Paul Thomas Anderson operates his own Panavision camera onstage as the Geese frontman plays and croons through hauntingly sparse piano arrangements.
‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Review: PTA’s Spellbinding Concert Doc Is a Gorgeously Tender Performance
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October 3, 2026 at 6:31 AM
Paul Thomas Anderson operates his own Panavision camera onstage as the Geese frontman plays and croons through hauntingly sparse piano arrangements.
Paul Thomas Anderson operates his own Panavision camera onstage as the Geese frontman plays and croons through hauntingly sparse piano arrangements.
‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Review: PTA’s Spellbinding Concert Doc Is a Gorgeously Tender Performance
Paul Thomas Anderson operates his own Panavision camera onstage as the Geese frontman plays and croons through hauntingly sparse piano arrangements.
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October 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Paul Thomas Anderson operates his own Panavision camera onstage as the Geese frontman plays and croons through hauntingly sparse piano arrangements.
This reminds of a time I went to a movie (PTA’s Inherent Vice) which The Wife and I found extremely funny and we were laughing a lot. This one white dude in a baseball cap kept looking at us angrily every time we laughed and scowled so much at the movie’s end I thought we were going to scrap.
October 1, 2026 at 3:56 PM
This reminds of a time I went to a movie (PTA’s Inherent Vice) which The Wife and I found extremely funny and we were laughing a lot. This one white dude in a baseball cap kept looking at us angrily every time we laughed and scowled so much at the movie’s end I thought we were going to scrap.
Public school pta’s have to hold fundraisers to help pay for school supplies, materials etc. Tax the billionaires and give the people free universal early childhood education, Medicare for all, paid leave etc.
NEW: Meta found a way to turn massive data centers into “pilot models” and cash in on a 1980s tax credit.
The result? Meta avoided nearly $4 billion in taxes last year alone. Gift link. 👇
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The result? Meta avoided nearly $4 billion in taxes last year alone. Gift link. 👇
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How Meta Uses A.I. Data Centers to Avoid Billions in Federal Taxes (Gift Article)
Meta is exploiting a lucrative tax break intended to support research and experimentation. Its own accountants say the gambit is risky.
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October 1, 2026 at 12:35 PM
Public school pta’s have to hold fundraisers to help pay for school supplies, materials etc. Tax the billionaires and give the people free universal early childhood education, Medicare for all, paid leave etc.
1/1 Unsereins ist sich extrem sicher, dass man keine ApothekerInnen und PTA's zur Ersteinschätzung von Hauterkrankungen möchte!
Und wieder!
Schuster bleib bei Deinen Leisten!
www.pharmazeutische-zeitung.de/apotheken-he...
Und wieder!
Schuster bleib bei Deinen Leisten!
www.pharmazeutische-zeitung.de/apotheken-he...
Pilotprojekt mit Hautärzten: Apotheken helfen beim Management von Hauterkrankungen
Im Rahmen eines neuen Pilotprojekts sollen Apotheker in der Erstbeurteilung von Hauterkrankungen geschult werden – mit Lotsenfunktion und direkter An...
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September 30, 2026 at 9:11 AM
1/1 Unsereins ist sich extrem sicher, dass man keine ApothekerInnen und PTA's zur Ersteinschätzung von Hauterkrankungen möchte!
Und wieder!
Schuster bleib bei Deinen Leisten!
www.pharmazeutische-zeitung.de/apotheken-he...
Und wieder!
Schuster bleib bei Deinen Leisten!
www.pharmazeutische-zeitung.de/apotheken-he...
Opening of PTA’s MAGNOLIA-ass event
The guy who dined and dash, ran into the street, and then got hit by a car, whose driver then pulled a hit-and-run, is my new favorite local story of maybe ever. www.yourcentralvalley.com/news/crime/f...
September 28, 2026 at 8:52 PM
Opening of PTA’s MAGNOLIA-ass event
Fantastic film, but when I think of PTA's broader range of films, I think I'd pick Magnolia as my favorite.
September 28, 2026 at 12:04 AM
Fantastic film, but when I think of PTA's broader range of films, I think I'd pick Magnolia as my favorite.
