- Oct 2019
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thegrapevine.theroot.com thegrapevine.theroot.com
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The Jacksonville, Fla. native known for “No Problems” is reportedly pregnant with her first child.
I don't understand what that has to do with anything?
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www.npr.org www.npr.org
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It "lacks any legitimate constitutional foundation"
wat
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The White House will not participate
I don't think you can do that?
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cdr.lib.unc.edu cdr.lib.unc.edu
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Rights statement No Copyright - United States License Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 United States
I think these are contradictory
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wiki.duraspace.org wiki.duraspace.org
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Update handle records and metadata when moving from one Handle prefix to another
you can do that? Will the handles floating out on the web break?
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gizmodo.com gizmodo.com
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supporters of the Obama-era policy.
IT WASN'T JUST AN OBAMA-ERA POLICY
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- Sep 2019
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www.healthline.com www.healthline.com
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vegetarians
welp
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These MUA gel eyeliner pencils perform just like the Nuance ones I love. We’ll have to keep watching to see if any other former-Nuance items pop up under CVS’ own cosmetic lines.
uhhh isn't this intellectual property theft?
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remezcla.com remezcla.com
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From now on, she said, she will keep the decisions she makes about her baby to herself.
as long as you vaccinate your kid
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www2.archivists.org www2.archivists.org
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Administrative metadata comprises both technical and preservation metadata,
huh, apparently Administrative metadata containing technical, preservation, and rights metadata is pretty common
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The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) actually breaks administrative metadata down into three sub-types
Interesting, I've never seen that but maybe I've misread
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www.npr.org www.npr.org
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Another 6% got hung up on a technicality created by Congress: When borrowers apply for help, their most recent payment, as well as the payment they made 12 months before applying, must be equal to or greater than what they would have paid on an income-driven repayment plan
what?
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He clearly remembers opening a letter in the summer of 2018 from the company that manages Heather's federal student loans.
I guess they didn't apply for it then ?
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Matthew says their request for TEPSLF was denied, this time on a technicality — "because we had not been denied for PSLF.
but didn't it just say they had been denied? What?
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www.jbhe.com www.jbhe.com
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Based in London, APP works primarily within prisons in Kenya and Uganda. APP offers a formalized sponsorship program enabling prisoners and prison staff to study law through the University of London’s international program.
which country's law?
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nileswestnews.org nileswestnews.org
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Ladies, this is the app you can actually post all those artsy pictures you took of food you’ve gotten at cool restaurants.
um, dudes do this too
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www.merriam-webster.com www.merriam-webster.com
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and, sadly, no one seems to be using bedbuggish enough to warrant an entry in our dictionary)
challenge accepted
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- Aug 2019
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www.library.illinois.edu www.library.illinois.edu
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List items longer than an article but shorter than a book.
but what if you write an actual book?
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www.news-gazette.com www.news-gazette.com
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Almost consistently starting in November 2000, during Republican Gov. George Ryan’s administration, Illinois has since run a deficit in its general revenue fund.
HMMM
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newsone.com newsone.com
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Lewis warned that police departments’ failing to act swiftly creates what she referred to as “gypsy cops” who, like Pantaleo, remain eligible for employment in law enforcement after using excessive and deadly force that critics call police brutality at best and murder at worst.
that is a terrible term
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retractionwatch.com retractionwatch.com
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Agrawal agreed to have any federally funded research supervised for a year beginning on August 8.
they're still allowed to have federal funding??????
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arch.library.northwestern.edu arch.library.northwestern.edu
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Persistent Identification: Arch automatically creates Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for all publicly accessible works in Arch.
what kind of identifiers do restricted works get? Are there any restricted works? What abou embargoed ETDs?
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www.news-gazette.com www.news-gazette.com
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"I think we're the only library in the nation that has this super-cool, underground library. And that makes this place special," Yang said.
NOPE
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“The marketplace of ideas is now at risk for serious if not irreparable damage because of the unprecedented dominance of a very small number of technology platforms,” the report concluded
I wonder if this report is available publicly?
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www.nationalreview.com www.nationalreview.com
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More than 25,000 “completely and permanently” disabled veterans will see “every penny” of their student debt forgiven under the order, Trump said.
