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Where I live the superintendent and local groups formed a task-force style intervention and looped in local volunteers. The scale of the problem is most visible through 'special ed' allocation. Once a program for kids with learnin
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Positive relationships with adults is shown to be means of counteracting adverse childhood experiences. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8237477/ I volunteer in a local school. It's not alway
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This article [0] touches on it but it was unforgettable to wander around a NYC video rental store in the early 90s _with the whole neighborhood_. [0] https://ilovetheupperwestside.com/be-kind-rewind-the-days-of...
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Every Subaru in the US has a sticker that says "Partial Zero Emission Vehicle". Yeah right. https://www.subaruonlineparts.com/sku/j121sfj700.html
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May I suggest that if you're building almost any wealth at all, squatters are below illegal immigration on the list of things you should worry about.
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You’re close to the age where the realization sinks in that access to world-class health care, both emergency and otherwise, is near the top of your priorities. I have a place overseas I want to escape to but I think about what would happen
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Nobody ever said “this store could use some soul-sucking Muzak” but that didn’t stop progress!
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I’ve grafted a really amazing wild seedling onto an old apple tree on my property. In a good season apples are everywhere and few people harvest them where I live. I started out excited about hard cider but it turns out drinking it fresh at
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Perhaps when you’re willing to trade a prestigious title for some sanity and personal satisfaction you’ve already determined that it doesn’t matter what your peers think or what gets decided. They key is that you can’t just stop doing what
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Thank you for sharing. I feel like this is sound advice though everyone’s mileage may vary, so to speak.
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I'm interested but I have recently learned that making lists is easy, playing with lists is fun, but actually scheduling work on my calendar is the only thing that gets it done.
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For 95% of people that is an incredible amount of money
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These are still normal where undocumented workers are willing to hustle for low pay and tips. In Queens I got a hand wash and interior detail for less than $50. Where I live now $225.
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I didn't say all European travelers eat at McDonalds. I'm sure many, many travelers are far more adventurous and eat like Anthony Bourdain. But I still find it remarkable that McDonalds strikes such a chord with people, particular
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On the other hand, I lived in NYC for a long time and was always surprised at how European travelers wound up eating at McDconalds in Chinatown, surrounded by amazing food. I concluded that humans are very conservative when factoring “lunch
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This is also how live radio broadcasts were made. I'm old enough to have been a part of shows performed at the West End, mixed across the street in the studio, and broadcast from the World Trade Center downtown.
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Ellie Hall
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They obviously knew what their customers used and therefore cared about and then followed the happy path. Keep in mind this switch isn't because they see a sharp uptick in Windows users, it's because they are realizing that while
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Great recommendation, one pithy comment in the podcast is the observation that unlike Freud, who was ultimately interested in deciphering the unconscious, the Surrealist approach is akin to _reciphering_ it. The goal is not to smooth things
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I sent this to my Colombian in-laws and it has started an argument between them about whether it actually means “your mercy” at all.
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There empirically is a standard American diet. Of course diversity also exists but it’s insignificant statistically. When this changes you’ll see different food at rest stops on interstate highways. It’ll happen but not very fast.
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This seems designed in exact opposition to my needs. I need a service that curates highlights of the sports and teams and players I care about, presented in a way that shares no spoilers, so I can catch up when I can. As is usual this gap i
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A year or so ago I noticed that an Ivy League finance guy I used to know, who had no experience with technology, had moved to an attractive foreign locale to lead a Techstars program. I recall thinking 'nice job if you can get it'
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I wouldn’t have paid for ad-free YouTube until the alternative became unbearable. So too with lousy search results.
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The best Spotify playlist in my world was curated and constantly updated by a small business I had bought things from. It lasted about a year or so - I don’t think Spotify wants that sort of thing to be created. Today there’s a certain DJ a
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Depression and self-worth are apples and oranges. One is an ailment, the other is more like a metric that is dependent on variables. As an individual you control the variables that produce your self-worth. That can’t be said for the factors
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Anectdote: I got mild frostbite twenty years bc I was unprepared for a Fall hike in the Adirondacks. It still makes me miserable - when other people feel a nip of cold my fingers are pulsing with pain. I have to be really careful in winter
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I bought a chest freezer mainly to accommodate the 20lbs of wild blueberries I freeze each summer. A cup of bloobs with a little granola on top is my daily breakfast. The berries freeze the milk and result in a delicious slush. Oddly the re
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I call it a cultural problem because in forums I am active in EVs are derided as some sort of crazy plot to take away our freedom. I totally agree a truck is useful to have.
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