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Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Schridde’s ads drew such a strong response that Motorola kept him on even after he left the agency handling its account. The series ran in Life and The Saturday Evening Post from 1961 to 1963.
A case study in failed governance that many people fail to properly understand:
One of the most shocking things from this WSJ video on the California high-speed rail is the decision to move the stations *four to five miles* from city center to cut costs. Dropping you off downtown is the biggest perk of the train! youtube.com/watch?v=zPiJKJuQ…
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Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
the same people who dunk on you for living in the suburbs will also be mad at you if you move to their city and become a "transplant" but will also be mad at you if you stay in your small town. you cannot please these people lol
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
this may actually be the dumbest thing i’ve ever seen.
>massive tax cuts
>local governments cut spending
>RETALIATION
?????????
dawg where did you think the money came from??
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
“The premise is simple, Lemon: Contestants must hide Shaquille O’Neal from the people of Dallas. If this works, the network is ready to greenlight similar shows like ‘Will You Co-Sign Lenny Dykstra’s Loan?’ and ‘Can You Convince a Georgia Football Player to Call an Uber?’”
EXCLUSIVE: ABC has set a new competition series titled "Can You Hide... Shaq?"
Hosted by comedian Nicole Byer, the show follows eight contestants attempting to hide Shaquille O’Neal in plain sight in Dallas. They'll have to disguise, distract and deceive for a shot at grand prize money.
The series premieres with two episodes on Thursday, Dec. 3, at 9 p.m. on ABC and the ESPN app. Episodes will stream on Hulu the next day.
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Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
what kind of a world do we live in where horses aren't allowed on the bus??? buses are for everyone
Transit officials in Detroit said they are looking into a recent incident in which two horses were captured on video briefly boarding a public bus.
Read more: abcnews.visitlink.me/gzy33d
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Between 2000 & 2010, only 28% of counties had more deaths than births. In the most recent census data, nearly 2/3 now do.
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Today marks the 51th anniversary of the tragic lost of the #EdmundFitzgerald. The ship departed Superior, WI on Nov 9, 1975 bound for Detroit but sank near Whitefish Point, MI on Nov 10th during a powerful storm over the #GreatLakes. All 29 crew were lost. storymaps.arcgis.com/stories…
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Two months ago, this same activist went to a city council meeting to push for a roof-repair fund so taxpayers could fix her roof. A Democratic lawmaker was like...with what money? You blocked the data center.
Decline really is a choice sometimes.
Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Insane decision. Every great element of this movie is outdated: dial-up, email, book stores, talking to strangers, men and women dating
This is a map in need of an update. Is Charlotte not prominent enough to go without the "N.C." after it?
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Bryan P. Grady, Ph.D. retweeted
Because of this tweet, I discovered an entire album of Ancient Roman music on Spotify. All of them are vaguely haunting bangers that activate some long buried epigenetic blood memory of my ancestors passing under the yoke after a crippling defeat by Gaius Julius Civilis in 69. Excellent.
Ancient Roman music is the most unsettling shit I’ve ever heard in my life
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The music is not from a surviving score. It is new music based on guesswork.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synaulia