....not quite
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www.harpersbazaar.com www.harpersbazaar.com
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sustainable material
...why do they say leather
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www.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com
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“It’s a natural material, and because we are dairy and meat consumers, we have an ethical need to produce these products as well.”
we don't have to be at this scale
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National Beef’s Hochstein called environmental concerns about leather production “a ridiculous mindset.” The idea that turning hides into leather is bad for the environment “is so far from the truth, you have to laugh at it—but then you have to cry,” he said
of course
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athleisure—clothing which contains no leather at all
is that what athleisure means?
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www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com
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he pouches have been assigned to students at no cost, but losing one will cost the high-schoolers a $25 replacement fee.
that's bullshit
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Devices remain in the student’s possession, but they aren’t able to access them, the school said
that's better
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School administrators unlock them at the end of the day.
oh HELL no
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And while their familiar companions may still be near, the high-schoolers are now required to keep their devices in a magnetically sealed pouch during school hours.
wtf
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transgriot.blogspot.com transgriot.blogspot.com
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BTW, speaking of bullet trains, we're about to start building a bullet train line between Houston and Dallas.
that actually got passed?????
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melmagazine.com melmagazine.com
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“But shortly after they closed, I received a letter from their lawyers stating that the clause was unenforceable.”
uh wtf, why. So that leaves them orphaned works?
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basement archival room
why was it necessary to include basement?
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t stated that publishers could be held criminally liable for knowingly selling explosives instruction manuals to someone who intended to use them for a crime. The law didn’t explicitly ban Paladin’s explosives instruction books, but the law was certainly designed to stop Paladin from producing and selling them, which, in turn, made them incredibly difficult to obtain.
would the publisher have to know the buyer wanted to use them to commit a crime?
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bromidic
"dull and tiresome"
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www.thedailybeast.com www.thedailybeast.com
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“The Board only learned in the later part of July that it would receive no more contributions as SAGE needs to focus investment on its core business of academic and professional publishing.
ffs Sage
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“I find it upsetting that the staff was not given more lead time,” founding editor John Mecklin said. “It’s just not a good way to treat people.”
seriously, wtf
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His previous employer was Governing magazine, which announced its own shutdown on the same day that Pacific Standard’s fate was made public.
nooo
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www.naturallycurly.com www.naturallycurly.com
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Many claim that cold water is an excellent detoxifier as it successfully remove dirt, debris, and excess oil from your scalp. This is not true
Can I get a source?
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www.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com
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The Quandt family dropped eight places following a poor year for Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, which has battled trade tensions and slowing global markets as BMW invests in the disruptive shift to self-driving electric vehicles. The Dassault, Duncan, Lee and Hearst families all fell from the list.
SHAME
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www.naturallycurly.com www.naturallycurly.com
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stretchy like spaghetti
aren't all curls like that when you pull them straight??
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lithub.com lithub.com
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You don’t get something cheap and say you got it “for cheap” do you?
yes
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People that say “my bad” after a mistake. I don’t know how anything could be as annoying or lazy as that.
Lot of disregard for AAVE in this list
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The phrase I’ve watched seep into the language (especially with broadcasters) is “two-time” and “three-time.”
in what context?
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bugaboos (American)
*AAVE
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www.seattletimes.com www.seattletimes.com
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The Trump administration says Beijing’s efforts are based on stealing or pressuring companies to hand over technology.
thaaaat's pretty true
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sentencing.typepad.com sentencing.typepad.com
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They’re being sold as race- and gender-neutral assessments that allow judges to use science in determining whether someone will behave if released from jail pending trial.
well that's not possible
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www.dataone.org www.dataone.org
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through clients, such as an R script
an R script is a client???
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blackhairinformation.com blackhairinformation.com
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singles vs box braids.
I don't think these are actually the same
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- Jul 2019
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www.cyberdriveillinois.com www.cyberdriveillinois.comFAQ1
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If there are two names on the back of the title, do both parties have to sign title and registration applications? Yes.
they didn't require that for me
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will.illinois.edu will.illinois.edu
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but they’re also “a very dangerous place dependent on who is allowed to be in there on any given day and what the mood of that incarcerated person is.”
that's literally any place, not just libraries.
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illinoistimes.com illinoistimes.com
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“Why are we lending our very rare copy when the borrowing institution or the individual could have gotten an e-version for a few bucks?”
because libraries are free
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slate.com slate.com
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Candide
what novel is this character from?
