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Illinois Vol.5 (state, corporations, et al.)

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Illinois Bicentennial Minute: After some fuzzy population numbers and a last-minute change in borders, but Illinois became a state #OnThisDay in 1818. #ILhistory #IL200 #IllinoisProud https://t.co/pRRTL9W35n

Thanks to our partners: @ILStateMuseum, @NewsTalkWMAY, @Illinois200

— Lincoln Presidential Library (@ALPLM) December 3, 2018

Happy 200th birthday, #Illinois! #OTD in 1788, you became the 21st state. Check out our QuickFacts tool to get #CensusData & see more statistics for the "Prairie State" here: https://t.co/cpR7PJlFH6 pic.twitter.com/MWhBY0Apc1

— U.S. Census Bureau (@uscensusbureau) December 3, 2018

Today in History: Illinois, the "Land of Lincoln" enters the Union, 1818 #otd #tih https://t.co/FjvJkBDWqK pic.twitter.com/6YbHCQXXNI

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) December 3, 2018

#ILFilm @ILFilmOffice https://t.co/9EEoHjsbPv

— IL Dept of Commerce (@IllinoisDCEO) November 20, 2018

100+ yrs ago, Benjamin Holt invented a tractor that ran on continuous metal-belted tracks instead of wheels. The machines were a hit & the Holts began manufacturing in Peoria, later becoming @CaterpillarInc! https://t.co/b03DmqCHiP #IllinoisProud #EB250 @Britannica / @Wintrust pic.twitter.com/KOZA8DCpfS

— Illinois 200 (@Illinois200) November 19, 2018

Our drone pilot captured some of the damage sustained on the south side of @TaylorvilleIL The community, including #IDOT employees, have already mobilized and clean up is underway following yesterday's #tornado. #illinoistrong #IEMA pic.twitter.com/I06NnaBqRI

— IDOT (@IDOT_Illinois) December 2, 2018

While the Trump administration is using the dire projections of climate change effects to justify inaction, Illinois is beginning to implement one of the most far-reaching and innovative statewide laws on energy, @KarenRWeigert writes in @CrainsChicago. https://t.co/GMSiOtPCFT

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) October 12, 2018

Red Cross volunteer rides out Taylorville storm, gets to work https://t.co/RZ6owHM7Dt

— StateJournalRegister (@SJRbreaking) December 3, 2018

When #antibiotics aren’t needed, they won’t help you, and the side effects could still cause harm. To learn more about antibiotic use, visit https://t.co/SUzCAOvDWJ #BeAntibioticsAware #USAAW18

— IDPH (@IDPH) November 16, 2018

#Illinois is the only state in the US to get an “A” grade for our #mentalhealth parity laws. Next closest grade was a “C.” Making a difference during #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek. https://t.co/dnixCHTxbV

— Governor Rauner (@GovRauner) October 12, 2018

“The fiscal situation just has to get fixed, but in a way that’s responsible for job growth,” Illinois Chamber President & CEO Todd Maisch said. Simply jacking up taxes and continuing to spend how we spend is not the answer." https://t.co/0YYRqOqguE

— Illinois Chamber (@ILChamber) November 15, 2018

Why Invest in Illinois? Strategically positioned for access to markets & customers, an economic powerhouse, great place live and work, competitive financial incentives for foreign investors & many more reasons! https://t.co/tAqPz4lB3K #business #invest #USA #Illinois #power pic.twitter.com/7TSwytLYcU

— invest-in-usa (@invest_in_usa) November 27, 2018

Who pays for what? A look at the #fiscal problems of #Chicago and Illinois. #ChiFiscalFuture https://t.co/jjE09D7jfY pic.twitter.com/Kk1ubc9Jqd

— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) April 18, 2017

Illinois ranked number 1 in soybean exports in 2016 for the U.S. and 2 for corn, while Iowa ranked 1 for corn and 2 for soybeans. See which state were top for pork and which is second for dairy when you check out the District's agricultural economy. https://t.co/wK9wrEdsPT pic.twitter.com/9TVaGtERHV

— ChicagoFed (@ChicagoFed) September 18, 2018

Chicago Fed President Evans said it's time to take policy to neutral and national data underscore strength of economy.Atlanta's Raphael Bostic noted "pockets of distress."Kansas City's Esther George said that while her region is doing well overall,China trade fracas isn't helping

— Kevin Kelly (@KevinRKelly_) November 28, 2018

A new report from the @ChicagoFed explores how Illinois reached fiscal disaster: https://t.co/i9MqnbgzVX pic.twitter.com/sbpRmN40HL

— CTBA (@CTBA_online) August 16, 2016

.@CMEGroup CEO Terry Duffy on election of @JBPritzker as #Illinois Gov: “I fear the status quo…I welcome change." https://t.co/LmZPwxhavL via @crainschicago

— LynneMarek (@LynneMarek) November 7, 2018

Terry Duffy discusses why a #TransactionTax would be a fiscal disaster for Illinois https://t.co/qyLxZ9rwG1 via @BloombergTV

— CMEGroup (@CMEGroup) June 9, 2016

The unexpected comeback story in the U.S. coal industry is the Illinois Basin. http://t.co/5HdX7O7sNj via @WSJ

— CMEGroup (@CMEGroup) October 20, 2014

The State of Illinois partners with @CMEGroup @bloqinc @ChamberDigital to launch @ChiBlockchain Center https://t.co/8fnvZ8VVeJ @IllinoisDoIT pic.twitter.com/yTUSfdXG6J

— Michael del Castillo (@DelRayMan) June 8, 2017

Battle for coding talent in cornfields of Illinois lures @CMEGroup to @UIResearchPark https://t.co/QcuW2HWXnW pic.twitter.com/aKPmYlFrzr

— University of Illinois (@Illinois_Alma) August 22, 2016

.@CMEGroup loses vote to eliminate six directors on its board https://t.co/6ebLAbBbv2

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 29, 2018

Illinois yanks billions of banking biz from Wells Fargo https://t.co/rmnxQmYAsQ pic.twitter.com/A2VfXsumeC

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) October 3, 2016

#LSULaw prof Philip Hackney — @EOTaxProf — quoted in @ProPublica article on complex financial dealings of Illinois Policy Institute https://t.co/3AmIkGu3uz pic.twitter.com/XmB9pRQOj2

— LSU Law Center (@LSULawCenter) February 9, 2018

Rauner vows not to give "another nickel" to former ally Illinois Policy Institute after @Suntimes @ProPublica report on its financial dealings https://t.co/pzMk2BMOwE pic.twitter.com/JWDkng4gSJ

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) February 8, 2018

Illinois lawmakers push back against Trump administration's expansion of short-term health insurance https://t.co/VXI6SL8Scp

— Southern Illinoisan (@thesouthern) November 29, 2018

At University of Illinois, Obama said 3 million Americans have lost health insurance. The rate of uninsured adults remains relatively flat from 2015 through the first quarter of 2018. https://t.co/1MQy5zds2d

— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) September 7, 2018

.@realDonaldTrump's junk health insurance plans are a terrible idea—and states like California and Illinois are fighting back. https://t.co/375aWAfAmG pic.twitter.com/J87CrFtTF5

— Health Care Voter (@HealthCareVoter) May 30, 2018

#Illinois #hog inventory 5.35 million head on 12/1/2017, up 5% from last year, and down 1% from last quarter. More info at https://t.co/AeLpsKaTCp @ILAgriculture @ilpork pic.twitter.com/rl2sfVjFG0

— USDA-NASS (@usda_nass) December 27, 2017

High yields, limited availability support land prices despite low commodity prices. https://t.co/h5qgP5HCbT pic.twitter.com/z13JI1CymH

— Illinois Farm Bureau (@ILFarmBureau) November 27, 2018

We're pleased to announce that Illinois pig farmer, Pat Bane, is the @NationalPork Board's America's Pig Farmer of the Year! Congratulations to Pat and Sheri Bane and their family, we are proud of you!@ilpork https://t.co/UPLVhdy1r2 pic.twitter.com/8dW2UNevoc

— Illinois Farm Bureau (@ILFarmBureau) October 4, 2018

ICGA President Ted Mottaz: “Thank you to the Trump administration for prioritizing this trade agreement and taking important first steps to continue our relationship with Mexico and Canada." https://t.co/Khg2OfjiXx pic.twitter.com/IVhrCpuAmS

— IL Corn (@ilcorn) November 30, 2018

Check out the most recent Profitability Radio podcast from @ilsoyadvisor: https://t.co/6YQe2X9Red pic.twitter.com/ZRHMrRsym8

— IL Soybean Assn. (@ILSoybean) November 21, 2018

"We are the low-cost pork producer in the world. The U.S. is the most efficient producer of pork in the world. And we have a product the world wants." Ken Maschhoff (https://t.co/jpzKTLviWi) @Prairie_Farmer @TheMaschhoffs

— IL Pork (@ilpork) May 18, 2018

Are you ready to cook the best tender and delicious pork chops this summer? As supported by the USDA and the FDA Food Code, pork chops are SAFE and most delicious when cooked to 145-160° F followed by a 3-minute rest! Learn more: https://t.co/BmZoG07c17 pic.twitter.com/0ytE16aIz6

— IL Pork (@ilpork) May 17, 2018

With nearly 50% of added export value in danger, the IPPA says they must continue to look for growing markets and put funds where action can be implemented quickly. @ilpork @USMEF #pork #Korea https://t.co/kQ5ukw8cLZ pic.twitter.com/manLwXAcVr

— NationalHogFarmer (@NHF_Magazine) September 10, 2018

Food Choices, Context, and Questions, oh my! How do you define health and safety and what is “good for you”? @ILFarmFamilies & I spent time with college students on a farm recently. This blog was inspired by the great conversations that day: https://t.co/dx7sSlwRoH #client

— Kim Kirchherr (@KimKirchherr) October 31, 2018

Caramel apples AND pork chops?! Is this what meals are like in heaven? Join us for more #NationalPorkMonth inspiration during #Foodiechats tonight with sponsor @ILFarmFamilies. We can’t wait! #TheyFarmWeEat https://t.co/gjImnMxinH #DroolWorthy pic.twitter.com/Oae6z87Oaz

— #Foodiechats (@Foodiechats) October 1, 2018

Just arrived on our Clinton lot – Case 1270. More details and photos here ➡️ https://t.co/L3DuqhgYdA @brian_reeser @BradKovack @MPSchmidtAG @TheChadColby @acoers @crich961 pic.twitter.com/eN5Mb4M3wt

— Central Illinois Ag (@LiveWorkGrowCIA) October 25, 2018

On our latest episode of #askACES, Dr. Dan Shike discusses beef cow nutrition strategies as well as all of the career opportunities in the industry. Download the full episode – https://t.co/7btdQqQlfT @ILextension @ilbeefassoc pic.twitter.com/Hq1i5ZGPR3

— College of ACES (@ACESIllinois) June 6, 2018

In the town of Harvard, Illinois, USA, Rotary members are fighting hunger and bringing their community together through a garden that is providing 10,000 pounds of vegetables to their local food pantry every year. #WorldFoodDay https://t.co/iCkO1GQChp pic.twitter.com/s3VrlXTFwI

— Rotary International (@Rotary) October 16, 2018

Walgreens Boots Alliance and Humana are in preliminary talks to take equity stakes in each other, the WSJ reported https://t.co/MUSdAWZQlB

— Bloomberg (@business) November 20, 2018

What if you could fly to work? This passenger air vehicle in development by Boeing subsidiary @AuroraFlightSci will provide on-demand transportation in urban areas and minimize long commutes. #AMSdroneweek #travel
Read more: https://t.co/HTIZgTwvBR pic.twitter.com/NmOJoFsaUY

— Boeing Europe (@BoeingEurope) November 28, 2018

A small business owner shares three pieces of advice to anyone considering opening their own shop. https://t.co/jdtXNn8eoB pic.twitter.com/Vr1RlM2uco

— State Farm (@StateFarm) November 9, 2018

Congratulations @AccessDecatur and @DecaturEDC for ranking first in the U.S. for Agricultural Bioscience Employment according to @BizFacilities! ADM’s operations in Decatur — and our people there — have been instrumental to our company’s success for generations. https://t.co/gsSy5SHwsX

— ADM (@ADMupdates) August 2, 2018

At Caterpillar, sustainability is part of who we are and what we do every single day. Learn more about how we balance environmental stewardship, social responsibility and economic growth. https://t.co/bcsWYZjakD pic.twitter.com/IidSnfYpbO

— Caterpillar Inc. (@CaterpillarInc) November 28, 2018

Beyond #BlackFriday, here are a few tips to help you save some money on holiday shopping this year. https://t.co/mtYn1M5wqp

— Allstate (@Allstate) November 23, 2018

United Continental Hits 52-Week High: Bull Run to Continue? https://t.co/C3wXAOVOQc pic.twitter.com/NDm0hyVC1W

— NICE Investment Club (@niceinvestors) November 27, 2018

We at Exelon agree with @UCSUSA that a national or state #carbon pricing plan is the right solution to efficiently reduce #emissions and let technologies compete to deliver the best results. https://t.co/1sF05oYkRb

— Exelon Corporation (@Exelon) December 1, 2018

Neighbors helping neighbors 💚 #ThankfulThursday https://t.co/27zIN9Hngg

— John Deere (@JohnDeere) November 29, 2018

With #HurricaneMaria in the rearview mirror, local health workers are helping rebuild Puerto Rico’s primary health care system. Learn how our partner @DirectRelief is leading the effort: https://t.co/mW35JZlTZ2 pic.twitter.com/nK8XrmO2ti

— AbbVie (@abbvie) November 13, 2018

Our Confirm Rx, the world’s first and only smartphone-compatible insertable cardiac monitor, has been named a “best innovation of the year” by Popular Science: https://t.co/2RkAZeiecw

Important Safety Info: https://t.co/kQy9Za6Of3 pic.twitter.com/h3iWjMk9YY

— Abbott (@AbbottNews) November 27, 2018

We’re proud to have @Oreo Thins and @GOODTHiNS named to @Nielsen’s Annual List of Top Breakthrough Innovations. These products showcase how we can test, learn and scale ideas to deliver what consumers want from their snacks. #SnackingMadeRight https://t.co/v0JDLJDXfu

— Mondelēz Intl (@MDLZ) November 30, 2018

Offering valuable insights, @USFoods has identified five key trends for this fall season. https://t.co/cHZeS7tKFl pic.twitter.com/XM8W41Ng4x

— bake magazine (@bakemag) October 15, 2018

#DYK that @McDonalds has made the commitment to serve 100% of our coffee from sources supporting sustainable production by 2020? https://t.co/NNMx82g5XP pic.twitter.com/TWgwPIBtEn

— McDonald's (@McDonaldsCorp) November 26, 2018

.@Sears can tap a $350M junior bankruptcy loan, @stephgleason reports, but in a twist it will come from a different lender and with a lower interest rate. https://t.co/sW82RCTY1O pic.twitter.com/C6wkV6cKjd

— David Elman (@_davidelman) November 27, 2018

Advances in medicine have a tremendous impact on all of us. Here's what @ClevelandClinic predicts are the 10 medical innovations that could disrupt #healthcare BIG TIME in 2019 via @healthcaredive #AI https://t.co/XwPTsU8ZaS

— CDW Corporation (@CDWCorp) November 29, 2018

Illinois Tool Works is still pointed down, new price targets on the downside https://t.co/MU7iTtPVai by @BruceKamich

— Real Money (@realmoney) October 25, 2018

It’s easy to get swept up in the excitement of the holidays. But following some simple dos and don’ts can help get you through the season of giving and start the New Year on the right path.

— Discover (@Discover) November 16, 2018

We believe healthcare systems and people can benefit from the use of innovative technologies to move care closer to home. Here is a toolkit developed in the UK and Ireland in collaboration with NHS employees to help make this a reality: https://t.co/PSqjh0C4q9 pic.twitter.com/9Iqa3QRLyq

— Baxter International (@baxter_intl) November 15, 2018

Drinking fountains, ice machines and water hydration systems in hospitals, could be at #risk for #waterbornediseases. Learn about the equipment risks associated with waterborne diseases https://t.co/vYkf5ufpLT pic.twitter.com/BXdL9njqgS

— Grainger (@grainger) October 3, 2018

LKQ’s Promise of Protection product liability indemnification means the auto repair shop owner is protected from claims, liabilities, actions and costs that might result in injury or death due to any defect in that product.

To learn more, click here: https://t.co/sQ5BYTSW0W pic.twitter.com/BvYSLjF5rh

— LKQ Corporation (@LKQCorp) August 29, 2018

Former Marzocchi owner, Tenneco, buys Ohlins Suspension https://t.co/fS6SZcfCyF pic.twitter.com/B7OftUVuwU

— Bikerumor (@bikerumor) November 15, 2018

.@ConagraBrands CFO Dave Marberger talks brand, strategy, and career choices in the latest #CFOJournal https://t.co/i7RsloW18V

— The CFO Program (@deloittecfo) October 1, 2018

.@johnsoncontrols enters into agreements to supply batteries to @NavistarNews, @MAN_Group. https://t.co/fA93K6sb8i pic.twitter.com/KLRv7IOYlb

— Transport Topics (@TransportTopics) May 11, 2018

Check out today’s article on Food Business News, https://t.co/pxtXSo7q4K. It features how Univar is growing in the Food Ingredients market. pic.twitter.com/6Ps1K6QSWI

— Univar (@Univar) August 6, 2018

“Smart building technology investments typically pay for themselves within one or two years by delivering energy savings & maintenance efficiencies”– Jones Lang LaSalle. Read up on everything you need to know about new #proptech for smart buildings here: https://t.co/9N2oHrsP8g

— Disruptive Technologies (@DisruptiveTech_) June 7, 2018

We understand the complexities involved in the deployment of multisite rail projects. Explore a broad range of products and #supplychain options. https://t.co/0d5ShrsRik #transportation pic.twitter.com/miRo5yvxNB

— Anixter (@Anixter) November 26, 2018

Read about the fundamentals of design-based auto body repair, shared by @ChiefAutomotive, part of Dover’s VSG. https://t.co/4fwo8mYsxL pic.twitter.com/463ubHj0Tg

— Dover (@DoverCorp) November 26, 2018

For #FontSunday: a calendar printed in 1928 for RR Donnelley & Sons Co, a Chicago business specializing in printing, binding, designing and engraving.

Each month features an American sportsperson, absorbed in the sport of the season. 🏒 https://t.co/BnvdzfFkjn @designmuseum pic.twitter.com/MVbR5f2n1j

— International Poster (@intlposter) December 2, 2018

Great Q&A with Yulia Gurman, an excellent #internalauditor at Packaging Corp of America. She gives lots of good insights on the #internalaudit function and profession. Give it a read: https://t.co/zofZsQroTF

— Internal Audit 360° (@McCafOnAudit) June 11, 2018

As #MotorolaSolutions celebrates its #90YearsOfMomentum, our team reflects on our mission and history, the impact of our mission-critical solutions and why we’re a great place to work. Explore #MotoSolutionsLife and apply for #MotoSolutionsJobs: https://t.co/4odBz97lCd pic.twitter.com/BEdYlsxM3M

— Motorola Solutions (@MotoSolutions) November 29, 2018

TreeHouse Foods is reportedly putting its trail-mix segment Flagstone Foods up for sale https://t.co/fzXLR96Z1y

— Food Dive (@FoodDive) November 23, 2018

Old Republic International (ORI) Q3 Earnings and Revenues Beat Estimates https://t.co/pFU3bgZmJ4

— Dividend Investor! (@DividInvestor) October 25, 2018

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. has announced the acquisition of Buckman-Mitchell, Inc., with offices in Visalia and Fresno, California. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. https://t.co/Q7IPvacyVr

— PropertyCasualty360 (@PC_360) November 27, 2018

Ulta Beauty Earnings: What to Watch

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— Wall St Solver (@wallstsolver) December 2, 2018

Looking to drive #innovation and growth in the food industry? Learn more about our collaboration with @Givaudan on MISTA https://t.co/D9tEBsKbsY pic.twitter.com/dHhE2gjlsI

— Ingredion (@Ingredion) November 29, 2018

‘I think the market’s adjusting to a lower growth environment but I don’t think we’re heading into a recession’ – Jim McDonald on @PowerLunch https://t.co/bfEhXcTLKt

— Northern Trust (@NorthernTrust) November 15, 2018

Illinois Vol.4 (cities, et al.)

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Chicago City_data_com https://t.co/4fCjP4VJVb
PNCBank https://t.co/Ftvvh5cQhA
NIU https://t.co/CQOTdAGif9
federalism https://t.co/rXtMzC5PwF pic.twitter.com/9WQXPI3nPs

— World Solutions USA (@wsi_usa) July 26, 2017

For the second year in a row, Chicago is @CNTraveler readers' Best Big City in America: https://t.co/apkNtkyyCU 🍾🍾 pic.twitter.com/6AaJXj1H8q

— Choose Chicago (@ChooseChicago) October 9, 2018

10 restaurants that will actually get you out of the house this weekend https://t.co/EvZZjTzGAM

— Chicago magazine (@ChicagoMag) December 2, 2018

Important new data about firms' talent attraction/retention efforts as we head into 2019. @GallagherGlobal's "Benefits Strategy & Benchmarking Survey" identifies key trends and new best practices. Download the Executive Summary: https://t.co/q6hdaF10Xj

— Chicagoland Chamber (@ChicagolandCmbr) December 1, 2018

New HIV diagnoses in Chicago have hit a record low. After 5 straight years of declines, a new report shows a 15% decrease in residents newly diagnosed with HIV compared to one year earlier. #WorldAIDSDay #GettingtoZero @ChiPublicHealth pic.twitter.com/A79tSYqM8k

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) December 1, 2018

While the headline focused on the trial balloon of a commuter tax, the real news from his @CityClubChicago speech is that candidate Bill @DaleyForMayor championed "Three Million Together" to grow Chicago back to prosperity https://t.co/4ZnltdWoJU pic.twitter.com/uHvnZbsvxK

— MarySue Barrett (@MarySueMPC) November 29, 2018

Be sure to check out Lithuanian-American artist Ray Bartkus’s GARDENS @chipublib through tomorrow! https://t.co/6Do7ZyjnnN pic.twitter.com/3klHTJwq8W

— ChicagoSisterCities (@ChiSisterCities) November 29, 2018

Reports of #Chicago’s tech boom are not exaggerated. 16 local tech firms participating in @WorldBizChicago’s annual Tech Day have added a combined 2,000 jobs this year and next, and the sector remains the city’s fastest-growing industry. https://t.co/TWuZKJwBdM #CRE pic.twitter.com/ziSYjBktDI

— Connect Media (@connectCRE) November 30, 2018

Opening remarks from @DaleyForMayor as he addresses audience #talkcityclub pic.twitter.com/C0Jk4NpuR7

— City Club of Chicago (@CityClubChicago) November 28, 2018

What would our panelists invest in with $100,000? @DianeSwonk high-end retail, pharmaceuticals and Brazil; Dr. Bob: mutual fund HCOCX, US based fund, global real estate company FCRE

— The Executives' Club (@ExecClubChicago) January 17, 2018

A very proud day for @GreencorpsChi at @gpconservatory as we celebrated the graduation of a new crop of trainees who are now qualified for jobs in green industry and equipped to make Chicago a greener, more sustainable and resilient City: https://t.co/aPO6ExxF5w pic.twitter.com/rRjE48kbk7

— CDOT (@ChicagoDOT) November 30, 2018

#tbt to our nights with Outstanding in the Field. Such a beautiful organization to partner with. Thank you for creating this video to showcase this years events. #urbanagriculture #bethechange #future https://t.co/Ga9zQkRzW5

— City Farm Chicago (@cityfarmchicago) August 23, 2018

Aurora retailers see signs of strong holiday shopping season https://t.co/kKzM7bkKHK pic.twitter.com/ca8YXYMHQI

— BeaconNews (@BeaconNews) November 23, 2018

All paths lead to the wonderful world of Oz at Paramount Theatre's "The Wizard of Oz" https://t.co/RNag3YvHu7 via @AuroraDowntown

— Aurora Downtown (@AuroraDowntown) November 25, 2018

Cargo business is booming at @FlyRFD. https://t.co/TFWFXy3SQu

— City of Rockford (@CityofRockford) November 19, 2018

#BS https://t.co/iFQ2ygekxr

— Rockford Illinois (@Rockford_IL) November 26, 2018

2018 Youth Leadership Conference Student Speakers: https://t.co/Nt304xZqkh via @YouTube

— Joliet Rotary Club (@JolietRotary) March 23, 2018

Another incredible honor that our city can be proud of…
#BusinessForward #smallbusiness #Naperville https://t.co/t9N5Qb1Nwl

— Naperville Chamber (@NaperChamber) November 19, 2018

Kicking off the Economic Forecast presented by @calamos. We’re thrilled to have a stellar panel including Gus Faucher of @pncbank, Caroline Harris of @uschamber, @johnrcalamos of Calamos & moderator, Terry Savage. #naccref #naperville #economicforecast #chamber #businessforward pic.twitter.com/rU6k24S0GX

— Naperville Chamber (@NaperChamber) October 24, 2018

Last Tuesday, City Council approved the donation of an ambulance to the City of Cancun, Mexico, and discussed the staff report regarding commuter parking spaces near the Naperville Metra station. Watch the full meeting here: https://t.co/TStakB3m1N. pic.twitter.com/UITwGDFXAe

— NapervilleIL (@NapervilleIL) November 23, 2018

We had the pleasure of joining the @Springfield_IL City Council Meeting tonight where our co-CEO and Springfield native Rob Kennedy spoke about @cspan! #50CapitalsTour @ComcastILLINOIS pic.twitter.com/EQNpAKhhhw

— C-SPAN Bus (@cspanbus) September 19, 2018

#Illinois200: How did the corn dog go from deep-fried abomination to the nation’s most beloved sausage on a stick? Turns out it all started right here in Springfield, Illinois. #IllinoisProud https://t.co/JVmwtNmR9b https://t.co/IZrk2fkUVm

— Enjoy Illinois (@enjoyillinois) November 3, 2018

The longest running holiday parade in the country was held Friday and all was merry and bright. https://t.co/X1EwjmzV9v

— WMBD News (@WMBDNews) November 24, 2018

Happy leftover Friday! City offices are closed today in observance on the Thanksgiving holiday! Offices reopen on Monday at 8 am. Please use the Peoria Cares app to file any reports/concerns OR file a U-report on our website https://t.co/3yEdBGIscT pic.twitter.com/m9L3jI8mwb

— City Of Peoria IL (@CityofPeoria_IL) November 23, 2018

New Construction Homes For Sale in Elgin, Illinois – Nov. 2018 https://t.co/w4oEXsurO3 pic.twitter.com/E3p3UmZDav

— Elgin Patch (@ElginPatch) November 29, 2018

Democratic presidential candidate Senator John F. Kennedy is surrounded by supporters in Elgin, Illinois on this date October 25 in 1960. Photo: AP. #JFKGuterman pic.twitter.com/Fz7a6mo6SW

— Jeffrey Guterman (@JeffreyGuterman) October 25, 2018

Barack Obama helps Chicago food bank workers in a surprise Thanksgiving visit https://t.co/ioCDh0qLIu pic.twitter.com/JV1ZbkIPLV

— TIME (@TIME) November 23, 2018

Sen. Dick Durbin calls for expanded probe of Trump EPA after more cancer risks revealed in Lake County – Chicago Tribune https://t.co/JGrgm4rLFd

— Jillian Hurley (@BeautyBind) November 28, 2018

A look back at the Illinois Top 200 voting results https://t.co/llVlkRsOor

— StateJournalRegister (@SJRbreaking) December 2, 2018

Thank you to @SenDuckworth for voicing opposition to the Trump administration's #EndangeredSpeciesAct rollback. We need other #wildlifeadvocates to follow her lead. Join the fight to save the #ESA now: https://t.co/68FLpkl3dw

— Environment Illinois (@EnvironmentIL) September 19, 2018

Incoming Gov. @JBPritzker interviewed by @ChicagosMayor on everything from the early loss of his parents to the allure of cannabis to benefits of early childhood education https://t.co/LEWrJi3ycz

— LynneMarek (@LynneMarek) November 18, 2018

"Bruce Rauner not only hurt his own 'brand' by associating his government with the Illinois Policy Institute, but the institute hurt its brand by associating itself so closely with an unpopular governor," writes Rich Miller. https://t.co/m1G86HHmCL

— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) December 2, 2018

Hate Mike Madigan? Love propaganda? The Illinois Policy Institute has just the movie for you, @MarkBrownCST writes. https://t.co/VvWRJJKhvw pic.twitter.com/7nJWMZMXjD

— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) October 12, 2016

Why are Illinois Democrats banking on a billionaire in 2018? Analysis from @davidmfaris: https://t.co/E5lqJzRbJj pic.twitter.com/ww6H6UDKZL

— The Week (@TheWeek) January 3, 2018

Can Bill Daley's commuter tax plug Chicago's pension hole? https://t.co/kPQ34NxYDK

— John Pletz (@johnpletz) November 29, 2018

Does your Chicago alderman have a challenger for a new term? Catch up on @GregHinz's coverage of the final filing list for the upcoming city elections: https://t.co/w8KHhSMppL #ChiMayor19

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

City of Chicago has about 2.7 m people, down from 3.6 m in 1950. Mayoral candidate Bill Daley wants to get it back up to 3 m, @GregHinz reports. Says it would bolster tax base. https://t.co/uy0t2C16dw

— Dennis Rodkin (@Dennis_Rodkin) November 28, 2018

In 2013 #Rahm boasted that he retooled predecessor Richard M. Daley's deal to sell off Chicago's parking meter system, claiming he made "lemonade out of a big lemon." He actually turned over even more of the city streets to the private meter company: https://t.co/K1MuzCCXHR

— Mick Dumke (@mickeyd1971) September 4, 2018

I commend @ilsendems President Cullerton, @RepHernandez, and the Illinois House and Senate for overriding @GovRauner’s veto of the #VOICESAct and providing protection, justice and security for the most vulnerable members of our communities. pic.twitter.com/RgKaUQa0Ie

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) November 28, 2018

The new streetscape creates a gateway to Fulton Market, makes it safer, more pedestrian friendly, & sets the stage for continued economic development in the 21st century, while preserving its historic character & accentuating historic elements of the neighborhood’s architecture. pic.twitter.com/RVqeLQnKrI

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) November 27, 2018

“America has gone through really hard times, and as long as you have the right leader in place, and as long as you have citizens who are active during that time, we can get through.”—@DorisKGoodwin

This week's #ChiStories podcast: https://t.co/qQd5MP8557 https://t.co/89abbRPSq2

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) November 23, 2018

“We’ve embraced all these styles of pie because Chicago loves experimentation. We like to try things.”

I sat down with @stevedolinsky to talk about his epic journey to over 100 different pizza spots across Chicagoland. New on #ChiStories podcast: https://t.co/1BacpGVRPL

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) November 4, 2018

Honored to celebrate Polish Heritage Month and Chicago's vibrant Polish community this morning with the Warsaw Committee of @ChiSisterCities and @Hinshaw and Culbertson LLP. pic.twitter.com/hrnUPtsy5q

— Mayor Rahm Emanuel (@ChicagosMayor) November 2, 2018

Important lawsuit in Chicago challenges "aldermanic privilege," custom that allows neighborhood lawmakers to bar housing their constituents don't want–and perpetuate racial segregation. @shrivercenter @katewalz2 https://t.co/RhXO1ss6tl via @suntimes

— Sasha Samberg-Champion (@ssamcham) November 16, 2018

Despite the big win, J.B. Pritzker will be on a short leash, too. Voters will be looking for him to prove that House Speaker Mike Madigan isn’t the one holding the other end of it, @MarkBrownCST writes. https://t.co/iOm1EXPv7W #ElectionNight

— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) November 7, 2018

Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner has conceded to Democratic challenger J.B. Pritzker, promising a smooth transition after a race that shattered spending records https://t.co/gjHvU3LXro pic.twitter.com/Ond3mGtbYN

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) November 7, 2018

"As much as I love this job and will always love this city and its residents, I have decided not to seek re-election.”

Read: Mayor Rahm Emanuel's prepared remarks https://t.co/lS9zEPqFdC

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) September 4, 2018

Why does Chicago have so many water pipes made of lead? The reason why has a lot to do with a boyfriend friendship between Mayor Richard J. Daley and plumbers union head Stephen M. Bailey. https://t.co/5XL3f5y0RK pic.twitter.com/uimOrufPbK

— Curious City (@WBEZCuriousCity) September 17, 2018

Speaker Madigan tries to regain supermajority with anti-Trump push in suburbs https://t.co/DDpzDtMVmZ pic.twitter.com/X1OiMsAl5i

— ChicagoBreaking (@ChicagoBreaking) November 7, 2018

What J.B. Pritzker told the @dailyherald in January about a mileage tax — and what's a mileage tax? #Rauner #Pritzker #twill https://t.co/j58lNrtbAz

— Daily Herald (@dailyherald) September 17, 2018

Illinois near bottom of state-by-state income growth since the crash https://t.co/dYCh7IQVgm

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) September 11, 2018

Congrats @SSOCPeoria on today's ribbon cutting for the Madison apts that will be home to homeless residents with a mental/cognitive challenge. “It not only gets people off the streets, but keeps them out of institutions,” ED Chris Kahl says.
https://t.co/IytTy2HzaD

— Housing Action IL (@HousingActionIL) November 9, 2018

You voted in the #MidtermElections, but why stop there? #Advocate for #affordablehousing in your community! As we look onward to 2020, share the needs of your community with future candidates! Put #housing on the ballot. @Shelterforce https://t.co/ubojV8JrlV

— BuildLouder (@BuildLouder) November 7, 2018

We just wrapped up #ChiTechDay to celebrate 2,000 jobs from 16 local tech companies. Whether they're pioneering ##fintech, #supplychain, #AI, or #marketing, these companies chose Chicago because our city is a global tech hub with a diversified economy… https://t.co/xjbKquLtoh pic.twitter.com/4FwMaIzcqx

— WindyCity FinTech (@WCFintech) November 29, 2018

As housing market and temperatures cool, price cuts heat up. ➡ https://t.co/psHzabumTi ⬅ click link. #chicagoeconomy #chicagbusiness #realestate #realestateinvesting #realestate #chicagojobs #realestateinvesting #chicagorealestate #houstingmarket #lowinventory #homesales pic.twitter.com/Iqpu2M9cp6

— Lewbonne (@Lewbonne) December 1, 2018

#Chicago’s real estate community is seeing a refinancing slowdown due to rising interest rates and slow home value recovery. Read this @crainschicagobusiness article to learn more about what this means for home owners and the overall economy. https://t.co/maMypmXfKt pic.twitter.com/YKamNDcyTp

— Anselmo Lindberg (@AnselmoLindberg) November 27, 2018

How a frenzied expansion brought down America’s No. 1 mattress seller https://t.co/v04W4ZVfaZ

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

The Chicago area will have the weakest housing market among 100 U.S. metropolitan areas next year, according to a new forecast https://t.co/hOgk6apkIC

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

New Yorkers pay $51 million for Bucktown apartments https://t.co/Yra2Dslrb9

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

Chicago private-equity firm raises bigger 2nd fund https://t.co/5T3xvdBJ5K

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

.@Ford reworks plants to build more SUVs with same headcount https://t.co/2rApdiVW3Z

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

The latest on @Sears: Lampert, key lender said to prep a joint takeover bid https://t.co/SVFckOUYSC

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

.@McDonalds remodels to take several years longer than promised https://t.co/AFfrIzpMnY

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

.@CVSHealth and @Aetna close $69 billion merger https://t.co/fUNQFWVEGO via @modrnhealthcr pic.twitter.com/5nHfyOwI7i

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

Restaurant-reservation software startup @tock raises $9.5 million, via @johnpletz https://t.co/pkAL6GGWqB

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

A bank brawl in Evanston https://t.co/QiiPx9z04Y

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 28, 2018

The heads of the Cubs, Sox, Bulls, Blackhawks and Bears want to encourage all Chicagoans to help find solutions to one of the city's biggest challenges: crime.

Op-ed, by George H. McCaskey, Rocky Wirtz, Michael Reinsdorf, Tom Ricketts and Jerry Reinsdorf: https://t.co/KIiZswKtYl

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

Fulton Market is getting a new streetscape. Here's what it will look like when the project is done https://t.co/nRYn98uKEd

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

Chicago home price stability bucks national trend https://t.co/xeam6JG9gE

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

"We don’t want nobody nobody sent—and that mentality is at the root of Chicago's failure to win @Amazon's #HQ2," @pointsnfigures writes https://t.co/5leg4QlA8x

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

Back before the U.S. and Europe started slapping tariffs on each other, Evanston's @fewspirits benefited from the Old World's growing passion for bourbon.

Those days are over: https://t.co/kdzJFKTNBT

— Crain's Chicago (@CrainsChicago) November 27, 2018

Illinois Vol.3

From @mdoubek: Momentum grows for #fairmaps nationwide. Now's the time to bring to Springfield https://t.co/rKjXGZaJ4G

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) November 13, 2018

It's not just the maps that have caused this, but they're definitely more responsible than the good job your state rep/state senator thinks he's doing… https://t.co/bXryejWT9P #fairmaps pic.twitter.com/hiszZc4x4x

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) November 8, 2018

When we remember Senator McCain’s legacy, we should remember what he did for government reform – from campaign finance to gerrymandering https://t.co/FhLEX36PDn #fairmaps

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) September 12, 2018

All the more reason we need #fairmaps in Illinois and nationwide. The People should have the power to change who controls Congress and the statehouse every two years, not politicians once every decade… https://t.co/4zV8mbJw1p pic.twitter.com/T5q4Yqxc9N

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) August 9, 2018

Obama is back to talk about gerrymandering. Let's hope he continues to call out this heinous practice – no matter which party does it. https://t.co/ObyLewdNnY #fairmaps

— CHANGE Illinois (@CHANGEIL) July 16, 2018

While official numbers won’t be seen until the next campaign finance quarterly reports are due in January, Governor-elect JB Pritzker spent $72.90 per #vote. He had raised more than $171.8 million and received nearly 2.4 million votes. #twill https://t.co/28BXtMocyD

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 8, 2018

RFI Policy Director @AlisaKaplan3 says that one risk of having megamillionaire elections is that potential candidates & voters might "feel that if they're not wealthy, if they’re not well connected politically, they just won’t have a voice in the process" #MoneyMadness #twill https://t.co/O50h4IgLRH

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 6, 2018

The midterms are tomorrow! Here are RFI's "6 Things to Know About Running an Election" https://t.co/iZmx0xu8jt #twill #reformforillinois

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 5, 2018

“We are very worried about what kind of democracy we are developing here,” says RFI policy director @alisakaplan3.#MoneyMadness #twill https://t.co/pSNGAljFHw

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 5, 2018

Early voting and vote-by-mail can be great tools to expand voter access.

They should never be used as an excuse to limit it.

Reducing voting sites is serious business & must be done with utmost care to avoid disenfranchisement.#ElectionReformDonts https://t.co/DB8jJKUVkT

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) November 4, 2018

The DAGA IL People’s Lawyer Project, which has received more than $1 million from JB Pritzker, spends $874,500 in “media television” and “media production” opposing GOP AG candidate Erika Harold. #twill https://t.co/MFnxjQVL3i

— Reform For Illinois (@Reform4Illinois) October 30, 2018

Trump Isn't America's Richest Politician Anymore. Illinois' New Governor J.B. Pritzker Is. via @forbes https://t.co/q2b8LVHsrS

— Eric Bradach (@EricBradach) November 7, 2018

Dr. Henderson warns that overusing #antibiotics to produce meat contributes to #AntibioticResistance. You can be part of the solution by supporting producers that don't use antibiotics routinely. #SaveABX pic.twitter.com/IeDpYn0Yta

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 7, 2018

"Americans throw out 416,000 cellphones every single day … we treat them as if they're essentially disposable," said our national #RightToRepair campaign director @nProctor on @OnPointRadio yesterday.

