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• @andreapitzer The clerks and make-up counters kind of freak me out. 5 hours ago
• RT @inneskeighren: Hats off to @NoamLeshem and @AlPinkerton on their new @ProgHumGeog paper, "Rethinking expeditions: on critical expeditio… 13 hours ago
• RT @SumanSeth42: Damn. This will be an enormously significant book. Can’t wait to read it. twitter.com/jamesposkett/s… 16 hours ago
• Persuasive essay. Reminds me of the myth of the US 1950s Golden Age which -- outside the confines of middle-class w… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 16 hours ago
• @hpstorian I like it -- kind of 2001ish. https://t.co/SkGG2yxPWf 17 hours ago
• @IChotiner Gessen's great but this is not her best. She concludes saying "one wonders if a good leader—especially t… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 18 hours ago
• @sarahmpicks It is! 1 day ago
• RT @leilasedai: Until the mid 20th century, paleontologists believed that dinosaurs didn't inhabit New Zealand, but Joan Wiffen, an amateur… 1 day ago
• "[Benedict] Anderson provided historians with a fresh sense of processual verbs for examining ways of thinking cent… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 1 day ago
• "For Sheppard, temperance was the end; science education and the vote were the means to get there" @k8shep writes a… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 1 day ago
• Incredibly impressed by the audio editing of @nytimes new podcast Caliphate. Music, sequencing, impromptu dialogue,… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 2 days ago
• RT @AnnetteJosephG: My chapter on Guadeloupean lawyer Gerty Archimède is in such distinguished company w @ParisNoire @VraieMmeMerle Tyler S… 2 days ago
• @rcallimachi @nytimes So, so interesting. Please stay safe. 2 days ago
• Listening to @nytimes podcast Caliphate. Confirms for me that @rcallimachi is one kick-ass journalist. Fearless. Am… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 2 days ago
• @andrewstuhl Good luck Andrew. Great that you're getting back on the bike! 2 days ago
• @LeapingRobot It will be eclipsed by the blinding awesomeness of the Warren-Yates ticket. 3 days ago
• @exohugh Interesting that TESS won't find many earth-like planets around yellow main-sequence stars. Was this an issue for astrobiologists? 3 days ago
• "TESS will detect almost every single hot Jupiter within a few hundred lightyears" hughosborn.co.uk/2018/04/18/wha… @exohugh 3 days ago
• RT @BadAstronomer: TESS is deployed! It separated from the Falcon 9 2nd stage, and is now flying on its own. We’re about to find a LOT more… 3 days ago
• RT @StellarPlanet: We have a great gang of people @stsci here watching the @NASA_TESS launch. Bring on the #exoplanets - everyone drink whe… 3 days ago