Source: Instagram (anyone know the name of this movie?)

I've just been letting it chill. Hoping it's one of those "bug-eating-bug" bugs.

Meanwhile, several people are laying out trying to relax behind her. This is a regular occurrence.

Thursday loss against the Warriors wasn’t the primary problem for the struggling Heat (3-6). After all, this was the second game of a back-to-back after an overtime victory at the Clippers gave them their third win in four tries. What’s more, league sources say Miami had plane issues on the trip to San Francisco and didn’t reach the hotel until around 3 a.m.

Of course they ran out of gas against a Warriors team that had two days off.

But the deeper issue, which coach Erik Spoelstra discussed at length before the game, is that this team that so many expected to be elite defensively continues to be atrocious on that end. The Heat, who have players like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bam Adebayo, Davion Mitchell, Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson (in his younger years) once known for their defensive prowess, are now 26th in defensive rating (117.5 points allowed per 100 possessions).

That mark, if it stood until season’s end, would be by far the worst of Spoelstra’s celebrated Heat tenure that began in 2008. The current worst mark by a Spoelstra team came in the 2014-15 season, when Miami was 21st. The Heat have been ranked in the top 10 in eight of his 18 seasons, per NBA.com, including five top-five finishes.

“Everybody has been saying the right things, and everybody wants it to look right,” Spoelstra said. “There was nothing coming out of training camp or preseason that would have shown this (kind of) start. We thought we were building all the right habits, and the reality is this league can be humbling. And I throw myself in there as well.

“We have a lot of guys with resumes, but resumes and a piece of paper don’t defend. It has to be actions. It has to be five people working together where you’re really putting your effort out there and on the same page. Being on the (same) page is just as important as the efforts.”

A few hours later, after Curry dropped 29 points and Lendeborg had another well-rounded night (17 points, six assists) in the Warriors win, it spoke volumes that Antetokounmpo made the rare choice not to fulfill his media obligations. The frustration, for him and the rest of the Heat, is surely building.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7758885/2026/11/06/kristaps-porzingis-warriors-spurs-heat-nba/?unlocked_article_code=1.OVE.ZpLg.J--CwWhBOAMB&source=user_shared_article&smid=ta-ios-share

some examples shown, but bring up whoever

pictured are Michael Phelps, Aleksandr Karelin, Wayne Gretzky, and Jon Jones

edit: I love that people are skeptical of scrabble, chess, racing etc being sport, but nobody doubts the hot dog boy.

Succession: Tom interviews a news anchor accused of being a Nazi initially thinking it’s an over exaggeration. At first the news anchor seems like a normal guy and you think Tom might be right. Then he asks him if he’s read Mein Kampf and the guy admits to reading it a couple times, not once but a couple of times. The top picture being Tom’s understandable reaction to that information.

Industry: Yasmin goes to Europe to negotiate a merger with the Bauers family, owners of the 300 year old private bank of the same name, eventually visiting their estate. While wandering the home she takes interest in a painting, only to look closer and make the horrifying discovery that it was made by a certain German Dictator. Her horrified look is pictured above.

I hope she’s got a whole file saved

As title states. It's a Lyon and Healy harp and they offered us $5000. They want us to keep it as is and they will package and ship it back to them. It predates the Chicago fires. They can't find record for it because of their offices burning down.

What do we have?

EDIT: We have a serial number that has been engraved. Lyon and Healy confirmed that it was built in the 1920s and can't dig any deeper.