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www.wbez.org www.wbez.org
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And critics worry they’ll lose quick access to documents.
...but once they're digitized they won't have to wait for access??
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- Jun 2019
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www.thedailybeast.com www.thedailybeast.com
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right-wing operative Jacob Wohl, an associate of Alexander, argued on Twitter that Harris was ineligible to be president because her parents weren’t from the United States, even though she was born in California.
wat
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“She does not. I corrected Kamala Harris last night because she stole debate time under the premise that she is an African-American when she is in fact a biracial Indian-Jamaican who is a first generation American.”
Bruh, how do you think Black people got to Jamaica
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- May 2019
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www.cnsnews.com www.cnsnews.comAbout Us3
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Like National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting System
lmao NCSNews.com is nothing like NPR or PBS!!
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CNSNews.com endeavors to fairly present all legitimate sides of a story and debunk popular, albeit incorrect, myths about cultural and policy issues.
uh huh
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the parent organization of CNSNews.com, clearly demonstrate a liberal bias in many news outlets – bias by commission and bias by omission – that results in a frequent double-standard in editorial decisions on what constitutes "news."
sure
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about.usps.com about.usps.com
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without addition by writing, mark, or sign,”
what does this mean? Like supplements to previous issues?
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www.politico.com www.politico.com
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appeal to millennial voters
he appeals to millennial voters? Yeah I don't think so
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www.politico.com www.politico.com
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ERS employees are planning to vote on unionization on Thursday.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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eliminating “low priority research” into such politically sensitive areas as food stamps and environmental issues.
WTF
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What I see unfortunately happening many times is that we tried to make policy decisions based on political science rather than on sound science.”
the fact that he can say this with a straight face
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the move as a common-sense, cost-cutting measure.
except how much more is the agency going to have to pay in travel costs?
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Perdue has said the relocation was motivated by his desire to save taxpayer dollars, bring the research service closer to major farming regions, and help attract economists who could be deterred by Washington’s high cost of living.
hahahahahahahahahahaha
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The move to uproot the agency has led to a brain-drain of experienced researchers.
I'm sure that's the point
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announcing plans to bring ERS under the control of USDA’s chief economist, who reports more directly to the secretary. Equally significant, he said the USDA would move the agency out of Washington to a location closer to the U.S. heartland.
hmm
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The reports highlight the continued decline under Trump’s watch in farm income, which has dropped about 50 percent since 2013.
whistles
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sabbaticalbeauty.com sabbaticalbeauty.com
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Image taken from Baldwin, Hilary, et al. "The Role of a Cutaneous Microbiota Harmony in Maintaining a Functioning Skin Barrier." Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, 16(1): 2017, Figure 1.
I love academics
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- Apr 2019
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www.naturallycurly.com www.naturallycurly.com
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but only once a week. Always condition before & after using shampoo.
might need to do this for the top of my hair
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www.thelingerieaddict.com www.thelingerieaddict.com
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The cavalier insistence that you should “just adopt” from people who clearly never considered that option for themselves.
I am interested in hearing the author's perspective on adopting though - why isn't it for her?
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www.dailycal.org www.dailycal.org
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Cambridge University Press, founded in 1534, is the world’s second-largest and oldest university press.
I wonder which one is the oldest and largest? Oxford?
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The three-year deal combines subscription fees and article publishing fees to establish a total cap so that the university will see no significant increase in cost, according to an email from UC Berkeley librarian Jeffrey MacKie-Mason.
Nice!!
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www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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Judge Barry did not announce a reason for the change at the time.
it would seem to avoid conflict of interest
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slate.com slate.com
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bump stocks are now officially illegal in the entire United States
FINALLY
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which would see the country revert to WTO trade rules
yikes
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British parliamentarians have been drifting toward a more centrist compromise that would see the country more closely aligned than even under May’s negotiated withdrawal.
interesting
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slate.com slate.com
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a specious claim for which there is no empirical … ah, I mean, you get it. It’s not true.
specious: superficially plausible, but actually wrong.
