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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Big Boy heading east out of Lancaster, New York. June 10, 2026. Huge crowds at every stop as this monster made its first trip east since it was built. The sound is deafening -- not just the whistle but the clank and rumble of the pistons and side-rods. And the smell of hot oil, which stays with me over 12 hours after the experience.
About 1:10 the short whistle blasts, plus the steam jets from the sides, indicates the engineer's displeasure at people standing too near the tracks...
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How City Kids Used to Play on the Streets of New York | The New Yorker
Photographs by Martha Cooper
...and the guy who tipped it in isn't even in the picture because his forward momentum threw him out of bounds while the ball was still hovering above the rim.
And Kawhi's shot...
THE SOCIAL RECKONING – Teaser Trailer
List of people and things banned from the Parkview Tavern in New Orleans, which closed its doors for the last time a week ago on June 3rd.
Or, it might be an alternate genealogy list from S1E8 of Widow’s Bay.
Some highlights and (presumably) lowlifes:
HARRY - UNCLE GENE'S NEPHEW
CREEPY BILLY (BUD FAIR GROUNDS GUY)
COUSIN FUCKER BILLY (FROM THE TRACK)
COWBOY HAT RICH
GRAVE DIGGER JOE
FOREIGN MAN WHO POINTS
MICHIGAN COLIN
CAROLYN (BUFFALO NUGGETS)
CURTIS
MOST TRACK EMPLOYEES
DAVID C - LIVES IN LIZZIE'S OLD HOUSE
When two AIs argue against each other, the legal system loses.
Even Jesus Christ would mutter, “Jesus Christ!” at this one.
The scene on Union Street in Brooklyn tonight, per bluesky
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Old tweet from the creator of Apple TV's show 'Widow's Bay'
Mayor Mamdani calls winners of his program to offer 1,000 affordable World Cup tickets to New Yorkers.
The Loop was supposed to transform Vegas. It's the dumbest transit system imaginable.
In 1863, the world’s first underground railway opened in London. On its first day, nearly 40,000 thrilled Brits made the short, speedy journey between Paddington and Farringdon. The future of transportation had arrived.
One hundred and sixty-three years later, I was at my desk in San Francisco, clicking around the Vegas Loop map, trying to figure out where the world’s dumbest form of transportation could take me. In 2016, billionaire Elon Musk decided he was sick of traffic. Because Musk believes every thought he’s ever had is the first of its kind, he decided to revolutionize transportation. His mission was to build underground highways, creating a tunnel system below surface streets that would zip people around in a way that congested, outdated freeways could not. Las Vegas, which has never seen a gimmick it didn’t love, signed on to become the first American city with a Loop.
The scale is ambitious to the point of stupidity. Once its 104 stations and 68 miles of tunnels are complete, the Vegas Loop site says it “will serve up to 90,000 passengers per hour.” About 642,000 people live in Las Vegas, plus an additional 110,000 tourists on any given day. That means every single resident and tourist need to ride the Loop multiple times per day to average 90,000 passengers an hour. For reference, the Tokyo Metro moves 6.5 million people a day around an area with 33 million residents. You do the math.
To supplement this sad little system, the Loop added $12.50 rides to the airport. But because there’s no tunnel there yet, it’s just a regular route on regular surface streets. Oh sorry, were you imagining a train? Autonomous cars? Nope. The Loop is operated by human drivers in Teslas. Elon Musk is creating a race of mole people driving endless circles below Las Vegas.
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Neal Cassady in the Backhouse (1965)
“The film was shot on the property of writer Ken Kesey (“One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest”) in La Honda, CA, in 1965 and depicts Beat Generation figure Neal Cassady high on amphetamines and speaking in a stream of consciousness. An Intrepid Trips Production. Camera: Page Browning. Sound: Mountain Girl. Editors: Ken Babbs, John Babbs. Preserved by UCLA Film & Television Archive with funding provided by The Film Foundation. Laboratory services by Audio Mechanics, DJ Audio, Inc, Stanford Theatre Film Laboratory. Special thanks to Zane Kesey.”
