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Artist About Town iPhone 4S Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel Saturday, May 30th, 2015.
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Ah, the persuasiveness of wretchedness.
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Bowie Lives iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Thursday, June 21st, 2018.
Skydarking iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Tuesday, June 5th, 2018.
Dusk Drama iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Tuesday, June 5th, 2018.
Tranquilo iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Tuesday, June 5th, 2018.
The Return of Stromberg iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.
The Fighting Jetty iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.
Mist Away iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.
Spit, Polish & Ruin iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.
Flatform iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Wednesday, May 30th, 2018.
Rich Wooden Ceiling iPhone 6S Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, England Wednesday, May 2nd, 2018.
Lovely Dog iPhone 6S Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, England Wednesday, May 2nd, 2018.
Harlequin Ed iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Thursday, April 19th, 2018.
Aquamarine iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Saturday, April 14th, 2018.
Fire Lasers iPhone 6S Hyde Park, London, England Wednesday, April 11th, 2018.
Joins iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Monday, April 9th, 2018.
Bright iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Friday, April 6th, 2018.
By the Seaside iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Monday, February 19th, 2018.
Eros from the Bus iPhone 6S London, England Wednesday, February 14th, 2018.
Sou-hwick Square iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Sunday, January 28th, 2018.
Same in Hebrew iPhone 6S East Sussex, England Sunday, January 28th, 2018.
Needed a Break iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Saturday, January 20th, 2018.
Life Ring iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Sunday, January 14th, 2018.
New Lights iPhone 6S Brighton, East Sussex, England Sunday, January 14th, 2018.
Riverbank iPhone 6S London, England Thursday, December 28th, 2017.
Top iPhone 6S London, England Monday, November 27th, 2017.
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Saturday, May 26th, 2018
Prince William will make the first ever official tour of Israel by a member of the British royal family (Jordan first though).
I think this is quite a big deal; Britain has complicated feelings towards Israel — to wit, the country’s non-appearance to date in 25 James Bond movies.
Good bonkers, I’m Adam S Khan, the S being for Samuel.
I live in Brighton, England with Irit and our kids and right now no dogs.
Thanks for dropping by — it’s my pleasure to have you.
Saturday, July 14th, 2018
Check out this important web development article, “CSS: A New Kind Of JavaScript”
https://medium.com/@Heydon/css-a-new-kind-of-javascript-fcf730d33ce7. I think the author is especially clear on
opacity.
Friday, July 13th, 2018
Nicely done on the semi-colon besides, anything that gets in Moby Dick‘s chapter 42 will be alright.
Thursday, July 12th, 2018
In the JAMstack — the new decoupled way of building web sites (rather than using a monolithic system) — data gets passed around, usually in JSON format, which is essentially arrays. The newest versions of Javascript, ES5 and ES6, have more methods for handling arrays, the most cited being map, filter and reduce. Since handling arrays in JavaScript constitutes a significant part of coding a JAMstack web site, it’s vital that a web builder to know and understand these methods.
Wednesday, July 11th, 2018
Well this an extravaganza of an article, practically a short book, on the American 9.9%.
Tuesday, July 10th, 2018
Lesbians protest transsexuals at London Pride. The group is called Get the L Out. The event and the media condemned them but they seem to have some sympathy in the discussion on mumsnet.
A German court has issues the first GDPR ruling, reports The National Law Review. It concerns ICANN, the American non-profit that oversees the global WHOIS database of registered internet domain names, and German registrar EPAG.
Sunday, July 8th, 2018
Saturday, June 30th, 2018
Scientific paper on the effect taking pictures has on recall.
Tuesday, June 19th, 2018
Tyler Cowen: Why read news?
If you follow the news, you will work at it every day, more or less. Better those compound returns than to do something else once every three months and a half.
Sunday, June 17th, 2018
Michael Chabon on Finnegan’s Wake [2012].
As my year of diving languorously into the murky waters of the Wake wore on, I came to feel that it was this failure, this impossibility, this grand futility of the Wake, that constituted its secret theme, its true aboutness.
Saturday, June 16th, 2018
First she called herself a Joycean, then she realized she’s more of a Joyceaholic. A great fun rueful erudite walk around the city that is James Joyce.
