warblest
Warble: - (birds) to sing clearly, sweetly - tune, melody - a small, hard tumor - shake/vibrate
warblest
Warble: - (birds) to sing clearly, sweetly - tune, melody - a small, hard tumor - shake/vibrate
Elegian Muse,
elegian muse - muse of elegy (love poetry)
impe
Imple - child of the devil
In wooddie groves ist meete that Ceres raigne?And quiver-bearing Dian till the plaine
We are devoted to the Muses, not to Eros. What would happen if Ceres lorded over the forest; Diana, over the farmland?
tooke_one foote away
Concerning poetry - tooko one foote away in relation to the length of poetry. Taking one foote away, turning it into a love poem
love
love lowercased in Gills edition; Love capitalized in Penguin editions, denoting the god of Love, Cupid
alarmes
alarmes - call to arms ; warning
upreard
upreard - raised up
These teams of content moderators could be considered human computers hired to evaluate examples against the content moderation policy of the platform they are working for.
I found it interesting that they hire actual people to do this job, rather than having technology moderate content
When social media companies like Facebook hire moderators, they often hire teams in countries where they can pay workers less. The moderators then are given sets of content to moderate and have to make quick decisions about each item before looking at the next one. They have to get through many posts during their time, and given the nature of the content (e.g., hateful content, child porn, videos of murder, etc.), this can be traumatizing for the moderators: Facebook Is Ignoring Moderators’ Trauma: ‘They Suggest Karaoke and Painting’ In addition to the trauma, by finding places where they can pay workers less and get them to do undesirable work, they are exploiting current inequalities to increase their profits. So, for example, “[Colombia’s Ministry of Labor has launched an investigation into TikTok subcontractor Teleperformance [for content moderators], relating to alleged union-busting, traumatic working conditions and low pay]”(https://time.com/6231625/tiktok-teleperformance-colombia-investigation/)
This shows that content moderation is not just a technical or policy issue, but also a labor ethics issue shaped by inequality, outsourcing, and profit incentives. Platforms depend on moderators to keep sites usable, yet often expose them to severe trauma and poor working conditions while minimizing costs.
undesirable work, they are exploiting current inequalities to increase their profits.
I've never actually thought about how exploitative this type of work is. It is such a huge pattern among all industries that emotionally taxing labor is usually underpaid and targeted towards minority groups.
Do you think there are ways to moderate well that involve less traumatizing of moderators or taking advantage of poor people?
I instantly thought about discord moderators for larger servers. I think it's extremely difficult to make moderation less traumatizing, besides just having a more robust automated moderation bot. In the case of discord moderation, a lot of traumatizing incidents happen directly to mods, like abuse of power. For the case of taking advantage of poor people, that really comes down to the morals of companies themselves. Most companies have the ability to pay their workers fairly, but try to find a workaround to get a larger profit. Only thing I can think of is expanding current laws to include paying international workers by U.S.A. minimum wage standards.
Another concern is for the safety of the users on the social media platform (or at least the users that the platform cares about). Users who don’t feel safe will leave the platform, so social media companies are incentivized to help their users feel safe. So this often means moderation to stop trolling and harassment.
One of the chief reasons for moderation is to protect the safety of users.
Governments might also have rules about content moderation and censorship, such as laws in the US against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). China additionally censors various news stories in their country, like stories about protests. In addition to banning news on their platforms, in late 2022 China took advantage of Elon Musk having fired almost all Twitter content moderators to hide news of protests by flooding Twitter with spam and porn.
This shows how content moderation can be used for very different purposes, from preventing clear harm like CSAM to suppressing political information and public dissent. It also highlights how weak moderation systems can be exploited strategically, not just by individual trolls but by powerful actors trying to control what people see.
Post-ban, hate speech by the same users was reduced by as much as 80-90 percent
I think this is a super interesting statistic, as it shows that often a feeling of community/camraderie is what emboldens people to share their hateful opinions. It definitely applies to modern day, too, as we see the rise of hate speech and extremist views now that our administration is extremist and fascist.