Listen here: https://t.co/mfOdjimMmM

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 2, 2018

Samsung, Apple fined for software updates that slowed phones
::: Italian court fines companies for using software updates to effectively force consumers to buy new phones – Our take, and the importance of #RIghtToRepair https://t.co/6THlMF8mdG

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) November 1, 2018

Attention burger lovers! Grades are in for America’s top burger chains on their #antibiotic use policies. Learn why 22 of the top 25 chains received failing grades in this year’s #ChainReactionIV report. https://t.co/3qNaTsY0yx pic.twitter.com/Xbkbf1CxMG

— Illinois PIRG (@IllinoisPIRG) October 17, 2018

Chicago is not the only city in Illinois struggling to boost its recycling rate, according to a new report from @IllinoisPIRG: https://t.co/G5b1tbJ6Gr via @arupp pic.twitter.com/GejnOgRRho

— WTTW (Chicago PBS) (@wttw) November 19, 2018

"Bad tax policy is one of the main reasons Illinois is projected to end its current fiscal year with an accumulated General Fund deficit north of $10.4 billion—which makes almost 40 percent of all service spending this year deficit spending." #FairTaxNow https://t.co/SjqtLTQIPy

— RespBudget Coalition (@RespBudgetIL) September 19, 2018

Chicago mayoral candidate studying 'commuter tax' for nonresidents who work in the city https://t.co/WZrl9hGajK

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 30, 2018

Report: Since recession, 10 states, including Illinois, operate at structural deficits https://t.co/FTQQySB4no

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 29, 2018

Democratic lawmaker wishes legionella on the family of a Republican lawmaker during debate

Story: https://t.co/dDuFgUoUNH pic.twitter.com/YjxPpmQG6u

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 27, 2018

Cities in Illinois eye 'exit tax' for pricey homes https://t.co/b441m7xkmD

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 27, 2018

Tobacco 21 bill short on override votes in Illinois https://t.co/MCCJmkcJg3

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 26, 2018

Report: Illinois recycling less than rest of U.S. https://t.co/4X5OxN7DXc

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 20, 2018

Illinois’ public universities seek double-digit funding increases https://t.co/hNZLYDtLAq

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 19, 2018

One-quarter of new jobs in Illinois were in the government https://t.co/5sHeiMuxl5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 19, 2018

Rockford-area communities top the list of healthiest housing markets in the state https://t.co/p5G4G6lvIu

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 18, 2018

Illinois Senate votes to give illegal immigrants legal protection when they go to the police as the victim of a crime https://t.co/nGShfIFYjm

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 16, 2018

After midterm election, school scholarships program could be in jeopardy https://t.co/e9lObELJK3

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 15, 2018

Fitch: State pension liabilities now top $1 trillion https://t.co/40PMneNSST

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 15, 2018

At budget time, Illinois towns consider large tax hikes as pension costs mount https://t.co/aeKv0kjw0e

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

Op-Ed: Target's decision highlights Chicago's, state's poor policy decisions, via @Dan_McCaleb https://t.co/VUqZZtCbvL

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

As Amazon passes on Illinois, business community asks why https://t.co/rvEDYak0Jn

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 14, 2018

Small businesses in Illinois can't find enough workers to fill open positions https://t.co/iuuSfBOQs5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 12, 2018

Lower unemployment tax rates scheduled for Illinois businesses in 2019 https://t.co/t4KYajLaet

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 11, 2018

Illinois Democrats return to 'trifecta' government with near total control https://t.co/dTP3p4yMQf

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 8, 2018

Op-Ed: State government faces idea shortage now that it returns to one-party rule via @Dan_McCaleb https://t.co/JGXku9fr2P

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 7, 2018

Half of Illinois' statehouse races are uncontested https://t.co/g2QnOFAIo5

— Illinois Watchdog (@ilwatchdog) November 5, 2018

Lakeshore views: Machine politics as Illinois marks its 200th birthday @illinoispolicy https://t.co/D1A4YATqWu via @TheEconomist

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) November 30, 2018

58 former Illinois state lawmakers collecting six-figure pensions @BarnasJoe @illinoispolicy https://t.co/ZFDVd9d4UU

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) November 11, 2018

Illinois experienced net job losses in August, while the rest of the nation saw continued employment growth. https://t.co/WnaFUkU0hM

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 24, 2018

Do tax credits bring jobs? Not in Illinois. @illinoispolicy @hilarygowins https://t.co/OGdK2F2Rtj via @crainschicago

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 22, 2018

What goes up must come down: Why Illinois is ill-prepared for the next recession @illinoispolicy https://t.co/bJTRRCIQuC

— Orphe D, Economist (@PolicyQuantsPhD) September 13, 2018

Far too many Illinoisans will rely on food stamps this Thanksgiving. As the state lags the nation in job creation and growth, enrollment numbers beat out neighbors. My latest @illinoispolicy https://t.co/ld8AxST8wk

— Joe Barnas (@BarnasJoe) November 21, 2018

Must read @illinoispolicy report on how pension liabilities cause Illinois' leading high property taxes + other economic effects of ballooning liabilities: https://t.co/0CU2hL49H0

— Joe Barnas (@BarnasJoe) September 7, 2018

Gracious in victory? The Night King of Illinois, the Khan of Madiganistan, w a governor in one hand and perhaps a Chicago mayor in the other https://t.co/xZ8rOPtjqY

— John Kass (@John_Kass) November 28, 2018

.@CTBA_online has a no-reform plan to keep pensions more underfunded for longer & make them more expensive in the short term. @JBPritzker should reject this unsound, unfair, and unaffordable idea. @illinoispolicy has real solutions. https://t.co/5TKvTHkZyd

— Adam Schuster (@Adam_Schuster) November 26, 2018

Proud this story won an Emmy for politics/government reporting: https://t.co/BCBBXOPk6b Thank you to the people who were part of it: @BradThor @AldenLoury @KevinDoellman @StatehouseChick @WGNNews

— Ben Bradley (@BenBradleyTV) November 17, 2018

Congrats to @JBPritzker.

Illinois has a long road ahead and the next four years will determine if we choose the path to prosperity or the path the ruin. It remains our hope that Illinois’ comeback story starts here. https://t.co/lrOSrKPA0a

— John Tillman (@JohnMTillman) November 7, 2018

Gee. I WONDER WHY. #IllinoisExodus And still, plenty of politicians in Springfield think the U-Haul parade isn't real. https://t.co/DfA9K0lalK

— Kristen McQueary (@StatehouseChick) November 2, 2018

Had a great time earlier this week discussing the economic direction of Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin with some really smart individuals. Thanks to @CROWE_UW, @illinoispolicy & @MNThinkTank for joining! https://t.co/wgKgM85tIA

— Nick Novak (@NickBNovak) October 12, 2018

Chicago is latest to find itself facing the diversion of state money to make up for pension contribution shortfalls. Firefighters’ filed claims to intercept $3.3M in "state grants" for shortfalls. Chicago denies it owes any money and will contest.https://t.co/3E89hqoXU4

— yvette shields (@Yvette_BB) September 14, 2018

"That's how we get access to cheaper money to put in the stock market." Chicago mayor explaining how he will borrow $10 billion to go long equities. Like I said earlier this week — if you own unsecured Chicago bonds sell them now. #muniland https://t.co/VPFpRlhnCe

— Cate Long (@cate_long) September 14, 2018

The news site One Illinois launches Monday as response to Breitbart News and the libertarian-oriented Illinois Policy Institute https://t.co/sed0TwgyA4 pic.twitter.com/m89sjORuNW

— POLITICO (@politico) April 30, 2018

The Illinois Policy Institute has described the state's welfare system as a trap. Illinois lost plenty of manufacturing jobs to NAFTA so job growth should be the solution, NOT more wealth redistribution w/UBI https://t.co/CTpeM98YMW

— JaVonni Brustow 👑 (@VonniMediaMogul) November 24, 2018

New study from Illinois Economic Policy Institute, Prof. Robert Bruno @LER_Illinois finds raising minimum wage in #Chicago has not caused unemployment or business failures as salaries increase across the board. https://t.co/dsSvVJuuVx @OneILMedia pic.twitter.com/ZKAG5b7Lvk

— Ted Cox (@tedcoxchicago) July 2, 2018

Flashback: Madigan admitting to rigging ballot question to increase voter turnout for Quinn https://t.co/GsSTaL9W3J https://t.co/fToluhdSlj

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 24, 2018

Six men have served as Illinois House speaker or Senate president since 1983, four Democrats and two Republicans. https://t.co/Y1lTi1ZyyU via @A_R_BERG

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 18, 2018

.@GovRauner vetoed a bill to allow former firefighters serving as Chicago aldermen to credit their political salary toward a more lucrative firefighter pension. It could come back during veto session. https://t.co/iBRSOH0FQS via @vin_jc

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 14, 2018

Friendly reminder:

Snapping a photo of your filled-in ballot and posting it on Facebook or Instagram is technically a Class 4 felony in Illinois, which comes with a prison sentence of one to three years. https://t.co/t9hlCg35LS via @A_R_BERG #electionday #vote

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 6, 2018

Illinois’ five state pension systems currently assume rates of return between 6.75% and 7.25% per year.

But the 10-year average annual returns for all five systems fall short of those targets, meaning they could be unrealistically high. https://t.co/YytspgFgrN pic.twitter.com/A9WbZcYfs0

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 5, 2018

There are 118 seats in the Illinois House of Representatives. But before a single vote is cast on Election Day, nearly half of those seats will have been filled.

That’s because 54 candidates are running unopposed.https://t.co/vDgUgZJTZO via @A_R_BERG

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) November 1, 2018

In Belleville, it’s illegal to trick-or-treat beyond the eighth grade.

In Forsyth, police can slap you with a fine of up to $750 if you “approach” a house that doesn’t have its porch light on. pic.twitter.com/OCaDrXSxN2

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 31, 2018

.@JBPritzker’s spending promises require doubling the state income tax https://t.co/ZbtR813pYR

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 29, 2018

Christopher Stephens – executive director of Rosemont’s village-run Donald E. Stephens Convention Center – is banking a salary 545% larger than the typical village household. Stephens made more than $255,600 per year on average from 2015 to 2018 https://t.co/97YRUC3k8N

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 17, 2018

Schaumburg’s highest-earning government employee is collecting a salary of $240,770, a whopping 318% more than the median household income https://t.co/Wpe0qkDy3z via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 15, 2018

Chicago’s red-light camera program banked over $54.4 million in revenue in 2017 alone.

And from January 2008 to September 2018, revenues totaled $672.4 million https://t.co/dt0WxWEeGn via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 11, 2018

Foxx asked to review @JBPritzker's taxes on toiletless mansion; he donated to her campaign https://t.co/LjB2B63eqN via @DHInTransit

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 5, 2018

At least five local governments in Illinois still contract with Redflex, the infamous red-light camera company at the center of one of Chicago’s most expensive corruption scandals. https://t.co/50TlJ6hQ2W via @BarnasJoe

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) October 4, 2018

.@stevedaniels27 please remind @JBPritzker that Illinois has higher property taxes than every single state that does not charge an income tax.https://t.co/capOXFNDeR

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 28, 2018

The St. Clair County board voted to approve a 5% increase to the county’s property tax levy for 2019.

The increase will raise the county’s property tax levy to $71.5 million from $68 million. https://t.co/J2OsHzUnst

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 25, 2018

.@GovRauner implemented a series of reforms that include a ban on nepotistic hires at state agencies and the dissolution of 53 inactive state entities, such as commission boards, councils and task forces https://t.co/gJ6l16jFI6

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 24, 2018

Accepting a deal that includes $6 million in subsidies, Wynright Corporation will expand its operations in Indiana and close plants in suburban Elk Grove and Oak Lawn https://t.co/mbpFbAkNz2

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 20, 2018

Report: Buying a home has become a better deal in every state except IL, MI and NJ https://t.co/eHpL86nu8V #realestate

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 18, 2018

A proposed 1% sales tax for school facilities improvements would bring the city of Springfield’s combined sales tax rate to 9.75% – among the highest in the nation. https://t.co/OGbaeBMMi7

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 12, 2018

Two Chicago police officers have been indicted on charges of bribery and conspiracy to commit bribery following an FBI investigation into a “kickback” scheme in which the officials allegedly collected more than $13,000 in bribes. https://t.co/6FlF3anqgz via @vin_jc

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) September 10, 2018

Using his amendatory veto authority, the governor blocked a proposal by the General Assembly that would have protected traditional rental car companies by stifling car-sharing startups. https://t.co/YjBuBeFUin

— Illinois Policy (@illinoispolicy) August 31, 2018

Texas Vol.7 (Rice University)

58 energy startups, 30 showcase companies and 75 investor groups converging@ricealliance energy and clean tech forum, Sept 13, @Rice_Biz https://t.co/9tb6O9wwsr #entrepreneurship #ricealliance #RAenergy2018 #energy #houston pic.twitter.com/yD6ATBFKIM

— Rice Alliance (@ricealliance) September 11, 2018

Nonresident scholar @drdrbrockman discusses the persistent #Christian Americanist bias in #Texas curriculum following efforts to streamline the standards for social studies. @Rewire_News: https://t.co/LIM4Vm7kcj

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 19, 2018

“It’s a situation that #Dubai finds itself in mostly through no fault of its own,’’ says the @CES_Baker_Inst's @jimkrane. “You can go to war with your neighbors, or you can trade with them. It’s really hard to do both.’’ @business: https://t.co/Y9xOAyla0e

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 19, 2018

As U.S. influence on global #oil prices wanes, #Russia stands to benefit, writes @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @anna_b_mikulska for @axios : https://t.co/I4QtzQXNSW

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 16, 2018

“Maybe we are seeing an end to the more autocratic decisions within the family he was making over the past year or two,” @Dr_Ulrichsen says as #Saudi crown prince #MohammedBinSalman faces efforts to curtail his decision-making: https://t.co/QSKWjoOP3q

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 13, 2018

To reduce future #flood damage from the next #HurricaneHarvey, #Houston needs strong vision, solid information and purposeful action, Rice faculty scholar Jim Blackburn writes.

Read his new issue brief on a plan for living with flooding in Houston: https://t.co/hcwQ4FHeXz

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 13, 2018

"I think we need options," Rice faculty scholar Jim Blackburn says of the Ike Dike plan to protect #Houston's coastal areas during major #flood events. @usnews: https://t.co/syMLWX0dhC

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 12, 2018

.@Baker_CPF fellows @jorge_barro and @jw_diamond discuss school property #tax reform in a new report for @TPPF: https://t.co/ifn9R7baMZ

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 12, 2018

"The people of East Germany never lost their longing for freedom, and in a sense, they took history into their own hands on Nov. 9, 1989," Secretary James A. Baker, III, said of the fall of the Berlin Wall at an Oct. 30, 2009, panel discussion on German reunification pic.twitter.com/iLLPfdbTU8

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 9, 2018

With #Democrats back in control of the U.S. House, how might #science #policy change? Senior @stpolicy fellow Neal Lane comments on possible developments for science research: https://t.co/UcSYDwz25H

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 8, 2018

How important is #Saudi oil to the U.S., and what leverage does it have over the U.S. response to the #JamalKhashoggi incident? Fellow @jimkrane examines these issues on S2E8 of our Policy Matters podcast. Click the link below to listen:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

Watch as fellow @Joyce_T_Beebe explains the challenges of taxing workers in the #sharingeconomy — such as #Uber drivers or #Airbnb operators — and discusses ways to improve tax compliance: https://t.co/78pGbZeW74 (video produced by @RiceUNews)

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

In crafting #energy policies, #Mexico President-elect #AMLO must look closely at the sizeable impact that production of #shale gas is having on the #Texas economy, postdoctoral fellow @AdrianDuhalt writes for @thehill: https://t.co/KPOuMwhk6a

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 6, 2018

.@EdwardDjerejian appears on @BloombergTV to discuss the reimposition of #IranSanctions: https://t.co/9bnTe80zJW

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

How are #Texas candidates spending the final hours before the #midterms2018? Fellow @MarkPJonesTX discusses this and more with @HoustonMatters: https://t.co/9JZh2heQxX

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

“It is time for industry to recognize this subtle shift in reality – the world is different. As such, it is important that the #oil and #gas industry highlight its technological depth,” says @CES_Baker_Inst director @Ken_Medlock in a @Forbes blog: https://t.co/xjXrFGyzMO

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

It is unclear if the #USMCA will produce jobs due to #automation. “Manufacturing jobs are increasingly rare," says @BakerMexicoCtr director @PayanTony. "Robots are doing the work." @WhigNews: https://t.co/EQpsp8TDS3

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 5, 2018

"#Bolsonaro's approach is in line with the strain of anti-democratic populism that has sprung up in Turkey, Poland, Hungry, the Philippines and Venezuela," writes @BakerMexicoCtr fellow @ChrisSabatini for @axios: https://t.co/c4PPFBdDpH

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 2, 2018

“There is an enormous opportunity,” says @CES_Baker_Inst senior director @Ken_Medlock of U.S. refiners boosting capacity to accommodate #shale. “The more functionally effective you are the more likely you are of turning a profit.” @Reuters: https://t.co/T11VujM7Eq

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 2, 2018

The #opioid epidemic is part of a much larger trend in #drug use. To protect against future #overdose deaths, policies must address the systemic issues underlying drug behavior rather than focus on opioids alone, writes fellow @KatharineNeill: https://t.co/6LqePzSDHA

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) November 1, 2018

What's the difference between the #USMCA and #NAFTA? @BakerMexicoCtr nonresident fellow David A. Gantz discusses how international business disputes will be settled differently under the USMCA. Listen to the interview with @kjzzphoenix: https://t.co/jBfIrmaLEu

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

.@CES_Baker_Inst director @Ken_Medlock and @MBazilian discuss #Colorado’s #oil and #gas setback proposition, noting its importance for setting precedents beyond the state because the U.S. has become an important global provider of natural gas. @Forbes: https://t.co/L2FCKFokne

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

"The current rise of the modern day #antivaccine movement is an example of what happens when scientists go silent," says @BakerCHB fellow @PeterHotez in @PLOSBlogs: https://t.co/VzbjxaSFdy

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 31, 2018

#Mexico President-elect Andres Manuel #LopezObrador's decision to cancel the construction of the $13 billion New International Mexico City Airport (#NAICM) "sets a bad precedent in general for investors, but particularly #energy investors," @fmonaldi says: https://t.co/9lgdW0pc35

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 30, 2018

The unintended consequences of tougher U.S. #sanctions on #Iran continue to accumulate, including stronger ties between #SaudiArabia and #Russia and an expansion of Russian #geopolitical power, @CES_Baker_Inst graduate fellow @PeterVolkmar writes. @Forbes: https://t.co/rA1JdJnevo

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 30, 2018

If #Poland is paying higher prices for #Russian #gas based on #Gazprom's dominant position, then alternative gas supplies create a dent in this dominance and force Gazprom to compete in the market, @CES_Baker_Inst nonresident fellow @anna_b_mikulska says: https://t.co/xdxW0Eu7mh

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 23, 2018

#Houston companies are "going to be very wary about attending very high profile meetings in #SaudiArabia, announcing brand-new deals…at least until the whole question of what exactly happened [to #JamalKhasoggi] is sorted out," fellow @brazosrealist says https://t.co/idALpjBBX4

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 18, 2018

Read more about the challenges that prevent a politically inclusive culture in #Rojava and Iraqi #Kurdistan in @Mustafa__Gurbuz's new research paper: https://t.co/DolzHk3H1b @akyildirim https://t.co/71ZcEVLm6c

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 18, 2018

"#Religion and #science are not just abstract ideas; they’re also groups of people," says Rice faculty scholar Elaine Howard Ecklund in an interview with @faithleadership about scientists and people of faith: https://t.co/b5VI4EMcUq pic.twitter.com/z7NJ9ahOXS

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 17, 2018

TUNE IN: @CES_Baker_Inst fellow Gabriel Collins discusses the dynamic relationship between the U.S. and #China in this episode of our Policy Matters podcast:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 17, 2018

#Pemex’s attempts to revive #urea production may help resolve the scarcity of locally sourced nitrogen fertilizers that #Mexico #farmers have coped with over the last two decades, boosting agricultural activity, @AdrianDuhalt writes: https://t.co/vvHKjLS0EZ #NationalFarmersDay

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 12, 2018

Secretary James A. Baker, III, the Baker Institute's honorary chair, delivers the lunch keynote address at the second annual @CES_Baker_Inst and @bakerbotts global energy summit.

Watch online at https://t.co/5T1CacnDaE #Baker25th pic.twitter.com/8CJvASG9Nk

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 11, 2018

“My view is the #GCC as an institution probably will become more and more irrelevant to daily practical politics, and that we’ll have these workarounds that fill the vacuum,” @Dr_Ulrichsen says of the ongoing GCC crisis. Hear more on S2E4 of Policy Matters:

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 10, 2018

#Lebanon's disappointing record of development is reflected in the narrow agenda of the government, @DublinCityUni student Mounir Mahmalat writes for our #MiddleEast #pluralism series: https://t.co/6Dq7JUxHl5 @akyildirim

This project is generously supported by @CarnegieCorp.

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 10, 2018

Read a new @BakerMexicoCtr report by @plcruz and @PayanTony, which argues that #Mexico and the U.S. need to develop child-centric policies to ensure the safety and well-being of the increasing number of #unaccompanied #minors entering each country: https://t.co/0szysRMgP2

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 9, 2018

"#Climate change provides a real impetus for these oil-dependent states to get serious about diversification and get beyond the #oil business," says @CES_Baker_Inst fellow @jimkrane: https://t.co/xzRBs3j1yy

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 5, 2018

The rate at which U.S. scientists have been awarded the #NobelPrize has declined in recent decades. @stpolicy fellows Kenneth M. Evans and @kirstinmatthews discuss the prizes and the state of U.S. science in the latest Baker Institute blog: https://t.co/f3IyGzGnSC

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 5, 2018

#China's #authoritarian development model may appeal to #GCC regimes seeking grow legitimacy and social stability, @AUB_Lebanon student @MichaelMcCallC writes for our #MiddleEast #pluralism series: https://t.co/tdixJsb9Kn

This project is generously supported by @CarnegieCorp.

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 4, 2018

“I am concerned that there are issues in terms of the ability of these large facilities…to negotiate more strongly with #insurers, and therefore this potentially could raise prices," @HealthEconTX says of the proposed @memorialhermann/@bswhealth merger: https://t.co/BYrPjnfisL

— Baker Institute (@BakerInstitute) October 2, 2018

.@BakerMexicoCtr's @PayanTony says that though the hotline does offer opportunities for cartel members to target rivals, that’s not entirely a bad thing—cartel members turning on each other is a good development if it gets them off the streets. https://t.co/7t3RmfNsq1

— Mexico Center (@BakerMexicoCtr) October 19, 2018

In the latest Mexico Centered podcast, we sat down with Fluvio Ruiz-Alarcon, former #Pemex board member to discuss the future of Pemex & #Mexico's energy policy under #AMLO. https://t.co/qjipp9zwuW

— Mexico Center (@BakerMexicoCtr) September 27, 2018

“It does signal the market should respond now going forward with higher wages," @Rice_Biz’s @profp_rod tells @bob_sechler https://t.co/m7TgkMjv2p #Austin #Texas #economy #jobs #unemployment

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 16, 2018

“Their fellow Congressmen and Congresswomen will have the benefit of working with colleagues who understand the value of evidence in decision-making and will, I hope, learn from them,” says the @BakerInstitute’s Neal Lane https://t.co/5ceNRIoH06 #Science #Congress

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 14, 2018

.@Rice_Biz alumna Jane Henry in the news: https://t.co/6ThKsw4OQU

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 12, 2018

Math can improve #flu vaccine, @BakerInstitute experts say https://t.co/68r2YkucmE #fluvaccine #flushot #publichealth pic.twitter.com/FiJPBidvL1

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 8, 2018

“The #Trump administration will find rolling back #Iranian influence a heavy lift and, at times, a dangerous one,” the @BakerInstitute's @brazosrealist predicted earlier this year https://t.co/T3epUfbvis #Iran #IranSanctions pic.twitter.com/SvGvTCBjgK

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) November 2, 2018

“The conventional thinking is that stores should have a 1- to 5-mile radius of separation,” said @ud, a @Rice_Biz #marketing professor. https://t.co/PPFKiN8Zl7 #MattressFirm #mattress #bankruptcy #Houston

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) October 9, 2018

#USMCA is a good deal for #Texas in that little appears to have changed, said the @BakerInstitute’s @PayanTony https://t.co/dyPi17ljei #NAFTA #trade #Mexico #Canada

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) October 1, 2018

Research by @Rice_Biz's Gustavo Grullon is cited: https://t.co/Tp0hD7PIM2 #economics #capitalism

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 27, 2018

#BP appears headed on an upward trajectory again after riding a roller coaster over the past 20 years, @Rice_Biz’s Bill Arnold tells @JDBlum23 https://t.co/f43rLz9TZc #oilandgas #Houston #oil #gas

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 20, 2018

“We are very vulnerable," #VintCerf told a crowd Thursday evening at the @BakerInstitute on the @RiceUniversity campus. "No matter how secure you make software, if there is one hole, someone will find it." https://t.co/LpgorNJNMC #Google #Internet

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 14, 2018

"Investors are left betwixt and between market conditions and #Saudi priorities," writes @Rice_Biz's Bill Arnold. "As this chimera continues, the bankers, lawyers and advisers will have to focus on 2020 or beyond." https://t.co/ivIYtQrZzt #SaudiAramco #Aramco #SaudiArabia

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 27, 2018

There has been greater concentration in about 75 per cent of US industries in the past two decades, according to research from academics including Gustavo Grullon of @Rice_Biz. https://t.co/L1Ka0tZY7X

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 15, 2018

This week’s timely insights from @RiceBizWisdom are now live, courtesy of @JennieLatson: https://t.co/XKdaFTHHfw

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) August 13, 2018

“One thing builds onto another,” said Jefferson Duarte, a professor of real estate finance at @Rice_Biz. https://t.co/DRrl1c4seg #Houston

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) July 25, 2018

The sharing economy – the industry that includes enterprises like @Uber and @Airbnb – poses sweeping challenges to governments grappling with unprecedented taxation issues, according to an expert at the @BakerInstitute: https://t.co/7ZQL3V1FnH pic.twitter.com/VcVuICj9ZK

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) November 7, 2018

According to Rice sociologist Stephen Klineberg, Houston today is where all of America is going to be in about 25 years. Klineberg has spent most of his career studying the city of Houston. And it all happened by complete chance… https://t.co/fFWIfsPpGZ

— Rice University (@RiceUniversity) October 10, 2018

My new Macro Minutes vblog. Here I discuss one of the variables the Fed is watching – the Chicago Activity Index. Thanks to the folks @Rice_Biz for putting this together. https://t.co/2sri2SugeP

— Michael Brandl (@MichaelBrandl) October 24, 2018

Great to see Stretch quoted in @nytimes piece about helping people persevere through difficult #migraines and turn constraints into opportunities. #resourceful #health https://t.co/ol4nTFroYJ

— Scott Sonenshein (@ScottSonenshein) October 22, 2018

Interesting survey finding of the day: In the most recent CMO survey, just under four fifths of CMOs believe that their companies shouldn't take a political stance. https://t.co/jxAentWVf5

— Utpal Dholakia (@ud) September 6, 2018

@TellurianLNG CEO #MegGentle 👍👍👍@Rice_Biz @RiceUniversity @Forbes #LNG $TELL https://t.co/2P3WCdBvr5

— Tellurian (@TellurianLNG) July 27, 2018

.@BakerInstitute senior fellow Neal Lane says @HouseScience committee will "return to serious policy matters in need of real attention." https://t.co/A8A1E2rlnm #scipolicy

— Rice’s Baker Institute Sci & Tech Policy (@stpolicy) November 8, 2018

Texas Vol.6 (Texas A&M, UTDallas, Southern Methodist, Texas State, Rice)

Dr. Gregory Gause, head of the Department of International Affairs at the @bushschool, has a featured op-ed in @nytimes, "Is the Saudi Crown Prince Too Disruptive Even for Trump?" https://t.co/ryYSwLGVWz

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 12, 2018

Dr. Bryce Hannibal, an assistant research scientist at the Texas A&M Bush School of Government and Public Service, is investigating how social network communication and collaboration affect flood resilience. https://t.co/PdMC3ByZxA pic.twitter.com/fprJZx33Dw

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 4, 2018

Dr. Raymond Robertson spoke with @TexasStandard this morning about the new North American trade agreement between the US, Mexico, and Canada #USMCA https://t.co/oB8yLwDTrf

— TAMU Bush School (@BushSchool) October 1, 2018

Through a joint gift totaling over $6.25 million from the Charles Koch Foundation and Texas A&M Regent Robert Albritton '71, the @BushSchool has established the Center for Grand Strategy.

The center will be an intellectual hub for the critical examination of U.S. grand strategy.

— Texas A&M Foundation (@TXAMFoundation) October 8, 2018

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation is dedicated to preserving the historic legacy of President George Bush by supporting education and scholarship programs through the @Bush41Library and The @BushSchool. Learn more: https://t.co/f9GFvmeXpA pic.twitter.com/CKWgBcQv2J

— Bush Foundation (@Bush41) October 3, 2018

Check out Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in our Hagler Auditorium! She held an informative discussion on bipartisanship, and we were glad to have her at the #PCC. @ScowcroftTAMU #Bush41 #TAMU https://t.co/AQFZmFnanD

— TAMU Annenberg PCC (@TAMUAnnenberg) November 7, 2018

How did Putin's Russia develop? Director of the Scowcroft Institute, Andrew Natsios, shared his insight on the issue with John Hopkins University Press -Listen: https://t.co/IaQOV3gMkW Read: https://t.co/HEhj80x6KB

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) May 17, 2018

Israeli Consul to the Southwest United States @CG_GiladKatz joins Dr. Gregory Gause and the @ScowcroftTAMU at the @BushSchool for a discussion on Israel’s place in the world, US-Israeli relations, and the prospects for peace. pic.twitter.com/jnJQb0raXf

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) March 26, 2018

"Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are not if we take action now." The Conversation ft. the 2nd Annual Scowcroft White Paper https://t.co/d68L5AzuCT

— Scowcroft Institute (@ScowcroftTAMU) August 20, 2018

NEW my latest op-ed @axios #ScienceNotSilence #Measles makes alarming return to Europe and the Americas https://t.co/OJbImHtGp5

— Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD (@PeterHotez) May 24, 2018

Public speaking can be nerve racking. Use these tips to strengthen your skills and become a stronger public speaker.https://t.co/NbZwH4PY6H #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 19, 2018

There's always room for both relaxation and productivity over the weekend. Read some ways you can better both yourself and your career.https://t.co/p9k0VUsdAr #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 17, 2018

Congratulations to the Texas A&M team for being named Regional Winners of the @Deloitte FanTAXtic Tax Case Competition. Good luck at the national competition.https://t.co/y9DJI1zTjZ #tamu pic.twitter.com/1p1l0rms44

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 16, 2018

The increasing digitization of our world has changed the way we network. Make sure you know how to navigate the digital landscape and learn to build digital business relationships.https://t.co/nDFKOvM8hY

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 12, 2018

Michael D. Howard, associate professor of management at Mays, was quoted in a widely disseminated article on tips for business owners looking to partner. https://t.co/hxuno2gHjj #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Personal branding is important for any professional looking to make their mark. Learn the 10 Golden Rules of Personal Branding.https://t.co/J0lousL3UI #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 9, 2018

Building authentic relationships at work is an important skill to learn in order to foster trust and encourage teamwork.https://t.co/eKjEzkW5kH #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 8, 2018

A company's success hinges greatly on its branding. It is what customers, investors, and partners invest in.https://t.co/f95xPc2fXB #tamu

— Mays Business School (@maysbusiness) November 6, 2018

#Aggie100 is this Friday! Tune in Friday evening after 8pm as we live tweet the 2018 Aggie 100 honoree rankings. Whoop! https://t.co/7knAPlGNzE

— McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship (@TAMUMcFerrin) November 5, 2018

Amazon is now selling mattress! Sleepless nights for Casper & other mattress firms? @crstamu @maysbusiness https://t.co/BtSkGEhlmn

— VENKY SHANKAR (@venkyshankar) October 31, 2018

Prof. Vishnubhakat @emptydoors was quoted in @IPLaw360 on the #ReturnMail case at the #SupremeCourt: Can the US gov use another gov proceeding to revoke a patent? He signed a brief in June urging #SCOTUS to take the case, which they did last Friday. https://t.co/1wIuL61na5

— TAMU School of Law (@TAMULawSchool) November 1, 2018

“Economic freedom leads to wealth. … It breaks down discrimination, it improves charity, and it creates virtue.” https://t.co/efBZEiKvYE pic.twitter.com/uw9Gucjvht

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 18, 2018

Panelists at a recent seminar hosted by #JSOM took on the challenging topic of how to rein in spiraling healthcare costs. The solution? Turn the industry on its head. https://t.co/fNo6ZNiRIQ

— The Jindal School (@jindal_utdallas) November 8, 2018

Geraldine Jeckeln sat down for a quick Q&A to discuss her journey to facial recognition research and the impact it can have on our future. #FacialRecognition #UTDallas #Research https://t.co/5vJ5hNNtms

— UT Dallas Research (@UTDResearch) November 8, 2018

A $3 million gift from North Texas real estate luminaries Donna and Herb Weitzman will establish the Herbert D. Weitzman Institute for Real Estate in @jindal_utdallas https://t.co/8iKyt9IFzx | via @dallasnews

— UT Dallas (@UT_Dallas) November 6, 2018

Learn more about #UHBauer Associate Professor Robert Bregman's supply chain ethics research in the #BauerBusinessMinds video just launched on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/XVcGTmc7qd pic.twitter.com/b33whhx92w

— UHBauerCollege (@UHBauerCollege) November 14, 2018

The sustained recovery of the energy industries has supported Houston’s economic revival. Oil and gas jobs are still key to local growth, @UHBauerCollege economist tells @HoustonChron. https://t.co/22Ir053hX6

— AFPM (@AFPMonline) November 14, 2018

Dallas and Austin stand out in @CNBC @amazon HQ2 projections. https://t.co/YfUMjaKbSD

— SMU Cox School of Business (@SMUCox) September 19, 2018

"Mexico makes Texas richer. But will that continue?"

Great read from @SMUCox @SMUONeilCenter's W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm in @DCEOmagazine stemming from their latest #Texico annual report produced in partnership with us. #BetterTogether https://t.co/meEljGWstN

— Texas-Mexico Center (@SMUTexasMexico) November 5, 2018

How ‘End Mass Incarceration’ Became a Slogan for D.A. Candidates https://t.co/PouQT1Waxh @SMULawDeason #CriminalJusticeReform

— SMU Law School (@SMULawSchool) October 25, 2018

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is launching a campaign for governments and companies to sign a new contract for a “better internet”. Will this change the future of the internet?#TechNewsTuesday https://t.co/IAGBl58E8I

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) November 6, 2018

Take a look into advertising history and the method behind the madness📜🗞

Here’s a direct link to a great article. https://t.co/R731B24TcG

— SJMC at TXST (@sjmctxst) September 25, 2018

.@txstSTARPark, the Materials Science, Commercialization, and Engineering program, and local businesses are bringing new materials to San Marcos. #researchwithrelevance

Full story: https://t.co/pPbVSlzZmB pic.twitter.com/eKJ5QJrQpS

— The Graduate College (@TXSTGradCollege) May 4, 2018

“This was a great opportunity to look at each other and say, ‘Don’t kid yourself, there’s a lot to do if we don’t want this to happen again,’” says @profp_rod about how #Houston can move on after #Amazon's #HQ2 rejection. https://t.co/bAygeYzs1s

— Rice Business (@Rice_Biz) October 30, 2018

It was a pretty whiskey business when Ryan Baird ’12 and Randy Whitaker ’12 created a company called Yellow Rose Distilling while completing their MBAs at Rice. https://t.co/5zQ59NOqmf, @Rice_Biz , @ricealumni pic.twitter.com/EXIxBK034O

— Rice Magazine (@RiceMagazine) August 10, 2018

What does it take to keep the customer satisfied? Not as many bells and whistles as you might think, says @Rice_Biz Professor Vikas Mittal. Most customers just don’t want to be let down. https://t.co/7qsWYoitWc

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 17, 2018

To encourage workers to “think outside the box,” managers first have to understand which box they typically think inside, according to research by @Rice_Biz Professor Erik Dane. https://t.co/iEQVz9K4wF

— MBA@Rice (@MBAatRice) October 4, 2018

Stories corporations and entrepreneurs tell about themselves can sound a lot like myths: they often hinge on fate, betrayal and hubris, as @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein discovered. Like myths, they help companies — and people — cope with setbacks. https://t.co/VUI1gdbGTg

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) November 15, 2018

Unlike retail shoppers, B-to-B customers don’t pick products on a whim & toss it in a shopping cart. When contracts play out over time, customer satisfaction hinges on entirely different criteria, says @Rice_Biz Prof Vikas Mittal. He outlines the top 8. https://t.co/iezV5y9Etk

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 19, 2018

Corporate board members — they’re just like us! Best motivated by short-term incentives, as @Rice_Biz Professor Shiva Sivaramakrishnan reveals. https://t.co/fEBbUJpdfe

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 18, 2018

You may not want to buy that TV now if it will go on #sale later. But if the retailer promises to #refund the difference, it sweetens the deal — on both sides, according to #research by @Rice_Biz Professors Dinah Cohen-Vernik and Amit Pazgal. https://t.co/KEa6MSAz0w

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) October 10, 2018

Doing the right thing can mean different things to different companies. What if we could standardize the notion of corporate social responsibility worldwide? @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor has thoughts on how to do just that. https://t.co/wJtNI4YnXN

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 25, 2018

Is it good for future fund #managers to play lacrosse with budding CEOs? Yes for the #CEO; not so much for the rest of us, as @Nick_Anderson_ illustrates. Based on #research by @Rice_Biz professor Alexander W. Butler. Read the article here: https://t.co/HdrxDgRzbE pic.twitter.com/hnQR3WbJDQ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 14, 2018

The primary job of business is to create social good, argues @Rice_Biz Professor Duane Windsor. How can we create an ethical foundation all businesses can agree to uphold? https://t.co/kZZB1vKWBZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 12, 2018

After $2 billion in loans apparently drifted off the coast of Mozambique, never to be seen again, @Rice_Biz Professor Brian Akins looked into ways to fight similar #corruption in the #banking industry. The best remedy, he found, is one of the simplest. https://t.co/KTK6s51AHb

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 10, 2018

A year after Harvey, “survival fatigue” may be setting in for many who are still affected by the storm. How do we improve our response to disasters? We can start by giving our money & time to organizations that are already working in our communities. https://t.co/6WbuHsJaEq

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 7, 2018

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston – but it gave some businesses a chance to shine as community leaders. @Rice_Biz Professor @UD explains how the crisis freshened reputations. https://t.co/aMKUPv9oYA

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) September 5, 2018

Great leaders lead by example. During Harvey, @CajunAngela’s respect for the evacuees at NRG Center — whom she called guests — resonated throughout the shelter, recalls @AnniseParker. https://t.co/8T6yaVTakK

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 29, 2018

What will we do without plastic straws and bags? We’ll find new innovations to replace them — and they’ll probably be even better than the existing technology, says @Rice_Biz professor @ScottSonenshein. https://t.co/I9eyFYOkNf

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 22, 2018

It might seem like a great idea for your beer company to sponsor a softball tournament — unless the players hate your beer. @Rice_Biz professor Ajay Kalra explains why and how to do your homework before leaping into a marketing plan. https://t.co/vqmFzfvoRd

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 21, 2018

To #invest wisely, consider the circle of life, says @Rice_Biz professor @UD. People who think of time as a series of cycles save much more than people who think linearly. https://t.co/Fl9LpO7RZ3

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 17, 2018

The more you hear something, the truer it sounds — and that’s why it’s hard to fight falsehoods that get tweeted and retweeted again and again. What can we do to protect ourselves from the power of repetition? @Rice_Biz writer @JennieLatson investigates. https://t.co/IAZXMeL6Bo

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 15, 2018

Even small fluctuations in a firm’s cash flow can create strong ripples in the capital market. As @Rice_Biz professors Brian Rountree and James Weston explain, investors prefer it when earnings don’t make waves. https://t.co/5qq1oRF7C9

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) August 10, 2018

What do Scotland and Texas have in common? Stoicism in the face of “inconvenient weather,” for one, Rice Business Editor Claudia Kolker discovered. In fact, a number of Texan traits have Scottish roots, according to Rice University history prof John Boles. https://t.co/fHaYrANItZ

— Rice Business Wisdom (@RiceBizWisdom) July 26, 2018

North Carolina Vol.9 (state)

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#OnThisDay in 1789, North Carolina became the 12th state! 🇺🇸 https://t.co/CDOJIEaTMK #WeLoveNC pic.twitter.com/S74x1Ac5sz

— NC Museum of History (@NCmuseumhistory) November 21, 2018

On November 21, 1789, North Carolina ratified the Constitution to become the twelfth state in the Union. https://t.co/HeFlt1U7r1 pic.twitter.com/PkbQvigeRm

— NC DNCR (@ncculture) November 21, 2018

Today in History: North Carolina becomes 12th state, 1789 #otd #tih https://t.co/uOCbHEzqxh pic.twitter.com/9GqtoyacIL

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) November 21, 2018

"I hereby pardon Sir Walter and Caroline from the Thanksgiving table. Congratulations you two." – Gov. Cooper. pic.twitter.com/ESfUDMLlHf

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 20, 2018

Gov. Cooper was in D.C. yesterday to advocate for further recovery funding that Congress can consider immediately. pic.twitter.com/gcc3RTVVkv

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 16, 2018

“The cybersecurity field is vital to the 21st century economy and I’m pleased that Cisco recognizes that North Carolina’s talented veterans are the perfect fit for these important jobs.” – Gov. Cooper. https://t.co/D6LVCDkcAa

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 14, 2018

Our veterans stepped up to protect our fundamental freedoms — and for that, we are forever grateful. pic.twitter.com/beiDmYbbPJ

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 11, 2018

Yesterday, Gov. Cooper attended a ceremony to hand over the keys to a new home for @USMC CPL Nate Rogers. Thank you to Operation Coming Home for your work supporting our veterans. pic.twitter.com/22GSRPBLTw

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 9, 2018

Happy Halloween! From a tiny bumble bee to the Incredibles, Gov. Cooper and @FLONC welcomed all kinds of trick-or-treaters to the North Carolina Executive Mansion tonight. pic.twitter.com/WaJFl0rhhn

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) November 1, 2018

ICYMI: Yesterday, Gov. Cooper signed an executive order that will reduce North Carolina’s greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by 2025. https://t.co/iCiBmqGX4F

— Governor Roy Cooper (@NC_Governor) October 30, 2018

We couldn't have said it better ourselves … Do not drive on flooded roads or past barriers. It only takes around 12" of water to carry away a small car. #TurnAroundDontDrown https://t.co/1kHY61JdMf

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) November 14, 2018

Tues morn #FlorenceNC update:
* Get ready NOW!
* Life-threatening impacts possible
* Dangerous storm surge Thurs-Sun. 3-12'
* Flooding inland. Eastern NC 15-20"; central NC 6-15"
* Storm surge /Hurricane Watch for all NC coast
* Dangerous winds will down trees & knock out power pic.twitter.com/puIu6X7aeT

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) September 11, 2018

‘I Know What It Feels Like’: Program Embeds Peer Supporters In N.C. Emergency Rooms https://t.co/0lUi7fRFzZ @WFAE @Alexolgin

— NCDHHS (@ncdhhs) November 16, 2018

USA Today featured a story on what wireless providers are doing to prep for Hurricane Florence. Read more: https://t.co/9xVj8KQ1iR #HurricaneFlorence2018

— NCDOA (@NCDOA) September 13, 2018

.@NC_Governor Roy Cooper declares November as American Indian Heritage Month. Read full proclamation: https://t.co/szyTlfCt6Q pic.twitter.com/ekzIMydTYV

— NCDOA (@NCDOA) November 9, 2018

Find out what goes into the daily #AirQuality forecast. Our air quality meteorologists share why improved air quality makes their job more challenging. Read their guest blog series here: https://t.co/AP4xn0rMDl

— N.C. DEQ (@NCDEQ) November 15, 2018

#Energy conservation and #sustainability efforts in @BuncombeSchools gained attention from across #NorthCarolina when @NCDEQ's @Michael_S_Regan toured the @NDiscoveryAcad. #WeAreBCS #BCS #BCSadvantage #AVL #Asheville @buncombeGov @LandofSkyRC

MORE: https://t.co/Bp0eOXFtty pic.twitter.com/UDvcZexb1F

— Buncombe Schools (@BuncombeSchools) November 17, 2018

Unauthorized Substance taxes generate revenue for local law enforcement agencies: https://t.co/QWK6aQXUXL

— N.C. Dept of Revenue (@NCDOR) April 23, 2018

Tar Heel State’s Workplace Injury and Illness Rate Drops to a Historic Low.