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slate.com slate.com
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The panel also found that Russo had possibly violated the Code of Judicial Conduct in three other instances, including when he tried to use his position to rearrange a personal family court matter, according to NJ.com. A former law clerk is also suing Russo for discrimination and sexual harassment.
sounds like an upstanding guy
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a Superior Court judge be suspended without pay
um he should be immediately removed and disbarred tbh
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www.digitalethics.org www.digitalethics.org
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But based on his politics, it is extremely unlikely that Swartz intended to sell them, and it’s likely that he planned to distribute the documents in some capacity. It’s not clear whether he wanted to focus on disseminating the articles in the third world, or to make them available to everyone with Internet access.
we could have had scihub several years earlier
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www.insidehighered.com www.insidehighered.com
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The system is not immediately planning to subscribe to individual journals once access is cut off, he said. “We’ll see how things play out, collecting and analyzing data for a while.”
interesting
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taskandpurpose.com taskandpurpose.com
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the first time it has heaped that label on a part of a foreign government.
what about Hamas?
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www.newyorker.com www.newyorker.com
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“Bad English,” in which James Harbeck, a freelance editor based in Toronto, showed how “Fifty Shades of Grey” had been put through one of the sites competing for your grammar dollars, and demonstrated that eliminating redundancy does not improve pornography.
ugh only a man could present on this
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Many professionals return to ACES in the spring
this is an odd sentence
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www.jta.org www.jta.org
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He initially claimed that Hitler was not aware of the program to exterminate the Jews and retained his credibility as a historian
uh, wtf
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www.jta.org www.jta.org
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Some 10,000 Jews live in Crimea, and the community has been deeply supportive of Russian annexation of the peninsula.
interesting
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www.theroot.com www.theroot.com
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Cohen’s memo also mentions that Trump’s former fixer has recently just so happened, as the crow flies or whateverthefuck, stumbled upon “a hard drive with important documents…..over 14 million files, which consist of all e-mails, voice recordings, images and attachments from Mr. Cohen’s personal computers and phones.”
oh em geeee
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splinternews.com splinternews.com
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short-term jail sentences
okay this is ridiculous
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ruling that the unvaccinated children were “permitted to return to their respective schools forthwith and otherwise to assemble in public places” immediately.
um, fudge that
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Under Washington state law, MacKenzie Bezos would likely be entitled to half of the couple’s marital assets, which the settlement appears to fall well short of.
girrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl
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www.scientificamerican.com www.scientificamerican.com
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Whether that could allow humans to train cats to respond to commands—as dogs readily do—is another matter.
some people do this already
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www.naturallycurly.com www.naturallycurly.com
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The sheathing is oil-based. One type of oil that you can use to reinforce your hair’s protection is cedarwood oil.
I don't think I've ever actually heard this advice before!
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If the porosity of your hair only requires a little oil
is this low or high porosity?
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www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
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“It’s crazy that trigger warnings have spread so far before a single study had come out evaluating them.”
It's because they are a phenomenon from social media that jumped to higher education
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“College students are increasingly anxious … and widespread adoption of trigger warnings in syllabi may promote this trend, tacitly encouraging students to turn to avoidance, thereby depriving them of opportunities to learn healthier ways to manage potential distress,” they write.
it's definitely not the amount of college debt they're taking on ...
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The Harvard study did not include any people who self-reported an experience of trauma, which cast doubt on how widely it could be applied to all college students.
ah ha!
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The researchers found that trigger warnings actually slightly increased people’s self-reported anxiety—but only among people who believed that words can cause emotional damage.
Right, but were these participants the survivors of attempted murder, for example?
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www.chronicle.com www.chronicle.com
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subjunctively
nice
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www-chronicle-com.proxy2.library.illinois.edu www-chronicle-com.proxy2.library.illinois.edu
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n 2011, for instance, a team led by evolutionary biologists cooperated with Google to analyze millions of digitized books, published a study in Science, and announced that they had founded a new field called "culturomics.
oh scientists
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copyright.cornell.edu copyright.cornell.edu
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Works created before 1899
Yikes
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www.insidehighered.com www.insidehighered.com
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subsidized public [higher] education
uh huh
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- Mar 2019
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www.insidehighered.com www.insidehighered.com
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t also squashes creativity. In 1999, composer Eric Whitacre accepted a commission to turn Frost’s famous poem into a choral work, believing that it had entered the public domain (it would have, but for the 1998 law). The poem was one of thousands of works sequestered in 1998 for an additional 20 years.
which is exactly the OPPOSITE of what the intent of copyright is according to the constitution.
