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On October 13, 2025 the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) released its quarterly assessment of reliability of the bulk electric system. The analysis found a deficit in reliability margins for the New York City area beginning in summer 2026. NYISO also released the draft 2025-2034 Comprehensive Reliability Plan (CRP), that provides a plan to maintain a reliable … Continue reading "Ellenbogen on Recent NYISO Reliability Concerns"| Pragmatic Environmentalist of New York
I never imagined I'd willingly pile on three shirts and two jackets on a cloudy, windy morning in Norway. But Stavanger's old town, art filled streets, and fascinating oil museum—with its drool-worthy social services—blew my mind and left me with a new perspective on home.… Continue reading Norway 7: Last Look at Stavanger + When 2021 met 1960 by Sandrael→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
A steep climb in Norway, a personal update on life and writing, and a thought-provoking guest post from author Lorne Jones on the importance of pace in writing.… Continue reading Norway 6: Pacing Pulpit Rock to Publishing to Lorne Jones on Writing→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
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"It’s too easy to analyze without taking the steps to make the necessary changes." The post Camping Out On The Path To Church Revitalization appeared first on KarlVaters.com.| KarlVaters.com
Discover how one author uses Pinterest to drive traffic, grow her email list, and sell more books — without social media burnout. The post Why Pinterest Works for Me as an Author, and Tips for You appeared first on BookBub Partners Blog.| BookBub Partners Blog
Can you really make more money by promoting a free book? See the strategies this indie author uses to do exactly that.| BookBub Partners Blog
We are pleased to have Joseph W. Trigg and Robin Darling-Young join us to discuss their new edited volume Teacher of the Logos: Essays on Origen’s Rediscovered Lost Work. Joseph... READ MORE The post Interview with Joseph Trigg and Robin Darling-Young about their book Teacher of the Logos: Essays on Origen’s Rediscovered Lost Work. appeared first on Catholic University of America Press.| Catholic University of America Press
I came across a Politico article this week about a bill in California that’s sitting on Gov. Newsom’s desk. It’s called SB 771, and it would fine big social media companies if their algorithms knowingly push violent or extremist content especially toward kids. Basically, if platforms keep feeding harmful content to users, they could be... The post When Platform Rules Meet Real Civility appeared first on Institute for Civility.| Institute for Civility
James D. Kirylo has been a friend of mine for many years and has been a guest contributor to my blog in the past. Among other books, Kirylo is the author of Paulo Freire: The Many from Recife (2nd…| deutsch29: Mercedes Schneider's Blog
In their recent Contexts article “Ideology Versus Truth on Campus,” Lawence Eppard and Jacob Mackey explore descriptive statistics of voter registration, political donations, and political ideologies of professors. The data show that professors in the United States tend to be more liberal and Democratic than the average American. Eppard and Mackey interpret this to be […]| Articles – Contexts
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AI for writers? I share my Gemini test results for novel blurbs, plus a peek at Bergen, Norway, and a fascinating historical novel by Valeska Réon.… Continue reading AI for Writers? + Bergen, Norway + Valeska Réon’s Historical Novel→| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
I never imagined I’d willingly pile on three shirts and two jackets on a cloudy, windy morning in Norway. But Stavanger’s old town, art filled streets, and fascinating oil museum—with i…| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
History Matters: This is the first in a new occasional series of articles on the RHS blog which show how history can help us to understand our present times. In this first article, Nadine Rossol (University of Essex) explores the power of flags as political symbols in Weimar Germany. As Nadine argues, contests over the use and display of flags have long histories and are significant. Flag conflicts are about emotions, agency and identity. They are typically blunt and intense, going to the hea...| Historical Transactions
When the second Trump administration’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) started gutting the IRS, aiming for a 40% reduction in its workforce, critics rightly anticipated that such actions would impact economic inequality. Trump, Musk, and the many other billionaires in the administration could sleep soundly knowing that the few remaining IRS agents would have […]| Articles – Contexts
