can already tell this isn’t gonna hit the way woims did even if i think this is a more compelling reference, anyway, the final chapter remains an absolutely stunning exploration of the way reportage can absolutely warp a person into something unrecognizable
again imagine that speech bubble effect
this opinion is only intensifying after strange buildings. that ending is unexpectedly rough business (in terms of triggering content, not a criticism) but an otherwise a very enjoyable solve-‘em-up.
Des is declared guilty of corruptly concealing a document or record. Both Des and Mari are declared guilty of conspiracy to conceal documents.
Song is additionally declared guilty of one count (of 3) of attempted murder and three counts of discharging a firearm during, in relation to, or in furtherance of a crime of violence.
8 defendants (all but Des) declared guilty of riot, material support to terrorism, conspiracy to use & carry an explosive device, use & carry an explosive device.
We have a verdict and we are heartbroken at the results.
This is only the beginning. We will continue to fight the remaining charges until every defendant is home.
lmao this is the exact pitch I’ve been using, that album is so good
oh no
I tried to represent the effect visually through the medium of text and image
OH MY GOD
in thirty years the numero ben katzman box set is going to sell 10,000 copies
cmon man you know the answer to this
mayor brandon "ending homelessness" johnson and democratic socialist park district commissioner carlos ramirez-rosa say they plan to evict unhoused residents of legion park as planned on march 17 despite pleas and alternative proposals from residents:
it’s not $20 anymore i can tell you that
looking at tom jones ticket prices and thinking about when i saw tower of power and tom jones for twenty american dollars. we have to nationalize tom jones concerts.
the number of people who are like "just don't go to (big) concerts anymore 😏" (and aren't saying so for covid conscious reasons) don't acknowledge that livenation runs a lot of midtier venues too. and with the shrinking of popular music due to spotify, everyone better stop liking anything popular.
happy 312 day, keep your juices in the chops
We have assembled a new guide for union members seeking advice on transforming their unions: how (and when) to build a union reform caucus, and how to navigate the challenges of developing a caucus.
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been working on this story for a (very) long time. there’s been a ton of change at sxsw, now owned out of california, over the past year. lot of people who left the company think it’s doomed. current staff insist it’s about to enter a renaissance. i tried to understand how they can both think that.
Corli has been the community investment reporter at The TRiiBE for nearly two years, during which she has gone above and beyond in her role. In fact, The TRiiBE surpassed one million page views on its website largely due to Corli’s reporting on Cook County’s guaranteed income program. She is a dogged and compassionate reporter who’s integral not only to The TRiiBE team but also to Chicago’s media ecosystem.
We believe the grounds for our member’s termination are retaliatory and intended to send a chilling message: that, though TRiiBE leadership claims to support “workers’ rights to unionize,” they don’t actually mean it.
Corli Jay, The TRiiBE’s community investment reporter was terminated by TRiiBE leadership on March 9 alleging that she had broken nonexistent company ethics rules. We believe this is retaliation for organizing a union. One Triibe United demands the immediate reinstatement of our member and voluntary recognition of our union.
Corli Jay, The TRiiBE’s community investment reporter was terminated by TRiiBE leadership on March 9 alleging that she had broken nonexistent company ethics rules.
happy birthday friend!!!!
yes
in five years you’re gonna love the Japanese tv show unsolved cases
glad you didn’t Stay Home
Graphic from The Sick Times sharing the latest COVID-19 trends for March 10, 2026. The graphic presents trends for three metrics: WastewaterSCAN category for SARS-CoV-2, which is “medium” (represented with a dark yellow color) and slightly decreasing (represented with a diagonal down arrow); CDC wastewater viral activity level for SARS-Cov-2, which is “low*” (dark yellow) and slightly decreasing; and CDC COVID-19 test positivity, which is moderate (darker yellow) and slightly decreasing. Text below these metrics reads: “*CDC wastewater viral activity levels are calculated based on measurements in the last two years only. They do not account for the lower spread that could be possible with more widespread precautions.”
This winter’s COVID-19 wave may have peaked at a lower point than we’ve seen in prior years, but it’s been a long one. And, months of moderate-to-high viral spread add up in causing severe disease and new Long COVID cases. This week's COVID-19 trends report: bit.ly/4cFvB6c
cammy’s heart is one of the most beautiful things i have experienced, and we are all blessed when she chooses to make the immense effort to offer us such a raw piece of it. please read and vote. 💖💖💖
