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Seth Talbott retweeted
Man I was really hoping a Rams loss would make me feel a little better after the Seahawks loss. And you know what? It did. It absolutely did.
Seth Talbott retweeted
The gap between "I had that idea" and "I built that company" is about 10,000 hours of work nobody wants to talk about.
If I’m 75% through a novel and I’m not getting more and more into it, I end up feeling total and utter betrayal for having wasted my time. Anyone else?
Seth Talbott retweeted
This story was truly heartwarming. I found it in the CBS archives. A man approaches a CBS reporter in Russia after realizing they are American and shares the story of his captivity. He had been held in a concentration camp alongside American soldiers, separated from them by a large fence.
Each American soldier received five kilos of food from the Red Cross every Friday, but the Germans allowed nothing for the Red Army POWs. They were given only a small amount of soup each day and were constantly starving.
Some U.S. soldiers came up with a plan with the Red Army POWs across the fence to throw food over to the Russian prisoners. The plot was eventually discovered, and the Gestapo brought all 8,000 American soldiers outside and demanded they reveal the names of the Russians involved on the other side. Not a single American opened his mouth or betrayed them.
The tragedy of evil is that sophisticated and pampered men scorn the watchman’s early warning as crude aggression, only to squeal in unison that something must be done—when the hour for doing has passed.
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Carl Reiner gave Rob Reiner a copy of The Princess Bride, and Rob Reiner loved it and its father/son love story so much he turned it into a movie (with a grandfather and grandson). Three days before Carl’s death in 2020, he and Rob reenacted the final scene and “As you wish”
Seth Talbott retweeted
Meet Baby Oliver! A Never-Before-Seen Look at Life’s First Moments
Oliver reveals the earliest stages of human development with breathtaking detail —fertilization, life as a zygote, rapid cell division, the transition to blastocyst, implantation and more.
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Hot take? I think Ichiro Suzuki is the best mariner of all time, but the most important is Ken Griffey Jr.
I grew up with hearing my mom share Christmas time memories of going to downtown Seattle as a little girl in the 50's to see the lights and the Christmas displays in department store windows. Well, now I realize what that feels like.
