Dan Rosanova

That’s why I wear suits! No joke at MSFT I almost always wore a tie, really kept people on their toes.

Amazing analysis. And a shifting tide in the defense landscape. With geopolitical repercussions to follow.

I think you can drop the “If” then thanks to him, this is largely a true statement.

I just want to thank you for everything you did for us in Seattle. You made this place better. Literally!

#TACO tariffs on China delayed

Not giving “yet”. Also for a sizable enough bribe, or whatever coin he’s taking, is it really “giving”?

That’s amazing! Ride on brother.

It was a busy day. I made it all the way to now not realizing what day it was. 80 years: #Nagasaki Never forget. Never repeat. Humanity deserves better.

This is the correct answer

Because it’s a giant waste of money right now. They know what they’re doing and they hope to be the only big tech left with money in a few years.

I refuse to participate: there no level of unhealthy for Heat, Ronin, Spy Game, Sneakers, and Bullitt.

Could be said of the president too!

I meme that says Born To Dilly Dally, Forced To Fight Fascists. It is a bunny, standing up right, holding a book, wearing a helmet and some armor, holding a spear that has a teapot hanging from it.

This makes me think of you. And also me a bit.

I mean, Trump was a New York Democrat much longer than he was a “Republican”. Now he’s a cult of personality.

OMG I can’t afford that, but I’d have bought it. History.

Well I’ll be: I just liked a post by Robert Reich… was not in my bingo card.

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I know you didn’t, and I know you wouldn’t. :)

I don’t: I live in the now. Head in the cloud(s) but living in the now! Though some of those clouds put the “ow” in “now”.

Any death is sad. But this part just makes no sense: “in a sudden and unprovoked attack by an unwounded buffalo”

An unprovoked attack?!?! You were hunting it and it did what it had to do and what nature empowered it to do.

Never forget. Never repeat. All of humanity deserves better.

Looks worse than that

The intrepid journalist who exposed Hiroshima's horror After the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, it was another year before first-hand accounts emerged. Journalist John Hersey helped expose the bomb’s lasting damage, which the U.S. govern...

First-hand accounts of the bombing of Hiroshima, and its aftermath, emerged a year later. Journalist John Hersey brought the lasting damage to light.

In 2020, PBS News' Jeffrey Brown spoke with Lesley M.M. Blume about "Fallout," her book on Hersey and his writing about the bombing of Hiroshima.

On Aug. 6, 1945, the world changed forever.

The U.S, in the middle of World War II, dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later, the U.S. dropped a second atomic bomb on another Japanese city — Nagasaki. Japan, an Axis power, surrendered soon after, ending the war. 🧵

I wouldn’t call the FT fake news… they’re generally fairly solid: even if I don’t like what they’re saying.

I wouldn’t call traditional outlets that anyway and think it is terrible that some have used that term to diminish the critically important work of an independent media.

A warning to many, that they will ignore with righteous indignation. Turns out when people and capital are mobile, tax and regulatory environments do in fact move them. 🤷‍♂️ maybe Laffer was on to something.

Thousands of company directors leave UK after Labour’s tax changes FT analysis finds jump in departures with UAE the top destination

Thousands of company directors leave UK after Labour’s tax changes on.ft.com/41t4tRl

80 years ago today #hiroshima never forget, never repeat. Never.

Boop, boop

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