Tweets on the Google Earth Timelapse update

Timelapse in Google Earth is a zoomable time-lapse video of the planet, showing how it's changed over the years — and it now features new imagery of nearly 40 years of global change. Learn more and explore → https://t.co/O8l4x5QX9s pic.twitter.com/g0FavmbaVZ
— Google (@Google) April 6, 2023

No spring break plans? Zoom around the planet from home with Google Earth Timelapse, which now features imagery from 2021 and 2022. https://t.co/xzGqwywc19
— PCMag (@PCMag) April 6, 2023

More tweets on bad efforts by red states to control blue cities

Texas Republicans seized Houston schools two weeks ago. Now Austin. Dallas and San Antonio will be next. This is a methodical, deliberate effort to illegitimately usurp power from elected Democratic officials in deep blue cities. https://t.co/gIP5vuiicu
— Brandon Friedman (@BFriedmanDC) April 1, 2023

Red state preemption of blue cities continues to accelerate. In FL legislators are advancing an omnibus preemption bill. And more red states are seizing authority over local policing and prosecution, often displacing Black local officials. More here. https://t.co/Q3DnXhuwuM https://t.co/JfASrg1CIR
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) April 1, 2023

How red states are fighting their blue cities https://t.co/ECCFBftPbU
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) March 28, 2023

More polls show that the GOP is a Trump cult

Post-indictment poll: Trump surges to largest-ever lead over DeSantis https://t.co/3g4DZyFS7b
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) April 1, 2023

2024 National Republican Primary:

Trump 51% (+30)
DeSantis 21%
Pence 6%
Haley 4%
Romney 2%
Cheney 2%
Pompeo 1%
Youngkin 1%
Christie 1%
Abbott 1%
T. Scott 1%
Bolton 1%
Sununu 1%
Ramaswamy 0%

McLaughlin/@realDonaldTrump Internal Poll, 452 LV, 3/31-4/1https://t.co/5m4WVcIW8q
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) April 2, 2023

2024 National Republican Primary:

Trump 52% (+31)
DeSantis 21%
Haley 5%
Pence 3%
Christie 2%
Pompeo 2%
Ramaswamy 1%
Youngkin 0%
Hogan 0%
Cheney 0%
.
Head-2-Head:
Trump 57% (+26)
DeSantis 31%

.@YouGovAmerica/@YahooNews, RV, 3/30-31https://t.co/ZvTcGrY0CX
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) April 2, 2023

Fox News Poll: Trump’s lead grows in GOP primary race, now over 50% support. Victoria Balara, Fox News) Details: https://t.co/VnFquzAAmW pic.twitter.com/20uHamqENz
— Opinion Today (@OpinionToday) March 30, 2023

Polls on the Trump indictment

Donald Trump is sorely mistaken. A majority of Americans think the criminal investigations into his behavior are fair, poll shows. (via The ReidOut Blog) https://t.co/TWmyfS6AZt
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 31, 2023

From our new poll: "Sixty percent of Americans approve of the indictment of former President Donald Trump…About three-quarters of Americans say politics played at least some role in the decision to indict Trump." https://t.co/kWg27WFhKw
— Ariel Edwards-Levy (@aedwardslevy) April 3, 2023

As always, looking at the Independent voter numbers in this new @CNN poll:

62% of independents approve of Trump’s indictment.

Only 8% of independents think he did nothing wrong.

Just 26% of independent voters approve of Trump overall. https://t.co/xTFY5qHOai
— John Avlon (@JohnAvlon) April 3, 2023

60% of Americans approve of Trump's indictment, a CNN poll found. Support fell along party lines:

—94% of Democrats approve of the decision to indict

—79% of Republicans disapprove

—62% of independents approve
https://t.co/iSKp8adniL
— Axios (@axios) April 3, 2023

A plurality of Americans think Donald Trump should have been charged by a Manhattan grand jury with a history-making indictment that includes around two dozen counts, including felonies. https://t.co/XSO0mKKpvc
— Eugene Scott (@Eugene_Scott) April 3, 2023

Famous mug shots

New York does not routinely disclose the mug shot pictures so we may not see Trump’s.

History's most famous mug shots. Will Trump join this pantheon? https://t.co/Ac4AVXzWaG
— Dan Eggen (@DanEggenWPost) April 3, 2023

Iconic photos of some of history's first mugshots https://t.co/oA75gLixhA
— Fascinating (@fasc1nate) October 10, 2024

Eddie Murray interview on the 1983 Orioles in Baltimore Magazine and other videos

Excellent article

"You could play this game a lot of years and not have a parade, so you won’t ever forget it," Murray says of '83 celebration. "I can still remember somebody handed me a little kid that was on the car for a little bit with me."

