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Monthly Archives: mei 2019

Wat zou je jongere zelf vertellen?

Een tijd geleden las ik deze post op A Cup of Jo: Here, 11 women share the warm and funny advice they would offer their younger selves, and I’d love to hear yours… Dat is iets waar je even van gaat nadenken. Op een willekeurige treinrit schreef ik deze bij mekaar. Kans is groot dat […]

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How to Grow Up: A Guide to Humans

Jawaddedadde, Mark Manson: The problem is that the media (again, both on the right and the left) has discovered that reinforcing the childish wishes of extremists on each side is good for business. That’s because extremists, like children, are compulsive. They don’t know how to stop. They are addicts for their cause. They throw their […]

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Pleidooi voor actie – random thoughts

Zondag was een koude douche. Ik ga niet rond de pot draaien, ik heb – snowflake die ik ben – liggen bleiten gelijk een klein kind. De combinatie van een grotere overwinning voor het VB dan ik had ingeschat en de teleurstelling rond de gemiste grondstroom van Groen, dat was me even te veel. Ik […]

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The Real Reason Fans Hate the Last Season of Game of Thrones

Zeynep Tufekci: Benioff and Weiss steer the narrative lane away from the sociological and shifted to the psychological. That’s the main, and often only, way Hollywood and most television writers tell stories.

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Yes, This Photo from Everest Is Real

Outside. Zotjes: Wist ik niet: Because of the intense jet stream that hovers near Everest’s 29,029-foot summit for much of the year, there are only a few weather windows, often two or three days in late May, when it’s optimal for climbers to make a push for the top—forcing many expeditions to all go for it at […]

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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, The Ultimate Preview

Vanity Fair kreeg een exclusieve blik achter de schermen van de nieuwe Star Wars: We know things, as a people and as an audience, that we didn’t know back then. For example: back then it felt sort of O.K. to like Darth Vader, because even though he was evil he was also incredibly cool, and […]

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Create a ‘Noticing Wall’ for Your Kid

Lifehacker: If you’re creating a noticing wall, a good first rule would be: Don’t talk about the noticing wall, or at least don’t talk about it too much. You don’t even need to give the wall a name. Let it just sit there and be a quiet place for thoughts, hopes and curiosities. Dit ga […]

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I was wrong about the iPad Pro

Owen Williams: There are two things that the iPad excels at: battery life—despite a constant 4G connection—and the ways it forces you to multitask: slowly, with intent. 100% mee eens.

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Most-watched TV finales ever

Axios:

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Zelfstandige in bijberoep

Ik ben sinds 2,5 jaar zelfstandige in bijberoep. Ik doe vanalles rond bier, zoals bierdegustaties aan huis, hobbybrouwcursussen en gidsbeurten bij Het Anker. En ik help organisaties en andere zelfstandigen rond communicatie, evenementen en campagnes. Allemaal leuk, want het zijn allemaal dingen waar je een centje voor wil vragen en op die manier kan dat […]

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