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Farewell notes offer an interesting peak into the world of another and are so much more engaging, honest, and grounded than the paid obits which commonly mention how the deceased was beloved by everyone. I got a sense of Jonathan while read
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https://archive.ph/xlMYz
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Not specific to tylenol and autism, but I think important: RFK Jr. will be issuing findings using "gold-standard science" and hold up the findings as definitive (as proof, etc.) at the same time that he completely minimizes and be
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This Record Label Is Trying to Silence Me
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It might not be consistent with slavery, but children as chattel was a thing. It wasn't until 1874 that child abuse was documented with Mary Ellen Wilson and then later that rights and protections were accorded children. Now it's
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Well, they would be talking about maintaining control. Control requires constant vigilance to reinforce compliance coupled with making sure there is no disobedience. The latter speaks to "needing control." Does this make any sense
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> Washington’s long-standing de minimis policy had allowed parcels packed with cheap items to flow into the US from around the world with little interruption or oversight, fueled by consumer demand for bargains and immediacy. Trump’s Whi
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And I would imagine that with the EO making English the language of the US, that even more people will struggle with government services as we get deeper into the term of 47.
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Within a significant bunch of friends/acquaintances, I'd be hard pressed to find more than 1 or 2 who know of protonmail.
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More info about the explosions and the pickup service: https://www.flanderstoday.eu/content/iron-harvest
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> One group particularly well-suited to cohousing is the elderly. A 2022 survey of Zurich residents over the age of 55 found that 80% would like to live in a multigenerational household and half were interested in cohousing, which offers
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Don't forget the prez plans on getting rid of people experiencing homelessness.
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Southeast only or east of the river? I'd say the latter.
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RFK Jr. wants a wearable on Americans–that future's not as healthy as he thinks
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I'd not want Ms. Whiteside as my nurse if I ended up in her ER. Would she do what she was taught? Would she follow instructions from the doc? Would she trash-talk the doc or other staff? Would she share alternative treatments and those
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Holiday gifts will be ordered for fam, friends, and donations. Thx for the recs.
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Only an anecdote, but when we vacationed in southern West Virginia, we relied on public radio. It's the only thing we could regularly get.
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I've not studied this, but my guess is that the liberal arts education as the foundation is necessary to allow young people a chance to figure out who they are. I certainly found this to be true for me and would guess for my closest co
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I realized that my drawn with a mouse fish looks a lot like the fish quilt block I made. Neither were very good. But I enjoyed making them both :-) Now to share with my grandkids.
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Buying a house is more than an "investment" though: It's achieving the American dream. And while this dream might have been a farce, it's like everything else in that you hear it enough combined with not understanding th
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I was taught to swim as a kid and spent summer days in the water of Long Island Sound. As a maybe 10 or 11yo swimming at a Rhode Island beach, I was tossed into some rocks thanks to some pretty rough waves. I float, so I've never worri
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I learned about checklists (versus to do lists) from Dr. Atul Gawande. He has done a great deal of work on checklists in medicine because of the complexity in the field and as a way to force/facilitate communication. He wrote The Che
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I had totally forgotten about this program. And it's still around https://www.bookitprogram.com/ though I've not seen any mention of it where I live (rural Virginia). I may have to start promoting it if the area r
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I remember well early 1986 when I was applying for jobs. Experience required, but no way to get experience. Frustrating as hell, especially since I had no peers around and had no BA (I left college a semester early cuz I had enough credits
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The US gov is failing on vax policy. Vaccine Integrity Project is here to help
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Didn't the ACA reduce DSH payments because more people would be receiving Medicaid and thus the need for DSH was reduced? I've not read the Big Bad and Ugly Bill but I'm presuming that since it cuts Medicaid, and the GOP has
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I spent 11 years at a small nonprofit in Washington, DC starting in the late 1990s. I was one of two paid staff at the start and as we grew, I was appalled that the ED did not include info updates to those who sent in resumes. At most, we h
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I did not know I needed to read this. Not sure if I am surprised that model legislation was not developed in this area of law, but am surely pleased that DC is recognized: "Washington D.C.'s Tree Preservation Enhancement Act (2023
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Supreme Court says no to reviving copyright claim against Ed Sheeran
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I don't know any tech execs and I am only remotely familiar with the military, but I am hazarding a guess that the cultures in tech and the military are not at all similar. I'm also guessing that there is a massive difference betw
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