@DieInTheGulch That s what I imagined but it seems the exception. Someone at Walmart can make $200k but the people you interact with or think about when someone says Walmart employee does not
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RT @prattlibrary: Come work at one of the Nicest Places in America! Find open part-time and full-time positions at the Pratt here: https://…
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This article has so many generalities that it does a disservice. The author says you can work in government and make six figures. Please tell me where the $200k state and fed jobs are. Or even the non-admin academic jobs. https://twitter.com/TechnicallyBMR/status/1461380512199630868
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@melissa_schober I’ve had really good luck with Perry Moving especially in the off season (so around now)
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@RobSummer On a scale of 1-5, where are you on a plaid and feathers combination?
Could it be Tyvek?
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@gillianmsmith Today I had to draw pics of jewelry and thought “This should be my new hobby”…it was really relaxing trying to look at the details and draw every small shape.
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RT @davidhuyssen: As the University of Austin begins to collapse from poor management decisions and staff alienation, its claim to being a…
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Today we learn shoes! #sigfashion2025 https://t.co/IrXhBTB0NB
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Forecasting Fashion
The future of fashion looks green…not like the emerald, but in environmental sustainability. The use of reclaimed materials, reduction in seasonality, the adoption of a slower cycle will all contribute to the fashion trends over the next five years.
According to the article “Trend forecasters predict a more trendless future”, consumers have adopted the concept as a core component of their fashion interests at a quicker rate during the pandemic. Sustainability can be measured in multiple ways: impact on the environment, treatment of workers, or generation of waste material. Some manufacturers, such as H&M, have begun to focus on utilizing waste material in the production process to reduce environmental impact. Their new line, H&M Edition by John Boyega, focuses on clothes made of organic materials, materials discarded in other productions, or recycled artificial fibers. The line also focuses on the ability of clothing to be repaired as a way to be more sustainable as highlighted in the fact that “it’s estimated that the average garment is worn only ten times before being disposed of, according to a leading clothes waste charity.”
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In some ways, it is very difficult to comb my hair…perhaps even impossible. https://t.co/dwchy2528p
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