As we prepare for IMC 2026, we continue to fete our presenters at IMC 2025! In this series of guest posts, presenters at conferences hosted or empaneled by Ceræ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval…| CERÆ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
A steep climb in Norway, a personal update on life and writing, and a thought-provoking guest post from author Lorne Jones on the importance of pace in writing.| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
Jeremy B. Jones’ most recent work Cipher: Decoding My Ancestor’s Scandalous Secret Diaries will come out in September 2025 with Blair Publishers. Cipher follows Jeremy’s fourth great-grandfather’s encoded writings while simultaneously grappling with the author’s own role in his family, particularly as a parent. This book offers a raw, honest look at the role of […]| Reckon Review
The Society was very sorry to learn of the death, in July, of the historian Peter J. Marshall (1933-2025). Peter’s association with the Royal Historical Society spanned more than 50 years. Elected a Fellow in 1969, Peter served as a member of the Society’s Council between 1983 to 1987, thereafter becoming Vice President until November 1991. He returned to the Council in November 1996 as President and held this position for four years. In this post, Peter Mandler, who served on the RHS Cou...| Historical Transactions
Even injuries that seem small, such as sprains, cuts, or bruises, can have significant consequences for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Conditions like diabetes, autoimmune disorders, or limited mobility can reduce the body’s ability to heal efficiently. A minor injury that might resolve quickly in a healthy individual can become infected or worsen over […]| Emily Suess
Explore life insurance agent commissions and gain a deep understanding of how they get paid. Discover the intricacies of commission structures in this guide.| Xoxoday
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This week we take a closer look into Augustin Laffay, SJ, and Gianni Festa's latest book, St. Dominic and His Mission. The post Interview with Augustin Laffay, SJ on St Dominic and His Mission appeared first on Catholic University of America Press.| Catholic University of America Press
Sr. Mary Veronica Sabelli, RSM discusses "Gender Complementarity and Christian Personalism: The Philosophy of Sister Prudence Allen, RSM."| Catholic University of America Press
Master Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) with this blueprint for winning visibility in AI-driven search on ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Mode!| RevenueZen
How to Plan a Corporate Retreat: Top Tips on Location & Activities Let’s be honest – after a few years of remote working, endless Zoom calls, and barely seeing your team in person, it’s no wonder so many companies are turning to corporate retreats. When everyone’s working from different places, it can be hard to […] The post How to plan a corporate retreat with top tips on locations and activities appeared first on Boutique Luxury Retreats.| Boutique Luxury Retreats
Top Destinations for large family holidays in the UK Planning a holiday for multiple generations of your family can feel like organising a military operation – but when done right, it’s one of the most rewarding ways to reconnect, relax, and make cherished memories together. In recent years, there’s been a clear rise in demand […] The post Top Destinations for large family holidays in the UK appeared first on Boutique Luxury Retreats.| Boutique Luxury Retreats
Why Direct Bookings put your firmly back in the Driving Seat of your Short-Term Rental Business This article is written by Sarah Orchard, owner of The Hudnalls Hideout and CEO of Get Fully Booked. Sarah works closely with several Boutique Luxury Retreats owners through her well-known monthly marketing club for holiday let owners. She’ll also […] The post Direct Bookings for your Short-Term Rental Business appeared first on Boutique Luxury Retreats.| Boutique Luxury Retreats
How to Choose the Perfect Place for a Group Getaway Need your own space? A holiday getaway needs to strike a fine balance. On the one hand, you want the big houses and fireplaces and games rooms – all the luxury amenities needed for the best of parties. On the other hand, it’s important to […] The post The finest groups of holiday cottages you’ll ever see appeared first on Boutique Luxury Retreats.| Boutique Luxury Retreats
