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The Atlantic There’s value in knowing what the subject wanted told about himself. 6:30 AM ET Adam Maida / The Atlantic Ten years ago, at Philip Roth’s urging, his agent, Andrew Wylie, informed the literary critic and academic Ira Nadel “that he didn’t have permission to quote from Roth’s work, nor would any of Roth’s friends and associates cooperate in any way” with Nadel’s planned biography. When Nadel’s Philip Roth: A Counterlife came out in March, it received very few and ...

9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Closed Friday and Sunday Grants, donations Thanks to grants from the Eastside Area Community Foundation and Friends of the Butler Public Library, as well as a gift in memory of Mae Frakes, the library has been able to substantially increase the number of large-print format books in its collection. Through these generous donations, an outreach program has been established with The Laurels of DeKalb to offer reading materials to residents through monthly deliveries by l...

Rewards system allows decentralized messaging app users to earn crypto The messaging app project was aimed at avoiding third-party data harvesting. 5534 Total views News Make Sense Labs, a decentralized application firm backed by venture capitalist Tim Draper, now allows users of its social messaging app to earn rewards in crypto. According to an announcement from Make Sense, the technology company launched the crypto rewards feature on Monday on its Sense Chat app first developed in ...

March 17, 2021 at 1:15 PM Shares9 One year ago, I sat at a local pub and had a plate of fish and chips for lunch. It was St. Patrick’s Day, and it was the last day before all the restaurants closed in my little corner of the world. Hospitals filled up; lots of people died. We stopped doing almost everything, and struggled to find ways to do our remaining everyday tasks in a fashion that wouldn’t kill our (or anyone else’s) parents. Somewhere in there a mob of lunatics stormed the Capitol....

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Tim Harford on The Data Detective, his new book about understanding statistics.

The only pattern in so-called "long COVID" is there is no pattern, as it appears to affect even those who experienced more mild disease, specialists told clinicians on a CDC call on Thursday. "Long COVID" is nebulous, particularly because it can overlap with other complications of COVID-19 illness, such as hospitalization complications and post-intensive care syndrome, or even multisystem inflammatory disorder, said Alfonso Hernandez-Romieu, MD, of the CDC. And there is no standardized definiti...

Wall Street Is Extremely Volatile Right Now – How Safe Is Your 401K? GOBankingRates 1/29/2021 Dawn Allcot © Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock / Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock Mandatory Credit: Photo by Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock (11728929h)The Fearless Girl bronze sculpture by Kristen Visbal stands across from the New York Stock Exchange on Wall StreetCoronavirus outbreak, New York, USA - 27 Jan 2021. As the internet keeps buzzing about WallStreetBets, we’re seeing retail traders ...