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Taylor Glenn

Taylor Glenn

Verified

Host, Drunk Women Solving Crime

United Kingdom

Final Covers

Open Source Intelligence , Cyber Attacks, Middle East , Internally Displaced People, Migrants , Yemen, Syria, Refugees, Saudi Arabia , Iran, OSINT, Disinformation, asylum seekers, Human rights

Doesn’t Cover

Everything not listed above.

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Content

Total articles 8

  • Stampeding to State

    By Taylor Glenn| pottcotimes.com@ Silence cuts through the Rock Creek student section as the volleyball passes over the net, falling to the floor with a dull “thud”. Cheering erupts from the student section, while the Paola Panthers dive desperately to catch the final point. For the first time since 2008, the Rock Creek volleyball team spiked their way into the KSHSAA State Championship, played this year in Hutchinson, and the match against Paola was a win.

    By Taylor Glenn · pottcotimes.com

    Nov. 01, 2022

  • The 50-Million-Year-Old Treasures of Fossil Lake

    By Richard Conniff, Taylor Glenn| Smithsonian Magazine Verified One morning in September 2003, Jim E. Tynsky was working on the tip of a ridge above a canyon in southwestern Wyoming. That point of land had become known as “Tom’s Folly” because of a previous fossil hunter’s inability to find anything in the quarry there. Tynsky wasn’t doing much better. With the season racing to its snowy end, he had little to show for a summer of hard work but the commonest sort of fish fossils. Heaps of discarded stone slabs lay around like broken pottery.

    By Richard Conniff, Taylor Glenn · Smithsonian Magazine

    Aug. 23, 2022

  • Stampeding to State

    By Taylor Glenn| pottcotimes.com@ Silence cuts through the Rock Creek student section as the volleyball passes over the net, falling to the floor with a dull “thud”. Cheering erupts from the student section, while the Paola Panthers dive desperately to catch the final point. For the first time since 2008, the Rock Creek volleyball team spiked their way into the KSHSAA State Championship, played this year in Hutchinson, and the match against Paola was a win.

    By Taylor Glenn · pottcotimes.com

    Nov. 01, 2022

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Drunk Women Solving Crime