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The case against American truck bloat

The Week 

When I was growing up in rural Colorado, my family had a classic work truck: a 1980 F-150 with the famous 300 cubic inch inline six-cylinder engine. It was often my task to fetch a load of sand for mixing concrete, or landscaping soil, or lumber for some project. It was a great truck, with only one problem — the oil pressure relief valve was a little sticky, so if you started it up cold and let it idle, the oil filter would sometimes explode. You had to give it some throttle immediately to shake loose the valve, after which it would be fine.



Apple Store Sanlitun / Foster + Partners

Archdaily.com 

Sanlitun is a vibrant urban quarter in Beijing, home to Apple’s first store in China built in 2008. Relocating to a more prominent site adjacent to the previous, Apple Sanlitun seeks to create a new dialogue with the surrounding pedestrian streets, addressing the large open square that is a social focus for the district.

10 reasons why local restaurants may not make it through the winter - Lexington Herald Leader

Google.com 

  1. 10 reasons why local restaurants may not make it through the winter  Lexington Herald Leader
  2. Covid's next casualty: American restaurants  CNN
  3. Restaurants lobby Congress for $120 billion "lifeline" as thousands face permanent closure  CBS News
  4. Louisville restaurants launch group to prove 'responsible' eateries aren't COVID-19 hot spots  Courier Journal
  5. At risk of closing due to pandemic, independent restaurants seek help from Congress  CBS This Morning
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Mapping the Beirut explosion: What the impact would look like in Canadian cities

CTVNews.ca 

A massive explosion rocked Beirut on Tuesday, flattening much of the city's port and damaging buildings across the capital. To better understand the devastating impact of the blast, CTVNews.ca breaks down how widespread the damage would have been if the explosion happened in cities across Canada.

Where Zoom goes next

Wired.co.uk 

Coming up today: Vicki takes a look at the wild rise of Zoom, Amit fills up on discount fast food and Natasha explains the hygiene theatre coming to a workplace near you soon

The Brutal World of Waiting for the Barbarians

The New Republic 

It’s not clear quite what era you’re in. The place seems dislocated in time, an imperial outpost somewhere in the desert, its manners and materials evidently imported from some far-off capital. It looks hot and hazy and a little quaint, as if everyone knows they’re playing their parts in a reassuring period piece—dusty pack animals moving slowly in the sun, staff murmuring to one another as they prepare food. Waiting for the Barbarians is an adaptation of J.M. Coetzee’s 1980 novel, in which time... Читать дальше...

Corporate America’s Hollow Denunciations of Systemic Racism

The New Republic 

In a video that circulated on social media two weeks after George Floyd’s death, 14 white celebrities gathered to take responsibility for “every not so funny joke” they’d laughed at and each time they’d “explained away police brutality.” As a mawkish piano theme twinkled in the background, they directed viewers to an organization, I Take Responsibility, whose website states: “We cannot sit idle while systemic racism and police brutality continue throughout our country. Racism is personal, it is... Читать дальше...

The Wildly Unequal “Shecession”

The New Republic 

When the pandemic lockdowns in the United States first began, there were troubling signs that women would bear the brunt of the coming economic collapse. As layoffs started, more women than men lost jobs; by April, unemployment was almost 3 percentage points higher for women. A few months later, those gender disparities appear to have only further solidified: “Nearly 11 million jobs held by women disappeared from February to May, erasing a decade of job gains by women in the labor force,” journalist Chabeli Carrazana recently wrote. Читать дальше...

The Helpless Outrage of the Anti-Trump Book

The New Republic 

On October 7, 2007, I attended a lecture by Seymour Hersh at the University of California, Los Angeles titled “The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib and Beyond.” At the time, Hersh was one of the most prominent critics of the Bush Administration, and I had gone hoping for both insight and a better sense of how to push back against this machine of never-ending war. But Hersh had none of that to offer. He opened his talk with a number: 471.

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