@worldwasdancing

writer & editor & sports complainer & 🇨🇴 & 🏳️‍🌈 & 🏳️‍⚧️

Joined May 2021
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The cinematography of Greta Gerwig’s ‘NARNIA: THE MAGICIAN’S NEPHEW’ by Seamus McGarvey. In theaters and IMAX on February 12.
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Please Stop Asking Men What Women Think About Hockey “Why ask me about the penalty kill when you already know who I am? I'm the girl in the pink jersey. I'm here for the cute boys.” puckitweball.blog/2026/10/07…

Please Stop Asking Men What Women Think About Hockey

There’s a five-second moment that happens when I walk into a room full of “hockey guys”. I clock the room, the room clocks me, and somewhere in those five seconds a decision gets made about w…

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Call me crazy but traditionally low paying work--education, social work, clergy, and the arts --is often the most valuable and most deserving of public support.
The New Republic
@newrepublicSep 28
Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/NmmAzhf

Trump Moves to Cut Off Student Loans for Tons of College Programs

Under a new rule, if a college program’s graduates don’t make enough money, it won’t be eligible for student loans.

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They want you completely dependent on their products, that's it.
Chief Nerd
@TheChiefNerdSep 24
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang questions whether some of the learning fundamentals are still relevant “Basic math is being forgotten. Does it matter? I don't think it does.”
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New Yorkers should know whether the apartment they’re looking at is real. That’s why we’re working to require apartment listings to clearly disclose when images and videos have been generated by AI. Finding a home in New York is hard enough without artificially generating more problems. nytimes.com/2026/09/08/reale…

Is That Fireplace Real or A.I.?

Listing sites are littered with homes with fake fireplaces, improved views and virtual landscaping, raising false advertising concerns.

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Like people say “Kobe” before shooting a basketball, I like to say “Hemmingway” before getting hammered and depressed
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Rutgers invented college football in 1869 and has spent the last 160 years regretting the decision
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still & always 🫶🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
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There's little that connects college football and oil painting. But when you let them collide, something wonderfully strange can emerge. At Idaho, an art student is painting all 12 game-week graphics. How one of college football's coolest projects came to be, free link below:
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Today’s Daily Cartoon, by Ellis Rosen.
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In Yankee Stadium's shadow is a city park. Made as a shrine to Yankee history. The park, however, has sunk into decrepit disrepair. Uneven fields, trash everywhere. "(Its neglect), in the shadow of immense wealth, is a visual tale of two cities." Read: nytimes.com/athletic/7514715…
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Maybe at the moment we should all (me included) take a break from any discussion of Cambridge's policies, and reflect on the tragic human costs -- and remember with compassion the person who paid a dreadful price.
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need you all to know that in june 2027 The Whale by Dorte Mandrup opens in Andenes, Norway. it’ll be an immersive museum dedicated to whales and the ocean, and the building is designed to look like it’s emerging from the Arctic coastline, like a whale. also, the curved roof will be walkable
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jynx@miiagarroJul 28
i know dictatorships are bad, but maybe if we try with ME in charge it'll be different
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More than 70% of U.S. employers may digitally monitor workers—the most invasive tools log your keystrokes, sites you visit, and files you open, and can even score your “productivity” against coworkers. Do you know if your employer's watching?
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the same people whining about having almost a month to tell someone that they live in a house would want a full irs audit for food stamp recipients that they didn’t buy soda with their snap benefits
Alex Berenson
@AlexBerensonJul 27
Last week, my mom got a "pied-a-terre" tax notice. She has lived full-time in her townhouse FOR 30 YEARS (she and my dad bought it for under $1 million). She has no other residence. Is NYC not bothering with basic checking of its own tax lists? She's 81 and has three weeks to get her name off the list or she owes $56,000. (Yes, I said I'd help.) Thanks, Zohran Kwame.
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English might be the language of Shakespeare and Milton, but where is its cedilla? Its tilde? Its circumflex? I wish my alphabet wore little boots and hats
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em@emilyagainJul 24
Every time you go to Herald Square and Rockefeller Center you learn there is a totally new style of slow and dysfunctional walking that you didn't know existed
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BREAKING: The USL and USLPA have reached a tentative agreement for the first CBA in Super League history, giving their women's players standardized rights like minimum salaries ($37.2K w/risers), player transfer consent, insurance, housing. More on ESPN: espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/4…

USL Super League, union agree to CBA key terms

The USL Super League and the USL Players Association announced on Thursday a tentative agreement over key terms of its first collective bargaining agreement.

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