Hello fellow Seattleite.

A light suggestion would be to put a little less sugar and then add sugar to taste. I would probably like more sugar than most people, so check that part. Also, don’t sweat the cinnamon being Mexican only. It’s great but not necessary for it to taste awesome. You can also buy rice milk already processed if you’re pressed for time.

There were probably long meetings about nip or no nip.

https://www.mexicoinmykitchen.com/horchata-recipe/

It is not. It is his mom and stepdad.

We’ve got an article, I’m sure there will be more coming out. It’s his mom and stepdad:

Social media accounts for his parents show that his dad, a U.S. Army veteran, and his mom, a pet groomer, have each divorced and remarried. Each has made Facebook posts in support of President Donald Trump and right-wing politics, but there is no indication their son shares their views.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/wess-roley-identified-as-man-accused-of-killing-idaho-firefighters/

It’s one of the best, but it’s not free from controversy. Look at their board of directors and where they’ve worked (scroll down).

https://sh.itjust.works/comment/12192946

I think they’re mostly creating the world their owners want. I’ve seen articles buried, where you have to have the exact headline to access it.

To go along with what you’re saying, the headline people are usually the biggest problem.

Single, that would mean there is a lot of water.

Today or this week?

It depends on where you are. Seattle summers are amazing (shhhh, don’t tell anyone).

Louis Anthony “Tony” Cox Jr, a Denver-based risk analyst and former Trump adviser who once reportedly claimed there is no proof that cleaning air saves lives, is developing an AI application to scan academic research for what he sees as the false conflation of correlation with causation.

Cox has described the project as an attempt to weed “propaganda” out of epidemiological research and perform “critical thinking at scale” in emails to industry researchers, which were obtained via Freedom of Information Act requests by the Energy and Policy Institute, a non-profit advocacy group, and exclusively reviewed by the Guardian.

BTW, Sh.itjust.works isn’t US based.

I know. Reuters is owned by a Canadian billionaire family if that’s important to you.

(Scroll down to the comments for info) https://sh.itjust.works/comment/12174374

From the outside looking in, the pageantry of it all is probably why it sticks. You also have someone to talk about. We get the drama of US citizens and immigrants being sent to concentration camps or prisons in other countries.

I’m glad you are. I love the “No Kings” slogan and that other countries are taking it up. I wish they would call the next protest in America “No Kings II, then whatever they were going to call it here.” I guess we could could call it unofficially, “No Kings II.”

The Guardian isn’t horrible, but not perfect. Reuters, if you squint, is pretty good 3/4 of the time. Propublica is great for investigative journalism. All of them have horrible headline writers at least half the time. Politico isn’t worth checking, but every month or so, you might miss something. It’s a mixed bag basically, so you have to check out a few.

I try to post the “real” stuff (not what trump says, but what he and the republicans are doing) on politics at sh.itjust.works on weekdays. It’s US based and I’m anti-right.

They’re not that great anyway. They’re barely holding on to my personal list of reliable sources. If I really need something, there are other places to go. Good luck BBC.

No paywall at The Daily Beast: https://www.thedailybeast.com/bezos-protests-ramp-up-in-venice-as-greenpeace-wades-in-on-wedding-to-lauren-sanchez/

I really like the pre-identity thing, especially if you’re going to other types of activity pub applications or switching instances.