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www.npr.org www.npr.org
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offering the descendants of enslaved people an edge in admissions.
How about tuition waivers?
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southsideweekly.com southsideweekly.com
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To Lightfoot, a police training center done right should involve more community engagement and “academic development.”
I mean, fair
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americanlibrariesmagazine.org americanlibrariesmagazine.org
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data alignment
not sure what data alignment is here
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a grant-funded nonprofit
Why does it have to be grant-funded?
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including tamper-resistance,
is anything truly tamper-resistant?
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In a sense, what we are talking about is infecting the internet with library values. How can that be bad?
....
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crowdsourced truth (like Wikipedia)
"truth"
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We will teach about it by inadvertently solving a practical problem using blockchain, say, in a maker workshop where people need a way to share a digital object with a friend when no server is available to host the file.
shouldn't inadvertently be in scare quotes here?
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www.csescienceeditor.org www.csescienceeditor.org
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U.S. residents are ineligible for this membership.
wtf, why?
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www.marieclaire.com www.marieclaire.com
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Hillary was an imperfect candidate
FFS
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illinoislawreview.org illinoislawreview.org
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Relying on the one person, one vote doctrine and the representational nexus test, courts will be more inclined to protect the rights of citizens whose representational and electoral power have been diminished.
I wouldn't be so sure
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lifehacker.com lifehacker.com
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As far as U.S. carriers go, Southwest Airlines has 34 Max 8’s in its fleet and American Airlines has 24
what about United?
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www.scotusblog.com www.scotusblog.com
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The result turned on the meaning of the phrase “registration of the copyright claim has been made” in Section 411(a) of the statute.
which statute?
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www.chicagotribune.com www.chicagotribune.com
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I'll add there will not be a separate criminal justice system, either.
sure
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dailyillini.com dailyillini.com
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Additionally, it would allow employers to maintain a drug-free workplace and for landlords to restrict access to marijuana
I kinda get the employers statue but wtf with landlords?? Unless it's like the cigarette restrictions
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www.washingtonpost.com www.washingtonpost.com
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without knowing beforehand whether there will be evidence of a “crime warranting impeachment.”
wat
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- Feb 2019
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www.publishersweekly.com www.publishersweekly.com
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And Penguin Random House recently stopped offering public libraries perpetual access, moving to one year licenses (although the publisher says it will make perpetual access available to academic libraries at higher prices).
wow, that's BS
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Macmillan, for example, is experimenting with an embargo on frontlist titles from its Tor imprint.
ugh, again?
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"Properly implemented, CDL enables a library to circulate a digitized title in place of a physical one in a controlled manner," that position statement reads, so long as an “owned to loaned” ratio is maintained in which "only one user can use any given copy at a time, for a limited time."
I don't see how this is a broader take
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taskandpurpose.com taskandpurpose.com
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such as divorce, child custody and domestic violence services, Angelucci said.
what the what
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www.w3.org www.w3.org
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(Non-normative)
non-normative apparently means "informative"
Tags
Annotators
URL
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16% in the years from 2005 to 2016.
Wow, that actually seems impressive! More than 1% a year?
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www.propublica.org www.propublica.org
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Later, it also added an invisible “Sponsored” disclosure to posts from your friends.
um if it is invisible how can users know if something is sponsored??
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Last year, Facebook added invisible letters to the HTML code of the site. So, to a computer, the word registered as “SpSonSsoSredS.”
WTAF
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The company added code that prevents clicks generated by computers — including browser extensions — on just that one button
HMMMM
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Facebook said it doesn’t plan to disclose sensitive targeting categories in its archive because doing so “could expose people’s information.” It didn’t elaborate on how that might happen.
oh
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“We regularly improve the ways we prevent unauthorized access by third parties like web browser plugins to keep people’s information safe,” Facebook spokesperson Beth Gautier said. “This was a routine update and applied to ad blocking and ad scraping plugins, which can expose people’s information to bad actors in ways they did not expect.”
Sure Jan
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heavy.com heavy.com
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Oakley argued that a financial penalty should not be imposed because she is a widow
???
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she resented the fact that McGrady was present for it. Oakley disliked McGrady because she believed that McGrady and City Manager Shane Crawford were having an affair.
Why would that be any of her business anyway??
