The "actual" sunrise time was 5:23, and here's 5:30, with the sun in view, which makes it hard to photograph:
But there was a cloud for the sun to slip behind so that made an entirely new concept of sunrise, here at 5:52:
I hope that's not too much effulgence for one post, but I wanted to collect the wildly different presentations of a single sunrise.
पोस्ट्स
७७ टिप्पण्या:
Well if you, wanna see the sun rise
Honey, I know where
We'll jog over to Lake Mendota sometime, then
We'll both just sit there and stare
Me at least six feet away from you
And you just sittin' there
In your brand new leopard-skin coronavirus mask
— Nobel Laureate wanna-be
Nice, Mr. Bum!
The other pictures are pretty good, but that first picture . . . wow!
Photos of protesters in Minneapolis show no social distancing and many unmasked.
Deeply Disturbing.
Especially Since so many are members of minority communities disproportionately oppressed by this pandemic.
Kathy Griffin's Tweeting about killing Trump again...
Her earlier apology was ... insincere.
The fire in the sky type, when the clouds are lit.
Slightly OT (does the post entail a T?):
I hate to disturb Althouse's sense of peace and serenity, but her favorite comedian, Kathy Griffin, who performed that hilarious show AA enjoyed so much a few years ago, just added to her record of hilarious comedy by saying that injecting Trump with a syringe full of air would do "the trick."
The Greatest Sunrise On Earth. Presented by P T Althouse.
What is a sunrise without a visible sun? A prettier picture.
I like them all, each for their own unique look. I especially like that I am able to view them today.
teh horror of chtluthu,
Wow, Larry Kramer died. Not the cnbc guy, the other one. I read "Faggots" twice. Quite the eye opener! Like the Shilts book.
Probably why I tend toward Shouting's view on gay politics despite my tendency to fag haggery.
Thanks for helping us reflect on the majestic beauty of Nature every morning to start the day!
#metoo, how about get lost
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/05/tara-reade-is-under-investigation-for-giving-false-testimony-as-expert-witness.php
Whiskeybum’s lyrics are excellent!
The best pictures of the sun are the ones where you cannot see the sun. Looking around, I find this metaphorically true for so many things in our world.
oh,
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/27/twitters-trump-fact-check-does-not-disclose-company-partnered-with-groups-pushing-mail-in-ballots/
Very nice photos, as always. I'm beginning to think the morning run is merely a thinly veiled excuse for photography!
Add law to Rush's catalog of ignorance, along with economics, morality and mathematics.
These are beautiful!
effulgence? whoa.
Your photographs just get better and better.
I noticed something yesterday when I watched the videos from Lake Geneva where the MSNBC crew was critiquing the lack of mask wearing of the local Wisconsinites- the quality of the video from the prankster with the smartphone was far superior to that of the video taken with the big MSNBC camera- far superior. Hand-held cameramen like that from MSNBC must be well unionized, because you can do better work with any phone today.
The first one is amazing just for all the orange. The 3rd one is great for the content, but lack the pop of color.
I'm not a photo buff, but many of the sunrise pictures you post are spectacular. Having spent 5 years traveling the US by RV I have found this kind of beauty in the sky rare. My question is this. Is that what the naked eye sees, or is the photo different?
1968 population 2,600,000.
Flu dead 100,000.
Boomers here must have a hundred personal stories about that flu.
Shortages? Masks? Shutdowns?
Kevin said...Kathy Griffin's Tweeting about killing Trump again...
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Sure sign of things returning to normal.
Is Ann becoming a better photographer or am I dreaming?
eruditionally effulgent indeed
Kevin said...
Kathy Griffin's Tweeting about killing Trump again...
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will she shoot syringe like a dart or use a 6ft pole?
The first photo is magnificent in its brilliant splendor. Had to look up 'effulgence'. The word doesn't remotely sound like its meaning. It sounds more like a belch or a juicy fart after a big meal.
Uncle Joe says, "I hope that's not too much effulgence after this fine dinner."
My cousin says, "I'm opening a window!"
- Krumhorn
FullMoon said...
