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hi. i'm emily kornblut. i live in brooklyn, where i work on projects with educators, nonprofits, and media makers.
what you'll find here: thoughts and things i'm up to, and things i like on the internet.
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Bayer Didget - Product Information – Bayer’s DIDGET™ Blood Glucose Meter A blood glucose meter that plugs into the Nintendo DS. Designed by Bayer to help and reward kids with diabetes remember to test their glucose levels.
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USDA organic label comes under fire - Los Angeles Times
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Jul
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researching activities that can help department silos think abt organizational values alignment. feels good to be getting back to work.
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Transparency Corps A project of the Sunlight Foundation, citizens joining together to make the US government more transparent.
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Kind of redeeming…Michael Vick leaving his probation job as a construction worker to teach at Boys & Girls Club: http://bit.ly/uhVZZ
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taking a break from reading NECC tweets to watch live stream from WH on innovative nonprofit programs http://is.gd/1j80E
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Jun
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Showcase: ‘Becoming Visible’ - Lens Blog - NYTimes.com Cyanotype portraits of homeless, transgendered youth in New York City; by Josh Lehrer.
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Jaws Wired Shut: a pureed food blog (also, a partial explanation of the past week): http://bit.ly/2teLQV
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per previous tweet, had to reschedule this wknd’s trip to DC, and no in-person #NECC for me this year :/
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Jun
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RECYCLE CAPS WITH AVEDA Aveda launches a program to recycle the rigid plastic caps and lids found on all sorts of household products, many of which are not otherwise recyclable through traditional curbside pickup programs.
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