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support.google.com support.google.com
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cost-effective
but not free
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www.nationalreview.com www.nationalreview.com
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solid than the claims against Kavanaugh.
That's only because they are more recent.
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complete polygraph records.
Polygraphs are notoriously unreliable
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including her therapists’ notes
Doctor-client privilege
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even the number of attackers.
Uh, no it hasn't
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Christine Blasey Ford’s allegations are so far from “more likely than not” that competent litigators wouldn’t dream of taking the claims against him to civil court.
uh. These are two separate things my dude
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www.fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com
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should learn to “speak English.”
Um. WTF
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and yet race seems to be a big blind spot
"blind spot"
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researchbuzz.me researchbuzz.me
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failing to remove search links
Well they shouldn't be engaging in state censorship!
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www.thenation.com www.thenation.com
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this is not the time or place for that
this as in this article?
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in his gadfly
gadfly: "an annoying person, especially one who provokes others into action by criticism."
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www.france24.com www.france24.com
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concluded that "in the vast majority of cases, people who end up working in prostitution are victims of pimping and trafficking".
I wonder what the numbers are for this
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reason.com reason.com
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Far from being an abstract measurement, Stansel's report finds that higher economic freedom rankings across metro areas have higher levels of economic growth, population growth, and even better city credit rankings.
Sure, Jan
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freedom rings the loudest,
...
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- Jan 2019
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record.umich.edu record.umich.edu
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anti-loot box legislation
what is this??
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en.wiktionary.org en.wiktionary.org
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Having both social/sociological and technical/technological aspects
this is a terrible definition.
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www.interaction-design.org www.interaction-design.org
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While sociologists study the social level alone as if it were apart from physicality, and technologists study technology as if it were not part of society, socio-technology is a distinct field of inquiry on how personal and social requirements can be met by IT system design.
not how IT system design is affected by personal and social requirements/issues?
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computer scientists information systems, and engineers hardware systems. In general systems theory, no discipline has a monopoly on science—all are valid.
Hmm, what systems are described by Library Science? or Library and Information Science? I'd argue that we also see information systems
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www.sciencedirect.com www.sciencedirect.com
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evaluation criteria
is this link added by Elsevier?
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www.cu-citizenaccess.org www.cu-citizenaccess.org
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the land could easily be turned into something else,
yeah? by who?
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for millions more than he had purchased the parks for
why?
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splinternews.com splinternews.com
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Kansas’s 124th district
why does Kansas have 124 districts
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www.local10.com www.local10.com
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She waited for a start date until Sept. 12, 2016 when she received a letter informing her of the city's decision not to employ her.
WTF
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her relationship with Brooklen
whose relationship? MacDonald's?
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personal cellphon
not her work phone??
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splinternews.com splinternews.com
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they come on, they make a left turn. Usually it’s a left, not a right.”
wat
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they’ll drive that van or the car not through a port of entry, where we have very talented people that look for every little morsel of drugs, or even people, or whatever they’re looking for.
ports of entry are actually where most undocumented immigrants enter the US
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cheaper alternatives in Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance Inc. —a practice once considered taboo for fear it would cheapen their luxury products.
they're the same freaking price at Ulta!!
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In the vote, 325 lawmakers said they had confidence in May's government, while 306 voted that they did not.
wow, that's pretty close
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slate.com slate.com
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In October, Justice Neil Gorsuch suggested that Ross was merely trying to cut through “red tape,”
Oh FFS
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But in his opinion, Furman explains that his conclusions do not rest on evidence beyond the official record. To the contrary, he notes that his findings are based on that record, and that all additional evidence only confirms those findings.
snaps in a Z formation
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he DOJ’s request
that they [the Commerce Department] fed them
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The Commerce Department asked the Justice Department to propose the question, not the other way around
interesting. Also I didn't realize that the Census was under the Commerce Department
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states with large noncitizen communities will lose seats in the House of Representatives and Electoral College, as well as billions in federal funds
these states are most likely disproportionately Democratic leaning states, plus Texas
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theweek.com theweek.com
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ommerce Secretary Wilbur Ross appears to have misled Congress when he testified that the Justice Department had "initiated" including a question about U.S. citizenship on the U.S. census, according to newly unredacted documents released Monday as part of a lawsuit
oh
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www.streetdirectory.com www.streetdirectory.com
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a shampooing bath
so this is literal shampoo, wow!