This is not the first time I’ve broken up with Joyce. A couple of years ago I decided we were in a co-dependent relationship. Except how could that be true if I was the only dependent one?
Friday, June 15th, 2018
What a lovely episode of Westworld is the latest, “Kiksuya”. I think the show has been great recently, such as crashing into the Shogun version of Sweetwater in “Akane no Mai”, and James Delos’s incarceration and repeated relaunches in “The Riddle of the Sphinx”.
There is so much death depicted in Westworld; I haven’t watched Game of Thrones nor The Walking Dead so perhaps that is par for the course nowadays on tv but it’s new for me. In reality this level of mayhem only exists in pockets (and of course among the non-human), so I suppose it is important that we be reminded of it.
I love the ongoing reversal within Westworld that the real world shot outdoors is fake while the indoor sets underground, reached through Lost-like hatches, are real. And the music; beautiful! And the scenery, beautiful! Without these two elements, how great can a moving picture story ever be?
Tuesday, June 12th, 2018
Internet Trends 2018 — all the stats. A presentation by Mary Meeker.
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
The Web is coming to the Watch! No webfonts yet though.
Tuesday, June 5th, 2018
The US Supreme Court has ruled 7–2 in defence of Colorado baker Jack Phillips who refused for religious reasons to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple who subsequently sued him.
Justice Anthony Kennedy: “The outcome of cases like this in other circumstances must await further elaboration in the courts, all in the context of recognizing that these disputes must be resolved with tolerance, without undue disrespect to sincere religious beliefs, and without subjecting gay persons to indignities when they seek goods and services in an open market.”
Friday, June 1st, 2018
Bernard Lewis, 102 by Yonoson Rosenblum:
Lewis was one of the first to take note of the “Declaration of the World Islamic Front for Jihad against the Jews and the Crusaders,” issued in an obscure London Arabic paper in February 1998 by Osama bin Laden. Lewis began his piece in Foreign Affairs as only one deeply immersed in Arabic literature could, with attention to the declaration as a “magnificent piece of eloquent, at times even poetic, Arabic prose.”
More:
At times, he has been a player, not just chronicler of events. Well before the Yom Kippur War, he was tasked by Egyptian diplomat Tahseen Bashir with bringing to Israeli leaders the message that President Sadat was ready to make peace. Bernard met with then prime minister Golda Meir, whom he describes as having a “personal filtration system” that allowed through only what she wanted to hear, as well as Moshe Dayan, Yitzchak Rabin and Menachem Begin. Only the last was eager to pursue the diplomatic feelers.
Thursday, May 31st, 2018
The Dawn of Day
Friedrich Nietzsche
This is a delicious book to pick up in spurts — BMW punchy as Emerson is Rolls-Royce bubbly — but I couldn’t say what it’s chiefly about, where it starts, where it ends, how it fits in with Nietzsche’s other books, nor whether I’ve even read it before (I do remember particular points but perhaps they’re also mentioned in the other books). As usual this 19th-century giant sounds as if he writes… this morning.
Tuesday, May 29th, 2018
Newsweek excerpts Ronen Bergman’s upcoming book about the Mossad, Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel’s Targeted Assassinations. The chapter recounts an Egyptian missile program being developed by ex-Nazi engineers (comic-book nefarious!).
After failing to subvert it with mail bombs and intimidation, Israel recruited a high-living Hitler favorite and produced enough evidence — echoes of Netanyahu’s recent evidence cache on Iran’s nuclear program — to persuade the German government to take benign steps to intervene and halt the program.
The institutional fallout included Isser Harel’s ouster, the IDF coming in to rebuild, and it seems the resignation of Ben-Gurion himself.
Monday, May 28th, 2018
Having just seen Sam Smith on a televised weekend concert, I was reminded of Spectre and went and found a podcast episode where they satisfyingly eviscerate his lazy theme song, “The Writing’s on the Wall”.
Revenge of the Audience. In the comments after this Variety article about Solo, people consider why this movie is a box office disaster.
Watching Carrie Fisher tell her son about his Dad in Catastrophe, s3e6, she removes her glasses and her bitter old character eccentricities and we see just her face and eyes and she is as glittering onscreen as ever. Yet in the two new movies they gave her static scenes, which I think is a significant reason for Star Wars fatigue: what they did to the original troika in these new movies is distasteful.
