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Weather and sports report: it's 5:21 p.m. CT, September 18, 2026, and it's 99°F in Dallas. It's starting to cool off; by this time next week it should be in the lower 90s or upper 80s -- whoo-hoo.
Yesterday, Sophia ran her first two-mile cross-country race and did respectfully well. Today, track in the morning at 6:45 a.m. and now late in the afternoon, jiu-jitsu, before going to a late evening birthday party.
A long, long day for Sophia. And she met a new friend today -- a transfer student -- her new friend is one of three triplets -- Sophia says her two brothers and she (their sister) look nothing alike. Sophia thought perhaps in vitro fertilization. Sophia is in seventh grade. Okay.
Bayeau Tapestry: years ago when we were stationed in England, I was particularly interested in the Bayeux Tapestry. I remember reading at least one book on the tapestry and took copious notes, trying to figure out the history depicted on the tapestry on my own. The New York Times has an incredible article on the tapestry, now being exhibited in England while its own museum in France is going under renovation. I wonder if Macron's name is anywhere on either museum? Link here.
Wouldn't this be considered a force majeure? We talked about this this past week.
You can howl at the wind, but AI is here to stay. Not 10%, not 20%, not even 100%, but will triple data center capability by 2032 and wont' do it renting access from neoclouds. The premier neocloud is CoreWeave.