Read the full news release here:https://t.co/PqzSdPqlCs pic.twitter.com/ZrSgqxoGXo

— N.C. Dept. of Labor (@NCDOL) November 16, 2018

Thanks for sharing, @SiteSelection. Check out some of what we're doing to address the needs employers face in this low-unemployment economy: https://t.co/NnvYgI3cGp #NCJobReady https://t.co/HIIBotyg4w

— N.C. Commerce (@NCCommerce) October 24, 2018

Our Director of Government Affairs attended the @COSTNews Annual Meeting to learn about updates to tax law around the country & share perspectives from NC. Read more: https://t.co/PF1jeXSfDX #ncpol

— NC Chamber (@NCChamber) November 13, 2018

Labor market overviews for all 23 NC workforce regions for Nov now out. See current regional data and trends on unemployment, jobs, labor force, retail sales, top job postings, & hiring companies.https://t.co/vzXBLMEkGd pic.twitter.com/KyTQX36Y7i

— NC LEAD (@LeadNC) November 6, 2018

Boston-based cloud tech company @Nasuni explains why expansion into Durham, North Carolina, is just the beginning: "The Triangle has a long track record of fostering disruptive technology… Durham offers an exceptional talent pool.." https://t.co/9CT8ojWosZ #econdev pic.twitter.com/kVFm8qEznJ

— EDPNC (@edpnc) November 8, 2018

Focusing on hot neighborhoods near #Charlotte’s center city pays off for a nimble #development firm. https://t.co/7o6QKV9wbT @BeaconCLT @cltchamber @CLTgov #realestate #buildings #clt #therailyard

— Business N.C. (@BusinessNC) November 15, 2018

Good #MondayMorning from Raleigh, Y'all! As Louis Armstrong once sang live at Memorial Hall, @UNC, it's #ColdOutside. We're listening to this live recording from 1954 collection https://t.co/ncEQ75QRUA

— State Archives of NC (@NCArchives) November 19, 2018

We're thrilled to share this piece from @johnbordsen & @USATODAY on some folks who make a unique contribution to the #VisitNC mission: https://t.co/ugu1400iEY

— NC Tourism (@NCTourism) October 19, 2018

Mild temperatures and warm water are just 1️⃣ of 6️⃣ reasons you should plan a trip to the #visitnc coast this fall: https://t.co/wCZgD7VU4j pic.twitter.com/TOLSQ9Qwyg

— Visit North Carolina (@VisitNC) November 16, 2018

As the leaves change, and you can see through vegetation, here's a story that cuts right through it! The Kudzu Goat Gang is helping to reduce this invasive species on our Parks! #ncstateparks #goats #weeds https://t.co/z4IgMFQ5u5

— NC State Parks (@NCparks) November 4, 2018

Tomorrow is #FAFSA Day! Our staff and volunteers are ready to help you complete the process so you'll have one less thing to worry about. Check out our map to find your nearest location! https://t.co/lYnJc0Qhlq pic.twitter.com/0CuSFkAToW

— CFNC (@CFNC) October 26, 2018

Trump administration's bailout for farmers slower than watching corn grow | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/PjC3008GKA #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #NCAg #ncfarm #tariffs #soybeans #wheat #dairy #corn

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Editorial: What Rep. David Lewis ought to be saying about Voter ID and next week's legislative session | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/JCgFWI3iUM #ncga #ncpol #voterID

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Judge “No”? Senate moves closer to confirming reactionary Jesse Helms disciple to the federal bench | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/5NIUcIFNaY #ncga #ncpol #ncgov 3nccourts

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 20, 2018

Poll: Democrats can thank voters of color for wins across country | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/BGsJEfwRLM #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #NAACP

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

It was such a pleasure last week to be joined by @SecMandyCohen as we discussed #ACA open enrollment, #Medicaid reform and expansion, recovery from #HurricaneFlorence, and your best bet for avoiding the #flu. Check out our full interview: https://t.co/f14wSkXuEI #ncpol #ncga pic.twitter.com/haCif0e1LL

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

Monday numbers: A closer look at the impact of #gerrymandering on the 2018 election | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/QDXZQXtZue #ncga #ncpol #ncgov

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 19, 2018

It’s a formidable match-up, akin to Muhammad Ali versus George Foreman, Luke Skywalker versus Darth Vader. https://t.co/1x9fMPtJzd #ncpol via @ncpolicywatch

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 16, 2018

FBI: Hate crimes in NC up 12 percent | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/2u0GxygtMO #ncga #ncpol #ncgov

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

Winston-Salem Journal rightfully blasts Trump's latest assault on a free press | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/IfVOVvxa7M #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #democracy #freepress

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

Republican legislators pledge to probe Cooper Atlantic Coast Pipeline deal | NC Policy Watch https://t.co/bxDjntcLwF #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #ACP #pipeline #Duke #Dominion #pipeline

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 15, 2018

After Hurricane Florence, derelict boat-owners left their mess for taxpayers to clean up | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/kfpSo9Dj1v #ncga #ncpol #ncdeq #florence #hurricane #boats #environment

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 13, 2018

Some quick facts about Veterans Day | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/BOPM5Z9EIj #ncga #ncpol #VeteransDay #military

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 12, 2018

Editorial: Reject all six amendments, but this one is the worst | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/0PAPwTxgUP #ncga #ncpol #vote #NixAllSix

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 5, 2018

SPECIAL REPORT: NC’s destructive disinvestment in public health https://t.co/Li7wWMG2pY #ncpol via @ncpolicywatch #ncga #ncpol #ncgov #nchealth

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 1, 2018

Data confirm that conservative claims about tax cuts and the NC economy are bogus | The Progressive Pulse https://t.co/aueY9cJ2g4 #NCGA #ncpol

— NC Policy Watch (@NCPolicyWatch) November 1, 2018

Chinese-owned Smithfield Foods receiving at least $240K in bailout money from @realdonaldtrump to counteract retaliatory tariffs from … the Chinese https://t.co/PX3m5D5abn @NCPolicyWatch

— lisasorg (@lisasorg) November 8, 2018

Air pollution, including that from cars, trucks, linked to autism, dementia, osteoporosis, diabetes, heart & lung disease. Yet @realdonaldtrump @epa relaxing fuel standards, increasing these pollutants https://t.co/paa9DcL2AX @NCPolicyWatch pic.twitter.com/gRTX1M25WQ

— lisasorg (@lisasorg) November 6, 2018

One in 10 households with seniors (age 60+) participated in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) on average each year between 2012–2016. Check out @fractweets maps for national, state, and county data: https://t.co/SbJRi1PhHH

— Budget & Tax Center (@ncbudgetandtax) October 31, 2018

As a result of generations of redlining & racial housing covenants, many black and brown communities in ENC are especially susceptible to damage from powerful storms. @ncbudgetandtax’s @BrianEKennedy2 on #hurricaneflorence’s economic divide @newsobserver https://t.co/pPt1Qtp4Lw

— NC Justice Center (@ncjustice) October 4, 2018

Shifting lines, rapid growth make Wake legislative races hard to predict :: https://t.co/vlQTnwxdf6 https://t.co/UDV0mg8EpT

— NC Legislative Watch (@NCPW_LegisWatch) October 25, 2018

#bannedbooksweek — Celebrate your freedom to seek and express ideas across the map https://t.co/7OW4OMIy7b @NCLiteraryMap @NCSLMA @ForEverythingNC @NCWriters pic.twitter.com/7Cwx5ARNci

— NC Literary Map (@NCLiteraryMap) September 24, 2018

‘The storm couldn’t have come at a worse time’ for NC’s crops #ncpol https://t.co/UzYPqKLrIq

— The Insider (@ncinsider) September 22, 2018

Final were determined on Friday, roundups from @NCCapitol (https://t.co/fpRZ5TIV9t) & @garydrobertson (https://t.co/AauGkUq0rY)

some very tight #NCGA races were resolved:#NCSD9 https://t.co/ZA2YQFKCBr #NCSD27 https://t.co/BNTucbuCLa #NCHD63 https://t.co/pf4NoGAmS4 #NCPL

— NC FreeEnterprise (@NCFEF) November 19, 2018

North Carolina, recently affected by #Hurricane Florence, accounted for an estimated 3 percent ($11 billion) of U.S. #farm sector cash receipts in 2017. https://t.co/eiYcpdBeKu pic.twitter.com/GoBFtuhw6X

— USDA_ERS (@USDA_ERS) September 24, 2018

NC CORS and Precision Agriculture: https://t.co/YQ7CEsgSf2 via @YouTube

— NC Emergency Managem (@NCEmergency) November 20, 2018

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is collaborating with @NCExtension to help farmers determine safe uses for crops affected by Florence's flood waters. https://t.co/geeKXnkN34 pic.twitter.com/UmuZxPSQBG

— NCDA&CS (@NCAgriculture) September 25, 2018

How can u help Eastern NC farmers affected by #HurricaneFlorence? Start by not believing everything u read in the https://t.co/uBosg9q58d's what a farmer has to say. https://t.co/bgMTiuez5F @marlowe_ncag @ncpork @NCFarmBureau @NCAgriculture @NCFarmFamilies @NCBeef @Sweet_Taters

— ingles Leah McGrath (@InglesDietitian) September 24, 2018

New ways to try carrots! #NCFarmBureau https://t.co/aVuofwynWt

— NC Farm Bureau (@NCFarmBureau) November 15, 2018

https://t.co/i3Z5XKaJ8j
Good article on the odor emanating, or not, from hog farms, currently in litigation in Raleigh federal court

— Corn Growers Association of North Carolina (@NCCornGrowers) April 4, 2018

Interesting opinion piece. Make a sustainable choice: Buy GMO food https://t.co/cWWroj2kBv via @sfchronicle

— Gregory Jaffe (@JaffeGregory) April 8, 2018

The elections are over (and the commercials 🙌🏻), and the year is coming to a close, so where does that leave the 2018 Farm Bill? @FarmBureau @NCFarmBureau https://t.co/cycZ11jj0d

— NC Soy Prod Assoc (@ncsoybeans) November 13, 2018

2017 NC boll weevil assessment drops to .75 cents per acre. https://t.co/1i9GWGSTEm

— NC Cotton (@NC_Cotton) January 24, 2017

Coming August 24 to Clemson! https://t.co/lFC6FZZN8v

— NC Cattlemen's Assoc (@NCCattle) August 20, 2018

A Colorful Beef & Quinoa Bowl for Back to School https://t.co/UvaskpNzfS

— NC Beef Council (@NCBeef) October 1, 2018

We'd love to add some ranchers to this story. Leave us a comment below with photos or a link to your social media accounts that you have used to share stories from your ranch during Florence. https://t.co/V09miRLjRl

— BEEF Magazine (@BEEFMagazine) September 17, 2018

Goldprint Farm was Premier Breeder in Guernseys at the 2018 State Fair. Keeping up a long family tradition. Thanks to Jane and Clair for sharing your love of dairy cows with so many youth over the years! https://t.co/KKsO3jVw3T

— NC Dairy Advantage (@NCDairy) October 22, 2018

Is That a Light?:https://t.co/fP8s7va79r via @NCDairyExt

— NC Dairy Extension (@NCDairyExt) May 1, 2018

Low-Income Americans on SNAP Still Can’t Afford to Eat Healthy https://t.co/qKWHsmL4F8

— NC Dairy Producers (@NCDPA) August 23, 2018

We are proud that pork plays such an important role in North Carolina's culture!
For an extended version, visit https://t.co/YArZL71nV3 pic.twitter.com/BIJBBa39Dv

— NC Pork Council (@ncpork) November 3, 2017

That's a lot of #pork! What is your favorite cut?#porktober #nationalporkmonth #RealPigFarming pic.twitter.com/y4Wrd7pvnu

— NC Farm Families (@NCFarmFamilies) October 3, 2018

Porkchops made simple, thanks to our friends at @nationalpork! https://t.co/ZjjDLGYuuy pic.twitter.com/qlDo69mkQI

— Villari Foods (@Villari_Foods) November 15, 2018

Here's to a great grilling weekend!@Kingsford #asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/qbRAYAla8D

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 13, 2018

Adding that love (garlic-butter) to some prime ribs!!#asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/bd719TrHTu

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 14, 2018

Lemon-pepper rainbow trout!!@LodgeCastIron @Kingsford #Asheville #NorthCarolina pic.twitter.com/F1HIH0BCKS

— Chef Douglas Walls (@chefdougwalls) October 10, 2018

How can you lessen your risk for #Salmonella this #Thanksgiving? #NCStateCALS Professor @benjaminchapman tells you how to stay safe from disease. pic.twitter.com/vs4GsHYRgg

— NC State CALS (@NCStateCALS) November 19, 2018

Official Variety Tests https://t.co/KKJFFmm2Fn

— Crop & Soil Sciences (@CropAndSoil) October 11, 2018

Pertinent information on guava root knot nematode from @QuesadaLabNCSU https://t.co/CQMPDfI2zj

— NCSUorganic (@NCSUorganic) October 17, 2018

It’s very likely that we’re running out of time to harvest a large portion of this #tobacco crop! Do you have enough time?! @CropAndSoil @NCStateCALS @NCExtension https://t.co/9pxHKOclZG

— Tobacco Extension (@NCSUtobacco) September 20, 2018

Some great reads for students during #FarmToSchoolMonth! We have featured Farmer Will Allen and the Growing Table + Sylvia’s Spinach in our Book of the Month program! Let us know if you need the activity sheet! https://t.co/TjwpDxTSgX

— NC Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom (@AgClassroom) October 3, 2018

#FarmCredit supports farm to school programs across the country.
#FarmerStrong https://t.co/ZKWlZd1Eu8

— AgCarolinaFarmCredit (@AgCarolinaFC) October 2, 2018

Are Democrats concentrated in urban areas? Or are they more concentrated in ‘district lines’?

A new post about regionalism, congressional districts, and NC’s registered voters at:https://t.co/Mo3IGZSLR9 #ncpol #ncvotes pic.twitter.com/RFujHxlL3A

— Old North State Politics (@oldnorthstpol) November 14, 2018

North Carolina Vol.6 (Wake Forest & Duke)

Will you see @WakeFB and @WakeForestBiz finance grad John Wolford in Thursday's game? Could be. https://t.co/yR3tbiNo5v #GoDeacs

— Wake Forest Biz (@WakeForestBiz) August 28, 2018

Prof. Sidney Shapiro quoted in @BloombergBNA article on National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)'s new 'Joint Employment’ rule and its standing in court. Read more at https://t.co/R3YFq3oPAC pic.twitter.com/OPq3dq7Z4H

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 17, 2018

"It's no longer a police officer's word against a suspect that they have stopped for a possible crime," says #WFULaw @ProfKamiChavis, "because you have these real-time depictions of these encounters." Read the full story @azcentral https://t.co/j1iEHdOlI1 pic.twitter.com/zjJPf94Emh

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 14, 2018

Judges should be required to explicitly analyze how detention would harm the personal family or economic circumstances of defendants, according to @ProfRGold in @TheCrimeReport's article on his article, "Jail as Injunction." https://t.co/1eNE1TeuVS pic.twitter.com/KeBF40CWgX

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 14, 2018

Prof. Andrew Verstein authors @CLSBlueSkyBlog article, "Insider Trading: Are Insolvent Firms Different?" Read it at https://t.co/v7EJWj6tK3 pic.twitter.com/S47xMnWhov

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 8, 2018

#Hurricane damage in the form of catastrophic breaches and spills from #NC hog farm manure “lagoons" expose inequalities, but civil courts may be the great equalizer, according to Prof. Sidney Shapiro and Martha McCluskey in their @theHill op-ed article. https://t.co/NaZj9yG9qL pic.twitter.com/AN0kc8ClJJ

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 7, 2018

Recent lawsuits could pioneer reform in the gig economy, according to Nathaniel Reiff (JD '20) in his @WFULawJBIPL article. Read it at https://t.co/CTJYjkKdZ7 pic.twitter.com/x3bvmiQ0vn

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 7, 2018

It’s unusual for states to fine insurers over network adequacy issues, said #WFULaw Prof. Mark Hall in @FierceHealth article on Texas fines to Humana. Read the article at https://t.co/Hs0YDG2tJs. pic.twitter.com/N0EhVhxjtb

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 6, 2018

Regenerative Medicine and the Right to Try, an article co-written by @ProfCoughlin was featured in @TheRegReview's article on the right to pursue regenerative medicine. Read the article at https://t.co/qRh9tMnlTU pic.twitter.com/j8BkNAwTWY

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 5, 2018

Amber Razzano authors @WFULawJBIPL article, "Uber Trucks Towards IPO." Read it at https://t.co/TdyQNRsK4p pic.twitter.com/rBPnIMpX8M

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 4, 2018

Prof. @MarkRabil03 to present oral arguments to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of John Robert Hayes. Prof. Rabil is the director of the #WFULaw Innocence & Justice clinic (@WakeInnocence). Read more on the case at https://t.co/hHbUrTWD7L pic.twitter.com/JqXPLu9lGh

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 3, 2018

Nathaniel Reiff (JD '20) authors @WFULawJBIPL article, "The European Union’s Animosity Toward #Google." Read it at https://t.co/gYLRF91pkC pic.twitter.com/wpmxLHK7d4

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

What's lurking in N.C. floodwaters? Dead hogs and chickens, according to #WFULaw's @ProfZboreak in @vicenews's coverage of the aftermath of #HurricaneFlorence. Read more at https://t.co/AJ2VInTCfr pic.twitter.com/kvrNbaAYYo

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

Prof. Andrew Verstein co-authors @CLSBlueSkyBlog article on the distinction between business entities and security interests. Read his article at https://t.co/YuvPKccqYl pic.twitter.com/h0Z22xVAZ5

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 2, 2018

Discover how jury selection is a political issue. The Jury Sunshine Project is an analysis of jury selection data by #WFULaw professors Ron Wright (@wrightrf), Gregory Parks (@BlackJDPhD), and Kami Chavis (@ProfKamiChavis). https://t.co/ZJtO6hpPu3 pic.twitter.com/3LYyyDYDow

— Wake Forest Law (@WFULawSchool) November 1, 2018

@WFULawSchool Professor Rebecca Morrow (@ProfRMorrow) explains why the IRS should "stop allowing employers to fully immediately deduct the compensation they pay to employees subject to noncompetes" in her Article, "Noncompetes as Tax Evasion."https://t.co/bTXsJ3v2Ip

— Wᴀsʜ. U. L. Rᴇᴠ. (@WashULRev) November 6, 2018

As a matter of international human rights law, the situation is simple: the "wealth" of indigenous lands belongs to indigenous peoples, and it can't be exploited without their free, prior, and informed consent. Period. https://t.co/FtZehxzuAH

— John H Knox (@JohnHKnox) November 10, 2018

Duke research supported by @ENERGY: The best promoters of an unusual behavior that benefits society are the people who have already invested in doing it themselves. @DukeFuqua https://t.co/fF0mjSWppg pic.twitter.com/iOKtyAf5aw

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 14, 2018

Senator Rand Paul at Duke: how Libertarian philosophy can connect divided partisans. @PolisAtDuke https://t.co/WdrKZDjFt2 pic.twitter.com/CzQS0P5Nwc

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 12, 2018

.@DukeHistoryDept Professor Adriane Lentz-Smith explains how WWI was a seminal moment in American civil rights history. #Armistice100 https://t.co/mArAMUTC0q pic.twitter.com/oW45rehRPZ

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 9, 2018

Duke University’s @advncdhindsight worked with @durhamnc city officials to shape programs to incentivize drivers to find alternate transportation. https://t.co/0LZp8M1wdv

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 7, 2018

"As states take up the slack in environmental policymaking, it makes sense that environmental groups would pay more attention to what happens in state elections," says @DukeEnvironment 's Megan Mullin. Read more: https://t.co/VJczVhbnx2

— Duke University (@DukeU) November 5, 2018

.@wunc's @state_of_things interviews @dukeenvironment professor Avner Vengosh and Drs. Julia Kravchenko and Kim Lyerly, professors in @DukeSurgery, on the link between coal ash and human health. https://t.co/393rufqGIm pic.twitter.com/7EMvyegbgW

— Duke University (@DukeU) October 29, 2018

Work on Duke's next major utility project began this week. Once completed, the university expects to save around $50,000 annually on electricity due to more efficient pumping of chilled water and a reduction in system pressure. https://t.co/FRIMlKd1ic pic.twitter.com/PEqjwGTi97

— Duke University (@DukeU) October 23, 2018

Time Lapse Video: @TheDukeForest set up a camera to monitor and capture the deluge at New Hope Creek during #Florence. Watch: https://t.co/eyYb6RpMUk @NichInstitute pic.twitter.com/Um4M7wHJpi

— Working@Duke (@WorkingatDuke) September 19, 2018

We're partnering with @DukeEnvironment , @FAO, and @WorldFishCenter to help policymakers better understand the role of small-scale fisheries in feeding the world https://t.co/rla3vmFShU #foodsecurity #nutrition

— Nicholas Institute (@NichInstitute) November 14, 2018

Game of Drones: @DukeELPC students partnered with @MarineUAS to take on legal questions stemming from the use of drones in marine science and conservation https://t.co/gXZ489Qc2P pic.twitter.com/0pqfWqz5ag

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 16, 2018

Rubenstein Fellow Robert Bonnie helps @AmericanForests explain why the recent California fires illustrate the urgent need for more active forest management to counteract climate change https://t.co/gucdNy05BO pic.twitter.com/5mXyfZPEyt

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 15, 2018

The @NewYorker interviewed John Poulsen to explain why forest elephants of the Central African Republic are in peril https://t.co/sJ8m9TiVeZ

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 14, 2018

David Gill on the importance of evidence in environmental conservation https://t.co/4nRt9MVuuF pic.twitter.com/YsdO6Ri1gE

— Duke Environment (@DukeEnvironment) November 13, 2018

The technologies Duke is developing to handle human waste might also be applied to giant #CAFO livestock operations. @DukeEngineering #Toiletofthefuture https://t.co/gntsouwZvr pic.twitter.com/jQOU6FGTzm

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) November 9, 2018

Clever! Human urine, plus sand and bacteria makes a new kind of brick at room temperature. https://t.co/jcMJce7VA0

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 26, 2018

When it comes to teaching computing, stats prof @minebocek @DukeU says let students eat cake first — you can tell them about all the ingredients later https://t.co/yyRHEqf4GY pic.twitter.com/q6Pz4Cu3fj

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 19, 2018

A #drone made of #chocolate? Yeah, that's a thing. https://t.co/DbGWDzp4rz pic.twitter.com/pbX7o64Kro

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 19, 2018

NC has become known for its creatively-drawn congressional districts. But that might be about to change. A mathematician @DukeU has come up with a way to quantify just how rigged a map is. And now he’s taking his math to court. https://t.co/y2YfArlUUr @jcmattingly pic.twitter.com/67AexoEaJO

— dukeresearch (@dukeresearch) October 30, 2018

Watch: William Kraus, MD, Discusses New Physical Activity Guidelines @DukeOrtho @DukeCardiology https://t.co/sJ7VZYl9uQ

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 16, 2018

Read @DCRINews Annual Report from Inspiration to Impact. "The stories featured in this year’s annual report reflect that remarkable quest from inspired ideas to better patient outcomes." – Lesley H. Curtis, PhD, Interim Executive Director https://t.co/bv6jXbH2yg pic.twitter.com/t1QSOlXG9W

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 16, 2018

Duke Researchers Identify How Allergic Shock Occurs So Quickly. Describe previously unknown mechanism in which newly identified immune cell mines blood vessels for allergens & utilizes unusual mechanism for delivering blood-borne allergens to mast cells. https://t.co/Rrtw2kVliP pic.twitter.com/OjI0LUqERD

— Duke Medical School (@DukeMedSchool) November 9, 2018

Uncommon Approach to Infant’s Open Heart Surgery | Duke Clinical Practice Today #AVSD https://t.co/VfwdJfYNbY pic.twitter.com/bh8UfCGiER

— Duke Surgery (@DukeSurgery) November 7, 2018

Today’s Roundup: sudden elephants discomfit #AI; learning from error; #Ebola outbreak may be uncontainable; test-driving new canonical p-value; @Atul_Gawande on why docs hate #EHRs; scant evidence for sodium restriction in #heartfailure; more: https://t.co/8YIjGCLpfY @DCRINews pic.twitter.com/zm7f437yOf

— Duke Forge (@DukeForge) November 7, 2018

ICYMI: @DukeForge Wednesday Roundup: #Ebola randomized clinical trial set to begin; #deeplearning applied to early #Alzheimer diagnosis; concussion & suicide risk; stats theorem explained w/ rabbits; using #fMRI to peer at placebo effect; & more. https://t.co/13XSdODKGC pic.twitter.com/Xoa8yEt83c

— DCRI News (@DCRINews) November 15, 2018

ICYMI: @DukeForge roundup / #contentcuration: QR codes for bees; scouring stupidity from #EHRs; cold water for #AI hype; markets making #opioids cheaper, naloxone pricier; communicating #heartdisease risk; & more: @AnnMarieNavar @califf001 https://t.co/583WBBugzI pic.twitter.com/shBAK8nEZc

— DCRI News (@DCRINews) November 13, 2018

The question. Are some tumors 'born to be bad' & predestined to invade and metastasize? Find out @NIH study with @mdryser and team. https://t.co/GzVBX8XCeh @NIHDirector pic.twitter.com/0yCWclhgWJ

— Duke Department of Population Health Sciences (@duke_pophealth) August 20, 2018

We're using 'omics to create new tools that health care providers can use to provide the right dose of the right drug to the right individual. Learn more: https://t.co/GnOIbRRRan #pharmacogenomics #PGx pic.twitter.com/KnNo1fw3ld

— DukeCAGPM (@DukeCAGPM) November 13, 2018

A @Health_Affairs Blog from myself, my colleagues at @dukemargolis and @LeavittPartners (@DavidMuhlestein) examining new 2017 data on #Medicare #AccountableCare (#MSSP #ACO/#ACOs). Look at the increase in shared and net savings over time below! https://t.co/bnRBuC5N4P pic.twitter.com/TJbmYnM2Fx

— Will Bleser (@WillBleser) September 20, 2018

Check out the @UMR4NIH Amazing Things podcast, featuring a discussion with @NIHDirector Francis Collins about the "All of Us" Research program, @NIH’s work combating the #opioidcrisis, and more! #research https://t.co/uATFhozf51

— Duke Govt Relations (@DukeGovRel) October 19, 2018

What’s a rule-following #autonomousvehicle to do when the rules are unclear or nonexistent? https://t.co/lEvAe0RfKw

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 9, 2018

Wellcome Trust and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation endorse European #openaccess planhttps://t.co/mnVK3jhNZt

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 5, 2018

Whether you crave or can't stand coffee may be influenced by your genetic sensitivity to caffeine.https://t.co/AcbntIzKeq

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 4, 2018

What ethical issues will arise as sex #robots become more advanced?https://t.co/AaxsIOeLTB

— Duke Science&Society (@DukeSci_Soc) November 4, 2018

Without a statewide senatorial or governor's race, NC is among 18 states outpacing 2014 early ballot counts.@DukeU & @DukeStudents are part of this incredible wave of voter turnout.
Early voting ends Nov. 3. Let's keep voting & making our voices heard.https://t.co/a8eMW3lynV

— POLIS (pä-ləs) (@PolisAtDuke) November 2, 2018

"The path to victory in 2020 is to reconstruct the tripartite axis of American Progressivism." – Thomas Spragens @dukeu https://t.co/ilrga2EKlX

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 16, 2018

"Trump’s potential proposal to end birthright citizenship is perfectly consistent with an identity politics centered on white grievances." – Ashley Jardina https://t.co/pJ1aE6TT5z

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 12, 2018

"Though there is some overlap, concern over white identity is distinct from racial animus, notes Ashley Jardina of Duke University, … Ms Jardina’s data show that whites can be concerned about their status without harbouring much hostility against non-whites."@DukeU https://t.co/TO0rGYUBGP

— Duke PoliSci (@DukePoliSci) November 1, 2018

Flooding in Cedar Rapids, #Iowa, was considered one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. But 10 years later, it also offers some important lessons for hurricane recovery.#HurricaneMichael https://t.co/JNKINzeU1N

— SanfordPublicPolicy (@DukeSanford) October 12, 2018

New research from professor @J_C_Suarez, @DukeFuqua, and @HarvardHBS shows that corporate tax cuts may have something to do with the increase in income equality. https://t.co/koVkAemh6V pic.twitter.com/JNIzCLw0tc

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) November 14, 2018

Professor @danariely discusses people's 'predictable irrationality' and how it affects business. https://t.co/lkfye5bMFg pic.twitter.com/Lqm3BLSXOi

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 12, 2018

A new study by Professor Emma Rasiel shows that law schools have cut class sizes and offered tuition discounts that lowered the average inflation-adjusted cost of a law degree by 6 percent. https://t.co/DkzgQn3xyv pic.twitter.com/w8U6i58VDy

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 10, 2018

Professor Timur Kiran comments on the recent vow by Turkey's Erdogan to continue purchasing Iranian natural gas despite sanctions imposed by the United States https://t.co/A7TIWBQNeX pic.twitter.com/8ExdeFQhtW

— Duke Economics (@DukeEcon) October 1, 2018

Prof. Longest says Smithfield Farms must do more than just cover hog waste ponds with plastic to contain odor and prevent water pollution https://t.co/PMRA6iC76F

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) October 30, 2018

Prof. Longest on recent N.C. coal ash spills: “The failure on coal ash ponds was bipartisan and long standing.” https://t.co/aqMVoZMbnz

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) October 17, 2018

Duke Prof. Drew Shindell, co-author on a UN climate change report, says fighting climate change is good for the economy: https://t.co/JQ2xE3yC6c

— The (Duke) Chronicle (@DukeChronicle) October 24, 2018

Oklahoma Vol.5

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Maximize your productivity at home with these tips. https://t.co/ii01Hp74z2

— Express Pros (@ExpressPros) November 12, 2018

Upgrade a plain canvas tote with tie-dye! Find techniques here: https://t.co/PC7UIDsQSN pic.twitter.com/aPx3an3fga

— Official Hobby Lobby (@HobbyLobby) November 11, 2018

It's #NationalHotDogDay! Check your QT app for a FREE 🌭 today! pic.twitter.com/yapZnSsvdn

— QuikTrip (@QuikTrip) July 18, 2018

Love’s Opens Travel Stop Near Oklahoma City https://t.co/mZqtIEWpLz via @TransportTopics pic.twitter.com/Lsdz84UMwG

— Love's Travel Stops (@LovesTravelStop) November 10, 2018

Who’s here for the melty cheese? 😍Get the NEW Quarter Pound Double Stack Cheeseburger and Medium Tots for only $2.99! pic.twitter.com/8I24PaRwZ3

— Sonic Drive-In (@sonicdrivein) November 3, 2018

These cancer research grants are named not for billionaires, but everyday cancer victims https://t.co/OFUBpwyhV8

— Fast Company (@FastCompany) October 25, 2018

Thank you for sharing such an important message @MrsSOsbourne #GetScreened https://t.co/hd3WZIT7KI

— American Cancer Society (@AmericanCancer) October 23, 2018

MidFirst Bank has opened a commercial banking office in Dallas! Our expert staff will serve your commercial, business and private banking needs. View the full press release at https://t.co/TRzZvOuZ9R. pic.twitter.com/n84GxQOpiM

— MidFirst Bank (@MidFirst) January 26, 2018

Everybody has one now, but the @ChuysRestaurant Green Chile Festival is in its 30th year https://t.co/zAuyk0RSAw

— Bud Kennedy / #ReadLocal (@EatsBeat) August 15, 2018

Cherokee Nation Mission Solutions brings E-911 services to @USArmy military base. @FortCampbell. https://t.co/C0iQ4bTeF1 @CherokeeNation pic.twitter.com/6rWcICClup

— Cherokee Nation Businesses (@CNB_Media) October 29, 2018

Devon’s disciplined growth strategy centers on four key objectives: https://t.co/ukBcG89ZR0 pic.twitter.com/Jf3NjaQLrc

— Devon Energy (@DevonEnergy) November 6, 2018

Partner Paul Hunt discusses The Republic of Seychelles’ sovereign #bluebond, a pioneering financial instrument designed to support sustainable marine and fisheries projects, via @IFLR_online. https://t.co/iJIWyLqBi0 pic.twitter.com/kLqcGy2Fra

— Latham & Watkins LLP (@lathamwatkins) November 9, 2018

Get the latest insights on U.S. and global economic conditions from our Chief Investment Officer, Jim Huntzinger. https://t.co/I5cKtz7DNz

— BOK Financial (@BOKFinancial) October 31, 2018

We care about our employees at work and after work. Remind your friends and family to drive carefully and always wear a seatbelt. #seatbeltssavelives pic.twitter.com/lZujp9VHdH

— Helmerich & Payne (@HelmerichPayne) June 1, 2018

Congratulations to @AskWoodforest on winning the 'Gold Award' for New Beginnings, the financial literacy program we worked together to create! 👏https://t.co/fsb5yNLDDt

— Family Promise (@fpnational) October 7, 2018

As the Florida regional president for Woodforest National Bank, Willy Gomez leads his team to meet and exceed entrepreneurial expectations for the expanding financial institution: https://t.co/auJ5Lgzmps @AskWoodforest

— Hispanic Executive (@HispanicExecMag) April 23, 2018

Using data gathered by the @CDCgov on more than 40 million live births between 2007-2016, a new study found babies of older fathers (+45 years old) are at greater risk of health problems. https://t.co/LYh8xX7qWl

— INTEGRIS Health (@integrishealth) November 11, 2018

Check out this article in the @tulsaworld about our new Hand-Tossed Original Crust and then come in and join us for a slice…or two! 🍕 https://t.co/3BBoZnp3qT

— Mazzio's (@Mazzios) September 27, 2018

Greats article by Matrix Applied Technologies' Brian Thompson and Aaron Clarke (Tanks and Terminals, Summer 2018) explaining why it is important to eliminate surprises when selecting a geodesic aluminium dome roof. Read the article here: https://t.co/eIF4mPuBVQ pic.twitter.com/6paPR436xD

— MatrixServiceCompany (@MatrixServiceCo) June 22, 2018

.@ONEGasInc CEO & AGA Chairman Pierce Norton: Our goal is to clear up misconceptions about #natgas: https://t.co/25HxZDaxH0 via @dcexaminer pic.twitter.com/9kbi69A4Dh

— AGA (@aga_naturalgas) July 20, 2017

We are a company of problem solvers, always pushing for new ideas and tackling tough challenges head on. https://t.co/c8yfES8d3V

— Chesapeake Energy (@Chesapeake) January 12, 2017

Grab a #Cherokee Passport today and celebrate #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth with access to more than 100 cultural activities. https://t.co/0IsLL2160G
purchase online here: https://t.co/IT80FVPBXo pic.twitter.com/bEIFXI329w

