Steve Lionel
@stevelionel.com
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Retired software engineer, world traveler, cat lover. he/him If you're looking for automatic follow-backs, look elsewhere.
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Nashua, NH. Crowd overflowed the original area, spilled onto surrounding streets.
Nashua NH had half a dozen inflatable costumes on display today, including frog, squirrel, gingerbread man, two unicorns and a dog, plus something I can't identify.
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It’s important to flood social media and news channels with news about how ICE lies, so that potential jurors see it.
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"You are being musically mean to me and it's hurting my feelings so I am going to call the police department that we are supposed to be supporting to report a feels violation."
A man in Washington, DC, plays the Imperial March from Star Wars while following patrolling soldiers. One of the soldiers threatens to call the police.
Windows? Just use the built-in Microsoft service - it's fine for nearly everyone.
I subscribed earlier based on Wired's excellent reporting in recent months. I enjoy the printed version too.
Santo Stefano di Sessanio, Italy, 2025 #caturday
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I told you MAGA was rewriting the Bible and some of you mocked me
AI slop now making up saccharine Bible verses that do not exist
Giglio Island, Italy, May 2025 #caturday
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AOC: "On this point of tax on tips, as one of the only people in this body who has lived off of tips, I want to tell you a little bit about the scam ... the cap on that is $25,000 while you're jacking up taxes on people who make less than $50,000 across the US ... while kicking them off the ACA."
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Republicans are motivated by hurting and bored by helping.
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just saw a group of masked men stuffing masked ICE agents into an unmarked car, who were saying "we're ICE we're ICE!" but the abductors shouted to the crowd "no we're ICE!" no one knew who was ICE, so no one in the crowd said anything.
I feel sorry for residents of four of those states who fall for clickbait misleading articles such as this one - and I have seen others. Only in Washington state are all driver licenses EDLs - in the other four EDLs are an extra cost option that many don't get.
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Janet Mills becoming more popular in Maine after very publicly defending the trans community is a big fuck you to all those Democrats who said we had to abandon them.
Why can't I find this in NPR's feed, on its web site, or in Rozen's Bluesky posts? I am not willing to go search on Xitter.
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Thank goodness for the efficency
This was a LOT of fun! John is as delightful a speaker as he is a writer, and he is very approachable. There were maybe 70-80 people there. He read a chapter from the upcoming Old Man's War book 7, which had me wanting to reread the rest. I highly recommend attending if he comes your way.
At a book signing for @scalzi.com ‘s latest, in Concord NH. First one of these I’ve attended. Starts soon.
I will pick mine up at your author signing in Concord, NH. Looking forward to it!
"For all the doubt that antivaccine advocates have sowed around childhood immunizations, for all the political proclamations of conscientious objection and the freedom to choose, this child did not have a choice."
"Too many people view the risks of illness from the vaccine as outweighing the risk of getting measles itself, and what’s abundantly clear now is that the risk of getting measles is increasing."
The Measles Outbreak in Texas Is Why Vaccines Matter
Opting against vaccines may uphold ideas of personal freedom, but it has doomed the county at the center of the Texas measles outbreak
www.scientificamerican.com
This seems so appropriate in today's world: "The short term, soggy biscuit approach to marketing is to make people feel bad about themselves, then offer a solution to their artificially constructed problem."

Schwartz, Jenny. Cajole (The Adventures of a Xeno-Archaeologist Book 4) (p. 84).