“a giant leap of faith into the unknown to see where life goes. I have a sneaking suspicion there will be lots of helmets, harnesses, and crampons involved.”
Mallory GeisSaid DATE NOT STATEDReported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
Geis announced on social media earlier in the year that she was closing her Pilates studio to pursue climbing.
Seattle Mayor asks Police Chief Shon Barnes to resign; interim chief named
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Councilmember Maritza Rivera called the decision to fire Chief Barnes impulsive and reckless and said the mayor's lack of experience and incompetence led to poor decision-making.
Trump legal adviser Boris Epshteyn is being blamed as an obstacle to an agreement that would let Blanche move forward, according to three people with direct knowledge of the discussions.
“anyone trying to assign blame to the President or his team has no earthly idea of what is going on and clearly is trying to deflect from the issue at hand — Todd Blanche will be an exceptional Attorney General and he should be confirmed immediately.”
Steven CheungSaid JUL 31Reported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
Cheung dismissed reports blaming Trump legal adviser Boris Epshteyn as an obstacle to the agreement and said Blanche should be confirmed immediately.
Sens. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Thom Tillis, R-N.C., have demanded that the DOJ agree to permanently shut down the "anti-weaponization" fund and narrow the audit protection deal before they will commit to advancing Blanche's nomination.
“wrongly allowed a rogue, politically-motivated employee to leak private and confidential information about President Trump, his family, and the Trump Organization”
A spokesperson for Trump's legal teamSaid JUL 31Reported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
A spokesperson for Trump's legal team accused the IRS of allowing a politically-motivated employee to leak Trump's confidential information to news outlets.
In at least some cases, federal authorities reported loss of monitoring and control functionality at critical infrastructure sites, leading to pressure loss and flooding.
“Governing and keeping New Yorkers informed during a public health emergency is very different from producing cute campaign-style videos, and this office has been MIA when people actually need it.”
Phil WongSaid DATE NOT STATEDReported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
Wong said the Office of Mass Engagement was missing when New Yorkers needed to be informed during the public health emergency.
“The big problem in terms of financial damage is that three years down the line, when these red wines are released, people are gonna remember … that the whole place caught on fire,”
Ray IsleSaid DATE NOT STATEDReported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
Isle argued the lasting financial damage may come from consumer memory of the fires when red wines are later released.
“That’s what true global acceptance looks like. Music should be competing based on artistic excellence, not separated by geography or ethnicity. Imagine creating a category specifically because of where artists come from rather than allowing them to compete alongside everyone else. Even if the intention is positive, it can unintentionally reinforce the idea that they’re playing in a separate league.”
Sleep DeezSaid DATE NOT STATEDReported JUL 31verbatim · 1 source
Sleep Deez argued that separating artists by geography or ethnicity can unintentionally reinforce the idea they are playing in a separate league.