1968 population 2,600,000.
Flu dead 100,000.
Boomers here must have a hundred personal stories about that flu.
Shortages? Masks? Shutdowns?
I remember being sick for two weeks my junior year in high school. That would be 67-68.
Gotta agree about Rush. He seems more and more out of it.
I turned off Savage's sub today when he kept saying "Silicone" Valley.
“ The best pictures of the sun are the ones where you cannot see the sun. Looking around, I find this metaphorically true for so many things in our world.”
Yeah, such as God.
If you don't like those photos, you ain't black.
"Hitler was rather naughty." The Living Constitution. A few eggs. I'm helping! Don't be so obvious about it! *Eye Roll* Sad.
Ann Althouse said...
“ The best pictures of the sun are the ones where you cannot see the sun. Looking around, I find this metaphorically true for so many things in our world.”
Yeah, such as God.
See, that's your fault. He doesn't show up anymore because he's afraid of you.
Boomers here must have a hundred personal stories about that flu.
I was in college at the time. I remember being aware of it and slightly concerned, but I didn't miss a single day of class, which went on as usual.
I don't think I even got a flu shot.
The best pictures of the sun are the ones where you cannot see the sun.
A picture of clouds isn't a picture of the sun.
Looking around, I find this metaphorically true for so many things in our world.
Here's a metaphorical "picture of the sun" in the form of a tiger reflecting sunlight.
Here is a picture of the sun.
1968 population 2,600,000.
Flu dead 100,000.
So almost 4% of the died? Or did you mean 1780, instead of 1968?
WHO suspended Hydroxychloroquine trial 2-days after Trump announced that he quit talking it.
Coincidence or Commie plot?
Ann Althouse said...
“ The best pictures of the sun are the ones where you cannot see the sun. Looking around, I find this metaphorically true for so many things in our world.”
Yeah, such as God.
5/27/20, 3:13 PM
So very iconoclastic.
I love the sunrise pictures. Look forward to them every day. Thanks for sharing the beauty.
Are these sunrise posts the equivalent of cafes?
In any case, Biden has just released the latest weapon in his arsenal: League 46. Which will no doubt be as successful as the No Malarkey tour. Take heed, Trumpers.
https://joebiden.com/league46
Who the hell is running this campaign?
A gal evidently predisposed to make very bad choices...
Amy Cooper [in the news recently for making a bad choice of an entirely different kind] had a “romantic relationship” with Wall Street trader Martin Priest from 2008 to 2012, “while unaware that [he] was still residing with his wife,” according to a fraud suit she filed against him in 2015.
Cooper broke up with Priest when she learned his wife was pregnant, the Manhattan Supreme Court filing said.
But she still had feelings for Priest when he allegedly reached out in October 2013 and told her that his marriage “was irretrievably broken down and that he was a victim of abuse from his wife,” according to Cooper’s suit.
Cooper alleged in her suit that Priest also said that he’d since gotten another girlfriend pregnant, that she “had likewise abused him” and that he desperately needed $100,000 to “protect himself and his children from his wife” and to pay his girlfriend “to abort her unborn child.”
In order to convince Cooper to part with the cash, Cooper alleged, Priest allegedly lied and told her that he “wanted to get back together after all his marital and extramarital problems [were] resolved.”
In response, Cooper loaned him a total of $65,000 between Feb. 12 and July 30, 2014, her suit said.
But in September 2014, after Priest’s divorce was finalized, Cooper got a text message from his girlfriend, who said she and Priest were living together and planning to marry, according to her suit.
The girlfriend also allegedly told Cooper that Priest’s “claims of abuse and intent to be with [Cooper] were false.”
Priest and the girlfriend got married the following month and were living with their infant son in New Jersey, according to posts on her Facebook page.
At the time Cooper filed her suit, Priest — who then worked for Daiwa Capital Markets — called her claims “completely salacious” and “absolutely false.”
He also filed a legal response denying the allegations against him.
