Well, technically it won't be landing there, but the Europa Clipper is on its way to the icy Jupiter moon. It won't get there until 2030, but looking forward to all of its new insights.
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Speaking of books turned into movies, Simon Stålenhag's art book "The Electric State" trailer just dropped, and the commentary is (rightly) skewering it.
I wonder if Juno will still be active when Clipper makes it there. I see its mission has only been extended until next year but that doesn't preclude additional extensions.
Hey, Can of Corn and I are headed to a couple of shows in the next few weeks that may be of interest to fellow citizens. I think tix are available for these shows but frankly I haven't confirmed and both or either could be sold out:
Friday October 25 - Drive By Truckers (Uptown Theater)
Thursday November 14 - Lydia Loveless (Cloudland)
Both artists also have second shows the day after, but we aren't attending and again not sure of availability.
Children’s book tie in: there’s a lovely new picture book called In Praise of Mystery with the poem US Poet Laureate Ada Limón wrote to be inscribed on the Europa Clipper.
Bally Sports becoming the Fanduel Sports Network. Gross.
At least the Twins will no longer be on it. I wonder how much of the 2024 broadcast team will make the leap to the MLB version.
Bally’s is a casino company, too. Is Fanduel worse, or just currently more visible?
To me it's the difference between a name sponsorship of Philip Morris or Altria. It's the same company but one name carries a lot more baggage.
In my opinion, FanDuel and the like is so much worse. With a casino, you have to physically go there to gamble. It still leads to problem gambling but at least it takes more effort than pulling your phone out of your pocket.
This is why I was okay with casinos in Vegas, before they brought riverboat gambling here. You want to gamble? Sure, book your flight.
Sports gambling is on our Nov. ballot. :/
It is? I always wondered how a fitness center franchise had cable TV network naming rights money
Huh, the corporate history of Bally is something else
Jake Cave cut by the Rockies.
The Gourds are living right again in the late innings tonight.
Until they aren't.