Via Indivisible on Bluesky (sorry for the image of text, that's what was posed there). The email is elizabeth.lutts@masenate.com . The bill is SD.3574 .
Related is an email template for the federal budget in the Senate.
And on the store's web site now:
Due to overwhelming community support, we have temporarily suspended online ordering. Please consider supporting one of Minnesota's many immigrant rights organizations. Thank you! https://www.ilcm.org/ is great!
Like I said, working on it. But you know, this evening do I try to dismantle ICE, cook dinner, play a game, or research email providers? Lots of competing priorities in life, let's celebrate the wins.
Thanks. Yes, Google had been evil for a long time, probably before they removed "don't be evil." No, let's not be gatekeepers.
In this case, folks are getting shipped from Minnesota to New Mexico to start with. Similar for a high-profile case in MA. ICE's standard practice seems to include quickly moving people across state lines. So closing down an ICE detention facility in one state doesn't seem like it necessarily makes it more likely for folks to end up stranded far from home.
And of course this is one of those cases where in some ways it gets worse as more people take a stand, but once enough people take a stand it stops. (I think a good comparison is the dichotomy between 'if guns are outlawed only bad guys have guns' and 'there's no way to prevent this says US, the only country where this happens'.)
Looked interesting but wow it's ad encrusted.
So satisfying when that works! What are you making?
Got a subscription, haven't looked back.
Here's what my search results look like. No ads, no AI summary (I turned that off for me), no Pinterest (again, control I have).
Getting ready to unleash a barrage of tiny weapons.
Do post again if you figure it out!
I was noticing that the article only quoted the police statement, would be great to read other accounts / see video. I trust BPD a little more than ICE, and yet.
I'd never heard of tie-on pockets. Cool!
Posted by bostonpsl on Instagram.
Recipe from thesourdoughbaker.com. The dough is fairly wet (69% hydration assuming 50% hydration starter), not that different from my standard sourdough loaf.
This was my 2nd attempt at English Muffins and 1st use of this recipe. Misc observations: They definitely came out nicer using the rings for the rise and on the griddle, but keeping the rings on during the bake didn't really matter. They got a lot of "oven" spring on the griddle. Coarse cornmeal was too coarse (still pretty crunchy to eat), I may try to grind it finer but would buy a finer grind in the future; however setting each side of the shaped balls in a bowl of cornmeal was a little easier than finding a well-dusted patch on the baking sheet for each one. I had to have the griddle hotter than I guessed, pretty much like for pancakes.
Here they are ready to prove:
Most of the nuts came out with minimal force, but the last one just spins in place. I tried rubber gloves, painter's tape, and duct tape to get a better grip. I'd rather not cut a slot in the domed nut if there's another good strategy.
The rest of the restoration underway:
$15 at an estate sale, I was definitely prepared to pay more. I've seen people finding such cool stuff at secondhand shops and had no luck myself, so I'm hoping I can get some life out of these.
Also got a plane (one of the adjustments doesn't work but otherwise looks decent) and a Heath Kit power supply.
I found this table on the curb a while back, less the leg hardware. No a relative could use it, and I'm wondering how to fix it up.
Cut a couple 2x4 sections to fill the truncated-triangular area and screw through them into all surfaces?
The legs have a hollow center drilled out, at the top, so I assume some metal piece with threaded holes fit there, and a metal plate anchored that to the skirt (?).
Another view:
Yeah. And even if true, still not a crime that merits extrajudicial execution. And I don't believe it until we see the body cam footage (oh, is there none?).