Biden. is. a. doormat.

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 8:34 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 20:34

Everything wrong with Biden is summed up by going to archive.org and comparing the whitehouse contact page with what it looked like exactly eight years ago today. Doormat.

Fire at Moss Landing Generating Plant (batteries?)

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 7:57 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 19:57

Fire crews responded to a fire on Thursday at the Moss Landing Power Plant, which prompted evacuation orders for residents nearby. Video from the owner of the inn at Moss Landing Point shows a bright ball of flames emitting from the site.

Latest here: https://t.co/AIgQSPBeVe pic.twitter.com/IHKUuJKXzt
— ABC7 News (@abc7newsbayarea) January 17, 2025

Because this plant also stores electricity via batteries I’d think it kind of a big deal. Much of the difficulty with solar and wind is they don’t produce electricity when it’s night and no wind, battery storage is a way around that issue without resorting to burning carbon. Safe dependable batteries are important.

Wiki has a history of the generation at the plant. Sounds like a big place. Ten or fifteen miles south of Santa Cruz.

Fires, Liars and Oligarchs Rising as Biden Takes Final Bow, Issues Warning: 'BradCast' 1/16/2025

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 7:13 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 19:13

Reprehensible Repubs imperil L.A. Fire victim aid
Trump EPA pick backs off climate crisis
Garland nixes federal execution drug
Biden warns of 'oligarchy', 'tech-industrial complex', 'abuse of power' in farewell address...

This is our final BradCast of the Biden Era. We've got a lot of mixed emotions on today's program, as you'll discover when you tune in. [Audio link to full show follows this summary.]

Among our coverage...

Vile Congressional Republicans, such as Alabama's Sen. Tommy Tuberville, Kansas' Roger Marshall and many of their far-right media pals are targeting the victims of the Los Angeles Fires as part of their latest reprehensible political strategy. They're calling for "conditions" and "strings attached" before agreeing to aid Americans who have lost everything out here in these horrific, ongoing fires. They are whipping up disinformation echo chambers to convince themselves that it was something other than climate change-fueled dry weather and hurricane force winds to blame for the past week's unspeakable disaster and death. I've got a word or two in response on today's program, including some thoughts about the fact that California gives five times more to the federal government in tax dollars than we receive back in return. You're welcome, Senators -- and all of your loser MAGA buddies banging that same pathetic, loathsome drum.

Speaking of fossil fueled climate change deniers, Donald Trump's nominee to head up the Dept. of Energy, fracking company CEO Chris Wright, doesn't believe wildfires have anything to do with climate change. And Trump's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, former Rep. Lee Zeldin of New York, used to call for reducing our reliance on fossil fuels. Now tapped for Trump's EPA, he's singing a different tune, as Desi Doyen reports today in her coverage of Zeldin's U.S. Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday.

In what suffices for good news today, you may recall that, just before Christmas, President Biden, who vowed during his 2020 campaign to end the federal death penalty (he didn't), mercifully and morally commuted the sentences of 37 of the 40 people on federal Death Row to life in prison without the possibility of parole. (He should have done the same for the other three, as reprehensible as they may be. The Government shouldn't be in the business of killing its own citizens.) But on Wednesday, according to a scoop from LAW DORK's Chris Geidner, Attorney General Merrick Garland officially withdrew federal approval for the use of single-drug lethal injections of pentobarbital in federal executions. That may slow down, at least, another killing spree by Donald Trump, who ordered the executions of 13 federal Death Row inmates during the final six months of his first term in office. That, after a total of just three people had been executed under all previous Presidents from the years 1975 through 2020.

And, speaking of warnings of what is coming -- or already here -- in a 17-minute prepared speech (transcript) from behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, President Joe Biden issued his Farewell Address to the American people on Wednesday night. He briefly touted his Administration's substantive (and, so far, wildly under-appreciated) record, noting that "It’ll take time to feel the full impact of what we’ve done together, but the seeds are planted and they’ll grow and they’ll bloom for decades to come." He then went on to issue a series of dire warnings that echoed President Eisenhower's 1961 Farewell Address, in which he famously warned of the menace of the then-burgeoning Cold War Military-Industrial Complex. In this case, Biden warned of the dangers of a Tech-Industrial Complex and explained that "an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead." He hearkened back to the push-back against the Gilded Age of the robber barons over a century ago, while charging that Americans are now "being buried under an avalanche of misinformation and disinformation enabling the abuse of power." We share an extended excerpt of those warnings and others -- "the existential threat of climate change", unchecked A.I. development, our corrupted U.S. Supreme Court, a "crumbling" free press -- from Biden's final Oval Office address before Monday's Inauguration of the first convicted felon, adjudicated rapist and adjudicated insurrectionist to ever be sworn in as President of the United States.

