Nick Martin
Senior Editor at National Geographic
Features Editor, National Geographic | Playwright | Writing in NYT Books, The Drift, High Country News, New Republic, Deadspin (RIP) | Sappony Tribe
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2 months ago |
mdpi.com | Nick Martin |Francisco Peña |David Powers
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Oct 31, 2024 |
nationalgeographic.com | Nick Martin
The images are well-known now. In one, ice blocks surround the famous three-masted ship, as grinning crew members and thick-furred dogs mill about a makeshift Antarctic camp. The scene belies the drama that went into saving the footage and photographs taken by Endurance photographer Frank Hurley.
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Apr 3, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Judith Martin |Nick Martin |Jacobina Martin
Dear Miss Manners: When dining out, it seems that the latest way for the server to take the order and present the bill is via an electronic tablet. I’m fine with the ordering part, but not with the billing. First, in many cases, the server comes to your table and simply gives you an amount that you owe, and then stands there and waits for the payment.
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Apr 2, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Judith Martin |Nick Martin |Jacobina Martin
Dear Miss Manners: Because of covid, we had not been having our regular family and friends Seder. We were happy to restart the occasion and had a rather large gathering. During the Seder, one of the family began an online call at the table with a missing relative who was invited but declined, as they lived out of state. This call lasted 10 to 15 minutes, in the middle of the Seder. I considered beating the caller with a stick, or at least dousing them with wine. My spouse was similarly angry.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Judith Martin |Nick Martin |Jacobina Martin
Dear Miss Manners: Through no one’s fault, I was born on the worst date ever. Each birth anniversary, there's a well-meaning but hurtful practical joke. Everyone — family, friends, teachers, co-workers, boyfriends — thinks they're the first person to play their joke and expects me to laugh. Because I love them, I try to play along, but it gets tougher each year.
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