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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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Rachel Baker
The longest day of the year soon approaches, and something about that just makes people around the world want to celebrate. Between its reliable astronomical pattern and its life-giving, mega dose of sunlight hours, the summer solstice has inspired many sculptural and architectural sites that mark and celebrate it. To truly appreciate the marvel of these sites, it’s important to understand the science behind why they work.
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1 week ago |
spokesman.com | Rachel Baker
“Fur-fat and stock-still in the trail / they appear to be looking / into a mythic sky …”If you’re from the Northwest, you have a pretty fair shot at guessing which creature these lines describe. But just in case, here’s another hint. “Upright on boulders, they are ready / to tumble at the shrill signal / if we become, in a blink, / by sneeze or shuffle, believable.”This is a poem about the hoary marmot, titled, “How We Look,” written by Washington’s newest poet laureate, Derek Sheffield.
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3 weeks 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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3 weeks 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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1 month 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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