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New chapters out soon & metaphorically a new book beginning! I’m thrilled for the next steps in my life & the fruits from some long planted seeds. Here’s to the next page turner!
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Donald Trump is embarrassing the United States on the world stage. We are a country that stands up to dictators and fights for democracy.
Minnesota stands firmly with our allies in Ukraine.
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Women couldn’t have their own credit until 1974. Marital rape became illegal nationwide in 1994.
We are ONE generation into women having a CHANCE at life & it’s proved so intolerable America would rather end itself than allow such a thing to continue.
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For something to be open source, we need to see
1. Data it was trained & evaluated on
2. Code
3. Model architecture
4. Model weights.
DeepSeek only gives 3, 4. And I'll see the day that anyone gives us #1 without being forced to do so, because all of them are stealing data.
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big 48 hours for people who have somehow never heard of the Episcopal Church and are entirely unfamiliar with its whole deal
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"Be awake enough to see where you are at any given time and how that is beautiful and has poetry inside."
Jeff Buckley, who would have been 58 today, on music and life: themarginalian.org/2014/09/1…
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Stable Bedtime Boosts Kids’ Behavior and Emotional Control
Consistent bedtimes can significantly impact children’s behavior and emotional regulation, according to new research.
Children who go to bed at the same time each night demonstrate better self-control and resilience under stress than those with irregular sleep patterns.
This study, involving data from 143 six-year-olds, showed that stable bedtime routines foster self-regulation and prosocial behaviors.
Children with inconsistent sleep schedules displayed more impulsive actions and struggled more with social interactions.
Regular bedtime routines appear especially important as part of responsive parenting practices, which also promote healthier development overall.
ALT This shows a child at bedtime.
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Single Bouts of HIIT Exercise Boost Brain Power
New research reveals that even a single session of intense exercise, like HIIT or cycling, can enhance brain function in young adults.
The study found cognitive benefits in areas like memory, attention, and executive function, with high-intensity workouts showing the strongest effects.
These effects were especially pronounced when the exercises were shorter than 30 minutes and tested immediately after completion.
While the cognitive improvements were modest, they suggest that brief, vigorous physical activity may yield immediate mental benefits.
This finding broadens our understanding of exercise's impact on cognition beyond long-term training routines.
ALT This shows a woman exercising and a brain.
I’ve learned a lot this 44th year of life what it means to be a woman. But I still am underestimating how much women are hated.
