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The Sleepless and the Stressful - I have always been shit at falling asleep. Ideally I would fall asleep at 11 p.m. every night. Instead, this is typically when I sit back down at my computer to read all the open tabs and unread emails that have accumulated throughout the day. The I check Twitter one ... - #
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@barefoot_techie @stevesong I suppose I tend to have higher expectations for academics than public officials, but I should know better. #
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