I know why I didn’t see Solo: because The Last Jedi.
Sunday, May 27th, 2018
Reality-driven development: a good critique of agile in favor of kanban for software development.
Saturday, May 26th, 2018
Prince William will make the first ever official tour of Israel by a member of the British royal family (Jordan first though).
I think this is quite a big deal; Britain has complicated feelings towards Israel — to wit, the country’s non-appearance to date in 25 James Bond movies.
Thursday, May 24th, 2018
Michael Pollan’s everywhere-on-the-internet excursion into psychoactives is excerpted in The New York Times Magazine.
“I” now turned into a sheaf of little papers, no bigger than Post-its, and they were being scattered to the wind. But the “I” taking in this seeming catastrophe had no desire to chase after the slips and pile my old self back together.
Tuesday, May 22nd, 2018
From February 2016 to February 2018, global average temperatures dropped by 0.56 degrees Celsius, reports Aaron Brown in Real Clear Markets. He notes that “none of this argues against global warming” as “the 1950s was the last decade cooler than the previous decade” but worries that “statistical cooling outliers garner no media attention”.
Great fun illustrated article on the aesthetics of Trumpism by Nick Hilton.
This next product, emblazoned with the number 45, looks more like a golfer’s baseball cap than a trucker’s … that styling — №45 in fancy serif font — would be perfectly at home on the label of a $100 bottle of scotch. Someone wearing this cap would not be immediately outing themselves as a ‘deplorable’ (as was, to a large extent, the appeal of the MAGA hat). It’s a flashback to a moment when the Trump brand was all about luxury hotels and links courses. No wonder it’s on sale.
Hilton also wrote a piece on Trump-based magazine covers.
Sunday, May 20th, 2018
The Closing of the Hi-Gloss Colonel of American Letters Tom Wolfe’s Eyes. The New York Times obituary by Deirdre Carmody and William Grimes.
Caroline Glick praises the genius of Trump’s recognition of Israel’s capital. I’d go further: its most important function is as the crowning piece of pressure on the Palestinians to finally strike a deal with Israel and end the existential conflict; it transforms East Jerusalem from a given they have pocketed into a prize they can win.
What a bonanza it will be when the Palestinians, like the surrounding Arab nations, finally acknowledge they are licked, and accept what they can get from intense genuine negotiations. There should be little shame in admitting defeat — after all, the combined armies of the Arab nations repeatedly failed to defeat Israel. The ideal models here are Japan and Germany, which, after defeat by the United States and the Allies, reconstituted themselves, moved on, and with their national genius become formidable in their own realms. The Palestinians too can become formidable, well positioned to become at very least the eternal prospering middlemen between powerful Israel and the wider Middle East.
70 years after independence, Israel is flourishing in nationhood and statecraft, with a burgeoning birthrate, economy, set of alliances; it has likely possessed nuclear weaponry since 1963, an ICBM global delivery system since 2008. Indeed, Israel under-projects its power; David Goldman accurately coined her a “pocket superpower”. All this means that as Israel strengthens and they weaken, the longer the Palestinians continue to hold off the less they will eventually get.
Up to now, the only pressure the Palestinians faced to encourage them to make a deal was Israeli settlements in the West Bank, bargaining chips being built in front of their eyes. Now under Trump, the USA has changed its approach and added its own diplomatic pressure to bear — epitomized by the Jerusalem recognition. More fundamentally, the region has changed; the Palestinians’ traditional patrons and enablers — Egypt and Saudi Arabia — have at the very least lost interest in their perpetual campaign against Israel.
This sea-change will hopefully lead the next generation of Palestinian leadership to realize that there is no longer any benefit to holding out (not that there ever was) and succeed in conveying this to the people. Here’s hoping, and to fruitful and harmonious דו-קיום (co-existence) sooner than we think possible.
Saturday, May 12th, 2018
Friday, May 11th, 2018
It’s ominous yet futile, the Western media’s circumlocutions to avoid the traditional names of the various wars between Arabs and Israel. Here’s an example from today, “1 Gazan killed, 49 wounded by Israeli fire in border protest” by the Associated Press and posted at Yahoo (currently owned by Verizon). The paragraph in question:
Another large-scale protest is planned for Tuesday, when Palestinians mark their “nakba,” or catastrophe, referring to their mass uprooting during the Mideast war over Israel’s 1948 creation. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were driven out or fled homes in what is now Israel. More than two-thirds of Gaza residents are descendants of refugees.
