Madeline Trimble
@madjoyish.bsky.social
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They're convenient when they're like "I want to watch one more episode before bed!!" and you can be like "ok, how about Bluey?" when the other show they were watching is 30 minutes
November 26, 2025 at 5:15 PM
They're convenient when they're like "I want to watch one more episode before bed!!" and you can be like "ok, how about Bluey?" when the other show they were watching is 30 minutes
Felt it here in Fair Lawn too. Freaked me the hell out!
August 3, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Felt it here in Fair Lawn too. Freaked me the hell out!
It's the best/most recent non-internal poll we have. It's all we have to go on!
I know I've heard a lot of people who really wanted to know how those candidates poll head to head vs Republicans to help guide their decision, but to my knowledge there are no polls of that out, either.
I know I've heard a lot of people who really wanted to know how those candidates poll head to head vs Republicans to help guide their decision, but to my knowledge there are no polls of that out, either.
April 25, 2025 at 2:43 PM
It's the best/most recent non-internal poll we have. It's all we have to go on!
I know I've heard a lot of people who really wanted to know how those candidates poll head to head vs Republicans to help guide their decision, but to my knowledge there are no polls of that out, either.
I know I've heard a lot of people who really wanted to know how those candidates poll head to head vs Republicans to help guide their decision, but to my knowledge there are no polls of that out, either.
Which is funny because it is a point very much in favor of the Stancil idea that social media is fundamentally breaking people's brains and destroying society
April 21, 2025 at 4:02 AM
Which is funny because it is a point very much in favor of the Stancil idea that social media is fundamentally breaking people's brains and destroying society
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💯 This op-ed by ed research leaders made that essential point quite forcefully:
"Abruptly ending near-complete projects does not drive efficiency. Instead, it ensures that the public sees no benefit from the investments already made, converting what was productive spending into waste."
"Abruptly ending near-complete projects does not drive efficiency. Instead, it ensures that the public sees no benefit from the investments already made, converting what was productive spending into waste."
Cutting research funding would make education less effective and efficient
Presidents of education research associations explain the impacts of recent funding cuts to the Institute of Education Sciences (IES).
www.brookings.edu
March 8, 2025 at 7:57 PM
💯 This op-ed by ed research leaders made that essential point quite forcefully:
"Abruptly ending near-complete projects does not drive efficiency. Instead, it ensures that the public sees no benefit from the investments already made, converting what was productive spending into waste."
"Abruptly ending near-complete projects does not drive efficiency. Instead, it ensures that the public sees no benefit from the investments already made, converting what was productive spending into waste."
I took my daughter home from the hospital on election day 2024. I was imagining telling her someday that we elected our first female president that day. Instead....... This 😭
March 5, 2025 at 2:53 PM
I took my daughter home from the hospital on election day 2024. I was imagining telling her someday that we elected our first female president that day. Instead....... This 😭