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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/19/15)

Let's bring back "Pecksniffian."

Hysteria and Teenage Girls

Fascinating: Hunting for Random: The Quest to Find Numbers That Keep Your Data Safe

This Is What It Looks Like When 152 Black Cats Audition for a Movie

There were a lot of waffles on Gossip Girl.

15 Once-Popular Baby Names On The Verge Of Extinction

9 Historical Mysteries Solved By Astronomy

Too Many Men
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Tags: art, cats, feminism, food, funny things, Gossip Girl, history, international, names, politics, space, tech stuff, TV

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/18/15)

Awesome: Oregon will be the first state to automatically register voters

You should absolutely read this amazing piece my friend Todd wrote about being adopted.

This is great: UK Sunday paper won't review books marketed "to exclude either sex"

A Girl, A Shoe, A Prince: The Endlessly Evolving Cinderella

4 historical heroes who loved charts

Now I wish I could read the B.Y. Times books.

The Bizarre, Unsolved Mystery of ‘My Immortal,’ the World’s Worst Fanfiction Story

Awwww.
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Tags: books, current events, fairy tales, fandom, feminism, history, kidlit, movies, politics, toys

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/17/15)

Happy St. Patrick's Day! The Google doodle is cute, of course.

'Tis the Season to Celebrate Irish Women Warriors and Feminists

And on a lighter note, I love these DIY shamrock headbands.

Very interesting: The ideas that define Benjamin Netanyahu

I realized I knew very little about the political situation in Haiti, and this was helpful.

24 Thoughts on Sexism, Feminism, YA, Reading, and The Publishing Industry

Related: On kindness

Men Sleeping Quietly And Not Talking Or Bothering Anyone In Western Art History
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Tags: art, books, crafts, current events, feminism, funny things, history, holidays, international, Ireland, politics, publishing stuff, religion, St. Patrick's Day, YA

Monday, March 16, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/16/15)

Me elsewhere: TV news!

I love today's Anna Atkins Google doodle.

Good job, Boston!

The lyrics for 'Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego' apply weirdly well to Vladimir Putin

But seriously: The very scary reality behind the silly rumors of Putin’s death

Jamelle Bouie, always a necessary read: A New Danger in Ferguson

Honestly, the fact that John Dickerson is writing about Iowa again makes me so happy I almost cried when I started reading this.

Well, this is terrible: Pol Who Gave Away Adopted Daughters Thought They Were Possessed

19 Struggles Only People Who Hate People Understand
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Tags: 2016 election, Boston, crime, funny things, Hillary Clinton, international, local, politics, race, science, snow, TV

Friday, March 13, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/13/15)

Happy Friday!

Are you near Lowell and like arty things? Check this out.

Your Friday probably needs 9 adorable royal babies and toddlers around the world.

Whoa: Watch these artists 3D print animation into reality

Related: You can print a Hillary Clinton action figure.

The Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction longlist looks good. I'm reading one of those books right now!

An Interview With A Regular Watch

8 Magical and Delicious Harry Potter Cocktails

Josh Groban and Kelly Clarkson doing "All I Ask of You"? Yes please.

Here's your Tumblr of the day.

Ooh, bookshelf masking tape.
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Tags: alcohol, arts, awards, books, cute things, funny things, Harry Potter, Hillary Clinton, Kelly Clarkson, local, music, royals, tech stuff

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/12/15)

The uproar over Sen. Tom Cotton's letter to Iran, explained

Bold: State Rep Moves to Keep Georgia Free of Werewolves, Mermaids, Centaurs (But only the ones that aren't "naturally occurring.")

Has our online existence created new mental disorders?

Good Shameless piece: The Emotional Double-Edged Sword of Upward Mobility in America

When the Only Way to See a Doctor While Going Into Labor Is to Tweet at a Brand

12 Women on Twitter and Self-Promotion

How low self-esteem is killing girls’ academic success around the world

A Girl's Guide to Sexual Purity
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Tags: current events, education, feminism, health care, international, politics, religion, Shameless, social media, tech stuff, TV, Twitter

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/10/15)

Obviously I don't want this to happen, but what happens when Queen Elizabeth II dies is fascinating.

This new TiVo OnePass feature looks amazing.

The Oscars reward movies for adults in an age when adults don't go to the movies

9 Historical Murder Mysteries Solved More Than A Century Later

This piece about MH370 theorizing is quite interesting.

I Grew Up in a Cult. Here’s What Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Gets Right.

Cancelled plans ARE the best.

How to Tell If You Are in a Shakespearean Comedy
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Tags: Academy Awards, awards, current events, funny things, history, international, movies, religion, royals, Shakespeare, tech stuff, TV

Monday, March 9, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/9/15)

Okay, getting back to normal this week. Here's your weekly TV news!

This actually has good advice applicable to a lot of situations: I Hate Myself Because I Don't Work For BuzzFeed

Oh no: Everybody Panic: Peeps-Flavored Milk Is Here

Hee: A Letter of Apology from the State of Maine to Lev Grossman

Aah! Hang out with tiny Mulder and Scully in their miniature X-Files office

Share Your Story of How Agatha Christie Changed Your Life

Look at this Harry Potter dress!

British ‘chocolate greenhouse’ saving the world’s cocoa

32 Things Someone From New England Might Have To Explain To An Out-Of-Towner
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Tags: advice, Agatha Christie, chocolate, Easter, fashion, food, funny things, Harry Potter, international, Lev Grossman, local, Maine, media, mysteries, The X-Files, TV

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/3/15)

Classic Alice announced that if they make it to 50k, a generous donor has promised to push it to their goal of 60k. Only 10k to go. Can you help just a little?

Standard Responses to Online Stupidity

Are you worried about the UN taking over the Alamo? So is this Texas state senator.

Whoa: A Map of the Literary Genres

Whoa again: Stories of the Past and Future

Interesting: Slate's Panoply platform is serious about podcasts

Don't Think, Just Hot Take

The Time Everyone "Corrected" the World's Smartest Woman

Pretty: Pinup Girl Vintage Collection honors Disney artist Mary Blair
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Monday, March 2, 2015

Morning Coffee (3/2/15)

Classic Alice's funding campaign ends FRIDAY. If we get to $50k, something MAGICAL will happen. That's under $14k to go. Can you help? Just a little? Please?

How Designers Recreated Alan Turing's Top-Secret, Code-Cracking World In "The Imitation Game"

I desperately wanted this story to be about a lawsuit about an actual typo made by Ryan Seacrest.

I'm excited about Rebecca Onion's new history stuff at Slate.

Hee: Martha Stewart CANNOT With These "Fifty Shades of Grey" Questions

The Evolution of Julie Plec

Learn How Agent Carter‘s Costume Designer Made All Of Peggy’s Outfits Battle Ready

Veronica Mars meets Gillian Flynn? Yes please.

Fun: Pick the U.S. Presidents (Without Missing One)
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