Keenan has lived all over the world but nowhere quite as strange as Centerlight Island, which is split between the United States and Canada. The only thing weirder than Centerlight itself is his neighbor Zarabeth, aka ZeeBee.
ZeeBee is obsessed with the island's history as a Prohibition-era smuggling route. She's also convinced that her beloved dog, Barney, was murdered--something Keenan finds pretty hard to believe.
Just about everyone on Centerlight is a suspect, because everyone hated Barney, a huge dog--part mastiff, part rottweiler--notorious for terrorizing the community. Accompanied by a mild-mannered new dog who is practically Barney's opposite, ZeeBee enlists Keenan's help to solve the mystery.
As Keenan and ZeeBee start to unravel the clues, they uncover a shocking conspiracy that dates back to Centerlight's gangster past. The good news is that Keenan may have found the best friend he's ever had. The bad news is that the stakes are sky-high.
And now someone is after them. . . .
Finished through chapter 6
Directed by Mark Mylod. As their first act as CEO and COO, Ken and Roman try to dig the company out of a financial mess. Meanwhile, Marcia prevents the family from seeing the recovering Roy.
Directed by Mark Mylod. While Logan is in the hospital, tensions rise when backup plans should be made by the family.
View from the house: Smoke coming out of the ridge on Mount Wilson slightly West of the communication towers and the Mount Wilson observatory.
Directed by Adam McKay. With Hiam Abbass, Nicholas Braun, Brian Cox, Kieran Culkin. Media magnate Logan Roy shocks his family with a stunning announcement on his 80th birthday. The news shatters his son Kendall, the heir apparent who's in the midst of negotiating the purchase of digital-media venture
Ordered out for delivery.
this is me now pic.twitter.com/KkaOsJz8Tk
— walter been michael (@proseb4bros) September 16, 2020
Apparently she’s recently become a contributing writer. This may explain a portion of her broader by-line/bio now.
I want to remind us that no one film can do everything, and this still is an opening for a flood of brilliant ideas to come. I’m here for all of it. ♥️
— Safiya Umoja Noble PhD (@safiyanoble) September 16, 2020
:brokenheart:https://t.co/bzztE9mRe6
— Merriam-Webster (@MerriamWebster) September 19, 2020
A modern CSS showcase styled by community contributions. Maintained by Stephanie Eckles (@5t3ph) of ModernCSS.dev.
This morning I set out to download all my Slideshare content. As Slideshare is becoming part of Scribd this month, I’m shutting my Slideshare account down (and will shut down both the Slideshare and Scribd accounts of my company as well). Yesterday I downloaded the CSV file you get when you go to ...
I don’t think I have much there but I should look at export soon.
Not necessarily a permanent solution for all platforms and microsyntaxes depending on the number of syndicated copies, but potentially a clever stopgap for those who may need it.
One can use a zero-width space (using something like ​
in their HTML) between the @ and a twitter user name on the original post and the syndicated copy will not have the traditional @mention link or notification functionality.
Here’s an example
- Original post: https://boffosocko.com/2020/09/17/55777062/
- Syndicated copy: https://twitter.com/ChrisAldrich/status/1306748549233815553
This reply can also serve as a test for the functionality within Github where I’ll “tag” both @kylewm and @snarfed, but if it works, Ryan shouldn’t be auto-linked or notified.
The bakers tackle a signature bake designed to be shared; a deceptively simple summer staple in the Technical; and an ambitious Showstopper.