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for personal use only · she/her or it/its · 12318 | 1999 transit maximalist · AM01C02 Res 130M avatar: Salt Lake City and County Building, 12338.1.12 | 2018-11-18 banner: Mount Tamalpais State Park, 12339.3.44 | 2020-06-20

A picture of the south scoreboard of the Oakland Coliseum, taken from section 129, row 8, seat 14 at 8:26 p.m. The scoreboard is slightly obscured by fireworks smoke. The Los Angeles Knight Riders are declared 2026 MLC champions. The LAKR v WF match summary shows the following statistics: for Los Angeles, Fletcher 47 runs off 27 balls, Munro 40 off 29, Tromp 39 off 21, Dwarshuis 3 wickets taken for 21 runs allowed in 4 overs, Owen 2 for 14 in 1 over 4 balls, Ravindra 2 for 23 in 3 overs; for Washington: Pienaar 53 off 24, Gous 40 off 35, Chaudhury 25 off 24, Narine 3 for 13 in 4, Holder 3 for 31 in 4, van Schalkwyk 2 for 50 in 4.
A wide shot of the Oakland Coliseum from section 129, row 31, seat 5, at 4:24 p.m. The scoreboard indicates that the Washington Freedom have won the coin toss and have elected to bowl. To the right of the image, deep straight of the Bay end of the pitch (former baseball pitcher's mound), is the Championship trophy; longer than that (closer to home plate) is a harp and harpist setting up for the national anthem ceremony.
A picture of Oracle Park from section 127, row 31, seat 5 at 6:28 p.m. The scoreboard is visible to the far left, and the pitcher's mound on the right edge of the picture. Therese Viñal and one other person is shown on the scoreboard, presenting the pre-game show from the top of the home dugout. In the background, the flag of Canada is raised alongside the United States flag; the flag of California is moved below the United States flag on its flagpole.
A picture of the Oakland Coliseum taken at 9:59 p.m. from standing in section 129, row 24, seat 10. Numerous fans are waving San Francisco Unicorns flags. On the scoreboard, batter and Captain Matthew Short embraces partner Aaron Hardie, as the score shows 193 runs for 2 wickets in 15 runs 1 over, the winning score for San Francisco.
A picture of the Oakland Coliseum from section 129, row 32, seat 19, at 2:41 p.m. A cricket pitch is visible in the foreground. The scoreboard shows the text "SEATTLE ORCAS won the toss and will BAT FIRST / FIRST BALL AT 2:45PM". The United States and California state flags are visible to the left (the Oakland municipal flag is not flown). One full stand of stadium lights, turned off, is visible top right.
A picture of the scoreboard reading Washington Nationals 10 runs, 14 hits, 0 errors; San Francisco 11 runs, 14 hits, 0 errors. A "tarps off" event is visible immediately right of the batter's eye.
A picture of the baseball field at Oracle Park, San Francisco, Calif., taken from View Reserve section 314, row 13, seat 4, at 12:55 p.m. The perspective is of an aerial umpire's view, slightly offset facing left. The entire field (less a small corner down the right-field line) and scoreboard are visible. The entire infield and most of the outfield is visible; no-one is on base. At the time of the picture, Casey Schmitt has just lined out, but the scoreboard shows 0 balls, 2 strikes, and 1 out, in the bottom of the first inning; the Washington Nationals and San Francisco Giants, both scoreless, have all mound visits and ABS challenges remaining. The pitch clock reads 27 seconds.
A picture of the baseball field at Oracle Park, San Francisco, Calif., taken from View Box section 307, row A, seat 24, at 7:48 p.m. The away dugout, reading "WELCOME TO ORACLE PARK", is visible lower left; the clock and some of the scoreboard upper right. The entire infield and most of the outfield is visible. Individual figures cannot be discerned.
A screenshot of Nova Launcher, in light mode but with a dark abstract background in the colours of the bisexual pride flag plus black and grey, on a OnePlus 11, captured at 12345.1.08C | 2025-11-14 (Fri.) 08:57:59 PST with 94% battery charge remaining. The home screen is arranged in a grid ten units tall and six units across, plus a Google search bar and seven home row items. From left to right then top to bottom, the following items are present: a Clock (Google) widget (with an upcoming alarm for "Fri 14:26"); a Breezy weather widget (it is partly sunny and 15°C); folders named "Device & Carrier", "Communication", "Financial", "Games", "Google", "Play", "Health & Safety", "Rewards", "Sound & Music", "Transportation", "Utilities", and "Work"; and app icons for Mullvan VPN, Photos (OnePlus), Paychex, Reddit, Bluesky, Telegram, YouTube, Discord, Transit; the Google search bar; a folder named "Calls" containing Phone (OnePlus) and Voice (Google); and app icons for Messages (Google), Firefox, Ingress, Agent Stats (pql), Maps (Google), and Camera (OnePlus). A void six units tall and four units across exists to the lower right of the home screen, which formerly contained the Transit app "Nearby" widget.
A screenshot of the BART departure times Dashboard widget on Mac OS X Tiger, showing trips "From 12th St to Montgomery: $3.45". The time scale, labelled by quarter hours, reads "1:15, 1:30, 1:45, 2:00 [sic], 1:15". The last trips of the night are shown as Millbrae 1:20 (67 min ago) to 1:33 (54 min ago), and SFO 1:52 (35 min ago) to 1:04 (23 min ago).
A cropped screenshot of my own Telegram messages dated 2025-10-09 22:24 GMT−7. First message: "this is why i think the Blue Jays can't win this year"; second message: "the Dodgers just won last year"; third message: "that means Drake would win. and Drake is not allowed to win." The third message displays a ❤️ reaction from @thecanavigator.bsky.social.
Two freeze frames from the anime adaptation of Danshi Kōkōsei no Nichijō (Daily Lives of High School Boys). The first frame consists of Habara facing forward, with the subtitle "Oh, so it was a joke." The second frame is of Habara's hand and a rock unsupported in air, with the italicised subtitle "Saying this, she casually threw aside a large rock."
Partial screenshot of the article linked in the quoted tweet. A revised text follows: "Listed among the reasons to boot the British monarch are: "List item: 'Transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences'. "List item: 'Obstructing the Laws for Naturalization of Foreigners; refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither'. "List item: Erecting a multitude of New Offices, and sending hither swarms of Officers to harass our people'. "List item: Keeping 'among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures'. "List item: Attempting 'to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil power'. "List item: 'Cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world'. "List item: 'Depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury'. "List item: 'Exciting domestic insurrections amongst us'. End list." End description.
A cropped screenshot of the above-hyperlinked Google Account settings page. Heading: "General preferences for the web". Subtitle: "Manage settings for Google services on the web". First option: globe icon, title "Language", selections "English (United Kingdom)", "Español (Argentina)". Second option: keyboard icon, title "Input Tools", subtitle "Type more easily in your language". Third option: human figure icon, title "Accessibility", selection "High-contrast colours OFF".
A picture of the North Branch Chicago River, at Kimball Avenue, looking west. Cloudy skies and the yellow leaves of trees are reflected in the river below.