Does attending church encourage greater acceptance of atheists? In a new open-access article in Political Behavior, we find statistical evidence supporting this conclusion—at least, at first glance. Now, if you think the idea that attending church encourages greater acceptance of atheists is bonkers, you’re not alone. We do, too. Let’s back up for a second. […]| Articles – Contexts
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A large sign at the entrance of an ancient Egyptian gallery at the museum warns viewers of mummified human remains enclosed in a sarcophagus in the next room and suggests an alternate route to bypass the “triggering” mummy. It reminds me of trigger warnings; how quick they are to label a story before the reader has a chance to peek in. I actually wanted to see a delicate face wrapped tight in ancient linen, to bear witness to a past where someone was loved enough to be held for eternity.| Reckon Review
Jennifer Bilek has argued on several occasions that the rise of the LGBTQ+ movement is not a rights campaign at all, but a marketing strategy for dismantling the natural way humans reproduce. “Heterosexuality = bad, everything else = good,” she writes, linking this cultural inversion to an industry that packages reproductive technologies as civil rights while reducing the human body to commodities: wombs, eggs, sperm, hormones and, soon, gene-editing (1). What is presented as progress is ...| The 11th Hour Blog
In this post, Eve Pennington describes the use and value of oral history in her study of the Lancashire new town of Skelmersdale. As Eve argues, oral history offers creative approaches to urban history, helping us better appreciate the motivations, expectations and actions of residents. The result is a narrative of urban development that is often at odds with those found in the official reports of planners and councils. In 2024-25, Eve held a Royal Historical Society Centenary PhD Fellowship....| Historical Transactions
Preserved in the Dutch town of Breda, an unassuming manuscript offers exceptional insights into the way that vikings were (re)conceived during the later medieval period – their memory built on a historical bedrock that never was. In this post, Christian Cooijmans delves into the rich tale of the Dane Saga (‘Denensage’), exploring through this text the development of urban social memory in the late medieval Dutch town of Breda. Christian's research, funded by the recent award of a Royal ...| Historical Transactions
Guest post by Iratxe Puebla, from Make Data Count. The majority of research activities involve creating, collecting, or using data. While datasets constitute the backbone of research activities, they are currently sidelined as part of research evaluation frameworks which predominantly focus on article publications. This is a missed opportunity in evaluation: Recognition for datasets is… The post Advancing Responsible Research Assessment Through Data Evaluation appeared first on DORA.| DORA
This story comes from Hannah Monroe, part of the Homegrown National Park community. Est. Read Time: 5 minutes How Motherhood Ignited Creativity and Community Like many of us during the early days of the pandemic in 2020, I needed a healthy outlet for my overwhelming stress. Gardening seemed to be helpful for other people I […] The post Planting Possibilities appeared first on Homegrown National Park.| Homegrown National Park
Alessandra Torre shares why you should have a separate site for your pen name — and how she built hers from scratch in 20 minutes! The post Why I Finally Built an Author Website for My Pen Name appeared first on BookBub Partners Blog.| BookBub Partners Blog
Here are five questions to ask yourself whenever you find a new book marketing tactic or business strategy you’d like to try.| BookBub Partners Blog
Using your phone abroad can be pricey. Yet, you will need to communicate while traveling, and you don’t want to go broke doing it. It is important to know how to stay connected with the world at large when you’re away from home. You’ll want to access your favorite sites, and there is always a […] The post Using Your Phone Abroad: 10 Ways to Communicate While Traveling appeared first on Travels with Talek.| Travels with Talek
CUA Press interviews Ann Hartle on her upcoming book Flannery O'Connor and Blaise Pascal: Recovering the Incarnation for the Modern Mind| Catholic University of America Press
Learn how to put together the perfect bike route with these tips from Tom at Traili Map. Find out what to consider and where to look. The post How to Find the Perfect Bike Route appeared first on chris-crossing germany.| chris-crossing germany
For me, gardening is not only a way to neatly symbolize the writing journey—I feel that it’s also one of the best methods for gathering story ideas.| Teen Librarian Toolbox
