Raithe

With a "hint" of politics...

https://www.propublica.org/article/black-children-were-jailed-for-a-crime-that-doesnt-exist

I used to re-read the series each time a new book was released. So I've read the individual books many times, but the entire series from beginning to end I've only done a couple of times since it was wrapped up. But it does hit a point where you've read a book so many times you start to skim through paragraphs and chapters and focus more on the parts of the story that fit whatever mood you're in rather than "properly" read the entire thing.

I skim read my way through through the first four last weekend. Started the 5th.... I have to admit, visually and mood that really handled Lan well to my mind.

Found out I've been shortlisted for an interview in a couple of weeks, but I need to prepare a 10 minute presentation on any random data set I want to use. So now I have to find some open source data set I might find interesting for playing with. On other notes, I'm thinking I should have looked further for fabric glues than the one that turned out to have a 48 hour cure time...

Sorry to hear that KP. Treasure the memories you have.

Where did the term "scaredy cat" really come from? I mean.. cats...

Andrew Lloyd Webber has become so attached to his pup Mojito during the pandemic that he said he needed to figure out how they could be together always, even on the plane when he travels to America. He said: “I wrote off and said I needed him with me at all times because I’m emotionally damaged and I must have this therapy dog. “The airline wrote back and said, ‘Can you prove that you really need him?’ “And I said ‘Yes, just see what Hollywood did to my musical Cats.’ “Then the approval came back with a note saying, ‘No doctor’s report required.’”