Probably the same one that was in North Minneapolis earlier this morning. It's not on Flightradar24, which is concerning.

Two weeks, surely in two weeks.

Sounds like the perfect instructor for a logic class.

Thinking more about this, the runoff cycles might need to happen in case someone spoiled their first choice but had a valid second choice. Like if they did write-in and one of the candidates for round one, but had a valid pick for round two.

Those odds should be quite low, but in fairness not zero.

Yeah, I was baffled by this too. The denominator is total votes cast, not total votes for the race. By that metric, "no vote" is in second place with just over 40,000 votes.

But even looking at the numbers there's no way Fine can pick up enough votes to get to second place. Seems pretty silly.

As posted elsewhere, the Tax Board election threshold is 33 1/3% + 1. So no runoff necessary.

Also absolutely no idea why Google Earth can't handle a circle that crosses 45N. It might even be an error mapping between S2 and GCS.

It's *close* but not quite:

The real engineering skills are in explaining to FinCEN why the firm allowed the fraud to happen in the first place.

No, the Rose Garden is on the west. The area torn up on the east includes the Jackie Kennedy Garden:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_H...

Looks like it's a real quote:
archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes....

Vegetarian cooking as a model of consent.

For a paper claiming to cover the whole state, it's weird they only have one stock photo of downtown St. Paul.

I might need to start referring to my drawer of Ethernet cables as "The gay bar".

Amadeus?

No joke, less than 15 minutes after liking this post I got this ad:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2uS...

Related subtext is that my ethics prof would regularly reference Key and Peele sketches as intros to topics.

Let's be honest, she voted to fund the construction of the Torment Nexus factory.