
Rachel Baker
Producer at kindnss
Producer of @rodentia_movie and @untouchableY2K, director at @_kindnss_, occasionally write some lil things for the Spokesman-Review.
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6 days ago |
gsaglobal.org | Rachel Baker
Cambridge, UK., 06/02/2025 – For this Agile Analog blog post, as the new CEO, I have been asked to share some insights into my background and career in the global semiconductor industry, as well as my plans for driving forward business growth. A rewarding career in semiconductorsI come from a family of engineers, so pursuing engineering in college after high school felt like a natural progression. During my high school years in the mid-80s, I chose electronics and materials as elective subjects.
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6 days ago |
spokesman.com | Rachel Baker
“The Internet is often framed as a ‘global’ phenomenon and we all stay in contact via these massive international platforms, Facebook, Instagram, X, etc., that can make someone feel pretty insignificant and anonymous. However, it wasn’t always like that,” said Avery Dame-Griff. Dame-Griff is the author of “The Two Revolutions: A History of Transgender Networking Online” and a lecturer in women’s and gender studies at Gonzaga University.
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2 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Rachel Baker
You may have once heard your wise gardener friend tell tales of “black gold.” Surely they don’t mean petroleum products or jewelry. No, the black gold they refer to is the product of the sheer digestive power of worms, and although it may not sound glamorous, it is one of the best things you can add to your soil and one of the easiest ways to compost your food scraps.
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3 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Rachel Baker
Poetry makes nothing happen. A popular W.H. Auden line to quote and debate the idea that poetry lacks utility. The line was written right as World War II was about to pop off, after all. Perhaps not a persuasive time to argue for the value of pausing to ponder poetry during your day. But actually the full line goes, “For poetry makes nothing happen: it survives.”“It survives.” Those two additional words make that line feel more relevant for hard times.
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1 month ago |
thespread.media | Rachel Baker |Maggie Bullock
Two veteran editors read it ALL and deliver to you only the best: juicy yarns, big ideas, deeply personal essays, and hot goss—aka, the full Spread. Plus: original interviews, podcasts, and more. Come hungry!Spread Nation,At a moment that finds many of us wondering if we’ll ever get to retire, Cate Blanchett shocked us by doing what might be considered the opposite of “quiet quitting.” “I’m giving up,” she declared recently on a British radio program.
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