This long long amount of time spent in worry also has made me feel like I have to save a bunch of articles because I think they're really important. Whether they are or not I have no ability to tell, because it isn't in the past yet so I don't have any distance or clarity. But what I'd really like is for the only open tabs on my phone to be the recipes I'm planning to make.
Searching for the recipes in my open tabs and having to scroll through so much doom and gloom to get there has become really problematic for me. So this de-clutter is part of my mental health time over the Winter Break. I'm putting these here to clean out my phone but so that I don't lose them. Just in case they really did need to be saved for posterity!
The earlier COVID articles I saved are here: Coronavirus News Then & Now.
Anxiety About COVID
note to self: do some of these go on the 7th grade Microbiology page?
- How the Coronavirus Compares with 100 Years of Deadly Events
The New York Times - Jun 10, 2020
The Amazon, Giver of Life, Unleashes the Pandemic
The New York Times - Jul 25, 2020
Five Environmental Lessons Coronavirus Could Teach Humanity, if Humanity Would Listen
Forbes - Jul 26, 2020
The Mask Slackers of 1918
The New York Times - Aug 3, 2020
The Coronavirus Is New, but Your Immune System Might Still Recognize It
The New York Times - Aug 6, 2020
Coronavirus Lockdowns Usher in the New Roaring '20s
Wall Street Journal - Aug 14, 2020
The Coronavirus Generation
The New York Times - Aug 22, 2020
In Tiny Llama Antibodies, Researchers See Hope for a Coronavirus Treatment
NBC - Aug 26, 2020
7 Ways the Pandemic Has Changed How We Shop for Food
The New York Times - Sep 8, 2020
Trapped by Pandemic, Ships' Crews Fight Exhaustion and Despair
The New York Times - Sep 9, 2020
The Pandemic, From the Virus's Point of View
The New York Times - Sep 19, 2020
What If All COVID-19 Deaths in the United States Had Happened in Your Neighborhood?
The Washington Post - Sep 24, 2020
The Coronavirus Unveiled
The New York Times - Oct 9, 2020
Israel's oldest man dies at 117, death attributed to coronavirus isolation
The Jerusalem Post - Oct 12, 2020
Medieval Europeans didn’t understand how the plague spread. Their response wasn’t so different from ours now.
The Washington Post - Oct 15, 2020
Bloodletting and Gas Fumes: Quack Treatments of the 1918 Flu
CNN - Oct 17, 2020
The Long Shot: A Little Company Chases Its Bigger Competitors in the Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine
Science - Nov 3, 2020
How Jews and Muslims are burying their coronavirus dead
CNN - Nov 16, 2020
Desperately Trying to Wipe the Virus Away
The Washington Post - Nov 18, 2020
To Wear Their Masks, the Beards (and a Tradition) Had to Go
The New York Times - Nov 23, 2020
Scientists May Have Found a New Coronavirus Rapid-Testing Method: Bees
The Washington Post - May 7, 2021
Utah women share caregiving struggles during COVID-19"
The Salt Lake Tribune - Aug 17, 2021
A microscopic video shows the coronavirus on the rampage
The New York Times - Aug 22, 2021
Putting a Super Cork on the Coronavirus: New Hope in the Battle Against COVID-19
SciTechDaily - Aug 27, 2021
Brazilian viper venom may become tool in fight against COVID, study shows
Reuters - Aug 31, 2021
The Surprisingly Strong Supreme Court Precedent Supporting Vaccine Mandates
Politico - Sep 8, 2021
The hidden cost of the coronavirus death toll to younger Americans
The Washington Post - Sep 21, 2021
Scientists use ostrich cells to make glowing Covid detection masks
The Guardian - Dec 10, 2021
T Cells Might Be Our Bodies' Best Shot Against Omicron
The Atlantic - Dec 14, 2021
Compared to Polio and Smallpox, America's COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign is Going Great
Time - Dec 17, 2021
What to Do If You Test Positive for COVID-19
The New York Times - Dec 18, 2021
How Long Does Omicron Take to Make You Sick?
The Atlantic - Dec 20, 2021
The Coronavirus Is Part of Our Lives Now. We've Finally Accepted That.
Slate - Dec 23, 2021
COVID Swells Return to Europe Reuters Graphics - Dec 23, 2021
Omicron Is Our Past Pandemic Mistakes on Fast-Forward
The Atlantic - Dec 23, 2021
The pandemic has caused nearly two years of collective trauma. Many people are near a breaking point.
The Washington Post - Dec 24, 2021
Anxiety About Trump
note to self: do some of these go on the 8th grade U.S. Presidents page?
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Laws and Customs Guide Presidential Transitions -- But Some Go Off the Rails Anyway
The Washington Post
10 Facts About President Washington's Election
Mount Vernon
What Happens to the Election if Trump Can't Perform His Duties?
The Washington Post - Oct 2, 2020
What happens if the House has to decide the next president?
ABC - Oct 18, 2020
What Can You Do If Trump Stages a Coup?
The New Yorker - Oct 24, 2020
The Founders didn't prepare for a president who refuses to step down, historians say
The Washington Post - Nov 21, 2020
A Day That Settled an Election and Brought Hope for Defeating a Pandemic
The New York Times - Dec 14, 2020
When They Fantasize About Killing You, Believe Them
The Atlantic - Aug 12, 2021
Trump Is Tearing Apart the Evangelical Church
The Atlantic - Oct 24, 2021
Trump's allies think they can defy the Capitol attack panel. History suggests otherwise
The Guardian - Nov 18, 2021
Trump's Next Coup Has Already Begun
The Atlantic - Dec 6, 2021
Trump Still Texts Me Constantly, Like a Bad Ex-boyfriend
The Washington Post - Dec 16, 2021
The clear and present danger of Trump's enduring 'Big Lie'
NPR - Dec 23, 2021
And In Other News...