Cooper’s suit was later dismissed when neither side showed up for court conferences in January and March 2018, records show.
https://nypost.com/2020/05/26/amy-cooper-once-claimed-her-ex-lover-bilked-her-out-of-65k/
What an idiot it would be iconoclastic if AltHousFrau claimed she sawed the face of God. Ipso facto therefore Ann is wholistically curating the icon not fragmenting it into sedimentary particulates.
>>Boomers here must have a hundred personal stories about that flu.
If it was in the spring of 1968, I was a high school freshman on the South Side of Chicago (if you want to get technical about it, my high school was actually on the near West Side). I have no recollection of it whatsoever.
--gpm
1968 population 2,600,000.
Flu dead 100,000.
So almost 4% of the died? Or did you mean 1780, instead of 1968?
Just a test to see who was paying attention. You passed..
>>the latest weapon in his arsenal: League 46
WTF is the 46 all about? Looked briefly at the site, after managing *NOT* to make a contribution, but tis a puzzlement.
--gpm
Who Has Seen the Wind?
BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
Who has seen the wind?
Neither I nor you:
But when the leaves hang trembling,
The wind is passing through.
Who has seen the wind?
Neither you nor I:
But when the trees bow down their heads,
The wind is passing by.
gpm said...
>>the latest weapon in his arsenal: League 46
WTF is the 46 all about?
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President # 46?
Removing all doubt
https://mobile.twitter.com/davereaboi/status/1265775639799398404
Winning?
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/election-meddling-rule-enforcing-twitter-execs-under-fire-anti-trump-postings
Yes, 46 refers to the number of Biden's presidency should he win.
There's an unintentionally funny video here.
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1265364582182162432?s=20
Little Hitler, what's the matter now
Can't you settle for the center of attention?
Little Hitler, now I'm serious
Let me guess, why you knocked me off the guest list
StephenFearby said...
A gal evidently predisposed to make very bad choices...
Amy Cooper [in the news recently for making a bad choice of an entirely different kind] had a “romantic relationship” with Wall Street trader Martin Priest from 2008 to 2012, “while unaware that [he] was still residing with his wife,” according to a fraud suit she filed against him in 2015. (etc)
Feels good, don't it? You way better than her..
1968 Hong Kong flu estimated to have killed 100,000 in the US.
US population was approximately 206,000,000 in 1968 so grossing up to current 330,000,000 population gives us a death total of 160,000 in current terms.
No shutdown, no masks, no CNN.
Says a lot about the TDS / Bias / Lawfare of some Legal Academics
> narciso said...
> Removing all doubt
>https://mobile.twitter.com/davereaboi/status/1265775639799398404
https://mobile.twitter.com/kscullinfox9/status/1265791117959798785
Howard said...
What an idiot it would be iconoclastic if AltHousFrau claimed she sawed the face of God. Ipso facto therefore Ann is wholistically curating the icon not fragmenting it into sedimentary particulates.
5/27/20, 5:22 PM
Are you a new handle for an old poster? Your usual babble is now verging on jabber.
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Biden could be thinking he is Sherlock Holmes
I think when Canada geese stop migrating to Hudson’s Bay or wherever they used to go, they should lose the protection of the Migratory Bird treaty and you should be able to clear them out. It says on line that many have stopped migrating due to “climate change” but this is stuff and nonsense. The reason they migrated was to control predator population. Sure the arctic foxes get fat on baby geese, but then they starve to death over the winter. If the geese stayed year round, the fox population would just grow until the geese were whittled down to a hardy few instead of vast flocks of fat stupid birds.
Nowadays they can stop just about anywhere and not worry about their babies being eaten, since the predators in settled areas that could handle them have been basically extirpated. Therefore over time they lose there instinct to migrate as non migratory individuals, who would normal not have successfully reproduced, now are successful.
I guess either the sites who publish these “climate change” theories are either too stupid to see how it guts their credibility, or they think their readers are stupid.
Well, one thing I have learned about the internet during COVID is that there is an inexhaustible supply of morons, so maybe they are right. The pointlessness of arguing with stupid people has finally come clear to me. This is actually my first screen time all day. I rented a cherry picker and did some tree trimming and a repair to my barn. I got in my garden, mostly. There was a hard frost last week, but I think the frosts are over now. Now I think I am going to watch a movie and maybe enjoy a couple fingers of scotch.
