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One of the melancholy side effects of growing older is the lengthening list of deceased persons on your phone’s contacts list. I would delete them, but it seems excessive since they’ve already been deleted.

Morning Brew ☕️ (@morningbrew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Price of a Standard (No Ads) Netflix plan: • 2011 $7.99 • 2014 $8.99 • 2015 $9.99 • 2017 $10.99 • 2019 $12.99 • 2020 $13.99 • 2022 $15.49 • 2025 $17.99 • 2026 $19.99 Up 150% over 15 years.

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Afroman’s music has seen a 500% increase in streaming following his legal victory over sheriff’s deputies in Adams County, Ohio, who sued him for defamation. 📸: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic

Afroman’s music has seen a 500% increase in streaming following his legal victory over sheriff’s deputies in Adams County, Ohio, who sued him for defamation.

 📸: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic
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"This album is, above all, a textural triumph, a quantum bounce from the brittle jitter and insect-chatter fuzz of the band’s 2001 'Yeah Yeah Yeahs' EP and 2003’s full-length 'Fever to Tell.'" Read Rolling Stone's 2006 review of Yeah Yeah Yeahs 'Show Your Bones' rollingstone.com/music/music-al…

"This album is, above all, a textural triumph, a quantum bounce from the brittle jitter and insect-chatter fuzz of the band’s 2001 'Yeah Yeah Yeahs' EP and 2003’s full-length 'Fever to Tell.'" 

Read Rolling Stone's 2006 review of <a href="/YYYs/">Yeah Yeah Yeahs</a> 'Show Your Bones' 
rollingstone.com/music/music-al…
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Ohio was home to the first-ever School for the Blind in the U.S., but it could only teach 60 students. When this new school opened in 1874, it could teach more than 250. #history

Ohio was home to the first-ever School for the Blind in the U.S., but it could only teach 60 students. When this new school opened in 1874, it could teach more than 250. #history
Pat Sajak (@patsajak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Please hold. Your call is important to us.” Just not important enough to hire a sufficient number of operators to answer the phones. Back to the music.