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When I went to the Minneapolis Institute of Art for a tour last month, as a pre-conference event for a conference where I was speaking, I decided I need more art in my life. I’m not an artist. But I want to understand beauty better. I picked up this little book that gives you sketching exercises. This is how November sketching is going in my commonplace journal:
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we are readers, we either finish a 300-page book overnight or barely read 3 pages in 3 months. there's no in-between.
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She writes a paid Substack. He owns the AI company training on it.
A ‘YOU’VE GOT MAIL’ remake is officially in the works.
(deadline.com/2026/11/youve-g…)
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Just 4 days left for the Annual Book and Bake Sale!
Also, you can now take part in our raffle. It includes 12 different items, including an e-reader and two graphic novels 🎁
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Insane decision. Every great element of this movie is outdated: dial-up, email, book stores, talking to strangers, men and women dating
A ‘YOU’VE GOT MAIL’ remake is officially in the works.
(deadline.com/2026/11/youve-g…)
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Is it just me, or does everyone seem completely exhausted all the time now?
I swear people used to finish work, make plans, see friends, and still have energy to spare. Now it’s 7:30 PM and half the population is trying to convince themselves to get in the shower.
Have we always been this tired, or has something genuinely changed?
Every time I read an IIT Bombay study found this, an IISC Bengaluru study found that, I wonder: is anyone doing something with all these findings?
For many of Mumbai’s slum residents, the cost of commuting goes beyond the fare they pay. An IIT Bombay study has found that 82% of their travel costs come from time spent walking, waiting and travelling, with poorly connected areas facing a 46% higher overall burden.
Read: indianexpress.com/article/ci…
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experienced watching this for the first time. mira nair, you will save me if everyone else fails to
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When a system doesn't work for men, the system is blamed. But when a system doesn't work for women, women just have to adjust.












































