T. W. Rose

@mrmikeMTL USPS Customer Service (front window counter)

Anyone know of a good job for someone who hates people?

@babymamamf @pmarca Good point. The fact he made money investing in instagram is very important.

@authorTWRose @pmarca Did your dog invest in instagram and make a fuck ton of money? Or DATABRICKS !?!?!?!

The gulf in knowledge between the West Coast and East Coast is wildly broader than I’ve ever experienced, in both directions. And widening further by the day.

@BenBland13 @pmarca Not sure you understand how the internet works.

@authorTWRose @pmarca You read his posts.

@quiettom2000 @pmarca Just wink twice if you need help. I care about you.

@authorTWRose @pmarca Hmm yeah, being on the board of meta isn’t important, social media has no societal impact.

@babymamamf @pmarca So is my dog.

@authorTWRose @pmarca He is pretty important.

It is truly shocking to discover that legislators perhaps should not have allowed activists who spend their time chanting slogans on sidewalks all day to write an enormously complex law that overhauls the state’s electric grid. Next up: NYC Local Law 97, which is structured on the assumption the state decarbonizes the grid at the levels of the CLCPA. The key mechanism where the grid-decarbonization assumption enters Local Law 97 is the electricity emissions coefficient used to calculate building emissions.

Every person on this train is lost in their iPhone, myself included. All except the homeless man asleep across the back seats. The only one not escaping reality is the one with nowhere else to go.

This video reminds me of when I was in high school and learned the process for how clouds form, then went home that night and explained it to my parents over dinner like I was an authority on the matter.

He means the novel MEN WHO HAVE NO MUSIC IN THEMSELVES. On Amazon: amazon.com/Men-Who-Have-M…

Word is @NYCSanitation is working overtime to produce Zohran’s snowstorm outfit for the weekend while City Hall is lining up a videographer “to make a fun snowman video” to run on @LinkNYC kiosks. DSNY leadership, however, is urging focus on snow removal, warning not to let this storm derail @nycmayor in his first month on the job—which is always a possibility.

DSA’s core constituency consists of young whites and first- and second-generation immigrants. Its ideological framework emphasizes class-based politics over identity-based politics, and it often underrepresents Black political perspectives.

Land Use 1.         Riley (Chair) 2.         Abreu 3.         Banks 4.         Caban 5.         Carr 6.         Encarnacion 7.         Lee 8.         Louis 9.         Osse 10.     Salaam 11.     J. Sanchez 12.     Thomas-Henry 13.     Zhuang    Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions 1.         Marte (Chair) 2.         Aviles 3.         Feliz 4.         Hanks 5.         Nurse 6.         Thomas-Henry 7.         Osse   Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises 1.          Louis (Chair) 2.          Carr 3.          Encarnacion 4.          Farias 5.          Felder 6.          Salaam 7.          J. Sanchez 8.          Schulman 9.          Thomas-Henry Mental Health and Addiction 1.         Caban (Chair) 2.         Aldebol 3.         Ariola 4.         Felder 5.         Hankerson 6.         Lee 7.         Stevens Oversight & Investigations 1.         Krishnan (Chair) 2.         Carr 3.         Lee 4.         Riley 5.         Williams 6.         Ung 7.         Zhuang   Parks and Recreation 1.         Hankerson (Chair) 2.         Krishnan 3.         Lee 4.         Marte 5.         Morano 6.         Narcisse 7.         Nurse 8.         Salaam 9.         P. Sanchez 10.     Santosousso 11.     Ung Public Housing 1Banks (Chair) 2Encarnacion 3Marte 4Mealy 5Osse 6Restler 7Won   Public Safety 1.         Feliz (Chair) 2.         Ariola 3.         Aviles 4.         Bottcher 5.         Encarnacion 6.         Gutierrez 7.         Hankerson 8.         Hanks 9.         Nurse 10.     J. Sanchez 11.     Wong   Rules, Privileges, Elections, Standards and Ethics 1Ung (Chair) 2Abreu 3Banks 4Carr 5Encarnacion 6Krishnan 7Lee 8Riley 9Williams   Sanitation and Solid Waste Management 1.         J. Sanchez (Chair) 2.         Hanif 3.         Hankerson 4.         Maloney 5.         Satosousso 6.         Thomas-Henry 7.         Ung 8.         Vernikov 9.         Zhuang   Small Business  1.         Thomas-Henry (Chair) 2.         Brooks-Powers 3.         Hanif 4.         Maloney 5.         Morano 6.         Salaam 7.         Santosuosso    Technology 1.         de la Rosa (Chair) 2.         Farias 3.         Gutierrez 4.         Hanif 5.         Won   Transportation and Infrastructure   1.         Abreu (Chair) 2.         Hanif 3.         Krishnan 4.         Louis 5.         Marte 6.         J. Sanchez 7.         P. Sanchez 8.         Won 9.         Wong   Veterans 1.         Morano (Chair) 2.         de la Rosa 3.         Gennaro 4.         Paladino 5.         Wong   Women and Gender Equity 1.         Farias (Chair) 2.         Aldebol 3.         Gutierrez 4.         Santosuosso 5.         Schulman   Workforce Development 1Won (Chair) 2Caban 3Epstein 4Hanif 5Wong