— CherokeeNation (@CherokeeNation) November 13, 2018

Here's another look at our recent Perry Homeland Grand Re-Opening! pic.twitter.com/VtPTcmSj2f

— Homeland Stores (@HomelandStores) August 30, 2018

5 Things About Oklahoma's Election https://t.co/Z0uMNBHw5M pic.twitter.com/MQ4Bh3xBam

— TheOklahoman (@TheOklahoman) November 7, 2018

Announcing a strategic agreement with @AerFinLtd continuing outstanding service & value to our customers globally. https://t.co/YKx5pfULOW

— NORDAM (@NORDAM_) October 17, 2018

Safety is always a priority for us, not just during #NationalSafetyMonth. In this video, Teresa shares how she helps keep safety top of mind at our Lonesome Creek #naturalgas processing plant in Alexander, North Dakota: pic.twitter.com/p4C8WFvvHD

— ONEOK (@ONEOK) June 13, 2018

.@DanSchawbel, author of Back to Human: How Great Leaders Create Connection in the Age of Isolation, stops by the #HRBreakRoom to discuss the latest workplace trends and the importance of keeping the human element in Human Resources. https://t.co/i6kGrvX6qz

— Paycom (@Paycom) November 13, 2018

Charles Machine Works featured on Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® https://t.co/ynaRPJwCMu via @YouTube

— Chris Remillard (@ChrisRemillard) January 17, 2018

The second tallest building in OKC, formerly known as the Cotter Ranch Tower, will now be called the BancFirst tower thanks to a $21 million purchase by BancFirst. For the first time in 14 years, the building is back under local ownership.https://t.co/5M9YfcPjlf pic.twitter.com/djaYfvLFkh

— Greater OKC (@GreaterOKC) September 15, 2018

Magellan Midstream Partners and Navigator Energy Services announce open season for potential Cushing-to-Houston crude oil pipeline#oilandgas #pipelines https://t.co/XTbagSXi4u

— WorldPipelines (@WorldPipelines) November 5, 2018

We love seeing members of our community get the recognition they deserve! https://t.co/Ju7qL62NHl

— Citizens Bank (@CitizensEdmond) September 27, 2018

Today, President #EstherGeorge shared “Thoughts on the U.S. Economy, Monetary Policy and Energy Sector Dynamics” at the Economic Forum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. https://t.co/i12rhpCont pic.twitter.com/kMGHAFliuz

— Kansas City Fed (@KansasCityFed) October 11, 2018

Gallogly says research key to future of University of Oklahoma, state economy https://t.co/bqCHJJ3euR via @newsok

— James L Grimsley (@UAVjg) October 14, 2018

Oil & gas is the backbone of Oklahoma's economy. Not only does the industry create jobs, the revenue it generates helps to pay for education, student aid and roads and bridges for the good citizens of Oklahoma. https://t.co/FH5PUiomoU

— Newfield Exploration (@Newfield3) October 6, 2018

@OCAST is celebrating 30 years of helping to diversify Oklahoma's economy. Here's a short video of how we've done it.https://t.co/qSMRGVv1YM pic.twitter.com/EryiwefJEr

— OCAST (@OCAST) June 28, 2017

Reality Check: Restoring Oklahoma's Gross Production Tax won't hurt the economy https://t.co/S9cOv8HPWk #okleg

— OK Policy (@OKPolicy) November 6, 2017

Diversify Oklahoma economy to include more solar energy https://t.co/021tXl9jHc via @NewsOK pic.twitter.com/5Wyl312SE1

— Ken Oatman ☼ (@KenOatman) April 10, 2016

How partnerships are driving the innovation economyhttps://t.co/gm4eVI4FGH

— Creative Oklahoma (@OK_Creativity) October 7, 2018

.@NASA is inviting media to Frontier Electronic Systems in Oklahoma to highlight the work being done across the state to build and supply aerospace components for #NASASLS and @NASA_Orion! MORE >> https://t.co/MqIJyfPjmS pic.twitter.com/HZ1hNSCycC

— NASA_SLS (@NASA_SLS) February 18, 2018

Oklahoma's publicly traded finance sector is down a member this year, but the industry still had a strong showing on Oklahoma Inc., with one company in the top 10 and two in the top 14 https://t.co/cpI3dzAcdx

— NewsOK (@NewsOK) November 11, 2018

Watch U.S. Secretary of Agriculture at Oklahoma National Stockyards Company ➡️ https://t.co/dJ0iOHZH4M

— OK Dept of Ag (@OklahomaAg) November 2, 2018

Want to help us share #agriculture’s story? Make sure to bid on items in the silent auction at our upcoming annual meeting! All proceeds benefit the OKFB Foundation for Agriculture. Preview items at https://t.co/OzxXMv9Nac. #okfb77 #StrongerTogether

— Oklahoma Farm Bureau (@okfarmbureau) November 1, 2018

Today, Nov. 2 is National Men Make Dinner Day. We're sure that BEEF is on the menu, but if you need some ideas check out https://t.co/uqd7N8amno!#eatbeef #NationalMenMakeDinnerDay pic.twitter.com/bCcBKCX0Wb

— Oklahoma Cattlemen's (@OKCattlemen) November 2, 2018

For some perfecto pork chops, trade in the grill for the slow cooker with this great recipe. Stay warm and still have a tender, juicy chop https://t.co/s7uX14ZLmN #slowcookerchat @JR_MollzFlem @OkGrocers @MIOCoalition @UrbanAgrarian

— Okla. Pork Council (@Okpork) October 8, 2018

Local family gets into dairy business after claiming donkey milk saved daughter's life https://t.co/sCSabSpWyT pic.twitter.com/MLKjKOTWDd

— KOCO-5 Oklahoma City (@koconews) November 7, 2018

Today's weather would pair perfectly with a grilled cheese sandwich, don't ya think? Make your tastebuds happy and head to @TheMuleOKC in @plazadistrict! @MSN just named their grilled cheese sandwiches the Best in Oklahoma! #SeeOKC https://t.co/QChLjJjLsi

— Visit OKC (@VisitOKC) September 26, 2018

Check out the Veterans Day 2018 Story Map from the Government Information in the News blog to read an interview conducted with Richard Hansen, the coordinator of the office of Veteran Student Academic Services and organizer of the Library Lawn memorial. https://t.co/BR8N3osRZg

— OkStateLibrary (@OkStateLibrary) November 14, 2018

Tuesday afternoon, members of the Oklahoma Public Employee’s Association met at the state capitol to fight for a pay raise in 2019. https://t.co/VhmvUASLgm

— Oklahoma Watch (@OklahomaWatch) October 24, 2018

Oklahoma’s rural hospitals are in trouble: Four have closed in the past eight years, and the hospital association estimates that half of rural to mid-sized hospitals in the state are in danger of shuttering. https://t.co/uQauwETLEp @NPRHealth @JackieFortier pic.twitter.com/RnrxkbCuXx

— StateImpact Oklahoma (@StateImpactOK) November 1, 2018

Oklahoma relies on sales taxes for 33% of its total state and local tax collections, ranking us 12th nationally. https://t.co/EHermUzIQt

— OCPAThink (@OCPAThink) July 27, 2018

ICYMI: Our latest episode of #LetsPodThis includes discussion of our *new* county-level election data model. Check it out at https://t.co/KNcweevMQe, on Apple podcasts, Spotify, Google, and really wherever you get your podcasts.

— Let's Fix This (@LetsFixThisOK) November 3, 2018

Check out the JRLR's Election Prediction Podcast! A special thanks to our sponsor @LetsFixThisOK .https://t.co/FP3sBn3FvH

— JRLegislativeReport (@JRLROK) November 5, 2018

#AccessToJustice means a healthier society and economy. From The Oklahoma Summit on #A2J, Judge Jonathan Lippman gives insight into shifting your thinking on equal access to legal services. Hosted by John Williams #OnTheRoad https://t.co/MZbiyyk73R

— Legal Talk Network (@LegalTalkNet) October 13, 2018

Local Oklahoma leaders applaud @SenatorLankford for legislation supporting DREAMers & economy. https://t.co/9JTxVFxLNE

— New American Economy (@NewAmericanEcon) September 26, 2017

GOP lawmaker: Trump's 'economy so good, even Kaepernick got a job'… https://t.co/ztf1oLznZf

— Oklahoma Report (@OklahomaReport) October 11, 2018

We've seen the GOP's #TaxScam before. It's already devastated the economy in states like Kansas & Oklahoma:https://t.co/TyVgwyaAOM

— Flippable (@flippable_org) November 17, 2017

Trickle-down economics has ruined the economy in Kansas and Oklahoma. How many more failures have to happen before we admit that tax cuts and deregulation don't work? https://t.co/C554xrROfc

— Civic Skunk Works (@civicskunkworks) March 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/8IJzhc300FaN6tc/status/1049737367811223558

ICYMI: The state of Oklahoma has temporarily banned new CAFOs—a rare example of compromise between industry and residents https://t.co/Ma9Zwr9Kw6 pic.twitter.com/xZFjqaBgy1

— The New Food Economy (@newfoodeconomy) October 12, 2018

4. Immigration raids frequently target farmworkers among other workers. Undocumented immigrant labor = ~$180 Billion to the state's economy, or "about equal to the 2015 gross domestic product for the entire state of Oklahoma."https://t.co/B1NeVJxE7E
5. Anyway, ugh. /end

— Esther Lee (@EstherYuHsiLee) March 7, 2018

Thanks in part to a strong energy sector, Oklahoma’s economy has been booming: http://t.co/yfYj1FQWMv pic.twitter.com/0ZY1CjQwpG

— Forbes (@Forbes) November 14, 2014

Report: Pipeline injected $2.1B into Oklahoma economy http://t.co/MxwDvbMri9 pic.twitter.com/xW3YWXPRWx

— American Petroleum Institute (@APIenergy) June 27, 2014

The Citizen Potawatomi Nation has been dealt another setback in efforts to protect its economy from state taxation. #Oklahoma https://t.co/umASPGbhae pic.twitter.com/j1W73IBleg

— indianz.com (@indianz) October 15, 2018

3/5: #Oklahoma's economy is heavily dependent on the #oil sector (mining in chart) when compared with the U.S. #energy https://t.co/yRpbByUpDB pic.twitter.com/FDUbScYxmH

— Moody's US Public Finance (@MoodysUSPubFin) October 12, 2018

Fantastic news for #Oklahoma! @DrewForOklahoma earned this endorsement, along with many others, because his ideas and plan to improve Oklahoma’s healthcare, education, and economy are what we’ve been missing the past 8 years. I’m so excited for positive change!!! https://t.co/BpmDYZNFDA

— James Niblett (@JamesLeeNiblett) September 12, 2018

Oklahoma City, Omaha, Nebraska, Des Moines: top 3 affordability, economy, quality of life. https://t.co/dXMyy421nl pic.twitter.com/lcxBze7Pbc

— PlaceMakers, LLC (@PlaceMakersLLC) June 13, 2016

For 2016, the give most fiscally sound states were Nebraska, South Dakota, Tennessee, Florida and Oklahoma. What do you notice right away? #IWecon #Economy https://t.co/BxHqTMZKl9

— IWF (@IWF) October 15, 2018

Washington Vol.7 (incl UWTacoma)

Snopes, the country’s most popular hoax-debunking site, is run by its founder out of a 97-year-old house in Tacoma. Is it ever busy, with 47 of its “Hot 50” posts having something to do with politics. (via @ErikLacitis)https://t.co/O9HN9Y0Uiw

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 10, 2018

West Point disaster sent raw sewage into Puget Sound. Surprisingly, the water quality was barely affected. (Story by @LyndaVMapes) https://t.co/5XGxBaNFBS pic.twitter.com/5GSnI1BV56

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) February 28, 2018

We should see better air quality 'guaranteed' tonight and tomorrow. https://t.co/6zt2IEHKcs

— Tacoma News Tribune (@thenewstribune) August 22, 2018

Lots of smoke from a fire at a scrap metal yard on the Tacoma tide flats.https://t.co/eVKj3d2cyy

— Tacoma News Tribune (@thenewstribune) September 17, 2018

"[Canoe Journey] is a powerful way for the original peoples of this area to share our medicine, help restore some balance to our environment and offer thanks and healing to the water that gives us so much life." – Chairman Bill Sterud via @thenewstribune https://t.co/mpyKEp6HiS

— Puyallup Tribe (@Puyallup_Tribe) July 15, 2018

The dingy gloom over Tacoma is largely due to wildfires burning in Washington and Canada. “The data suggests this sort of scenario will become more common,” #UW Tacoma Asst. Prof. Maureen Kennedy. “Our fire season is getting longer and more destructive,”https://t.co/kESKOmhMS4 pic.twitter.com/0arzENo4L6

— UW Tacoma (@uwtacoma) August 21, 2018

#UW Tacoma Assistant Professor Dan Shugar is part of international team of researchers who studied a massive tsunami in Alaska. https://t.co/cYkZ3BnqAt pic.twitter.com/FouPNgE03v

— UW Tacoma (@uwtacoma) September 8, 2018

KenSci and T3K Health announces strategic partnership to deliver AI based predictions directly within EHRs https://t.co/XgfB5XywAt The company was co-founded by a @uwtacoma faculty member from our department.

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) October 27, 2018

A talented group of @uwtacoma students need your votes for their https://t.co/korE2emzwl hackathon entry! They are @uwgradschool students working on MS in Computer Science from @uw in downtown Tacoma https://t.co/3o4tC20HDc

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) August 8, 2018

Professors and instructors with the @uwtacoma Master of Cybersecurity and Leadership (MCL) program and other technology instructors shared their insights about this concentrated attack on a local restaurant @uwgradschool @milgarduwt https://t.co/39SvS35M4s

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) July 25, 2018

Our own @ankurt from @uwtacoma is included in this Health Tech Podcast: How AI is making humans the ‘fundamental thing in the internet of things’ https://t.co/GYX2MrkbNZ He works with our @uwgradschool students in downtown Tacoma

— School of Engineering & Technology at UW Tacoma (@uwtset) January 11, 2018

College Cooking: One Skillet Chicken and Vegetables / UW Tacoma: https://t.co/asXwOcJqii via @YouTube

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) October 30, 2018

Is WALMART really all bad? Professor @LawlessCSR of @clsr_uwt and @stanemert discuss #CorporateResponsibility and "Good and Bad Business"! https://t.co/3OFSejmaY4 @MilgardCBA @uwtacoma #BusinessEducation #SocialJustice #SocialResponsibility #SustainableDevelopment #Business

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) July 30, 2018

A @MilgardCBA analysis of Joint Base Lewis-McChord's economic impact: https://t.co/aNpOJmVZ4T #UniversityOfWashington #UWNews #UWTacoma #UWT @uwtacoma

— Milgard School of Business (@MilgardUWT) May 30, 2018

Google's New Al Algorithm Can Predict Heart Disease by Scanning Your Eyes https://t.co/7vd9RmHHED #ISSIP @MilgardCBA

— Haluk Demirkan (@ProfHaluk) February 23, 2018

“The leadership decided to combine the container operations under this new entity, @SeaportNW, to be responsive to the way the markets perceived us,” Kendall noted in @IconsOfInfra @PortofTacoma @PortofSeattle @NewCold_HQ @tridentseafoods @uwtacoma https://t.co/xfjrt7Mlkv

— Economic Development (@edbTacomaPierce) May 15, 2018

New Op-Ed about civility in public discourse, by @sias_uwt faculty and @TheOpEdProject participant, Annie Nguyen. https://t.co/ZXLdD839rV

— SIAS at UW Tacoma (@sias_uwt) May 30, 2017

Read about how the Tacoma Whole Child Initiative brings @tacomaschools together w/ partners @uwtacoma, @CityofTacoma, @BGCSPS to support kids. https://t.co/Y9wUw7L1Yk @ASCD #SEAD #SEL

— AspenSEAD (@AspenSEAD) February 5, 2018

.@uwtacoma's #DanShugar: "As glaciers thin around the world they are modifying their landscapes dramatically. In the case of #TaanFjord the result was a massive tsunami. We need to better understand risks posed by these steep slopes in a changing climate"https://t.co/y1n2Dk76KJ pic.twitter.com/DsYsAg4SIE

— Climate Strategy (@ClimateSt) September 12, 2018

Students at the @UWTacoma don't even have to leave the comfort of their dorm rooms when they're sick and need a doctor, thanks to the #telemedicine practice the school opened last summer. See how it's making a difference on this campus and others: https://t.co/5B0Cfel35g

— CDW Healthcare (@CDW_Healthcare) August 20, 2018

Chemicals from automobile tires have become prominent suspects in the widespread deaths of coho salmon from stormwater in Puget Sound. Are scientists zeroing in on the cause of urban runoff mortality syndrome? https://t.co/IOS2Ape9pp

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) September 21, 2018

New studies on emerging threats to salmon https://t.co/rbVFmZirI6

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 16, 2018

Removal of creosote-treated pilings may assist herring recovery https://t.co/tMAlvsrCp1

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 13, 2018

Size means survival for young salmon https://t.co/WqrrP9Ugm7

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) July 3, 2018

Opening the black box: What’s killing Puget Sound’s salmon and steelhead? https://t.co/xrQb4OlqEe

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) June 25, 2018

Despite WA ban on farmed salmon, BC impacts may flow across border https://t.co/IHJduWTkdI

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) June 7, 2018

Ocean acidification may be twice as extreme in Puget Sound’s seagrass habitats, threatening Dungeness crabs https://t.co/fD1k8HyZAZ

— PugetSound Institute (@PugetSoundInst) May 30, 2018

Can a compost-amended bioinfiltration swale filter #stormwater? CUW scientists are collaborating w/ @WaStormCenter. https://t.co/AgmGQHTjNQ

— UWT at Urban Waters (@UwtCuw) August 30, 2017

A new report from USC that looked specifically at black student graduation rates found some universities graduating students of color at higher rates, writes the @seattletimes. One exceptional school? @UWBothell, with UW and @uwtacoma also with high rates. https://t.co/Xj1Du2CpCH

— University of Washington (@UW) October 1, 2018

.@UWBothell and @CascadiaCollege approved a 20-year master plan, which includes additional housing and parking for an increased student population. https://t.co/9TlJ0hgzKk pic.twitter.com/D3cQbgPrIZ

— 425 Business (@425Business) February 5, 2018

Great story about researcher Lori Robins and her work to improve sanitation through pit toilets. https://t.co/xAOZNXp315

— UW Bothell (@UWBothell) October 2, 2018

Amaya Garcia of @NewAmericaEd presents on building a bilingual teacher pipeline at @NatlGovsAssoc @GovInslee @WAPESB convening on diversifying the educator workforce in Washington State. Recent paper from Amaya on WA efforts: https://t.co/dkllfJAtxW #WAdiverseteach pic.twitter.com/9M7R8Qps7A

— Seth Gerson (@SethPGerson) November 1, 2018

Seattle wants to build a safety net for its workers. However, a number of forces might make this a challenge. #Preemption is one of them https://t.co/vUYFqedtDv

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) June 29, 2018

With Jail Diversion Program, New Orleans Follows Seattle’s LEAD. https://t.co/4hng4Ma0au #RethinkJails @leagueofcities pic.twitter.com/7PO5u32VkI

— Safety and Justice (@safety_justice) February 22, 2018

Amazon has spent over a year trying to adopt the perfect second headquarters to complement its Seattle home base. Now, the desired HQ twins could look more like triplets. https://t.co/NqC0GJ1hzo

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 6, 2018

Paul Allen’s gifts to Seattle included big-ticket civic infrastructure, like a permanent home for the @Seahawks and @SoundersFC at @CenturyLink_Fld and Frank Gehry’s curvy and colorful Museum of Popular Culture. https://t.co/gNDPKGvSpW

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 19, 2018

Metros with more public transit usage are safer, for both passengers and pedestrians. https://t.co/pVpxOTPOCl

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 11, 2018

Blaming regulations, the China-based bikesharing company @ofo_bicycle is retreating from the U.S., just one year after it first arrived in Seattle. https://t.co/7LxOWyauTx

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 11, 2018

Seattle unanimously passes an "Amazon tax" to fund affordable housing https://t.co/eiRSOjPIwA pic.twitter.com/pqCKh8yfol

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 19, 2018

Why Seattle is America's bus-lovingest town https://t.co/aVsx4xlcfo pic.twitter.com/MGl4wOMpEC

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 19, 2018

Take a 360-degree dive with the planet’s largest tunnel-boring machine (Seattle calls it "Bertha") https://t.co/F8XfITtjES pic.twitter.com/WwBIvLBjjL

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 19, 2017

Seattle's big transit buildout, now with affordable housing https://t.co/ThyMnKeON9 pic.twitter.com/J1DRNURLYA

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 18, 2016

Following Seattle’s example, other cities want to give voters cash vouchers to donate to local candidates. https://t.co/BqEJ2fe32J pic.twitter.com/iwSkF9Wonb

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 8, 2018

“I’m looking across Puget Sound. I can’t see Seattle through the smoke right now.” https://t.co/i1XJYElYnw

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 16, 2018

Cities waiting on federal transit $ that should have come by now:
Albuquerque, NM
Dallas, TX
El Paso, TX
Jacksonville, FL
LA, CA
Minneapolis, MN
NYC, NY
Orange County, CA
Reno, NV
Sacramento, CA
Seattle, WA
South Shore, IN/IL
St. Petersburg, FL
Tempe, AZhttps://t.co/KV7nKTwAp4 pic.twitter.com/ijLzscyDHW

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 15, 2018

Currently, only Idaho, Arizona, California, and Washington use independent commissions to redraw congressional borders. https://t.co/7Of9L7XLqO

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 6, 2018

Great profile on Seattle's iconic @ScarecrowVideo from @CityLab last week 💜 https://t.co/5lQG78ekYS

— Seattle Film + Music (@seattlefm) May 8, 2018

Not your father's open data program – Seattle continues to push reforms https://t.co/vQZLutPoxD @SeattleCTO @civictechsea @CityLab

— Stephen Goldsmith (@GoldsmithOnGov) October 13, 2017

https://twitter.com/c40cities/status/9645903640856862727

"Bothell just built a downtown boulevard unlike any other in Washington state." – @seattletimes https://t.co/nFC9dnP3bs

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 7, 2017

Seattle Has a New “Playbook” for Handling Transportation Changes https://t.co/MjAoiG36qj pic.twitter.com/tZLSxXpMHx

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 10, 2017

Seattle Neighborhood Is Preparing Now for 2031 Light-Rail Station https://t.co/J1lkY9aSfX pic.twitter.com/LZggRCqLPu

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 16, 2017

Inspiring work coming out of Seattle and their approach to transit-oriented development @NextCityOrg https://t.co/oslZ3rQCvD

— America Walks (@americawalks) May 9, 2018

Wow. Seattle is #3 in the country for % of city tracts gentrified. https://t.co/bxF0QDaMOR @NCRC via @NextCityOrg

— Seattle Neighbors (@SEAneighbors) March 30, 2018

Seattle Digitizes Its History of Anti-Freeway Activism https://t.co/buD1XP9EPt @NextCityOrg @RachelAnnaD via #PlacesWire

— Places Journal (@PlacesJournal) March 6, 2018

#goodmorningbees #SmartCity #Seattle evaluates private bike-share use and potential problems before creating final regulations under which #bikesharing companies must operate. By Josh Cohen for @NextCityOrg: https://t.co/IXoYaKEoZR #smartcities #smartmobility @jcohenwrites pic.twitter.com/rcr0VvhVIo

— Be a bee (@beesmartcity) December 23, 2017

Monday's Most Read #3: Seattle requiring developers to engage communities earlier https://t.co/xbucrc9k5R @NextCityOrg

— The Overhead Wire (@theoverheadwire) July 17, 2018

Been hearing a lot of complaints about the Emerald City not being so emerald anymore? Was the blame on #urbanism or #density? @danbertolet looked at #tree canopy cover in #Seattle to settle the score: https://t.co/1ECWYIlbyy
One of our readers defs asked ~this a month or 2 ago!

— Sightline Institute (@Sightline) September 6, 2018

“Seattle has a great opportunity to be a model of what can be done with outdated infrastructure” @nextcityorg via @jcohenwrites https://t.co/mmN8Qyv5TL

— Sightline Institute (@Sightline) December 18, 2017

In fits and starts, Seattle plans for regional-scale urbanismhttps://t.co/nnGcfuWKHt pic.twitter.com/QYOEbP5MPQ

— Architects Newspaper (@archpaper) January 29, 2018

Lisa Picard speaks on breakthrough technologies and the shape of #cities at CNU 25.Seattle #CNU25 https://t.co/naso66ExM0 #innovation

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) June 19, 2017

Rents are declining in seven cities—including Portland, Seattle, and Washington DC, all of which are experiencing double-digit growth this decade. https://t.co/XtJHKwVHEv

— NewUrbanism (@NewUrbanism) August 29, 2018

Leading Cities is launching a global startup competition for smart cities called AcceliCITY https://t.co/YOvAyDv6hk

— Smart Cities Dive (@smartcitiesdive) July 5, 2018

“An unprecedented 68.5 million people live as refugees, asylum-seekers, stateless people, and internally displaced people in precarious situations around the world, more often than not in cities.” https://t.co/SLi3WK8ESd

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) September 24, 2018

ICYMI: Tacoma: Getting To Know My New City Through Walking https://t.co/qIPvM6Ob5G

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) August 15, 2018

This Columbia City project got its rezone and will deliver 107 homes, including 10 affordable housing units on-site: https://t.co/fuVLYx3sjo pic.twitter.com/OvaXjxvdJW

— The Urbanist (@UrbanistOrg) July 31, 2018

If Seattle’s $15 minimum wage experiment is the ‘canary in the coal mine,’ other cities should proceed with caution https://t.co/K9OpSBdwJG

— AEI (@AEI) June 27, 2017

The new ‘restaurant math’ of Seattle’s $15 #minimumwage is starting to ‘break the system’ https://t.co/wuSz2XK1od pic.twitter.com/VWzdYvdRtQ

— AEI (@AEI) March 7, 2016

The US is in the grip of a housing affordability crisis, especially in its high-productivity cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and New York. In addition to harming individuals, this is also having a deleterious effect on the country’s economic growth. https://t.co/2bbPEL4EQl pic.twitter.com/S8eKD2T8AA

— AEI (@AEI) July 6, 2018

#KnowledgeCapitals: Highly innovative metro areas in US & Europe#Boston #Dallas #Seattle #Amsterdam #Zurich https://t.co/U3Of0UAfUn pic.twitter.com/IYxDnprsld

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) October 2, 2016

New report aims to improve #workforcedevelopment solutions for places like #Detroit & #Seattle: https://t.co/MYaqWCS8LO

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) June 26, 2017

Where are e-commerce #jobs? They're not just in Seattle, but also logistics centers like Riverside, per this new @axios map using @BrookingsMetro data. @AdieTomer and I are digging deeper into more spatial trends. Stay tuned! https://t.co/DhqjenZyDc @erica_pandey @Harry_Stevens pic.twitter.com/brYyrkw6Qn

— Joe Kane (@jwkane1) September 5, 2018

Top larger digital metros as per @BrookingsMetro "digitalization" analysis include:#San Jose, #Boston, #Austin, #Hartford, #Salt Lake, #Raleigh, #Seattle, #SF, #Madison

Check your city here:https://t.co/vk0KonGfmq

Full report here:https://t.co/z3xGClVQz4 @amy_liuw pic.twitter.com/JMFEuf1enA

— Mark Muro (@MarkMuro1) November 29, 2017

North Dakota Vol.3

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CORRECTION: Welcome Twin States! North Dakota & South Dakota are admitted to Union as 39th & 40th states #OTD 1889 https://t.co/jnoBuyqoRt pic.twitter.com/NTppjDyREt

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) November 2, 2016

Congratulations to the 2018 #WorldSeriesChampions on taking home banner number 9! #DoDamage https://t.co/aHotkJCWL0

— SCHEELS (@SCHEELS) October 29, 2018

We recently wrapped up another successful round of schematic design workshops for our new hospital, with @JLGArchitects and @HKSArchitects visiting Altru. Learn more >> https://t.co/qzAVzqTYcV #AltruProud #BoldNewEra pic.twitter.com/F7a9OAg8A0

— Altru Health System (@AltruHealth) August 20, 2018

Success in anything requires support from many. We're fortunate to have these dedicated partners in our corner. Thank you, @Basin Electric Power Cooperative, the North Dakota Department of Commerce, @HB Sound & Light and @iHeartMedia Inc. for your support of the Women's… #WBS18 pic.twitter.com/WMGHV4oGux

— ND WBC (@ND_WBC) September 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/NDSUathletics/status/1057363146929856513

NORIDIAN HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS, LLC Earns Prestigious Center of Excellence Recognition from BenchmarkPortal
https://t.co/LECS75t5TF pic.twitter.com/tjXDtIX9UT

— BenchmarkPortal (@BenchmarkPortal) March 22, 2018

Proud to have been awarded the Berkley Oil & Gas Safety Excellence Award! The safety of our team is our top priority…to receive national recognition for our safety program is truly an honor. Thanks to our HSE team & all of our employees for your commitment to safety excellence! https://t.co/rmRBS71gg7

— MBI Energy Services (@MBIEnergy) March 5, 2018

Time management is sort of like a buffet. You have dozens of different options in front of you. Should you spend the next hour working on payroll? That new marketing project? Scrolling Facebook? Of course, some tasks yield a better result. #workhappy https://t.co/Uc8LaT9SbU

— Eide Bailly (@EideBaillyLLP) October 31, 2018

Did you know – a mini #skidsteer can lift & load? Commonly used on landscape and tree care jobs, the mini skid steer is a productive workhorse for construction companies, too. Read more about the unique ways you can use one on your jobsite. https://t.co/kuKS3grDEF #RDODoesThat pic.twitter.com/ZVmRYfB5MA

— RDO Equipment Co. (@rdoequipment) October 31, 2018

Our wall will provide protection for all Americans, but our proposal is more than just a wall – it’s infrastructure for border agents. pic.twitter.com/p7gsiRAnSN

— Fisher Sand and Gravel Co. (@FisherSandG) January 19, 2018

Read these tips to preserve not only grain quality and yield, but also soil integrity and the wealth of data you can gather. https://t.co/XKfTsz1y5s

— Butler Machinery Co (@butlermachinery) October 14, 2018

RT @ExperienceND: Check it out! North Dakota ranked one of the most financially savvy states in the country by @cheatsheet! https://t.co/AeqIG3j02c pic.twitter.com/xobE38XYNT

— ND State Government (@ndgov) September 26, 2018

RT @DougBurgum: Thank you @POTUS for underscoring your commitment to agriculture and rural America. A productive and engaging discussion this morning about agriculture and trade, two important issues in #NorthDakota. pic.twitter.com/0FWuADqo2j

— ND State Government (@ndgov) April 13, 2018

See why the @travelchannel says that the "Peace Garden State" is the under-the-radar #travel destination you've been looking for. https://t.co/B3OTxzyYfT @TRooseveltNPS @FargoMoorhead @MedoraND @bismancvb @ndhistory #NDLegendary #familyvacation #travelwithkids pic.twitter.com/5V8c7JQ3cI

— ND State Government (@ndgov) March 21, 2018

When it comes to critical infrastructure, America needs to build more pipelines. https://t.co/Hm6rRGY5k3 #GNDC

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 22, 2018

The #GNDC Manufacturing Index shows us how important manufacturing is to our state. https://t.co/zhfZBkjIh6 #GrowingND #ManufacturingMatters

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 21, 2018

Here's how North Dakota #SmallBusiness can benefit from #Trade. https://t.co/lirdP0HVNA #GNDC

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 15, 2018

How are your state's roads funded? https://t.co/JnvIbCzGBQ #GNDC #Taxes

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 21, 2018

How high are property tax collections in North Dakota compared to other states? https://t.co/DDk813kdLI #GNDC #Taxes

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 19, 2018

How much does your state collect in sales tax per capita? https://t.co/45nmXxOHi4 #GNDC #Taxes

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 19, 2018

Here's where North Dakota's excise taxes compare to the other 49 states.https://t.co/5AExDd4mIf #GNDC #Taxes

— Greater ND Chamber (@nodakchamber) March 13, 2018

If you're wondering what our team has been up to lately, read this article from @AgweekMagazine! We've been working towards a vision of developing the first 100% autonomous farm. https://t.co/3oASgjH4gj pic.twitter.com/FIG8IGktJl

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) September 10, 2018

Have you had a chance to visit #Fargo? Take some time to explore! #ilovefargo #NorthDakota https://t.co/iZ6sVn61C0

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) August 11, 2018

Congrats @c2renew and @DiscoveryEKids on the growth of your businesses! We're excited to celebrate your graduation from the @NDSUTechPark. #Fargo #business Read more about where they're heading: https://t.co/bUCrGuVyQR pic.twitter.com/P6bMmao8GP

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) June 11, 2018

Nicholas Flom is the Executive Director of the Northern Plains Unmanned Aerial Systems Test Site. He is utilizing his entrepreneurial instinct to blaze a trail in the UAS industry. Read on to see what the future holds for #UAS in #NorthDakota: https://t.co/NvSDxG6OBc pic.twitter.com/Ub279lTDcg

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) May 14, 2018

Have you heard of #DroneFocusCon18? It’s a two day conference filled with information about #drones, #UAS, and autonomous vehicles held right here in Fargo. Learn more about event, here: https://t.co/oLvycBuuzZ pic.twitter.com/X7eWDFVM0L

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) March 2, 2018

Learn more our @1MillionCupsFar speaker, Ben Milne of Dwolla at https://t.co/PWvH2wHs0d pic.twitter.com/3z0tlna91k

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) February 28, 2018

"Fargo to Finland: Innovation Abounds" Read more about @John_Livesay's experience in Fargo at https://t.co/HNZtBu5HJT pic.twitter.com/CTzChDjZgB

— Emerging Prairie (@emergingprairie) January 10, 2018

ND Measure 4 created to thank emergency responders https://t.co/FxuofPAcPE pic.twitter.com/7mXUMzwCWr

— Prairie Business (@PrairieBiz) October 25, 2018

"A critical piece to being competitive and attracting primary-sector companies is a strong community where people want to live. That includes excellent education and a beautiful, revitalized downtown!" https://t.co/Lsr0eAOWb2

— Kilbourne Group (@KilbourneGroup) October 29, 2018

North Dakota’s oil and gas industry posted record levels of production in August as the state produced nearly 1.3 million barrels of oil and 2.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas on a daily basis. https://t.co/mjZqfx1rLg

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) October 24, 2018

Better efficiency and lower costs have led to the best production growth in a decade, according to a report published by Berenberg. https://t.co/sfjRfi6J2R

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 28, 2018

Stanford researchers deem North Dakota producers as good examples in cutting down on flaring. https://t.co/afnLP7hVCi

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 24, 2018

With record-high production in the Bakken, North Dakota is now producing as much crude oil as the entire country of Venezuela. https://t.co/lwsbrWD2l7

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 19, 2018

Geologists are finding out if North Dakota has the type of sand needed for fracking. If it does, it could be a "game changer." https://t.co/j7ciUSKw76

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 13, 2018

A new report shows that in 2017, the U.S. exported more natural gas than it imported for the first time since 1957. https://t.co/9BbsEdIpku

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 10, 2018

Silicon Valley finding new opportunities to expand in America's energy industry. https://t.co/d8XDvN50aD

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 7, 2018

New survey finds North Dakota's energy industry has grown by 150 percent in the past five years to become the largest single industry in the state. https://t.co/GufvYFNuWJ

— Energy of ND (@EnergyofND) September 3, 2018

North Dakota regulators considering review of natural gas flaring rules.
Dalrymple -> https://t.co/IjnEvflLg1 #bakken

— BakkenBlog News (@bakkenblog) October 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/BakkenOilBiz/status/930849818775343107

A Texas based company building a natural gas processing plant near Watford City is looking for North Dakota workers starting in 2019. https://t.co/Cu9b8bK1Hp

— KFYR-TV (@KFYRTV) October 30, 2018

1:38 a.m.: Watford City, North Dakota

The workday doesn’t start for Ric King until night falls, when gas flares transform the landscape into a red-hued, earthbound approximation of Mars. Then it’s time to work in the oil fields. https://t.co/44mOUssvHd pic.twitter.com/LZQptip5iu

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 17, 2018

North Dakota is 1,000 miles from the nearest ocean.

But the state’s fertile black earth is being destroyed by saltwater, which is brought up from beneath the surface by oil and gas drilling. https://t.co/TvyoZkrzJQ (1/6)

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 14, 2018

Rebounding #oil prices and technology advances in western North Dakota's oil patch have increased production … so much so that producers have had to dial back because of an overabundance of natural gas byproduct. https://t.co/PuXqPSKWVO

— AP Central U.S. (@APCentralRegion) January 16, 2018

OIL AND GAS COMPANIES WORKING WITH NORTH DAKOTA STATE OFFICIALS TO KEEP SPILLS QUIEThttps://t.co/FsZdIz7WmI

— Tȟatȟaŋka ⊕ (@Chief_Tatanka) March 25, 2017

Regulators in North Dakota are planning to review the state's rules on natural gas flaring, reports @bistrib, as pipeline capacity in the #Bakken is insufficient to capture the volumes of #gas being produced: https://t.co/9xxJ2uQSO1 pic.twitter.com/m9DsNGIAtf

— Bracewell Enviro (@BracewellEnviro) October 30, 2018

OCI : N.V. and Dakota Gasification Company Form N-7 Joint Marketing Venture in North America #marketing https://t.co/YDuj3TKnqb

— Enriquillo Amiama Artist (@enriquillo2) June 1, 2018

JC Butler from North American Coal was called on stage by @realDonaldTrump to talk about North Dakota Coal. Watch what happens next! pic.twitter.com/XDuzfX5cD2

— LigniteEnergyCouncil (@LigniteCouncil) September 9, 2018

North Dakota is leading the country in energy production from coal to LNG to wind, and this week I had the opportunity to sit down with @ValleyNewsLive’s @chrisbergPOVNOW to talk about N.D.’s all-of-the-above energy revolution that is fueling America’s #NewEnergyRealism. pic.twitter.com/Dwmi2zL6mA

— Rick Perry (@SecretaryPerry) August 18, 2018

Today @USGSLandsat shows us the evolution of the coal industry near North America & North Dakota’s Center: https://t.co/axT097q0JX #minerals pic.twitter.com/43J8uHxIGi

— USGS (@USGS) April 2, 2017

"Allete Clean Energy is building another big wind farm in North Dakota, the Duluth-based company announced Thursday.

