We’ve Lost a Great One: Georgetown’s John Thompson
So sorry to hear this. I had the honor of meeting him when I was at Georgetown, from 1977-79.
My advisor, who was very close with Thompson, once told me that when he’d meet each incoming class of basketball players, he’d take them first to the library, and tell them, “What happens in this building is your highest responsibility. Get a fine education, and do not make any compromises on that. If you happen to play some ball over the next four years, that’s good too.”
That’s class. That’s greatness.
A sustainable society is built by people of character.
According to Vanity Fair:
According to the American Energy Society, in 2019, there were 38 days when US utilities got 
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Below is an interesting graphic that shows that the demographics of the U.S. population at large much more closely resembles those of congressional Democrats than those of the Republicans. How is it possible, then, that the U.S. Senate features a GOP majority? 
The American Energy Society reports the following recent cases of terrorism associated with the oil industry’s infrastructure:
The photoshopped image here features the “Smart Flower,” a solar PV device that tracks the sun through the sky, then (for some reason) folds up at night, only to unfold the next morning.
Here’s Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), asking for donations to “Help us FIGHT BACK against these bogus polls!” A couple of questions:
There must be Trump supporters my exact age, looking at this and thinking:
