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Day 3 - A song that begins with D

Daryl Hall/Dreamtime

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Daryl Hall - Dreamtime (Official Video)
YouTube video by DarylHallVEVO
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January 4, 2026 at 12:59 PM
cmzoqadri.bsky.social
Austin, join us January 8 for the Muslim Heritage Month Kickoff at City Hall and be part of a month full of events celebrating Muslim voices, culture, service, and community. RSVP here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
January 2, 2026 at 8:32 PM
dlawsonauthor.bsky.social
I talked with the awesome Aaron N. Hall yesterday about Star Wars novels, D&D, old comedy movies, the importance of audiobooks, and more!
Check out the show!
December 31, 2025 at 9:58 PM
julianreif.bsky.social
What happens when you remove medical debt from credit reports? I'll be presenting on this topic at #ASSA2026 in Philly on Saturday at 10:15am (Loews Philadelphia Hotel, Commonwealth Hall D). DM me if you'd like to meet up.
January 2, 2026 at 11:32 AM
dijcrap.bsky.social
Okay apparently the h🫩t d🫩g is not hanging in the Rock Hall rn. It’s “down for cleaning” 🌭
December 30, 2025 at 12:09 AM
solarisbooks.bsky.social
Start the New Year with a New Fantasy Series! And here's a Solaris selection to get you going...

@natania.bsky.social @emmanewman.bsky.social @mattfnwallace.bsky.social @rebeccaroanhorse.bsky.social @csecooney.bsky.social @samkhorton.bsky.social @pennyvixen.bsky.social @ldcolter.com‬ and more!
Solaris Fantasy Series starters: THE DOOR ON THE SEA by Caskey Russell THE WITNESS FOR THE DEAD by Katherine Addison QUEEN OF NONE and NETHERFORD HALL by Natania Barron NORTHERN WRATH by Thilde Kold Holt THE POMEGRANATE GATE by Ariel Kaplan THE VENGEANCE by Emma Newman THE MOUNTAIN CROWN by Karin Lowachee THE HIDDEN LEGION by Snorri Kristjansson SAVAGE COMPANY by Matt Wallace WHILE THE GODS SLEEP by L. D. Colter BLACK SUN by Rebecca Roanhorse GORSE by Sam K. Horton and SAINT DEATH'S DAUGHTER by C. S. E. Cooney.
January 2, 2026 at 4:16 PM
evansutton.bsky.social
"Seattle's heartbeat has always lived at the grassroots, and now that heartbeat has a seat at City Hall... For the first time in a long time I feel something that has been withheld from far to many in this city for far too long: hope." -Cynthia D. Wilson
January 2, 2026 at 6:42 PM
bloodhorse.com
Oaklawn Park executive Louis Cella and the late trainer D. Wayne Lukas will be part of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame's 2026 class, the ASHOF's 68th overall.
Cella, Lukas Selected to Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame
Oaklawn Park executive Louis Cella and the late trainer D. Wayne Lukas will be part of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame's 2026 class, the ASHOF's 68th overall.
www.bloodhorse.com
January 1, 2026 at 1:58 AM
melissagiragrant.com
not lost on me that the street party stretches to Zuccotti Park nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/12/29/e...
office. Mamdani will be ceremonially sworn in at a public ceremony at City Hall at 1 p.m., this time alongside incoming Comptroller Mark Levine and re-elected Public Advocate Jumaane Williams. Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vermont) will conduct the ceremonial swearing-in at the daytime event, which will occur alongside a car-free "block party" on Broadway between Liberty and Murray streets. google maps screenshot of lower manhattan blocks on broadway from murray st (near city hall park) to liberty st (along zuccotti park)
December 29, 2025 at 5:33 PM
hic-sunt-leones.bsky.social
👉 assolo di chitarra e canto a-cappella e parte la terza ed ultima sessione, ancora supportata dall'orchestra (direzione e arrangiamento Graeme Hall).
Qui sotto, l. to r.:
Angus Cullen, Peter Jennings, Iain Clark (d.), John Culley, Kevin McCarthy (b.).
Buon ascolto 🙂
January 4, 2026 at 6:26 PM
bungrim.bsky.social
My favorite flavor of pro wrestler is "Stud (gender neutral)"

