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philly menace no longer in mpls. still here for the internet’s butts. they/them, very gay, too online. #Rstats
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In the manner of a what now?
the food equivalent of the infamous sixth borough story. NYT has to stop writing about Philly
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/24/d...
the food equivalent of the infamous sixth borough story. NYT has to stop writing about Philly
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/24/d...
November 25, 2025 at 4:58 PM
In the manner of a what now?
the food equivalent of the infamous sixth borough story. NYT has to stop writing about Philly
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/24/d...
the food equivalent of the infamous sixth borough story. NYT has to stop writing about Philly
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/24/d...
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In fairness, accusing the current pope of being the antichrist is one of Peter Thiel’s most traditionalist and conservative behaviors
In leaked audio recordings, Peter Thiel reveals he told JD Vance to ignore Pope Leo XIV on moral issues, including the development of ethical AI. He also suggested the American pope was a tool of the Antichrist.
NEW: JD Vance’s Top Donor Suggests Pope Leo XIV is Antichrist
In a leaked lecture, Peter Thiel says he’s urged Vance to ignore the pope on moral questions — and simply pray for him.
www.thelettersfromleo.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:58 PM
In fairness, accusing the current pope of being the antichrist is one of Peter Thiel’s most traditionalist and conservative behaviors
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great, they’re already breaking the first rule
Wow — Senators Van Hollen, Smith, Murphy, Sanders, Warren, Markey, Merkley, Heinrich have created an official internal "Fight Club."
They're challenging Schumer & Gillibrand's leadership, arguing the party is using an old, corporate-friendly playbook insufficient to take on Trump or win elections.
They're challenging Schumer & Gillibrand's leadership, arguing the party is using an old, corporate-friendly playbook insufficient to take on Trump or win elections.
Chuck Schumer Faces Pushback From a ‘Fight Club’ of Senate Democrats
www.nytimes.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:59 PM
great, they’re already breaking the first rule
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It's easier to keep up now than when I was actually in college lmao
November 25, 2025 at 4:52 PM
It's easier to keep up now than when I was actually in college lmao
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There's a lot that annoys me about the era of streaming and 600 subscription networks, but also it's 11:51 in the morning and a live Merrimack vs. Boston College women's basketball game is available for me to watch from a couple of states away. That's neat.
November 25, 2025 at 4:52 PM
There's a lot that annoys me about the era of streaming and 600 subscription networks, but also it's 11:51 in the morning and a live Merrimack vs. Boston College women's basketball game is available for me to watch from a couple of states away. That's neat.
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(blinking rapidly in eastern european)
Cabbage is affordable, delicious, and astoundingly versatile, @giladedelman.bsky.social writes. The underrated crucifer “is fit for a king”:
The Most Underrated Thanksgiving Vegetable
Embrace cabbage.
bit.ly
November 25, 2025 at 4:45 PM
(blinking rapidly in eastern european)
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my aunt got me this cute penzey's DEI themed advent spice calendar. we love an extremely woke brand don't we folks
November 25, 2025 at 4:40 PM
my aunt got me this cute penzey's DEI themed advent spice calendar. we love an extremely woke brand don't we folks
foreign concept to me to think cabbage is underrated. cabbage is the crucifer i buy most often!!!
Cabbage is affordable, delicious, and astoundingly versatile, @giladedelman.bsky.social writes. The underrated crucifer “is fit for a king”:
The Most Underrated Thanksgiving Vegetable
Embrace cabbage.
bit.ly
November 25, 2025 at 4:41 PM
foreign concept to me to think cabbage is underrated. cabbage is the crucifer i buy most often!!!
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still trying
I survived gaza gencide, but I came out to find that everything I knew my home, my work, my city is gone.
Starting again feels impossible, but I’m trying.
If you can, please help me rebuild my life even the smallest support means the world to me.
repost = rebuild
chuffed.org/project/1389...
Starting again feels impossible, but I’m trying.
If you can, please help me rebuild my life even the smallest support means the world to me.
repost = rebuild
chuffed.org/project/1389...
Help Jamal’s family leave the war zone and rebuild their life!
Hi my loves! My name is Caroline, and I created this fundraiser to help Jamal support his family as they fight to survive the genocide in Gaza, evacuate to safety, and eventually rebuild their lives f...
chuffed.org
November 25, 2025 at 4:38 PM
still trying
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Check out our new paper (+ the accompanying web viz)!
🚨We analyzed 138 million geocoded property tax records to quantify how municipal boundaries spatially overlap onto economic segregation in every US metro area—creating disparities in localities’ ability to fund public goods. And we made an interactive map of our results! [1/16]
November 25, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Check out our new paper (+ the accompanying web viz)!
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I can do something to help people AND I might finally learn how to crimp my crust?
November 25, 2025 at 4:31 PM
I can do something to help people AND I might finally learn how to crimp my crust?
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When the new buses are delivered, expected in 2028, SEPTA no longer will have any diesel-burning buses left in its fleet.
SEPTA won $43 million for diesel-electric hybrid buses from the Trump administration
When the new buses arrive, estimated in 2028, SEPTA will retire the last of its diesel-burning buses.
www.inquirer.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:24 PM
When the new buses are delivered, expected in 2028, SEPTA no longer will have any diesel-burning buses left in its fleet.
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That's before we even factor in things like flooding exposure. The lag between flooding events & receipt of insurance payouts is long, while mold growth begins within 24-48 hours of the flooding event. So people may not be able to remedy the mold problem until well after they've been exposed.
November 25, 2025 at 4:24 PM
That's before we even factor in things like flooding exposure. The lag between flooding events & receipt of insurance payouts is long, while mold growth begins within 24-48 hours of the flooding event. So people may not be able to remedy the mold problem until well after they've been exposed.