Finally, Desi Doyen joins us for our latest Green News Report with more on the L.A. Fires and the long recovery ahead; more on Trump's Energy Secretary nominee; more on Joe Biden's encouragement to Americans in his Farewell Address to hold the line on climate action in the years ahead...

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Top Comments: Volcano Predicted to Erupt Off the Coast of Oregon in 2025

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 7:03 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 19:03

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From Science News:

An undersea volcano is likely to erupt sometime in 2025.

This much advance notice is a big deal, because forecasting eruptions more than hours ahead is “pretty unique,” says geophysicist William Chadwick. But 470 kilometers off the Oregon coast and over a kilometer beneath the waves, a volcano known as Axial Seamount ticks all the boxes that hint at imminent activity, Chadwick and his colleagues reported December 10 at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union in Washington, D.C.

For the past decade, a suite of devices have been monitoring Axial’s every action — rumbling, shaking, swelling, tilting — and delivering real-time data via a seafloor cable. It’s “the most well-instrumented submarine volcano on the planet,” says Mark Zumberge, a geophysicist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif., who was not involved in the work.

But in November, a particular milestone caught Chadwick’s eye: Axial’s surface had ballooned to nearly the same height as it had before its last eruption in 2015 — fortuitously, just months after monitoring began. Ballooning is a sign that magma has accumulated underground and is building pressure.

When I first saw the title of the article, I thought this was a new volcano, but the last quoted paragraph makes clear that this has been an active volcano for a while now. The researchers have been seeking patterns by comparing the current swelling of the submerged volcano and the sequence of pre-eruption earthquakes with the same observations from its eruption in 2015.

If the prediction is correct, and the volcano does erupt, it will be the first time such a prediction was made with weeks or months of lead-time, as opposed to just hours. If such long-term prediction of volcanic eruptions becomes routine, it could save many lives in populated areas. There are many caveats, however. Eruption predictions based on patterns from observed eruptions in the past could turn out to be incorrect if the pattern happens to change, for instance. Still, if this prediction comes true, and Axial Seamount does erupt, it will be a great victory for volcanologists.

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2025/01/16 · 19:00

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Nebber mind WWJD; Ceiling Cat would definitely go for a cheezburger and a snooze

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NYC Mayor Eric Adam’s heads to Mar-a-Lago

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 6:04 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 18:04

New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a news conference outside Gracie Mansion, Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura)

New York Times

Mayor Eric Adams of New York City was on his way to Florida on Thursday evening to meet with President-elect Donald J. Trump at Mar-a-Lago, his spokesman confirmed.

The meeting did not appear on Mr. Adams’s public schedule.

“Mayor Adams has made quite clear his willingness to work with President-elect Trump and his incoming administration on behalf of New Yorkers — and that partnership with the federal government is critical to New York City’s success,” Fabien Levy, the mayor’s spokesman, said in an email.

Mr. Adams, a Democrat, has drawn criticism from members of his party for appearing to cozy up to Mr. Trump. And while Mr. Adams has expressed a desire to work productively with the incoming administration, critics have suggested that his warmth toward the president-elect masks a different motivation.

Not clear if he’s flying via Istanbul…

“I call Stephen (Miller) ‘Trump’s brain,’” said Kevin McCarthy. Because seeds, pulp, and juice

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:51 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:51

Mr. Miller has spent much of the past four years figuring out how to build pressure from outside of government to help enact Mr. Trump’s agenda.

Like the carnival Geek, Stephen (don’t call me Steve) Miller is the one who puts his head into the lion’s mouth. The rubes will need entertainment as they’re led to the detention camps.

As he works out his priorities, Mr. Miller appears to have learned two key lessons from the first Trump term.

The first is to flood the zone. He believes that those he regards as Mr. Trump’s enemies — Democrats, the media, groups like the American Civil Liberties Union and portions of the federal bureaucracy — are depleted and only have so much bandwidth for outrage and opposition. Mr. Miller has told people that the goal is to overwhelm them with a blitz of activity.

The second lesson has been to operate with as much secrecy as possible to prevent anyone from finding ways to obstruct the Trump agenda. As a congressional staffer, Mr. Miller was freewheeling in his digital communications. But since working for Mr. Trump, who doesn’t use email and regards people who take notes with suspicion, he puts almost nothing in writing. Instead, he works through emissaries.

The protectiveness around the executive orders is particularly notable. An incoming administration would usually send the drafts to the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, where a career lawyer — walled off from the outgoing administration’s political appointees — reviews them for form and legality and suggests improvements. For the most part, Mr. Trump’s first transition is said to have followed that practice.

