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Tesla has already spread its Supercharger network far and wide to enable owners to travel long distances without much range anxiety. However, its Destination Charging network also plays an important part in its infrastructure. Tesla continues to improve both networks. The company has actually expanded its Destination Charging network to more than 5,000 locations.

Tesla’s Destination Charging network has grown more than 25 percent globally over the past three months. It’s now live in more than 5,000 locations across the globe.

The company’s Destination Charging network uses level 2 chargers which are installed at hotels and restaurants. This allows Tesla owners to charge their cars once they arrive at their destination, hence the name Destination Chargers.

The Destination Charger program is opened to businesses like resorts, shopping malls, hotels, and restaurants. This enables Tesla to expand its charging network without having to spend too much money while business owners have the obvious incentive of bringing in more Tesla owners who will no doubt be lured in by the promise of charging stations for their all-electric cars.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has already said that Tesla is planning to double the number of its Supercharger stations to 7,000 units and quadruple Destination Chargers to more than 15,000 units by the end of this year.

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Mondays are unquestionably rough, but the Internet Archive is making this particular Monday a little more exciting. The Internet Archive announced today that it has added emulation for early Macintosh software to its library. This means that you can spend your day as if you were still living in the 1980s, exploring some of the earliest operating systems Apple ever … Continue reading

After six seasons, “Girls” has come to an end.

Sunday night’s series finale was both devastating and celebratory. Viewers said goodbye over the course of the last few weeks to the show’s main ensemble: First Ray and Adam, then Elijah, Jessa and Shosh. And finally, Marnie and Hannah. 

While the penultimate episode focused on Hannah Horvath’s respective friendships ― though refusing to wrap them up neatly ― the finale gave viewers a peek at Hannah’s new life upstate with a baby. There was crying and screaming and, naturally, nudity.

In true “Girls” fashion, there were a lot of mixed reviews and a fair amount of notably quotable moments. (Our favorite was Hannah’s mother Loreen telling her, “You know who else is in emotional pain? Fucking everyone for their whole lives.”)

We’ve collected some of the best reactions from women on the web who waxed nostalgic, critiqued aspects of the show, and more:

Thanks for good times and bathroom cupcakes, “Girls.”

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An Ohio state representative has unpublished her Facebook page after comparing Planned Parenthood to Nazi Germany ― and she’s the second member of the GOP to make such a comparison in the last month. 

Middletown-based state Rep. Candice Keller, who represents Ohio’s 53rd District, posted a meme on her official Facebook page Thursday.

“One day we will look at this,” the image reads, with an arrow pointing to the Planned Parenthood logo, “the same way we look back at this” ― with an arrow pointing to a Nazi flag. 

Keller captioned the meme with one word, “This,” implying her agreement with its message. 

Many on Twitter were quick to react and call for Ohioans to “vote her out.”

Keller defended the post to WKRC, a Cincinnati-based news station.

“Just as the Nazis took the lives of millions of innocent people and sold their valuables for profit, Planned Parenthood has done likewise as we have seen in hidden camera videos,” she said in a statement. “Planned Parenthood is a horrific industry that profits from the innocent and the American people should be appalled at their unconscionable activities. They deserve not one more penny of either federal or state monies.”

The “hidden camera videos” that Keller mentions were found to be a baseless and misleading smear campaign after a costly and lengthy investigation. In March, the anti-abortion advocates who made the videos were charged with 15 felonies in California for “violating the privacy of health-care providers by recording confidential information without their consent.”  

On Saturday, Keller tweeted that her Facebook page was not deleted, but put into “unpublished” status. She also said that Facebook is “investigating violations of Community Standards Policy by others.”

She told WKRC that the page will be back up and running soon. 

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Ivanka Trump took to her Twitter last week to applaud librarians and libraries during National Library Week. Twitter, however, was not having it. 

In March, President Donald Trump released his proposed budget for 2018, which guts four independent cultural agencies, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services (ILMS), The Washington Post reported. Cutting federal dollars will hurt the state and local levels that leverage funding for community institutions like ― you guessed it ― libraries.

Per The Hill: 

ILMS Director Dr. Kathryn Matthew notes that $214 million of the $230 million budget goes directly to grants to state and local libraries, including $155 million distributed through a population-based formula grant.

So, when the first daughter tweeted about applauding librarians last week, she was not met with much praise. 

The replies rolled in. 

Luckily, there are librarians across the country who are still trying to use their positions for good. Samantha Lee, who works at the Enfield Public Library in Connecticut, told The Huffington Post that libraries are more important now than ever in the current political climate. 

“What’s become more obvious, is how fractured the country is,” Lee said. “There’s been a cultural lack of communication which has fostered misunderstandings and hard feelings. Librarians are sensing this and responding to it. We’re reaffirming libraries as community spaces ― welcoming and safe spaces. We celebrate diversity, intellectual freedom, and democracy.”

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