14.3.2. Reddit (subreddits with volunteer moderators)# Reddit is composed of many smaller discussion boards, called subreddits. These subreddits range from friendly to very toxic, with different moderators in charge of each subreddit. Reddit as a larger platform decided to ban and remove some of its most toxic and hateful subreddits, including r/c***town (note: I censored out a racial slur for Black people), and r/fatpeoplehate. In a study of what happened after this ban: Post-ban, hate speech by the same users was reduced by as much as 80-90 percent. […] “Members of banned communities left Reddit at significantly higher rates than control groups. […] Migration was common, both to similar subreddits (i.e. overtly racist ones) and tangentially related ones (r/The_Donald). […] However, within those communities, hate speech did not reliably increase, although there were slight bumps as the invaders encountered and tested new rules and moderators. 14.3.3. Facebook (hired moderators)
I think volunteers are generally worse than hired moderators given the inclination of the most devoted of a community to volunteers. This can result in more extremist policies and annoying ego-trips that would deter growth in some communities. However, this is sporadic.
Conflict occurs between two opposing sides in a story, usually centering on characters' values, needs, or interests.
Definition of conflict (brings a reason for the story)
dynamic.
A main character should be dynamic to have an arc in their personal narrative
describe the strategies that an author uses to present and develop the characters in a narrative.
Definition of characterization
whether it is to identify, empathise, or sympathise with them; to dislike or disapprove of them; or to pass judgement on their actions, behaviour and values.
In some way we need to care about a character
Through a process guided by principles of consensus building, 21 the IPC working group members grouped the list of evidence-based enablers by frequency and theme. This yielded 29 key enablers that were vetted for organizational relevance and alignment against hospital strategic plans. The key enablers underwent a second thematic grouping by the IPC working group who selected and synthesized the set of enablers based on their diverse expertise, knowledge, and experience to construct six core competencies.
Interprofessional collaboration not only improves patient outcomes but also enhances workforce satisfaction and reduces burnout. Research suggests collaborative environments improve team cohesion and reduce professional conflict (Hall, 2005). This reinforces that collaboration is essential to sustainable healthcare systems.
Hall, P. (2005). Interprofessional teamwork: Professional cultures as barriers. Journal of Interprofessional Care.
A 10-member IPC working group comprised of representatives from interprofessional education, professional practice, and organizational development and leadership was established. The IPC working group executed each step of the development process and led the stakeholder consultation process. A larger stakeholder consultation group was established which included clinical and non-clinical staff representing a variety of roles and expertise. The stakeholder consultation process included distribution of materials for review and feedback to directors of operation, patient care managers, nurse practitioners, health professions leaders, advanced practice nurses, clinical educators, and patient and student representation, as well as the Interprofessional Education Committee and the Education Advisory Committee.
Professionalism is foundational to effective interprofessional collaboration. The framework emphasizes mutual respect, accountability, ethical behavior, and clearly defined roles.
According to the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC, 2016), core competencies include values/ethics, roles and responsibilities, communication, and teamwork. The framework presented aligns with these competencies, demonstrating that professionalism extends beyond individual conduct and becomes a shared team responsibility.
Interprofessional Education Collaborative. (2016). Core competencies for interprofessional collaborative practice.
The development of core competencies for interprofessional collaboration at Sunnybrook was part of a wider IPC strategy to become a system-wide leader in advancing a culture of interprofessionalism and foster the highest quality, compassionate and person-centred care. 20 A collaborative bottom-up approach was taken to the development and implementation of the framework to optimize acceptance and adoption of the competencies by the various clinical and non-clinical teams
The scenarios attribute several outcomes to interprofessional collaboration, including improved patient safety, clearer communication, enhanced role clarity, and coordinated care delivery.
Team-based care has been shown to reduce medical errors and strengthen shared decision-making (Reeves et al., 2017). The article also addresses barriers such as hierarchical structures and communication breakdowns by emphasizing structured competencies and shared leadership approaches.
Reeves, S., et al. (2017). Interprofessional collaboration to improve professional practice and healthcare outcomes. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
The framework was developed using a comprehensive literature search and consensus building by a multi-stakeholder working group and supported by a broad consultation process that included patient representation, organizational development and leadership, and human resources.
The authors demonstrate proper plagiarism avoidance by citing research when integrating prior findings into their framework. Rather than copying exact wording, they paraphrase and attribute ideas appropriately.
To avoid plagiarism, writers must quote directly with citation, paraphrase in their own words with citation, or summarize with attribution (APA, 2020). This article models academic integrity, which reflects professionalism in both scholarship and healthcare practice.
American Psychological Association. (2020). Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (7th ed.).
Many organizations have adopted existing interprofessional frameworks that define the competencies of individual health professionals that are required to meet practice standards and advance interprofessional goals.
In this section, the authors paraphrase prior research by restating definitions of interprofessional collaboration in new wording while maintaining the same level of detail. Paraphrasing keeps the meaning but changes the language (American Psychological Association [APA], 2020).
