Associate Professor of Public Administration. Mostly various things happy things unrelated to politics, although sometimes I can’t resist.
Washington, DC
Joined June 2009
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I am sitting with my friend who is at his Canadian citizenship ceremony via Zoom. There is a long delay. He was supposed to swear his allegiance to the Queen. I'm guessing they're trying to sort out what to do now.
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Traveler’s tip for keeping hotel curtains closed and light out. You’re welcome.
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“I'm convinced of this: Good done anywhere is good done everywhere. For a change, start by speaking to people rather than walking by them like they're stones that don't matter. As long as you're breathing, it's never too late to do some good.”
-Maya Angelou
As an Amtrak lover, I’m excited about possibly having more routes back. But for rail to be viable long term it needs speed. Maybe not plane speed, but speed nonetheless.
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Afghanistan is a hot mess and is undermining the president’s competency message. But at least the president is not telling me to inject myself with bleach. 🤷♂️
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Scientists have determined the Murchison meteorite, that fell 52 years ago, is now the oldest material on the planet
It's 7 billion years old. 2.5 billion years older than Earth itself!
Wonder how much ‘groupthink’ played into overly rosey expectations for Afghanistan. And whether there should be more processes to reduce this at the highest levels of decision-making.
Many (incl me) wrestle w/ this. I’ve experienced several AA crews not enforcing FAA mask mandates. AA stopped distributing covid disinfectant wipes. I’m not sure AA disinfects ✈️ 4 covid daily. @united has good covid mitigation efforts. Costly, but protects pax & crew
So!
I have been blocked by @AmericanAir which is weird, but fine… whatever.
I’m traveling today on what will likely be my last AA flight until the FAA mandates vaccines for all crew or they decide the health and safety of their customers is more important than the conspiracy
Going to my university office for the first time tomorrow. Actually a bit nervous about how this will go, but thankful they are requiring ALL THREE: vaccinations, daily health checks, and weekly COVID tests.
Okay. Today was quite a 1st day back getting ready for the fall semester. Looks like the whole week will be interesting.
U.S. fought a limited war in Afganistan. US gov forgot to limit its objectives & promises. It's horrifying to watch. I hope one limited objective we did accomplish is a meaningful agreement with the Taliban to cooperate against terrorists plotting attacks in the US.
If correct, 88,000 interpreters and their families who needed rescuing. Only 1,200 were saved. This breaks my heart so hard. The next few days are going to be so terribly bloody. The carnage will impede the US in future foreign conflicts.
Great visit to @PutneyWinery today! Incredible non-grape wines. Some of my fruits wines ever, actually.