@NYCCouncil committees and chairs Aging  1.         Zhuang (Chair) 2.         Aldebol 3.         Brewer 4.         Dinowitz 5.         Hudson 6.         Marte 7.         Mealy   Subcommittee on Senior Centers and Food Security 1.         Mealy (Chair) 2.         Brewer 3.         Epstein 4.         Gennaro 5.         Thomas-Henry   Children and Youth 1Stevens (Chair) 2Felder 3Joseph 4Osse 5Williams   Civil & Human Rights 1.         Nurse (Chair) 2.         Abreu 3.         Bottcher 4.         Feliz 5.         Hanif 6.         Schulman 7.         Stevens   Civil Service and Labor 1.         Aldebol (Chair) 2.         Caban 3.         Gennaro 4.         Hankerson 5.         Hudson 6.         Morano 7.         Narcisse   Combat Hate 1Salaam (Chair) 2Krishnan 3Mealy 4Narcisse 5P. Sanchez 6Schulman 7Won   Consumer and Worker Protection 1.         Epstein (Chair) 2.         Aldebol 3.         Ariola 4.         Banks 5.         Brewer 6.         de la Rosa 7.         Hanks 8.         Krishnan 9.         Osse   Contracts 1.         Restler (Chair) 2.         Brewer 3.         Gennaro 4.         Hanks 5.         Stevens 6.         Vernikov 7.         Won   Criminal Justice 1.         Brooks-Powers (Chair) 2.         Brewer 3.         Caban 4.         Feliz 5.         Morano 6.         Narcisse 7.         Salaam   Cultural Affairs and Libraries 1.          Williams (Chair) 2.          Hudson 3.          Louis 4.          Maloney 5.          Osse 6.          Stevens 7.          Ung   Disabilities 1Hanif (Chair) 2Caban 3de la Rosa 4Joseph 5Nurse   Economic Development 1.         Maloney (Chair) 2.         Aviles 3.         Banks 4.         Farias 5.         Gutierrez 6.         Riley 7.         Thomas-Henry    Education 1.         Dinowitz (Chair) 2.         Brewer 3.         de la Rosa 4.         Farias 5.         Gutierrez 6.         Krishnan 7.         Joseph 8.         Lee 9.         Louis 10.     Narcisse 11.     Schulman 12.     Wong 13.     Zhuang   Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education 1Gutierrez (Chair) 2Brewer 3Joseph 4Santosuosso 5Won   Environmental Protection and Waterfronts  1.         Gennaro (Chair) 2.         Epstein 3.         Hanks 4.         Restler 5.         J. Sanchez   Finance 1.         Lee (Chair) 2.         Abreau 3.         Aldebol 4.         Aviles 5.         Brooks-Powers 6.         Feliz 7.         Genarro 8.         Hudson 9.         Maloney 10.     Marte 11.     Mealy 12.     Morano 13.     Narcisse 14.     Restler 15.     J. Sanchez 16.     Williams 17.     Wong   Fire and Emergency Management 1.         Ariola (Chair) 2.         De La Rosa 3.         Felder 4.         Hankerson 5.         Maloney 6.         Paladino 7.         P. Sanchez 8.         Schulman 9.         Wong   General Welfare 1.         Hudson (Chair) 2.         Aviles 3.         Morano 4.         Narcisse 5.         Nurse 6.         Mealy 7.         Ung   Governmental Operations, State & Federal Legislation 1.         Brewer (Chair) 2.         Dinowitz 3.         Feliz 4.         Hankerson 5.         Morano 6.         Stevens 7.         Zhuang   Health 1.         Schulman (Chair) 2.         Ariola 3.         Brooks-Powers 4.         Epstein 5.         Felder 6.         Genarro 7.         Narcisse   Higher Education 1.         Joseph (Chair) 2.         Ariola 3.         Dinowitz 4.         Epstein 5.         Louis 6.         Maloney 7.         Restler   Hospitals 1.         Narcisse (Chair) 2.         Aldebol 3.         Brooks-Powers 4.         Encarnacion 5.         Farias 6.         Gutierrez 7.         P. Sanchez   Housing and Buildings 1.         P. Sanchez (Chair) 2.         Abreu 3.         Bottcher 4.         Feliz 5.         Hudson 6.         Joseph 7.         Maloney 8.         Riley 9.         Salaam 10.     Williams 11.     Zhuang   Immigration 1.         Encarnacion (Chair) 2.         Aviles 3.         Brewer 4.         Hanks 5.         Joseph

@morganfmckay @NYCMayor Too much information. A little less information, please

When asked if he plans to make changes to Gracie Mansion - @NYCMayor says he hopes to install some bidets

.@NYCMayor standing outside his new house - Gracie Mansion “While there is no security deposit being put down today, Rama and I intend to strive each day to be the best possible custodians of this beautiful home, because we know that we are only its temporary occupants.”

This Councilmember’s dream is to enact a law, she just doesn’t know what she wants the law to do. Good luck to us all here’s hoping this dream law doesn’t apply to me 🤞… “What’s your dream bill to pass this year? I have been playing around with this idea of a participatory legislation where I gather information and go through kind of like the legislative process with my community members. So I don’t know the exact bill, but I would want that bill to come from my attempt to do that process with my community.”

@danielsgoldman tried to play the dutiful lawyerly politician but alas might realize politics is a dirty street fight in the gutter (sadly)