NO MORE NDAs for PTAs
Anyway true story i wrote and directed two separate school plays for PTA's kids and he came up and called me an "excellent writer and director" so you know
Paul Thomas Anderson actually legitimately has said I'm a good writer lol
Anyway true story i wrote and directed two separate school plays for PTA's kids and he came up and called me an "excellent writer and director" so you know
Paul Thomas Anderson actually legitimately has said I'm a good writer lol
September 26, 2026 at 5:17 PM
NO MORE NDAs for PTAs
Anyway true story i wrote and directed two separate school plays for PTA's kids and he came up and called me an "excellent writer and director" so you know
Paul Thomas Anderson actually legitimately has said I'm a good writer lol
Anyway true story i wrote and directed two separate school plays for PTA's kids and he came up and called me an "excellent writer and director" so you know
Paul Thomas Anderson actually legitimately has said I'm a good writer lol
10/10 description, no notes.
September 26, 2026 at 3:57 AM
10/10 description, no notes.
And I’m sorry but Alden Ehrenreich’s character is more than an homage to John C. Reilly’s character in Magnolia; it’s the key to understanding Weapons as Cregger’s tribute to Magnolia and PTA’s movie being in the same genre. Cregger is saying he felt seen, but also that he saw. Game recgnizes game.
September 26, 2026 at 2:45 AM
And I’m sorry but Alden Ehrenreich’s character is more than an homage to John C. Reilly’s character in Magnolia; it’s the key to understanding Weapons as Cregger’s tribute to Magnolia and PTA’s movie being in the same genre. Cregger is saying he felt seen, but also that he saw. Game recgnizes game.
One of our PTA's fundraising rewards was a pie in the face for the principal. The kids got to see it today at assembly and loved it. I don't remember a ton from second grade, but I do vividly remember our headmaster falling into a dunk tank. We are all born as little maniacs.
September 25, 2026 at 10:03 PM
One of our PTA's fundraising rewards was a pie in the face for the principal. The kids got to see it today at assembly and loved it. I don't remember a ton from second grade, but I do vividly remember our headmaster falling into a dunk tank. We are all born as little maniacs.
Silent auctions are what our schools do a lot. Our school's fall festival is next week, and it's the PTA's biggest fundraiser. We get swanky silent auction packages that I can't afford, but I still bid. 😂
September 25, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Silent auctions are what our schools do a lot. Our school's fall festival is next week, and it's the PTA's biggest fundraiser. We get swanky silent auction packages that I can't afford, but I still bid. 😂
WEEKEND PREVIEW: Highland Park Elementary PTA’s Give-and-Take Rummage Sale returns Saturday
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WEEKEND PREVIEW: Highland Park Elementary PTA’s Give-and-Take Rummage Sale returns Saturday
The Highland Park Elementary PTA's Give-and-Take Rummage Sale returns this Saturday. Donations will be accepted from 8-10 am, with browsing beginning at 9 am. The event takes place on September 26.
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September 25, 2026 at 3:41 AM
the word choice and sincerity in his delivery of the question kills me dead
September 23, 2026 at 3:11 AM
the word choice and sincerity in his delivery of the question kills me dead
Everyone else had their chance in the past year, so now that PTA's #OneBattleAfterAnother is going to be 1 year old in a few days, I took MY shot at reviewing the Best Picture winner on my "Have You Ever Seen" podcast. Next Monday, I cover Kurosawa's Yojimbo
September 21, 2026 at 4:08 PM
Everyone else had their chance in the past year, so now that PTA's #OneBattleAfterAnother is going to be 1 year old in a few days, I took MY shot at reviewing the Best Picture winner on my "Have You Ever Seen" podcast. Next Monday, I cover Kurosawa's Yojimbo
Good morning. Peter Weir’s Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) and PTA’s Phantom Thread (2017) have incredibly similar—beat for beat—openings.
September 21, 2026 at 1:15 PM
Good morning. Peter Weir’s Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) and PTA’s Phantom Thread (2017) have incredibly similar—beat for beat—openings.
But up and coming (read: improving). Something similar happening with respect to test scores there.
The other is essentially great outcomes, parents not necessarily that super-involved but they contribute heavily to the PTA financially. PTA's funds are basically an endowment. They pay for extra
The other is essentially great outcomes, parents not necessarily that super-involved but they contribute heavily to the PTA financially. PTA's funds are basically an endowment. They pay for extra
September 21, 2026 at 1:18 AM
But up and coming (read: improving). Something similar happening with respect to test scores there.
The other is essentially great outcomes, parents not necessarily that super-involved but they contribute heavily to the PTA financially. PTA's funds are basically an endowment. They pay for extra
The other is essentially great outcomes, parents not necessarily that super-involved but they contribute heavily to the PTA financially. PTA's funds are basically an endowment. They pay for extra