The people behind the tariff lawsuit.
A NY wine importer:
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/21/business/vos-selections-trump-tariffs-lawsuit-risk-takers
An Illinois educational toy company :
https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/vernon-hills-illinois-toy-company-supreme-court-ruling-trump-tariffs/
Doing well. I have one more PT appt that I missed due to an emergency trip to Philly. I have full range of motion and then some. Pretty sure I am right back to where it was before surgery but it might actually bend more than a couple of degrees over baseline. Hyperextension to 3 degrees which is about what a biological knee does. Still swollen and a little sore and stiff at times but overall I am pleased with the outcome so far.
Hammond would be better than Gary. Closer and nicer. Gary is the only place I refused a gig because of where the IT building was and the lack of security in the parking lot. I would have had to carry at work. No thanks.
Not a bit suprised. In my opinion, too many Americans are still just blaming one person for this mess we've unleashed on the world. It goes way deeper than that.
Oh, and I'm glad to hear that Canadian businesses are actually seeing some benefits from what's gone on with tariffs. Bit of a silver lining.
Costco stores in the US carry a number of products made or grown in Canada. Indian food products and some vegetables come to mind immediately. We try to buy Canadian when we can!
Oh, and sorry (once again) for the orange man....
Was watching a UK vlogger's latest video about a recent 3-day trip to NYC. He went to see Death Becomes Her on Broadway. A glass of wine during intermission (in a take-home branded cup): $32!
It is, and easy as it could be. It’s a big lift to make boneless chicken breasts interesting, much less delicious. I get the air chilled or Purdue Perfect Portions, which are pre-brined. Prefer the air chilled. I do recommend fresh herbs for this.