The article also summarizes broader findings when it condenses multiple studies into key themes about team competencies. Summarizing reduces detailed information into core concepts. The distinction matters because paraphrasing engages closely with a specific idea, while summarizing synthesizes larger bodies of research.
American Psychological Association. (2020). Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (7th ed.).
https://doi.org/10.1177/00169862221128299Gifted Child Quarterly 1 –22© 2022 National Association forGifted ChildrenArticle reuse guidelines: sagepub.com/journals-permissionsDOI: 10.1177/00169862221128299journals.sagepub.com/home/gcqFeature ArticleAddressing racial and ethnic underrepresentation in the sci-ence, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce is a national priority (American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2021; National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine [NASEM], 2011; National Science Foundation [NSF], 2021).
Did not know this, but great that this is a national priority
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Can someone make sense of this equation? Why are they using pi?
Behavioral Functioning
why is this necessary for the study?
family’s socioeconomic resources
this feels like it has the potential to go the victim blaming route
sample from 35 states indicate that disparities in advanced mathematics achievement grow between students who are White or Asian and those who are Black or Hispanic across the upper elementary grades
these studies should also look at teaching pedagogies
patents
not sure looking at patent data means that we need better stem education
Advanced STEM achievement (e.g., performing above the 90th percentile) by elementary school predicts scientific innovation in adulthood as indicated by being listed as an inventor on a technology patent application
theres also class components to this bc it is not cheap to complete a patent application
White or Asian students are more likely to complete STEM college degrees
Any data around Asians needs be disageregated. I would also like to know how many are international students who identify as Asian
may need to begin by elementary schoo
Dont all interventions need to begin in elementary school? Will the data show the methodology in teaching science as well? Teching methods in 6-12 can be outdated
En la neblina del amanecer, cuando aún no se oía el zumbar de las moscas ni crujido alguno, Lope solía despertar, con la techumbre de barro encima de los ojos
Esto me hace pensar que la techumbre de barro es figurativo del dolor que le causa estar tan lejos de la ciudad a Lope. Tambien puede ser obstáculos figurativos que lo ciegan de oportunidades.
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I think we should clarify that these relate to the Veeam Data Cloud Management portal, not the vaults themselves. Perhaps just say Veeam Data Cloud not Veeam Data Cloud Vault, since these functions are not specific to Vault, and it highlights the fact that this applies to VDC not the storage accounts themselves
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Data at rest is encrypted with the AES-256 standard.
I think we should call out that the Vault's themselves are encrypted and that a further layer of encryption is applied by the source product (e.g. VBR or Kasten)
Then, share the paper with someone who fits the description of the audience for whom the document is intended
I usually just read through it myself. I don't have anyone to read it.
Now imagine that you are doing academic work or professional research
When conducting research for an academic or professional project, annotations assist you in thinking about what you are reading in a more profound way. They enable you to make connections between ideas, pose questions, and determine how a source will be used in your project.
You are a member of a discipline or profession and you have a good idea of the foundational texts for your research topic
This implies that you already know the important books or articles related to your field of study. This background knowledge will help you understand your topic better and will also make your research stronger and more focused.
They may have answered it, but most likely, they have not yet come to a firm conclusion. You decide to do some research on your own to try to answer the question.
The author may have attempted to answer the question, but they likely have not come to a conclusion. One question I have for the author is why they have not come to a conclusion on the answer to the question. As a result, I would like to conduct research on the topic.
You begin to question how this reading fits in with what you know about your discipline
You begin to wonder how this reading relates to what you already know about your field of study. One of the questions that arise is whether the ideas presented in this reading support what you have learned or contradict it.
Imagine you and your best friend are planning a trip to a place you’ve never been before—perhaps Sweden. You are bound to have questions: What’s the best way to travel? Where should you stay? What sights and attractions are “must-do’s”?
Giving you the problems and what you need to solve about the best way to travel and that
When scholarship is working right, publication of research results produces inquiry by other scholars, which in turn produces more research.
Is this kind of like the peer review, that scientist have to go through when publishing some kind of research or discovery?
Say a mathematician was trying to solve an equation that had not yet been solved. If the approach was to put twenty people in a room and watch how they solved it, other scholars in the discipline would not take the results seriously, but if something similar were done by a psychologist, the results could be quite important (see Research).
takes about problem solving and how to hep solve them
To solve problems, researchers may employ a range of methods. Each discipline has its own methods for making or vetting knowledge claims.
