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  • 1 week ago | kottke.org | Matt Webb

    × Change your display name This is the name that'll be displayed next to comments you make on kottke.org; your email will not be displayed publicly. I'd encourage you to use your real name (or at least your first name and last initial) but you can also pick something that you go by when you participate in communities online. Choose something durable and reasonably unique (not "Me" or "anon"). Please don't change this often. No impersonation.

  • 2 weeks ago | panoramajournal.org | Matt Webb

    A few words by the author: Brill’s Hidden in Plain Sight is not a conventional Holocaust memoir; rather, it is an act of literary cartography – mapping the landscapes of exile, inherited trauma, and historical erasure. She takes readers on a journey through Belgrade, where her family’s history is embedded in its streets and architecture, and where memory itself is both visible and hidden in the spaces between past and present.

  • 2 months ago | kottke.org | Matt Webb

    × Change your display name This is the name that'll be displayed next to comments you make on kottke.org; your email will not be displayed publicly. I'd encourage you to use your real name (or at least your first name and last initial) but you can also pick something that you go by when you participate in communities online. Choose something durable and reasonably unique (not "Me" or "anon"). Please don't change this often. No impersonation.

  • 2 months ago | uknewsgroup.co.uk | Matt Webb

    By: Matt Webb, CEO, Mentor Group. As we head into National Apprenticeship Week, sales training company Mentor Group takes a look at the value of apprenticeships in the sales profession to understand how they can support continual learning and the opportunity to pursue a career in sales later in life. The national pictureTypically, the recruitment of apprentices focuses on the younger generation.

  • Jan 24, 2025 | kottke.org | Matt Webb

    × Change your display name This is the name that'll be displayed next to comments you make on kottke.org; your email will not be displayed publicly. I'd encourage you to use your real name (or at least your first name and last initial) but you can also pick something that you go by when you participate in communities online. Choose something durable and reasonably unique (not "Me" or "anon"). Please don't change this often. No impersonation.

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