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This guest blog is republished from the LSE Impact Blog, first published in December 2024 here. This is the third part of a three-part series written by Noemie Aubert-Bonn, Claire Fraser, Elizabeth Gadd, Haley Hazlett, and Karen Stroobants, on Unanswered questions in research assessment. Reflecting on the diversity of global research assessment reform movements, Karen… The post Unanswered questions in research assessment 3 – Can global reform efforts be diverse and aligned? appeared fir...| DORA
This guest blog is republished from the LSE Impact Blog, first published in December 2024 here. This is the second part of a three-part series written by Noemie Aubert-Bonn, Claire Fraser, Elizabeth Gadd, Haley Hazlett, and Karen Stroobants, on Unanswered questions in research assessment. Noemie Aubert Bonn and Haley Hazlett discuss the importance of applying scholarly… The post Unanswered questions in research assessment 2 – Can we apply the scientific method to research assessment? a...| DORA
This guest blog is republished from the LSE Impact Blog, first published in December 2024. Reflecting on the ongoing reform of research assessment, Claire Fraser and Elizabeth Gadd question some existing approaches. Here they discuss how reform efforts may need to reconsider the usefulness of value-led strategies.| DORA
Contexts is a quarterly magazine that makes cutting-edge social research accessible to general readers.| Contexts
When considering a move from the U.S. to Europe, Spain and Portugal are two of the most popular destinations for expats. Both countries| Expat Empire
Defining your ideal customer profile, or ICP, may be the closest thing to the holy grail of B2B sales, next to identifying your sales process. It provides characteristics […] The post Leveraging an Ideal Customer Profile in B2B Sales appeared first on RevenueZen.| RevenueZen
This week on the blog, John Gavin, S.J. talks about his latest book, Growing into God: The Fathers of the Church on Christian Maturity.| Catholic University of America Press
Living with chronic illness means managing symptoms that vary day to day. Eating a colorful diet may offer real support.| Emily Suess
Journals and peer review are unlikely to change for the better if the companies that operate scientific indexes and citation databases continue to stifle innovation. At eLife we believe that the content of a research article is more important than the name or impact factor of the journal in which it is published. Our approach to scientific publishing – which we adopted in 2023 – combines the immediacy and openness of preprints with the expert evaluation provided by peer review.| DORA
Sibaram Das reflects on his visit to Lalish, the holiest site of the Yazidis in Iraq, exploring the interconnectedness of history, migration, and spirituality. He draws parallels between Yazidism a…| Indrosphere
Expats generally have strong ties to their home countries, often in the form of their relatives, businesses, or assets back home. These ties persist, even if| Expat Empire
In this guest post, Kartheek looks at crucial role of advanced filtration technologies in accelerating the production of upcycled proteins. He explains how| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
The innovative F1000Research open research publishing model was launched in 2012 and was born out of a desire to start again, thinking about the technology and tools at the time and redesigning how we share and critically review new discoveries and support others to then build on them. The biggest challenge is the way that we typically currently assess and incentivise researchers and the research processes that they use, which together in effect disincentivises the use of these new publishing...| DORA
James Burgess is the innovation director at Natural Innovations, where he has led plant-led product development and innovation strategy since 2019. With a| vegconomist - the vegan business magazine
Amsterdam, the capital of The Netherlands, is a very special city with lots of hidden gems. The first time you visit the city you have to see the most important sights and art galleries and world-class museums. But after that, it’s time to explore the non-touristy things. To make sure I don’t miss the top […] The post 20 Hidden Gems in Amsterdam You Must See appeared first on Travels with Talek.| Travels with Talek
The next contribution to our symposium on Governing the Feminist Peace comes from Helen Berents. Helen is Senior Lecturer in International Relations in the School of Government and International Relations at Griffiths University. Helen is a feminist scholar centrally concerned with both representations of young people in contexts of crises and conflict, and with engagements … Continue reading Ecotones And Borderlands Of The Feminist Peace| The Disorder Of Things
