NOW PLAYING! The film marked the debut of Jessica Lange. She would earn the first of five Golden Globe Awards for her performance..

Florida. Meanwhile in Canada, Carney wants to integrate AI throughout the public service.

Hey, did you know Saskatchewan is sunny as fuck and windy as shit?? We SHOULD be world leaders

Creepy as hell, I have to say.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) #filmsky #horrorsky

Batman comic cover by Evan Cagle

"Scott Pelley stood up and went toe-to-toe with the new guy to call out Bari Weiss and the Ellisons, and what the corporate overlords are doing in order to try to murder '60 Minutes.'" @jvl.bsky.social and @willsommer.bsky.social discuss the corporate war inside CBS.

We Rate Dogs is a good dude. The internet got lucky with him.

This is really important. “More than 100 retired NASA astronauts have banded together to form a new nonpartisan organization…” and its members believe deeply in “principles such as the rule of law, checks and balances, and the peaceful transition of power.” Follow @astronauts4america.bsky.social

Whatever level is of contempt for GOP senators one has, it is not enough

lol, seppies gonna be angy

I'm teaching my teenage son to be the exact opposite of Elon. Rest assured, it's going well...

One of the funniest covers of all time.

It's hard to keep track of who's who in the race to out crazy each other.

…I’m out.

Posting a Comic Cover I love Ron Frenz & Sal Buscema

of international visitors, cut their trips by 20%. The administration added a fingerprint registration requirement for anyone staying more than 30 days. Visa wait times have ballooned. Nearly half of international travelers surveyed said Trump’s policies made them less likely to visit.

This didn’t happen by accident. Travel bans now cover nationals from nearly 40 countries. Germany issued a formal warning to its citizens that a U.S. visa doesn’t guarantee they’ll actually be allowed in after several Germans were detained at the border. Canadians, our single largest source

#NatureBasedSolutions #yyc #ClimateChange www.iisd.org/articles/pol...

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Here's some of the articles #ClimateLens host Bentley (@bigclimate.bsky.social) relied on for research for this month's show, including a previous episode (because this is the zombie coal project that refuses to die) #WaterNotCoal #StopCoal #ProtectOurWater #yyc #abpoli bsky.app/profile/bigc...

This piece asks the question & answers it: a massive, generational, unforgivable failure of journalism.

"Since launching its climate strategy, its energy investments returned 10 per cent annually, compared to 8 per cent from a global oil index — a gap that amounts to almost $4 billion above what investing in oil companies would have generated."

macleans.ca/longforms/th... @barbetta1.bsky.social @thegentyyc.bsky.social

“"Build-out times are much, much shorter. So a project can go from initial planning finalizing construction in just a few years, whereas typical fossil fuel infrastructure can take 10 to 15 years," Fulghum said.” And we can use 🇨🇦 ingenuity and panels to pass 🌎. So why not @mark-carney.bsky.social?

89/ Who wants to read this -- the Tragedy of American Energy Dominance @katemac.bsky.social this so good by Ted Fertik (assist from Claude) x.com/tedfertik/st... bsky.app/profile/70sb...

yes, but the interlaced hope is so addictive. That book gave me the first good use for a blockchain (rather than a publicly viewable spreadsheet) in the carbon credits, and the air ships, and returning high prairie North America to grassland and bison…

Been saying this myself . . .

KSR can annoy me and I hate every character he’s ever named Frank (it’s a thing he does) because they’re very much the Middle-Aged, Clueless, Arrogant White Dude Who Takes Forever to Learn, but that character exists for KSR’s middle-aged audience. Everyone else is always a better character.

If your goal in dealing with climate change doesn't include "helping people not die," I'm not sure we are aligned.

Thread. And once again, I am recommending the first chapter of Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the Future. The first chapter is the ebook preview everywhere, so you don’t even have to buy anything. It describes a heat emergency that _will_ happen & less drastic versions HAVE happened.

Yes!

It wasn't long ago at all when this was the false justification for Trudeau spending 34 billion of our tax dollars on the Trans Mountain pipeline. Just this one more oil infrastructure expansion, we were told, so that funds generated by it could gusher into climate initiatives to save us all. 3/

We've been fed this particular bullshit line that we have to deliberately make things worse before we can some day afford to make it better for about fifty years, and it has never once been true. It's a zombie lie that shambles back to life every time Ottawa commits more climate arson. 2/

The same communities are the ones who pay every single year and they aren't getting any compensation. I think they need to collectively sue the shit out of big oil and get their share. Some Norway House residents forced to evacuate as wildfire nears www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews...

With Stephen Guilbeault's departure from the LPC, cult-of-Carney supporters have chosen a climate narrative to gaslight us with: "You don't get it: we need to make the money to transition away from oil before we can start to do it. This is a vital first step!" Here's why that's total bullshit. 🧵1/

Scott Pelley, 60 Minutes correspondent, bring down hellfire on the new guy.

businesses: we’re finding all this AI spending isn’t really paying off and we’re thinking it might be time to pull back public: it’s hard to tell what’s real anymore with all this AI slop and some of my friends are acting pretty weird mark carney: WE MUST SPEED UP AI ADOPTION FOR THE ECONOMY

And the book DOES start in some hard space because we’re in hard space now, but I promise you, it has so much practical hope, so much to say about permaculture and how we can change, so many practical ideas we can do individually and in small groups. It believes the future is worth having.

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Air conditioning is a big drain on electricity, true, but it keeps people safe and healthy, unlike say, private jet usage. In Ireland, data centers accounted for 18% of the total electricity consumption in 2022 (having tripled since 2015) and are projected to reach 28% by 2031. Let’s discuss *that*

Here is reality: www.cbc.ca/news/science... Trudeau, and now Carney's government is lagging behind the world. While the world is adding solar and wind to its grids, Canada is too slow. It's not helped by Smith and Moe, but Carney isn't going around them either, as he plays nice with both. #cdnpoli

Here are the top 5 dogs of May!

It takes strength to look the person who could fire you in the eye and tell them that both they and their boss are giant pieces of trash. You usually don't win, but you definitely leave a mark, and you write your place in history. That's what Scott Pelley did today.

Air conditioning is unapologetically a good thing because it helps people not die. And one good thing about air conditioning is that it largely needs to run during the day when solar power is at its maximum: it can and should align with clean energy goals.

I noticed an elderly woman using a mobility scooter on my bike route was always getting jammed up and walked over and missing her chance at crosswalks. I bought and installed a horn on her handlebars that sounds like a train. I just saw her scare the pants off like six people and then scoot on by! ✌️

I think the fact that one of the Alberta separatist movement's main proponents believes King Charles wants to assassinate him should be a bigger part of the conversation surrounding this debate

Coming out of the supermarket the other day, I watched a driver struggle to back a Cybertruck out of a parking spot. There wasn’t enough room behind the vehicle, so they had to make essentially a 20-point turn. It was glorious. I left before the Tesla could burst into flames.

We live in a country where some of the best journalists are late night comedians & editorial cartoonists. THANK YOU Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, Tom Tomorrow, Mike Luckovich & Michael de Adder ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! #LAUGH_DO_NOT_DESPAIR ✊