Debbie Schildkraut
@debbiejsr.bsky.social
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Professor, Tufts Political Science, American Politics, public opinion, pol psych. Just trying not to get lost.
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Well this was fun. Yes, that’s a Weber grill on stage. And the largest saxophone I’ve ever seen.
Violent Femmes performing onstage with their name projected behind them. There’s a huge saxophone and a black dome grill on stage with the band and their other instruments.
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looks like charging is high in MA where I live, but our rooftop solar helps charge our ioniq 🌞
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Maybe the early drop will keep crowds smaller when I’m up there again next weekend. Silver lining?
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I was up in the whites yesterday and it looks like foliage is mostly over on the mountains.
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I just recommended your work to someone this week
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pammy's, cambridge
sarma, somerville
gustazo, cambridge
cacao, boston (amazing hot chocolate and pastries)
colette bakery, boston
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a fancy treat recommendation, or family/budget friendly?
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This Lilith Fair documentary is quite good.
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I just looked through the contract for my forthcoming book, and yes, there's language to that effect in there.
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If publisher submits claim then it’s technically a 50/50 split but convos could happen between you guys. I think some publishers have stated they will give 100% to authors
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I have 3. To your point about author vs publisher payments…🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️
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i never had central ac. only window units. the heat pumps are amazing in the summer.
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I got heat pumps and kept my gas furnace. I just use the furnace a lot less through. when using gas alone, our upstairs would get too hot. running heat pumps on both levels prevents that. and the gas kicks in mainly to top off the heat pumps when it's too cold for the heat pumps to fully keep up.