I got only the tiniest glimpse of Texas, but had a terrif time! Thanks to my hosts, #texaswinterjam9, and all my friends new and old! …also beat Andy to IAH by a mile :P
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Thanks Texas! →
Still ahead of Andy →
Car drop-off. Gonna miss this lil’ guy! Lot of miles covered @themovementcreative
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Post-jam choc milk slam! →
Half-way to Houston… currently racing Andy Keller (who I dropped at the San Antonio airport ~7) to Houston. #oneIfByLand #twoIfByPlane also, Texas speed “limits” for the win #chevy
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“Two Brothers BBQ” Challenge Mode →
Read it carefully. Can this be eaten by SIX people? Who would the dream team be (in pk circles)? would we have specialists- like one guy who can eat ten pints of cole-slaw? or generalists who eat some of all? how do we do recon? do we fund it with Kickstarter or…
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When in Texas! →
Proper Texas bbq on my last night.
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Mission critical →
Battery, spork, iPad in #pelicancase and cafeine (not shown cuz omgyumgone) from @localcoffeesa !
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Texas may be flat… →
But when they accidentally drop a pk spot, BOOM! #jumponallthethings
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Lion time! →
Climbing challenges are best followed by… The SUN!
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Be excellent to each other! →
Be excellent to each other!
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Fighting authoritarianism: 20 lessons from the 20th century →
Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism. Our one advantage is that we might learn from their experience. Now is a good time to do so. Here are twenty lessons from the twentieth century, adapted to the circumstances of today.
~ Jaon Kottke from, Fighting Authoritarianism
Elsewhere, this is 4ukofi2. — slipbox
The original of this is a Facebook post… I really wish people would stop doing that. Facebook is a terrible publishing platform. Anyway, above is a link to a web site that has permission to reproduce the entire thing.
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