NYC performing arts administrator // creator of xoxo cooks & The Parental Leave Podcast // co-creator & producer of the Mission: Commission podcast
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So I've written my first ever Medium post about how choosing to formula feed was the best decision I made as a new mom: bit.ly/2IoINvs (Thanks for the encouragement, @jhedelstein)
CR: Why do they wear fur coats?
Me: Why wouldn't they wear little fur coats?
CR: Because that's like us wearing skin coats.
#littlefurfamily
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Adrienne Stortz retweeted
It's not too late to register for tonight's "Finding a Job in the Arts" online workshop w/@xoxoadrienne! It takes place from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST - more details here: bit.ly/2IeWmAW #NYFALearning
"If insurers can prove that Insta-jogging correlates to a long life and few costly medical visits, it’s fair game for them to factor in." bit.ly/2VkB0EI
Yet another reason why I'm happy to have severely cut my social media content production and consumption.
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"Teammates w/ low internal self-awareness typically see their beliefs and values as “the truth,” as opposed to what is true for them based on their feelings and past experiences. They can fail to recognize that others may have equally valid perspectives." bit.ly/2sV3lFo
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If you needed another reminder about how creepy the ad targeting options are that Facebook/Instagram sells to advertisers. You might be seeing an ad because you have a close female friend with a birthday coming up.
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Adrienne Stortz retweeted
straight people: gay people are forcing their sexuality onto their children.
straight people, to a 5 year old boy talking to a girl: IS THAT YOUR GIRLFRIEND.
“Once we generate data, anyone who possesses enough of it can be a threat, posing new dangers to both our privacy and our security.”
From Facebook to GDPR to increasingly common data breaches, here’s the current state of data privacy and security
s.hbr.org/2CNAB7p
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I’m glad she’s back, but also wish we lived in a world where women could put their health first without it getting the way of their careers.
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Really loved this, thanks.
My piece in today's WSJ: Should new dads have to take time off? Men often don’t take paternity leave even when it’s offered. But requiring it would put new dads and new moms on the same footing when it comes to their careers. wsj.com/articles/want-equali… via @WSJ
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This op-ed from @KA_Brooks hits the nail on the head articulating a lot of things I’ve been thinking about. I can’t wait to read her book. Motherhood in the Age of Fear nyti.ms/2mNQ2Up?smid=nytcore…
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Adrienne Stortz retweeted
Great piece- and very interesting part on a mother in Ghana who suffered due to breastfeeding promotion. Important to stay nuanced in discussion of U.S. vs "other countries". thedailybeast.com/the-breast…
"You haven't changed a bit even though you are a mom now. Most moms change from fun-loving to 'go to bed!' but not you." -- my sweet, sweet nephew.
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"Someone is going to call you out in the comments for the way you pronounce Freitag." -- @CurreenCR Thanks for the visit, @freitaglab! youtube.com/watch?v=Gpzhq-ed…
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"I don't lie to myself, but I don't harp on things and I never, ever look back. If your mind starts to wander to past events, the only advice I can give you is don't go. Just stop it! Think about something else"
I keep remembering Bloomberg's advice. From Segal's "Getting There"