I can’t remember when I last saw the capitalized term “Independence Day” in any international media news reports, nor the term “War of Independence”. Ditto for the Yom Kippur War, the Six Day War and the somewhat less heroic Sinai War.
I understand that these are inherently pro-Israel terms, told from an Israeli point-of-view. But they are vivid, concise, accurate, individuated terms. I’d also have thought that if they were transliterating Nakba they’d also be doing Yom Ha’atzma’ut in the vaunted name of balance. Moreover any war from which a nation-state arises deserves the term War of Independence.
“The Moment” is an occasional column/blog by novelist Amit Chaudhuri in The Paris Review.
Thursday, May 10th, 2018
Jony Ive talks watches with the founder of the Hodinkee watch magazine.
Wednesday, May 9th, 2018
In the wake of America’s withdrawal from the Iran deal, an Israel-Iran war is unlikely but still…
Tuesday, May 8th, 2018
Even as the USA is troubled at the national level, it is often flourishing locally, argues James Fallows, who has spent five years criss-crossing the country with his wife.
“America is becoming more like itself again,” he writes. “More Americans are trying to make it so, in more places, than most Americans are aware.”
This is good, it seems to me; better than if the reverse were true.
Monday, May 7th, 2018
Morocco will sever diplomatic ties with Iran over its support for the Polisario Front.
Saturday, May 5th, 2018
I keep referring back to this article by Kyle Chayka — beautifully and ironically illustrated by Daniel Hertzberg — and in a nice homologue I keep forgetting the term it coins, airspace:
It’s the realm of coffee shops, bars, startup offices, and co-live / work spaces that share the same hallmarks everywhere you go: a profusion of symbols of comfort and quality, at least to a certain connoisseurial mindset. Minimalist furniture. Craft beer and avocado toast. Reclaimed wood. Industrial lighting. Cortados. Fast internet. The homogeneity of these spaces means that traveling between them is frictionless, a value that Silicon Valley prizes.
The title says it’s sterile but is it? The word never appears within the article. Isn’t airspace more a vocabulary? Here in Brighton there are nasty pastiches of it (Tortilla: Real Californian Burritos and Tacos), lovely expressions (Gails Bakery) and sophisticated extensions (Smallbatch Coffee).
Thursday, May 3rd, 2018
Ben Thompson concisely contrasts Amazon and Apple. “I’m not sure that Amazon will beat Apple to $1 trillion, but they surely have the best shot at two.”
Eric Posner and Glen Weyl provide some diagnosis of and solutions for our new Gilded Age.
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2018
Joss Whedon on making The Avengers: “There’s very little that I didn’t look at. It’s like, This is a Dr. Strangelove moment. This is The Abyss. This is His Girl Friday. It’s constant. You have to have all that stuff sort of in a blender in your head.”
“Jon [Favreau] said, ‘Look into his eyes. If you look into his eyes you will know. Is he being asked a question or is he asking the question?’” On the making of Iron Man’s HUD.
Tuesday, May 1st, 2018
Ehud Yaari in The American Interest: “Israeli inaction came face-to-face with Iranian proactivity, and Israel now finds itself counting its losses even as the Syrian war winds down.” It seems we have been fighting the last war.
Jaron Lanier on social media: “We got into this by trying to be socialist and libertarian at the same time, and getting the worst of both worlds … we have to choose.”
Sunday, April 29th, 2018
“Our statement is a non-statement.” In this 2007 interview, Robert Culp (“the talent”) speaks of I Spy and his partner Bill Cosby (“the genius”).
Friday, April 27th, 2018
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un enters South Korea for a summit with President Moon Jae-in. They jointly plant a tree and sign a friendly declaration.
This review of The Jewish Joke: An essay with examples (less essay, more examples) has examples.
Thursday, April 26th, 2018
I liked Michelangelo because the obsessive and extreme torsion of his figures was so obviously derived from that of Jack Kirby.
