Posts by Chris Weiss
If you’ve not read @amandamull.bsky.social ‘s piece, please do! It’s such good insight on both the 14 hours early and the skin of your teeth approach
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I wonder how fast the iron horse could run it?
Or a horse
Incentive structures for education research and publication are not designed to support replication. You don't make your name or get tenure by replicating someone's results. We are taught we stand on the shoulders of previous researchers - but we get pubs and make tenure by stepping on their faces.
The fact that Mamdani just seems like a cheerful normal guy who's policies are things like "we're going to tax second homes to fund pothole repairs" or whatever and yet this generates panicked responses like "This is basically Stalin's great purge turned up to eleven" is... telling. It tells things.
Mr. Mamdani's tax returns contained none of the splash of some of his predecessors', particularly those released by former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a billionaire whose staff would every year usher the media into his accountant's office, where they would learn how many homes he owned (at one point, they numbered 12). Mr. Mamdani, in contrast, lived with his wife in a rent-stabilized apartment in Astoria in Queens before moving to Gracie Mansion in January. His financial disclosure statement also said he owns property in Uganda. The tax returns for Mr. Bloomberg's successor, Bill de Blasio, were more anodyne. During his first year as mayor, Mr. Mamdani's predecessor, Eric Adams, put off releasing his tax returns for months, a situation he blamed in part on his hiring an accountant who he said subsequently became homeless. He ultimately released them that October.
The four kinds of NYC mayor.
Exactly one year ago today:
this was great - informative and enjoyable (and not just for the BBQ recs). Thank you!
“Reparented”
Like the architect of the most recent fiasco in the region: Donald Rumsfeld
Princeton in the nation’s service lol
Mike Miles was moonlighting: earning $190,000 over the past three years as a consultant for Third Future Schools (TFS), the Colorado-based charter school network he founded and previously led.
This likely violated state law.
it's a matrilineal society. So you wouldn't be eligible since it's through your dad and his dad - but he has been recognized and identified as a Cherokee Citizen by the Cherokee Nation. That's really all any of us need to know.
Fair - this feels more like Chuck E Cheese gateway to the casino as curriculum.
The man is Cherokee from Tulsa - he HAS to know he himself was ineligible for US citizenship until two generations ago.
This is the specific story of Pryzbylewski figuring out a way to teach math in Season 4 of the Wire?
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The only team without a pride night doing something like this!?!? Shocking!
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The Texas Rangers have unveiled a controversial new statue modeled after Jay Banks, a former Texas law enforcement officer known for enforcing school segregation.
The unveiling preceded the MLB’s celebration of Jackie Robinson Day, which commemorates the first African American MLB player.
Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.
So pro-voucher Dems will push for vouchers. But the overall state party? Do you have any links or anything to share to support that? Web search turns up nothing
For people who like airline food but don't want to fly?
I can understand why they wrote it as they did - but by trying to eliminate one aspect of bias by making the q “balanced,” they introduced a worse bias.
I really blame the writer and editor more, but know that publication strives to “win the morning”
and suspect the phrase "it is damaging to question it" is a BIG thumb on the scale of these results. If you eliminated the "damaging..." clauses from both, I imagine results would be very different.
It's a garbage phrasing of the question: "Which of the following comes closest to your view?: The science on vaccines is clear and it is damaging to question it | The facts on vaccines are still up for debate and it is damaging to enforce their uptake"
The Hitchcock Center for the Environment and the National Yiddish Book Center are also independent and are expected to remain open.
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whew. thank you for sharing!
This is on a chart
There's no greater sign of the iron grip that "both sides" framing has on American journalists than the repeated descriptions of the unhinged tantrum Trump is throwing over the pope's anodyne statements on Catholic doctrine as a "feud" or a "fight" or anything else that implies they're both to blame