I created a new map that depicts Canada's passenger rail lines in 1955 and 1980. Just forty years ago, there was still a real national network, with buses connecting VIA trains to Newfoundland and PEI. https://t.co/oZrOdy5fkO — Sean Marshall (@Sean_YYZ) May 12, 2021 Tweeted by @Sean_YYZ

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A psychology book by a Nobel Prize-winning author has become a must-read in front offices. It is changing the sport. “Thinking, Fast and Slow” has nothing — and everything — to do with baseball. Credi

https://t.co/FSZpsPVK2R — SEAN ORR (@seanorr) April 27, 2021 Tweeted by @seanorr

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Hank Azaria, Al Jean, Bill Oakley and more retrace the 1996 episode, revealing why "22 Short Films About Springfield" was groundbreaking, how it nearly led to a spinoff called 'Springfield' and boggle

Shortly before Christmas last year, I sent a message to Jeff Sharlet, a writer I don’t know, thanking him for memorializing the dead. It was a Sunday night, past 2 a.m., and though I can’t remember th

If you received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine for COVID-19, should you be worried? The leaders of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the FDA issued a statement this morning suggesting a pause i

The pandemic has left Britain with deep economic wounds, but “Monday is a really positive start.” People returned to Oxford Circus in London on Monday as retail shops reopened. England is beginning to

The pandemic has left Britain with deep economic wounds, but “Monday is a really positive start.” People returned to Oxford Circus in London on Monday as retail shops reopened. England is beginning to

I wrote this a while ago, but it seems relevant today - these are my own personal criteria for evaluating apologies. Apologies from a person who did or was complicit in a harmful act must be meaningfu

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Erin O'Toole's Vaccine Claim Doesn't Check Out https://t.co/nRWObeYK15 "We can confirm that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla, & that Erin O’Toole spoke to Pfizer Canada President Cole Pinnow. Christina Antoniou Pfizer Canada Corporate Affairs" — raincoaster…

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Ideas NFTs Weren’t Supposed to End Like This When we invented non-fungible tokens, we were trying to protect artists. But tech-world opportunism has struck again. April 2, 2021 CEO of Glitch The Atlan

(Leer en español aquí .) Elite projection is the belief, among relatively fortunate and influential people, that what those people find convenient or attractive

Last week, someone behind the @AmazonNews Twitter account took a fistful of pills, washed them down with a handle of Old Grand-Dad, and started tweeting. They

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I'd like to point out that given the cost it took to build the 35km of the twinned section of the Suez Canal between 2014 and 2016, the money lost so far could have paid for twinning the whole canal one and a half times over. https://t.co/KXVOxFOjmo — Catherine Winters (@CatherineOmega) March 26,…

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We are thrilled to have George Oates @ukglo rejoin the Flickr team with the focus of invigorating the Flickr Commons! Here's how you can get involved.https://t.co/qdBt1SCJ7j — Flickr (@Flickr) March 23, 2021 Tweeted by @Flickr

It has been such a privilege (and great fun!) to edit the China Channel over the last four years and almost 600 posts, especially to work with such wonderful colleagues as @annemhdc @beckminster @Olivia_Humph3 @BrSpivey @lnachman32 @chowleen and @jwassers.https://t.co/hLuCn6MNOA — Alec Ash…

If you stare at something long enough, you might start magnifying its flaws and forgetting its virtues. This can happen when you have been working with #Drupal for years and years. But there are good reasons, and ways, to get excited about it again.https://t.co/TkSZbiwfwv — Lullabot…

Anyone else excited and nervous about the “new normal” post-pandemic?https://t.co/gih08RTAPD — Eric Bucad (@heyrickie) March 11, 2021 Tweeted by @heyrickie

125 Years of The New York Times Book Review By Tina Jordan and Noor Qasim March 15, 2021 1896 On October 10, The Times published the first issue of the Book Review. 1896 On October 10, The Times publi

How To Vancouverite in the Rain: Always carry a plastic bag for outdoor coffee and doughnuts in the rain :-) https://t.co/GSk2sKqv8W — Roland Tanglao 猪肉面 (@rtanglao) March 16, 2021 Tweeted by @rtanglao

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Developers for Dogecoin are apparently trying to make sure that the Shiba Inu-represented coin's tech is just as good as its hype. by @KReyofCoinDesk https://t.co/7RWV3sQ9uL — CoinDesk (@CoinDesk) February 28, 2021 Tweeted by @CoinDesk

This is belated, sad news, but Feel Train is no more. It was a good run. Some details and final business notes here: https://t.co/7O1rOgky6m — Feel Train (@feeltraincoop) March 2, 2021 Tweeted by @feeltraincoop

To Drupal or not to Drupal... maybe it's not okay when individuals or organizations leave the Drupal community.#drupal #webform #sustainable https://t.co/Xj5WF1LiWA — jrockowtz (@jrockowitz) March 3, 2021 Tweeted by @jrockowitz

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Boris Johnson has announced his roadmap to ease England out of lockdown . After months of uncertainty and ongoing restrictions, the new plan spells out how and when things will begin to open up again

T he first Viking raid on what we now know as the UK is said to have been in June AD793, when three longships arrived at Lindisfarne Priory in Northumberland. Believing the ships to be those of Norse