Geoff Dyer, Comics in a Man’s Life
I can’t go for a few moments without sliding back my chair and gazing with massive self-love at my library.
Geoff Dyer, on books, in Unpacking My Library
Living abroad meant a move out of quotation marks.
Geoff Dyer, on books, in Unpacking My Library
Of course they should do it, what are they waiting for? Venice mulls charging for day-trippers — again.
Madonna at 60: Pop culture still reeks of her influence...
Musk attacks hero diver of Thai rescue...
Scientists peer into heart of hurricanes to improve intensity forecast...
Woman chases down, stabs man who flashed her at park...
Silicon Valley eyes Africa as new tech frontier...
The $247,000,000,000,000 global debt bomb...
WHO recognizes 'compulsive sexual behavior' as mental disorder...
UPDATE: Jaguar escapes New Orleans zoo, goes on animal killing spree...
With Trump in White House, candidates who sound like him hit campaign trail...
NYT: Inside 2020 preparations...
Canadians still visiting USA despite trade flap...
Games show off modern Russia...
Delirious French revel in World Cup victory...
Hillary begins speech: 'I'm so tired, I can barely stand'...
Angry mob butchers hundreds of crocodiles to avenge eaten villager...
Blockbuster Nearly Extinct, & So Is a Daily Experience
Why Europe Gets No Respect
The Danger of a Deal With Putin
Blame Dems, Not Trump, for Broken Immigration System
Time for Adam Putnam to Start Worrying
How Many Obama Staffers Were Assaulted by Republicans?
The Radical Left Isn't Radical at All, Thanks to GOP
A Russian Ham Sandwich
Trump Response to Russian Attacks 'Textbook Treason'
Democrats, Media Turn a Blind Eye to FBI Corruption
Strzok, Gowdy, and the Co-Opting of Government Oversight
Fire Strzok, Suspend Congress
Links for the intellectually curious, ranked by readers.
How Israel, in Dark of Night, Torched Its Way to Iran’s Nuclear Secrets
Debate about science at organizations like Google Brain/FAIR/DeepMind
Blue Origin plans to charge at least $200K for space rides
How should we evaluate progress in AI?
The Joy of Missing Out
The Forgotten Soviet-Japanese War of 1939
From Hospital Gowns to Couture: The Unlikely Origins of '60s Disposable Dresses
Async and Await in Rust: a full proposal
2018 MacBook Pro Review
Modern codecs like AV1 can bring better quality video to the open web
Mailinator.com: Anatomy of a Spammy Campaign
When You Watch Sports, Your Brain Thinks You’re Playing
Letter from Shenzhen
J.C. Bose: 60 GHz in the 1890s
How to take 7 years to ship a beta
Smart, efficient news worthy of your time, attention, and trust.
Scoop: The time Putin actually enraged Trump
Behind the scenes: Theresa May's Trumpian mission
Go deeper: The nuclear arms deals in focus for Trump-Putin
Inside Trump's actions on Russia
America's wage crisis no longer looks temporary
The devil's bargain for AI companies working in China
Israel reveals nuclear documents its spies stole from Iran
Next battleground for Big Tech: retail prescription drugs
Trump calls media "enemy of the people" while flying to Putin summit
Trump adds EU to list of foes, alongside China and Russia
The Trump-Putin Fox fest is happening tomorrow
John Bolton vs Mark Warner on extraditing 12 indicted Russians
IDF deploys Iron Domes in Greater Tel Aviv, more batteries in South
Israel’s security cabinet instructs the IDF to hit back for Gaza terror
Two Palestinians injured by Israeli UAV fire against balloon/kite squad
Israel: No Gaza ceasefire, no tolerance for kite-balloon terror
Four rockets fired from Gaza after unilateral Hamas-Jihad truce
Israel announces nationwide military drills amid war preparedness on northern and Gaza fronts
IDF announces nationwide drills this week
First Hamas rockets hit Ashkelon. Three slightly hurt in Sderot synagogue
Israel & Hamas escalate duel – 45 air strikes over Gaza, 80 rockets vs Israel
Massive Syrian-Hizballah Golan war preparations tie IDF down from reining in Gaza terror
Prepared for the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations
Why the Concern for UNRWA?