I loved Joe Moxley's example in the "Research Methods" article. Comparing a doctor's methods to a fortune teller's method was comical and made a great visual and made the topic easy to understand.
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trophies, the effect of these mechan-ics becoming so solidly integrated into videogame culture is that theirgravitational pull changes how games are played and interpreted. Lea-derboards are a clear place where players are compared with one an-other. A former highly competitive Madden NFL player writes thatleaderboards are “a devilish feature,” as they transform “Madden froman escapist pastime into another stage on which to prove your self-worth.”36 Gamerscore is a measure that turns abstract effort in a gameinto concrete results that are intelligible to others at a mere glimpse.
I 110% this hard game and you didn't heh...
Fucking Plato virtue signaling from its cave...
And data are never neutral; they are always the biased output of unequalsocial, historical, and economic conditions: this is the matrix of domination onceagain.
The authors explain that data shows what is happening in the world it comes from. So, if a society has inequality, its data will reflect that inequality as well.
This is the privilege hazard: the phenomenon that makes those who occupy the mostprivileged positions among us—those with good educations, respected credentials, andprofessional accolades—so poorly equipped to recognize instances of oppression in theworld
I like how this explains why biased systems continue to exist. It is not because people want to cause harm. Sometimes, they just do not notice the problem since the system benefits them. This makes bias more difficult to spot and address.
“What we choose to measure is a statement of what we value inhealth,” he explains.
If something is not being measured, does that mean society has decided it is not important?
Basic Orienting Facts-Lets the reader know who, when, where, and what is happening. Organization-The reason you order your content the way you do. Structure-The order in which you choose to present your events to your reader Scene-Vivid descriptions of the setting and what you said in order to feel immersed in a story. Scene is the opposite of summary. Use scene sparingly when you want to slow down and focus on an important part of the story. Summary– A way to manage time. When you tell the reader what used to happen in your family, for example, you could explain, “My mother used to cook Sunday dinner for the family. She often made a roast.” You are summarizing what used to happen in the past. If you were to write about a specific Sunday, and you fleshed out what happened in scene with dialogue, included details about the sound of vegetables being chopped, described the smells in the kitchen, and told the reader what your mother was wearing, and reflected on the conversation you had, that would be a scene. Summary condenses information in both academic and creative writing, but in creative writing, summary is linked to time management. Persona– The character of you that you construct. It’s not literally you, because you are not words on the page, right? You are flesh and bone and you have a rich inner life. Use that rich inner life to develop your persona. Persona comes from the Latin word for mask. It’s the version of you that you would like to illustrate for the reader in your memoir. This is a complicated concept. One way to think of your persona is you in relationship to the situation or people in the story. The persona can also be shaped by time: who and what you were like when you were twelve, for example. It can be shaped by relationship to your topic: who and what you are like in relationship to your mother or third grade teacher or your sergeant in boot camp. Readers Trust in You-Readers won’t automatically question your credibility as a narrator on the page, but if you seem very infallible or somehow superhuman while everyone else in the story is tragically flawed, then the reader will wonder about the truthfulness of your own self-depiction. You are accountable to telling the story to your reader as truthfully as you can, while using craft elements to engage the reader. It’s a daunting task. Also, readers like protagonists who are flawed, so be truthful about your mistakes. Setting-Where and when the story takes place. Mood-The emotional weight or atmosphere of a story, created through details, description, and other craft features, for example, sometimes setting can help create a mood. Imagery-An image in a story, or in a poem, is a description that appeals to one of the five senses. An image should also convey additional meaning, either emotional and/or intellectual. It’s not an image to say green gelatin. Green gelatin is meaningless until the reader injects the gelatin with meaning. You can, however, create an image if you were to write, “The Frog Eye Salad recipe that my beloved grandmother used to make for Sunday picnics.” The latter description is specific and contains emotional content. Reflection-The sense and interpretation that you make of the events that transpired in your memoir and how you feel and/or think about them. You can also reflect on the story and relate the events to the universal meaning or theme you would like to include in the story.
Adding these key point can help you with making your story come to life and with your world building.
Plot – The events as they unfold in sequence Characters -The people who inhabit the story and move it forward. Typically, there are minor characters and main characters. The minor characters generally play supporting roles to the main character, or the protagonist. Characters are fleshed out not only through how the author describes them, but also through their actions, dialogue, and thoughts. Conflict -The primary problem or obstacle that unfolds in the plot that the protagonist must solve or overcome by the end of the narrative. The way in which the protagonist resolves the conflict of the plot results in the theme of the narrative Theme – The ultimate message the narrative is trying to express; it can be either explicit or implicit. The theme of a story is also what makes it significant. If the story has lasting meaning to you, it will be meaningful to your readers.
