Events in Iran vie with the law suit against Jerome Powell (the Fed Chairman) as story of the day on the morning radio broadcast.
On Sunday it rains solidly although the downpour pauses for an hour after lunch. This morning the Old Course is dotted with large pools of water. Thankfully, the freezing temperatures and strong winds have gone and been replaced by milder weather. The absence of sheet ice makes walking around much, much easier.
Haddock Kiev sounds truly gruesome like an acquired taste.
In the Economist the obituary for the MIT physicist Nuno Loureiro who was murdered by a gunman sounds strangely lyrical. The Economist obituary page has the rare and interesting art of always being beautifully well written. In this case it manages to make the complex world of plasma physics almost comprehensible.
The once chic 'W' on Union Square has been reimagined ( or so an e-mail in the inbox informs me ):https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/nycnu-w-new-york-union-square/overview/ The carpets look wild.
I can't remember ever having had a souffle pancake. I'm told by 'The Font' that I have :https://www.flippersus.com/ A quick search shows they they can also be found in Paris :https://fuwafuwapancakes.fr/en/
Canadian v German railways :https://x.com/1234Fit/status/2010327741380616258
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