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www.mygoodtimes.in www.mygoodtimes.in
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honoured the Anglo-Indian
I've never heard this term before
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1974
is this supposed to be 1874?
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www.thedailybeast.com www.thedailybeast.com
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metonym
"a word, name, or expression used as a substitute for something else with which it is closely associated."
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(American intelligence reports generally do not name U.S. persons or organizations for privacy and legal reasons.)
interesting
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www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
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internecine
"relating to conflict within a group or organization."
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fivethirtyeight.com fivethirtyeight.com
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But now that hearing isn’t happening either; in fact, it’s been postponed indefinitely.
wthhhh
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Another affidavit, from a member of a local elections board, suggested that county elections officials may have given Dowless access to absentee voters’ sensitive personal information, like Social Security numbers.
wow
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clinicalarchitecture.com clinicalarchitecture.com
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A “Post-coordinated term” is a term that you assembled from other terms at the point when you needed it.
Kind of like adding geographic terms to an LCSH term
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www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
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equating the action with “violence”—
it's literally the definition of peaceful
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www.siliconrepublic.com www.siliconrepublic.com
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has been nicknamed a ‘digital native’.
...that's not a nickname
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- Dec 2018
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www.smithsonianmag.com www.smithsonianmag.com
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every January 1 until 2073, revealing long-overlooked works from the Harlem Renaissance, the Great Depression, World War II and beyond. (After 2073, works published by authors who died seven decades earlier will expire each year.)
First, 7 decades is a weird way of saying 70 years; Second, why does the copyright release date change in 2073??
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www.nbcnews.com www.nbcnews.com
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strips Arabic of its designation as an official language alongside Hebrew.
FFS
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www.huffingtonpost.com www.huffingtonpost.com
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Wertham (like the Collier’s article) conveniently failed to mention that his subjects were from an impoverished, racially downtrodden segment of society, blaming any juvenile delinquency on the comic books the subjects read.
What is this supposed to imply?
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www.xonecole.com www.xonecole.com
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faced a $5,000 bail on that fateful Friday evening.
jfc
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www.publicbooks.org www.publicbooks.org
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When First Nations and the environmental movement gained sufficient strength to block several proposed pipelines, the Trudeau government essentially nationalized the network to insure an expanding flow of fossil fuels.
the network of fossil fuel pipelines?
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www-chronicle-com.proxy2.library.illinois.edu www-chronicle-com.proxy2.library.illinois.edu
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"humanities research isn’t falsifiable,"
why is this a complaint?
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www.library.ucdavis.edu www.library.ucdavis.edu
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Because the UC accounts for nearly 10% of all US publishing output and has sizable subscription contracts, we are in a position to lead towards a more open and sustainable scholarly publishing ecosystem.
whistles
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publish.illinois.edu publish.illinois.edu
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well-researched
this is not a given
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- Nov 2018
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www.the-scientist.com www.the-scientist.com
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Of the 473 datasets, 429 were indeed overdue and immediately released to the public, says GEO’s lead curator, Tanya Barrett, while a further 27 had already been released by the time GEO received the alert. “We release data everyday,” Barrett explains.
but GEO had possession of them?
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fivethirtyeight.com fivethirtyeight.com
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Ojeda is anti-abortion, except in cases of rape or incest or when the life of the mother is endangered
Bruh better give up now
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champaign.org champaign.org
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impartial
impartiality is a myth
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mississippitoday.org mississippitoday.org
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Public health studies show that abortion rates are going down.
it's weird what happens when you require that insurance policies cover contraception
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an estimated 1.1 million people were killed in war between 1775 and 1991.
does this include civilian casualties? Or "enemy combatants"? Or Indigenous people massacred by European settlers?
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Wikipedia, someone you may have heard of before, says that the U.S.A. has killed its own, through abortion, 60 million since Roe v. Wade.”
yikes, a governor citing wikipedia
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newsone.com newsone.com
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Let’s hope Mississippi votes out this hate.
they won't
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“Absolutely we have been sensitive to race relations in this state. We brought the President of the United States here to open the civil rights museum and African-American leadership failed to even come to the event because the president was there.”
... ... ...
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www.go-fair.org www.go-fair.org
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DublinCore doesn't even know what its own best practices should be. I wish we would stop recommending this schema
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