Remember when he was someone you disagreed with but ultimately respected? 2007 seems so long ago...

“I played shortstop in the minors but then I took an arrow to the knee.”

Yeah and also these guys get paid money to play a kids’ game. They’re living the dream. I remember a time when Fergie Jenkins had to work as an auto mechanic during the off-season just to make ends meet. And the man is a goddamn hall of famer. Although he shouldn’t be since he only won 295 games. What’s up with that…

No, this is a restored Land Cruiser. A hipster one would be deconstructed and served on a slab of teak.

Finally automakers are getting on with the times. It was obvious to anyone, other than automakers, that these cameras should act as recording devices if the driver wants to. Unfortunately we live in a world where you have to record everything if you want to make sure you are right. Can’t trust other drivers. Make it a…

I think you’re exaggerating. I’ve been to DC lots of times and I’ve never been able to find a street parking place downtown.

I bike through the Capitol building and White House plazas every day. The cops in DC have motorcade closures down to a science and issue instructions to cars, pedestrians and cyclists that are EXTREMELY clear. They’re generally quite polite and reasonable (but firm) when doing so. I can’t see how this dude could not…

A few weeks ago I went to DC and street parked. About 45 minutes later the barricades and police showed up — they were clearing the street for the presidential motorcade. It was really cool to see it go by — something like 27 vehicles — and they made sure the street was entirely and completely devoid of traffic.…

March to the Sea-hawks +1

Sherman [burns down established thinking]

He was just there so he wouldn’t get impeached.

All congressman were present for the vote except newly elected Pete Carroll, who decided to pass.

Washington D.C. (Politico): After weeks of debate and a deadlocked Senate President Richard Sherman finally passed his stadium reform bill by having VP Marshawn Lynch cast the deciding vote. “When it came down to what to do it was a no-brainer to have Marshawn carry it across the goal,” the President said afterwards.

I’m surprised Baylor accepted that; everyone knows Ken Starr is not a fan of oral.

In this week’s SI, there’s a quote that really struck me:

Yeah, it is an unusual move, especially given how quite a few autonomous driving partnerships have broken down over who got access to the data.