(Our 81-inch down-filled sofa certainly would never have fit in a handcart.)
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Stacy Kess: the revolution will be accessible.
Профиль Vively• Founder of @equalaccesspublicmedia.org. • Woman on a mission to make news accessible. • Journalist with 25-plus yrs experience. • Former RN. • View from Boston. • No filter. • Cusses too much. • Makes social media typos.
Since half my neighborhood decided today is the beginning of moving season in Boston — I didn't realize it was Sept. 1 already, but whatever — it's a good time to remind folks moving to Boston: no, you cannot drive your moving truck on Storrow, Soldiers Field, or Memorial.
Storrowed! (2024) | A Move In Week Horror TrailerYouTube video by MassDCRwww.youtube.com
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Should students be allowed to use AI on assignments? What about on tests? Who should teach AI literacy? About 100 teenagers got together to try to decide. n.pr/44SFjNs
Congress hasn't passed AI rules for schools. So these 98 teens did it themselvesShould students be allowed to use AI on assignments? What about on tests? Who should teach AI literacy? About 100 teenagers got together to try to decide.n.prWhile this guy had a million doses of HCQ stockpiled in a warehouse, lemme tell you what I, a rheum patient who is prescribed HCQ for autoimmune disease, was dealing with: - Asked repeatedly by insurance for a dr's letter that it wasn't for covid. - Finding my pharmacy frequently out of stock.
Aaron RuparPeter Navarro: "I had a million doses of hydroxychloroquine in warehouses as the defense policy coordinator that I was trying to distribute to hospitals. And Fauci got the FDA stop me from doing that."
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“Legislation in Hawaii and Montana shows how pro-democracy advocates can fight back against Citizens United.” www.liberalcurrents.com/the-corporat...
The Corporate Power ResetLegislation in Hawaii and Montana shows how pro-democracy advocates can fight back against Citizens United.www.liberalcurrents.com
One of several pieces I loved from GBH yesterday. (The other, of course, was the interview with the King of the T.)
How a Cohasset teen is working to make his coastal town an environmentally responsible oneDeclan Bergan runs a volunteer effort trying to keep plastic out of local waters and landfills by providing a free shrink wrap pickup service.www.wgbh.orgOf course, I'll need a book to cleanse the palate after that, so I'll be reading "Everyone Here Spoke Sign Language" next. www.hup.harvard.edu/books/978067...
Everyone Here Spoke Sign Language — Harvard University PressFrom the seventeenth century to the early years of the twentieth, the population of Martha’s Vineyard manifested an extremely high rate of profound hereditary deafness. In stark contrast to the experi...www.hup.harvard.eduOne of my posts today has had 100 reposts and 226 likes (so far). Let's make this happen again with this repost, which would, ostensibly, create the basis for at least a few donations...
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There are more than 470 subway stations across the New York City boroughs. About 150 of them are ADA accessible.
MTA Still Not Always Disability Friendly - Harlem Viewupdated May 14, 2026* updated May 15, 2026* New York City can seem like an obstacle course to people who use wheelchairs or have other disabilities. The MTA lists more than 150 accessible subway…harlemview.com