J. Thomas Ranken

Eric Madis, one of Seattle's top guitarists, has a new record that has just been released. Here are some thoughts about it. I really like it. rankenfile.com/blog

@tourneytapes @kylejguy You have to blind in both eyes to not call that a foul.

Join the Ranken File this Friday night for a fun night of great music, food, and beer! rankenfile.com

The nearest #blackhole to the earth is 1600 light years away—not much of a threat to us. So says Bruce Balick, @UW #astronomy professor emeritus, and our program speaker this morning. usrotary.org/events/program…

Normal #blackholes are the remnants of the core collapse in massive stars. usrotary.org/events/program…

This morning’s program features @UW Astronomy Professor Emeritus Bruce Balick talking about black holes. usrotary.org/events/program…

Join us next Friday!

This is wild. And this is what a flagship looks like #GoHoos

The Ranken File plays this Friday night at the Boxcar Ale House. Pass it on!

Announcing Helion’s collaboration with Nucor to deploy a 500 MWe fusion power plant. Helion’s fusion power will be directly connected to a Nucor steelmaking facility and will pave the way for decarbonizing industrial manufacturing. Read more: helionenergy.com/articles/annou…

Graduation Day for Tom! Join us for a special night at Figurehead Brewing Saturday, June 17, starting at 6 pm. @FigureheadBrewing rankenfile.com

Just the beginning!! @Mariners #gomariners #seeusRISE

Jim Knapp setting up the 🥁 for tonight’s gig at the Boxcar Alehouse.

This Friday night!

Tickets on sale now! After 2 years of being virtual, #CleanTechShowcase will be back in-person on Tuesday, June 21 @BellHarborICC in Seattle! Reserve your spot now for this dynamic conference: bit.ly/3wGi4V5 #builtenvironment #aviationsustainability #offshorewind

Ukraine and Russia – close geographically while mentally abyss - mailchi.mp/45902b29ea0d/u…

@BaltimoreMrs I do.

Do people really hang American flags outside their houses in the states? Like is it an actual thing you see a lot of or is just an occasional thing, or something I see in movies?