Happy Opening Day, Baltimorehttps://t.co/eqy2QOYPmf
— Ron Cassie (@ron_cassie) March 30, 2023

It's the 40th anniversary of the 1983 World Series!@Jim22Palmer takes a look back.

📺: https://t.co/UgLIBrgcnK pic.twitter.com/14zaqgrXUR
— Orioles on MASN (@masnOrioles) April 7, 2023

ICYMI: The Orioles' recent 1983 World Series reunion brought back a lot of special memories for@StanTheFan: https://t.co/6enJnl2rqv
— PressBox (@PressBoxOnline) August 26, 2023

Covers: Singin’ in the Rain

My first exposure to “Singin’ in the Rain” was probably when it was used in A Clockwork Orange (1971). It was performed in the 1952 film of the same name but originated in 1929. It is in the 2022 film Babylon.

Trump and his cult need to be quiet on the issue of indicting a president

“He has advocated for the prosecutions of each of the last four Democratic presidential nominees — every single one since 2004. In two cases, he did it during the campaign, even suggesting they should be ineligible to run.” https://t.co/zTSTlYgY8t
— Charlie Sykes (@SykesCharlie) April 1, 2023

“‘Where are all of the arrests?’: Trump demands Barr lock up his foes”

But hey, sure, it’s the Dems who ‘politicized’ and ‘weaponized’ the justice system. 🤷🏽‍♂️ https://t.co/iA6b9wEHpc
— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) April 1, 2023

I keep saying it: Don’t put liars on TV

Completely agree. There is no good reason to put liars on tv. There’s no incentive for them to stop lying if networks still have them on. https://t.co/6C2uK1SaL6
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) April 2, 2023

Tweets on climate change 4/2/23

March represents the 529th month in a row with temperatures exceeding the 20th century average.

That’s more than 44 years straight without a single comparatively cool month. https://t.co/JGc3w8YRvc
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 7, 2023

After a staggering defeat in 2010, environmentalists needed a plan they could sell. Thus began a decade-long climb propelled by mass protests, heavy campaign spending and intense lobbying.

Then came a final assist from Mother Nature herself.https://t.co/FLOoPnX5Ja
— POLITICO (@politico) April 2, 2023

Ten photographs that made the world wake up to climate change https://t.co/D47MND1hSn
— CNN (@CNN) March 29, 2023

Much has changed here since Elon took over. Based on my own before-and-after expts, climate denial responses are up 15-30x. Changes in followers are even more dramatic: Stef's analysis shows that climate accounts have seen little change while denial accounts have boomed. https://t.co/VCxpEfQxyg
— Prof. Katharine Hayhoe (@KHayhoe) March 29, 2023

Zeeshan Aleem: How Donald Trump jeopardized Biden's climate agenda. https://t.co/s8KZN1pH7E
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 28, 2023

Why climate “doomers” are replacing climate “deniers” https://t.co/WQte1Pi5Dq
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 26, 2023

One expert predicts that by the 2080s, Baltimore will have summers that are 6 degrees hotter on average and winters that are 9.1 degrees warmer on average than today.

It’s most comparable to the current climate of Cleveland, Mississippi. https://t.co/ldEnjryKoB
— The Baltimore Banner (@BaltimoreBanner) March 25, 2023

This year’s winter in New York City is on track to be the least snowy season since records began shortly after the Civil War. The Central Park weather station has so far measured just 2.3 inches of snowfall. On average, the city sees a little over two feet.https://t.co/LIB2ukdDcd
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2023

The Biden administration warned on Monday that a warming planet poses severe economic challenges for the U.S., which will require the federal government to reassess its spending priorities and how it influences behavior. https://t.co/PhdVhlSYDx
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 20, 2023

The world is likely to reach 1.5°C of global warming by the early 2030s, a new U.N. report says, and it will take immediate, drastic action to prevent temperatures from rising beyond that. https://t.co/PmJkmaT4Lu
— NYT Climate (@nytclimate) March 20, 2023

such a great piece by @robinsonmeyer, we are out of the climate science era and into the climate economics, climate sociology, climate political science, climate demography, climate materials science etc era https://t.co/crfRaXpJSB
— Matthew Zeitlin (@MattZeitlin) March 8, 2023