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At the time I thought that was her first album, until I learned that she had two albums before that. I was surprised at how different those sounded from her third album. They were completely pop. Till this day some people still don't know those album exist, granted Jagged Little Pill was her international debut. In my opinion I feel that the Jagged Little Pill fit her style more.



Who in the music industry can you think of that successfully transformed themselves. This could be in look, sound, attitude, etc. How successful was it? Did it last long? Is it what their know for now? Any unsuccessful reinventions you can think of?



In the hookah industry, there are a few key players who have made a name for themselves. These people are leaders in the community and have helped to shape the industry into what it is today. In this blog post, we will be discussing 5 of these leaders. They are innovators, entrepreneurs, and advocates for the hookah community. Without them, the industry would not be where it is today.


"I have spent decades in an industry that is rife with an overarching anti-woman sentiment and have tolerated a lot of condescension and disrespectfulness, reduction, dismissiveness, contract-breaching, unsupportiveness, exploitation and psychological violence (and more) throughout my career," she continued. "I tolerated it because nothing would stop me from connecting with those who I cared about and resonated with. I live to serve and connect with people and so over the years I sucked it up on more occasions than I can count in order to do so. It's hard not to be affected in any industry around the world, but Hollywood has been notorious for its disrespect of the feminine in all of us."





She added, "You know a lot of people say, 'Why did that woman wait 30 years? And I'm like f**k off. They don't wait 30 years. No one was listening or their livelihood was threatened or their family was threatened. The whole 'Why do women wait' thing? Women don't wait. Our culture doesn't listen."


Most people have never heard of either, because most people aren\u2019t a top-50 military in the world. Direct access, in particular, is a tried-and-true business model - it\u2019s Maxar\u2019s bread-and-butter, and they oughta know what works, because they\u2019re currently being acquired for a whopping $6.4B.


The confusing jargon gets so much worse in this industry\u2014people try to disambiguate different types of sensors by referring to the satellite payloads as electro-optical, commonly abbreviated as EO (vs. SAR, for isntance). Except that EO is also an extremely common abbreviation for Earth Observation.


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We have cable news dedicated to the market, but not the planet it's on. A compelling observation only in so far as how obvious it is \u2013 the banality of it is what makes it so powerfully bleak, so profoundly dumb. The wealthiest 10% of people in this country own 89% of the U.S. stock market. Meanwhile, 100% of people happen to exist on this planet. Though, granted, the wealthiest 10% of people in the world emit almost half the world\u2019s total emissions \u2013 with America\u2019s richest being the highest polluters \u2013 the stakes of the planet are still obviously much more shared and collectively-consequential than the stock market. \u201CClimate underlies everything we know as humans: food, water, shelter, joy,\u201D meteorologist and founder of climate-weather service Currently Eric Holthaus tells me. \u201CAll the things we d

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