The Wiz Whizzles and Fizzles

https://www.cnn.com/interactive/asequals/climate-change-himalayas-yak-women-as-equals-intl-cmd/ “Twenty years prior, Lhamo’s daily routine was very different. She spent her days tending to her yaks in the pastures atop the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh, the easternmost state of India. As she remembers the names of her favorite yaks (Karjamu, Pema, Dokpa…) Tashi nostalgically adds: “It was an entirely different life. It was freezing cold in the mountains. We would keep moving up the mountains with the yaks as summer set in and my routine wasn’t confined to any specific daily work as a woman (in the way) it is now.” “I was my own boss. I could sell churpi [yak cheese] if I needed any money. Now I have to ask my husband for literally everything. The Tashis belong to a semi-nomadic ethnic group known as the Brokpa and like so many other Bokpa, were once yak pastoralists.” “…over the past few decades, climate change has significantly affected Brokpa pastoralists, forcing many to give up yak rearing.” “But moving down from the mountains has also meant that for Lhamo, and other Brokpa women, they’ve also moved down the social hierarchy, simply by virtue of being women.” Temperatures are rising in the Indian Himalayan region where yaks are reared. The situation is even more acute in the eastern Himalayas, where Arunachal Pradesh is situated, with records of higher temperatures in the eastern than in the western Himalayan region.In mangma councils, Brokpa women participate actively although they rarely make it to the leadership,” says Yeshe Dorje Thongchi, a prominent Indigenous writer from West Kameng who wrote an acclaimed novel, Sonam, that depicted the lives of yak herders.” “The situation is far from ideal for women, but they do influence decisions to some extent. But society is organized differently when you come down from the mountain.  Aside from the loss of decision-making power, Brokpa women, like Lhamo, who have settled among the Ungpa have also lost most of their economic independence and the power they traditionally wielded through a marriage institution known as khor dekpa.” “Khor depka is a system of fraternal polyandry, a form of marriage where a woman may marry two or… Read more »

Mark Cuban sold the controlling share of the Dallas Mavericks to Miriam Adelson.  Mark Cuban hates Orange Adolf.   Is there anything there? No dots to connect?

BB – He thinks too highly of himself to do that.  No, he might take out a bunch of folks and get confined to a padded cell.  He won’t go quietly, nor will his base, which is why we need to win by a landslide.   

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/isaac-hayes-family-legal-action-210046056.html

“Isaac Hayes’ Family To Take ‘Legal Action’ As Trump Continues To Use His Song”
“On Sunday, the Trump campaign used the song “Hold On, I’m Comin’” at the end of the former president’s Atlanta rally.”
 
“On Sunday, Isaac Hayes III, son of the late singer and songwriter, emphasized on X that his father’s estate did not authorize Trump to use the song and indicated that Hayes and the Primary Wave music publishing company “are taking legal action to stop the unauthorized use of this song.” Hayes III added that “Donald Trump represents the worst in honesty, integrity and class and [we] want no association with his campaign of hate and racism.”
 
“Trump and his campaign have a long history of using musical artists’ songs without permission. Including Hayes, at least two dozen artists or their families and estates have objected to Trump using their music at events. These include Phil Collins, Panic! at the Disco, Elton John, R.E.M., Adele, Pharrell Williams, the Rolling Stones and the estate of Prince, among others. Trump’s initial campaign launch in 2015 featured Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World,” leading Young to object and announce his support for Bernie Sanders in the 2016 race. When a reporter noted that Rihanna’s “Don’t Stop the Music” was played at a Trump rally in 2018, the singer tweeted “not for much longer…”
 
 

Non-cult Republicans will publicly endorse Harris (if they are brave enough) or silently vote for Harris (and possibly against MAGAts down ballot), just this election, to get things back on track. 

was there a headcount for Bozo in Bozeman?