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It's a real inequity because
-renters have less control over routine maintenance while landlords are incentivized to avoid the costs
-housing cost burdened homeowners are less able to afford routine HVAC maintenance
... thus these pops may be ⬆️ likely to be exposed to mold growth in their homes.
-renters have less control over routine maintenance while landlords are incentivized to avoid the costs
-housing cost burdened homeowners are less able to afford routine HVAC maintenance
... thus these pops may be ⬆️ likely to be exposed to mold growth in their homes.
November 25, 2025 at 4:22 PM
It's a real inequity because
-renters have less control over routine maintenance while landlords are incentivized to avoid the costs
-housing cost burdened homeowners are less able to afford routine HVAC maintenance
... thus these pops may be ⬆️ likely to be exposed to mold growth in their homes.
-renters have less control over routine maintenance while landlords are incentivized to avoid the costs
-housing cost burdened homeowners are less able to afford routine HVAC maintenance
... thus these pops may be ⬆️ likely to be exposed to mold growth in their homes.
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Reading about indoor air quality for a grant proposal (submitted!), and it strikes me how much HVAC maintenance matters.
November 25, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Reading about indoor air quality for a grant proposal (submitted!), and it strikes me how much HVAC maintenance matters.
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Perhaps like me you don't live in Portland, ME, but often wish you did. Maybe one reason (as for me) is Tandem Coffee, whose pie is superb. They are raising money for Wayside Food Programs in Maine - you get their pie dough recipe for a donation of $5 or more: www.tandemcoffee.com/products/pie...
Pie Dough (Recipe) For The People
A digital recipe. The foundation of something good. A way to help. Happy holidays! We've made this video to help you through one of the most important parts of a homemade feast—the pie crust. Tandem h...
www.tandemcoffee.com
November 25, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Perhaps like me you don't live in Portland, ME, but often wish you did. Maybe one reason (as for me) is Tandem Coffee, whose pie is superb. They are raising money for Wayside Food Programs in Maine - you get their pie dough recipe for a donation of $5 or more: www.tandemcoffee.com/products/pie...
i love this idea
Perhaps like me you don't live in Portland, ME, but often wish you did. Maybe one reason (as for me) is Tandem Coffee, whose pie is superb. They are raising money for Wayside Food Programs in Maine - you get their pie dough recipe for a donation of $5 or more: www.tandemcoffee.com/products/pie...
Pie Dough (Recipe) For The People
A digital recipe. The foundation of something good. A way to help. Happy holidays! We've made this video to help you through one of the most important parts of a homemade feast—the pie crust. Tandem h...
www.tandemcoffee.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:12 PM
i love this idea
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Big news: Defector is looking to hire editorial interns for the summer of 2026. That could be you! More info here: defector.com/would-you-li...
Would You Like To Be Defector’s Sixth-Ever Editorial Intern? | Defector
Big news: Defector is looking to hire editorial interns for the summer of 2026. Wow! That could be you! How could it be you? I am here to answer that question, and many more. What will a Defector…
defector.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Big news: Defector is looking to hire editorial interns for the summer of 2026. That could be you! More info here: defector.com/would-you-li...
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This is so incredible. You have to see the photos. These workers held the line for THREE YEARS www.publicsource.org/post-gazette...
November 25, 2025 at 5:29 AM
This is so incredible. You have to see the photos. These workers held the line for THREE YEARS www.publicsource.org/post-gazette...
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well the news is public now, southside pride is done at the end of this year and december will be the last issue. i like their work, especially the weird photoshops, and this is a loss for the city to lose one of our community newspapers
November 25, 2025 at 3:56 PM
well the news is public now, southside pride is done at the end of this year and december will be the last issue. i like their work, especially the weird photoshops, and this is a loss for the city to lose one of our community newspapers
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One good thing about Bari Weiss is that she articulates the worldview of the 0.00001% with total clarity, and thereby makes it obvious that they are dangerously out of their minds.
November 25, 2025 at 3:59 PM
One good thing about Bari Weiss is that she articulates the worldview of the 0.00001% with total clarity, and thereby makes it obvious that they are dangerously out of their minds.
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I'm procrastinating so naturally I'm doing a deep dive on the history of The Map Center.
I had been saying it was established in 1953 but I found a source that says 1950 which would make it the oldest map store in the USA. Which is cool. Looking forward to verifying and marketing the crap out of it.
I had been saying it was established in 1953 but I found a source that says 1950 which would make it the oldest map store in the USA. Which is cool. Looking forward to verifying and marketing the crap out of it.
November 25, 2025 at 3:47 PM
I'm procrastinating so naturally I'm doing a deep dive on the history of The Map Center.
I had been saying it was established in 1953 but I found a source that says 1950 which would make it the oldest map store in the USA. Which is cool. Looking forward to verifying and marketing the crap out of it.
I had been saying it was established in 1953 but I found a source that says 1950 which would make it the oldest map store in the USA. Which is cool. Looking forward to verifying and marketing the crap out of it.
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Amazing to learn that Isaac Chotiner can apparently just come for you in your replies. Like suddenly realizing you're swimming in open ocean
November 25, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Amazing to learn that Isaac Chotiner can apparently just come for you in your replies. Like suddenly realizing you're swimming in open ocean
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Cool to see my work on rural hospital closures cited alongside work from colleagues at other rural health research centers in the U.S.
When the hospital leaves town www.fiercehealthcare.com/hospitals/wh...
When the hospital leaves town
There are two kinds of Americans: those who live 12 minutes from an emergency department and those who live 72. | In large swaths of rural America, the basic expectation that an ambulance will reach a...
www.fiercehealthcare.com
November 25, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Cool to see my work on rural hospital closures cited alongside work from colleagues at other rural health research centers in the U.S.