Science
- How Earth Will Look in 250 Million Years
YouTube
The River's Lizard Tail: Braiding Indigenous Knowledges with Geomorphology
Sponge-like fossil could be Earth’s earliest known animal
Nature - Jul 28, 2021
Oldest Organism with Skeleton Discovered in Australia
Science Daily
Fossil Reveals 'One of the Cutest Dinosaurs' Ever Found
The New York Times
Extremely barophilic bacteria isolated from the Mariana Trench, Challenger Deep, at a depth of 11,000 meters
National Library of Medicine
This British Farm Went From a 'Biological Desert' to Biodiversity Hostpot by Letting the Animals Take Charge
CNN - Oct 5, 2020
The Genius Design of Soda-Can Tabs
The Real Raindrop Shape is Not a Teardrop
Tornadoes in Illinois: An Introduction
See How the World's Most Polluted Air Compares with Your City's
Freshly Made Plutonium From Outer Space Found On Ocean Floor
Scientists propose new hypothesis on the origin of life
A Plastic-Eating Fungus Has Been Found in Pakistan
The Igneous Oceanic Crust -- Earth's Largest Fungal Habitat?
The Washington Post - Oct 22, 2021
first- and second-class levers
State Climatologist Office for Illinois
NPR - May 13, 2021
Phys.org - Sep 4, 2009
Health
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Psychotherapy and the Feldenkrais Method
A Baker's Dozen of Wellbeing: 13 Tips for Reducing Stress and Anxiety During COVID-19
Five-Minute Coronavirus Stress Resets
The New York Times - Aug 6, 2020
Are You Flourishing? Take the Quiz
The New York Times - May 4, 2021
The Other Side of Languishing is Flourishing. Here's How to Get There.
The New York Times - May 4, 2021
Art
Music
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A 639-Year Concert, With No Intermission for Coronavirus
The New York Times
9 Classical Songs to Teach Dynamics
Music
waldorfpublications.org
Mathematics
- Measuring Trees - Height Measurements
The University of British Columbia Faculty of Forestry
The Horse that Could Do Math: The Unintentional Clever Hans Hoax
Algebra Antics sample workbook pages (PDF)
Mindware
Philosophy
- Jack and the Beanstalk
Teaching Children Philosophy
The Quiltmaker's Gift
Teaching Children Philosophy
Language Arts
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Perez the Mouse
archive.org
All About Spelling - Step 16 - Letters C and K (PDF)
interesting lesson; I wish they used "represents" instead of "says"
Turnspit Dogs: The Rise And Fall Of The Vernepator Cur
NPR - pair with looking up < curtail > on etymonline.com
Omicron: A Big Deal About Small 'O'
The New York Times - Dec 10, 2021
Handwork
- Plant Dye from Avocado Pits
Plant Dyeing Directory: Acid Dyes, Metal Mordants or Soy Milk?
Kaliko
History & Geography
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Why Isn't Washington, D.C. a State?
History.com
Alan Turing: The codebreaker who saved 'millions of lives'
BBC - Jun 19, 2012
The Unusual Group Trying to Turn Biden into FDR
When Truman is your grandpa: The complicated lives of presidential descendents
Education, General
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National Black Home Educators
Waldorf Stories by Age
Serene's Healing Stories for Children
School Re-Opening Workbook
playworks.org
A California Collective Makes the Case for Outdoor Schooling
PBS - Aug 2, 2020
Schools Seeking Alternative to Remote Learning Try an Experiment: Outdoor Classrooms
NBC - Aug 5, 2020
Why Outside Learning Is a Great Option, Even Beyond COVID-19
Natural Pod - Aug 27, 2020
Parents Join Forces to Rethink 'Back to School'
The New York Times - Aug 28, 2020
As COVID-19 Lingers, Some Schools Take to the Great Outdoors
The Detroit News - Sep 7, 2020
The Healing Power of Garden Class
The Atlantic - Sep 9, 2020
Microschools Pop Up in St. Louis as Alternatives to Virtual School
St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Sep 11, 2020
Classrooms Without Walls, and Hopefully COVID
The New York Times - Oct 27, 2020
Homemaking
- How To Make & Use Hot Pepper Spray – Stop Pests Naturally!
Olive Oil to Polish Hardwood Floors
Hazelnut Oil for Skin: 9 Benefits and Uses
How to Make Natural Dog Shampoo with Soothing Tea Base
Mountain Rose Herbs
Give a Handcrafted Cozy House Bookmark
Bella Luna Toys - a fun excuse to make a tassel!
10 Creative Things to Do with Old Spices and Herbs
Mountain Rose Herbs
Surprising Ways to Use Alka-Seltzer Every Day
The rule to making your own game is that there are no rules
NPR - Dec 26, 2021
Adventures in Traditional Soap-Making
Conferences & Workshops
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Uncovering the Voice Foundational Course
A Supple Voice
Speech 101: One-Week Speech Intensives in 2022
Steiner School of Speech Arts
Reading Like a Historian: Curriculum Development
Standord Graduate School of Education
Immersive Experience
Immersive Experience
Immersive Experience
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