Hit me with the baileys, barkeep. No one's walking in yet anyways.

A month ago 'round this time I was contacted by a Rolling Stone reporter to get a scoop on a case study for her article on the rise of extremism alongside anti-Semitism in the States. She has a bit of material around the subject, so I'm interested to see where she ends up with in this iteration.

For better, the case study includes foiled plans for hitting Turkey Point and causing only what comes of screwing with those types of plants with bombs.

My independent project in GIS has shifted from a focus on ground source heat pumps to emergency services in the case of the former's aftermath.

For worse, there isn't as much readily available information on the spread of radioactive material in the event of an attack. More likely the case, I'm not asking Google the right questions. So far I've been looking at emergency services protocol and manuals. Best nugget thus far is one of the US government agencies' site.

Other than that bit, the academic finish line is close. Yay.