Holly Murray

@mandy-matney.com @elizfarrell.com @theericbland.bsky.social @moseswanders.bsky.social

This is very serious and I hope all the 1A orgs will meet the moment here.

Ah empty bottle of wine makes a great improvisational weapon when you give the side of it a little tappy on a hard surface

How a DHS shooting of a third U.S. citizen went unnoticed for months No state or federal agency disclosed that a Homeland Security Investigations agent had killed Ruben Ray Martinez until it was revealed in a public records request.

How a DHS shooting of a third U.S. citizen went unnoticed for months

www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/...

Well, I hope you savored the peace you had while it lasted. What a system.

Really good interview. You're such a badass, I just love it. 💙

Incredible stuff, masterful gambit

I was wondering about that. 3/4 of my TPMS sensors have dead batteries 😁

He looks slightly in pain in that pic - his shoulders are probably about to tear outta his sockets

Baby's First Melania fight sounds cool

Submit a comment. You can do it right now: Online: ePlanning project page — click “Participate Now” Email: BLM_OR_Revision_Scoping@blm.gov Mail: Bureau of Land Management Oregon/Washington State Office, 1220 SW 3rd Avenue, Portland, OR 97204, Attn: Elizabeth Burghard, RMP Revision

What to say. You don’t need to be an expert. You don’t need to write a legal brief. A few sentences in your own words carry weight. But if you want to make your comment as effective as possible, here are the points that matter most: Demand additional alternatives. The BLM has only proposed two: do nothing or maximize logging. Insist they analyze alternatives that increase harvest modestly while maintaining meaningful protections for old-growth, listed species, water quality, and recreation. Challenge the fire argument. The BLM claims increased logging will reduce wildfire risk. The science says the opposite for industrial clearcutting and plantation management. Say so. Raise the streamside buffers. Twenty-five-foot buffers are a joke for protecting endangered salmon and steelhead. The agency knows this. Call it out.

Defend the ACECs. The BLM is required to reevaluate all existing Areas of Critical Environmental Concern in the planning area. That’s over 100 designated areas. If you’ve visited any of them, say so. If they matter to you, say so. Name the places you care about. Valley of the Giants. Mary’s Peak. Alsea Falls. The Sandy River. The North Fork Clackamas. The Upper Molalla. Personal connections to specific places carry real weight in NEPA proceedings. Demand public meetings. The BLM has said it doesn’t intend to hold any. That’s unacceptable for a decision of this magnitude. Tell them.

Here's the info on how to comment in case you don't click on Substack links. The eplanning page link in the first bullet is eplanning.blm.gov/Project-Home...

McConaughey in Dazed and Confused saying Alright alright alright.

This is lovely - could you please repost with alt text?

A man walks on the sidewalk with two small dogs in his pockets, while a duck on a leash wears shoes. It is captioned “A man with two dogs in his pockets, walking a duck wearing shoes” on a bar mid-photograph.

You wake up in the morning
With gray clouds overhead
And you struggle for the will
To rise up out of bed
The world outside is frightening
A sad and dismal place
You pray for inspiration
A moment of pure grace
Maybe there’s something out there
To take away these blues
Perhaps

It's a ring that keeps you looking, which is nice when the body revolts against its owner. Distractions are good. I hope you feel better.

Sooo pretty!!

I can't imagine going to see it in a theatre - or any movie that's three hours long!

All right 👍🏼 I'm gonna add it to my list

Neat - we can say #GoogleLASDgangs and #GoogleLAPDgangs together

#ACAB

Their workers who are injured on the job also are more motivated to get back to work than other businesses, and only have nice things to say about their bosses. (I used to work at a place that managed their worker's comp claims.)

I'm interested in whether you enjoy it or not. I haven't seen it, but it's very polarizing in that people either love it or hate it, and most people fall into that latter category. Three hours is a long movie, ya know.

I guess that's possible, but nobody I know will be watching it. Best of luck to you if you have to watch it for work.

*One of those HEROES

Mmm... Forbidden egg yolk...

Don't worry, just a little bit more training will fix the problem! C'mon man, just a little bit more training and it's all better! Just some more money and training, please! Please!

Me three.

I lost my Russian Blue old lady last September. She was 18 (we think) and it sounds like her end was similar to Freddie's. I still cry when I think about her.

I considered having a reduction in my early 20s, and now I wish I had. But I got scared back then - - and my CHOICE was to not have the surgery.

I'm cis and had a reduction last September. I like to say I had top surgery, just to see who freaks out (and then I avoid that person cuz they're probably a transphobe).