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Are You Self-Promoting or Bragging?: Balancing Your Exterior and Interior Lives

December 2, 2019April 18, 2018

Earlier this year, American writer Dani Shapiro published a piece at LitHub about balancing social media and writing. She recounts how she sent out a … Read more

Tags bragging, community, Dani Shapiro, excited, Hannah Arendt, Miya Tokumitsu, private, public, Richard Power, science communication, self-promotion, sharing, social media, Susan Sontag, work, writing
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The Foothills Erratics Train is an AB treat. During last glaciation a giant ... rockslide occurred onto a glacier at Mt Edith Cavell @jasperNP. Carried to Hinton, then S for > 600 km to MT, the quartzite boulders were let down on the margin of the Foothills https://t.co/jFnHAkWRea https://t.co/JzBeIOVaP2

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January thaw in 2021 from 1/10-1/15 with daily max T of at least 3 C at Everest ... Base Camp has led to continued ablation and upward movement of snow line on area glaciers in mid-January! @EVER_WEATHER @NASA_Landsat @NatGeo
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