Category: newsletter
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Newsletter April 30, 2018
Other Newsletters Ed’s Vacuum Newsletter for 2018-W17 – lots on local politics, which these days is basically all about the building (or “not building”) of places for people to live. Also, he talks about how to subscribe to the newsletter and the problems therein. Patti Smith has a newsletter too! Newsletter 4/29/18 – Ann Arbor…
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Newsletter April 23, 2018
Ed’s Newsletter and the Dramatic Rescue of Archie Ed’s Vacuum/2018-W16.md is another good one (of course!). Read up on the Y lot vote happening this week, which, woof…it’s acrimonious. Ed also recounts the story of a lost dog that was eventually found via NextDoor. A few months ago we helped get a lost dog back…
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Newsletter April 9, 2018
Here are the Other Local Newsletters You Should be Reading Ed’s Vacuum newsletter for 2018-W14, Issue 5 (new series) George’s Roundup, April 6 The CivCity Initiative Spring Scrimmage for Local Civics! Reader and RSS Anil Dash tweeted a sentiment that resonated a lot with me: Google’s decision to kill Google Reader was a turning point…
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Newsletter April 2, 2018
Newsletters, Local Newsletter Type Things Ed’s Vacuum newsletter for 2018-W13, Issue 4 is a good one. Lots of items of local Ann Arbor interest, and also one about multimeters! And George wrote a roundup! The tweet he shares in there made me a very angry online person. Internet, Ownership If I had a mission statement…
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Newsletter: March 26, 2018
Ed is up to three. Go, Ed! Twitter (and Facebook) Break I’m–well before I tweet about this–on a twitter break. Facebook too, but that’s less of a compulsion for me. It’s good to take breaks. Whenever I take a break it’s a good 24 hours for my brain to stop thinking in 140-240ish character likeable…
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Newsletter: March 19, 2018
I like what Ed is doing over on Github with his weekly newsletter and joked that about doing fork of it (can you fork just a concept?). I’m still pretty bullish on the personal blog as a format hence here vs. GitHub. Ed validated that going through your twitter feed is a good format for…