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Chinatown KL w/ hip book store in an old cinema.
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"So Cannon should be pulled from the Mar-A-Lago case then, right? Appointed by the defendant, too," one user wrote in response to the X post.
Marjorie Taylor Greene accused of arguing Judge #Cannon should be pulled from Trump case - Raw Story

Marjorie Taylor Greene accused of arguing Judge Cannon should be pulled from Trump case
Marjorie Taylor Greene caught a fact-check on Friday after she argued that Judge McAfee should be removed from the Donald Trump criminal case in Georgia, in part because he donated to Fani Willis years ago.Reacting to the ruling in which McAfee said Fani Willis could continue prosecuting Trump, Gree...

Judge Cannon says tossing out Espionage Act in Trump case would be ‘extraordinary step’
U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon heard two hours of legal jousting between prosecutor Jay Bratt and defense lawyer Emil Bove, who argued the language of the World War I-era Espionage Act that Trump is charged with breaking is too unclear to be the basis of an indictment against the 45th president of the United States.
For most of the morning session, Cannon seemed to take the argument se…

Judge says tossing out Espionage Act in Trump case would be ‘extraordinary step’
Former president Donald Trump is in federal court in Florida, where his lawyers are arguing his classified documents charges should be dismissed.

Law360: "Judge Taranto said he's typically 'disappointed' with the [amicus] briefs submitted to the court, and urged the attorneys in the room to do better. 'It's very rare we get amicus briefs that say something beyond what the parties say,' he said. 'Most amicus briefs make broad, unsupported general assertions about things for which we aren't given independent basis to evaluate the truth of the assertions.'"

Keep It Short, And Other Advice From Fed. Circ. Judges - Law360
Six Federal Circuit judges counseled a packed room of attorneys on Tuesday about the most common ways to ruin their own cases, such as talking too much at oral argument, adding additional citations and attacking judges or opposing counsel.

#CactusFlowers
Apparently it’s National #Cactus Day. Here are two prickly pear flowers. June 2017

I saw this episode and he started out funny but at some point he just became too cringe.
I think Conan may have peaked 10 years ago.
At this point I’m wondering what cocktail of drugs he was on when he was in Hot Ones. His eyes were red like he just aimed a lot but he was hyper like he’d had quite a few uppers.
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Is the Cayman Islands-controlled operator of the Northern Beaches Hospital overcharging the government for public beds? It appears Brookfield is charging the local health authority more than twice the cost per bed than Royal North Shore Hospital.
https://micha…

Heat is on to put Sydney's privatised Cayman Islands hospital back in public hands - Michael West
Is the Cayman Islands-controlled operator of the Northern Beaches Hospital overcharging the government for public beds? It appears Brookfield is charging the local health authority more than twice the cost per bed than Royal North Shore Hospital. Michael West reports. 

Jack Smith on court repeatedly granting Trump delays in Florida federal docs case: "That must stop" - National Zero
https://nationalzero.com/2024/04/15/jack-smith-on-court-repeatedly-gr…

While some cultures use psychedelic plant medicines to access visions or guidance, the Haida have other tools.
“We don't have any psychedelics up in Haida,” Giihlgiigaa said. “We have mushrooms, but they were never used in ceremony. There's no stories of them being used in ceremony.”
“We have a different way of attaining that dream state,” he said.
“For one, everyone knew it was very common to have dreams, but not everyone dreamt every day because people had to get wor…

New poetry collection breaks free of limited Indigenous narratives
Dallas Hunt’s latest release is a book of 100 poems exploring ideas of urban Indigeneity, decolonial theory and how First Nations find ways to create and continue to exist. Hunt, a member of Wapsewsipi (Swan River) First Nation, said his new collection Teeth sets out “to challenge the expectations and stereotypes placed on Indigenous writers.” Writing has always called to Hunt, he said, and he was encouraged by teachers and his family. 

While some cultures use psychedelic plant medicines to access visions or guidance, the Haida have other tools.
“We don't have any psychedelics up in Haida,” Giihlgiigaa said. “We have mushrooms, but they were never used in ceremony. There's no stories of them being used in ceremony.”
“We have a different way of attaining that dream state,” he said.
“For one, everyone knew it was very common to have dreams, but not everyone dreamt every day because people had to get wor…

New poetry collection breaks free of limited Indigenous narratives
Dallas Hunt’s latest release is a book of 100 poems exploring ideas of urban Indigeneity, decolonial theory and how First Nations find ways to create and continue to exist. Hunt, a member of Wapsewsipi (Swan River) First Nation, said his new collection Teeth sets out “to challenge the expectations and stereotypes placed on Indigenous writers.” Writing has always called to Hunt, he said, and he was encouraged by teachers and his family.