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The fish doorbell re-opened today for the season! visdeurbel.nl/en/

So anyone happen to know where I can find a copy of the Journal of American Animal Therapy Association (around the first decade of the 20c) or anything about the group?

“Helsinki hasn’t registered a single traffic-related fatality in the past year…Citing data that shows the risk of pedestrian fatality is cut in half by reducing a car’s speed from 40 to 30km/hr, city officials imposed the lower limit in most of Helsinki’s residential areas and city center in 2021.”

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This scandal presents Carney and Solomon the perfect opportunity to pivot away from the AI boosterism that has defined this Liberal government to recalibrate their AI policy and start taking on the harms that have come of generative AI (and other digital tech). I do not expect them to take it.

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is everyone enjoying their fifteen minutes of fame?

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Allow the dying empire a last flash.

I can't watch

Already looking forward to the new book

Winter's end in the weird woods aided by a canine homunculus, urban heron rookeries behind the old warehouses, dystopian auspices in the airport flyover, and news about a new book, in this week's Field Notes: fieldnotes.christopherbrown.com/p/skull-season

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Whoever designed sharepoint should go to the same hell as the whoever designed workday, and it cannot be hot enough

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Bring back the Voronoff procedure

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I'm sure we've all seen the graphic that lays out the United States ' relationship with slavery. It's good, but I never thought it was quite impactful enough. So I made my own. I've used a few key events, including my birth, to highlight how recent these events are in history. 1 square = 1 year.

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filling in a footnote with "that radiation book in my office" and I will definitely know which book I was thinking of when I go to revise this chapter in 4 months, right?

Reading up on late 19/early20c patent medicine and the medical fringe and it's like deja vu all over again

This location is just a few minutes away from the state library, the symphony, and a huge museum and cultural complex. Finding secure bicycle parking has always been an issue. This is a great place for a bike parking garage. It will get so much use.

Beneath Berlin's Potsdamer Platz, an overlooked retail strip has been reborn as a bicycle parking facility and public passage connecting users to the S-Bahn station. Modest in scale but rich in possibilities, it integrates seamlessly into the revitalised entertainment, commercial and office centre.🧵

Today I learned that 7-Up began its life as a patent medicine containing lithium and sold as a hangover cure.

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Happy birthday to one of my favourite haters, Charles Darwin

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Today in marine invertebrates For International Day of Women & Girls in Science: Anna Thynne

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#OSSTF releases official statement on support staff layoffs at #BrockU. www.osstf.on.ca/en-CA/news/o... #canlab #cdnpse

Post a banger that's not in English youtu.be/CqwrwwOzVcQ?...

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is it over yet

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I love that the dust jacket of The Collectors (a history of Canadian customs and excise) is illustrated with Cornelius Kriegoff's painting, Bilking the Toll Gate. Possibly the only Canadian painting about tax evasion

And yet the Ford government will take over multiple school boards on the premise that they have mismanaged their finances.

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McGill found $1 million to fight its own workers rather than bargain with them. Imagine what that $ could do for teaching, research, or student support. therover.ca/mcgill-spent... #canlab #cdnpse