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@EvanSelinger My pleasure! Such a smart idea, and you guys laid out the case for it really well. I hope it catches on!
"As soon as that baby's lips touched that girl's bosom, forget it." read.bi/13MC4Pv #bosomwisdom
Tudor Jones Babies Killer To Trading
businessinsider.com — Last month, legendary hedge fund trader Paul Tudor Jones made some controversial comments about why there are so few female traders at the University of Virginia symposium on a panel with Julian Robertson and John Griffin. The Washington Post has obtained video footage of the panel via a Freedom of Information Act request.
RT @nprmonkeysee: I love the fact that @NPRCodeSwitch does big issues, but also smaller stuff like this, breaking down the day-to-day. http…
Where Did That Fried Chicken Stereotype Come From?
npr.org — Sports-talk radio was abuzz this morning with some comments that Sergio Garcia, the professional golfer, made about his frequent foil, Tiger Woods. "We'll have him 'round every night," Garcia said. "We will serve fried chicken," Garcia said.
Mercury and Venus and Jupiter, dancing awkwardly to Justin Bieber theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
The 'Dance of the Planets' Is an Actual Thing, and It's Happening Now
theatlantic.com — It's prom season -- for the planets. Every couple of years, give or take, planets get together in the night sky in such a way that they seem to be aligned with each other. They seem to be, really -- from Earth's perspective -- shyly approaching each other, asking each other to dance.
@Derek_Dwight Very much agree!
@justinjm1 @jaredbkeller I have a sneaking feeling that I am Bones in this scenario.
@jaredbkeller !! That makes me so happy. If there's any way for me to take even a tiny sliver of credit for this… OH I WILL.
You are what you tweet: Lovely meditation on Instagram and the communal table from @jaredbkeller bit.ly/12PU7GP
A tweetable feast
aeonmagazine.com — In February, I attended the wedding of a former colleague in Washington, DC. The reverend's homily touched on the role that food had played in the bride and groom's relationship. Their love, cultivated while sharing meals, reflects the role of food in the human experience.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Technology, Metro D.C. and more.
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