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Mashup Score: 0In a land ‘shaped by water,’ a family tale of persistence - 2 year(s) ago
Tracing three generations of a family living in Kerala, India, Abraham Verghese tackles questions of faith, family, love, and self-discovery.
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Mashup Score: 2Moms navigate a post-pandemic shift back to offices - 2 year(s) ago
Child care can still be hard to find, yet many mothers are managing the return to in-person work, and female employment has stayed surprisingly strong.
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"Red states as well as blue states have begun to enact #childcare subsidies [...], says Anne Hedgepeth, chief of policy & advocacy at Child Care Aware of America. The problem is that the system is still up to 3.6 million slots short of the need, she adds." https://t.co/lLfM04bdj8
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Mashup Score: 1Christian Science Monitor - 2 year(s) ago
The Christian Science Monitor is an international news organization that delivers thoughtful, global coverage via its website, weekly magazine, online daily edition, and email newsletters.
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Marty Cooper, the inventor of mobile phones, reflects at Barcelona MWC - https://t.co/KTMaoASZpz https://t.co/tO9x7KLL3u #MWC23 https://t.co/f4QYrWZijM
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Mashup Score: 0Ever wanted a talking dog? New products may be close enough. - 2 year(s) ago
Robotic dogs, moving pillows, and AI-powered strollers – all these inventions were displayed this week at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show. The Las Vegas event showed innovation from startups and big tech alike.
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#CES2023 displays new electronic inventions including buttons for dogs // #AI #ifdogscouldtalk https://t.co/0YgEZ4g9Ll
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Mashup Score: 0Christian Science Monitor - 2 year(s) ago
The Christian Science Monitor is an international news organization that delivers thoughtful, global coverage via its website, weekly magazine, online daily edition, and email newsletters.
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“Leaders so sure of themselves that they do not listen to opposing views are shirking their responsibility to govern wisely.” #Leadership When leaders don’t listen: Lessons from Liz Truss’ rise and fall - https://t.co/PXcDy1lPz4 https://t.co/1qdtVLD3wM https://t.co/wVPpbl40qf
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Funding free meals for all students was a pandemic provision. With those programs expiring, what should the next steps be to support learning and battle hunger for a wide range of students?
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“We provide textbooks to all children, we provide chairs to all kids, because those are tools that all kids need to learn. And nutritious food is an essential tool that all kids need as well," says Harvard Chan School’s @JulianaFWCohen. https://t.co/QM40JKhzye
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Those who have battled addiction now have another avenue for renewal: a chance to both go to school and have a meaningful career supporting others with sobriety.
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#PeerHealthAdvice can be a pathway to both wellness and employment - story by @atugend (thanks to @JudgeWren for sharing it) https://t.co/mCLX6FYWe1
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The 10 best books of July flaunt Cold War-era spies, ice-cap explorers, and Maine summer people.
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The stellar reviews of my wife @katiehafner's upcoming new novel, "The Boys," keep stacking up. This one's from today's Christian Science Monitor @csmonitor. @SPIEGELandGRAU https://t.co/lMa5oNsVLG https://t.co/bRPntePdHM
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Mashup Score: 10Jack LaLanne remembered: five of his amazing feats - 3 year(s) ago
Jack LaLanne, the ‘Godfather of Fitness,’ died on Sunday at the age of 96. We remember Jack LaLanne by looking back at his five most amazing feats.
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Jack LaLane was still doing pushups at age 93. He understood the power of #exercise and nutrition. He didn't let age define him. Nor should you! https://t.co/uZueCsgtv4 #healthyaging #fitness https://t.co/IXoEey4GeE
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A Facebook employee secretly copied tens of thousands of pages of the company’s internal research. What do The Facebook Papers show?
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#ICYMI “the company’s own studies found its platforms damage the well-being of teenage girls, how its algorithms seize on human rage and foment the spread of misinformation and civic strife,” #Facebook #StopHateForProfit #DefendDemocracy @csmonitor https://t.co/4PWBRoEbwW
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Ty @csmonitor for this interview! “Rituals are terribly important. From an anthropological point of view, we’ve come to understand that rituals – weddings and funerals and church services – they’re all always about transformation.” https://t.co/JMh7Wc1FEU