Enjoy yourselves people.
Maybe I will count satellites, that’s always fun.
New FBI document confirms the Trump campaign was investigated without justification
It's another beautiful day In America, which must mean "The Soul Patrol" is on the case.
It just HAS to.
These are just beautiful photos Ann thanks
You think this is incidental
http://invisibleserfscollar.com/parrhesia-bill-ayers-reinventing-schools-for-meaning-making-and-rewiring-teens-brains/#comments
“It's another beautiful day In America, which must mean "The Soul Patrol" is on the case.
It just HAS to.”
Bad timing, certainly.
Regarding the doggy Karen in Central Park, I hope she burns in Hell. She’s clearly not afraid of the dude, yet puts on a distressed voice for the cops, hoping to get this guy in handcuffs just because he’s doing some harmless thwarting of her inviolable will.
Not about race. I’ve been there. Those lying shitbags should be stood against a wall.
thank you AA for the inspiring pics and post
"Yeah, such as God."
Who has seen the wind?
Neither you nor I:
But when the trees bow down their heads,
The wind is passing by.
"Ever since the creation of the world, God’s invisible qualities—God’s eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, because they are understood through the things God has made." --Romans 1:20
Nichevo,
Howie's been breathing through a filthy mask for weeks.
In 1968 not only was I in Vietnam flying combat missions but I had ABSOLUTELY NO conscious thought about,or concern for, said "Hong Kong" flu. Hell, I even took R&R for an entire week in Hong Kong itself that August--can't worry about something one didn't dwell upon even for a nano-second. "Ignorance is bliss" I guess. Truth be told I was actually more worried about Mao's swarms of Red Guards raging thru Hong Kong at the time--a much more "clear & present danger"--tho I didn't let that little minor detail stop me.. :)
Listening to L.A. radio folks commend the protesters smashing a cop car for their return to social distancing.
It shouldn't surprise anyone that no one remembers the Hong Kong flu as a big deal in 1968-69. So many other things happened. Nixon was elected President. The Manson Murders. The first Moon Landing. Woodstock. Hey Jude was the #1 single in'68 and Sugar Sugar in '69. Who had time to think about getting sick and dying?
L.A. radio folks commend the protesters smashing a cop car for their return to social distancing
Social contagion or diversity breeds adversity.
Wow, Larry Kramer died. Not the cnbc guy, the other one.
So now we have forever lost the opportunity to bring them together.
Maybe in a game show format: Kramer versus Kramer.
But we still have Michael Richards.
He believed that doing Seinfeld made him "Jewish-adjacent," but unfortunately for him, it did not make him "Black-adjacent" enough to get away with racial insult comedy.
I don't remember the Hong Kong Flu, or even Hong Kong Phooey. I do have vague memories of David Carradine in Kung Fu. It seems like he was always wandering in the desert when he wasn't having some old guy call him "Grasshopper," but there must have been more to the show than just that.
L.A. radio folks commend the protesters smashing a cop car for their return to social distancing
correction: pathogen contagion (PC) or social contagion (e.g. diversity breeds adversity)?
Red sky in morning.
Sailor take warning.
Red sky at night.
Sailor's delight.
Red Sky At Morning was also Richard "John Boy" Thomas's big bid for film stardom. It didn't work.
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There's some pushback in the Post on the accepted Central Park dog lady narrative. I don't buy it. If I were some place I wasn't supposed to be or doing something I wasn't supposed to be doing I would hightail it out of there, not report the Karen who pointed it out to me to 911.
"Hightail" -- another expression that seems natural to me that I wonder if people still use.
" walter said...
Nichevo,
Howie's been breathing through a filthy mask for weeks."
people who are unaware of how things are made are taken by surprise when those things are no longer made. Public sector employees just naturally assume their favorite things will always be available. Then they regulate them out of business and act surprised when they are gone.
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