Hall marks of a Stud: fairly tall, muscular but not HUGE, B(D/S)E (Big Dick/Strap Energy), Good Lariat

Good Examples of Studs: Hangman, Jamie Hayter
December 29, 2025 at 5:21 PM
vaporlight.bsky.social
a poem called "i never shoulda talked shit on the school of the americas in my college paper but hindsight's 20:20"
He did it. He did it. They all say it like he didn't do it all month to a baker's dozen baker's dozen already, like he didn't do it to strangers on the street all year, like he didn't do it to a baby, if redactions are to be disbelieved, like he didn't say he'll do it again, (stumbling at midnight as night terrors mindless as ever & full embodied) and it's a new day, they say, for all the shock and awe, for all the saints in all the saintly climes in trembling rage at us who sit and gawk, instead I guess of doing as the crewcut boys all corseted in demos always want, make it loud, make it bright, pierce (if you've yet a heart!) this sleepwalk age with the torch pitch of your limbs, consummate O fatass'd hoipolloi this bann of union as bring together the viva la vida & the viva la muerte. Not enough burning bodies, not enough consent pumped out by assembly line. There's a war on, you know. It's a new day, they say because he did it, like the last one did it, like he did before, like the last one did it, like the last one did it, like the last one did it, like every fucking one of them did it but most, I'll grant, before the Call of Duty games matured, before the meta came to favor infrared delicto on the faggot body, dirty flesh washed white by informed consent and then again by consent of the governed and then by gasoline and by a lighter in front of City Hall by action wildcat from birth or born again alone when the camera demands the tranny burn as source or as a strategem or as praxis or as theory or just to make him doing it feel real or just to make any thing feel real on ten eighty pee or twenty twenty five or two to one or thirteen twelve or six seven eight eight fuck your numbers baby let me be the first to say it fuck all your numbers for fifty-two pickup at a jerkoff table and what's more whoever taught you how to count could teach these fucks a thing or two awake or at least as waking gets and it's morning here in the afterlife of history what birds are left are singing for the sun hanging in the west like an activist suicide -d, all forever and not at all and where we all can see -- singing for the sun from all the strange tree boughs, singing like a song can change its mind or move it on its way.
January 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
sinleqeunnini.bsky.social
#MusicSky - #Highlights of 2025 |🎧 [fullⒶlbum]

Black Sky Over The Projects: Apartment 2025
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Members of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
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Black Sky Over The Projects: Apartment 2025, by Public Enemy
12 track album
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December 28, 2025 at 5:11 PM
halolux.bsky.social
Okay okay, now im 1000% done (other than helping others get their key achieves...) with all de Lemix achievements have been earned, a random bug was found and was funny to see and did some bonus 2 different party runs to get their 40+'s earned! Bonus portal for the dungeon Neltharion's Lair got!
The actually hidden achievement for doing every class hall campaign and mount quest, i did/earned it on my void elf Voidlux, so happy not to ever do that again... "Bringing Order to the Isles" feat of strength, rewards a 12,500 (i think is the amount i got, i forget) greater bronze cache. My unholy lightforged draenei deathknight mounted on her outdoor deathknight hero talented spec mount a undead hd honse who is also riding a big undead dragon for extra speed to just go straight to my deathknight's head quarters. >:D 1st random group helped (aka i carried them to victory) from a mythic 30ish+ to a level 42 for their titles and my bonus was unlocking the mythic+ portal to "Neltharion's Lair" feat of strength.
January 4, 2026 at 3:22 AM
rumibell-hooks.bsky.social
“I can best articulate Mayor Mamdani’s remarks into three main points:

1. The representation was real.
2. There was an unmistakable shift from defensive politics to affirmative justice.
3. Mamdani stood firmly in who he is and refused to dilute it.

