Rice has been planted in Italy since the fifteenth century, if not earlier, though whether it was imported by the Aragonese, the Moors, or the Saracens, or whether the Venetians brought it from Turkey, is a conundrum not easily settled.
Anthony Lane,
The New Yorker,
16 Dec. 2024
Every Friday, our resident witch Roya Backlund will answer your most vulnerable conundrums through the lens of astrology, Tarot, and spirituality.
Adams, the first Black woman to receive the lieutenant colonel rank, was a stickler for a pristine uniform.
Robyn Mowatt,
Essence,
12 Dec. 2024
Between the lines: When the job market was hot, employers were afraid of losing talent by being sticklers on seemingly minor rules, Erin Grau, cofounder of Charter, a future of work media firm, tells Axios.
Extra time may be spent looking for that toughie that was present just a few days ago.
Taylor Piephoff,
charlotteobserver,
15 Dec. 2017
The surprises come from Rachel McAdams, who holds her own as a wise-cracking toughie, and Peña, who defrosts from macho pride mode with low-key grace.
The smart money is on those with a long-term vision, capable of acting in the best interest of the future, instead of the compulsions of the moment, which will eventually delineate the posers and the professionals.
Parijat Banerjee,
Forbes,
25 Oct. 2024
Yet Barnet is skeptical of activism, depicting environmentalists as posers and lambasting the feminist movement.
Ashton says that’s changing, thanks in part to initiatives like Cooler Moments, which helps women access educational resources, take quizzes and gain better understanding about their treatment options for managing VMS.
Sandra Rose Salathe,
Flow Space,
13 Dec. 2024
Beyond purchases, consumers engaged with brands through profile completions, recycling initiatives, and quizzes, which grew by 454% over the BFCM weekend according to LoyaltyLion data from over 4000 stores.
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