not learned?" Her phone was taken and she was briefly detained. Two days after that, another federal agent said, “You did not learn from what just happened” to a different observer.
A mistake by ICE led a man to be locked up away from his family for three weeks. Story in @chicagotribune.com by Sophie Levenson www.chicagotribune.com/2025/06/30/i...
A mistake by ICE put her husband in jail. She got him back 3 weeks later.
Cheikh Fall’s asylum case was open and on track when ICE agents arrested him at the Chicago Immigration Court in June.
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What a great surprise to hear a familiar voice from @footnotinghistory.bsky.social in this episode! Love when my favorite podcasts crossover
@alexiscoe.bsky.social and I dropped the long lost final episode of Season Zero overnight. Featuring an all-star lineup of historians riffing on what they'd do for history with unlimited money. Enjoy! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...
Yet another fantastic episode in a fantastic podcast series. I highly recommend The Siecle podcast to anyone interested in the revolutionary/empire period of France who is curious about what happened next!
Much how modern U.S. presidents are sometimes attacked for allegedly golfing too much, King Charles X of France was attacked for his favorite recreation: hunting, a couple times a week. Opposition papers nicknamed him "Robin Hood." More in Episode 44: Bourbons on the Rocks! thesiecle.com/episode44/
Happy birthday John Quincy Adams, the GOAT of all one-term-son-of-a-founding-father-presidents