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Here’s the second of two videos that I filmed at the grand reopening of the Anthony Muñoz Community Center in Ontario, California. If you don’t like politician speeches, skip the first 15 minutes and go right to the facility tour. https://fb.watch/9p0gWq02Lb/

Bredemarket was live.

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just heard this song in the background of a TikTok video. The song is better than the video was.

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Bots do not understand subtlety. I suspect Randy Newman and Steve Taylor do not have Twitter accounts.

Must-win? What? When? How?

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I keep waiting for San Bernardino County to update its vaccine criteria. Hasn’t happened yet.

Bredemarket and proposal services

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What is a proposal? A proposal is a sales document that allows a firm to state how it can address a potential client’s needs. These client n

Breakup.

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Gerald Ford attended seven Presidential inaugurations as a Member of Congress. Here are some of the related materials from our collections.

This ticket allowed the newly elected Representative from Michigan to be admitted to the President’s Platform to watch President Truman’s inauguration ceremony in 1949. (National Archives Identifier 7062710)

President Eisenhower’s first inauguration took place in 1953. Gerald Ford kept this ticket for the Inaugural Ball held that year at the National Guard Armory in his scrapbook collection. (National Archives Identifier 7062711)

January 20 fell on a Sunday in 1957, so President Eisenhower took the oath of office privately at the White House. Ford received this invitation for the public inauguration ceremony held the following day at the U.S. Capitol. (National Archives Identifier 7062583)

The program for the 1961 inaugural ceremonies provides a step-by-step outline of the day from the principals’ arrival at the U.S. Capitol to the trip to the White House after President Kennedy was sworn into office. (National Archives Identifier 7062584)

This automobile police pass allowed Representative Ford’s car to “pass…through all lanes and thoroughfares, except on or across the parade route during parade” on President Johnson’s inauguration day in 1965. (National Archives Identifier 7062713)

President Nixon took the oath of office for the first time in 1969. This ticket allowed the bearer to watch the inauguration ceremony from the President’s Reviewing Stand. (National Archives Identifier 7062714)

Gerald Ford served on the Joint House-Senate Committee that helped plan President Nixon’s second inauguration in 1973. He included this report on the inaugural festivities in his Congressional newsletter from January 29, 1973. (National Archives Identifier 4525481)

Welcome, IBM. Seriously.

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Monkeys (allegedly) doing the jobs that Thai people don't want to do

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(on the correct blog this time) When Standards Day doesn't even occur during Standards Week - thanks to @mitchwagner and @doctorow

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It's scam day!

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