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Amazon To Let Warehouse Employees' Families Work Thanksgiving Shifts Too - Vimarsana News

Amazon To Let Warehouse Employees' Families Work Thanksgiving Shifts Too

SEATTLE—In response to criticism about the company’s holiday schedules, Amazon announced Thursday that it would let warehouse employees work alongside their family members this Thanksgiving. “Opening up our fulfillment centers to the spouses and children of workers will help us better represent the generosity of the…

How to Check Amazon Price History and Spot a Bad Deal - Vimarsana News

How to Check Amazon Price History and Spot a Bad Deal

There are plenty of discounts to be had right now, but some price drops aren't what they appear.

Gifts and Toys for the Science Lover in Your Life - Vimarsana News

Gifts and Toys for the Science Lover in Your Life

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Gimlet on the Rocks | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

Gimlet on the Rocks | Online Only | n+1

The “podcast bubble,” as it’s now being called, was a period of extraordinary productivity for Gimlet in particular, which produced forty-five different shows during its nine years of activity, including limited series like The Habitat; weekly chat shows like The Cut on Tuesdays; recurring documentary series like Crimetown; kids’ shows like Story Pirates and Chompers; scripted dramas like Homecoming and Sandra that starred big-name actors like Oscar Isaac and Kristen Wiig; and branded podcasts for companies including eBay, Tinder, and Gatorade. And with all those shows came a sudden ab...

The Poet of Sewer Rats | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

The Poet of Sewer Rats | Online Only | n+1

“A poet who is not also a heretic,” Aldo tells me as I lean forward to catch his words, “is not a poet.” As for the miller Menocchio and for Pasolini, heresy was connatured to Federico’s persona—not a mere intellectual exercise. For Pasolini and Federico, furthermore, it was no longer only about the Catholic Church. It had to do, instead, with their inability and unwillingness to participate in the reigning ideologies of their time: petty bourgeois propriety, at first, and the hedonism that crept behind the countercultural movements of the ’60s and ’70s, later, when capitalist ...