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nycbos's JournalMel Brookes History of the World - Last Supper
Want to wish a Happy Easter to all who celebrate with a little bit of blasphemy.
Lawrence: Bill Bradley did the most dramatic thing I ever saw on the Senate floor
I gathered signatures for his presidential campaign when I was 12 in lower Manhattan. I ended up working on campaigns in six different states.
I love Lawrence's narrations. Not to stereotype, but the Irish really have a gift for storytelling.
State of the Union Cold Open - SNL
I am guessing it was not hard to get Scarlett Johansson for this.
Johnson's mixed signals on ShotSpotter add up to another misstep
For context, Chicago's mayor Brandon Johnson pledged to get rid of a technology called ShotSpotter during the mayoral campaign.
To my understanding, there are contradictory reports on whether or not the technology is effective.
Johnson’s mixed signals on ShotSpotter add up to another misstep
The public deserves two things in the wake of Mayor Brandon Johnson's move Tuesday to cancel the city’s ShotSpotter contract: a clear-as-crystal answer as to why he thinks the pricey system is ineffective — and a suitable replacement for the gunfire-detection technology that the city's top cop favors.
Instead, Chicagoans received yet another one of those muddled and maddeningly contradictory "solutions" that have become so typical of the Johnson administration.
The mayor said he is ditching ShotSpotter when the city's $49 million contract ends Friday — but will keep the technology in place through Sept. 22, through a new contract in order to aid crime fighting efforts through the summer and during the high-profile Democratic National Convention in August.
That makes ShotSpotter simultaneously bad enough to get rid of now, and yet good enough to keep around for another six months. Only in Johnson's City Hall does this make sense.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/editorials/2024/02/14/shotspotter-mayor-johnson-city-hall-supt-larry-snelling-editorial
Homer Simpson Calls The Coach's Hotline
A little humor to get you ready for the Super Bowl
"I declare Kanas City to be Smooth Jimmy's lock for the Super Bowl."
Homer: "That's a big lock but I just don't trust that guy"
"I declare San Fransico to be my shoe-in for the Super Bowl."
Homer: "They both make good cases."
Hamas in Higher Education Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
Antisemitism in higher education is real.
Makes fun of himself at the end here
NFL playoff picture: Steve Kornacki breaks down postseason races in Week 17 FNIA NFL on NBC
A little fun to start the new year.
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