#intern memo

[kaibacorpintern]

in the Egyptian wing of the museum and my boyfriend is like "what are all the time periods of ancient Egypt" and I'm like predynastic, early dynastic, old kingdom which is when the pyramids were built, first intermediate, middle kingdom, second intermediate, new kingdom which includes amarna period and yugioh, third intermediate, and then all the late period stuff and macedonian and roman eras. and he's like run that by me one more time

#intern memo #too many notes. yes my boyfriend thinks im hot

[steinbecks]

i reread some k/rra posts from like 8-10 yrs ago (shudder) and instantly discovered within myself new levels of previously untapped chill. i wasted so much time and energy on truly pointless arguments lmao

#my strongest emotions upon reflection are cringe and why #intern memo

[sadaveniren]

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#watching the collective Internet experience the same level of discourse as we experienced in 2016 with bg is cathartic #‘they used this photo for her head from a decade ago look how they align perfectly’ #’excuse you this is just what happens when it’s the same person’ #the fact that a simple thing could just be answered in a NON-SHADY WAY #like did you need the AP - the fucking associated press - issue a KILL NOTICE ABOUT THE PHOTO #listen I worked with AP digitizing their old field reports and I got to read through hundred of thousands of memos #like real time notices of important events #do you know how many times a fucking kill notice was sent?? #I have more memories of internal memos bitching about people’s grammar than kill notices #unprecedented

[katierosefun]

being in law school has just taught me how to Pretend to be an Extrovert, for real

anyways, guess who made literally 26 phone calls today

#caroline talks #guess who needs to do it all over again except at GodTM level #(talk to 30 attorneys . . . or go to a networking event at one of the biggest law firms in my city) #i'm trying to write at least another page of my stupid memo #before i take the 40 minute train ride over there because jesus christ #also yeah. i kid you not. I MADE 26 PHONE CALLS TODAY #me internally: god. i am going to need to not talk to anyone for a solid 24 hours after this

[thespacedetective]

These tunnels seem to be dug by one or multiple entities. I have identified claw marks unlike that I have ever seen. Definitely not man made. As to the lights no idea how they got there. Currently marking my way with spray paint and following the cables to try to find the source. Damn im probaly going to regret this...

What was that noise?

#internal memo

[glitterock]

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#if i’m not thinking about my ex i am thinking about butch from ***** so hard #WHEN WILL I BE FREE FROM THE GHOSTS OF MY PAST #i heard someone with an ****ian accent and now i’m IN MY FEELS #ALSO im about to start my period so that’s probably also why #I MOSS HER SO MUCH WAAAAAAA I WANT HER TO JISY HOLD ME AND TALK AT ME FOR HOURS #HER VOICE IS SO PERFECT AND SHE HOLDS ME SO NICELY im gonna kms #i have an accent kink so bad it’s real bad #update: listening to voice memos she has sent me in the past because god damn #guys literally if u want me to fall at ur feet just have an accent it’s that easy #if there’s one thing about me i love an international lover

[antonblastdeluxe]

'popular blogs gain more visibility at the expense of smaller users'

I. Isn't that how technically every website or platform is to a certain degree. Despite it being a blatantly wrong statement unless said popular blog never reblogs / engages with smaller blogs which is a rarity

#kirm rambles ✨ #sorry for rambling on tumblr shit but this staff 'update post' in particular. woof #like oh we need to get the big youtubers to get less visibility and put a mic up to the little guy lets force stupid shit on everyone #once again where are those internal staff memos im so curious

[memryse]

Life update im still not normal

#i am going to explode from the internal pressure building up within meeeeeee IM TRYING SO HARD TO BE NORMALLLLL #memos

[xtruss]

“The Hub of the Yellow Journalism and the Sucker of the Incurable Cancerous Swelled Scrotums of the Zionist 🐖 🐷 🐗, The New York Times” Instructs Its Lowlife Dishonest Journalists to Avoid Using Certain Terms — Including "Genocide" and "Ethnic Cleansing" — in Their Coverage of “The Terrorist, Fascist, Apartheid, Occupier and The War Criminal 🐖 Isra-hell's” Onslaught on Palestine's Gaza, a Leaked Internal Memo Reveals. Here are the Terms the American Newspaper Does Not Want Printed:

#TRT World 🌎 #News 🗞️ #Hub of the Yellow Journalism | The New York Times #The Sucker of the Incurable Cancerous Swelled Scrotums of the Zionist 🐖 🐷 🐗 The New York Times #“The Terrorist | Fascist | Apartheid | Occupier | The War Criminal 🐖 Isra-hell” #Genocide #Ethnic Cleansing #Internal Memo 📝

[determinate-negation]

CNN is facing a backlash from its own staff over editorial policies they say have led to a regurgitation of Israeli propaganda and the censoring of Palestinians perspectives in the network’s coverage of the war in Gaza.

Journalists in CNN newsrooms in the US and overseas say broadcasts have been skewed by management edicts and a story-approval process that has resulted in highly partial coverage of the Hamas massacre on 7 October and Israel’s retaliatory attack on Gaza.

