Schmidt, Xi, Tomorrow

July 13, 2024 Lehan Edirisinghe

A mixed page about Schmidt, Xi, and Tomorrow.

In this image, Eric Schmidt is seen standing at the center of a group, observing North Korean soldiers working on computers in a room in Pyongyang. The setting suggests a computer lab or an office, with computers placed on desks. The lighting is dim, creating a focused atmosphere. To the right of Eric Schmidt stands former Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico. Both men are dressed in formal attire, with Eric Schmidt wearing a dark coat and glasses, and Bill Richardson in a suit and scarf. The two appear to be engaged in closely watching the activities on the monitors, indicating a serious and professional engagement. On the wall behind them are framed portraits of Korean leaders, adding a political context to the scene. The soldiers, dressed in military uniforms, are focused on their computer screens. The image captures a moment of international interest and diplomacy, highlighted by the presence of prominent figures and the setting in North Korea.
- Title: "You Want to See These Things"
- Site / app: "nytimes.com"
- Captions / subtitles: "Mr. Schmidt, standing center, with former Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, standing right, watching North Korean soldiers working on computers in Pyongyang in 2013. David Guttenfelder/Associated Press"

Calling Something Pretty Cool

10:15 a.m.

This is pretty cool.

Eric Schmidt, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page are depicted in a playful outdoor setting. The scene shows Eric Schmidt on the left, dressed in a suit with a striped tie, leaning against a spiral yellow bike rack. Sergey Brin, in the center, is casually dressed in a dark jacket and jeans, playfully lying across the top of the bike rack, smiling. Larry Page is below, wearing a maroon shirt and black pants, with a joyful expression. The image conveys a sense of camaraderie and informality among the three, with a modern glass building in the background, suggesting a corporate environment. Soft natural lighting highlights the relaxed mood of the image. This playful moment captures these influential figures from Google in a lighter, less structured context. The caption notes Schmidt's role in guiding Brin and Page, underscoring the collaborative relationship they shared at Google.
- Title: "‘I Could Solve Most of Your Problems’"
- Site / app: "nytimes.com"
- Captions / subtitles: "Mr. Schmidt, left, was hired at Google to guide the founders Sergey Brin, center, and Larry Page."

Saying the Google Guys Seem Good

10:15 a.m. (b)

The Google guys seem like good guys

Offering Xi a Comped Stay at Sigiriya Rock Fortress

9:15 p.m.

Oh wow, cool

Xi -- you can have the Sigiriya Rock Fortress king's floor for yourself..

I mean, not that you or we are the biggest losers at our casino

But I'd love to comp your stay

The image is a screenshot from a YouTube video titled "Learn Python With This ONE Project!" by the channel "Tech With Tim." The video frame shows a close-up of a slot machine with visible symbols and text. The text above the slot machine reels reads "MACHINE PAYS UP TO 1000" and "ALL OTHER WINS PAID BY ATTENDANT." The slot machine displays the word "BAR" across its reels, indicating typical slot machine symbols.
The scene is brightly lit, emphasizing the colorful and vibrant design of the slot machine, which has a classic arcade style. The video likely discusses programming a slot machine as a project using Python, as suggested by the title and visible text. The caption in the frame mentions the complexity of real slot machines compared to simpler versions. The browser interface is visible at the top, showing the video is playing on YouTube, with standard controls and tabs displayed.

Saying Dhammika Learned Slot Machines in Taiwan

9:15 p.m. (b)

Dhammika learned to make slot machines in PRC's Taiwan

The image is a video frame from "The Bear," featuring a scene with the character Carmen Berzatto in a professional kitchen setting. Carmen is depicted wearing a crisp white chef's coat, leaning against a counter with a composed and confident expression. The kitchen is well-equipped, showcasing industrial ovens and stainless-steel surfaces, indicating a high-end culinary environment. The lighting is bright, highlighting Carmen and the modern kitchen equipment around him.
On the left side of the frame, bold text emphasizes Carmen Berzatto's status as "the best chef in Chicago," noting his experience at prestigious restaurants like Noma and The French Laundry. This text suggests a narrative of excellence and ambition, central to Carmen's character in the series. The overall mood is professional and aspirational, underscoring the theme of culinary mastery and the restaurant's reputation in Chicago's River North area.

