Mateyush

1991-build. Flew with Thai until 2006, then to UPS. Overnight package is high-cycles/low-hours. Its daily schedule is something like:
0400-0600: Louisville-Outstation
2300-0100: Outstation-Louisville
Doesn't spend a lot of time in the air.

I worked for an organization that ran its critical application on a Digital mainframe all the way back in... 2010. (I left then, but I think the program continued for a few more years.)

40 rides to break even in Israel, and there's no transit at all in most places from 2 hours before sunset on Friday to 2 hours after sunset on Saturday.

I knew Pedro Martinez was popular in Boston, but I didn't imagine this as a second career.

I know 2 people from here!

You should be driving with your lights on anyway.

Best solution for the mobile lounges: build a couple of ramps in Ocean City that lead down into the Atlantic. Have a big festive parade all along Route 50. At the end of the parade, thousands of people cheer as the lounges roll into the sea never to be seen again.

Oh hey, Penn's long snapper is the kid of JP Darche, the McGill grad who was a long snapper in the NFL and is now the Chiefs team doctor.

Ew.

(at north columbus high high school. College football otherwise is great)

I love this so much.

This is... awesome?

You made all the stops?

People kept ringing the bell!

Most college towns could.

Mega Burger, featuring... not burgers. This is, by the way, a pretty central area in a second-tier Kyrgyz city (it's actually closer to Almaty than Bishkek, though there is a 16,000' mountain range in the way)

Poor Tom Malinowski. Grew up in Princeton, moved to Rocky Hill to run in the 7th, then moved to Hunterdon, lost that seat, and now is supposedly moving to Maplewood to compete in the 11th. Rocky Hill is now in the 12th, and he could walk into this seat if only he lived in the dang district!

Have they field-tested this in the Northeast? If every employee within 4 feet of me starts asking about my day, I'm going to run screaming out of that place.

Love the bonkers weather days that show up at season change.

I was a geography undergrad before Google Maps/Earth and 7 years later was a planning grad student when it was available (and a practicing planner after that), and you can't understate how much it revolutionized any field with a real-world spatial component.

Funnily enough, I have strong connections to both the top Mamdani neighborhoods and the top Cuomo neighborhoods. I also have a strong connection to a Sliwa neighborhood that's just under this list.

I was served this ad on a different social network. Only problem is that this plane is departing from Ben Gurion.

Hilarious/sad segment on Israeli news of Israelis holding up the same product in supermarkets in a bunch of countries (Spain, Greece, Germany, Bulgaria, US, et al), saying the price and then showing how much more expensive the same basket is in Israel (almost double!).

I had a snack-related tweet of mine turned into an illustration in the New York Times Magazine and I am still inordinately proud of that.

Baseball season ends yesterday, Port St. Lucie comes up today. I think it's a sign. #LGM.

(Also, I know someone from here)

The last 3 good bars in Jerusalem are closing and it's making the news about how to save nightlife in the city.

Hershey spends the shelf space to have stores stock variety packs which are very popular among Halloween buyers. Mars does to a lesser extent, and Nestle almost not at all.

Yep; when I describe the core skillset of planners, data-driven storytelling is one of the pillars.

I have seen more upright basses on the New York City subway than I have everywhere else in the rest of my life combined.

Mets fans remember it was Mookie, everyone remembers it was Buckner.

Where does Virginia fit into this? 2000-2010, Arlington and Alexandria stayed relatively flat while Loudoun and PW each nearly doubled.

Israel's satire show of record spends an hour lampooning every current party leader and half the Cabinet and then closes with freed hostage Alon Ohel playing the piano while the entire cast sings Mitachat HaShamayim. An eretz nehederet, indeed.