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Mrs. Betty Bowers@mrsbettybowers.bsky.social · 2mo ago

It's true that some officials have spoken to Mitch so we need to believe them for the good of the party.

Just spoke to Mitch McConnell. He sends his love (what little there is). And then, just like that, my hands were hovering over "GOOD BYE."

Luis Paez-Pumar@lpp.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I don’t know much about soccer but I get this.

It’s funny, in its own way, that the only USMNT guy playing well is the guy who probably should not be playing.

Matt Wuerker@mwuerker.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I bet they would arrest Abe. I can think of another famous guy they would arrest, oh, they did arrest Him.

FBI makes another arrest at the reflecting pool.... www.politico.com/cartoons/202...

Pat Bagley@bagleycartoons.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This is an appropriate cartoon for the 250th Independence Day! I wish everyone a good one.

Tim Maynard@timmaynard.bsky.social · 3mo ago

David Hockney art. An artist may have passed on but the art remains for us to enter into.

A print of this sits on my wall and I have spent many hours lost in it. A huge loss, though his paintings will continue to be a strength for so many.

Tim Maynard @timmaynard.bsky.social · 3mo ago

A print of this sits on my wall and I have spent many hours lost in it. A huge loss, though his paintings will continue to be a strength for so many.

@fravery.bsky.social · 3mo ago

This art speaks to me because I have a thing for rows of trees, and the landscape on the right is also so interesting, as are the shadows, the road, and of course the tiny people who get even tinier in the distance, as the trees do. Shows the interconnectivity of things.

"Trees are poems that Earth writes upon the sky." Khalil Gibran Ralph Emerson art

I like this writer, Heather Cox Richardson (HCR). Today, she writes about LBJ and the "Great Society," during a period of growth in the US in 1964. The gist was that we might aspire to things that are not measured in the same way. I like this idea and how HCR describes it.

May 22, 2026

On May 22, 1964, in a graduation speech at the University of Michigan, President Lyndon Johnson put a name to a new vision for the United States.

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CJ Fogler@cjzero.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Requoting a comment. I want to see this video. "The Bears having Rome Odunze as Bob Ross really got me"

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The New York Times@nytimes.com · 3mo ago

Who might run for president in 2028? I see some I know, some I don't like, and some I don't see yet. I bet there is a way to wager on these candidates' chances. to see the statistical chances that someone comes up with. Like polls. Just for fun, to look at only, of course.

There is no shortage of signs that likely 2028 presidential candidates are preparing to run. Here's an early look at those who have been floated as candidates, or who seem to be testing the waters. nyti.ms/4foCnOU

(Self) Regulators, mount up!@bankuei.bsky.social · 3mo ago

This theory about Waymos padding their miles makes sense to me. I learned a little bit already today!

While the Waymos do have errors like this, the other part is that robo taxis are sometimes set up to do loops around blocks or drive endlessly in parking lots to drive up ratio of miles driven vs. accident incidents to pad safety numbers.

Dave Whamond@davewhamond.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I loved the Back to the Future movies and I've seen both of these actors in new programs recently. Fox was on Shrinking and it was great to see him! Doc was on Nobody movie, not that new but new to me. Biff as Pres, yes that is about right.

Back to the Seventies?

The Wall Street Journal@wsj.com · 4mo ago

I'm going to try this. I like to look at various things during the day (when I take a break from working), including weather, stocks, and headlines. This might save me time so I could stand up and walk around more. Also, it's a way for non-techie people like me to get sitting work done faster.

Our columnist used AI to create a dashboard to monitor her life—and caught a glimpse of our DIY software future. on.wsj.com/4cWyWw8

🍁🇨🇦Team Canada Forever🇨🇦🍁@teamcanadaforever.bsky.social · 4mo ago

My first laugh of the day, on a day that is otherwise a little bit sad. Thank you, SNL. #SNL #whitehouse #gasprices #Kash #Hegseth

Aziz Ansari is SNL's Kash Patel Even the annoying high pitching voice was the same 😂🤣😅

Cannonball Adderall@echoloop.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I never heard of a dog-friendly bar, but this is a great post. And in my small city back in the day, I could ride my bike to go out to see my friends and have my dog hang out under the table just in case something fell. I think there might even be a Bible verse about that. I love the dog shown.

I was at a dog-friendly bar in NW Portland tonight and a table behind me started singing Happy Birthday and then I realized it wasn’t for a person but a really old dog who was wearing a crown and he was old and fucking adorable and I love this city

Photo I took of these wonderful people (the faces of whom I’ve blacked out) singing happy Birthday to their lovely old dog at a bar I was at tonight in Portland

That tree guy 𓅃@somearborist.bsky.social · 5mo ago

This might be the most iconic image of the successful Artemis II landing. I want to reassure everyone that there was no giant cat; this is an actual photo, but taken out of context. Sometimes the media can selectively show information to reinforce its bias.

Now that they’re safe on the ground we.. ocean, I can make a joke OMG ARTEMIS IS IN TROUBLE WE’RE GETTING REPORTS OF A GIANT CAT BATTING THEM OUT OF THE SKY OH THE HUMANITY

ARRM4@ar-rm4.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I've seen a few posts about cats watching the Artemis II landing. This is important to share, another way to look at things differently. What if there were guidance other than human assistance in this venture?

Cat 2 watching thr recovery of Artemis II crew

This time-lapse of the Artemis II splashdown makes me feel like I was in the capsule, and also skipped the 6 minutes when there was no communication. Sometimes it's good to step back for a view from a distance.

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Astronomy 🔭@astronomy.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The closest image of the Moon ever taken by Artemis II - this makes me think of how much of the universe we do not see, or comprehend.

🚨: NASA just released this closest image of Moon ever taken by Artemis II . The clarity in insane in this view.

Lunar Closeup from NASA Artemis II Gallery https://www.nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mobile-wallpapers/

AltSpaceForce 🚀🇺🇲@altspaceforce.altgov.info · 5mo ago

This was a joyful moment when Artemis II splashed down. Time moved at a different pace last night.

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