John Infranca

Sources say they also left a voicemail using the voice of Celebrity Jeopardy Sean Connery.

Next week in Cambridge, Mass, catch NZA geospatial analyst Jake Gilbert alongside MA housing heavy-hitters Amy Dain, @vincent-rollet.bsky.social, & @johninfranca.bsky.social for a wonderful conversation about the ins & outs of multi-family housing for better affordability

I'm holding out for a Chair in Law and plain-old I.

Interesting. I suspect perhaps it looks better if all you see is the top of the jacket. Regardless, there is no excuse for Trump's tie length.

He also doesn't realize that you unbutton your jacket when you sit down.

technologically advance a band

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Duly noted. That will be a significant portion of the eventual Substack content.

Yes, plan to do that soon. This is bulky and hard to find.

Decided to make my own professional website. Tell me if you think there is anything worth adding or changing: sites.google.com/view/profess...

Does D capture Sicily? Then I might be onboard.

The key question is whether one has enough tote bags to store one's other tote bags in.

Searching for buried treasure I suppose.

Thanks. I put one together on Google sites a few years back but never really used it. Just updated it. I'll email to talk more. Also, why multiple sites?

You write: "The Biden administration’s 2022 Nat. Def. Strategy mentioned “climate” 19 times. Climate change is a problem, but fighting it is not the military’s job." You simply hit control-F. Had you read it you would see all mentions relate to adapting to effects of climate change not fighting it.

Seltzer would make it a gin rickey.

Thanks - very helpful.

Legal academics: I am trying to decide whether it is worth the effort to develop and maintain a personal academic website. Questions: 1. do you have one?; 2. why do you think it valuable; 3. examples of sites you think are great; 4. services for creating/hosting/whatever you recommend?

it is not a decree superimposed by officialdom in Washington or Boston. And once a zoning ordinance is accepted by a town, it can be amended or expanded to meet new problems and conditions as they arise through the same democratic processes of open hearings and town meeting."

that they can thus be so devised as to protect that community from any great degree of change, should appeal to him. There need be no more restriction than he and his neighbors decide are essential to that protection, for they are the ones who write the ordinance; . . .

Came across this article from 1948 defending zoning on Martha's Vineyard: vineyardgazette.com/news/1948/01...
"The New Englander dislikes change almost more than he dislikes regulation. Therefore the fact that each community must make its own zoning laws, . . .

"I have no response" would be more concise. Or "I have no spine" also works.

This is fantastic. @boston.gov can we get this?

And the next day, his account on Good Morning America:

As the history of January 6th is rewritten, a reminder of Republican Senator (then Congressman) Markwayne Mullin's account, the next day, of what occured: "Mullin said police 'showed a lot of restraint" and "did the best they could.'" www.foxnews.com/politics/cap...

I asked AI and it informed me we are not on the same page.