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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Michael Hardy
12 hours agoThere’s a quiet exodus from American schools. Many teachers aren’t just burned out—they’re boxed in by a rigid, overloaded system that no longer matches their values: autonomy, impact, and growth. Many also face dwindling respect and, for too many, unsafe working conditions—both physically and …
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4 weeks ago |
texasmonthly.com | Michael Hardy |Jason Heid
Before last year, I thought the only people who owned whole-home generators were doomsday preppers and conspiracy theorists. I don’t remember any of my neighbors owning one of the noisy contraptions when I was growing up in Houston and Austin. They weren’t necessary. Electricity seemed as natural, and reliable, as the wind and sun.
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Mar 11, 2025 |
museumsassociation.org | Michael Hardy
Web-based app | The Living Museum “Talking” to an Egyptian cat was not something I was expecting to do, but with the speed at which AI is evolving, nothing comes as too much of a surprise anymore. The Living Museum is the brainchild of digital developer Jonathan Talmi, who has created an independent app that – slightly confusingly – is an experimental interface for the British Museum, but isn’t affiliated with the museum. Instead, it uses freely available data.
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Feb 20, 2025 |
texasmonthly.com | Michael Hardy
Around a decade ago, Kat and Giles Roberts bought a three-thousand-square-foot house in Clear Lake, the southeast Texas town on Trinity Bay that is best known as the home of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Until last year, the couple paid between $3,000 and $4,000 annually for home insurance. They didn’t make any claims until last spring, when they had to replace their roof after a hailstorm.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
texasmonthly.com | Michael Hardy
On a warm, drizzly morning in August, David Adickes shuffled slowly through his hangar-size studio just northeast of downtown Houston. Leaning on a walker, the artist navigated a labyrinth of half-finished sculptures, cluttered workbenches, and well-used machinery. Towering above it all was a gray, two-story-high concrete bust of President John F. Kennedy—hair carefully chiseled, jaw firm, eyes gazing confidently into the distance.
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