Grateful for this #✨GiftOfLove✨ @qasimrashid.com
1. The representation was real. There was no tokenism here. No carefully curated optics meant to check boxes and move on. The crowd, the stage, and the leadership reflected New York as it actually exists. Mamdani didn't just speak about working people—he situated himself among them. As he put it plainly, "I stand alongside construction workers in steel-toed boots and halal cart vendors whose knees ache from working all day." That line landed because it wasn't rhetorical. Then Alderman Mamdani went on a weeks long hunger strike to win historic alleviations from debt for Taxi cab drivers, drivers who were dying by suicide due to the suffocating debt. Moreover, the statement matched the room's composition, the coalition he built, and the governing team he has assembled. This matters. Representation is not just who gets invited to the podium—it's who government is structurally designed to serve. Mamdani's administration looks like the city because it intends to work for the city. 2. There was an unmistakable shift from defensive politics to affirmative justice. For too long, Democrats have been trapped in a posture of apology-explaining why basic human rights are "reasonable," why dignity is "pragmatic," why justice must be incremental so as not to offend entrenched power. What I heard today was a clean break from that cowardice. Mamdani explicitly rejected the idea that this moment requires lowering expectations: "In writing this address, I have been told that this is the occasion to reset expectations... / will do no such thing. The only expectation I seek to reset is that of small expectations." That is not rhetorical bravado—it is a governing philosophy. One that understands that working people do not suffer from asking for too much, but from being told to accept too little. He followed that with a commitment we rarely hear stated so directly: "No longer will City Hall hesitate to use its power to improve New Yorkers' lives." That sentence alone draws a sharp line between governance that manages decline and governance that actually confronts injustice. He between governance that manages decline and governance that actually confronts injustice. He related how he sat one on one with hundreds of New Yorkers from all five boroughs to understand the crisis of affordability from their points of view, and build policy with their input to counter these economic injustices. While newly minted mayors often prioritize meeting with billionaires to discuss how to make billionaires even wealthier, Mayor Mamdani is meeting with countless working people to assess how to unapologetically protect their humanity. That is powerful. 3. Mayor Mamdani stood firmly in who he is— and refused to dilute it. He did not obscure his faith, his background, or his politics. He did not run from the labels others use to marginalize or discredit. Instead, he claimed them with confidence. "/ was elected as a democratic socialist and I will govern as a democratic socialist," he said, adding, "I will not abandon my principles for fear of being deemed radical." He doubled down by proudly embracing his faith as a Muslim, swearing in on the Holy Qur'an, speaking in Urdu during his address, and referencing his South Asian ethnicity, his Ugandan birth, and the fact that New York City belongs to everyone-whether they arrived five generations ago or five minutes ago. That clarity matters. Authoritarian movements thrive on fear and ambiguity. They succeed when leaders are ashamed of their values or afraid to articulate them. Mamdani did the opposite. He made clear that the real radicalism is a system "which gives so much to so few and denies so many people the basic necessities of life."
January 2, 2026 at 8:06 AM
ketanjoshi.co
Energy transition: facing a massive electrician shortage

Data centre industry: look how many electricians we're employing

we are doing this all wrong....

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December 29, 2025 at 7:56 PM
salemorindivisible.bsky.social
Wish you'd been part of today's Visibility Brigade in Salem?
To be part of future ones, start here with the Salem Region Indivisible new member survey:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

(Photo by Dawn Hall Banks)

#VisibilityBrigade #bannerdrop #resist #ResistFascism #ICEOut
December 28, 2025 at 6:08 AM
epicenter.works
Come join us for our workshop at #39C3 in about an hour:
Omnibus vs. Digitalrechte
12:30-12:55
📍SoS Workshop D
events.ccc.de/congress/202...