The 100-megawatt operation on the west side of the state will begin construction in 2018 and is expected to be complete in 2019." https://t.co/RMgLJZRnH8

— Wanzek Construction (@WanzekConst) November 1, 2018

We've announced the sale of our Thunder Spirit wind project (phase II) to @MDUResources as well a new wind development project ground-breaking – both in North Dakota. Details at: https://t.co/RtQ7FFIzK8 #windenergy #RenewableEnergy #NorthDakota pic.twitter.com/T1JGPXts5w

— ALLETE Clean Energy (@ALECleanEnergy) November 1, 2018

Ever wonder why North Dakota is so windy? https://t.co/ZOlqwjVQvx

— ND for Energy (@NDforAllEnergy) October 31, 2018

How does your state's gas tax compare? Find out https://t.co/h1BC6W56bf

— The Bismarck Tribune (@bistrib) November 1, 2018

Prost! Celebrate all things German at German Days in Bismarck! Details here https://t.co/36V6RTPBKJ @bismancvb @DowntownBisND pic.twitter.com/8qOQHynM38

— Travel North Dakota (@NorthDakota) June 22, 2018

Day One of our food truck diet takes you to the popular Hot Dog Peddler! Check out what they made Eric Watson and why they love the West Coast style hot dog! https://t.co/iaiNohP5nx pic.twitter.com/jKD6k4CyNl

— Fargo Monthly (@fargomonthly) June 6, 2018

On your way through North Dakota, stop by the Dakota Dinosaur Museum and get an augmented view of reality with the Augmented Reality Sandbox!#NDTravelMatters #VisitDickinson https://t.co/693VYDZglC pic.twitter.com/s0QV7seieo

— ND Travel Industry (@NDLegendary) September 27, 2018

So, can we talk about how cool #Fargo is? https://t.co/3T1d6CHN64 @FargoMoorhead @cityoffargo @DowntownFargo @GregfromFargo @plainsartmuseum @fdome @NorthDakota

— Livability (@livability) September 11, 2018

The delightful and heartwarming HEARTS BEAT LOUD opens tomorrow night! Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons star as a father & daughter who form an unlikely band before she leaves for college – find times at our site! https://t.co/yucoAy8RhL

— The Fargo Theatre (@FargoTheatre) July 12, 2018

A new program is available for improvements to dairy operations. Letters and applications were sent to all current North Dakota dairy operations earlier this week. #ndag https://t.co/EyvLImR5gB pic.twitter.com/3X0Bvnf7u1

— North Dakota Ag Dept (@NDagriculture) July 5, 2018

Octobrrrr: Month of extremes set records, frustrated growers https://t.co/yD0WbeWIsB https://t.co/yD0WbeWIsB

— jamestownsun (@jamestownsun) November 1, 2018

First time for everything! https://t.co/lIRcgqcMWd pic.twitter.com/ZSUHnTKpwp

— ND Farmers Union (@NDFarmersUnion) June 25, 2018

The Board of Fargo City Commissioners – Regular Meeting – March 26, 2018 https://t.co/lqVSzyTIYX

— The City of Fargo (@cityoffargo) March 26, 2018

Best Nachos in North Dakota goes to… @BlarneyWFargo, according to @FoodNetwork! https://t.co/f9UQrRiRTt

— Fargo-Moorhead (@FargoMoorhead) October 4, 2018

It is almost time for Business After Hours! Join us on Thursday for a fun night of networking, games, appetizers and beverages, sponsored by Spotlight Media Inc. Don't forget to wear your costumes! #FMWFBAH
Info: https://t.co/JazrBfWhWV

(@FargoINCMag, @fargomonthly, @bisonmag) pic.twitter.com/8B5rfmzicp

— FMWF Chamber (@FMWFChamber) October 9, 2018

https://t.co/6tUNqbzEWF

— CassCo VectorControl (@CCVectorControl) July 7, 2018

Help Keep Recycling Clean. Contaminants, like plastic bags, clothing, and food, are ruining good recyclables and putting recycling at risk. It slows down the recycling process or ruins the whole load. We need your help! Recycle Right. https://t.co/tKnI3YXylT #BismarckNDGov

— Bismarck, ND (@BismarckNDGov) October 28, 2018

Bismarck-Mandan Chamber of Commerce: Celebrate Bismarck-Mandan 2016 (part 2 of 2): https://t.co/Ic4TajwHN5 via @YouTube

— BisMan Chamber (@bismanchamber) August 28, 2018

Past #TEDxFargo speaker, @thriftytraveler's Jared Kamrowski, talks about his business, tips for traveling, and why he started traveling! Check it out: https://t.co/ae4u1WMKMM pic.twitter.com/Jp7k5PhLiI

— TEDxFargo (@TEDxFargo) October 8, 2018

Past #TEDxFargo speaker, @dintersmith, has a big idea on how to better our education system. Read more about his idea on a different approach to better prepare our students. https://t.co/U2aTijIGeG

— TEDxFargo (@TEDxFargo) September 19, 2018

2018 TEDxBismarck Speaker Danita Bye was recently featured in https://t.co/VIpumlQ0Fc. Click here for the full article. https://t.co/fdl6qxUYpg

— TEDxBismarck (@TEDxBismarck) August 28, 2018

Here's what happens when you Google "Greatest TED Talks of all time." https://t.co/5zJS8hw9C8

— TEDxBismarck (@TEDxBismarck) May 11, 2018

Washington Vol.4

Mom to the rescue! A baby alpaca is on the mend after its mother scared off an attacking cougar at a farm in Washington state.

The farm's owners say they haven't yet settled on a name for the young alpaca – but they're calling him "Lucky" for now. https://t.co/Zv6V5JTEU9 pic.twitter.com/P2XPz9VeT4

— ABC News (@ABC) September 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/CBSSunday/status/1047882840116015104

My new post: Arguably the most important climate-policy vote of the year is a ballot initiative in Washington state that would impose a fee on carbon emissions to fund a sweeping program of clean-economy investments. https://t.co/4PuQul39mj

— David Roberts (@drvox) September 28, 2018

Washington state just banned weed candies including gummies, lollipops, and some chocolates pic.twitter.com/8XJTR1qtj9

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) October 5, 2018

New report: #Space industry contribution to Washington state's economy in 2018 is $1.8B and 6,2000 jobs.

Thank @BlueOrigin, @Boeing and several more. https://t.co/rHjO7kOXoK

— GeekWire (@geekwire) September 28, 2018

Stock up now: #Cannabis-infused gummies, fruit chews, and hard candies are about to be outlawed in #Washington state. https://t.co/LMUkpyIU1t

— Leafly (@Leafly) October 5, 2018

Agriculture is a cornerstone of #Washington state’s economy. For #NationalFarmersDay we want to thank the farmers who produce over 300 different crops, ranking second in the nation. @WSDAgov @ChooseWA pic.twitter.com/uaZad043ls

— Greater Seattle Partners (@SeattlePartners) October 12, 2018

Here is Washington state's economy in two very different stories: http://t.co/o50XaHFMdh pic.twitter.com/dFnGRxcOfB

— Puget Sound Business Journal (@PSBJ) December 30, 2014

New report finds biking injects $3.1 billion annually into Washington state's economy http://t.co/JXENHd8Lbf via @WAbikes

— Streetsblog USA (@StreetsblogUSA) January 9, 2015

Study: Recreation cycling in Washington generates $3.1 billion for state's economy http://t.co/ZOdZ42hq9V #SEAbikes pic.twitter.com/tiZrt9UKCp

— Seattle Bike Blog (@seabikeblog) January 12, 2015

https://twitter.com/Wilderness/status/553721668804542464

NEWS: Washington state's economy is booming — except for the counties north of Spokane. https://t.co/tg5Bk9VbYQ pic.twitter.com/sDyWl9Un4g

— The Inlander (@TheInlander) October 8, 2018

Happy #NationalFarmersDay! Farms and the hardworking people who till, care and harvest them are a cornerstone of Washington state's economy. @WSDAgov calculated the 2016 value of Washington agriculture at $10.6 billion. https://t.co/fh9X36qZko #ThankAFarmer #agnews pic.twitter.com/sdCAmCUmCB

— AWB (@awbolympia) October 12, 2018

MT @kimatv: AWB says manufacturing jobs a "huge contribution" to state's economy >> https://t.co/fAawz1OsPL pic.twitter.com/tvCMB9Lkwa #waleg #MFGisWA #WAManufacturingCareers

— AWB (@awbolympia) October 12, 2018

It's larch season! Here's where to go in Washington state to see these golden trees: https://t.co/GUSeKYKHkB pic.twitter.com/rAogWecsrA

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/seattletimes/status/1048019451365523457

Nearly 6,500 sexual-assault evidence kits — some of them decades old — are currently sitting untested in law-enforcement storage facilities across Washington state. https://t.co/ZIvEiLuCUW

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 4, 2018

Washington state moves up to No. 3 on the New Economy Index. Columnist Jon Talton explains why it matters: https://t.co/urwO9nzekO pic.twitter.com/E6P3zYDLBG

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) November 7, 2017

Washington state gave Boeing $227 million in tax incentives last year. At the same time, the company cut 6,000 jobs in the state.https://t.co/XpskiHJBkg

— Mike Rosenberg (@ByRosenberg) September 26, 2018

“This company dumped toxic metals into the Columbia for a century. It’s past time they be held accountable. Today’s ruling is a win for Washington, the Colville Tribes and the environment, made possible by the positive collaboration between the state and the Colville Tribes.” -BF https://t.co/BfW3Y00HgE

— WA Attorney General (@AGOWA) September 25, 2018

"We face two roads here in Washington: moving forward together toward a healthier, cleaner state, or staying gridlocked with business as usual, allowing the big polluters to line their pockets at the expense of our kids’ future." #yeson1631 https://t.co/XQLt2V7hYE

— Yeson1631 (@yeson1631) September 22, 2018

"Washington State is a testament to the fact that a sound economy and prudent and effective environmental protections can coexist." – former @EPA regional administrator Dennis McLerran @SeaTimesOpinion https://t.co/Ez21NQEoKy

— Sierra Club (@SierraClub) January 14, 2018

Trump presidency means no U.S. carbon tax. Even Washington state rejected carbon tax. Why put Cdn economy/jobs at such a major disadvantage? https://t.co/fjJWSV8FBO

— Brad Wall (@BradWall306) November 10, 2016

Permanently reauthorizing the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) will help preserve and protect important lands and waters in Washington state, including the San Juan Islands and Puget Sound’s estuaries, rivers and streams. #SaveLWCF @NRDems
https://t.co/ahykJROwk5

— Rep. Rick Larsen (@RepRickLarsen) September 25, 2018

There's a place in Washington state, U.S.A., where the salmon crosses the roads on their way to spawn https://t.co/KL63YL28SJ pic.twitter.com/tTtaDNqjXC

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) October 4, 2018

Palouse Falls State Park, Washington, pic.twitter.com/1QRmCbvp2u

— Best Earth Pics (@BestEarthPix) September 26, 2018

Look at this! Coca-Cola driver gets caught hauling 'moonshine' across Washington state bridge https://t.co/zcWqjJf2gr pic.twitter.com/vhaARAWTQP

— WSYX ABC 6 (@wsyx6) September 26, 2018

Washington state is an incredible place to live pic.twitter.com/rx3NbQJyLu

— Benji Backer (@BenjiBacker) October 15, 2018

BC is the only place on the Pacific coast that allows open-net pen salmon farming. When Washington State banned open-net pens Governor Jay Inslee said that "salmon farming is a risk that's intolerable". #WildFirst #BCpoli

Take action and tell your MP: https://t.co/e9IU2DnxZ3 pic.twitter.com/3iXnTvI9ln

— Wild First (@wildfirstcanada) September 27, 2018

Washington state named once again the top state economy in the country by @businessinsider, but an F from the Koch brothers, so ¯_(ツ)_/¯ https://t.co/tZiG9MJ9k0 pic.twitter.com/0sM6I5iMIt

— Jay Inslee (@JayInslee) October 9, 2018

Our unemployment rate is the lowest it's been since 1976. Washington state is proof that supporting a strong workforce helps build a strong economy, and we’re working hard to make sure workers have opportunities in every part of the state. https://t.co/bJ6VSEJirR

— Governor Jay Inslee (@GovInslee) September 20, 2018

Governor of Washington @GovInslee highlights how in his State "we have demonstrated that we can tackle climate change while growing jobs. The solar industry in our area is now generating jobs 17 times faster than the rest of the economy." #Under2Coalition #COP23 pic.twitter.com/QpDKoJS7jz

— The Climate Group (@ClimateGroup) November 12, 2017

There are 13X more clean energy jobs than fossil fuel jobs in Washington state right now, but we have more to do. Clean energy is the future. And we can make Washington state the hub for the clean energy economy by passing @yeson1631 https://t.co/fKOspY5fTv

— Jay Inslee (@JayInslee) October 12, 2018

President Trump’s reckless trade wars are hurting growers, the economy, and families in Washington state and across the country who are seeing the costs of everyday goods go up.https://t.co/tL22NAquqM

— Senator Patty Murray (@PattyMurray) September 11, 2018

This study shows we don't have to choose between paying and treating workers well and a thriving economy.

In Washington state, we do both. High wages and paid family leave are progressive policies that serve the center of America: our workers and families. https://t.co/RiPHNWJQzv

— Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) August 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/RepJayapal/status/894661161270095873

Socialist hell hole Washington State ranks #1 economy. At what point do conservatives begin to clue in to the fact that it is conservatism that makes them poor? https://t.co/fKMPGDu3SI

— Nick Hanauer (@NickHanauer) April 20, 2018

Washington DC #1, Washington State #2! Education and innovation! https://t.co/nggIN5aRIe

— Chris Reykdal (@chrisreykdal) October 9, 2018

Washington Ranks as 2nd Best State for Business

“The Evergreen State’s economy was the fastest growing in the nation last year, at 4.4 percent, according to the U.S. Commerce Department.”

@CNBC @SeattleBusiness https://t.co/7mVUOkNbNV

— XemelgoPNW (@XemelgoPNW) October 9, 2018

And yet, we're told it would destroy Washington's economy if the state were to levy a modest income tax. https://t.co/qmZTNS2Szz

— Goldy (@GoldyHA) July 28, 2017

From angry bourbon makers in Tennessee to frustrated cherry farmers in Washington state, Trump's trade wars are making life miserable for GOP candidates in 2018. My latest. https://t.co/dagvfa2J4N

— Ben White (@morningmoneyben) September 24, 2018

“I think about my daughter every day, and I think about what she deserves. I’m going to give that to every kid.” @_MrHand, I’m inspired by your dedication to your students and your craft. Congrats on being named Washington State Teacher of the Year. https://t.co/U6CLjLNGby

— Bill Gates (@BillGates) September 22, 2018

We live in a society in which a Democrat representing a working class pro-union state somehow feels the need to proudly vote for an Ivy League aristocrat from the Washington suburbs who has issued repeated rulings that crush workers. https://t.co/0IZTgGXUs8

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) October 5, 2018

Texas Oil money is pouring into Washington State, trying to mislead you about Initiative 1631. #BigOil doesn't want to protect Washington State, only their bottom line. Don't be mislead: vote #Yeson1631. pic.twitter.com/9XxTnb6Y9w

— Yeson1631 (@yeson1631) October 11, 2018

SEATTLE to clear misdemeanor marijuana possession convictions from the era before cannabis was legal in Washington state, writes @jlw at @boingboing. https://t.co/zrBbhhp0HJ

— XENI (@xeni) October 2, 2018

Police in Washington killed Leonard Thomas. He was unarmed and bled out clinging to his 4-year-old son. No officers were criminally charged. In Washington state, it’s nearly impossible to prosecute police killings—but the voters may change that. https://t.co/fFcTbY2EKM

— The Appeal (@theappeal) October 1, 2018

Washington State Patrol trooper's intentional head-on crash with suspect's vehicle likely saved lives @wastatepatrol https://t.co/RjiTZZm7Tb via @Q13FOX

— American Police Beat (@apbweb) October 3, 2018

I discussed an upcoming gun control ballot initiative in Washington state on @DLoesch's show earlier tonight. Here's video of the interview in case you weren't able to catch it live: https://t.co/CF6FC65tNL

— Stephen Gutowski (@StephenGutowski) October 2, 2018

Colorado's economy is ranked #1 in the country.

"Colorado and Washington were the first states to legalize #marijuana. The industry generated nearly $250 million in tax revenue in 2017, according to the state's Department of Revenue." https://t.co/7ooZ0nk1M6

— MPP Marijuana Policy (@MarijuanaPolicy) March 2, 2018

#YesOn1631 is the largest and most diverse coalition in WA, including labor groups, POC orgs, environmentalists, people of faith, health orgs, and businesses. Meanwhile, "The No campaign is 99 percent funded by six multinational oil companies." #waelex https://t.co/l4x3HgI4L2

— Yeson1631 (@yeson1631) October 19, 2018

Who do you trust? Out-of-state oil companies spending millions to protect their profits? Or Washington state businesses, health professionals, labor, environmental and faith organizations? #YesOn1631 pic.twitter.com/5X9i9K5BLu

— NatureConservancy WA (@Conserve_WA) October 27, 2018

Montana Vol.2

The percentage of Montanans whose main occupation is owning a business is the highest in the country according to a report from the Bureau of Business and Economic Research. @MontanaBBER https://t.co/UyabPuI1B5

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) August 10, 2018

BBER director Patrick Barkey and local economist Bryce Ward comment on income disparity in Missoula.https://t.co/SqLjYnlMrP

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) July 31, 2018

High-tech companies generated a record $1.7 billion in revenue in 2017 and are growing nine times faster than other sectors of the economy.https://t.co/ViAeRq8eVo

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) July 30, 2018

A new study indicates that Montanans spend nearly $2.9 billion seeing their own state. Nearly $1.7 billion was spent on day trips with another $1.2 billion spent on overnight trips.https://t.co/hpFCB8B9Hz

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) July 27, 2018

A new report from the Bureau of Business and Economic Research indicates that Montana added 3,500 manufacturing jobs during 2010-17, an increase of 21 percent. That’s compared to 8 percent nationwide.https://t.co/BCcry8hZaY

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) July 27, 2018

Medicaid expansion in Montana generates several thousand additional jobs and several hundred million dollars in additional income. It also pays for itself and grows the economy.https://t.co/GVVTvE3bGa

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) July 23, 2018

An air quality alert has been issued for all of Montana due to wildfire smoke. Could wildfire management be included in carbon policy to help reduce CO2 emissions?https://t.co/CuJ3qi5GCV

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) August 20, 2018

University of Montana study says the number of days without summer rain is increasing Western fires. @umontana https://t.co/MudFBOLoCz

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) August 20, 2018

Twenty-five years ago, the Family and Medical Leave Act was passed to help working families, but today the law is no longer adequate. Forty-six percent of those who needed to take time off did not because they could not afford to go unpaid.https://t.co/HgOQ6UbV8L

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) August 8, 2018

BBER's Bryce Ward quoted in Forbes on Medicaid Expansion in MT…. https://t.co/7KO7xUowFU

— Bureau of Business and Economic Research (@MontanaBBER) March 19, 2018

Inspiring to see @Nike (and the #GrizBizGrads working there!) leading the way to improve pay equality: https://t.co/MaT1xKdkXg

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) July 26, 2018

Today's episode of #ANewAngle is a fun one. The @dramshopmt origin story featuring a conversation with owner and @umontana alumn, Zach Millar! Tune in here: https://t.co/NEHlyFTo8g #MontanaMeansBusiness pic.twitter.com/zJjmANkUlM

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) April 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/UMontanaBiz/status/980824366572216327

So much to ❤️ about this @onXHunt @missoulian story, esp this:

"The new investment will also allow the company to hire more University of Montana graduates…"

“To get this kind of mobile experience, I’d have to be in Seattle or San Francisco.”https://t.co/CwxkP6dwk1

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) February 26, 2018

ICYMI: Impressive news about @umontana #research! https://t.co/apqOMU9b7G

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) February 6, 2018

Montanans love to sleep in Billings, says new @MontanaBBER study/map #mtnews https://t.co/hEvLatONED pic.twitter.com/wyEJoYl4YQ

— News Dir. MTPR (@MTPRND) July 24, 2018

Montana Innocence Project (@BigSkyInnocence) uses the power of film to educate and engage public. Andrew King-Ries, @umontanalaw criminal law professor and board member of the project, weighs in. https://t.co/F0suPib2XG via @MontanaKaimin

— U. Montana Law (@umontanalaw) March 8, 2018

A flying lab carrying UM researchers has the capacity to change what we know about future fires: https://t.co/3C3oKa3rOQ pic.twitter.com/5JUwmKKf17

— University of Montana (@umontana) September 25, 2018

Alumna and @mtpublicradio reporter @nickyodoesradio keeps earning awards for her podcast "SubSurface," and we think it's a great podcast to download for Memorial Day weekend! Listen: https://t.co/VfPXJay3qv. News: https://t.co/tK12b0lLjv pic.twitter.com/jfRsb3IHwE

— University of Montana (@umontana) May 25, 2018

UM Student-Produced Documentary Examines Economy of Small-Town Montana http://t.co/gpFSIDYHiH pic.twitter.com/FL8SI4NbGh

— University of Montana (@umontana) May 26, 2015

One heck of a story — filled with deep reporting — from the student newspaper @MontanaKaimin https://t.co/cfmWFDuPJU #learnbydoing #montanajournalism (Photo: Tate Samata / Montana Kaimin) pic.twitter.com/fT5iVPx6Zp

— School of Journalism (@UMJSchool) February 8, 2018

Jay Rummel, Walter Hook pieces on display, for sale at First Friday show https://t.co/6jOIRqPsWZ

— UM School of Art (@GrizArt) October 5, 2018

Grateful that I got to take the time to hang out and cover American Indian Heritage Week at @umontana & @McpsMT and thankful to be in a newsroom that allows me the time to get to know communities I'm reporting on https://t.co/yNbvMV8E86

— Cameron Evans (@CamMaroon5) October 3, 2018

Some people think Native American history/existence ended in the 1800s. And other surprising findings …. https://t.co/1yVuV7SN5b

— Kristen Inbody (@GFTrib_KInbody) August 7, 2018

What a treat for our finance, banking, and business students! Here is @bozchron's article covering @MinneapolisFed president @neelkashkari's visit to the #MontanaState campus. https://t.co/e5XDKF59bb

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) September 6, 2018

Happy Monday! Here are some suggested #marketing books for your summer reading. Enjoy! #alwayslearning #summerreadinglist https://t.co/l8RPRXM6pj

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) July 30, 2018

Creativity is in our college's mission because: "Creativity is for everyone." Incremental creativity is accessible & something we want for our students. "It's about building on existing concepts – refining, expanding & improving them." #MontanaState /https://t.co/t72AKNiqNp

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) June 29, 2018

Farmented Foods, co-founded by #MontanaState students (now graduates) while taking a DSEL course, has a @TLCpower crowdfunding campaign to start a subscription service. Check it out! #savetheveggies @LaunchPad_MSU @MTStateAlumni @MSUcaa @MSU_EHHD https://t.co/0YntRiBzxu

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) May 16, 2018

There is a lot to be said about doing your own outside learning while in college. Here's a good list of the top 25 most influential business books that you may want to check out this summer (some may already be included in your class reading)! https://t.co/QAZybCVAbA

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) May 8, 2018

Montana State University has been recognized on a list of the best colleges in every state in the US costing less than $20,000/year. Our college alone gave out over 230 scholarships to our students last fall. #MontanaState https://t.co/7Xjr2MT3Yn pic.twitter.com/8SenxWWXUK

— Montana State JJCBE (@jabsbizschool) May 22, 2018

Motivation transforms individuals from passive participants into active leaders. https://t.co/FXB7dsiKxT

— Young Entrepreneur (@YoungEnt) March 16, 2018

Business plans are an essential component of business success. https://t.co/0VIUA9KtO0

— Young Entrepreneur (@YoungEnt) February 28, 2018

Stephen Sofie, professor in the Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, and Lee Spangler, director of MSU’s Energy Research Institute, received a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Energy Department for developing carbon dioxide-converting membrane.https://t.co/nGMo7vEmZG

— Montana State University (@montanastate) October 20, 2018

Joe Shaw, a #MontanaState professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and director of MSU’s Optical Technology Center, has received an international award recognizing his achievements in a growing field of optics.https://t.co/hgXefSkb60

— Montana State University (@montanastate) October 16, 2018

Dusty Perry, professor in the Division of Agricultural Education, housed in the College of Agriculture, has revamped #MontanaState's agricultural mechanics program for next-generation agriculturalists and agricultural teachers in project-based coursework.https://t.co/IjhXG6iAiG

— Montana State University (@montanastate) October 13, 2018

#MontanaState's Center for Western Lands and Peoples and the Gallatin History Museum have coordinated a series of events beginning Oct. 9 and running until Veterans Day to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918.https://t.co/pFWtqu0JKQ

— Montana State University (@montanastate) September 22, 2018

How do you make the perfect snowball? @PopSci and #MontanaState professors have the answer! https://t.co/8bhxrtdy3b

— Montana State University (@montanastate) January 2, 2018

Amy Trowbridge, assistant professor in MSU’s College of Agriculture, received a $1 million National Science Foundation grant to continue her work centered on the ecological chemistry of trees in relation to climate change and bark beetle kill.https://t.co/rle5fFVYeH

— Montana State University (@montanastate) October 4, 2018

POWDER magazine has selected #MontanaState as one of the five best colleges for skiers in the Mountain West.https://t.co/BRQcEELiyF

— MSU News Service (@msunewsservice) June 8, 2018

Two #MontanaState researchers were part of an international team that discovered a new class within an important family of enzymes that could speed up the process of converting plant waste into useful products.https://t.co/tOqh9yLyRe

— MSU News Service (@msunewsservice) September 17, 2018

Besides being absolutely beautiful, Yellowstone Lake is the largest high elevation lake in North America (7,733 feet). It is roughly 20 miles long and 14 miles wide, with 141 miles of shoreline and a surface area of 132 square miles. pic.twitter.com/zZ3Txme0iU

— Yellowstone Forever (@ynpforever) June 6, 2018

A new report from @headecon. A renewed @MissoulaCounty Open Space Bond can protect public access to vital recreation lands & waters — the drivers of the outdoor economy — and help the economy as Missoula grows. #missoula #mtnews https://t.co/m0lBeLWgbU

— YES for Open Space, Rivers and Farmland (@Yes4OpenSpace) October 10, 2018

Kalispell continues to grow at a rapid pace, bringing more and more national retailers to town, sometimes even before cities like Missoula or Billings. https://t.co/OzImXziWwn

— NBC Montana (@NBCMontana) October 10, 2018

How much the tourism industry contributes to the Montana economy. https://t.co/03QbG6wR57

— Zach Nell (@zach_w84it_nell) October 9, 2018

Keep Montana's economy strong! Local manufacturing + local commerce = local jobs!
Frontline Processing is proud to be Montana's preferred LOCAL Merchant Services Provider! https://t.co/aUIYzIKGmO

— Payment Portal (@FPC_Payments) October 7, 2018

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Federal employment plays a major role in the economy of states like Montana. https://t.co/t5J16Esilz pic.twitter.com/guR9ogzZ1c

— ProPublica (@ProPublica) January 30, 2017

1/ Interested in #Economic impact of #Montana #outdoor #recreation? #mtpol New report highlights spending, jobs, economic diversification https://t.co/1V5LCfeiqw

— Headwaters Economics (@headecon) October 5, 2018

5/ contributions to Montana economy by recreation use, https://t.co/1V5LCfeiqw pic.twitter.com/gCjeTXqATP

— Headwaters Economics (@headecon) October 5, 2018

Tourism continues to pump billions into Montana economy https://t.co/XCZtsFu52N

— Montana Tweets (@Montana_Tweets) October 11, 2018

The #BestofMontana is a healthy agricultural economy! https://t.co/4Zl4Z907v1

— Montana Press (@MontanaPress) October 8, 2018

Big game hunting has big impact on Montana economy https://t.co/wjFailH9XP pic.twitter.com/JA4ZEy8Yh6

— Montana FWP (@MontanaFWP) February 8, 2017

.@SenatorTester recognizes the powerful role wind energy can play in Montana's energy economy: http://t.co/qY7PDOgyeG #MTpol #MTenergy

— Jeff L. Fox (@JeffLFox) September 10, 2015

Montana’s Economy Is Fueled by Its Incredible Scenery http://t.co/9KhUIxBP4P pic.twitter.com/qGSYK3giBz

— Skift (@skift) June 30, 2014

Great Falls, Montana, has a strong economy & low unemployment: http://t.co/XOXy62btOf pic.twitter.com/OMLPkRmUDc

— Forbes (@Forbes) March 20, 2015

Montana's Local #economy leads state in growth #Montana #Economy http://t.co/6r59z6GPbz

— Innovate Montana (@InnovateMT) February 16, 2015

#Montana farmers added $2.5 billion to the state's economy last year: http://t.co/KMa7IeXB4d pic.twitter.com/zgMumf6aQ6

— Farm Journal (@FarmJournal) March 3, 2015

We are thrilled to announce our endorsement of Senator @JonTester for reelection in Montana. Tester is a longtime supporter of Montana’s public land and water and the state’s $7.1 billion outdoor recreation economy. Learn more: https://t.co/594EsYKK13 #VoteTheOutdoors pic.twitter.com/2E5OJfPbz2

— Outdoor Industry (@OIA) August 30, 2018

Montana’s household income growth is the fastest in the nation. Montana workers are the backbone of our economy, our businesses, and our communities and it’s heartening to see all the progress we’ve made in Montana pay off for middle-class families. https://t.co/t5zGEQdGdp

— Steve Bullock (@GovernorBullock) September 20, 2018

It costs Montana not to invest in our kids – the benefits of preschool are paid back into Montana’s economy sevenfold. That is why we need to keep working to ensure public preschool is a reality in communities across our state. https://t.co/ix6EHuHi36

— Steve Bullock (@GovernorBullock) April 9, 2018

This is a good thing for the industry and for our economy, as well as for Montana craft beer lovers like myself https://t.co/W9rqCHKhUx

— Steve Bullock (@GovernorBullock) July 11, 2017

#Montana’s economy grew because of increased tourist spending & new jobs were created related to the tourism boom http://t.co/4UWHN5o1nh

— Steve Bullock (@GovernorBullock) August 5, 2015

Montana communities turn to outdoor recreation economy, away from boom and bust of oil industry.https://t.co/XWPaNKpcDx pic.twitter.com/S52pAsScZH

— Western Priorities (@WstrnPriorities) December 6, 2016

The #oil and gas industry added $4.5 billion to the #Montana's economy http://t.co/21kReM3CsT #americanenergy pic.twitter.com/x61nesR0iy

— American Petroleum Institute (@APIenergy) August 11, 2015

As Colstrip, Montana residents earlier this year talked about spending millions of dollars available for transitioning to a post coal economy, one person suggested recruiting a business like Gunwerks. https://t.co/BdhNKYMQlm via @billingsgazette

— Tom Lutey (@TomLutey) October 10, 2018

Visions for Montana’s economy clash in fight over Initiative 186 https://t.co/POAhTCe5oG

— Belgrade News (@Belgnews) October 11, 2018

Oh look, Montana's Medicaid Expansion has stimulated economy, paid for itself, AND boosted care and ability to work for thousands in rural areas: https://t.co/ERYWkfcOw4

— Anne Helen Petersen (@annehelen) April 12, 2018

Medicare is a huge driver for the Montana economy, and it is crucial to vote to protect Medicare in the upcoming election. More on Medicare spending in the Treasure State here: https://t.co/pb7sKFVLEZ #BeTheDifference pic.twitter.com/eNTURZ82Ud

— AARP Montana (@AARPMontana) October 8, 2018

Montana coal mine production up 2 million tons https://t.co/aCOZ3utUGW #coal #countoncoal #energy #economy

— Count on Coal (@countoncoal) September 6, 2017

Analysis shows that the early retirement of Colstrip would produce a state economy with fewer jobs, less income, reduced state tax revenues and fewer people.https://t.co/azQ8lgFCQD

— Montana Business Quarterly (@mtbquarterly) October 8, 2018

Thank you @SecretaryZinke for recognizing the importance and strength of our outdoor economy and protecting the livelihoods of so many in Southwest Montana – https://t.co/rj0Pgp9jSh pic.twitter.com/zYmPhmiBGF

— AFFTA (@AFFTA) October 9, 2018

ECONOMY NEWS- Billings is Montana's largest city however when visitors come to our state..they are bypassing the Magic City according to new numbers. https://t.co/KTUnbG8Nnm

— Andrea Lutz (@AndrearLutz) October 9, 2018

Guest view: I-186 threatens Montana's economy https://t.co/Sa0K78pZ8x #Opinion pic.twitter.com/jWeHcNDBnY

— Montana Standard (@MontanaStandard) October 4, 2018

MINING SUPPORTS HEALTHY HABITAT, HEALTHY ECONOMYhttps://t.co/FSSps4ERTY #mtpol #montana #mining

— StopI186 (@StopI186) October 6, 2018

"We don’t need I-186, and we certainly don’t need these out-of-state groups meddling with Montana’s economy."https://t.co/ctGgkZVekS #montana #mining #stopi186 #protectjobs #VoteNO #mtpol

— StopI186 (@StopI186) October 11, 2018

California Vol.4

Richard McKenzie, Professor Emeritus, shares his perspective on behavioral economics with @WSJ in his article "People Aren't Rational, and That's Why We Need Free Trade." For full article: https://t.co/1ylwWFiPbq #meragefaculty #merageachievement #economics pic.twitter.com/ZiqDBmKRgr

— UC Irvine Merage (@UCIrvine_MBA) June 28, 2018

Less than 7 months until the annual Road to Reinvention Conference. What key topics in #DigitalTransformation will be featured? Stay tuned to find out. in the meantime, enjoy the keynote from 2018 #UCIR2R @GurbaxaniVijay https://t.co/wOD5zFeDLS

— UCI's Center for Digital Transformation (@UCI_CDT) August 23, 2018

Did you know? @YouTube CEO @SusanWojcicki is a UC Santa Cruz alum. #UCSCAlumni https://t.co/MwQXDdgFrc

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 24, 2018

University of California Santa Cruz's housing director sent an email to faculty and staff urging them to "[offer] a room for rent" for students in their private homes due to a "housing crisis" on campushttps://t.co/WNnsxxzTmE

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) August 30, 2018

#RadySchool and @GPS_UCSD Prof. Uma Karmarkar shares her research in this @smithsonian piece detailing why it's so hard for humans (and mice) to beat the sunk cost fallacy. https://t.co/kxYdwNaSVl

— Rady School (@RadySchool) July 18, 2018

Do you forget your ethics when you're shopping? Marketing Lecturer, Kristine Ehrich conducted a study tracking consumer behaviors @sdut https://t.co/XhpLR7RBaA

— Fowler College (@sdsufowler) February 1, 2018

"The trouble is that Tesla’s stock might not be a good stock, when evaluated in strictly financial terms," says professor Hersh Shefrin via #scuilluminate. Check out the full article: https://t.co/o86X3ZB9Yz

— SCU Business School (@scubusiness) July 3, 2018

Hey Yote's are you ready to see the new CSUSB Convocation Branding Video? Make sure you take a look, we are doing… https://t.co/jUIO72HaNC

— CSUSB Marketing (@MarketingCSUSB) September 19, 2017

It's interesting to hear about all the advancements with Snapchat! #JHBC #MKTGDept https://t.co/0BCnnbpxbc https://t.co/0BCnnbpxbc

— CSUSB Marketing (@MarketingCSUSB) July 10, 2018

"…in 2017, state tourism generated $132.4 billion in travel-related spending as part of an 8th straight year of growth — but in a year in which responding to crises, like October’s North Bay wildfires, was part of the drill." | @NBBJ: https://t.co/vdFhBe1GHv pic.twitter.com/SHvVspK0rH

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) August 9, 2018

Garry Ridge is a #USD alum and #CEO of WD-40, maker of the product in everyone's garages. Did you know he was in our Masters in Executive Leadership's first cohort in 1999? Find out how he used our program to bring WD-40 to new heights! @LearningMoment https://t.co/g7wu4eH2iu pic.twitter.com/urnTJ4cml8

— USD School of Business (@usdsba) June 27, 2018

The USD Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate's Index of Leading Economic Indicators report for May is posted: https://t.co/t2RZbblxd2 @usdbmc @usdsba @uofsandiego #realestate #economy #economicindex @alanginusdsba pic.twitter.com/UHw8ZnvOXc

— Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (@USDBMC) June 28, 2018

School of Management professor Neil Walshe was recently featured in Knowable Magazine for his insight on data in managing. Read about it here: https://t.co/qkzjrWdZMF pic.twitter.com/D81U5aK0IQ

— USF Management (@USFSOM) August 16, 2018

Louise Kelly, prof of management & leadership at @ULaVerne, co-authored a paper in The New England Journal of Entrepreneurship which advances the theory that mindfulness boosts various factors that contribute to “entrepreneurial opportunity recognition.” https://t.co/ro5RH9I9eV

— UniversityofLaVerne (@ULaVerne) February 26, 2018

Very interesting updates to Facebook are happening now. Facebook will be focusing on "meaningful interactions," rather than what they consider harmful content to the user. After reading this article, what do you think? https://t.co/GoKB9RPNBN

— stmarysbusiness (@stmarysbusiness) January 12, 2018

Angélica Gutiérrez featured in Huffington Post “10 Latinas Think Big Innovators to Watch in 2016” https://t.co/wXFIgZnjYf

— LMU CBA (@LMUCBA) January 4, 2016

Cal Poly is ranked among the nation's best value colleges according to @Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine #calpolyproud https://t.co/qKSIjUtCs5 pic.twitter.com/A3ayUAt5dS

— Orfalea College (@OrfaleaCollege) January 17, 2018

Cal Poly's Management and HR faculty were ranked among the top 50 Management Departments for research productivity by the recent Texas A&M/University of Georgia rankings #calpolyproud https://t.co/zbjVbGNdhr pic.twitter.com/TzVW4lWYsU

— Orfalea College (@OrfaleaCollege) February 23, 2018

CIE incubator company @ULZI is working to keep you and your loved ones safe. Read the latest from @KSBY and learn how this HotHouse startup is sharing techniques to prevent crime in our community. #safetyfirst https://t.co/IyVxnfrjdd pic.twitter.com/K9vbR2C1hA

— Cal Poly CIE (@CalPolyCIE) July 26, 2018

Ever wonder how Cal Poly came to be what it is today? Check out this timeline of Cal Poly's history right here: https://t.co/GgYYdZ4KaW pic.twitter.com/iCF2RzUBUB

— Cal Poly Corporation (@CPCorporation) August 27, 2018

"Companies that make money leveraging data must put trust back into the center of their business models." Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown, Professor of Information Systems Technology Management, discusses cybercrime with @SmBizDaily. https://t.co/7TnFX3zHw7

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) June 26, 2018

The new geography of innovation: Why startups are leaving Silicon Valley https://t.co/Sxx8YKhTcJ via @TheEconomist

— CLU Entrepreneurship (@CalLutheranCE) August 30, 2018

23 essays to help you understand Zeran v. AOL & its impact on its 20th anniversary https://t.co/npIrl57lnX
With @ianballon @profabartow @pjcarome @cglynn @eff @jamieleewi @ma_franks @brianlfrye @CathyGellis @grimmelm @jkosseff @jon_penney @mariaspeth @oliviersylvain @zittrain

— Eric Goldman (@ericgoldman) November 12, 2017

Why is the Trump administration making us play trade war chicken with our major trading partners? https://t.co/u8OUQyb1YM

— Hersh Shefrin (@HershShefrin) July 18, 2018

Unveiling a new brand and logo this week, Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) is celebrating its innovation and collaboration that lead to career pathways within healthcare and the applied life sciences.

Learn more: https://t.co/pYnUMXccBF pic.twitter.com/qkTT0JaQad

— Keck Graduate Inst (@KeckGrad) August 23, 2018

UC Hastings professors @veenadubal and Reuel Schiller share thoughts on “honoring the American worker” this Labor Day Weekend https://t.co/6y19HOK4bW

— UC Hastings Law ⚖️ (@UCHastingsLaw) August 31, 2018

Prof. Camacho comments on impact of California wildfires, liability of utilities @EastBayTimes https://t.co/WWhTE3m3L2

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 2, 2018

Update on Electric Vehicle CPUC Decision and Other Related Legislation https://t.co/g5dqCI22SG pic.twitter.com/UyHkWHoRok

— EPIC (@EPIC_USDLaw) June 1, 2018

Professor @mayamanian weighs in with @nytimes on Justice Kennedy's retirement and implications for civil and reproductive rights: https://t.co/tpDpCjlD7O pic.twitter.com/vv4Cvo0LRu

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) June 29, 2018

Prof. @dougkmiec on "Seeking a successor to Justice Kennedy's complex legacy" via AsiaPacific Daily https://t.co/mONDhtVz1r pic.twitter.com/ePHjDzFetV

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) July 12, 2018

“I am very skeptical of this very current form of reform, but I do hope that folks of goodwill will continue working on it,” says #LLS Prof @pannocen to @latimes regarding Gov. Brown overhaul of bail system https://t.co/12vAnQojay

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) August 30, 2018

Three #McGeorge alumni were recognized in Capitol Weekly's 10th annual Top 100 2018 list, featuring the most powerful non-elected movers and shakers in California political circles: Allan Zaremberg, '78 (No. 8), Rex Frazier, '00 (No. 38) and Mike Belote, '87. #McGeorgeProud https://t.co/xGdiINvp7O

— McGeorge (@PacificMcGeorge) August 20, 2018

How human is property? It is ubiquitous in the animal kingdom or unique to modern humans? #FowlerLaw Professor @BartWilson takes a fascinating look at the meaning of property in his new article “A Compromise on Property” in PERC Reports https://t.co/5FjqSuqsK2 @PERCtweets

— Fowler School of Law (@Chapman_Law) July 20, 2018

In a recent op-ed for Sustainable Brands, Prof. #CatherineHardee discusses the resurgence of #socialengineering by corporations and the balance between companies enforcing their moral image with the right of employees to live lives according to their… https://t.co/7pSSfpec6I

— California Western (@CWSL_News) August 22, 2018

As we get ready for a busy fall semester, don’t forget to take advantage of our #GGUWellness resources!

