The table saw is a good power tool to have in any woodworking shop, and on the job site .

Before all these cool humanoid robots, there were high-precision machines. A 5-axis CNC machine in action! This is pure art.

🔥 The Art of Woodworking! Turning Raw Wood Into a Beautiful Masterpiece 🪵✨

A little woodworking magic combined with beautiful lighting to create something truly special

Delta’s CEO just told the Wall Street Journal he is not worried about skipping Starlink. “We know what we’re doing in the space, and we’ve been the pioneer in Wi-Fi. We set that standard launching free, fast Wi-Fi that forced the industry to adopt it. We’re happy with where we sit.” That is not a shareholder answer. That is a man grading himself on a test the market already moved past. Free Wi-Fi in 2023 was the standard. Low-earth-orbit Wi-Fi that actually works is the standard now. United already has Starlink on 600-plus aircraft and is aiming for the whole fleet before the end of 2027. American, Southwest, and Alaska are installing it. Delta’s replacement, Amazon Leo, does not start going on airplanes until 2028, and the first wave is 500 jets. Under half the fleet. The pioneer is choosing to be last, on a network that is not flying yet, and calling it a plan. Same morning, the numbers said the quiet part. First earnings miss in two years. Full-year adjusted EPS cut from $6.50–$7.50 to $5.10–$5.60. Free cash flow cut from as much as $4 billion to about $2.5 billion. Fuel up $6 billion. Premium revenue is still the bright spot, up 18% and now larger than the main cabin, with the Amex deal headed past $9 billion. That is the customer this strategy lives on. United and American are already running status matches at that customer, with the Wi-Fi Delta will not have for two years as the bait. Being early to free Wi-Fi does not make you early to the next product. “We’re happy with where we sit” is what you say when you are managing the story instead of the asset. Shareholders should not be happy with where he sits. Source WSJ wsj.com/business/airlines/de…

Heartbreaking...Michael Douglas memoir is also a book about FATHERS AND SONS. His relationship with his own father, KIRK DOUGLAS and the realities of being the son of Spartacus. And his relationship with his own son CAMERON who went to prison for 7 years.

From raw logs to stunning stairs in under 30 seconds 🔥 This is pure skill + strength. Watch her turn two heavy logs into a full set of custom wooden stairs with a chainsaw, then stain them to perfection. Would you try this yourself or just watch in amazement? 👇 #DIY #Woodworking #HomeGoals

Full circle moment with @seanmgregory and @TIME . Thank you for welcoming me and conversing about my memoir, THE PERILOUS FIGHT, and all that has happened in the last 10 years since peacefully protesting. Watch our full convo on Time Magazine’s Youtube My memoir debuted #1 on The New York Times Best Seller List. The Perilous Fight which is in stores now and kaepernick7.com

Kyle MacLachlan’s memoir ‘Fictional Selves’ recounts when he shut down Paul Verhoeven’s suggestion to go full-frontal for a scene in the movie, ‘Showgirls.’ ew.com/kyle-maclachlan-shut-…

Sierra Nevadas Boeing 747-8 and future US Air Force E-4C Nightwatch N747SN landing back at KDAY last month. Been a bucket list catch for a while now!

after traveling enough you’d realize the aisle seat clears the window seat. i can get up whenever i want, stretch my legs, use the bathroom without bothering anybody and actually have some freedom instead of being trapped against the wall for 8 hours

My review of @aroberts_andrew's new book on Napoleon's marshals in today's @thetimes. However difficult your boss is, thank the Lord that they are not as bad as Boney: thetimes.com/culture/books/a…