“The majority of news since the war began, regardless of how accurate the initial reporting, has been skewed by a systemic and institutional bias within the network toward Israel,” said one CNN staffer. “Ultimately, CNN’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice.”

According to accounts from six CNN staffers in multiple newsrooms, and more than a dozen internal memos and emails obtained by the Guardian, daily news decisions are shaped by a flow of directives from the CNN headquarters in Atlanta that have set strict guidelines on coverage.

They include tight restrictions on quoting Hamas and reporting other Palestinian perspectives while Israel government statements are taken at face value. In addition, every story on the conflict must be cleared by the Jerusalem bureau before broadcast or publication.

#muh free press #media #palestine #mine

[kaibacorpintern]

yugioh isn't "good" i.e. its hardly a cowboy bebop or NGE or FLCL or mushishi but if anyone was like "it's bad" i'd be like be quiet. kaiba's about to summon obelisk out of the fucking ground

#millennium world sucks in so many ways. virtual world resists sense-making #battle city suffers from the wildly uneven relative power of the character motivations #the ceremonial duel is thematically indecisive and contradictory #and. of course. JOHJI #but yugioh is great. i fucking love yugioh #intern memo #edit: NGE is on this post because it's a masterpiece and rightfully described as one of the best anime of all time #a gripping and unflinching portrait of depression and alienation and the struggles of intimacy and loneliness

[headlinehorizon]

State Department Employees Accuse President Biden of Spreading Misinformation about Israel-Hamas Conflict

An internal dissent memo signed by 100 State Department and USAID employees accuses President Biden of spreading misinformation and suggests that Israel is committing war crimes. This article explores the memo's claims and its impact on U.S. policy.

#internal dissent memo #Israel-Hamas conflict #war crimes #headline horizon #news #latest news

[chekovsphaser]

Me: are you sending me classified government documents again?

My mother: Maybe..... :D

#conversations with my mother #this was a joking exchange #they werent classified documents #just internal memos

[sayruq]

THE NEW YORK TIMES instructed journalists covering Israel’s war on the Gaza Strip to restrict the use of the terms “genocide” and “ethnic cleansing” and to “avoid” using the phrase “occupied territory” when describing Palestinian land, according to a copy of an internal memo obtained by The Intercept. The memo also instructs reporters not to use the word Palestine “except in very rare cases” and to steer clear of the term “refugee camps” to describe areas of Gaza historically settled by displaced Palestinians expelled from other parts of Palestine during previous Israeli–Arab wars. The areas are recognized by the United Nations as refugee camps and house hundreds of thousands of registered refugees.

The Times memo outlines guidance on a range of phrases and terms. “The nature of the conflict has led to inflammatory language and incendiary accusations on all sides. We should be very cautious about using such language, even in quotations. Our goal is to provide clear, accurate information, and heated language can often obscure rather than clarify the fact,” the memo says. “Words like ‘slaughter,’ ‘massacre’ and ‘carnage’ often convey more emotion than information. Think hard before using them in our own voice,” according to the memo. “Can we articulate why we are applying those words to one particular situation and not another? As always, we should focus on clarity and precision — describe what happened rather than using a label.” Despite the memo’s framing as an effort to not employ incendiary language to describe killings “on all sides,” in the Times reporting on the Gaza war, such language has been used repeatedly to describe attacks against Israelis by Palestinians and almost never in the case of Israel’s large-scale killing of Palestinians.

End your New York Times subscription

#yemen #jerusalem #tel aviv #current events #palestine #free palestine #gaza #free gaza #news on gaza #palestine news #news update #war news #war on gaza #new york times #gaza genocide #genocide #manufactured consent #media bias

[probablyasocialecologist]

Last July, The Intercept obtained an internal Bank of America memo that stated “we hope the ratio of job openings to unemployed is down to the more normal highs of the last business cycle.” Translated into English, this means the bank was rooting for there to be fewer job openings. Likewise, a California real estate CEO said on an earnings call last year that a recession could be “good” if “it comes with a level of unemployment that puts employers back in the driver seat and allows them to get all their employees back into the office.” Around the same time, an anonymous Texas businessman told the Dallas branch of the Federal Reserve about his delighted anticipation that “the workforce pulls its head out of its rear when a correction or recession makes jobs scarce and people start to feel the pain or fear of not providing for their family and loved ones.” He did have one concern, however  — that the government might “jump back into the fight and pay them to do nothing again.” Even Janet Yellen, the current secretary of the Treasury and former chair of the Fed during the Obama administration, wrote this in a 1996 memo: “Unemployment serves as a worker-discipline device because the prospect of a costly unemployment spell produces sufficient fear of job loss.”

#capitalism #unemployment

[thespacedetective]

YES JACKPOT! Found my weapon crate! It took me half a day of shoveling and searching but I found it!... DAMNIT NO MORE GUNS! Guess this pistols the best I got... oooOoOOO Flash bangs? Flares? Wow I did over pack. Not a lot of long term stuff but these could be useful indeed.

#internal memo