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Far be it from me to disparage any athlete that did make the list but the omission of Earl Anthony as one of Washington’s best athletes for athletes with far shorter careers (one as young as 25 years old) seems odd.

There’s a bunch of DLC with a murder mystery, movie set, character customization, holiday packs… I guess they’re even making an Office Party game? Good for them.

Full disclaimer: I have not played the game yet.

However…

I have watched streamers play the game (mainly Therm) and the throwing velocity when fielding relative to run speed seems to make converting double plays impossible. Am I watching this right?

I know a lot of people here are wrapping up their PhD in the next year so let me dispense some advice: you should (and perhaps need) go to commencement and get hooded.

You need a weekend where all the attention is on you; where everyone gushes about how incredible it is that YOU (not in general; YOU) got a PhD and how awesome that is. For me personally, it was an important emotional release that allowed me to move on. Don’t gamble with getting post-PhD blues and just go to commencement. You’ll be surprised how relieved you feel afterwards.

Looking for recommendations of grunge songs with beautiful opening riffs. Not necessarily iconic but beautiful. For example, I would consider Mad Season’s River of Deceit opening riff beautiful.

I was watching BobbyBroccoli’s video about the Schön scandal where Jan Hendrik Schön fabricated data during his career at Bell labs. In the aftermath he was fired (fair; justified) but also had his PhD revoked. This is despite no evidence of misconduct during his PhD. This last action is curious to me.

Should a PhD be considered a ‘living’ document that can be revoked? Obviously 99.999% of people earning a PhD are in no danger of fucking up as bad as Schön did but, even in Schön’s case, I don’t know if a PhD should be revoked for future actions outside of a PhD program.

By this, I do not mean the literal price of eggs. Instead, I’m curious if there exists an article that discusses these sort of political shorthands that refer to wider concerns. Google’s AI that is forced upon everyone suggests the term “bread and butter issues” but that doesn’t appear to have an article either.

Hopefully I’m not the only one who noticed how prominent that term became, especially during the 2024 election cycle.