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They talked so much about quiet quitting, and now here we are – at California, USA
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SF pals - can anyone help the best indie zine store and publisher out?
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Replying to @_mbdr_ @DGBassani
As someone who has been wearing N95s since January of 2020 I laugh that they are stilling trying to convince me I suddenly need to get sick after 3 yrs of not catching any thing. #nothanks #allgoodindahood
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My colleague, @drewharwell, was suspended by Twitter Thursday night for factual tweets. As of a few hours ago, Twitter was demanding that he delete the (also factual) tweet below if he wants to be reinstated.
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Help keep yourself and your community safe by getting vaccinated for COVID-19 at the City-sponsored clinic being held at @CambrigeSide on December 15 from 4 PM – 8 PM. The City of Cambridge is offering a $75 debit card as an incentive. Learn more - camb.ma/3UJQ5y3 #CambMA
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Voting is underway for #ParticipatoryBudgeting! The Cambridge community can vote on how to spend $1 million on projects to improve the city. Voting runs now through December 11. This process is open to all Cambridge residents aged 12 and older - camb.ma/3H4MXJQ #CambMA
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TikTok just suspended this video because of mass reporting claiming I violated the community guidelines. Seriously?! Man, they don’t want this point out there.
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Application date extended to 11/14: City Manager Huang is seeking members for the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal. BZA members will be eligible for an annual stipend of $3,500, and BZA associate members an annual stipend of $2,000. Learn more - camb.ma/3TvzRs9 #CambMA
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Do I have this right? Shell raked in $9.45 billion in profits last quarter and has announced $4 billion in stock buybacks, but American consumers are supposed to blame government spending for inflation?
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We Twitter alumni throw words like “legendary” around a lot. There’s a lot of love. And so many great people.
But there’s one person whose intellect, fortitude, moral compass, and dedication truly stands out. And that’s my dear friend @vijaya. Hats off to a legendary 11+ years.
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Don’t get mad. Disinformation is often designed to make us emotional and bypass our critical thinking. See what other people are saying about an issue as you consider sharing. Learn more at cisa.gov/mdm #TrustedInfo
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Today! Come by and get a covid booster and flu shot, and then head to the @MIT Volpe block party behind King Open from 11-3 ☀️☀️☀️ – at Cambridge, MA
Spread the word: We have a flu and COVID-19 vaccine clinic today (10/15) at King Open School from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Masks are required. If you need a mask, there will be extra masks available at the clinics.
Make your appointment here: home.color.com/vaccine/regis…
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Once more slowly for those at the back:
Covid will be able to mutate past our immunity
Covid will not be able to mutate past hepa filters
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There will be stories about people not getting critical things, about food supply rotting, etc. Remind yourself that it’s not the WORKERS but the BOSSES who have the ability to make this right. Give people time off, breaks, enough crew to operate safely.
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The shift to WFH is the largest shock to labor markets in decades. Pre-pandemic WFH was trending towards 5% of days by 2022. Now WFH is now stabilizing at 30%, a 6-fold jump.
In America alone this is saving about 200 million hours and 6 billion miles of commuting a week.
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Today at @cranebeachmass my 9-year-old daughter nearly drowned while I was watching her, in full view of two life guard stations, on an uncrowded and overcast day. Drowning doesn’t look like drowning, and I hope a lot of people read this and remember the signs. 🧵 – at Malden, MA
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The federal government has announced that the USPS program for free rapid tests will be ending on Friday Sept 2.
Anyone who hasn't placed their maximum number of orders needs to do so in the next 6 days.
Order your rapid home test kits here:
special.usps.com/testkits
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ALT Screenshot from linked site. Text in a blue alert box reads: September 2, 2022: Free COVID-19 Test Program Will Be Suspended This order for free at-home COVID-19 tests program will be suspended on Friday, September 2, 2022. Learn more at COVID.gov/tests. Find more information on free testing resources in the COVID.gov/tests "Other Testing Resources" section or by calling 1-800-232-0233 (TTY 1-888-720-7489).
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12.5 hrs after posting (mostly overnight) and 22,487 people have now clicked through to make sure they've gotten all the RATs they're owed.
More people have RTed this thread than have ever followed me.
Imagine where we could be re COVID if they'd properly managed this program.
If the WH and Congress would like to know how desperately we need them to take action for COVID, they might consider that my relatively small account posted this thread at 9:30 on a Saturday night and—just 6.5 hrs later—10,394 people have gone directly from it to check for tests.
































