Read @ohheygreat, on poetry's honesty (http://t.co/pmUjgzt2fu), with Joseph Brodsky, on its lyric reign over prose: http://t.co/bk5D34G26l.
— Daniel Solomon (@Dan_E_Solo) June 12, 2014
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Read @ohheygreat, on poetry's honesty (http://t.co/pmUjgzt2fu), with Joseph Brodsky, on its lyric reign over prose: http://t.co/bk5D34G26l.
— Daniel Solomon (@Dan_E_Solo) June 12, 2014
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@hangingsliders YOU'RE WEARING YOGA PANTS? This just keeps getting crazier.
— Brady Childs (@HPJoker) June 11, 2014
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A future megacity? Viewing the Oslo-Göteborg-Malmö-Copenhagen corridor as a single metro area.
For the record, I’ve seen a lot of ridiculous throws in person. But I’ll tell my grandkids about Cespedes’.
— Alan Torres (@cuppingmaster) June 11, 2014
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Davis swings and misses by a foot at Miller's slider. Sox through seven, clinging to 1-0 lead.
— Alex Speier (@alexspeier) June 11, 2014
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“We are running out of land for traditional agriculture. Time to figure out what saltwater plants can do for us.”
Not sure if ashamed to have LOL'd. pic.twitter.com/y4SCQ75ZtL
— Adrián Lamo (@6) June 10, 2014
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“Every customer buying a ticket at Alinea must include a cell phone number where we can reach them. About a week before they dine with us we call every customer to thank them for buying a ticket to Alinea, ask if they have any dietary restrictions or special needs, and generally get a feel for their expectations and whether it is a special occasion.”
“For now, the interactions of networks and hierarchies are more important. Networks are not planned by a single authority; they are the main source of innovation but are relatively fragile. Hierarchies exist primarily because of economies of scale and scope, beginning with the imperative of self-defense. To that end, but for other reasons too, hierarchies seek to exploit the positive externalities of networks. States need networks, for no political hierarchy, no matter how powerful, can plan all the clever things that networks spontaneously generate. But if the hierarchy comes to control the networks so much as to compromise their benign self-organizing capacities, then innovation is bound to wane.”
A look at MLB Advanced Media: The future of Major League Baseball is not just about baseball http://t.co/LJuAPkQ87c h/t @nbarron
— Stephanie (@stephaniekays) June 9, 2014
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Every company needs this quote from Pixar's 'Creativity, Inc' pic.twitter.com/q26xdZ5MiM
— Holly Brockwell (@hollybrocks) June 8, 2014
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“According to this new hypothesis, a host organism’s microbes might trigger changes in mating and reproduction that begin to define two different populations.”
Reno's main industry is sketchiness.
— Ian Miller (@teen_archer) June 8, 2014
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Yep. The creator of Calvin & Hobbes just returned to the comics page. http://t.co/cUoLtBNGbu
— Stephan Pastis (@stephanpastis) June 7, 2014
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Why we can expect to see more Jon Singleton contracts, with a probability matrix by @Sky_Kalkman http://t.co/VBenlswO3P
— Eno Sarris (@enosarris) June 6, 2014
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@kenarneson and I hear he sits at 98.6!
— dianagram (@dianagram) June 6, 2014
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“Girls who grew up with a high-quality father—who spent more time as a high-investing father—showed the lowest level of risky sexual behavior,” Ellis said. “Their younger sisters, who had less time with him, tended to show the highest level of risky sexual behavior.”
— Oakland A's Fans (@OakAsFans) June 5, 2014
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Sports are more fun when you have friends you can root against, and still be friends because sports are not really important.
— Jesse Spector (@jessespector) June 5, 2014
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