Ditch Flock in Lexington.

This sucks so much.

This sucks. I feel bad for not being subscribed to the Herald-Leader, but it was McClatchy who chased me away.

Review is good, removal is better.

Living in interesting times.

Hell yes. Disappointed in myself for not being one of these people.

If this is so great for the community, why won’t the company even identify itself publicly?

We donate to this food bank, so I take their concerns particularly seriously:

“Our volume today is double what it was 12 years ago. Today, some of the early estimates that we’ve seen would suggest that we have to double our volume again in three years. That’s how daunting the task could be,” Halligan said.

Data centers are coming to Kentucky, and that has me worried.

NIH funding is an important part of my employer’s budget, so I think this kind of advocacy is important. However, it rubs me the wrong way that we’re speaking up publicly about potential funding cuts and being largely silent and “well, gotta follow the law” when our marginalized students are being targeted.

On one hand, if the university’s connections are tenuous, I can understand making the easy move to get the administration off our back—especially when I’m confident that UK is pushing back against NIH indirect costs and other issues. On the other, I certainly hope that our response to every attack isn’t going to be to roll over and wash our hands of things.