I read this about once every six months and it makes me laugh almost convulsively every time

Garamond One of the oldest fonts still in regular use. It was designed in the 1920s as a revived version of a typeface used by the 16th century French publisher Claude Garamond, though the original designer (or punchcutter) was called Robert Granjon. Renaissance revival.

Mr. Wimpy goes to Washington. . . and puts together his list of favs. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/…

Alexander Mogilny is hockey history even if the Hall of Fame doesn't think so: defector.com/alexander-mogi…

Amazing gold-toned Nightfly bathroom in Pleasantville, NY. cc: Good Steely Dan Takes Expanding Dan: the Steely Dan newsletter zillow.com/homedetails/13…

Second Arrangement has been my personal song of the summer since 2010

Supreme Court strikes down Biden's student loan debt relief plan.🚨 Court rules the HEROES Act allows the Education Sec. to “waive or modify” existing statutory or regulatory provisions not to rewrite that statute from the ground up.

Doing a (months-old) #NYTXW with clue "You might catch this when seated with other people" - five letters - and I had _OVI_ so I wrote COVID and that was, uh, not correct

Oh sure, that axiom, everyone knows that #appellatetwitter

movie theater lobbies this weekend between showings

NEW: The conventional wisdom is that parents have grown increasingly furious with public schools. But it's actually people without school-age children who are particularly skeptical of public schools, multiple surveys show. chalkbeat.org/2023/7/25/2380…

Dr. Lenore Jarvis, director of advocacy and health policy GW SMHS, will deliver Thursday’s Grand Rounds lecture: “Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in Pediatric Health.” Join the livestreamed event at 7:30 a.m. go.wisc.edu/4n468f

kramer: well i learned to work the saxophone jerry: what do you even play? kramer: (erratic hand gesture) just what i feel