Proving strategic and operational leadership to service organizations using the NetSuite platform. XBHS, CUA and BC grad. President/Uachtarán @CharitableIrish
So this came in the mail today. Not gonna lie, having a notepad like this makes me feel a little bit fancy.
High key thinking I might take this to work so I can subtly flex on my boss and coworkers lol
But also, I appreciate you too, Boston College. ❤️🦅
Christian Politeness and Counsels for Youth was published in Dublin by the Irish Christian Brothers for the instruction of lower-class Catholic boys such as me, writes
Fintan O’Toole
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Governor Maura Healey announced the appointment of the state’s first-ever heat resilience officer, making Massachusetts the second state in the country to have one. https://t.co/o7zOqZ9hxh
@Steve_Sailer The short story “Absolution” was originally part of The Great Gatsby but dropped later. He’s explicitly Catholic there. But I’m open to the argument that the character evolved by the time Gatsby was published.
NYC peaked at ~5.6% of the US population in 1950, when more than 1 in 20 Americans lived in the 5 Boroughs alone
In what nostalgia considers America's postwar prime, almost the entire country was hyperconcentrated in massive cities near the Northeast Corridor. We lost that
@EdHand89@HebHammer94 Any chance we are seeing Rusney Castillo 2.0 where the guy is not big enough for the bigs but has a contract so they keep him forever?
I've watched Moneyball a million times and it still blows my mind that they never once mention Barry Zito, Mark Mulder, and Tim Hudson. Three once-in-a-generation pitchers in their primes is kind of a big deal.
A funny realization I fairly recently came to as someone who has only lived in NY, NJ and Philly: In most of the country, making fun of people you just met is not a good way to bond with them.
Boston is the best big town in America, it’s also got a century on the sunbelt cities. Boston’s GDP is 7% higher than the entire state of Arizona, but is 30% less populated.