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Unionized Hearst staffers represented by the WGA East conducted half-day walkouts on Tuesday after a month of contract negotiations with management failed (Erik Pedersen/Deadline)
https://deadline.com/2026/02/hearst-magazines-union-walkouts-co…

Hearst Magazines Union Stages Series Of Walkouts After Failing To Reach Contract Deal
Unionized staffers at Hearst Magazines are taking staging half-day walkouts Tuesday after a month of contracts talks with management failed to reach a deal.

The kids are all right.
Students at Fort Collins middle school hold anti-ICE walkout, protest
https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/education/2026/02/02/students-at-fort-collins-middle-school-h…

Students at Fort Collins middle school hold anti-ICE walkout, protest
Nearly half of the students attending Lesher Middle School in Fort Collins participated in an anti-ICE walkout and protest Feb. 2.

Man arrested after altercation with student at school walkout protest in Buda https://ground.news/article/man-arrested-after-altercation-with-student-at-school-walkout-protest-in-buda

My resort (mix of timeshares & private property) has a Mai Tai Thursday that I accidentally walked into & it’s the first time I’ve seen rowdy boomers & it’s kinda cute. Didn’t even know there’s so many ppl here until they started cheerfully appearing with their walking frames from all corners.

This shows how Abbott feels about the 1st Amendment.
Gov. Abbott responds to student walkouts in Texas: ‘About time students like this were arrested’ https://ground.news/article/gov-abbott-responds-to-student-walkouts-in-texas-about-time-students-like-this-were-arrested_f0042d

SEO question, I apologise:
Whilst it is best practice for the link set in a <link rel='canonical' tag to point to a page that doesn't redirect, is there actually a “penalty” for doing such a redirect?

This asshole fish decided to walk out of the water one day and now I have to go to work and pay rent

Olsztyn to taki Wolsztyn, tylko bez "W" i bez parowozów.
#gównoposting

Good Morning #Canada
There's been a lot of references to Badlands on social media lately, something about a movie or something. Seems like an opportunity to revisit some real bad lands in Alberta. Seventy-five million years ago, give or take a million years, when dinosaurs walked the earth, southern Alberta was a subtropical paradise of towering redwoods and giant ferns. But then the glaciers came and had their way with the landscape. Today, fertile plains suddenly drop away into a world of multi-hued canyons and wind-sculpted hoodoos. Spanning east from Drumheller to the Saskatchewan border and south to the United States, this region is known as the Canadian Badlands. It is home to the largest deposits of dinosaur bones in the world. It's a little bit more famous than the Cheltenham Badlands in Ontario.
#CanadaIsAwesome #Badlands
https://youtu.be/faf8DEXtMtU?si=ryTB_1Eo7dKCoyRb

Walked past an old pillar box (an EIIR type a) with the door removed and an ominous sign saying "Automated system, coming soon". Another minor incursion from the future.
And another national UX scandal incoming, I fear.