#Quality

Peter Burns

PeterBurnsESPN

Couple things I wanted to unpack on what seemed like a rough day of headlines in CFB1) The idea that ALL college sports shuts it down by next week is

Anne Louise Avery

AnneLouiseAvery

There's a fleeting scene in Brief Encounter when Celia Johnson nips into Boots the Chemist to change her library book: “Miss Lewis had at last managed to get the new

Nicola Duke

NicTrades

London commercial property collapsing as companies realise staff can work from home. Tech was always going to make this happen but Covid has pushed it forward.Companies save on rent. Staff

Marissa Goldberg

mar15sa

Let's imagine for a second what remote work could look like if we weren't just making it "office work but at home".If done right, it could lead to more individualized

Alex Dalassio

ADalassio

Occult ritual thread. Final chapter. Encore.In my opinion, one of the main objectives of the ritual is to sever our connection with the etheric body. Your etheric body plays an

Tiho Brkan

TihoBrkan

1/ When it comes to real estate investing, we focus on several strategies.One of those strategies is the “value add” in luxury apartments & homes. We started one such project

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

Heard of SARS-CoV2 variant from Japan?No?How about one from South Korea?No?Surely variants from New Zealand & Vietnam?Of course notBecause these places haven't given rise to scary variantsBut what places have.....has

Luke Cannon

LukeCannon727

Guess how many podcasts Barstool has?TWENTY-FIVE!If you're building a brand, a podcast is the best way to attract loyal fans.Here's why: Quick poll: what makes or breaks a podcast for

Rose Grayston

rosegrayston

FANTASTIC NEWS! From April 2021, homes created through Permitted Development Rights will have to meet minimum space standards. This means an end to offices being split up into tiny rabbit

Derrick Barth 🎃

darklightdays

I crunched in triple-A and as much as I hate to say it, I don't think having a seat at any table would be enough. What we need is a

Yehuda Lindell

LindellYehuda

This article (https://cacm.acm.org/blogs/blog-cacm/248824-how-objective-is-peer-review/fulltext) has got me thinking a bit about this, and it has a lot to do with expectation setting. I don't think that peer review is perfect or

Saad Asad

realsaadasad

1/ The feature / benefit discussion in marketing is a lot like learning any new hobby, learn the rules first before you break/adapt the rules.Let me explain (I cringed using

Alex

_alex_joshua

I don't think it is, but from talking with my grandfather, who immigrated here penniless in 1960 & became successful, the biggest problem nowadays is an obsession with prior qualifications

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/5For over 15 years Chinese regulators have implemented one reform after another aimed at taming the wildly speculative Chinese stock markets in an attempt to make them converge with more

YourWullie

YourWullie

Here's some of Colin O'Brien's photographs of travellers' children taken in 1987."I came across the travellers parked up around London Fields station and took some Polaroid pictures of the children,

Congresswoman Cori Bush

RepCori

I'm honored to partner with @SenMarkey on the introduction of the Environmental Justice Mapping and Data Collection Act of 2021, which will bring St. Louis to the forefront in the

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