This third contribution to our symposium on Governing the Feminist Peace comes from Mohamed Sesay. Mohamed is Associate Professor and Coordinator of the African Studies Program in the Department of Social Science at York University in Canada. His research and teaching interests are in development, transitional justice, international criminal justice, rule of law, customary justice, … Continue reading Governing the Feminist Peace to Deflect from Decolonial Peace in Africa| The Disorder Of Things
This second contribution to our symposium on Governing the Feminist Peace comes from Nicole George at the University of Queensland. Nicole is Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies at the School of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Queensland, where she is also Director of Research. Nicole’s research focuses on the … Continue reading Governing the Feminist Peace: From Institutionalism to Ecology| The Disorder Of Things
Rounding off this week’s symposium on Support the Troops: Military Obligation, Gender, and the Making of Political Community, Katharine Millar responds to commentaries from Mirko Palestrino, Pinar Bilgin, Cian O’Driscoll, and Ellen Martin and Chris Rossdale. To begin, my immense gratitude to Pinar Bilgin, Cian O’Driscoll, Ellen Martin, Mirko Palestrino, and Chris Rossdale for their close … Continue reading Support the Troops: A Response| The Disorder Of Things
The last but not least in our commentaries on Katharine Millar’s Support the Troops: Military Obligation, Gender, and the Making of Political Community (with a reply by Katharine to follow tomorrow). Ellen Martin is a PhD candidate in the School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies (SPAIS) at the University of Bristol. Her research is critiquing … Continue reading Refusing to Support the Troops| The Disorder Of Things
The third commentary in this week’s symposium on Katharine Millar’s Support the Troops: Military Obligation, Gender, and the Making of Political Community, from Cian O’Driscoll. Cian is…| The Disorder Of Things
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Company reputation has always been an essential part of doing business. While word of mouth used to ... The post 7 Positive Reviews Examples Positive Reviews Examples to Help You Turn Customer Feedback into Marketing Gold appeared first on Walls.io Social Wall - Blog.| Walls.io Social Wall – Blog
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By Dawn Colston, West Zone Vice President, Express Employment Professionals Key takeaways: Market stagnation: The 2025 job market has more candidates but fewer open positions, with employers being more cautious […]| Staffing Industry News, Events, Blog, Resources, Marketing | Staffing Hub
“I find a lot of patients that contact us don’t really have a hardline ‘I am male,’ ‘I am female’ any more. There is a nice pendulum and spectrum of gender identities that can swing either way…” These are the words of a man who is proud to have performed more female to male (FTM) and female to nonbinary (FTN) top surgeries than any other surgeon in the world. This ‘nice pendulum’ is perfect for top surgeons like Charles Garramone who have been afforded get rich quick schem...| The 11th Hour Blog
Contexts is a quarterly magazine that makes cutting-edge social research accessible to general readers.| Contexts
In this series of guest posts, contributors to the eleventh volume of Ceræ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies briefly discuss their work, interests, and methods in relation to their published article. Today, we welcome Sam Corradetti as a contributor. Sam holds an MFA from Temple University and is currently a doctoral … Continue reading Guest post: An Interview with Sam Corradetti| CERÆ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
In this series of guest posts, contributors to the eleventh volume of Ceræ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies briefly discuss their work, interests, and methods in relation to their published article. Today, we welcome Philip Goldfarb Styrt as a contributor. Philip holds a PhD in English from the University of Chicago … Continue reading William Shakespeare as Fanfiction Author| CERÆ: An Australasian Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Journalists are prime targets for cyber-attacks, but you don’t need to be a security expert to protect yourself. Eva Wolfangel seven practical steps that make a difference.| Knight Science Journalism @MIT