Or say hi at our stand, you can find us on the second floor next to Hall Y. We are always happy to have a little chat. 👋
December 29, 2025 at 10:17 AM
galaxyfarrahway.bsky.social
Two different station staff told to walk over to Town Hall Metro station and get the train to Anzac, but the Degraves St Metro gate is closed. So I walk over there and the Metro is closed. So the only way to Anzac station is to walk there. So I have to fi d a different way home and do more walking
December 31, 2025 at 5:25 AM
cielskunk.bsky.social
artist's rendition
a drawing depicting a custom switch 2 pro controller not pictured: hall effect sticks but they're really low quality the controller looks weirdly wide, the plus and minus buttons are too far away from the sticks to comfortably press. there are extra C and Z face buttons near the normal ones, with the normal ones leaking out a blue liquid. next to the face buttons is a blue and red A/B switch colored like a doctor mario pill. the capture and home buttons are on the bottom and also look too uncomfortable to push. a slider is next to the d pad, it's purpose is unknown. the d pad is a darker blue than the rest, and has - on the left input and + on the right, presumably to change colors. at the left grip the liquid is spilling out because it's been tilted to the left too much
December 30, 2025 at 5:19 PM
curtisippolito.bsky.social
“A sly and sexy snap of a story.” -Rachel Howzell Hall

“A fast-paced bit of sun-bleached criminality.” -Tod Goldberg

“A lightning bolt of greed, envy, and revenge across the idyllic azure skies of Coronado, California.” -Matt Coyle

Preorder:
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December 26, 2025 at 8:06 PM
spaacedusty.bsky.social
I made a Eurodisko Tour poster for fun! :D

#käärijä #kaarija #eurovision
An illustrated poster advertising Finnish rapper Käärijä’s Eurodisko European tour that’s happening next year. In big white text at the top is “Käärijä”, just below in smaller bright green text is “Eurodisko Tour 2026” and the central image is of Käärijä grinning menacingly with his hand held up to a disco ball that also looks like a globe, with lightning traveling up his fingers and striking where he touches on cities he’s stopping at on tour! Below him is the list of 24 tour dates. Prague - Sasazu, Berlin - Columbia Theater, Hamburg - Uebel & Gefahrlich, Cologne - Die Kantine, TBA, Antwerp - Trix, Paris - L’Alhambra, Zurich - Dynamo, Milan - Legend Club, Munich - Technikum, Vienna - Szene Wien, Budapest - Analog Music Hall, Warsaw - Progresja, Krakow - Hype Park, Vilnius - Club Loftas, Riga - Palladium Riga, Tallinn - Helitehas, Oslo - Vulcan Arena Stockholm - Berns, Copenhagen - Pumpehuset, Hanover - Musiczentrum, Manchester - O2 Ritz, London - Electric Brixton, Glasgow - SWG3.
December 28, 2025 at 10:39 AM
eugenemcparland.bsky.social
Ukrainian refugee leaves UK sixth-form college that urged her ‘to study russian’

by Rachel Hall

Kateryna Endeberia says teachers made the ‘hurtful’ request when she had difficulty with other subjects

www.theguardian.com/world/2025/d...
Ukrainian refugee leaves UK sixth-form college that urged her ‘to study Russian’
Kateryna Endeberia says teachers made the ‘hurtful’ request when she had difficulty with other subjects
www.theguardian.com
December 25, 2025 at 8:59 AM
milestones-archive.bsky.social
Recorded this day, 1949: Miles leads an all star band at a Christmas Day concert at Carnegie Hall. With Bennie Green- tb; Sonny Stitt- as; Serge Chaloff- bs; Bud Powell- p; Curley Russell- b; Max Roach- d. Very good quality radio broadcast.
#jazz #jazzsky #milesdavis
Miles Davis & Stars of Modern Jazz- December 25, 1949 Carnegie Hall, NYC
YouTube video by Milestones: A Miles Davis Archive
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December 25, 2025 at 5:46 PM
rottenartist.bsky.social
This is your annual reminder that the first American Colonists did not celebrate Christmas. To do so was illegal and could get you on trial for consorting with Satan.
Cover page of Witch-Hunting in seventeenth century New England by David D. Hall. Highlighted footnote The colonists rejected Christmas as a pagan invention. Highlighted text: therewith solemnly took notice upon the occasion given of the devil's loving Christmas.
December 25, 2025 at 1:19 AM