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conulyI was cleaning my glasses and I guess I put too much pressure on the hinge because they just... broke. In a not really reparable way. Happily, I still have my old pair (same prescription) as a backup, but unhappily the reason I had the new pair was that the old pair was pretty scratched up, so I still need to replace them. Ugh.
(Also, reading along what everybody stocks in their pantries. Haven't forgotten to reply!)
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(Also, reading along what everybody stocks in their pantries. Haven't forgotten to reply!)
How a heart-shaped candy box came to stand for love
The Reese’s Piece
Edwin Smith Papyrus: The 3,600-Year-Old Textbook of Surgery
The hardcore science of parkour
The Art of Repairing Broken Ceramics Creates a New Kind of Beauty
How I Brought My Nose Back to Life
How Seattle’s 1919 General Strike Ignited America’s Labor Movement
For decades, the only thing staving off a worldwide Socialist revolution was a grouchy librarian.
A Filthy History: When New Yorkers Lived Knee-Deep in Trash
How a Periodic Table of Brains Could Revolutionize Neuroscience
Gym Class Is So Bad, Kids Are Skipping School to Avoid It
A growing number of unsheltered homeless are turning to their cars for sanctuary. Some West Coast cities have programs to help them get a good night's sleep.
Why America’s New Apartment Buildings All Look the Same
Dog poop bags are a menace. But what's the green alternative?
Faculty beliefs about intelligence predict racial achievement gaps in STEM classes
Amazon Is Giving Up on New York, and Activists in Nashville and Northern Virginia Are Energized
Facebook Algorithms and Personal Data
How the Government Shutdown Caused a Foreclosure — and Could Cause More
Payless is closing all its 2,100 US stores (WHERE AM I GONNA BUY MY SHOES NOW!?)
The case for capping all prison sentences at 20 years
How the US has hidden its empire
The Case Against ‘Border Security’
Trump declaration faces uncertain fate in coming court fight
To survive in Kabul, boys scavenge for treasure in the city’s trash
No One Really Knows What to Do With All of America’s Unclaimed Corpses
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