Wellness Tip: Practice self-care. Learn to be kinder to yourself, fear a little less, and manifest success with these helpful reads!
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— GGULaw (@GGULaw) August 4, 2018

Check this out! Prof. Caldwell was quoted in a @Time article about a community of deported Dreamers in Mexico providing much-needed services in helping other Dreamers adjust to their new life. Read what she said in the article here: https://t.co/vxFA7ioUbV pic.twitter.com/CZmCgPqgVV

— Southwestern Law (@SouthwesternLaw) March 20, 2018

Professor Semeraro's Op-Ed: "How Reward Cards Encourage Merchants to Lower Prices" in Fortune Magazine https://t.co/ILOlJn8BMz pic.twitter.com/w3tiqvx81v

— Thomas Jefferson Law (@tjsl) July 18, 2018

Is Your Anonymous Speech Protected By The First Amendment? You won't know unless you read… – https://t.co/IUswHlgDCV

— Mobile law (@mobilelawcenter) February 6, 2018

Thousands of People Live in These Ancient Spanish Caveshttps://t.co/2nqHP0sZ9K https://t.co/2nqHP0sZ9K

— UCI Art History (@UCIArtHistory) August 27, 2018

https://twitter.com/MillerTyrus/status/1033796422984855552

Smartphones serve as ‘security blankets’ in awkward situations—study https://t.co/IN1eNmyysW via @inquirerdotnet @ucIrvine @sarahpressman

— Dan Stokols (@dstokols) August 9, 2018

Can we downsize our #prisons without compromising #publicsafety? Results from our study of #Prop47 and #crime in #California suggest that YES, we can! @B_Bartos #CJReform https://t.co/uvT0gN5OGX

— Charis E. Kubrin (@cekubrin) August 13, 2018

Criminologist @cekubrin thinks the debate on immigration & crime should be settled – the data indicate that there is no link. But when she turns on the news, it feels like the world isn't listening. https://t.co/RCGeD6olVN

— Knowable Magazine (@knowablemag) August 2, 2018

High-wage tax credits can offset some of the costs of higher minimum wages, writes @NeumarkDN https://t.co/JEt3A4ff6P via @WSJOpinion

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) August 22, 2018

How did evolution make humans moral? UCI logic and philosophy of science prof Kyle Stanford explains in a new study that appears online with Behavioral and Brain Sciences. More: https://t.co/vqaE8J3xwa pic.twitter.com/fs3zYn7gMJ

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) July 10, 2018

"When it comes to water, people's acceptance of conservation strategies — like using gray water in municipal water distribution systems — is key." Prof Dan Stokols @dstokols. https://t.co/GhezMQ4ZD4

— UCI Social Ecology (@Social_Ecology) August 6, 2018

So amazing! #UCIBioSci #UCIrvine https://t.co/ZcprFaLR4x

— UCI Bio Sci (@UCIBioSci) August 28, 2018

Prof. Sarkis Mazmanian gave a great talk today, including this new paper in Science about how IgA coating promotes colonization and persistence of normal members of the microbiome like B. fragilis: https://t.co/xvc8NhoJvE https://t.co/DKb1W8JOCm

— UCI Microbiome (@UCI_Microbiome) May 3, 2018

How thinking about memory has changed in the past 35 years | Dr. Lynn Nadel, Regents' Professor Emeritus at the University of Arizona.

Lecture at the 2018 International Conference on Learning and Memory in Huntington Beach, CA. https://t.co/izvvpt6Go0 https://t.co/x9wu0RPAJf

— UCI CNLM (@ucicnlm) July 19, 2018

📰UCI MIND in the @latimes: UC Irvine delves into why women are more likely than men to suffer from Alzheimer'shttps://t.co/MfqmmT681b

— UCI MIND (@ucimind) July 27, 2018

Research Publication: Spillover Effects: – In counties with high levels of immigrant policing, Latinas/os are more skeptical of government than non-Latinas/os, and this has spillover effects for public health, says Alana LeBrón, assistant…https://t.co/egSw2Zplj6 pic.twitter.com/toi4F6sRc6

— UCI Public Health (@UCIPublicHealth) May 18, 2018

Going back to school this fall? Make sure you have a student loan strategy! Here are the four best loans for school via @forbes. → https://t.co/DdNvBIJdSP pic.twitter.com/JW4liwmxeD

— UCI GraduateDivision (@UCIrvineGD) August 28, 2018

.@UCSC_BSOE @ucsc_nanopore work leads to direct RNA sequencing in space for the FIRST TIME with @nanopore by @ISS_Research @astro_ricky.
Congrats to @ucsc researchers @markakeson @BenedictPaten @mitenjain @HOlsenUCSC #thinkucsc #thinkbsoe https://t.co/RWYXDBIi3x https://t.co/x0U7gXpQTG

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 31, 2018

A @KQED report on the work being done at the @UCSC Arboretum on plants and climate change https://t.co/xBmFLlggDr

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) August 22, 2018

Check out our own @aleatha featured as one of 9 Silicon Valley women to watch who are leading in #Artificial#Intelligence: https://t.co/zMgEBC6HoX @svbizjournal #thinkBSOE #thinkUCSC

— Baskin Engineering (@UCSC_BSOE) August 31, 2018

“In a sense, this is the most unusual place in the universe that we’ve ever seen,” says UCR #astronomer George Becker. Meet the murky void that's answering questions about the very beginnings of it all. @popularscience https://t.co/ykxfBw3tgF

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 25, 2018

Did you know? The University of California was granted more U.S. patents last year than any other university in the world. https://t.co/hDcJA3KTo3

— UC (@UofCalifornia) June 17, 2018

SSRN Tax Professor Rankings https://t.co/Mps9vvriao @SSRN @UMichLaw @USCGouldLaw @NYULaw @UChicagoLaw @Harvard_Law @BU_Law @PeppLaw @ColumbiaLaw @USanDiegoLaw @IUMaurerLaw @IowaLawSchool @BCLAW @UIllinoisLaw @LoyolaLawSchool @TAMULawSchool @UCILaw @UCDavisLaw @BrooklynLaw pic.twitter.com/jbWaJGFtao

— Paul Caron (@SoCalTaxProf) November 30, 2017

For the cartographers, geographers, philosophers and political wonks, a map analysis of the United States voting tendencies: https://t.co/xhiTL3tHn6

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) July 30, 2018

Missouri Vol.5

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Today in History: Missouri enters the Union as 24th state, 1821 #otd #tih https://t.co/bW3O9ixWj4 pic.twitter.com/7q20bRbyHh

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) August 10, 2018

#OTD in 1821, Missouri joined the Union as the 24th state. 5th & final state added during Monroe’s presidency. https://t.co/IrJVyoDdqW pic.twitter.com/Md99lO5BLD

— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) August 10, 2018

https://twitter.com/downtownsgf/status/1027682348609941513

Another wonderful story about the gift of AccuVein devices that Boon Hospital in Columbia, Missouri received. #feelgoodfriday

"Patients are loving it. It's really easy for… https://t.co/Swm7rizdwg

— AccuVein (@AccuVein) August 3, 2018

The August edition of CityScene is now available online. This month you can learn about SantaCaliGon, the new #IndepWorks2025 Initiative, Uptown Market rentals and more, https://t.co/eodfxf5vhA. pic.twitter.com/CfWRF6jYr4

— City of Independence (@CityOfIndepMO) August 1, 2018

State lawmakers take raise away from St. Louis workers w/ article citing @leagueofcities preemption research https://t.co/vNHIzt98ue

— Brooks Rainwater (@BrooksRainwater) July 9, 2017

#Missouri crop progress & conditions as of August 5, 2018:
🌱Corn-84% dough, 35% dented
🌱Soybeans-86% blooming, 58% setting pods
🌱Cotton-5% bolls opening
🌱Rice-78% headed
🌱Sorghum-78% headed, 74% turning color@usda_nass report: https://t.co/0FbimorP5h

— Missouri Dept. of Ag (@MoAgriculture) August 6, 2018

Are you a beginning farmer in Missouri? If so, we need your help to improve current policy by sharing your thoughts and opinions on current programs designed to help beginning farmers. https://t.co/so820JKSiI

Ben Travlos is a graduate student at @MissouriState & a MOFB intern. pic.twitter.com/GoIXpUvrkq

— Missouri Farm Bureau (@MOFarmBureau) July 9, 2018

On this week's podcast, @BJMOFB sits down with @EricMOFB to give us the full picture of what to expect in Missouri's primary election. Take a listen! Find us on your fav podcast app by searching for "Digging In with Missouri Farm Bureau." https://t.co/8EFL4O07Na

— Missouri Farm Bureau (@MOFarmBureau) July 12, 2018

"It's just this perfect storm of not-good vibes for farmers and ranchers right now…we're trying to keep the faith." Check out this article featuring @KalenaBruce and Billy talking about impact of the #TradeWar on Missouri farmers. https://t.co/0RmsxMfLIH pic.twitter.com/bhxO8Yq3bO

— Missouri Farm Bureau (@MOFarmBureau) July 20, 2018

.@SpencerMOFB, Director of National Legislative Affairs, joins us back on the podcast this week to discuss topics ranging from #trade and #tariffs to the upcoming @MoStateFair. https://t.co/bH0NguhvC5

— Missouri Farm Bureau (@MOFarmBureau) August 7, 2018

"I am proud that we are investing to make our leaders better for their teams and for the citizens of Missouri." –@GovParsonMO on new #MOLeadershipAcademy

Read more in “State launches new leadership program” via @NewsTribune: https://t.co/POxIm6SIiS

— Missouri OA (@MissouriOA) July 18, 2018

From Policy Taker to Policy Maker: @chrischinn goes from the #farm to the Missouri Dept. of Ag @MoAgriculture https://t.co/KAcoL6GBln @LvstkWriter

— FJ_PORK (@FJ_PORK) July 19, 2018

Talk about coming down to the wire! Wrapping up the last day of fishing. It looks like Team 3x took it all by just 2 ounces! @lukecombs and friends had a blast and entertained us all with one heck of a competition. pic.twitter.com/Id2I7yRxUm

— Bass Pro Shops (@BassProShops) August 5, 2018

Tonight’s most important criminal justice race may be in Ferguson, Missouri. https://t.co/SIF9GEXZpc

— Vox (@voxdotcom) August 7, 2018

STLouis Business – Dierbergs to start grocery delivery – Dierbergs Markets said Tuesday it will start grocery d… https://t.co/W7RlLOJYK0

— Missouri News (@newsmissouri) August 29, 2017

Chesterfield-based Premium Retail Services is acquiring Premier Concepts, a Bentonville, Arkansas-based Walmart merchandising company: https://t.co/xDliQJCVaC

— STLBusinessJournal (@stlouisbiz) January 16, 2018

U.S. Coal, Nuclear Industries Seek Billions in Tax-Credit Bailouts https://t.co/L71jnD2MkX @AmyAHarder #ArchCoal #EnergyPolicy #Nuclear #Peabody #USCoalMarkets #Nuclear

— IEEFA.org (@ieefa_institute) December 7, 2017

One of our crews was recently featured in a great article in the Shreveport Times! https://t.co/w8Uqwm6FVF

— Insituform (@Insituform) September 22, 2017

#Summer #grilling pop quiz: burgers or hot dogs? How about a #healthy alternative from Freeman Health System? https://t.co/cd8HonnQIA pic.twitter.com/MzFe5AfqkU

— FreemanHealthSystem (@FreemanCares4U) June 26, 2018

Check out this awesome blog post about our partnership with @launchcode! https://t.co/TVhCJt94MD #partners #codinglife #newskills

— Maritz (@Maritz_MHI) July 10, 2018

@Delmar_Gardens plans $16.8 million in expansions https://t.co/cOSj3aRBf9 pic.twitter.com/gqHwgku16o

— Lea Konczal (@stlbizlkonczal) December 29, 2017

When Rabo AgriFinance employees moved into their new space in September at the $40 million Delmar Gardens III building in Chesterfield, they entered a space that had been in the works for two years: https://t.co/gCtTbG5TDH

— STLBusinessJournal (@stlouisbiz) March 26, 2018

Do you want Alexa to help you do your banking? #voicebanking #smartspeakers #banking #customerexperience #mobilebanking https://t.co/aRYciJ4Hvc pic.twitter.com/fv8hdcZVk9

— Jack Henry & Associates (@JackHenryAssoc) June 7, 2018

Only 34% feel safe communicating their ideas with leadership. https://t.co/CNI2cuX0p0

— Barry-Wehmiller (@barrywehmiller) August 9, 2018

Belden announces that it has approved MSolutions’ hand-held tester, MS-TestPro, as one of the first authorized devices for testing Belden’s new 4K Ultra-High-Definition (UHD) Media Cables, 2183P (plenum) and 2183R (riser). https://t.co/SodwCJZgKg pic.twitter.com/8MLy9FfqWL

— Belden Enterprise (@BeldenEC) April 5, 2018

Grocery stores can seem overwhelming while being over-the-road, but it doesn't have to be that way if you follow these tips from Sara, a Dietetic Intern from @MissouriState. Thanks to @PriceCutterMO for allowing us to film at your location where many of our Prime Drivers shop. pic.twitter.com/uvIme8Nr2b

— Prime Inc. (@TruckingJob) June 18, 2018

We set the pace and now the race is underway #OReilly500 @TXMotorSpeedway pic.twitter.com/d5mn65ZD7k

— O'Reilly Auto Parts (@oreillyauto) April 8, 2018

We're helping Food Giant Supermarkets protect their customers' #creditcard #data. Read today's #news release: https://t.co/uG7yT1vJSJ

— ControlScan (@ControlScan) November 7, 2017

Supporting Our Communities Since 1921: https://t.co/4UCFoMq9M5 pic.twitter.com/szdtUenHvo

— Caleres (@caleresinc) June 30, 2018

PostHoldings come and help Push Industrial Hemp to be passed in the #Missouri Senate we could make Hemp Cereal that would have Omega 3 no Sugar Healthy Breakfast Food Grow Manufacturing Jobs in Rural Missouri #moleg pic.twitter.com/VVpL8xbTo9

— Missouri Hemp (@tmsnbb) February 27, 2018

Schnucks announces grand opening day for new Maplewood location https://t.co/Ut77JxLlmo pic.twitter.com/hd6sPVkf3V

— FOX2now (@FOX2now) August 10, 2018

China is the world’s biggest copper importer. Copper mining is concentrated in Latin America, and companies including Southern Copper (SCCO) and Antofagasta (ANTO) operate copper mines in the region https://t.co/vQs2mzwtl3. #copper #metals #prices pic.twitter.com/ZzC97OQeD0

— Metalface (@metalface) August 10, 2018

A @MilbankLaw #Litigation and #FinancialRestructuring team has secured confirmation of client JD Holdings’ creditor-proposed chapter 11 #bankruptcy plan of #reorganization for over 70 debtors affiliated with John Q. Hammons Hotels and Resorts. https://t.co/PnwLwMKN7U

— MilbankLaw (@MilbankLaw) May 25, 2018

Altman Z-Score Analysis for SunEdison Semiconductor, Inc. (SEMI) #altmanzscore https://t.co/wnDx6uCUUI pic.twitter.com/B1MVivPRvC

— Altman Z-Score+ (@AltmanZScore) January 22, 2017

New report from @usmayors addresses investment in water and sewer infrastructure 2000-2015. https://t.co/0D4m6txIkb #water #wastewater #infrastructure #costofwater

— Aegion Corporation (@Aegion) January 23, 2018

It’s #NationalWatermelonDay, and we’re celebrating summer’s favorite fruit with $4 Watermelon Mist Cocktails! pic.twitter.com/lGh29kd4yX

— AMF Bowling Co. (@BowlAMF) August 3, 2018

Creve Coeur-based Electrical Components International Inc. (ECI) has been sold to New York-based investment firm Cerberus Capital Management: https://t.co/WaJLRKhyb6

— STLBusinessJournal (@stlouisbiz) April 27, 2018

Fortune 500 firm exec joins Leggett & Platt board https://t.co/cf6qBmvvSJ

— MO Manufacturers (@bemamstrong) August 7, 2018

Former Pulitzer Inc CEO Bob Woodworth (MBA '73) shares how ethics lessons learned at Darden guided his media career. https://t.co/DVyB7zmy7C pic.twitter.com/GDfQA7ljMV

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) July 21, 2017

Water availablity can be unpredictable. Mark Edge, Director of Collaboration for Developing Countries, shares his insight into the practices and technologies enabling farmers to use this precious natural resource more efficiently. https://t.co/7Pld7auORc

— Monsanto Company (@MonsantoCo) August 8, 2018

Working hard to deliver safe, reliable service since the very beginning. #WeAreSpire pic.twitter.com/1D4sIvwRen

— Spire (@spire_energy) July 5, 2018

1/ Patriot Coal went bankrupt. Hidden in the company’s bankruptcy filings was a plan to use money for retired workers’ benefits to cover bankruptcy legal fees.

Our story shined a light on this: https://t.co/cNSC6l7kRZ

— ProPublica (@ProPublica) June 14, 2018

With violence continuing in Ferguson, Missouri, @AG_USA churches are joining others in prayer and reaching out. http://t.co/J9limHSvbl

— Charisma News (@charisma_news) August 19, 2014

Missouri primary election live resultshttps://t.co/8nXGdcUHFi

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 8, 2018

Welcome to another primary night. Catch up with live results in:

Ohio https://t.co/TSt5UiA7Tn
Kansas https://t.co/5kk6Enr3I6
Michigan https://t.co/JTWUDoDFHk
Missouri https://t.co/BZeGQqUa1l
and Washington https://t.co/EQhR0gTg4z pic.twitter.com/1GX4dPfYaz

— POLITICO (@politico) August 7, 2018

.@Mizzou finance Professor John Howe's research on female-led companies was featured in a column in the @stltoday. #Business #StL https://t.co/CamFVDPIob

— Mizzou Business (@MizzouBusiness) April 26, 2018

The Mizzou BioJoint® Center recently received two grants totaling more than $2.5 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to research how BioJoint surgeries can help soldiers and civilians with knee and ankle injuries. Read more here: https://t.co/Rc9f01Lmyu pic.twitter.com/4dh7eub1CI

— MU Medicine (@mumedicine) April 24, 2018

MU Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor Giovanna Guidoboni her research group’s most recent breakthrough came when their theoretical predictions in the realm of glaucoma were confirmed by a population-based study of nearly 10,000 subjects. https://t.co/8CjKwcUkrz

— Mizzou Engineering (@mizzouengineer) July 11, 2018

This initiative will study creating more opportunities for food, beverage & forest product manufacturing in Missouri. https://t.co/Ea14C4a3QC

— MU CAFNR (@cafnr) August 1, 2018

Crop and forage production budgets for Missouri are available from the University of Missouri crop resource guide: https://t.co/H8c9lp7D1k

— MU Commercial Ag (@MUCommAg) March 21, 2018

FAPRI's 2018 Baseline Outlook is now available on our website: https://t.co/pcbiquoSlW pic.twitter.com/Ezw5LTflEt

— FAPRI-MU (@FAPRI_MU) March 8, 2018

A volcano with a unique voice? Read more here: https://t.co/hniUtjmMzi pic.twitter.com/Yq1iBZlSg9

— MU Life Sci Center (@BondLifeSci) June 28, 2018

Dr. Ruthie Angelovici @angelovicir has been awarded an NSF grant to uncover genetic basis of amino acids in seeds https://t.co/kbHIB7gYzM @NSF @NSF_BIO #arabidopsis #aminoacids #plants #biofortification #quantitativegenetics pic.twitter.com/zy43vrRCxA

— MizzouBiology (@MizzouBiology) June 13, 2018

Soda or pop? MU English Prof. Matthew Gordon breaks down regional dialects in this fascinating article! A Nebraska accent? We don't 'pahk the cah,' but we do talk funny. Listen https://t.co/D0p1YqumMe via @owhnews

— MizzouAandS (@MizzouAandS) August 3, 2018

. @WashUengineers researchers study locusts for insights into how olfactory inputs are ultimately interpreted: https://t.co/hDBOf0LqBk

— GEN (@GENbio) August 3, 2018

Do we have unrealistic expectations for #selfdriving cars? Professor Sanjoy Baruah weighs in: https://t.co/p4Tz23P81i @Kyle_L_Wiggers @VentureBeat

— WashU Engineering (@WashUengineers) July 30, 2018

On @CNN this morning, Olin's @DrPatSportsBiz talks about the enormous influence of streaming media on the #fifaworldcup. "This is how the next generation consumes content." pic.twitter.com/r0kNcEMOHR

— WashU Business (@WUSTLbusiness) July 2, 2018

In posting my top strategy books from '17, want to give a particular shout out to "How Innovation Really Works" by Professor Anne Marie Knott. Breakthrough research re: valuing R&D productivity. My Amazon review https://t.co/wGLbawJVMA and the book https://t.co/Qvx3vSfhv5. pic.twitter.com/nQI1ncKONt

— Matt Bergman (@mdbergman36) January 24, 2018

Professor @RESachs discusses the administration's blocking of states from carrying out a policy that might actually make a dent in the drug-cost problem in this @nytimes column. https://t.co/n9VmGG1IQc

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) July 18, 2018

Constitutional law attorney Floyd Abrams keynote address at First Amendment in the Digital Age Conference, @mizzoulaw hosts – LIVE on C-SPAN2 https://t.co/qyN9JxiWaz pic.twitter.com/TJX745M3vj

— CSPAN (@cspan) April 6, 2018

According to #WashU researchers, the sheer number of wolf spiders in the Arctic could help buffer some effects of warming on decomposition. https://t.co/S7B7gDEbuj pic.twitter.com/JbrTt1wNjI

— WUSTL Arts&Sciences (@WUSTLArtSci) August 3, 2018

Could a shrimp hold the secret to keeping Cardinals pitchers healthy? With the help of @WashUengineers, the answer might be yes. Read the story in @stltoday: https://t.co/0fqdbRMeXe

— WUSTLnews (@WUSTLnews) August 3, 2018

Meat allergy is upending longstanding assumptions about how allergies — of all types — work. “Maybe our paradigm is wrong,” Dr. Maya Jerath, prof. of medicine, tells @nytimes. https://t.co/leAqqyrID7

— Washington U. Med (@WUSTLmed) July 31, 2018

Institute Scholar in the News: Dr. Glenn Stone is featured in this article discussing the debate around genetically modified foods. More: https://t.co/MHyeIfkZSV #GMOs #foodsafety #health

— WUSTL Public Health (@WUSTLpubhealth) July 30, 2018

Missouri Vol.4 (Kansas City)

"As host, Kansas City will showcase how strategic investments in education and infrastructure have created a thriving business-friendly climate." https://t.co/Nevk7Viyxp

— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) July 30, 2018

Strong employment growth in #KansasCity's #advindustries, over 7% per yr from '13-'15https://t.co/r0jewi4DFZ

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) September 4, 2016

The nation’s big cities are losing population, while areas in the Midwest, such as Columbus, Cincinnati, and Kansas City, are seeing their populations rise. Demographer William Frey breaks down the numbers and their implications. https://t.co/BPpmr9hVsF pic.twitter.com/2kcis5q6G3

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) June 1, 2018

How one city is using evidence to address sprawl & segregation: http://t.co/p9l2XENC1g #KansasCity #KC pic.twitter.com/wSzVLgAAFi

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) September 10, 2015

Demographic Shifts Keeping Kansas City Suburbs and Urban Core Viable https://t.co/sy9AsN75CX pic.twitter.com/AzIRlPfaXe

— Urban Land Institute (@UrbanLandInst) February 6, 2018

Suburban living dominates Kansas City-area market, according to report https://t.co/qmbZpKOUDE (via @KatyBergen)

— Urban Land Institute (@UrbanLandInst) December 7, 2016

Lessons from #HurricaneHarvey #disaster #insurance #riskmanagement https://t.co/XLtg7wbRvl

— Tate McCoy (@tatermccoy) August 2, 2018

In our second quarter webinar, the Investment Management Team shares their insights and analysis on current economic and market conditions, the evolving trade environment, possible impact and outlook for the mid-term elections and a forecast update. https://t.co/fLu8rY5dg6

— UMB Bank (@UMBBank) August 9, 2018

@GrandviewMOPD K9 Ace got the gift of safety thanks to @Go2theDogs_org and some generous #ButcherGreeneElementary school kids. Thanks to @Royals @GailsHD and @butlerbuildings for supporting Ace and the #PublicSafetyChaplains! #WeAreGrandview pic.twitter.com/uzYaIVN9JI

— City of Grandview (@CityofGrandview) May 21, 2018

Members of #HNTB's Kansas City office served as judges at the 67th Greater Kansas City Science and Engineering Fair, April 4-7. HNTB also served as a category sponsor for the event. The fair included over 800 projects from 92 schools across the Kansas City Metro area. pic.twitter.com/mw5Mdf0t7w

— HNTB (@HNTBCorp) April 19, 2018

Managing change within your organization? Follow these four steps for a smooth transition process. https://t.co/gjXBGZAwUX

— Cerner (@Cerner) August 5, 2018

Via @KCBizJournal: @Hallmark named one of the best employers for women in the U.S. https://t.co/7DbP2eOb6I pic.twitter.com/yE7AsIVTyU

— KCUR (@kcur) July 27, 2018

When Kansas City, Missouri, faced federal requirements to improve local stream water quality – by reducing frequency and volume of sewer overflows – it began implementing green stormwater infrastructure. Learn more about this solution. https://t.co/lnUspYb97W pic.twitter.com/npTuPeLNq5

— Burns & McDonnell (@BurnsMcDonnell) August 8, 2018

Marfrig Global Foods has reached an agreement to acquire 51% of the membership interests in US processor National Beef Packing Company for US$969 million: https://t.co/ZOa6ESY0Fh #beef #USA pic.twitter.com/VTqsJCfgvI

— Global Meat News (@Globalmeatnews) April 10, 2018

When DST Systems Inc. laid off workers in Kansas City last month after an acquisition, a local economic-development group had an online job site up within 24 hours to help workers connect directly with employers. https://t.co/ffzqq7zyb4

— MW Urban Strategies (@midwestworkers) August 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/kcstreetcar/status/1014547929242263552

Cover Story: The @KCStreetcar rolls toward Midtown as nearby #KansasCity businesses prepare for pain and progress. https://t.co/vP7f2uQNOO pic.twitter.com/FFGtGNK9UG

— KC Business Journal (@KCBizJournal) June 25, 2018

Kansas City led the nation in providing access to jobs by transit in 2017, likely due to the @KCStreetcar. 42 of the 49 largest metros showed increases in job accessibility by transit, acc to a U MN study @UMNAccOb @KCMO https://t.co/p7gZZkn8Ym pic.twitter.com/Wvym1SnFLh

— Federal Transit Admn (@FTA_DOT) June 27, 2018

Kansas City officials are bullish on the smart city trend. https://t.co/paAA37KBYt

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) February 13, 2017

3 Ways Kansas City Tech Advanced Thanks to Being First to Google Fiber http://t.co/wbDxPj9IRj pic.twitter.com/ykaT6zzX8r

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) March 29, 2015

New Google Fiber Expansion Ups Kansas City’s Tech Rep http://t.co/nV4aRKk406 pic.twitter.com/Bnq8Ochl4N

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) November 23, 2014

How Will Kansas City Run Its Plugged-In, Sensor-Filled Future? https://t.co/rMUslTW5Di pic.twitter.com/0aDMbQWMWb

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) October 6, 2015

Kansas City @bcycle takes to @neighborly with mini-crowdfunding campaigns to pay for bike stations http://t.co/yEqSgCpd0D

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) January 16, 2014

Kansas City Streetcar Sparks Half a Billion In Investment, But Is That Its Main Purpose? http://t.co/znJb9L3bjy #EquityFactor #transit

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) December 2, 2013

The Push: Though not a finalist, @MayorSlyJames says Kansas City will move ahead with its #MayorsChallenge submission http://t.co/x9SZpFq58j

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) February 26, 2013

Kansas City Plans for Inclusive Bus Rapid Transit Expansion https://t.co/h2MtmM9J9C pic.twitter.com/XYsW1LfAJR

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 16, 2016

Kansas City’s landmark Union Station could be the hub for 22 miles of light rail. http://t.co/zNXLg56B2Z pic.twitter.com/OLle0Fr6eT

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) June 23, 2014

Can Kansas City Reconnect to Its Jazz District Roots? http://t.co/blBjFioias pic.twitter.com/bAKj7EO472

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) May 20, 2015

Austin, Denver, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Columbus, Kansas City and Portland selected for DOT Smart City Challenge. https://t.co/T7DjlqBLXo

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) March 15, 2016

San Francisco, Kansas City Aim to Get Smarter About Electric Vehicles https://t.co/XB4zCo7MCX pic.twitter.com/siPdGOeqta

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 15, 2015

What makes a smart city smart? Read more about Kansas City's definition of a smart city on City Lab: https://t.co/IRrX4qsPQz

— IGLUS (@IGLUSEPFL) September 7, 2017

The rejection of streetcar expansion in Kansas City may be a lesson to other cities http://t.co/g4XSg1RuMY

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 25, 2014

The $295 million mall taxpayers bought Kansas City http://t.co/yITjAysItx via @NextCityOrg pic.twitter.com/vXNzr9GV5g

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 18, 2015

Cincinnati, Kansas City, and other cities are banking on streetcars to keep their resurgent downtowns booming https://t.co/Fkg2tm4WqX pic.twitter.com/7A13eJiO78

— CityLab (@CityLab) September 29, 2016

Kansas City, Missouri now prohibits drivers from "intimidating or injuring" walkers and bikers http://t.co/9bpkhisqsG

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 7, 2014

Kansas City's World Series celebration showed up on weather radar https://t.co/31hKO5WVeI pic.twitter.com/UlgN7l3X54

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 3, 2015

Can Kansas City come together to save its troubled east side? https://t.co/aykff8hmmp pic.twitter.com/AnYmY3R6ql

— CityLab (@CityLab) May 2, 2017

Playground inequality in Kansas City http://t.co/0BKhHPyFzz via @emilymbadger

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 25, 2013

St. Louis and Kansas City join the fight for a $15 minimum wage http://t.co/SByX4WWPgo pic.twitter.com/ovTP590TEA

— CityLab (@CityLab) June 3, 2015

How a “ghost bike” memorial in St. Louis sparked a global movement http://t.co/TIwcPx3m2C #Cityreads from @grist pic.twitter.com/TAMfzxdypX

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 8, 2015

Disney almost built an indoor theme park in St. Louis https://t.co/3ffbifXimu pic.twitter.com/ld4I7hVM9C

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 11, 2015

This week's #BigFix topic is arts districts. First up, a look at the Kansas City Jazz District's authenticity problem http://t.co/iiz7HVjC

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 21, 2012

Kansas City's Internet is about to get 100 times faster – now, it's got to figure out how to harness that power http://t.co/ZiMkHs3C

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 20, 2011

Why did Memphis's blues district succeed while Kansas City's jazz district fizzled? http://t.co/b1TDxEth A conversation with John Elkington.

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 15, 2012

In light of this weekend's tragedy in Kansas City, @Richard_Florida takes a look at the geography of U.S. gun violence: http://t.co/HqIqcOSs

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 4, 2012

We spy E-Scholars alums on this list! Congrats! #weknewyouwhen https://t.co/HwpguovARO

— Regnier Institute (@UMKC_RIEI) September 1, 2017

💯!!!! https://t.co/e3epS7o6xT

— UMKC Pharmacy School (@UMKCpharmacy) April 14, 2018

Thanks to all who helped us celebrate the Heart & Soul of #entrepreneurship at @KauffmanCenter last night!https://t.co/1kr7a95JoZ pic.twitter.com/3YNI5dAlHw

— UMKC Bloch School (@UMKCBloch) December 6, 2017

Daniel McIntosh, UMKC Distinguished Associate Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics @UMKC_CAS, talked to @fox4kc about an asteroid that's doing something unusual. The story – "Experts spot asteroid from another solar system orbiting sun": https://t.co/k4XqbbzkEA via @PatMcGFox4KC

— UMKC (@UMKansasCity) May 22, 2018

Check out the trashcan volcano demo @UMKC_Geosci Professor Graettinger did this morning 🌋 https://t.co/t1l3OXZLaC #rubberducky #explosion

— UMKC Arts & Sciences (@UMKC_CAS) July 21, 2017

My latest Ahead of the Curve legal education newsletter looks at law journal innovation and features @YaleLawSch @UCLA_Law & @UMKCLaw. https://t.co/rNwa5C9IRQ

— Karen Sloan (@KarenSloanNLJ) July 31, 2018

UMKC law professor David Achtenburg says the new SCOTUS justice replacing Anthony Kennedy could place landmark rulings like Roe v Wade and gay marriage into play in a new SCOTUS #SCOTUS pic.twitter.com/c6Jyw4TpYb

— Micheal Mahoney (@KCMikeMahoney) June 27, 2018

Check out the video of Kourtney being told she just won a check to cover her tuition and other expenses! https://t.co/wNzFFmijGW

— UMKC Law (@UMKCLaw) May 23, 2018

1940 alum of @UMKansasCity @UMKCLaw. Department of CJC and @UMKC_CAS endowed a memorial scholarship in 2015 https://t.co/kIE8NyYcui https://t.co/4sLCa4qSGc

— Ken Novak (@KenNovak_1) July 19, 2018

UMKC Chancellor C. Mauli Agrawal says school is all in for Main St. streetcar extension, including financially. $$$ TBD https://t.co/ajMaA4W8Hr #readlocal

— Bill Turque (@bturque) July 26, 2018

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) awarded the Vision Research Center at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine a $1.94 million grant to develop a novel approach for treating patients suffering end-stage glaucoma. https://t.co/1yK0N84VKQ pic.twitter.com/lu3uTc4vD0

— UMKC Med School (@UMKCmedschool) April 27, 2018

This cap had to be caught on video! pic.twitter.com/Ht3N32d2Ou

— UMKC SCE (@UMKCSCE) May 13, 2018

Plan to watch the Solar Eclipse on 8/21? Protect your eyes with a pair of eclipse glasses from the @UMKCBookstore https://t.co/qz6X6q0WRG

— UMKC Arts & Sciences (@UMKC_CAS) August 2, 2017

Learn more about @umkcenactus member Salem Habte and her family's coffee shop mission @revocup @Enactus_USA https://t.co/0tIiOyPxPS

— Ben Williams (@BwilliamsJD) March 21, 2018

An exciting update from our #educatetoelevate project! Read below and click on the link to see the Phase One construction and updates on the Ogwuokwu school!: https://t.co/NOItRydUt5 pic.twitter.com/2osGwmEhc0

— UMKC Enactus (@umkcenactus) April 3, 2018

The UM System is proud to have all four of our campuses, @Mizzou, @UMKansasCity, @MissouriSandT and @umsl, ranked among the ten "best value" colleges in the state of Missouri. Read more: https://t.co/kV9UuEVF8A

— UM System (@umsystem) May 15, 2018

Missouri Vol.3 (St. Louis)

St. Louis’ #agtech industry acclaimed in new Brookings report https://t.co/Sheq4zi701 via @stlouisbiz @39NorthSTL @BrookingsMetro #STLNews

— Danforth Center (@DanforthCenter) July 25, 2018

🎧 @berubea1 talks about the potential of older industrial cities (e.g., St. Louis, Baltimore, Birmingham) based on his research with @cecile_m_murray https://t.co/qtoKRIXcMN @BrookingsMetro

— Brookings Podcasts (@policypodcasts) May 11, 2018

Mid-tech jobs contradict the common narrative of coastal tech dominance, as they compose more than one-quarter of all tech employment in numerous Midwestern metros, such as Columbus, St. Louis, Detroit, and Nashville. https://t.co/SPTmupIjWw

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) July 16, 2018

St. Louis is an "American Middleweight" finding success in global economy, through @BioSTL and @STLPartnership: https://t.co/zdJTJ5TeLJ

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) May 24, 2017

Older industrial cities like St. Louis, Detroit, and Cincinnati are promising anchors for mitigating rising regional inequality. @berubea1 explains in a new blog. https://t.co/8rIbe24Egk

— Brookings Metro (@BrookingsMetro) April 23, 2018

Job growth in the St. Louis region shown in blue here http://t.co/dQKSUbikma via @BrookingsMetro #jobsprawl pic.twitter.com/bx6nDV2xNI

— StreetsblogSTL (@StreetsblogSTL) March 27, 2015

In 2015, Detroit's property tax foreclosure rate was 3,949 properties per 100,000 people, compared with 52 per 100,000 for New York City and 197 per 100,000 in St. Louis County, Missouri. More: https://t.co/Q9s0iCAzFg

— Urban Institute (@urbaninstitute) July 11, 2018

The same day Segregation in St. Louis: #dismantlingthedivide released its "index of exclusivity," @urbaninstitute released new data on inclusivity in St. Louis. We rank 238 out of 274 cities nationwide. We've got work to do: https://t.co/MDQ73Vw7yQ pic.twitter.com/6mGdlEwCY5

— Health Equity Works (@healthequitywks) May 2, 2018

Good morning! What do Central Indiana, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Syracuse, and Upstate SC have in common? All successfully implemented regional cluster initiatives in diverse industries. Read the nat'l report: https://t.co/vfwKHiTUu6 @rmdonahue @joeparilla @BrookingsMetro @timjnowak pic.twitter.com/JkjkdtdQ04

— STLPartnership (@STLPartnership) July 25, 2018

@BrookingsMetro new analysis of older industrial cities lists Baltimore as one of 16 "Strong" cities achieving high marks on prosperity and inclusion. Other cities in this group include Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St. Louis https://t.co/Vpy1T3C6uL

— 21st Century Cities (@21stCenturyCity) April 19, 2018

Our mid-Missouri natural gas customers can rely on clean, affordable and efficient energy, thanks to recent investments and updates in our system. For more about our reliable initiatives, visit https://t.co/a6jD63VvE9. pic.twitter.com/5VIAYhLouQ

— Ameren Missouri (@AmerenMissouri) August 9, 2018

Scottrade Center is now @Enterprise Center. #EnterpriseCenter https://t.co/gaTlro9xVm pic.twitter.com/lRfJlA89LP

— Enterprise Center (@Enterprise_Cntr) May 21, 2018

ICYMI: Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski appeared on CNBC this morning to share his positive outlook for both Stifel and the economy in the second half of 2018.