But Mr. Miller is using a team of lawyers from outside the Justice Department to vet the orders, a person with knowledge of the situation said — a sign of Trump aides’ general distrust of the Justice Department, which brought three special counsel investigations into Mr. Trump and twice indicted him.

In the meantime, Mr. Miller is trying to eliminate any roadblocks to Mr. Trump’s immigration plans. Mass deportations will require arrangements with other countries to take in the migrants; to that end, Mr. Miller lobbied for his ally, the former ambassador to Mexico, Christopher Landau, to be chosen as deputy secretary of state under Marco Rubio, the Florida senator whom Mr. Trump has chosen to lead the agency.

www.nytimes.com/...

In other insanity the prospect of colonization and depopulation of Greenland makes it ready for military Disneyfication. Perhaps a place for migrant detention camps no different than the UK plan for Rwanda.

As Mr. Trump’s pick for ambassador to Denmark, Ken Howery is expected to be central to what Mr. Trump hopes will be a real-estate deal of epic proportions. The only hitch is that Denmark, which counts Greenland as its autonomous territory, says the island is not for sale.

Whether he likes it or not, Mr. Howery, a globe-trotter known for his taste for adventure and elaborate party planning, is likely to find himself in the middle of a geopolitical tempest.

Mr. Trump has been explicit about his expectations for his new ambassador filling a once-sleepy post. When he announced Mr. Howery for the role, which requires Senate confirmation, he reiterated his designs on Greenland for the first time since winning the presidency.

[...]

Mr. Howery did not respond to requests for comment. In private conversations, friends say he holds traditional conservative views and is hardly a Trump die-hard. He is drawn to diplomatic roles not out of ideology but for the overseas experience, they said. He is expected to be in Washington this week, hosting a rooftop cocktail reception opening the inauguration weekend on Friday, according to a copy of the invitation.

Mr. Howery is, in fact, signing up for a second tour for Mr. Trump. He served as ambassador to Sweden for 16 months during Mr. Trump’s first term; a delayed Senate confirmation shortened his tenure.

Still, he received some practice in the art of explaining Mr. Trump to skeptics overseas. As Mr. Trump denigrated NATO, which Sweden was moving toward joining, Mr. Howery defended Mr. Trump as “unconventional” and he visited the Arctic, an important outpost for NATO’s defenses.

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Kitchen Table Kibitzing: The Inauguration

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:30 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:30

It’s Tuesday afternoon and over at Bluesky, Michelle Obama is trending with the news that she will not be in attendance Monday at the inauguration. Makes me wonder if anyone here will be following the news that day. I can recall back in January 2017, turning on MSNBC for a few minutes because there was still a little part of me that held onto the hope that something miraculous would happen to change things at the very last minute. I don’t hold onto that hope this year; the period of time since the election has been breathtaking in its cohesion and single mindedness of purpose. The 47th president comes to his second term with promises of scores of executive orders on Day 1 and an administration stacked with loyalists, legacy media at the ready to tow the line, and billionaire backers.

The former first lady has said she did not enjoy attending the 2017 inauguration —

"[T]here was no diversity, there was no color on that stage. There was no reflection of the broader sense of America. Many people took pictures of me and they’re like, you weren’t in a good mood. No, I was not," she said.

Michelle Obama will be skipping Trump’s inauguration.
And before anyone says a negative word, let’s not forget—Trump skipped Biden’s inauguration.
From the Office of Barack and Michelle Obama: Barack Obama is confirmed to attend the 60th Inaugural Ceremonies. Michelle Obama will not attend.

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— Christopher Webb (@cwebbonline.com) January 14, 2025 at 9:45 AM

Michelle Obama right now www.nbcnews.com/politics/don...

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— Brandy Zadrozny (@brandyzadrozny.bsky.social) January 14, 2025 at 9:41 AM

2025 is the year of Michelle Obama not giving a fxck & she's getting an early start.
& on behalf of every woman in the U.S. who voted for Kamala...thank you.
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— L Phillips (aka McPuggins) (@mcpuggins.bsky.social) January 14, 2025 at 10:22 AM

No, instead of watching on the 20th, why not explore some “how to’s” like …

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I Wanted to Go Outside and Scream

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:26 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:26

I did not intend to post for another week or two, but this current top headline on the NBC News website floored me.

"One of the great tragedies of American politics: Biden ends 5 decades in public life.”

I just emailed them this response.

