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RT @CoffeewClassics: Dostoevsky didn’t have to go this hard, but he did. from The Brothers Karamazov https://t.co/7WLLhSsGsY

Dostoevsky didn’t have to go this hard, but he did. from The Brothers Karamazov https://t.co/7WLLhSsGsY

RT @CoffeewClassics: Dostoevsky didn’t have to go this hard, but he did. from The Brothers Karamazov https://t.co/7WLLhSsGsY

The fate of the free world is in your hands. Beat New York

This came from this excellent podcast on Wheaton Precious Metals https://t.co/X7TXVhkx8D

Today I learned that there are very few dedicated silver mines: 40% of silver comes as a byproduct of lead-zinc mines, 20% comes as a byproduct of copper mines, and 15-20% comes from gold mines.

RT @lhamtil: We were fortunate enough to interview the great Marc Levinson on his history of A&P, once the largest retailer in the world, a…

German ace Hans-Joachim Marseille and a Hurricane he shot down in North Africa. All but 7 of his 158 claimed victories were against the British Desert Air Force over North Africa. No other pilot claimed as many Western Allied aircraft as him. More to wiki https://t.co/NurfinkQhk

Here we see several German Jagdpanther tank destroyers from Schwere Panzerjäger Abteilung 654 (which translates roughly to "Heavy Tank Hunter Battalion"). The Jagdpanther was a powerful tank destroyer built on the Panther tank chassis and equipped with the renowned 8.8cm cannon. https://t.co/s9Xsn4YtME

RT @DisgracedProp: Talking with fascinating poster @titusfilm about his article “The Third Wave of Journalism,” arguing that the era of her…

This ad is amazing because neither pole in the argument captures the spirit of "being a real man." It's not about barrel-aged bourbon or deadlifting 500 pounds, nor is it about supporting IVF or voting for Kamala Harris. These are both caricatures: one is a left-wing

The salted butter was intended to spoil more slowly. Nowadays, refrigeration mostly deals with that problem.

Salted butter used to contain 3-4X the amount of salt that current "salted butter" does. It was also of finer quality (excess salt would disguise the poor flavor in salted butter). Nowadays, you can simply use salted butter to bake and slightly reduce the amount of added salt.

As you get older in life, seems like you tend to think more of your sins of omission, such as the efforts you didn't make to apologize, or make time for an old acquaintance whom you later find out has unexpectedly passed away. The latter happens surprisingly often in your 40s.

A&P is yet another example of how cutting prices to take share can be a treacherous strategy; if are you just cutting costs and not also passing through efficiencies (like Aldi, for example), then you are slowly bleeding yourself out. https://t.co/8G0ELVV5dP https://t.co/xaw5zce41e

RT @DevinLaSarre: Expert historian and economist Marc Levinson gave us much to chew on. A&P's founding, its growth to become the largest re…

We were fortunate enough to interview the great Marc Levinson on his history of A&P, once the largest retailer in the world, and 2nd only to GM in revenues. Enjoy this conversation on a once great American titan laid low by creative destruction.

Salvy on this team and expectations moving forward for the #Royals https://t.co/Oy8GrqUYdP

Vinnie Pasquantino speaks after the game about the loss and what’s next for the #Royals https://t.co/n99uI4N46V

In the ninth, with their season on the line, the Royals saw 9 pitches. 1 was clearly a strike, 2 were borderline, and 6 were clearly out of the strike zone. The Royals swung at 8 of the 9 pitches. If this offense is going to take a step forward next year, they have to fix that.

The Yankees-Royals rivalry is back, baby. Long may it endure.

He slid to the side of the bag😂😂😂one of the biggest clowns in the majors https://t.co/w2sK4YxfZO

Dead sprint to first after every single ground ball…made routine grounders close plays at first constantly. Didn’t let me down one fucking bit and I know a lot of Royals fans feel the same way

That’s a bummer. Every game close. What a year. Thank you to everyone who followed along with me.

I can’t believe how many people just filed out of here. This isn’t a mid-August game. There’s one inning of playoff baseball left. Come on, people.

“The beauty is that through disappointment you can gain clarity, and with clarity comes conviction and true originality.” -Conan O'Brien https://t.co/xW1NW0MJm3

#KCRoyals https://t.co/Wbjj5hwjcq

RT @JasonHannaphoto: The last one off the field photo. An annual tradition. What a freaking year! The turnaround was amazing. The team is a…

RT @PatrickMahomes: Great season @Royals! 💪🏽

Well come on over to Rendezvous. 13124 State Line Rd.

RT @SorenPetro: How does the Royals/Yankees, American League Division Series end?

A historic season came to an end tonight at Kauffman Stadium. From 106 losses to the ALDS in one season. Looking to 2025, the expectations change for the better. They’ll expect to good. They’ll strive to get better and have 5 months to do so. YouTube: https://t.co/J6BZbsKmvD https://t.co/ga3HCRfnnF

We will still be doing 5 episodes a week until January! Then 3 episodes until spring training. #Royals

RT @Swanee54: When the last out of the year isn’t made by the other guy in the last week of October, it stings like hell. It doesn’t matter…

Bobby Witt said he feels like he let a lot of people down. He didn’t let anyone down. He did the exact opposite this year. Brought back life to the baseball side of this town.

RT @SamMcDowell11: Bobby Witt Jr. hasn’t left the dugout. Watching the Yankees’ celebration. https://t.co/R4yiZpRPXk

A season we had no reason to expect has come to an end. Thanks for playin’ some ball, boys. That was one hell of a ride.