Here's the latest from Jami Gold, Paranormal Author : It's time for another post as a Resident Writing Coach over at Writers Helping Writers, where we're discussing how to keep readers interested in our series. Original article: Keeping Our Series Fresh for Readers ©2024 Jami Gold, Paranormal Author. All Rights Reserved. The post Keeping Our Series Fresh for Readers appeared first on Jami Gold, Paranormal Author. Visit Jami Gold online to subscribe to these posts by email or to check out her...| Jami Gold, Paranormal Author
created using freepik.com Detrans There are thousands upon thousands of members on the social media Reddit’s “ Detrans ” group. There are...| The 11th Hour Blog
By Kate DeemingThe poison of trans ideology, one of the most toxic belief systems to ever take root in civilization, has built a world wide network of feeder cells to promulgate its cause. One of the most notorious bridges enabling this is between the UK and the USA.The UK was early on in adopting the #bekind mantle on behalf of the ‘poor transvestites’ in order to lay the groundwork for the new wrong body religion. This was not done via law or warfare but rather in personal ways, which e...| The 11th Hour Blog
GUEST AUTHOR: Craig Mathias Correspondent Special to Road Unraveled Cruising is only one possibility when traveling by ship. There’s a … Read More The post Out and About on a Boat appeared first on Road Unraveled.| Road Unraveled
Cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly advanced, with attackers leveraging new tools and strategies to infiltrate organizations. To stay protected, businesses need insights into these evolving tactics. Mimecast’s H2 2024 Global Threat Intelligence Report, analyzing over 90 billion data points from more than 43,000 customers between July and December 2024, is a valuable resource for understanding today’s threat landscape. With over 5 billion threats detected, the report sheds li...| UMSA
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In November 2024, I had the great pleasure of speaking with fellow journalist, Brandon Showalter, and fellow critics of the gender...| The 11th Hour Blog
It’s not just a trend anymore—it’s a movement. More Americans are packing their bags and starting fresh in a new country. And in 2025, this shift is only| Expat Empire
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Newsletters have been on the scene electronically for a number of years now. We’ve seen marketers test different tactics to capture their audiences with varying levels of success. Marketers in […]| CandyBar.co Blog
In November 2024, I had the great pleasure of speaking with fellow journalist, Brandon Showalter, and fellow authors confronting the...| The 11th Hour Blog
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Jennifer Bilek With Jonathon Van MarenFor the first time in a decade, the seemingly invincible transgender movement is on the run. In the United States, the Trump administration is purging gender ideology from government institutions and issuing a string of executive orders targeting everything from sex change surgeries for minors to LGBT indoctrination in schools. Europe’s medical institutions—in Norway, Finland, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and France—are pushing back against “gender...| The 11th Hour Blog
Nathalie Goldstein, EA, is founder and CEO of MyExpatTaxes, leading the charge in revolutionizing tax services for Americans living abroad. Originally from| Expat Empire
As a community, Red Dwarf fandom has always been pretty good at knowing when anything Dwarf-related is about to drop. We’re there for new episodes, whether they’re premiering on TV or showing up a week early on an app; we know when to expect new DVDs and Blu-Rays to drop (even if Play.com doesn’t exist any longer to get them to us days ahead of release); and we have a pretty good idea of any Red Dwarf books, badges, T-shirts, mugs, magazines, posters, models and figurines that are comin...| Ganymede & Titan
“Dr Burawoy was one of the few senior sociologists who stood unequivocally against the genocide. He did so loudly and eloquently, never declining a request to speak or write on the matter. What an absolute gem of a human.” – Eman Abdelhadi, posted on X Professor Michael Burawoy, our beloved colleague, mentor, and friend, passed […]| Articles – Contexts
In a recent New York Times article, journalist Eli Tan shared his experiences using AI clones to improve his dating life. After programming these clones with information about his hobbies and mannerisms, he tasked them with evaluating potential matches. The clones interacted with other dating platform users—sometimes real people, sometimes other AI clones—through chat messages […]| Articles – Contexts
By Tara van Dijk, DPhil The Patriarchy Paradox "Desire’s fundamental structure is that it needs an obstacle. Remove the obstacle, and...| The 11th Hour Blog
