Weekly roundup September 19 – 25
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The Power of Nudges, for Good and Bad The New York Times
The Transistor Kid Sports Illustrated
^ from 1964
For Butts and Telford, hindsight is 20/20, and also convenient The Globe and Mail
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This example of interactive media in print deserves to go viral on the web https://t.co/e47oAOMB7q
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Nicholas Barrett (@nbarrett100) September 20, 2016@AndrewStoeten People who do The Wave are essentially saying "What you care about is not as important as my boredom." Which is also mean!
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Eric Koreen (@ekoreen) September 23, 2016Weekly roundup September 12 – 18
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We’re missing the heart of preventing heart disease: teaching kids to cook The Globe and Mail
Stop whinging, Toronto transit users. The Presto payment system is coming, however slowly National Post
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Great thought for today https://t.co/HtXWLZiyiq
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Richard Bliss (@richardbliss) September 15, 2016This "but" is everything wrong with food writing and the way we marginalize everyday home cooking https://t.co/HZHT9PCa0o
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Helen Rosner (@hels) September 17, 2016Weekly roundup September 5 – 11
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Brentwood residents angry that city is trying to plant trees in local park CBC
Gatwick to build world’s first airport energy-from-waste facility edie.net
Tightening the election donation law some more wouldn’t hurt: Wells Toronto Star
A Quadruple Take on the Giraffe: There are Four Species, Not One The New York Times
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Never be ashamed to check out my book from the library/tell me you did. I love it. You're not stealing from me. https://t.co/CalkMLhQB5
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Jeff Zentner (@jeffzentner) September 05, 2016Weekly roundup August 29 – September 4
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Do busy restaurants have the right to take up public space? TVO.org
How I found ‘my Toronto thing’: when does a city become home? The Guardian
Fowles: A More Personal Look at the Triumphant Return of Dioner Navarro Blue Jays Nation
Are the rules better off broken? The Guardian
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getty images stock video "beautiful young woman counting" is my favorite movie of all time https://t.co/h5kHisAu8T
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taint zooms (@hunktears) August 29, 2016Weekly roundup August 22 – 28
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London night tube: meet the people who travelled on the first night The Guardian
It is quite possible to be disgusted by the little bits of waste without losing sight of the large National Post
^ I also wanted to share Paul Wells’s column in the Star, but their website is terrible and would only show me half the writing so I gave up. (It was fine when read on mobile and on instapaper.)
Let summer nights in the city lure you out Toronto Star
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If you tell scientist "you don't LOOK like a scientist" hard to tell whether insulting them or their colleagues so it's important to specify
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Katie Mack (@AstroKatie) August 27, 2016Quite the letter to the editor in response to @snolen's Rio coverage: theglobeandmail.com/opinion/letter… https://t.co/FAKIMQXA23
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Alheli Picazo (@a_picazo) August 26, 2016Weekly roundup August 15 – 21
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How AT&T shaped modern art Little Atoms
Making America Carnegie
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Rio police sources: American swimmers had to recognize that a Brazilian invented the airplane to be released by authorities. #dadjoke
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Mauricio Savarese (@MSavarese) August 19, 2016Sorry NBC but a green backdrop is asking for trouble. https://t.co/Ad9ULnDdYh
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shut up, mike (@shutupmikeginn) August 17, 2016Weekly roundup August 8 – 14
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Protestos políticos são parte importante da história das Olimpíadas. É absurda a proibição atual a manifestações. https://t.co/agnggPu0Tw
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Maurício Santoro (@msantoro1978) August 07, 2016The story of the silver medalist in the photo above
Toronto’s bone-dry fountains send the message that nobody gives a damn The Globe and Mail
Could Women Be Trusted With Their Own Pregnancy Tests? The New York Times
This badminton academy in a favela will give you hope for the Rio Olympics The Washington Post
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How do you do, fellow cats? https://t.co/ZjBmxa8i06
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(@neontaster) August 11, 2016Sorry Elaine but if you and your family can't handle seeing legs... I don't think swimming is the event for you https://t.co/YxblcrNH2h
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Melanie Bracewell (@meladoodle) August 08, 2016
