"Dateline NBC is the 9the most popular podcast in the US" is a great argument that we're living in the long 1990's
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An easter egg for my fellow young Gen-X/elder millennials: Sumner H. Slichter, the labor economist and New Deal critic quoted at the top of my story, was the grandfather of Jacob Slichter, the drummer for Semisonic.
Replying to @bencasselman
I found myself reading through the proceedings of the 1931 annual meetings of the American Economic Association (I'm a great time at parties), where Sumner H. Slichter warned that technology was advancing “more rapidly than in any previous age."
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The ad has something for everyone: tennis haters can laugh about the hating on tennis, and guys who were ranked juniors get an opportunity to say they were ranked juniors
Replying to @MediumBuying
Lmaooooo what the fuck is up with all the sensitive tennis players in the comments. I am a lifelong tennis player and was a ranked junior and know it’s an ELITIST sport and always has been.
imagine the energy, the electric pulse... the sheer vitality you'd experience watching the World Series in downtown Tampa
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go Brewers
Replying to @AsteadWH
here's a pic I took while in Wisconsin of the "Lighter Fare" portion of a menu. goals, truly
the best insurance bills to get are the ones that both involve little or no payment from you and also confirm that medical billing charges are, at a core level, unreal
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is that a lot
New @ColumbiaUEnergy dashboard just out by @AndreasenJack showing how BAAJA's permitting provisions may alter project timelines for onshore/offshore wind, solar, geothermal, pipelines, and transmission.
It estimates, for example, transmission lines could take 8 fewer years. 1/
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shout out to the lady at the end for one of the most flawless 30 second impromptu improvs i’ve ever seen
the name on that order for 500 inflatable military vehicles? General George Patton, commander of the First US Army Group
push poll funded by technology company that made its money running roughshod over municipal regulations: don't let this technology company run roughshod over municipal regulations
like the spartans before us, it is important that we do no valorize this behavior -- because it failed, leaving a half dozen comrades stranded and sober, victim to the whims of stadium beverage pricing
so delivery of the second generation Tesla Roadster is currently set for... more than a decade after it was first announced?!
the amazing thing about John Terry is that he was a a dumb person's idea of a great CB, a smart person's idea of a great CB, a dumb person's idea of a bad CB *and* a smart person's idea of a bad CB (and they were all right a certain points)
all in one career
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ok that's pretty good
Replying to @C_Sommerfeldt
This marks the first time Tisch has publicly addressed the mounting calls for ouster.
She also says: "There’s a lot of talk these days that the mayor’s friends don’t like me. That is simply not true. President Trump and I get along great.”
this is a phenomenon academics have noted and it distorts the economy: when finance offers outsize returns, there is a "brain drain" from other industries, as people with expertise and experience making movies about bears on cocaine shift to building air conditioned wharehouses
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