“After just two years, presidential historians had already ranked Biden #14. Fortunately historians do not pay any attention to polls or bullshit headlines like this one. Biden’s initiatives will benefit this country for years to come, and historians care more about the long-term.

The Trump state media-verse owns the news today. Your relevancy is tanking. And this is your headline? Trump could have written it. Except he would have said ‘Sleepy Joe.’ And you would have printed it.

You and others pummeled Biden over his age. Next Monday, Trump will take the oath as the oldest ever to take the oath. Suddenly, you do not care about age.”

Within the story is this: “The Joe Biden story is one of the great tragedies of American politics. I really mean that. He should be having a glorious, well deserved, highly acclaimed retirement. And he’s not,” veteran Democratic political strategist James Carville said. “It’s hard to blame anybody but him.”

There is not enough profanity in my vocabulary for how I feel about Carville.

Yesterday, a CNN headline gave equal credit to both Biden and Trump teams for the Middle East ceasefire.

This is our corporate media. Biden warned of an oligarchy. We are already there, and the heads of the corporate media are part of it.

Eaton Fire Destroys the Home And Catio of a Pet Rescue Founder

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:21 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:21

The current fires in Los Angeles have been devastating to numerous people. One of these is Sharon Clark, the founder and president of the cat rescue The Cat Posse. At 3am Wednesday January 8th, Sharon and her sister had to evacuate her home in Altadena. They managed to safely take all of the rescue cats that were at her home. Sadly, her home and catio did not survive.

I first met Sharon Clark about 20 years ago when I was living in the foothills of Los Angeles. I had recently become catless when my 19 year old cat Fritz crossed the Rainbow bridge.

The local PetCo in La Canada had weekly pet adoptions. Sharon was the lead member of a pet rescue that brought adoptable cats and kittens to the Petco every weekend. I was still grieving losing Fritz, so I wasn't quite ready to adopt yet. I started going to the Petco every few weeks to look at the kitties. Sharon noticed that I was going there and she struck up a pleasant conversation with me. Every time that I went there, Sharon made a point to greet me and engage in a nice conversation. She always has a smile for anyone that was there.

After a few months, a grey kitten caught my eye. When I picked him up, he instantly put his little face to my mouth. I felt that he had given me a kiss and with that, he stole my heart. I immediately informed Sharon that I wanted him, but I had to find another kitten there to be his companion. I looked at the available kittens and spotted an adorable black one who was looking after some younger kittens. I named them Mishka and Roagie.

The pair became instantly bonded

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:18 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:18

The oligarchy is upon us, and it's largely due to the Powell Memo written by white-shoe attorney Lewis Powell (later appointed by Nixon to the Supreme Court) and passed around by the US Chamber of Commerce to all the major corporations. But you all know that and you know how various rulings about corporate political privilege culminated with Citizens United decreeing, “One dollar, one vote.”

I figured a way legislatures at every level could restructure campaign finance regulation to level the playing field. Remarkable features about the system is that its laws don’t apply to the candidates, that timid legislatures could inaugurate it race by race, and that the whole regulatory system is based upon the chokepoint in campaign finance.

But I haven’t yet found anyone who’s interested in it. So I created a game— named “Honestly?”— that people can play to learn about the cancerous defects of the present system and about how the new system works. If they’re curious enough to play the game, they might be curious enough to investigate and promote the system.

And now my problem is: How do I find people who might want to try play it?

If you’d like to get a free copy of it in its homemade form, drop a postcard to PO Box 665, Springfield, Vermont 05156 with your return address on it. Any feedback you might have about it, I’d love to hear it. And— bonus point— if you feel you could get rich off marketing it, I’d be happy to give you the whole project.

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Do you think campaign finance reform can tamp down an oligarchy?

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Do you think campaign finance reform can tamp down an oligarchy?

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I'm from Missouri. Show me.

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Well, that would mean the legislators they own would have to pass laws.

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No, but I'd like to see it happen.

5 votes

YESSSSSS!

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Write-On Weekly Fiction Works in Progress (WIP) diary: Uncertain Futures

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Thursday January 16, 2025 · 5:00 PM PST

2025/01/16 · 17:00

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PWB Peeps Open Thread: Religious Freedom Day

NYC Mayor Eric Adam’s heads to Mar-a-Lago

“I call Stephen (Miller) ‘Trump’s brain,’” said Kevin McCarthy. Because seeds, pulp, and juice

Kitchen Table Kibitzing: The Inauguration

I Wanted to Go Outside and Scream

Eaton Fire Destroys the Home And Catio of a Pet Rescue Founder

Help! I'm stuck in the realm of possibility.

Write-On Weekly Fiction Works in Progress (WIP) diary: Uncertain Futures