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Posts by Elizabeth C. Neilson, PhD (she/her)

My mom used to bring an “emergency book” with her everywhere, just in case you’ve got some time on your hands

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I’ve heard a lot of issues folks are having with using data panels. Does anyone have a party they prefer to go through? I’ve heard rumblings that prolific may not be great and others recommended forthright access. Any recs?

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One man labeled “record form” hugged from behind by man labeled “you” while a third man labeled “your instructor” claps

One man labeled “record form” hugged from behind by man labeled “you” while a third man labeled “your instructor” claps

This is the stuff I put on my slides when I’m teaching Cog Assessment

So cringe

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Because of the National driver register, since their licenses are suspended, trans folks cannot move to another state and get a new license until they remove the suspension on their existing Kansas license.

They can't even escape this by moving to another state.

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This morning during a particularly overstimulating and poor vibe Costco trip, while I was looking for some iron supplements, my husband goes “iron helps us play!” and I lost it

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Starting my year off right by throwing out every grain of magic sand in my house.

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Let’s swap out the fragile, slowly maturing frontal cortexes of society’s teens and replace them with a soulless, sycophantic pattern recognizing machine designed by hubristic, Ayn Rand obsessed simpletons with no historical sensibility, & whose main motivation is profit maximization. This is fine.

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It’s 21% of the world's surface fresh water, Michael, how much could it cost?

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I feel like "academic hiring" discourse is always kind of downstream of the fact that in the 50s we started building a giant public system to make a college education almost universally available and in the 80s and 90s we started taking it apart to go back to the only-the-rich model

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The way this semester refuses to end.

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“Oh, you only fight the fights you can win? You fight the fights that need fighting.”

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The new Knives Out is great

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Also this gif is how you know Rickman was a professional because Colonel Brandon would never tolerate his character in Love Actually

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a cat is jumping out of a cardboard box with the words boo cat jumpscare written on it . Alt: a cat is jumping out of a cardboard box with the words boo cat jumpscare written on it

This year’s RSA symposium deadline

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Every moment better than the last

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I have learned today that there will be a limited release of a restored 1995 Sense and Sensibility next week and when I say my eyes filled with tears I am not exaggerating

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100 years of average January-October temperature anomalies over land areas through 2025...

Data from NOAAGlobalTemp v6.0.0: www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/lan...

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Confession as a Michigan fan: I care more about the Michigan State game than the OSU game. I respect the rivalry, but from a pragmatic angle, I have to interact with way more MSU people than OSU people.

Keep in mind, caring is relative. My “caring more” is still very low on caring.

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a sidewalk and bike lane covered in snow and the road perfectly cleared.
One of these
is not like the others.
A city's priorities become as clear as the spaces they choose to maintain in the winter.

a sidewalk and bike lane covered in snow and the road perfectly cleared. One of these is not like the others. A city's priorities become as clear as the spaces they choose to maintain in the winter.

"A city's priorities become as clear as the spaces they choose to maintain in the winter."

Creative done with @thebikinglawyer.bsky.social

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As I always do with boycotts, I urge: be tough with corporations, gentle with individual buyers. For some people, Black Friday sales are the way they get their kids jackets that fit, shoes that hold up to the weather. Yelling at them doesn’t help the cause.

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Reboot Frasier except it’s Robin and Steve’s morning radio show

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For my musical theater people:

This weekend a woman told me that when she and her husband were dating, she told him her favorite musical was “Hairspray” and he wanted to get her tickets but he got them for “Hair” instead.

It was his first time seeing a musical

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AI is killing the college essay as more professors ditch robot-written papers for in-class exams. So now even fewer students are being taught to write well (an energy intensive task!).

Students lose out, bc good writing = good thinking: a training of the brain towards structure, style & substance.

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Hey alcohol research folks, is anyone still looking for symposium speakers for RSA? I have some EMA data on rural young adults that I’d love to present but I don’t think I have bandwidth to also organize. Hit me up if you want to hear more!

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Learning this news at 9:45pm on a Sunday while folks try to process my tax exempt certificate is somehow a low

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As someone who has revamped their psych of gender class assignments to be explicitly focused on critical thinking in response to media, the NYT really gives me a lot to work with

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I like that I started that by apologizing when I, in fact, apologize for nothing

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Apologies to everyone who has to be around me for the foreseeable future because I’ll either be 1) watching Diane Keaton movies or 2) quoting Diane Keaton movies at every opportunity

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