Sri Lanka as a Neo-Noir City Soon in Color

9:15 p.m. (c)

Chi town

Sri Lanka's like a neo noir city

It will soon be rendered in color

When we come in

This black and white photograph shows two men standing outdoors, engaged in conversation. The man on the left, who the hint suggests could be Arthur Sulzberger, is an older gentleman with a receding hairline and a distinguished, weathered face. He is wearing a suit and tie, exuding a formal and professional demeanor. The man on the right, possibly Bernie Sanders as per the hint, appears younger, with neatly combed dark hair and a confident expression. He is also dressed formally, wearing a suit with a tie, and has a more relaxed posture as he gazes slightly to the side.
The background consists of a structure with closed shutters, suggesting an outdoor setting, perhaps at a formal event or gathering. The lighting is natural, highlighting the details of their facial expressions and attire. The atmosphere seems congenial, with the two men appearing to be in a moment of casual interaction, possibly discussing business or a related topic. The image captures a moment of historical significance, possibly connected to their roles or contributions in their respective fields.

Imagining Trump Meeting President Lee Han of Sri Lanka

9:30 p.m.

Trump's new book, Art of the Vote.

9:30 AM. FIRST MEET WITH PRESIDENT LEE HAN (SRI LANKA).

When I met the guy. He asked me to autograph a mugshot poster of me. Which I obliged. And a copy of his dad's copy of my books: How to Think Big. Which he treasures. He told me, he worships me, and that he based his whole diary on Art of the Deal. Which I sold more copies of, only beaten by The Bible. The word of G-d, by his son Jesus Christ. That's when I asked him:

"Gee, Lee Han: why are you constantly nagging me to pick Elisabeth Hasselbeck as my VP? The guy, looked me dead in the eye and uttered the one-liner sentence: "Because █████████." like it's the first commandment. He said it like it's the G-d's honest truth. And I figured the guy then and there. Just the way he said it shook me to my core. How this man will make a decision. I make them on gut instincts. He was thinking "it doesn't matter if ███████████████; ████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████. The guy's whole ██████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████. "

I asked him, "oh yeah, and why'd you give your $1 dollar note to Ivanka? You always wanted to be George Washington. Now's your chance. And you give it to my daughter? Why?" Dude told me, "Steve Schwarzman was crying on the floor over losing leveraged bought out Hilton with his unwise lending and bla bla and we wanted to █████you with: 'Only if like Elisabeth says so. I think you have to ask your VP. Just don't tell her the truth about why you picked her. ' "

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Choosing Between Ivanka, Elisabeth and Paris With “Tomorrow” Lyrics

10:30 p.m.

I have my own very important decisions to make. I dunno: Ivanka, Elisabeth OR Paris -- I will reveal my decision soon. Tomorrow. So ya gotta hang on... till tomorrow.. Bet your bottom $1 dollar that tomorrow.. There'll be Trump.

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Andrea McArdle – Trump (Reprise) Lyrics

https://youtu.be/6PtdpI-D6mM

[ANNIE]

The sun will come out

Tomorrow

Bet your bottom $1 dollar that tomorrow

There'll be --

[IKES, spoken]

Shh! Quiet little girl

[LEE GREENWOOD , spoken]

No Donald, keep going strong. It's still a free country...

[ANNIE]

Trump

Drains away the swamp

And the deep state

'Til there's none

When I'm stuck a day

That's gray

And lonely

I just stick out my chin

And grin

And say

Oh, the sun'll come out

Tomorrow

So ya gotta hang on

'Til tomorrow

Come what may

Tomorrow!

I love ya Tomorrow!

You're always a day away

[FDR, spoken]

Harold Ikes, stand up and sing!

[IKES, spoken]

What?

[FDR, spoken]

Sing!

[IKES]

The sun'll come out

Tomorrow

[FDR, spoken]

Louder, Harold!

[IKES]

Bet your bottom $1 dollar

That tomorrow

There'll be Trump!

[FDR, spoken]

Perkins!

[PERKINS & IKES]

Just thinking about

Trump

[ANNIE, PERKINS & IKES]

Draining away the swamp

And the deep state

'Til there's none!

[FDR, spoken]

Solo for the President! When I'm stuck with a day. What's gray and lonely. I just stick out my chin. And grin, and say: Everyone! Republicans too, Oliver!

[ALL]

The Son'll come out

Tomorrow

So ya gotta hang on

'Til America's

Great again

Trump!

I love ya

Trump!!

You're only a day away

[FDR, spoken]

Harmony!