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    An embarrassment of words (www.thecharrette.co)

    A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice…

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    The Glimpse | Weekly World News #4 (www.linkedin.com)

    The objective of The Glimpse is to offer a brief overview of world news events throughout the week. While not exhaustive, our hope is these stories can provide a small window into global events. 

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    Election night thoughts (www.thecharrette.co)

    Sometimes we get too distracted to realize how lucky we are.

    When I was in college, I visited the famous Portobello Road, where all the great antique shops are. I squeezed my way into a store and saw one of the most beautiful necklaces I had ever seen.

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    Duffel Blog (www.duffelblog.com)

    Duffel Blog is the first and only satire newsletter devoted to the military community. Read in the Pentagon and around the world. “They’ve made a lot of fun of me and I’ve enjoyed every bit of it.”—Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.

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    ESG = Emperor Sans Garments(?) (www.piggyback.one)

    The consensus ESG investing movement provokes an inverse “Anti-ESG” reaction. Human progress through capitalism is a series of messy tradeoffs. Wise investors look inward for “fairness” and virtues.

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    Daily Newsletter (www.faithonview.com)

    Today’s Christian News |100% Free daily newsletter that provides a broad range of Christian perspectives. We share diverse viewpoints so you can make up your own mind.

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    Taking Action this World Oceans Day (happyplace.substack.com)

    To guide us through World Ocean’s Month, welcome guest writer and activist Kevin Travis – an SOHP community member and Science Officer at California Ocean Science Trust. We’re covering both personal and systemic actions you can take to help save a happy place spanning 70% of the world.

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