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@ChrisJBakke I lived in Palo Alto for a few years and all joking aside, Halloween was the saddest holiday ever. The kids seemed confused —as if they didn’t understand what was going on. Back in NY now, happy to have had 200+ kids, even if it meant giving out 25 bags of candy
Is the open office still a thing or do you work in a cubicle? If you work in a cubicle, the New York Times would like to see your photos! https://t.co/jDkZpUml2T
"Going forward, the framework that covers deposit insurance may have to change. Having been introduced to protect depositors from the actions of banks, its role may increasingly be to protect banks from the actions of depositors." https://t.co/T3oxmaBB7p
@MarciaCoyle@TheNLJ@Scotus@NewsHour@johnyangtv@ConstitutionCtr Wow--you bring insights like no other. The NLJ and its readers have been so fortunate to have your insights--and I was so lucky to be able to work with you. I'm glad I'll still be able to hear your take on the court!
@dansaltzstein@nytimes Such a wonderful story! Has someone in your family done a family tree or 23 and me? That could provide more information -although it’s a long shot. But building out a family tree itself is interesting
@dansaltzstein We’ve started watching it twice but so far it seems exactly like the original (some of the actors even look similar). So it seems a bit redundant
@praddenkeefe As long as you’ve raised that topic, what about the nearly 100% (sorry) adoption of “yeah,no” in response to someone’s statement (as in “yeah, I hear you but no, I disagree)
This is an incredibly inspiring story. Harvard teens made a website matching Ukrainian refugees with people offering places to stay https://t.co/Qwej43smGx