Trump Says There "Might Be an Escalation" between U.S., Iran
Israeli Company Enlight to Build Wind Farm in Spain
Pompeo Urges EU to Get Tough on Iran
NASA Chief Visits Israel to Expand Cooperation in Space
Israel Urges UN Environmental Advocate to Condemn Hamas Arson Attacks
Palestinian Membership in UN Agencies: Mandatory Defunding under U.S. Law
Assad Regime Reasserts Control in Syria's Former Rebel Strongholds
The Roots of BDS and the Campaign to Delegitimize Israel
One Killed in Iran Protest over Water Scarcity
Israel Trains Chefs to Cater to Rising Number of Chinese Tourists
Israel Transfers Aid to Syrians Displaced by Fighting
Russia Pushes Iran Away from Israel's Border - But for How Long?
Palestinian Arson Kites Set 40 New Fires Wednesday
The Peace Process: Is There Anything Really to Talk About?
Ancient coral testifies to the Sahara’s brutal past
South Africa celebrates completion of gigantic, super-sensitive telescope
High-quality genomes reveal new differences between the great apes
Science under siege: behind the scenes at Trump’s troubled environment agency
Single subatomic particle illuminates mysterious origins of cosmic rays
The Iceman’s fat-laden final meals
A planet the colour of charcoal
Deforestation ticks up in Brazil's savannah
Your face
Author Correction: Genome-wide changes in lncRNA, splicing, and regional gene expression patterns in autism
A fresh take on ancient climate change in the North Pacific
Two centuries since discovery of dawn-of-life molecule
Histidine metabolism boosts cancer therapy
A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
Juul Madness
Hydrocarbon Hypocrisy
Freed by Robots?
Still Pulling the Strings
';Emergency'; at Yale: Qualified Judge Named to Court!
Brain candy for Happy Mutants
Ben Carson wants to raise rents on public housing tenants by 300%+, attacking elderly, people with disabilities and working poor
Diane Feinstein has lost the California Democrats' Senate-race endorsement to a left-wing insurgent long-shot
5 important skills to learn this summer
Avowed "utopian anarchist" Elon Musk is also one of the top donors to the GOP "Protect the House" PAC
Chinese iPhones crash when users try to type Taiwanese flag characters
The world's most popular smartphones are underpowered, unusable hot messes
Sky blue, water wet, porn filters don't work
America's largest fast-food chains forced to end conspiracy not to hire people looking for better-paid McJobs
These indestructible flashlights are designed to smash through obstacles
How Mondly's language-learning AI helps you speak like a true native
Former military contractor found guilty of stealing U.S. Navy drone secrets
Underneath ancient Mexican temple, archeologists find an even older one
Baby peacock shows off its tiny feathers for the first time
These cloven toe pumps will make you look twice
Facts about British exports (and imports)
On Preferring A to B, while also preferring B to A
Sunday assorted links
Gendered language
Saturday assorted links
Simplifiers vs. constructors in science
What I’ve been reading and browsing
Friday assorted links
*Kolyma Stories*, by Varlam Shalamov
Teacher wages and upward mobility
Canadian immigration sentences to ponder
The Long-run Effects of Teacher Collective Bargaining
Who’s complacent?
Thursday assorted links
Which elements of the Trump legacy will persist?
Rumors and news on everything Apple since 1997
Review: Ecovacs Ozmo 601 is an iPhone-controlled robo vac that can also mop
Apple loses three Indian executives as company struggles with iPhone sales
Hands on with the new Apple and Blackmagic Thunderbolt 3 eGPU
iPhone survives 1,000-foot plummet out of a plane, located by owner with 'Find my iPhone'
How to save up to $535 on Apple's 2018 MacBook Pro
Apple's new leather MacBook Sleeve is finely crafted and high quality -- but at a cost
App Roundup: Astropad, Oilist, Cthulhu Chronicles, Farrago, more!
This week on AI: New MacBook Pros, iOS 11.4.1, AirPlay 2, Apple's 2018 roadmap & more
2018 MacBook Pro keyboards include silicone membrane, might protect against key failure
First look: Apple's 2018 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
Apple partners with Malala Fund on education for Brazilian girls
LG UltraFine 4K, 5K & Apple Thunderbolt monitors can be used as True Tone displays
