Rosie the Ribbiter

well that sucks

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There wasn't even a moment's hesitation about my Halloween costume.

TIL that ICE tried to detain a colleague’s teenaged son, asked him about his “color,” held a gun on him as he produced ID

the claim is on behalf of twitter investors who sold during the period when he should have disclosed his initial stake. once he made his belated disclosure, the price shot up; those who sold before then sold too cheap

-that he relied on counsel's advice that no disclosure was necessary. If that is his defense, he waives attorney client privilege and plaintiffs get discovery into what the attorney's advice actually was.

explanation: this is a securities class action alleging that musk defrauded twitter investors by delaying disclosure of his nearly 10% stake prior to making his acquisition offer. musk is being evasive about whether he intends to argue -

update:

PORTLAND IS ON FIRE

And this:
92% of the growth in the entire country this year has been data centers. And some of that is "circular deals" that dont involve actual money

fortune.com/2025/10/07/d...

My mom is part of this group, and this was not a physically easy thing for her to do. I am so proud of her.

This isn’t funny. Judges only speak to the press when they’re in extreme distress

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Trump clearly decided that rapid identification of public health threats to the U.S. is something that only Democrats want.

Public health largely began in the military because once upon a time, leaders understood that disease is the greatest threat to militarily readiness. That’s over.

The editors of the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) were apparently fired today.

The precursor to MMWR began in 1878 to address emerging public health threats rapidly.

We are not “great” without it. We are vulnerable to threats from sporadic foodborne illness to bioterrorism.

You could make a very compelling Humane Society commercial using only images of my pampered, well fed dog sitting in crate after a warm bath administered by a large doofus (yours truly).

Big dumb humans are apparently quite mean what with their stupid “no fecal matter in fur” rule.

Love it. Public companies are required by law to adopt and publish a code of conduct. Ergo, codes of conduct are meaningless and investors cannot rely on them as truthful statements of corporate policy.

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In re Exscientia PLC, DNJ

Well, I mean..

www.salesforce.com/news/press-r...

Metaverse, you say?

My boss: so how's our fourth quarter looking?

Me, the sales manager at the company that makes inflatable frog suits: well, you're never going to believe this, but

To be fair I really enjoyed watching the frog mixing it up with the unicorn and the dinosaur

The Frog Costume has gone from $25 to almost $40 on amazon over the last week. There's an army brewing.

The Trump DOJ has insisted for months that the third country removal of Abrego Garcia would be handled like any other case. Now an admin official testifies that the White House was directly involved in picking Uganda. I believe this is the first confirmation of White House involvement in AG's case.