And Mr. Trump: take notice. Your time in office. . . is drawing to a close. The time for honoring yourself, is coming to an end.
. . . .The Democrat Doug Jones won in Alabama. The upset trims the G.O.P. Senate majority to 1 and is a snub of President Trump, who backed Roy Moore. . . .
Do sleep well one and all -- as we once again bend the arc of history back toward. . . . progress.
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Agreed. 44 said on the Anthony Bourdain's show that Progress does not move in a straight line but, he was optimistic. I feel that way today...thank you to the people of AL that stepped up and voted for this change.
Exactly, Anon. — in fact, the specific idiom “bend the arc of history toward... progress” is one of the concluding lines — from Mr. Obama's 2008 presidential election victory speech in Grant Park... and yes, thanks go out to all people of good will — anyone who saw through Donald Trump, Steve Bannon and Roy Moore.
A very good morning here, indeed — even as snowflakes fall intermittently again, silently.
Grin!
Meanwhile: http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2017/12/scientists_are_watching_oumuamua_an_asteroid_they_think_could_be_an_alien.html
you're usually excited about this kind of stuff
I am, indeed, excited — but will not have comment on the tumbling needle, until Breakthrough Listen reports its radio telescope results (which are highly likely to be nothing, to be fair). . . .
What I am really waiting on today comes from NASA’s Kepler telescope team, in partnership with Google’s machine learning tech — at lunch time, we will have news of one or more newly discovered habitable exoplanets. . . .
And perhaps something more dramatic.
We shall see. . . .
Onward, and namaste!
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