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Hi Twitterfolk! I'm interested in speaking to folks who work (or previously worked) for a mental health mobile crisis service in California. Please reach out via DM or email if you'd like to chat, even informally -- thanks!
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Pope Francis is the first pope to be named after Francis of Assisi, the radical activist who started a movement 800 years ago against social injustices and inequality, wars, and corruption.
Thank you @DeborahNetburn for this great @latimes story!
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The rare California section as a picture postcard for LA... enjoy it while it lasts! Sadly, regularly scheduled programming will resume soon
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As we’ve seen in the past few months, ChatGPT is quite the prolific writer ✏️
I spoke with 5 folks who happily used it to write their cover letters and shared some excerpts with the @latimes. Take the mini-quiz and see if you can tell the difference! 👀
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Rain is forecast for L.A. and snow for Tahoe, a good time to revisit @DeborahNetburn's take on faith and rain. Not often a story mentions an Aztec rain god, the Jewish festival of Sukkot and former Gov. Rick Perry, who once asked Texans to pray for rain.
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Please visit our digital memorial to the victims of the Monterey Park shooting, for which translated versions came out today in Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
Simplified: latimes.com/projects/montere…
Traditional: latimes.com/projects/montere…
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“It is ok for us to feel outrage about outrageous things.”
APA President @drthema offers science-based tips to deal with the psychological impacts of the killing of Tyre Nichols, which may include depression, anxiety, numbness, panic, or confusion. youtube.com/watch?v=3DQ19Mlm…
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Before the Memphis Police Dept. releases the video of 5 MPD officers murdering #TyreNichols during a routine traffic stop, and that heinous video inevitably goes viral, I want to amplify THIS video of Tyre LIVING his best life. 🛹👑🙏🏿😔✊🏿
#JusticeForTyreNichols
🎥: Austin Dean
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Women scientists at famed oceanography institute have half the lab space of men science.org/content/article/…
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Two shooters targeted #AsianAmericans in #MontereyPark + in #HalfMoonBay. People asked: Is it a hate crime? Turns out, they are Asian-on-Asian attacks and I'm hearing: Is there hidden trauma affecting elderly Asian men, pushing them to explode? Our story: lat.ms/3XEdVxt
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This #LunarNewYear is like no other lunar new year - with talk of taboo topics and violence shattering the joy of the day. My front page story w/ @DeborahNetburn @jenyamato @Rjaellis. We thank you for reading + subscribing to our massive @LATimes coverage. latimes.com/california/story…
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I daresay @DeborahNetburn's latest @latimes Column One is the first to mention the Jewish festival of Sukkot, Noah's Ark, the Aztec rain god Tlaloc and former Texas Gov. Rick Perry. All in one story. A thoughtful and entertaining read about rain and faith. latimes.com/california/story…
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Thanks @DeborahNetburn for the spiritual reflection on rain, drought and climate change that I didn't know I needed.
"Rain has the ability to create, and to destroy. And so it becomes a matter of faith: We pray for it, even as we fear it." latimes.com/california/story…
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“She has the wisdom of a 90-year-old grandmother and the philosophy of a German scholar.” The new president of the American Psychological Assn. is a minister. In Column One, @DeborahNetburn shows how she exists comfortably in two worlds. @APA @FAMECHURCH latimes.com/california/story…
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Thank you @DeborahNetburn of the @latimes for featuring my journey in ministry, psychology, and leadership.
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One of the most beloved free-to-use photos in the Library's collection is of Brünnhilde, for obvious reasons. We're happy to report that 2023 comes with a freshly digitized photograph of Brünnhilde from another angle. 😻
More of our free-to-use photos: go.loc.gov/mlqO50MhxCu
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Took advantage of last week's deep freeze to get after some beautiful science and play around with frozen bubbles, which I haven't done for many years!! Even the ones that broke look so rad.
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Hey you know what’s a great paper to read today? The @latimes


