: https://t.co/952CuNqH1x

— Stifel (@Stifel) July 31, 2018

Two Rivers Electric and Mechanical needed a more efficient way to pull wire – and that’s where Graybar SmartReel® came in: https://t.co/98eEeiOHft pic.twitter.com/vvuw9kHnRV

— Graybar (@Graybar) August 7, 2018

Congratulations to the team at Arnold MCC Can Plant, the winner of our “How Much Water Can You Save?” Water Conservation Competition, and in particular John Allen, whose idea saved 17 million gallons of water. Learn more about our the competition: https://t.co/kTcU82OzSM pic.twitter.com/q9NMpewOmW

— Anheuser-Busch (@AnheuserBusch) July 25, 2018

Kohlberg & Company has completed its acquisition of Tyson Foods’ frozen bakery business, including the Sara Lee, Van’s, Chef Pierre and Bistro Collection brands https://t.co/7U8spjKDnC #food #business pic.twitter.com/H6JSnn6FQr

— Baking & Snack (@BakingSnackMag) August 5, 2018

Former Cassidy Turley CEO launches $30 million real estate fund: https://t.co/87JAVW0H0A

— STLBusinessJournal (@stlouisbiz) October 31, 2017

Learn about how we achieve these prescription drug savings for patients here: https://t.co/xqIF1lV4Bw pic.twitter.com/uG76iBA8vf

— Express Scripts (@ExpressScripts) August 8, 2018

Have you heard? Our corporate partners @atmosenergy and @energyinsights won the Corporate Team Award at @Franklin2morrow's annual celebration. And we're proud of our longtime corporate partner @Publix and our YAC coordinator Allie Arnette!

Learn more: https://t.co/x2W0KW06EL pic.twitter.com/N8aAhJnK5Q

— United Way of Williamson County (@UWwilliamsonCo) July 30, 2018

We are so proud to be recognized as one of the 2018 Top Workplaces by @stltoday!

— Commerce Bank (@CommerceBank) July 11, 2018

…do you mean…a muffie? https://t.co/1SModoooa4

— Panera Bread (@panerabread) June 26, 2018

All of us here at @CallCPC St. Louis want to say a HUGE thank you to our great drivers. Happy Driver Appreciation Week! pic.twitter.com/I7GMmbLc1C

— CPC Logistics Inc. (@CallCPC) September 13, 2017

RT https://t.co/005zBLPj76

— Peabody (@peabodyenergy) August 6, 2018

If batteries played football, Energizer would have all 5 rings. 🐐 #GOAT #StillGoing https://t.co/OSLZxvG9fM

— Energizer (@Energizer) February 2, 2018

Wow, check out the last 6 months of #construction progress on the @WashUcampusnext project in this terrific 60-second #video. https://t.co/5hv3ppsG9K #WashU #CampusNext #STL #TransformingSTL pic.twitter.com/w3leoFHNF7

— McCarthy Building Co (@McCarthyBuild) July 27, 2018

Two of our employees were honored in St. Louis. Read their stories and meet our Q1 winners: http://t.co/GoaD591WLc pic.twitter.com/gYZN317vkG

— Whelan Security (@WhelanSecurity) July 21, 2015

@WashUSurgery congratulates Nicholas Kouchoukos, first ever John M. Shoenberg Emeritus Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery! @WUSTLmed @BJC_HealthCare @MissouriBaptist pic.twitter.com/B1GFgCobip

— Wash U Surgery (@WashUSurgery) August 8, 2018

Emerson President Ed Monser says the region's STEM education needs to improve for St. Louis to be more competitive nationally and globally. https://t.co/sEjpWmyO4g

— STLBusinessJournal (@stlouisbiz) June 22, 2018

.@EdwardJones, thank you for being our Missouri Dugout Sponsor. #MajorLegBaseball pic.twitter.com/oeuOH73qgR

— STL Regional Chamber (@STLRegChamber) June 14, 2018

Way to go @TheOrvisCompany, you’ve designed the perfect workspace – one with pets! Love to see companies with #PetsAtWork in their DNA too! https://t.co/fAE45dp8ea

— Purina (@Purina) February 27, 2018

Congrats to @BJC_HealthCare, @MedStarStMarys, @texashealth & @vailmedical for their recognition from @TJCommission. We're honored to work with The Joint Commission in transforming the way eCQMs are submitted by hospitals across the U.S. #healthIT #healthcare https://t.co/NNyU4IzPIC

— Apervita, Inc. (@apervita) August 7, 2018

Centene CEO, Michael Neidorff, moderates the @NatUrbanLeague #SaveOurCities plenary “Ferguson: From Anger to Action” https://t.co/iBg15W2VNt

— Centene (@Centene) July 28, 2017

Medical Minute – A @slucare breast surgeon talks about new technology for treating breast cancer at @SLUHospital https://t.co/yBIQUBXzyV via @fox2now

— SLUHealthNews (@SLUHealthNews) August 5, 2018

A great article from @EmilyNonko and @NextCityOrg on the community-focused design approach to our winning proposal for the Chouteau Greenway in #stlouis — "New Greenway Will Surface St. Louis History Instead of Paving over It" https://t.co/jFwQC5IF1s

— Stoss (@stosslu) June 29, 2018

St. Louis to Deliver Healthcare at the Train Station https://t.co/R4mYlm9z8J pic.twitter.com/xgLgKwyJMT

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 14, 2016

St. Louis residents may soon be able to keep more chickens and rabbits in their backyards. https://t.co/SURNCoMm3t pic.twitter.com/eHqSOhrYvJ

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) June 12, 2017

Boosting St. Louis, in Style http://t.co/gWsaTwlgq4 #STL pic.twitter.com/iqZDqPVy4r

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) September 27, 2014

Designers Offer Fair Housing Ideas for St. Louis Region https://t.co/afH85bnBX5 pic.twitter.com/vzlgCfmQxg

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) January 14, 2017

Can a suburban developer's vision for 2,200 parcels of North St. Louis match the hopes and needs of the residents? http://t.co/5YnrfdBkAi

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) October 5, 2013

St. Louis’ downtown riverfront is on the verge of a transformation. http://t.co/IhPCiSdvuC

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 11, 2013

Daily blog: Making the case for fewer wards, more accountability in St. Louis http://t.co/rHcO4LjH (via @nextSTL)

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) May 3, 2012

Is St. Louis a safer city in 2011 than in 1971? How are we supposed to know? http://t.co/WJMbeoNS via partner @nextstl

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) January 17, 2012

St. Louis Voters Choose Transit Over New Stadium https://t.co/axSRsq62Xu pic.twitter.com/8LEgbUdQIq

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 9, 2017

Twitter founder @jack holds small business forum in St. Louis w/ words from @MayorSlay. http://t.co/JnWgxxFfc0 #letstalk

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 30, 2013

Applications for this year's Next American Vanguard in St. Louis are now open: http://t.co/cSyxmC2r

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) July 9, 2012

Mixed-Income Housing Grant Adds a New Layer to St. Louis Development Saga http://t.co/G9Yh4RjE74 pic.twitter.com/dtmRwLP4Jg

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) February 28, 2015

The average household income in Clinton-Peabody, $7,200, is the lowest in St. Louis public housing. https://t.co/IzETxhcyfZ

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 6, 2016

The Invisible St. Louis Is Now in Plain Sight – http://t.co/AhkTORyYY8 pic.twitter.com/C2KXvnWr8s

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 20, 2014

Over 100 St. Louis businesses have vowed to continue paying workers at least $10 an hour. https://t.co/dr1oOzaJhS

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 9, 2017

Commercial investment and residential buy-in are helping some St. Louis neighborhoods rebound, but the disparities between neighborhoods are stark https://t.co/GUJ594JsxP pic.twitter.com/6uYZrPj1ZP

— CityLab (@CityLab) April 3, 2018

St. Louis' Gateway Arch gets a revamp, and a new identity https://t.co/h1pk70Wx2s pic.twitter.com/ulBkjV2Lh7

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 27, 2018

What is it, exactly, that characterizes the St. Louis accent? Here's a primer https://t.co/aV39XH9elN pic.twitter.com/GNfqLF4A4H

— CityLab (@CityLab) November 17, 2016

The simple philosophy behind St. Louis's spectacular central library renovation http://t.co/YQAICkkSC8

— CityLab (@CityLab) April 12, 2013

This time last year, the Mississippi River around St. Louis was 20 ft deeper. The drought may halt shipping http://t.co/oP8A0q48

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 23, 2012

New evidence of a "sprawling metropolis" that existed in East St. Louis from 1000-1300 A.D. http://t.co/qpYnhcNk via @e_jaffe

— CityLab (@CityLab) January 3, 2012

The necessity of reunifying St. Louis City and St. Louis County http://t.co/cD5NKgIQGg

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 19, 2014

St. Louis' Pruit-Igoe housing project was a complete flop. But the area it was built on is becoming valuable. http://t.co/2Gw42vBH0b

— CityLab (@CityLab) August 26, 2014

St. Louis has the largest Bosnian population outside of Bosnia. Here's how that happened http://t.co/6eb0aF6v

— CityLab (@CityLab) February 15, 2013

St. Louis’s long line to a voucher is a testament to the pent-up demand for affordable housing https://t.co/n6VxD2YF3a pic.twitter.com/woMKcqCds7

— CityLab (@CityLab) March 7, 2018

6 houses of worship have been set on fire near St. Louis in the last month https://t.co/jYjG2rHUW0 via @TheAtlantic pic.twitter.com/GOXggUKeok

— CityLab (@CityLab) October 23, 2015

In Ferguson and St. Louis, an artist's quiet outrage http://t.co/9tMcJbEx4y pic.twitter.com/f16zV1pTMp

— CityLab (@CityLab) December 4, 2014

In cities like Jacksonville and St. Louis, maps of mortgage approvals and home values in black neighborhoods look the same as they did decades ago, before the passage of the landmark fair housing law https://t.co/SPvD628yzd

— CityLab (@CityLab) April 12, 2018

Strange cloud over St. Louis was actually enormous swarm of butterflies: http://t.co/JKiBL1aOp5 (via @CityLab) pic.twitter.com/JmvbYfXvhN

— Tom Weber (@webertom1) September 25, 2014

Federal health officials agree radioactive waste in St. Louis area may be linked to cancer: https://t.co/vTwAR0SRi6 pic.twitter.com/emua5nOKoC

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 7, 2018

Colorado Vol.3

Some thoughts on how the recent retirement of Justice Kennedy might affect the realm of higher education. https://t.co/LO34o0I1Ou https://t.co/LO34o0I1Ou

— UGGS at CU-Boulder (@UGGSatCU) June 28, 2018

We’re starting to see some real, negative consequences of the worst snowpack in decades—including concerns about water supply. Yet another reason why it is so important to #ActOnClimate. https://t.co/CZvL26gP5H

— Michael Bennet (@SenBennetCO) January 9, 2018

The new graduate program at @coschoolofmines is part of an aggressive bid to turn Colorado into the world’s epicenter for space resources, such as water, which could completely transform the state’s economy. https://t.co/21ouEzgrpX

— Westword (@DenverWestword) July 24, 2018

The #naturalgas and #oil Industry actively contributes to Colorado’s quality of life, education, health and economy. #copolitics #EnergyInColorado #oilandgasISColorado https://t.co/t6DWnYT4w0 pic.twitter.com/eKO4KYU7HW

— CO Petroleum Council (@COPetroCouncil) July 24, 2018

Colorado scored "A+." "A" or "A-" grades in the categories of workforce, economy, technology and innovation, and access to capital.

Great news for our state via @CNBC 'America's Top States for Business 2018' list.

h/t @9NEWS https://t.co/5P1sJcW4CZ

— Brighton EDC (@BrightonEDC) July 30, 2018

#ICYMI: Every state can value #families and work to help each member achieve more together. Watch the replay of @GovofCO and @reggiebicha on a #WashingtonDC panel hosted by @AspenInstitute where they share how #Colorado's lessons can be used everywhere.https://t.co/n3qZLDrbEu pic.twitter.com/vxBtMIZBvW

— CO DeptHumanServices (@CO_CDHS) April 17, 2018

Check out our take on the recent @UrbanLandInst article "Building Healthy Places: Three Models in Colorado" at http://t.co/K4obtuJGqh

— KEPHART (@KEPHARTarch) September 10, 2013

RT @planetizen: Colorado Releases New #Resiliency Guide for Local Governments https://t.co/GQzP4N4Q4D https://t.co/XcDtELizIo

— Engaging Cities (@EngagingCities) April 19, 2016

Oregon Bike Tax Attracts Interest of Influential Colorado State Senator https://t.co/GmYLTOW4zV via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/Wcel9QTdXy

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) August 1, 2017

Strong Opposition to Toll Lane Additions Expressed in Colorado https://t.co/euAEWafXGV via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/NMajhF05Xz

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) December 23, 2017

Colorado Could Be the Next State to Legalize the Idaho Stop https://t.co/1tOjgRDQzT via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/yMTz9uDBfm

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) February 4, 2017

Colorado Springs Transit Agency in Hot Water for Censoring Religious… https://t.co/cDPOmoBxJ4 via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/pzb9Kl0PiE

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) July 2, 2016

Colorado Releases New Resiliency Guide for Local Governments https://t.co/fTI6wR5Kff via @planetizen pic.twitter.com/jGynn4PE4o

— Dave Biggs (@davbiggs) April 16, 2016

Longmont, Colorado municipal internet has nation's fastest service!!https://t.co/0rU9ZiZl1J via @smartcitiesdive #Longmont #Internet #USAPoli

— Paul Ainslie (@cllrainslie) June 27, 2018

Lessons to learn from Colorado – Denver attracts highly skilled labor faster than any other US city https://t.co/RkSq0TiOxa @smartcitiesdive @misswinb2 @CityofDenver @DenChamber @CityOfBoise @BoiseChamber @BVEP

— Shiloh Holmes (@shilohholmes) April 17, 2018

Q&A: How the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance is pushing its members to 'advance faster together' https://t.co/sKk1nPbEcI via @smartcitiesdive

— Nautic Scepter (@nauticscepter) February 20, 2018

Did you know? Oil and natural gas are key ingredients in making your favorite outdoor clothing, from soft fleeces to waterproof GoreTex. Read more how Colorado's energy industry encourages everyone to explore our beautiful outdoors: https://t.co/AHUvt4iCNt

— CRED (@CREDorg) July 30, 2018

Lessons from down south: A community land trust with the goal of acquiring 700 homes throughout the Denver area may be ready to move on to another Colorado city. https://t.co/pwlPh96JpP via @NextCityOrg #landtrusts #affordablehousing

— Community Land Trust (@CLTrust) April 23, 2018

Completely agree @NextCityOrg! We have been implementing & promoting regional planning + coordination in Colorado. Clear Creek County leverages regional public/private service providers – to form partnerships to free up resources in their community https://t.co/pgfk4oQFyj https://t.co/YKX9KhJagv

— CPBB (@theCPBB) May 25, 2018

Purchasing co-ops help #smallbiz compete. Don't miss @NextCityOrg's shout-out to Colorado-grown @AmicusSolar: https://t.co/fHPahyyWDW.

— RMEOC (@rmeocenter) November 11, 2017

https://twitter.com/AAPremlall/status/568059068511711232
https://twitter.com/mollyrose_esq/status/732917944972419076

How Denver Is Becoming the Most Advanced Transit City in the West | @citylab / @grescoe – http://t.co/fG3DKRyHnG #Colorado #rail #CO #TOD

— RAIL Magazine (@RAILMag) June 24, 2014

A community in Colorado is experimenting with subsidized @lyft rides to #transit stations https://t.co/yDiUhdxAxP via @CityLab

— TransitScreen (@TransitScreen) July 28, 2017

Denver's #hotel industry is having a pretty great year – https://t.co/ozKjYSAgoS @Denverite #Denverneighborhood #Colorado #travel #travelindustry @downtownDenver @CBRE #convention @Airbnb #economy #commercialrealestate #realestate

— Usaj Realty (@UsajRealty) July 23, 2018

Report: As #income inequality rises across the country, Colorado's in the middle of the pack – https://t.co/K3JisVSthO @Denverite #Denver #Denverneighborhood #Colorado #economy #jobs #incomeinequality #employment #jobs #housing #realestate #downtownDenver

— Usaj Realty (@UsajRealty) July 25, 2018

The Next Frontier for the Rockies: Walkability http://t.co/CbS5BDHhfN #mountain #news #citylab #colorado

— surf+ (@surferpulse) August 23, 2015

Colorado’s outdoor recreation economy generates $28 billion in consumer spending annually, and contributes 229,000 direct jobs https://t.co/2clEAOCDaV

— Rockies Venture Club (@RockiesVenture) July 24, 2018

MT @brookingsmetro: A report on Colorado's aerospace industry, emblematic of the advanced industry sector http://t.co/9PlF00iv #AIColorado

— APPAM (@APPAM_DC) February 5, 2013

Startup GreenPal launches lawn mowing app into the gig economy market. Will you be using it? https://t.co/vP6hPY9lqT #gigeconomy #startups #lawncare #lawnmowing #lawnmower #uber

— Ecommerce Daily News (@EcommDailyNews) July 24, 2018

@business: The energy sector generated more than $13 billion and supported 150,000 jobs in Colorado last year. #Initiative97 would be a major blow to the state economy and mean a massive loss in jobs. https://t.co/qClnzsNmNK pic.twitter.com/wanb86Y5tK

— EnergyTomorrow (@EnergyTomorrow) July 23, 2018

Colorado is the driving force behind record energy production levels. Thanks to our strong energy economy, our state is poised to overtake California! Learn more: https://t.co/UtpNWY4636

— CRED (@CREDorg) July 24, 2018

It's great to see that #Colorado wants to grow the country's outdoor recreation economy via @TheAspenTimes https://t.co/qhmPJafKdg

— Newswire Colorado (@newswireCO) July 26, 2018

Colorado's #Economy Hums Along, Which Could Mean $1B In New Revenue https://t.co/rCL2f6EnJj #CO #EcoDev

— COBusinessForward (@COBizForward) July 27, 2018

Happy Colorado River Day! On July 25, 1921, the river was officially renamed from the "Grande" to the "Colorado". The Colorado supplies water to 30 million people and thousands of farms, and supports a $1.4 trillion-dollar economy and nearly 250,000 jobs. pic.twitter.com/p85lFQoOtL

— The Nature Connection (@NatureConnCO) July 25, 2018

Thanks @SenBennetCO + @SenCoryGardner for showing Colorado’s bipartisan support for the Land and Water Conservation Fund–the country’s premier program for protecting the places we love. Colorado leads the way in supporting nature + the economy. https://t.co/MQMzIentxz #SaveLWCF pic.twitter.com/8Ba05blV8W

— NatureConservancy CO (@Nature_Colorado) July 27, 2018

Navigating urban planning and water: @planetizen highlights our #Colorado #water work: http://t.co/NNcJit6Yoa

— Keystone Policy Ctr (@TheKeystoneCtr) July 2, 2015

Our latest research looks at the economic and fiscal impacts of proposed #Initiative97 and finds it would cause significant job losses across Colorado’s economy and greatly reduce state and local tax revenue. Read the full report: https://t.co/2ER1ixKhpN #copolitics #oilandgas pic.twitter.com/fuZZVI2i0S

— Common Sense Policy Roundtable (@CSPRColorado) July 27, 2018

Colorado economy one of the best in the US, yet Elementary school teachers salaries have fallen 15% over the last 15 yrs, below national avg. Voters who enacted #TABOR have a lot to do with it https://t.co/N420gLXguH

— Vaughn (@denkvs) July 31, 2018

The Denver Social Impact Bond provides 5 years of housing to 250 chronically homeless individuals in the form of vouchers that ensure affordable rent—no more than 30% of residents’ income. Learn more: https://t.co/ozOFZkTS7V #cohealth

— Keri Ann Jones (@KeriAnnJo) July 23, 2018

Anyone else surprised intl trade not showing up for Colorado and New Mexico? Hey @AEI … Colorado export a lot… https://t.co/JqLPlIuszU https://t.co/oN7zclrukF

— Multiv Riate (@Multiv8Riate) November 11, 2017

“The best weapon against propaganda and misinformation and information warfare is information…don’t believe everything you read.” —@FBI Director Christopher Wray https://t.co/NLiMWW8t18 #AspenSecurity

— The Aspen Institute (@AspenInstitute) July 30, 2018

“Every day I need to calibrate my rage with my optimism…as a black man in this country who lives with an extraordinary amount of privilege, I see what happens to people who don’t have my privilege.” —@darrenwalker, @FordFoundation president https://t.co/BfVZ3wjk4B #AspenAction

— The Aspen Institute (@AspenInstitute) July 28, 2018

What successful antipoverty efforts look like: A refreshing report from the Rocky Mountain State https://t.co/wNg5sGOQKB @AEIdeas @AEI #Colorado

— Jeb Bush, Jr. (@JebBushJr) June 23, 2018

Also, @urbaninstitute and Colorado have done some work in this area https://t.co/o360sFevlP and https://t.co/XPAne0y5s6

— SHADAC (@SHADAC) May 4, 2018

A bunch with 'most to gain' in Colorado: A little-publicized incentive in the new tax law could become America’s largest economic development program: https://t.co/Ha7s0Pecel via @urbaninstitute cc @hickforco @DonnaLynneCO @MayorHancock @david_edinger

— JB Holston (@jholston) March 20, 2018

Report from @urbaninstitute shows federal spending in #Colorado will decrease by 53% under #BCRA! #wealthcarebill https://t.co/MLrCl7EMLM

— CCLPnews (@CCLPnews) June 30, 2017

#BlueDotPlace in @DowntownCS has received national recognition by @UrbanLandInst for innovative urban design. Check out our blog, #CityCenterStories featuring one of Colorado Springs most awesome places to live. https://t.co/J8pIZZh1ia pic.twitter.com/RKFnIXPWBB

— Downtown Colorado Springs (@DowntownCS) March 28, 2018

#Westminster #Colorado one of 6 US cities that won a City Cultural #Diversity Award 2017 from @leagueofcities Congratulations. https://t.co/TpWlQ0vnYj

— Debbie Cannon (@USCISMediaColo) March 30, 2017

RT @NewUrbanism: Top read: How #Florida and #Colorado are trying to build smart cities from the ground up https://t.co/KQJAnneGb6

— Smart Cities México (@SmartCities_mx) August 9, 2016

Police body cameras: New @UrbanInstitute maps show how Colorado stacks up to other states. https://t.co/iyw6drQLuJ pic.twitter.com/99LzKS24sm

— CPR News (@NewsCPR) February 25, 2016

Colorado DOT schedules first work-zone autonomous vehicle tests https://t.co/35TaDq0GZU via @smartcitiesdive

— David O'Connor (@DaveOConnor_HCG) September 5, 2017

Colorado’s New Prison-Turned-Homeless Facility http://t.co/tPYyd3NA5r via @nextcityorg // Now *this* is an unusual adaptive use project.

— Saving Places (@SavingPlaces) September 4, 2013

Lawsuit Would Recognize the Human Rights of the Colorado River – https://t.co/8FT1KgE8ko via Planetizen

— KerrSmith (@kerrsmithdesign) October 3, 2017

@NextCityOrg has detailed a program underway in #Denver Colorado to help promote #ArffordableHousing amidst growing housing costs. Learn about how this voucher program is helping out many lower income families here: https://t.co/8rt9BPfttP pic.twitter.com/kVOZtx0h7V

— Econsult Solutions (@econsultsolutns) February 9, 2018

#RomanceScams are more common than you think! Our own Director of Marketing & Communications joins @DenverChannel to warn not to give your personal information to someone you've been talking to online, but have never met in person. https://t.co/J4sjNhbHKB #ValentinesDay #AskBBB

— Denver/Boulder BBB (@BBBDenver) February 14, 2018

Colorado is #3 but "why does america hate roundabouts"? via @CityLab https://t.co/VVh1oifDzq pic.twitter.com/51CP8Q6VRc

— Cully (@Cullom) March 10, 2016

@citylab maps shows Colorado average hourly wage to afford a 2-BRM apartment is $19.00+/hr https://t.co/nPdnyNTHFQ pic.twitter.com/i4kEZMAnJi

— OCE (@OCEconnects) April 26, 2016

Colorado Vol.2

What makes people want to pay taxes? Hear Professor Steinmo's take on @ColoradoMatters https://t.co/evXWruzJMt

— CU Political Science (@cuboulderpsci) December 11, 2017

Seeking permission to share a cell phone’s location often falls to third-party companies, leading to a "chained consent" process that likely violates Section 222 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Associate Clinical Prof. @blakereid comments in @WSJ. https://t.co/iclwfCADd0

— Colorado Law (@ColoLaw) July 16, 2018

Check out our latest blog by Sr Fellow Bob Hallman examining the Martinez case pending before the Colorado Supreme Court: "Colorado’s Responsibility to Protect the Public and the Environment from Adverse Impacts of Oil and Gas Development"#fracking https://t.co/Cg2wiwvm48 pic.twitter.com/EdQLMu86mV

— Getches Wilkinson (@CUBoulderGWC) July 17, 2018

Check out the impact of #SharedOwnership on the CESR blog, and get ready for fall's Conscious Capitalism Conference where we connect with leaders of the #coop community and learn about how this business model is changing business in Colorado. https://t.co/8RmwJSt539

— Leeds Business (@leedsbiz) July 19, 2018

From generating faculty buy-in to tracking student success, @laurakornish's four-part blog series details the @leedsbiz math redesign process from planning to early results. Read her first blog post here: https://t.co/krap220NLk #MathPathways pic.twitter.com/76y2ZK1Ugv

— CCA (@CompleteCollege) July 26, 2018

More than 200 #CUBoulder outreach programs connect with 500,000 Coloradans around the state. Find out how these programs are impacting your community: https://t.co/pkgtgtGQOj pic.twitter.com/Ajzv5mRwea

— CU Boulder Outreach (@CUOutreach) July 2, 2018

No 'Mad Max' internet following net-neutrality repeal, FCC commissioner tells Boulder conference https://t.co/5aouYe4dWr via @denbizjournal

— Silicon Flatirons (@SiliconFlatiron) February 12, 2018

Startup vibes are strong on and off campus. Look at this new report @bldrstartupweek @leedsbiz @catalyzecu @CUIdeaForge #cunvc https://t.co/wa05d5Jmpm

— InnovateCUBldr (@InnovateCUBldr) May 14, 2018

Congratulations to @specdrums on being acquired by @Sphero! https://t.co/Vb57k77zAw #startup #hustle #innovation

— Deming Center (@demingpulse) June 22, 2018

This fall, #CUBoulder plans to offer the world’s first MOOC-based graduate degree in electrical engineering. “In every discipline on campus our faculty are looking at new ways to teach and conduct research." – Provost Russell Moore. https://t.co/sejracFZ2U #CUBoulderNext pic.twitter.com/JOeubhruIt

— CU Boulder Next (@cubouldernext) July 10, 2018

We're excited to have @HarrisCorp as a partner and look forward to growing collaborative projects @CUBoulder. #AeroSpace https://t.co/8fx8UCh6Yi

— CU & Industry (@CUIndustry) May 12, 2017

A future career option for @cuengineering students highlighted after the tragedy in Miami … Forensic Structural Engineer. It takes understanding structural design, construction processes and some tips from Sherlock Holmes to solve a mystery. https://t.co/O25hbH94os

— CU Idea Forge (@CUIdeaForge) March 27, 2018

#ThemeParks in the UK and @CocaCola are offering instant incentives for #recycling.https://t.co/41tHWydmtL

— CU-Boulder EVEN (@CUEVEN) July 25, 2018

The U.S. National #Ice #Core Laboratory (NICL) is a National #Science Foundation (@NSF) facility for storing, curating, and studying over 8000 samples of #meteoric ice cores recovered from the #glaciated regions of the world. We tour in Sept! #USGS https://t.co/VCI2pwcH6F

— CO-LABS (@ColoradoCOLABS) July 24, 2018

#CUBoulder researchers have developed a free app that lets parents know when their kids are being bullied online. https://t.co/mxp4vKykEP

— CU Boulder News (@CUBoulderNews) June 11, 2018

Awesome visual data of national water use by @USGS No surprise, much if the West’s water use goes toward irrigation. https://t.co/nt6lTlkLMq

— CWEST Communications (@cwestcolorado) June 20, 2018

ATOC Profs. Karnauskas (@OceansClimateCU) and Lundquist @NatureGeosci paper https://t.co/MGq2YR5fpg discussed in @washingtonpost this week. Wind energy is supposed to help fight climate change. It turns out climate change is fighting back. https://t.co/QJJIygbO3N

— ATOC at CU-Boulder (@CUBoulderATOC) December 15, 2017

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— ATOC at CU-Boulder (@CUBoulderATOC) July 25, 2017

#Heat getting to you? Coldest place on Earth Is colder than scientists thought (@NSIDC study) https://t.co/DHSjUrg83z #Antarctic #weather #climate pic.twitter.com/X6HJGk2lwW

— NCAR Science (@NCAR_Science) June 26, 2018

The @NWSCPC increased the chance of #ElNiño between December 2018 and February 2019 to 70 percent. Learn all about El Niño and its impacts in our #UCARSciEd #TeachingBox! https://t.co/Y74Ek9LoEq pic.twitter.com/BrurXefLim

— UCARSciEd (@UCARSciEd) July 12, 2018

New research, co-authored by NSIDC scientist Ted Scambos, finds that #seaice loss & ocean wave action can trigger rapid ice shelf disintegration in #Antarctica. https://t.co/lqxZz1LP4B @naturenews @INSTAAR @AusAntarctic @otago @UniofAdelaide @BOM_au #icebergs #iceshelf pic.twitter.com/y2bBW93c11

— NSIDC News (@NSIDC) June 15, 2018

Antarctica has lost 2.71 trillion tons of ice. Here’s what that looks like. https://t.co/IGWp8CQLHb via @voxdotcom

— NSIDC News (@NSIDC) June 28, 2018

It was a trio of environmental extremes that triggered the record-breaking 2017 wildfire season. New assessment by CIRES/@EarthLabCU, @INSTAAR, @Columbia, and @uidaho. All the wildfire switches were flipped on last year—Fuel, aridity, ignition. https://t.co/078dURH93q pic.twitter.com/gYItUax9g1

— CIRES Communication (@CIRESnews) June 5, 2018

Changes in summertime #ozone, 2000–2015: Northern Colorado Front Range urban sites do not show the rate of decreasing higher percentile ozone as seen for the majority of urban areas across the U.S. during the past 1–2 decades. @INSTAAR @CUBoulder https://t.co/ZdltsXe9G5

— Elementa (@elementascience) July 27, 2018

Check out our latest Down to Earth interview, w/ @CUBoulder @INSTAAR paleoclimatologist Gifford Miller. https://t.co/nBoWF2IUce pic.twitter.com/jHpcWpbJfW

— EARTH Magazine (@earthmagazine) June 30, 2017

Important work from @yarrowaxford: MT @thenasciences: Greenland may be remote, but a new study in @PNASNews says that what happens to that ice sheet will matter to every coastal city. They're studying its historical sensitivity to warming.https://t.co/5PgPHBkIty

— INSTAAR (@INSTAAR) June 12, 2018

Heck yes! RT @CSDMS: Shout out to all female CSDMS scientists who are involved in mentoring the new generation; your efforts are worth it. Mentoring is an effective way of keeping women interested in STEM.
Welcoming Women into the Geosciences https://t.co/XwzTyCZA03

— INSTAAR (@INSTAAR) July 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/j_zelikova/status/974288609833508864

How did you do in school? Your genes tell much of the story: @CUBoulder researchers have role in groundbreaking genetics study: https://t.co/Ro4gXjwhVb via @dailycamera

— CU Arts and Sciences (@CUArtsSciences) July 24, 2018

CU Boulder #WinterSession students got caught in a different type of traffic this week while they study at Yellowstone National Park! #CUinYellowstone https://t.co/DP24285XtN

— CU Continuing Ed (@cucontinuinged) January 11, 2018

12 (of many other) buildings on the #CUBoulder campus that are enabling students, faculty and staff to drive what's Next. #CUBoulderNext https://t.co/3ZjicLtFwB pic.twitter.com/hCOXTcvaBc

— CU Boulder Next (@cubouldernext) July 11, 2018

Seeking the steeps but not the steep prices? @TWSNOW investigates how lift tickets became so high. Assoc. prof. Mark Gasta explains that pricing in the industry was more than a fight for market share but instead rewarding loyalty and early decision making. https://t.co/yvN7bFbv2m

— Department of HDNR (@csu_hdnr) June 6, 2018

James Iacino received dual degrees in business and #PoliticalScience, and his MBA from @ColoradoStateU Check out his rise to CEO of @SeattleFishCo https://t.co/QWrwvT6VXp pic.twitter.com/7SkJdKo3y3

— CSUPoliSciDept (@CSUPoliSci) February 16, 2018

In @HarvardBiz, @ZacharysRogers, assistant prof of operations and supply chain management at CSU’s Biz School, sheds light on how 3rd-party vendors and contractors can expose major firms to cyberattacks, and what purchasing managers can do to help. https://t.co/HG0tHEBJbG

— CSU Business (@CSUCollegeOfBiz) July 12, 2018

.@coloradostateu and @newbelgium have partnered to bring veteran brewer, Jeff Biegert, on-board to oversee and instruct at CSU’s two new teaching breweries!#ColoradoState https://t.co/MRLYG8wlh6

— CSU Health Human Sci (@HealthHumanSci) July 16, 2018

.@WesternDairy: @CSUAlumni shine with the 2018 @NationalBQA Dairy Award! https://t.co/r1joHRPPbR #ColoradoState pic.twitter.com/n9mkxvBEO1

— CSU College of Ag (@CSUAgSci) February 16, 2018

Dryland wheat variety trial results for Burlington, Arapahoe, and Orchard are now posted! https://t.co/XKak8Jtktf pic.twitter.com/AvtZ90sGgX

— CSU Crops Testing (@CSUCrops) July 5, 2018

Targeting the Triple Threat: Interdisciplinary Experts Convene to Address Devastating Ecological Impacts of Invasive Winter Annual Grasses #cheatgrass @Interior @USFWS @USGS @CSUAgSci @usuextension @wsuext @USUExtForestry @Bayer4CropsUS @SRfirescience https://t.co/mgxkNRbvFZ pic.twitter.com/oZI4xMck6f

— Derek Sebastian (@DerekJSebastian) July 10, 2018

John Stromberger works through the first part of the 2017 Wheat Quality Council Samples. Last week he completed the evaluations of samples from our @csucrops variety trials, here is a direct link to the report – https://t.co/6qXn98v2HB. pic.twitter.com/RW2apGECqk

— Scott Haley (@CSUwheatguy) November 29, 2017

FFAR awards $4.4 million to researchers working in Colorado (@CSUAgSci), Michigan (@CANRatMSU), New York (@UAlbanySPH), Ohio (@cwrusom) & Texas (@SFCLocal) to improve interventions designed to enhance health & economic opportunities in urban communities. https://t.co/CuqSfAL448 pic.twitter.com/cxNeS7QHyu

— FFAR (@FoundationFAR) May 21, 2018

An interdisciplinary team of #ColoradoState researchers are tackling local and regional food systems, using Denver as their test subject. @sociologyCSU @CSUAgSci https://t.co/vn9Wrs7M72

— CSU Liberal Arts (@CSULiberalArts) May 29, 2018

"Without vets, farmers & the nation's food supply are more vulnerable to disease outbreaks. It also could mean sick & infected animals will increasingly go untested," said Dean Mark Stetter.https://t.co/A1kkUVU773

— CSUVetMed&BioScience (@CSUVetMedBioSci) July 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/CSUEngineering/status/1022859152308064256

Synthesizing a plastic-alternative polymer that is both biodegradable and bio-renewable?! You know that research is being done right here by the Chen Lab! @CSUNaturalSci @ColoradoStateU #polymers #chemistry #FortCollins https://t.co/iKEMW3B3dG pic.twitter.com/YqG5FqDkdK

— CSU Chemistry (@csu_chemistry) June 25, 2018

In order to achieve the target set by the Paris Agreement, the entire built environment must be carbon neutral by 2050.

Architecture 2030 is setting the standard for achieving this goal with the new ZERO Code for new building construction.

