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[ad_1] Getting started: “How Many Friends Do I Need?” Slate was one of the earliest players in the podcast game. Political Gabfest It started in 2005 – so it’s no surprise that the long-running advice column “Dear Prudence” made a successful transition to audio. Between 2016 and 2021, on that podcast, Daniel M. Lavery (who …
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[ad_1] I took a step back and said, “What is our real purpose at the company?” I said. What I want to do is give people access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, and make sure that as a company we can help people navigate the healthcare system. Because we are so central to people’s lives, we …
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[ad_1] Wayne Thiebaud is the California-based painter whose lush, dreamy landscapes and brilliant paintings of hot dogs, deli counters, marching bands and other fascinating relics of mid-century Americana are complex meditations on life and painting, representing one of the most expressive and individualistic. His variations on 20th-century Pop Art died Saturday at his home in …
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[ad_1] This article is part of our latest article Design a custom reportabout homes and new definitions of family for multiple generations. The word “mingei”, meaning “folk art”, was coined in 1925 by Japanese philosopher and art historian Soetsu Yanagi to celebrate the beauty of everyday objects made by anonymous artisans. Yanagi was the founder …
[ad_1] Another strength of the biography is the clever comparison between Barrett Browning’s care for pets (especially the often-abducted Spanish Flush, famous for his pseudo-epic biography of Virginia Woolf) and his care for his servants. Both were alarmed, both read; But when the chips went down, employers’ whims always eclipsed the needs of employees. In …
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[ad_1] The suit is going back to the office. in China. And sneakers. And ballet flats. As Wall Street workers return to their Manhattan offices this summer, they stand out with their casual attire. Men report for duty in polo shirts. Women descended from high heels that were once considered rigueurs. Ties were nowhere to …
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