LEARNING EXPERIENCE
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George Martin himself, aka The "Fifth Beatle," knew better than anyone what made the following songs resonate so deeply with the #FabFour.
CUBA CONCERNS
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Russian oil and gas shipments delivered to Cuba in POTUS defiance, while protests continue during blackouts as Castro’s regime warns U.S. to stay away. Meanwhile brazil-joins-mexico-canada-russia-spain-china-belarus-and-more-countries-in-uniting-for-immediate-humanitarian-and-tourism-relief-to-cuba
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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A US citizen's path to amend the Constitution. Congress won't reform itself, but a citizen-led amendment path could.
We the people should do what our representative government officials have not done…
7 DON'T DO PAST 7
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After 7 p.m., focus on reducing stress and supporting your body’s natural rhythms. Better nights lead to a healthier heart.
MEGASTORM
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In the New York City are the temperature changed by 50 degrees almost overnight.
OSCAR BANS + POST
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences makes sure that those who violate their code of conduct are no longer welcome. Here's a list of celebrities who have been banned from the awards ceremony or expelled from the Academy. IMDB
JUST FOR FUN?
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What are other words for just for fun? for the hell of it, for the heck of it, for the sake of it, for fun, for no reason in particular, for no particular reason, for no good reason… etc.
KEEP READING
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In Plato’s Phaedrus, Socrates tells the story of Theuth. He's the Egyptian figure credited with inventing writing. Theuth offers it as a gift, a powerful tool that will aid in memory and make people wiser. But King Thamus isn't persuaded. Writing, he says, will not deepen wisdom at all. It will weaken memory by moving knowledge outside the mind, and it will leave people with the appearance of understanding rather than the real thing. Writing didn't destroy thought. It became one of its great vessels of expression.
EAT ME
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They're full of nutrients, but consume in moderation
POTUS PROBE
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A United Nations panel suggests an internal review from the Trump administration. They wrote, "The Committee urged the US to conduct a human rights-based review of its legislative measures adopted since January 2025, including by suspending immigration enforcement operations, such as identity checks and arrests, in and around schools, hospitals, and faith-based institutions."