Learn more at https://t.co/OPJQahpcFY. pic.twitter.com/N4SvgJYLAB

— IBE at ColoState (@IBEatColoState) May 10, 2018

Cutting-edge innovations build the foundation for smarter, more #sustainable cities. @in2ecosystem @WellsFargo & @NREL have been working together to bring emerging #cleantechnologies to market for a more sustainable future. @washingtonpost https://t.co/Q6Mo3RM47i

— CSU Energy Institute (@CSUEnergy) July 17, 2018

CNEE Director, @billritterjr shares his thoughts with @ConversationUS on how market forces can drive a #cleanenergy economy! Read the full article here: https://t.co/z7FlBzchI8

— Center for the New Energy Economy (@cnee_csu) April 20, 2018

30+ experts in water — conservationists, politicians, researchers, farmers, business pros — shared insights w. 400+ attendees at @ColoradoStateU's sold-out #WaterintheWest Symposium last week, highlighting challenges surrounding water. Read the full story: https://t.co/T4Q3L86VL4 pic.twitter.com/h2SPgLkwPr

— CSU Denver Center (@CSUDenverCenter) May 1, 2018

Congrats to #GDPE grad students, alum, and faculty for their #NewPubEcology collaborative meta-analysis on: "Trait selection and community weighting are key to understanding ecosystem responses to changing precipitation regimes" https://t.co/0kCf8CRfsq. @CSU_Ecology pic.twitter.com/7HwEYLHYkr

— CSU_Ecology (@CSU_Ecology) June 1, 2018

Rivers in the Sky: How Deforestation Is Affecting Global Water Cycles – with quote from SoGES research scientist @watersecurity https://t.co/DZFuosh7DN

— CSU Sustainability (@SOGES_CSU) July 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/CSUNaturalSci/status/1020369752311541760

Can commercial hemp clean up polluted soil? https://t.co/879mWnqFTy @ColoradoStateU biologists explain their latest research in @RollingStone pic.twitter.com/DSBRXWpwAD

— CSU Natural Sciences (@CSUNaturalSci) June 18, 2018

Happening in two days!
Research Symposium: Frontiers in Breeding for #Drought
June 21-22, 2018@ColoradoStateU, Fort Collins, COhttps://t.co/EemVV9Pbmq #AppliedBreeding #Biotechnology #Genetics #Physiology #PlantBreeding pic.twitter.com/duYOHRQNgB

— CSU Water Center (@CSUWaterCenter) June 19, 2018

In the Arctic, More Rain May Mean Fewer Musk Oxen https://t.co/hD7jTNezqq

— CSU Warner College (@WarnerCollege) January 18, 2018

Curated by CSU graduate students, "Bags Packed and Headed to the Rockies: The Legacy of Immigration in Fort Collins" is a museum exhibit opening on April 6th and will be open through April 28th at the Global Village Museum in downtown Fort Collins. https://t.co/1iBwKZa0eQ

— CSU Graduate School (@GradSchoolCSU) March 23, 2018

An interesting short video that explores the question "Are national parks for everyone?" https://t.co/lAeH9XmVfn

— Center for Collaborative Conservation (@cnt4collabcons) July 12, 2018

CSU Extension, #ColoradoState faculty release new food preservation app for smartphones https://t.co/EWKL44pTvD @HealthHumanSci pic.twitter.com/wjXnTUBk9E

— Colorado State News (@ColoStateNews) July 11, 2018

Should you listen to #music while #studying? The Learning Scientists investigate: https://t.co/e2VCEbnC37 pic.twitter.com/vwqMobO5tq

— CSU Online (@ColoStateOnline) November 12, 2017

“We’re trying to learn all of this science and sometimes, in that, we lose the ability to communicate it in a meaningful way…if it’s important, a wider audience should know.” Read about one student's broad life experiences as a chemistry major at DU. https://t.co/DCv81x5R20

— DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics (@DUsciencemath) April 16, 2018

#DenverLaw Associate Professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández was featured by CityLab's piece on #immigrant detention contracts between local and federal authorities. https://t.co/M7jBroHHkU @crimmigration

— Sturm College of Law (@SturmCOL) July 11, 2018

Professor Nancy Wadsworth (@moojinorbit) evaluates Louis C.K.'s recent actions and discusses the importance of public apologies. At @monkeycageblog. https://t.co/ET0hExeWCB

— DU Political Science (@DUPoliSci) November 16, 2017

The Crisis Of Globalisation: Inevitable War? https://t.co/so95hhZF6c

— DU Dept of Economics (@DUeconomics) May 16, 2018

Be sure to follow @ColoradoLab to get updates on the latest projects and features! https://t.co/w4FgAzwhLz

— Barton Institute (@BartonInstitute) July 17, 2018

Wyoming Vol.2

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Wyoming's majestic beauty is captured from soaring heights in this clip from Aerial America. The state joined the Union #OTD in 1890! https://t.co/dbkRPNMjmF #Wyoming pic.twitter.com/dSAPqZolje

— Smithsonian Channel (@SmithsonianChan) July 10, 2018

#Wyoming became a state 127 years ago today! Check out some Wyoming #geo facts to celebrate https://t.co/ux5w2sAxrH pic.twitter.com/3AkpfsDrk2

— AGI Geopolicy (@AGI_Policy) July 10, 2017

#OTD in 1890, Wyoming was admitted as the 44th state. Last of 6 states added during Benjamin Harrison’s presidency. https://t.co/pMxA0oTUM7 pic.twitter.com/3c3JMwbaGQ

— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) July 10, 2018

#OTD 1890 Wyoming became the 44th U.S. state https://t.co/HgJafVZBxN "Johnson's Nebraska, Dakota, Idaho, Montana, and #Wyoming" #EqualRights pic.twitter.com/yQEmCLxIvA

— NYPL Map Division (@NYPLMaps) July 10, 2018

OTD in 1867, #Cheyenne, the capital of #Wyoming was founded. Happy 151st birthday! Get #NLCD #Imperviousness data at https://t.co/KhpFjPuZM5 pic.twitter.com/uM503rFHNb

— USGS Land Cover (@USGSLandCover) July 5, 2018

Learn about how @YellowstoneNPS shaped the west in this #USGS article. #Yellowstone #Wyoming #geology https://t.co/8fw8sTRhLg

— WY Geological Survey (@WyGeoSurvey) July 9, 2018

Wyoming, the Equality State, was the 1st state to grant women the right to vote. It became a state #OTD 1890 https://t.co/3cIyUfIaFY pic.twitter.com/LfmqrFd5hu

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) July 10, 2017

First woman governor, Nellie Tayloe Ross, inaugurated in Wyoming #OTD 1925 #ChronAm https://t.co/o723fIrTD9 pic.twitter.com/SgDGesYYMe

— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) January 5, 2018

Each year, storm systems travel across water and threaten coastal regions. For information on what steps you can take to protect yourself and your families, please visit: https://t.co/HsfatdJXEK pic.twitter.com/c8t9mAeGCB

— Trihydro (@Trihydro) June 25, 2018

In #Wyoming, the #unemployment rate was 3.7 percent in May, and total payroll #employment increased 1.3 percent compared to the previous year. Read the latest summary of Wyoming #EconomicConditions at https://t.co/aaQxgFlDck. pic.twitter.com/WLtxuIqB6O

— Kansas City Fed (@KansasCityFed) June 25, 2018

As central bankers meet in Wyoming, it is too soon for them to stop worrying about the health of the world economy https://t.co/CUCQYd5Jlr pic.twitter.com/rnXsI1L3rl

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 28, 2017

Wyoming economy expanding despite losses, experts say. https://t.co/1RIu190KI2 #Econdev

— Powder River Energy (@PRECorp) July 2, 2018

Another sign the state economy is slowly improving. https://t.co/ZNK2HEPGxz

— KGAB Radio (@kgabradio) July 5, 2018

"Wyoming is not just sitting back and allowing market forces to have huge impacts on the state, it is taking steps to be on the forefront instead." #ENDOW @WyomingITC @UWyonews https://t.co/vG3Jtap7g0

— Wyoming ENDOW (@ENDOWyo) May 22, 2018

BLM generates $36 million at quarterly oil and gas lease sale in Wyoming! https://t.co/CCsGFWn2jY pic.twitter.com/Kp3RvkXBQr

— BLMWyoming (@BLMWyoming) June 29, 2018

5 transformative energy technologies to watch #carboncapture https://t.co/IsB1obIOXn

— WYInfrastructure (@WYOIA) June 27, 2018

CCSM Project wind turbines will allow us to generate electricity for America without using any water. #EarthDay
Via @AWEA: "The 226 million MWh generated by wind energy during 2016 helped avoid the consumption of roughly 87 billion gallons of water." https://t.co/VZsNVQAgFn

— Power Co of Wyoming (@welovewind) April 19, 2018

Cyclone Drilling doesn't want to be the biggest, just the besthttps://t.co/aIvivbGXTs

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) June 24, 2018

Golf Magazine ranks Teton Pines Country Club as one of Arnold Palmer's 10 Best Golf Courses! https://t.co/KMRpeBMsQ6

— Teton Pines (@TetonPines) May 22, 2017

With warmer temperatures on the way, use caution if you're planning on going ice fishing. Remember these 5 ice fishing safety tips: https://t.co/Kflag6mTLz

— Wyoming Game & Fish (@WGFD) March 10, 2018

Researchers continue to collect data that tells us pronghorn avoid oil and gas development as they migrate between summer and winter habitats. #wyomigrations #pronghornpathway #protectwildlife https://t.co/EwVYSRTH1C via @JacksonHoleNews

— Wyo Outdoor Council (@OutdoorCouncil) June 29, 2018

"The Natural Gas Industry Has a Leak Problem" — including in Wyoming, where unnecessary leaks cost operators AND taxpayers millions in uncollected revenue each year. That's why we're asking @Wyoming_DEQ to implement leak detection protocols statewide. https://t.co/2T3VRySm21

— Wyo Outdoor Council (@OutdoorCouncil) June 28, 2018

#Hemp farms would give #Wyoming agriculture a winning option https://t.co/dvHOHTYpSE #marijuana #cannabis #WY pic.twitter.com/4j1QseJXSt

— MME (@THEMMEXCHANGE) February 14, 2017

Wyoming plans to attract more #tech businesses by implementing new #blockchain laws. Read the full @CNBC article here: https://t.co/IF9ZyfxEGe

— Alger (@AlgerInvest) June 14, 2018

Partnering with industry in #Wyoming to #MakeFishingBetter https://t.co/KGa7rweurz @sheridanmedia pic.twitter.com/q83yzTyW0K

— Trout Unlimited (@TroutUnlimited) October 4, 2016

Outdoor industry provides over 50,000 direct jobs in Wyoming. See why the outdoor industry is thriving. https://t.co/O0wDvDw2Ez pic.twitter.com/N96tE959E7

— Wyo Business Council (@WyoBizCouncil) September 18, 2017

Wyoming inspiration, delivered to your inbox. https://t.co/mGIGTG8W3K #ThatsWY #Wyoming pic.twitter.com/C1i6fQl4N0

— Visit Wyoming (@wyomingtourism) June 18, 2018

Farmers can reduce extreme weather impacts, say extension educators https://t.co/pb1DfoSsHF

— UWyo Extension (@UWyoExtension) June 27, 2018

UW EXCELLENCE: A cooperative effort to build and maintain trails in the Pole Mountain unit of the Medicine Bow National Forest has received national recognition from the Coalition for Recreational Trails. #SupportWyo https://t.co/NZJH0z9iGr pic.twitter.com/p81o2vjuYp

— UW_Foundation (@UW_Foundation) June 15, 2018

Ag & Hort News: June 2018#UWAgHortTeam https://t.co/aqbcZsr9X4 pic.twitter.com/W2u0K1EKQR

— UW Ag & Hort Team (@UWAgHortTeam) June 4, 2018

Hunter Angler Gardener Cook, Hank Shaw sets a high bar for wild game dishes and preperations, and has the ability to distill it all down for us laymans Check out his recipe for Fennel Salami. https://t.co/OQqNZlnk4v

— WyWildlifeFederation (@WWFHomePlace) June 28, 2018

Timelapse video captures formation of tornado that touched down north of Laramie, Wyoming on Wednesday. No injuries have been reported. https://t.co/MHRzycyzWC pic.twitter.com/dm6xJX1esy

— ABC News (@ABC) June 7, 2018

Darkness falls upon Casper, WY as the total solar eclipse crosses the city; totality lasts 2 minutes 41 seconds. https://t.co/q3jBRYgob2 pic.twitter.com/0QFTKMYNNl

— ABC News (@ABC) August 21, 2017

Because we at WyoParks have your best interests at heart, check out this safety post about eclipse viewing! https://t.co/2gsCrL1dg7

— Wyoming State Parks (@WyoStateParks) August 1, 2017

Sights and sounds of a sunrise in Grand Teton National Park. #jhdreaming #jacksonhole #jhdreaming pic.twitter.com/Hl65IJtmBi

— Jackson Hole (@jhski) June 22, 2018

https://twitter.com/USGSVolcanoes/status/1013784364063195142

This year marks the 150th anniversary of South Pass City & Atlantic City, an area that came to be after #gold discoveries & remains rich in #geology. Learn more in this 1903 publication about the South Pass Gold District (free download): https://t.co/EzQJ2vyfcx. #wyoming pic.twitter.com/FLbmOyGIlP

— WY Geological Survey (@WyGeoSurvey) June 22, 2018

This is a perfect funding opportunity for Wyoming Local and State government entities, schools, and industry to help reduce diesel emissions. @WYOEducation #WYDOT #WyomingAssociationofMunicipalities #WyomingAssociationofCountyOfficers #Wyoming https://t.co/N3omRSQqOF

— Wyoming DEQ (@Wyoming_DEQ) January 10, 2018

Take a day trip up from Colorado…you'll see. https://t.co/KvqLeUV7Wr

— Cheyenne, WY (@CheyenneWY) July 2, 2018

Of course, we already knew this!

"Abundant power, favorable population, exceptional fiber connectivity, cool… https://t.co/2qXu9m3OTU

— Cheyenne LEADS (@CheyenneLEADS) August 14, 2017

Laramie Brewfest is Downtown Laramie Wyoming's premier event with 2,000 of your closest friends gathering to sample beer, dance to live music with Bas Mati and connecting with friends in historic Depot Park on July 14! Do you have your… https://t.co/aIRajGl6zk

— Downtown Laramie (@downtownlaramie) July 6, 2018

Railroad History of Laramie, Wyoming
Hell On Wheels Tent City to End of Tracks Railroad Town#ThatsWY #Laramie150Years https://t.co/U2y2ltu2sx pic.twitter.com/5VMP37D6QS

— Visit Laramie (@visitlaramie) March 20, 2018

It’s become expected, and the annual mud volleyball tournament was again the main attraction at the Gillette Fourth of July celebration at Bicentennial Park on Wednesday https://t.co/BEEA8J1aXX

— Gillette News Record (@The_News_Record) July 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/WYPublicRadio/status/1012373045464494082

Yesterday, Governor Mead signed Enrolled Act HEA0052 adding "Wyoming Where I Belong," words and music by Annie Smith and Amy Smith, as a Wyoming State Song. Enjoy: https://t.co/AqSvFqg04W #wyleg #wypol

— Wyoming PBS (@WyomingPBS) March 13, 2018

"The best card catalogs are time machines built on the most accessible and inexpensive of technologies—and that’s even before you get to the books." We still have our time machine! https://t.co/1Fp8bLDSJu

— Wyo State Archives (@WyoArchives) November 9, 2017

EverGreene Architectural Arts is restoring the historic decorative paint in Room 302, which will house the Joint Appropriations Committee when complete. In the early 1900s, the room originally housed the part of the State Museum's fossils and mineral display. pic.twitter.com/IuQuORboo4

— WyomingCapitolSquare (@WYCapitolSquare) July 2, 2018

She's a Democrat who sees Trump's behavior as "just nasty." But she's counting on him to bolster Wyoming's economy. https://t.co/kyUxCB7Xvk

— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 14, 2017

Coal miner says Wyoming voted for Trump because "coal is life blood"; has high hopes for how he can help economy. https://t.co/Zzfhb8jWUE pic.twitter.com/U0r0sMFQgP

— ABC News (@ABC) May 19, 2017

A 2015 @USDA study found rural areas had 19% of the people but received only 7% of private foundation funding.

The #CommunitiesThriveChallenge is offering $10M toward rural #econdev projects ready to go national. (@dailyyonder)https://t.co/ymf7QXHISF pic.twitter.com/PkfisCsKcM

— Wyo Business Council (@WyoBizCouncil) June 9, 2018

2018 Overview Of State Taxes By Category from the https://t.co/CTiHWluKNu @taxfoundation #StateTaxation #SmallBusiness (Best States 1. Wyoming 2. South Dakota 3. Alaska 4. Florida 5. Nevada) (Bottom States #50 New Jersey #49 New York #48 California #47 Vermont #47 DC) #Business pic.twitter.com/uj6nuH2Adp

— SmBizAmerica (@SmBizAmerica) July 6, 2018

Kentucky Vol.2

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Celebrate 226 years of statehood and learn the history of Kentucky through various objects including a stone axe, a coal miner's cap, Colonel Harland Sanders' first pressure cooker, and other items. A History of Kentucky in 25 Objects is available online: https://t.co/t6SL8jLHX5 pic.twitter.com/UEjcyUrlCq

— KET (@KET) June 1, 2018

Happy Statehood Day, KY & TN! On June 1, 1792, Kentucky became the 15th state to join, and on June 1, 1796, Tennessee became the 16th state of the Union: https://t.co/yaw3uHBtZl #KYHistory pic.twitter.com/lIMthQjdbF

— Campbellsville University Online (@CvilleUOnline) June 1, 2018

National spotlight shines again on Bourbonism! This authentic Louisville experience has been tremendous for our city and economy https://t.co/kHH9AVwptN

— Mayor Greg Fischer (@louisvillemayor) May 31, 2018

If you have an hour to spend walking a trail, playing with the kids or watching goats eat invasive species, then you have an hour spend exploring Idle Hour Park. #ParkSpotlight pic.twitter.com/iTQ7KGpIVT

— LexingtonKYparks (@lexkyparks) May 26, 2018

NEW: Kentucky Chamber commends efforts on tax reform and budget that supports education. Read our full statement on changes to the tax code, the next two-year budget, and pension reforms here: https://t.co/8ov4Wif1T8 #kyga18

— Kentucky Chamber (@KyChamber) April 3, 2018

Kentucky Beef Month: https://t.co/SQJMfBfS7x via @YouTube

— KY Beef Council (@kybeef) May 7, 2018

Still thinking about last week's Kentucky Proud float in the #PegasusParade…thousands of people learned about Kentucky agriculture as a result. #KyAg365 pic.twitter.com/zHhdsZQCuZ

— Commissioner Quarles (@KYAgCommish) May 8, 2018

A6: In Kentucky, Russell County has built 5 tornado shelters
and will add 2 more. Shelters are for anyone, including the homeless or those without a basement. They can hold more than 100 people each and withstand winds up to 250 mph. https://t.co/EVnl0G7lZY #ResilientCounties

— KACo (@KACo) April 11, 2018

–@BrookingsInst: Advanced manufacturing jobs paying off in Kentucky (via @WFPLNews) → https://t.co/ac88SlL73c pic.twitter.com/SvAB11E4nX

— KyEd&Workforce (@KyEdWorkforce) August 8, 2016

AEI's exceptional work for Johnson Brothers Corporation and the USACE Nashville District on the Kentucky Lock Expansion in Livingston County, KY is showcased in the cover article of National Driller's 2018 March edition! Read it here: https://t.co/quy29Z8oNr pic.twitter.com/VFWIvDkKzJ

— AEI Engineers (@AEI_Engineers) March 22, 2018

Have you heard about the Medicaid work requirement in Kentucky? This @urbaninstitute article details who could be affected by this new requirement.@Agangopadhyaya @kenneygm https://t.co/bCtRd9F0as pic.twitter.com/fvWo2YX0aZ

— SSRC (@OPRE_SSRC) May 4, 2018

A must-read article from @BrookingsInst that examines 2016 data on #exports and includes #Kentucky profile https://t.co/2dgPjkVU79

— CEDIK (@CEDIKentucky) August 25, 2017

The aerospace industry is rising in KY.See the message from the Aerospace Alliance of East Kentucky while in Paris:https://t.co/CGT1V6OKFh pic.twitter.com/wJQio81TuD

— Cabinet for Econ Dev (@ThinkKentucky) June 23, 2017

KFC Foundation creates financial advice program for U.S. team members through partnership with mobile financial wellness service Sum180, empowering them to take charge of their money to gain financial wellness. https://t.co/7u4s9UrxFt

— Yum! Brands (@yumbrands) April 11, 2018

At any age, falling can lead to injury. We all know environmental risks for falls, but there are potential hazards in your own home you may be overlooking.

These 5 tips can help you avoid costly and painful falls. pic.twitter.com/NgmROL2vJf

— Kindred Healthcare (@kindredhealth) May 11, 2018

Photos from the Special Olympics Kentucky Polar Plunge at Texas Roadhouse today: https://t.co/8ZyWNL95JK pic.twitter.com/hxAFn02GDJ

— Lexington Herald-Leader (@heraldleader) February 20, 2016

.@Humana's Head of Innovation @thebusyburr talks #artificialintelligence: "Increasingly we'll be able to form a broader understanding of our members’ lives, not just their physical health. AI will help us create solutions that meet members where they are." https://t.co/tMsWQZFqbR

— HumanaNews (@humananews) May 14, 2018

Toyota Funds STEM-Focused Curriculum in 11 Kentucky Schools -> https://t.co/s4eFw0byfo #ToyotaSD pic.twitter.com/DkM0a0XSZ8

— Toyota SD (@ToyotaSD) May 25, 2018

Interesting marketing partnership between Papa John's International" and Raymour & Flanigan Furniture and Mattresses – "Mattresses shouldn't come in a box. Pizzas do," Clever turn of phrase to combat popular up and coming rival Cas…https://t.co/usGYlwPcku https://t.co/REUbjm28EQ

— Bob Radcliffe (@radbob50) June 1, 2018

ICYMI: The Lexmark CX923 has been Named a @Better_Buys 2018 Innovative Product of the Year: https://t.co/OwP6fB5ft7 pic.twitter.com/o8fjjguj2f

— Lexmark (@lexmark) May 17, 2018

Louisville, #Kentucky is the nation’s fastest warming urban heat island @CityLab #trees #treefacts https://t.co/MeSVYtszBS

— OpenTreeMap (@OpenTreeMap) February 28, 2017

New online mapping project shows history of redlining in Louisville, Kentucky via @CityLab https://t.co/X2ibZb5iMW

— PlanPhilly (@PlanPhilly) February 22, 2017

A small town in Kentucky is using parkettes to promote walkability https://t.co/gpuR1pA98Q @CityLab pic.twitter.com/UEWmzp30Yv

— Ambitious Realty (@AmbitiousRealty) July 6, 2016

The @almostfamilyinc merger hit a bit of a regulatory snag with the FTC.
https://t.co/YFQOS2scaN @BFLouisville #Louisville $AFAM

— Chris Larson (@BFLouChris) January 24, 2018

"The deal highlights the growing stature of the post-acute and home health space," @alex_kacik re: @LHCGroupInc & @almostfamilyinc merger. https://t.co/ukTdrYxO8c via @modrnhealthcr. pic.twitter.com/vy5NaPR825

— Jarrard Inc. (@JarrardInc) November 20, 2017

How @Toyota's innovative internship is helping solve the #skillsgap in Kentucky. http://t.co/3vqF5Bn7aa via @BrookingsInst

— GE Public Affairs (@GEpublicaffairs) March 30, 2015

Whether this is good or bad #budgeting in #Kentucky, have to wonder whether it’s politically lethal. @GreeneBarrett @nasbo @CenterOnBudget @VolckerAlliance @CSGovts @lexdispatch @LexDispatchSM https://t.co/wsWbbI9gif

— Barrett and Greene (@GreeneBarrett) April 6, 2018

Shoutout to the artistic infrastructure investments in Berea, Kentucky from Berea, Ohio! @NextCityOrg https://t.co/KtmBjI4Mmz

— Lydia Maendel (@lydiamaendel) January 31, 2018

Kentucky has an ambitious plan to expand broadband access, even to rural areas. There's one problem – the commonwealth doesn't own a key component of the infrastructure: https://t.co/oNf6rihJHf #poverty (via @CityLab)

— Spotlight on Poverty (@povertynews) February 2, 2018

In a Twist, Kentucky's Coal Museum Will Now Be Powered By Solar https://t.co/H9nepFXqPF via @CityLab pic.twitter.com/PoM2e6RTJ4

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) April 14, 2017

https://twitter.com/MinistryofHemp/status/916063952643039232

Here's what teacher turnover looks like in KY. Most Kentucky teachers won’t break-even on their pensions: https://t.co/d1WpjVJHVK pic.twitter.com/GOK5XdrYhc

— Chad Aldeman (@ChadAldeman) October 23, 2017

RT @CSIS America’s Opioid Epidemic: Lessons from Eastern Kentucky Report https://t.co/CiSbcpOOfW @leagueofcities @ICMA @usmayors @NACoTweets @NACCHOalerts @ASTHO @PublicHealth @ThePHF @NAEMT_ @IAFCEMS @IAFCCP @TheIACP @PoliceFound pic.twitter.com/CLvyqcOYEz

— EM Weekly Report (@emweeklyrpt) April 20, 2018

@NatlGovsAssoc picks #Virginia to take part in Kentucky learning lab on #opioid epidemic. We will learn how to address rising rates of infectious diseases such as hepatitis C and HIV. #SubstanceAbuse https://t.co/HDKcD4p8BG

— Daniel Carey (@VaSecofHealth) February 28, 2018

New Policy Matters from @cprehub — 'States' Efforts to Improve Early Care & Education' interviews from @NatlGovsAssoc featuring @asamuel2020, @WayneDLewis @KyDeptofEd #Kentucky, @sirismillie #Montana #edpolicy #edresearch #ECE #eddata https://t.co/WNFisqDJHh pic.twitter.com/fGbLxtqHne

— CPRE (@CPREresearch) January 29, 2018

"Is your city inclusive?" great summary by @TANVIM of a new @urbaninstitute report. key take-away: "The end of the report focuses on commonalities between four cities—Columbus, Ohio; Louisville, Kentucky; Lowell, Massachusetts; and Midland, Texas"(1/3) https://t.co/1ozQl6noTA

— kristin sinclair (@sinclakr) April 27, 2018

States like Kentucky, where huge swaths of the population are enrolled under Medicaid expansion, could lose half of their funding or more. pic.twitter.com/fj4yFEuLVU

— Post Graphics (@PostGraphics) June 30, 2017

Napa wine, Kentucky whiskey, Iowa corn & Washington planes – tariffs hit iconic US items in both red and blue areas

Big takeaway: China knows exactly what it's doing

Great piece by @byHeatherLong using @BrookingsMetro analysis https://t.co/S1j3Z9dxnx @MarkMuro1 @jacob_whiton pic.twitter.com/SNjWe3sty9

— Rob Maxim (@robmaxim) April 5, 2018

Over 112,000 jobs in Kentucky depend on Canada-US trade & investment & Canada-KY trade = $10.9 billion/year! #PMatNGA @NatlGovsAssoc https://t.co/RFXzagulVY

— Connect2Canada (@connect2canada) July 14, 2017

Governors of Kentucky, Oklahoma & South Dakota visit Switzerland to learn about #Apprenticeships #MeetSwiss @HofSwitzerland @NatlGovsAssoc https://t.co/drWVn2xLtN

— Swiss Embassy (@SwissEmbassyUSA) March 20, 2017

We work to recruit more students into science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors, and train those students to become STEM educators. #seeblue https://t.co/GaEXON8BWR

— University of Kentucky (@universityofky) May 23, 2018

As Americans take the time to remember the fallen this Memorial Day weekend, it will be the continuing culmination of the vision of University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law alumnus John Alexander Logan. Read more ➡️https://t.co/1uM68ZuS79 pic.twitter.com/lzZS4UQ60l

— University of Louisville (@uofl) May 25, 2018

Thomas Farley, president of the New York Stock Exchange, recently visited campus and spent time with students in a Money and Banking class.https://t.co/k0KK21TEtn

— Centre College News (@CentreCNews) May 10, 2018

Congratulations, class of 2018. Here's this morning's commencement ceremony in 60 seconds. pic.twitter.com/Cr5Ou10RcK

— Bellarmine University (@bellarmineU) May 12, 2018

Check out this @Forbes feature of #Transy grad Chris Dunaway '10, who is head #sommelier for a restaurant team that is a finalist for the James Beard Award for Outstanding Wine Program. @beardfoundation @TheLittleNell https://t.co/ACp9OQkbc3

— Transylvania U. (@Transy) May 3, 2018

#ThrowbackThursday to 1955 when Berea was featured on The Mickey Mouse Club! "For Berea's undergraduates there's the happy knowledge that education pays." [Full video on our Facebook page https://t.co/J9SOiA7Qo2] #tbt pic.twitter.com/5AMPhBD5pj

— Berea College (@bereacollege) May 24, 2018

Check out Asbury's PJ Showalter, national spikeball champion on ESPN 2 tonight at 9pm EST! #spikeball #AsburyU pic.twitter.com/B2ZytaiEsc

— Asbury University (@AsburyUniv) May 6, 2018

The Dunker’s Challenge Student Emergency Fund is a University-wide initiative to help students who encounter emergency events that could prevent or hinder them from continuing their education at Murray State. Click the link for more information! https://t.co/HNm1kyiZi9 pic.twitter.com/gfzKgB80VS

— Murray State Univ (@murraystateuniv) February 16, 2018

Happy Birthday, Louisville! #SpaldingU #yourcityyourcampus https://t.co/h1sDzzzVGt

— Spalding University (@SpaldingU) May 1, 2018

.@CSGJC's new report, developed with @CJJRGU, offers six concrete strategies for #juvenilejustice systems to improve #recidivism rates and other outcomes for youth. The report is based on interviews with nearly 50 national experts and system leaders. https://t.co/rAlA4Hhy0l pic.twitter.com/71k23YYWNp

— CSG (@CSGovts) May 23, 2018

Wisconsin Vol.2

Wisconsin1
Wisconsin2

#OTD in 1848, Wisconsin became the 30th state. 3rd of 3 states added during Polk’s presidency. https://t.co/IrJVyoUOiu pic.twitter.com/feZGlNFbdd

— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) May 29, 2018

.@LeagueWIMunis (2016) State of Wisconsin’s Cities & Villages https://t.co/SQRYTO1OYY @leagueofcities #UCLGCongress pic.twitter.com/mf0nmIiRmx

— Municipal eLibrary (@MunieLibrary) August 29, 2016

From Racine County to Germantown, there is a lot of development taking place right now in SE Wisconsin. This unique slideshow from @MKEBizJournal and @aerialscapes provides a birds-eye view of major construction projects underway in the region.. #WIWorking https://t.co/qAJJpQ7TrK pic.twitter.com/LjjgI2T2DK

— WEDCNews (@WEDCNews) May 27, 2018

Wisconsin continues to be the leader in cheese production, producing more than 26% of the nation's cheese in 2017! The state's cheesemakers produce more than 600 types, styles and varieties of cheese. #WIWorking https://t.co/Nz4lHu90qf pic.twitter.com/hSGsC9DJIh

— Wisconsin DATCP (@widatcp) May 22, 2018

What a nutritionist wants you to know about the dirty dozen and pesticides on produce –> https://t.co/pW92UShnCi

— WI Farm Bureau (@WIFarmBureau) April 25, 2018

The latest data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows Wisconsin farmers produced 2.52 billion pounds of milk in April 2018, down 0.6 percent from 2017, @HopeKirwan / @WPR reports https://t.co/bpZsXWFj5o

— WisContext (@wiscontext) May 24, 2018

Helpful tips can help Wisconsin homeowners avoid potential conflicts with black bears https://t.co/NvANyGlrPb #WDNR #AccountableGov pic.twitter.com/PcpVnWyhpe

— Wisconsin DNR (@WDNR) May 15, 2018

#Methamphetamine is illegal, addictive & dangerous. It affects your brain, your body & your self-control. It can kill you. Before you risk it, know the facts: https://t.co/RuedzcaMDk #WIWorking to help you live your best life pic.twitter.com/JHnP9N1UX9

— WIDeptHealthServices (@DHSWI) May 22, 2018

We see – and support – this work all over Wisconsin! "What Makes a Rural Creative Hub: Innovation and the Arts" | CityLab https://t.co/Lw0ZJFEUZu

— Wisconsin Arts Board (@WIArtsBoard) May 3, 2018

The city of Beloit, Wisconsin, is eclectic in every way with its world class riverfront, living history sites, farm-to-table cuisine, the elegantly rustic Ironworks Hotel, and museums of angels, anthropology, and art. #travel #TBIN https://t.co/PYFHmVIlMR
via @backroadplanet pic.twitter.com/oGXCPcNkmH

— Madhu Shetty (@TheUrgeToWander) March 27, 2018

Congratulations to the Milwaukee RiverWalk for being the first Wisconsin project to receive @UrbanLandInst's global award!https://t.co/kXhFxkPlOQ pic.twitter.com/g6eJUG0XC5

— GRAEF (@_GRAEF_) November 15, 2017

The Foxconn deal may be new for Wisconsin, but such "megadeals" are on the rise, writes @gregleroy4 for @CityLab. https://t.co/0PhAGXyh3l

— WisContext (@wiscontext) September 12, 2017

An important piece from @NextCityOrg, highlighting the economic impact of insufficient transit funding: “There are plenty of workers in Wisconsin who still need jobs, but they can’t get to where the state’s new jobs are increasingly located” https://t.co/9CV9uUV2ON

— BAFuture.org (@BAFuture) May 22, 2018

#Wisconsin free-market groups agree: Kimberly-Clark bailout is bad precedent & bad for #taxpayers. @PJMedia_com @dcexaminer @WSJopinion @JamesHohman @johnfund @lafaive @cjdieterle @AEI @AEIecon @ManhattanInst @StephenMoore @ceidotorg @charlescwcooke @DavidAFrench @CatoInstitute https://t.co/Em8NAeiH3R

— Badger Institute (@badgerinstitute) February 22, 2018

Wisconsin's Voter ID Ordeal Just Got More Complicated by @brentinmock via @CityLab https://t.co/pf6Ioi9Xlu pic.twitter.com/fMAEaxsmA4

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) August 31, 2016

Even Wealthy Areas Such as Sheboygan, Wisconsin, See Middle-Class Incomes Falling https://t.co/B7LMwD9HRW @CityLab #InclusiveEconomies

— The Rockefeller Foundation (@RockefellerFdn) July 5, 2016

Inside the Cultural Revival of Eau Claire, Wisconsin – CityLab @PaxBobrow https://t.co/yzm7SojYtx

— William Hatcher (@ProfHat) August 27, 2017

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources Is Purging Climate Change | Planetizen: https://t.co/pXbsB4MZ6j

— (((Adrian Benepe))) (@Adrian_Benepe) December 31, 2016

Gas Taxes Advance in New Mexico and Wisconsin in May https://t.co/uOC2nhXI5x via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/yAbM9Y0Nni

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) June 6, 2017

Confronting Wisconsin's $1.1 Billion Highway Widening Proposal https://t.co/2rRYmZZv1A via @Planetizen pic.twitter.com/hjno4B5lEG

— MetroQuest Software (@MetroQuest) November 6, 2017

A Federal Court in Wisconsin Rules Against Highway Expansion http://t.co/YzqLR9AzHO #peakcar #walkable #newurbanism

— Walk San Francisco (@walksf) June 5, 2015

NextCityOrg: Why winder biking is on the rise in places like Wisconsin. http://t.co/KwsmPv8WHQ pic.twitter.com/KAwhwC82g8

— GreenBldgAlliance (@GBA_Green) January 26, 2015

Every other year #students in #Wisconsin participate in the Terrace Town project, a 13-week urban planning project that culminates with the students building model neighborhoods. #Education https://t.co/xkqxz0Ppfj via @NextCityOrg

— DLR Group (@DLRGroup) May 23, 2018

Uninsured rate in Wisconsin would increase by 73.2% in 2022 with GOP #HealthCareBill, via @RWJF & @urbaninstitute. https://t.co/6JiZOvdpjz

— Sen. Tammy Baldwin (@SenatorBaldwin) July 5, 2017

Nine states had March unemployment rates below 3%: Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Vermont, and Wisconsin. 26 had rates at or below 4%. Find more state job data with @urbaninstitute https://t.co/dmO2GOvxDw pic.twitter.com/e1W8AJJzFm

— Richard C. Auxier (@richardcauxier) April 23, 2018

New report from @BrookingsInst reviews Wisconsin #ACA first year implementation process, #Medicaid reforms http://t.co/Q7gkMnD3JS

— UWisc Health Policy (@UWHealthPolicy) September 10, 2014

https://twitter.com/lourryinmyheart/status/755534062794649600

Half of Wisconsin's Black Neighborhoods Are Jails – via @CityLab https://t.co/fMNyPU2iHe

— Next City (@NextCityOrg) August 12, 2016

— Wisconsin does not disappoint. @AEI https://t.co/GfFwqjrjHO pic.twitter.com/nfeVKHTfao

— Eric H (@TesseractUnfold) February 15, 2018

Community Partnership Provides Solution to Housing Shortage for Students at UW-Green Bay https://t.co/tQa8DdCUnt @WFRVNews @uwgb @uwgreenbaynews @CityofGreenBay

— KrisSchuller (@KrisSchuller) May 10, 2018

WSB's @anita_mukherjee and coauthor @jenniferdoleac offer important insights around their research on opioid abuse. "We hope that a better understanding of the effects of naloxone access will lead to better and more effective policies, and ultimately save lives." https://t.co/kOFyE0QAT4

— WI School of Business Research (@WSBresearch) April 25, 2018

Bill would create crime victims' legal clinic at @WisconsinLaw https://t.co/3DCQfBvgLi via @WISCTV_News3

— State Bar of WI (@StateBarofWI) December 13, 2017

As chair of @US_ARC, Fran Ulmer '72 is helping the world understand & predict Arctic environmental change. Read more in @OnWisMag https://t.co/6hulXuijBs pic.twitter.com/reA8Djx2ua

— Wisconsin Law School (@WisconsinLaw) February 27, 2018

Local justice for int'l crime: @WisconsinLaw prof. & #LACIS core faculty Alexandra Huneeus to study #LatAm model http://t.co/2BChQoRfv5

— LACIS (@UWLACIS) October 31, 2013

"Why do we care about this cloud of dust floating out in the milky way?" Because that's where we came from: https://t.co/vXXRwGxlrg pic.twitter.com/lhvdSdVp6a

— UW Energy Institute (@UWEnergy) May 2, 2018

The plant will bring the research from UW scientists to the industry and will be used by state farmers, Keith Ripp, assistant deputy secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) said. https://t.co/aV26yozDCX

— The Wisconsin Idea (@wisidea) May 11, 2018

For #YPWeek, we are celebrating "High Impact Practices" which provide students w/skills needed to enter the workforce. @UWLaCrosse Alum Enters Exciting New Field After Graduation: https://t.co/eKtf5v4PBL #ThinkMakeHappen @UWEconD pic.twitter.com/7A41lkoG6I

— UW System (@UWSystem) April 23, 2018

I’m going home to work on my dad and grandpa’s farm, not mine. It’s not mine ‘til it makes it to the next generation.”

Read Chase's #HiredBeforeGraduation story at https://t.co/gApTE5haX4.#UWRF #HBG2018 @UWSystem @UWRFCAFES @UWRFFootball pic.twitter.com/vot3YHOyNl

— UW-River Falls (@UWRiverFalls) May 9, 2018

Did you know the last time Pioneer Farm hosted the Lafayette County Dairy Breakfast was in 1986? Hope you can make it this year! Follow the link for more details: https://t.co/dd9cudKEuw pic.twitter.com/c3MACUGKKK

— UW-Platteville (@uwplatteville) May 25, 2018

https://twitter.com/UWStevensPoint/status/993611485430669313

This Friday, Eric Barnum will conduct the UWO Chamber Choir as they perform Barnum's own compositions in @carnegiehall. #TitansAre world-class performers! https://t.co/gCS9cqCdLm

— UW Oshkosh (@uwoshkosh) May 23, 2018

Warhawk wins top state music educator award for a record 18th time | https://t.co/JM6AcTD0fj pic.twitter.com/61orrcpv9z

— UW-Whitewater (@UWWhitewater) October 9, 2017

https://twitter.com/uw_superior/status/988843093993709568

One Blugold's passion for playing the drums has allowed her to discover countless opportunities. Some include playing in UWEC's Jazz Ensemble I and receiving a full-ride scholarship to pursue graduate studies at the University of Indiana.

More >> https://t.co/r21yzpMeZW pic.twitter.com/SWAvupYPnU

— UW-Eau Claire (@UWEauClaire) May 25, 2018

https://twitter.com/UWM/status/999003223955566592

Brian and Hannah from UWP Theatre Arts prepare young jedis for a light saber battle! Another really fun part of “Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day” @uwparkside May the force be with them!! @ChancellorFord @UWSystem @Journaltimes @Kenosha_News @UWPCAH pic.twitter.com/py3OmLUsBM

— UW-Parkside (@uwparkside) April 26, 2018

Chancellor Bob talks about prevention of high-risk drinking in his latest blog post >> https://t.co/1wOuv6Ak5x

— UW-Stout (@UWStout) April 21, 2018

Won’t be here to vote for the 2018 Wisconsin Partisan Primary on August 14? No worries. @UWMadison has you covered on absentee voting with this intuitive video. pic.twitter.com/zgtumTFrkk

— UW Morgridge Center (@MorgridgeCenter) May 3, 2018

The Southwest Engine Explosion and Products Liability https://t.co/v6aTyzs3GN pic.twitter.com/YQEYR4X2WN

— mulaw (@mulaw) April 29, 2018

"Neutrality runs rampant. And neutrality in the face of injustice only perpetuates injustice." – @Benji_Zellmer, @MarquetteCHS '18, addresses the Class of 2018.

Full speech: https://t.co/yYmASdXlJY pic.twitter.com/gCBGmx1wf5

— Marquette University (@MarquetteU) May 21, 2018

Great piece on @WPR covering Olympians Nina (Spatola) Roth '12, Becca Hamilton '14 and Becca's brother Matt, as they begin competition at the #Olympics2018 ! https://t.co/101dta7ACm

— Edgewood College (@EdgewoodCollege) February 8, 2018

We stopped in to CS 240: Visual Programming, lead by Christopher Weedall, for the 2018 Robolympics!

About this course: https://t.co/43JqiSewpz
Why Stritch: https://t.co/V0hDrbaBjY pic.twitter.com/krf8Y3HFYG

— Cardinal Stritch U (@stritchu) May 17, 2018

Play-Doh created a a royal wedding dress sculpture that stands at over 18’’ tall. The dress was created using more than 60 cans of standard white Play-Doh. pic.twitter.com/m4b191PN7h

— USA TODAY Video (@usatodayvideo) May 17, 2018

We may not love record low temperatures, but we love the record low unemployment numbers in these counties! @MomentumWestWI @WisCounties @LeagueWIMunis @WIWorkforce @WEDCNews @WisconsinMC @TheNewNorth @M7Region @MadisonRegion pic.twitter.com/StDSm7GLlq

— Wis Dept of Revenue (@wi_revenue) January 18, 2018

In 4th Quarter 2017, Wisconsin real GDP grew 3.1%, ranking 8th in the country! #WIWorking @WisconsinMC @CROWE_UW pic.twitter.com/n3YOQDrkMn

— Wis Dept of Revenue (@wi_revenue) May 4, 2018

More good economic news. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank's Coincident Index measures economic activity in each state. For March, WI 3-month change was 1.4%, higher than the nation's 0.7% change. WI ranked #6 in the nation! #WIWorking pic.twitter.com/0SV5oxX9iq

— Wis Dept of Revenue (@wi_revenue) April 27, 2018

From 2011 to 2016, Wisconsin had the 2nd lowest rate of increase in median property tax bills. Our tax burden is the lowest it's been in decades. #WIWorking @LeagueWIMunis @WisCounties @WisconsinMC pic.twitter.com/u0tsNTWoRx

— Wis Dept of Revenue (@wi_revenue) March 28, 2018