Sam Acosta

Thank you, Harrison Ford. 🙌🏽

@Cristiano @VisitSaudi Sunscreen 🧴 is important

Happy days ☀️ #VisitRedSea @VisitSaudi #summer_in_saudi

@crashtesterX Babylon 5

OK I own but haven't watched either of these shows yet what should I dive into first ?

$7 trillion of Baby Boomer businesses will be sold by 2030. A quick and dirty guide to buying one:

Jeff Bezos on how to deal with stress.

@sweatystartup Patagonia black hole 32L

What is the best work backpack to travel with? I have an Osprey Porter 46 that goes everywhere with me. Need one smaller to take to meetings that can be carried on planes as well.

Oh wow! Incredible video of the eruption this evening in #Iceland 📹 Kristinn Gauti Gunnarsson

@interface7 @ATT Umm no… unrelated I think… 5g+ is just cband radios everywhere

More than nearly 30 years later, this is still the best opening of a sitcom television series episode.

Saying please to chatGPT so I won’t get purged later

@SawyerMerritt What if it’s you know cold?

Pepsi in new CNN video: “These (Tesla Semi) trucks can run up to 500 miles on a single charge in a single day, so between two drivers one truck and 24 hours, we were able to run 1,076 on a single electric truck.”

not to brag or anything...

how my Daily Chess Championship is going 🤦

"I'll be back to beat all of your asses pretty soon."

@joakial_ It’s nuclear?

I have a feeling we may not be able to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement

@ItsSamG @byowife I wish more people understood this 😔

@byowife Unfortunately misophonia can’t differentiate between culture and an annoying person 😂

My airing of my grievances: A Festivus thread (feel free to add yours below) 1. The blinding LED headlights are top of the list again this year. I’m ready to run for Prime Minister just to outlaw them

@MorningBrew Doesn’t matter. A lot of c suite don’t care about data.

Huge win for the WFH movement

This must be a fun job!

@mhp_guy I make my kid their lunch on nacho day and wish it was abolished

The bar is laughably low for US public schools I live in a wealthy, 10/10 grade district, & yet still: - Kids can retake tests unlimited times until they get an 85+. Why study? - We worship at the altar of must-stay-high home values - $48k/year teachers are broke & quitting left & right. Of course they are! - There are more iPads, Chromebooks and GoPros than there are kids, but teachers are still broke and the schools are begging for money - It costs parents $900 for kids to take the bus in the afternoon only, but this doesn't make a dent in the budget - Classes are overcrowded. 1 of 3 of our elementary schools recently closed down due to funding - Schools are largely funded by property taxes, which are $10k - $40k/year(!!) in this area, but the schools are still broke! - Football & other sports are doing more than great with regards to funding. We rival many colleges in production value and amenities. Why? - We've known for decades that kids are getting fatter every year and that highly processed foods are one culprit, but we still feed kids garbage en masse. This was yesterday's lunch: What do you think home values would be if we dropped to a 6/10 grade? Incentives are aligned to ensure that can't happen. I know other states like Florida manage school districts differently. Here in TX the same house next door could be worth 30% more if in a better district. Why can't we rely on iPads and football less and pay teachers more? The household income here is over 3x the teachers' salaries! But they don't see any of it. Why can't kids go outside more and feed our kids real food? Obesity is more expensive than healthy food. The teachers, parents and administrators here are good, talented and loving people, but working within and against a broken system. The US does better than many other countries, but we can do so much better. How? I'm genuinely asking. We've never homeschooled, but it's looking more and more tempting every year...