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Things I’m Verbing: Real rhinos, thick skins and great expectations

Happy Saturday! It’s the weekend! Sure is nice to kick back and do some reading, right? My simple goal today is to read all the articles in the 22 browser tabs I have open. — Hassan S. Ali (@hassanisms) July 23, 2016 Totally, totally. So, it’s all good stuff, I’m sure: great journalism, considered research,Continue reading “Things I’m Verbing: Real rhinos, thick skins and great expectations”

Things I’m Verbing: The Invisible Hand of Westeros, Evading Spoiler Minefields and the Voice of Turtle Power

For the next week, I have this problem: I want to be on the Internet, and particularly social media, but I also want to go into seeing Captain America: Civil War next Friday without having seen most of it in either leaked clips or people talking openly about spoilers. Concurrently, I’m also eager for any newsContinue reading “Things I’m Verbing: The Invisible Hand of Westeros, Evading Spoiler Minefields and the Voice of Turtle Power”

Things I’m Verbing: Yiddish for toughs, productivity for the overworked and the blues for all of us

I write these posts trying to think both of my friends who are constantly swapping the best links on Slack all day and my friends who prefer to skim the news. For everyone, I think because of its omnipresence around (journalism) social media, you can’t forget to read “The Obama Doctrine,” Jeffrey Goldberg’s remarkable longContinue reading “Things I’m Verbing: Yiddish for toughs, productivity for the overworked and the blues for all of us”