Also unaware that New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are definitely rooting for the Jays, not Seattle
@rossgalbraith
Husband and dad. Happy nerd who likes whisky, coffee, good urban design, fly fishing, sci-fi and music. IBEW union guy, specialized in the utility sector and nuclear. Love geeking out about the energy systems and a clean environment. He/him. π¨π¦
Also unaware that New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are definitely rooting for the Jays, not Seattle
The Mother
Helen McNicoll
c. 1912
So much winning!
Ooh! This one will get the job done!
Thank you Bryn! We have already started planning for next year!
Great looking fly Bryn - the brookies will love that one!
Close to 70 people in a room with stone walls and pillars painted with green hops. A man on a stage introducing films on a screen behind him.
Local fly fisherman against a bar with brick walls and lime green pipes, speaking before the start of the festival.
Men laughing and drinking beer, sitting together on a brown leather couch with a hot pink abstract canvas on a brick wall.
Close-up of the crowd chatting and drinking beer at intermission.
Full house at Wasted Day Brewing for the International Fly Fishing Film Festival - the first showing in #SaintJohn!
Congrats Arliss and @rossgalbraith.bsky.social for a successful event!
#FlyFishing #FlyTying #IF4
This is fantastic! π¨π¦
You should watch this. Especially my friends in the USA.
The equivalent of FA&FO
Trudeau: I want to speak first directly to the American peopleβ¦ your government has chosen to do this to you. Your government has chosen to put American jobs at risk. They have chosen to raise costs for American consumers on everyday essential itemsβ¦
We should buy the products of Canadian companies not because economic nationalism is a good idea β the whole point of our outrage at the tariffs is that it isnβt β but because specific local companies, our neighbours, are getting hurt badly by this and need a lot of support now
Trudeau: "Now I want to speak directly to one specific American. Donald...it's not in my habit to agree with the WSJ, but Donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do. We friends fighting is exactly what our opponents around the world want to see."
U.S. stock markets plummeted on Tuesday morning as a new global trade war began.
Good. I saw a National Post columnist was upset about this, and it tells you so much
And not one of the polite ones. Weβve written a response to @nytimes.comβs Peter Baker and every other American who is taking the annexation of Canada as a fun thought experiment. Here in @foreignpolicy.com with my daughter @alicesouthey.com. Gift link.
DITCH HIM π¨π¦πΊπΈ
Here is an excellent plan to help fight American Imperialism.
Still number 1. Never number 51. π¨π¦βοΈ
Because Fort Knox is way less secure than cryptocurrency, right? π
Years ago, after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, I interviewed a former fb employee, and I remember her continually emphasizing that these tech bros weren't evil geniuses, but were, in fact, dangerous because they were utterly clueless, totally reckless, and had too much power.
The boycott is working on both sides of the border.
Keep it up.
Do not bend to the oligarchs.
Over my mostly private-sector career, Iβve heard the suggestion that government is incompetent and the private sector is efficient and effective.
Many times Iβve seen the opposite, with the private sector often shockingly incompetent but largely un-scrutinized like the public sector is.
Until now.
A red envelope with the word "husband" on it, placed upside down on the keyboard of my desktop computer.
My wife has given me a Valentine's Day envelope addressed to "pudq'snH," which any true devotee of Star Trek will tell you is a Klingon term of endearment, meaning "The One I Will Kill Last," introduced in the classic Next Generation epis-
What?
(flips envelope 180 degrees)
Ohhhhh riiiight got it
Hereβs why modern EVs are more prepared for extreme temps www.greencarreports.com/news/1145724...
By donating their current U.S. inventory (which no one wants right now) to a Food Bank, Canadian grocery stores can compensate for the loss with a tax deduction and by a smart advertising campaign, then replace with a Canadian or non-American good. Win win.