Mossy Character writes: Legacy

In no time, Trans Himalaya's produce was being exported to Sikkim and other parts of India as well as to adjoining Bhutan and other countries. While the thukpa produced by Trans Himalaya became a rage, most people in the region were not even aware the 14th Dalai Lama's elder brother lived in Kalimpong. "If we look at the history of noodles in Kalimpong ... Gyalo Thondup started it in an authentic Tibetan style. By the 1970s, it had become extremely popular. His noodles were in demand until Covid," said trader Subash Pradhan who sells noodles in Kalimpong.

Heebie's take: Looks delicious! I'd hit that.

Well, this chapter is off to a bad start:

Lurid Keyaki writes: original article, no paywall

Something more specific to focus on, with a lot to discuss: how skeptical to be about the source and timing; the effects on PP of decades of political hostility; trends across the health care industry; allocation of funds between advocacy and patient care; the problem of accountability in an extended emergency (get used to this problem because it's here to stay!!!); and, naturally, What We Can Do.

Heebie's take: Wow, this is like Shrodinger's NYT article. It could be dead-on accurate - it tells a plausible story of how Planned Parenthood has focused on lobbying to the detriment of providing safe health care. Or it could be an insane hit piece.

I'm going with insane hit piece, because the tone is much more Very Serious Adults Are Worried, in contrast to how they report on Musk gutting the federal workforce.