John Marion

Bronze in women’s singles!

Selfie with the Olympic rings

I’ve reached the funny hat portion of the trip

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And then I run into a Rhode Islander, Jennifer McDermott who is covering the Games for the AP

You’ll never guess where I am

*the

That was she Latvian’s winning move

Me and grown men dressed like Mario Brothers

Grown men dressed like Mario Brothers

Because of course the Estonian curling fans dress like Mario Brothers

Two hours later…

“We stole two on the hammer”

Curling sheets

I have no idea how this works

Wednesday, February 11th at 11:50 am ET

Ricola

Terrifying how they lifted her into the copter

A helicopter hovering over the Olympic rings

The helicopter picking her up

I can also ski this fast

Current mood

And that is what?

Me and the Olympic mascot

And whatever this thing is

Me and my nephew Zack DiGregorio

Found an Olympian

Milano Cortina Sliding Center

Good guess. Another hint.

Selfie in front of the Olympic rings

Okay, take a guess where I am?

Also the US athletes are being well received.

Can confirm all the reporting that Italy wasn’t prepared for the games

The Olympic Sliding Center in Cortina, Italy

You’ll never guess where I am

I saw that article last night on the NYT website, right above one about how the UN might go out of business because it's running out of money. There's gotta be some meaning to that.

For Rhode Island political twitter refugees, @wjdennen.dev has recreated his RI Government Bot and I couldn’t be happier.

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Screenshot of the search results for "Pawtucket police" on the ACLU of Rhode Island website showing 27 results.

They're like a jobs program for the local ACLU affiliate

For those who don't follow Rhode Island public records law closely (I'm not judging!) the Pawtucket Police Department has a long history of trying to avoid transparency and the accountability that comes along with that.