Penning 30 poems over 30 days in April? Use these five tools in your editor to format your poetry.
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via WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN STREET ART & GRAFFITI: WALK INTO THE BLUES… — TOKIDOKI (NOMAD)
On his first day as an assistant professor of exposure-assessment sciences at the Harvard Chan School, in 2014, Joe Allen was immediately put on the spot. “One of the deans asked me, ‘How will your research impact the world?’” Allen recalled on a recent afternoon in his office near Fenway Park. “I put that […]
Experimenting with different subject matter and mood. Sort of a movie poster for a movie that has not been made.
A long time ago, back before I had my own laptop (and actually, probably before my family even had a home computer – just my mother’s work laptop that she would bring home on the weekends sometimes) I was really into writing. Okay, that was a lousy way of wording things – I’m still into […]
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“Be someone you would like to remember.” What advice would you give to yourself in your senior years? At Life After 50, Lynn compiles 18 pieces of wisdom for her older self.
via Note to Self – A Guide to Self Preservation in My Senior Years — Discover
Catch 22: Best Way Revitalize Neighborhood is Attract Educated, But Devastated Neighborhood Attract Educated? — Terence Chulavachana
by ntmdude
What is the state of neighborhoods in America, in general? Cornell Chronicle (source) provides an answer, and it does not look good for many. To turn things around, MIT says the level of education in the neighborhood is the key. But how do neighborhoods attract highly educated people? The following is from Cornell: America has […]
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