These are important parts of writing a good story. It can help you with adding depth and interest to your story.
How a character behaves, both alone and in response to actions from other characters, is a critical aspect of characterization.
Sometimes even without dialogue, a persons actions can prove the type of person they are without even saying anything. This is a critical part of character development.
The words that come out of a character's mouth, in dia-logue, are a very powerful means of characterization.
Regarding this statement, I think the dialogue gives a character a sense of who they are. Their manner can be rude or nice. Every part of their inner and outer dialogue forms the character of what type of person they are.
This is one of the most basic wavs of introducing and defining character: through description of his or hn ph\·sical ch,iractl'ristics vici straight narrative.
This always helps me visualize the story. Getting to know the character, including what they look like, helps pull me into a good book.
When we read ,1 book of fiction, 01w of the things we're most focused on (whether we realizl' it or not) is character.
I never thought about it this way but it makes sense because something I do without realizing is judge the character of the book and if I do not like them, I do not continue the book. If the character is fun and outgoing then I am into a book a lot more.
Counting and classification can be powerful parts of the process of creating knowledge.But they’re also tools of power in themselves.
I think this is the main point of the chapter. Data is not neutral. Counting can help people get noticed, but it can also be used to control or hurt them. It all comes down to who is counting and for what reason.
Lurk-ing under the surface of so many classification systems are false binaries and impliedhierarchies, such as the artificial distinctions between men and women, reason andemotion, nature and culture, and body and world.
I like how this line makes it clear that categories aren’t just simple labels. They often hide power differences. When we treat something as a strict either/or, we ignore the complexity in between and usually end up privileging one group over another.
“What gets counted counts,” feminist geographer Joni Seager has asserted, andMunir is one person who understands that.
if being counted gives people visibility and resources, how do we balance that with the risk of making vulnerable groups more exposed?
On the 27th, we bought two more horses, and two miles upstream from the mouth of the Oualla-Oualla, we encountered a band of Indians camped there for the night. This river is 180 feet wide and rises in the same mountains as the Oumatalla; beavers, otters, and deer frequent its vicinity. The nation that gives it its name lives near its confluence with the Columbia; these Indians are quite gentle, but do not know the art of hunting fur-bearing animals; their number is 200. The inhabitants of these townships have, compared to those near the falls, few means of subsistence, because their land is poorly endowed with suitable fishing grounds, and fishing is not plentiful there. They are therefore forced to subsist, for most of the year, on a small quantity of game and roots, which they have great difficulty obtaining; so that those who find this way of life too arduous hasten to the falls. It is with scoundrels of this kind that the most famous fishing spots are populated; and, for this reason, they can be called, like our large cities, the capitals of depravity (17 m.).
les oualla-ouallas.
but i wonder why the people who don't like subsistence life are scoundrels
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Pydantic AIでは、deps_typeパラメータで依存リソースの型を宣言し、RunContextを通じてツールやインストラクションの中からそのリソースにアクセスできます。
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以下の実行にもキャプションがあると良いと思いました。
Emotions are also useful for creative tasks, because positive individuals tend to be more creative and open to new ideas. In addition to helping with employee creativity, companies such as Microsoft Corporation often want to understand which features of their products produce not just high ratings for usability but also high emotional ratings. Individuals with strong positive emotional reactions are more likely to use their product and recommend it to others (Weler, 2008). This is something Apple Inc. has been known for doing well, as their products tend to evoke strong positive emotions and loyalty from their users. Figure 7.4.10: By creating products that users feel an emotional reaction to, Apple has revolutionized the way music is experienced. Wikimedia Commons – CC BY-SA 3.0. Negative emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness can result from undesired events. In the workplace, these events may include not having your opinions heard, a lack of control over your day-to-day environment, and unpleasant interactions with colleagues, customers, and superiors. Negative emotions play a role in the
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or they do not harmonise with the rest of collective experience and do not fit in with its organising forms, for example, with the chain of causality”
What is kind of interesting about t his is the fact that the spiritual phenomenon is absolutely universal across cultures. A lot can be said about what that means.
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Information literacy is a life skill that will help you apply critical thinking and reflection to locate, evaluate, and use quality information.
It's always good to have information literacy, because information is EVERYWHERE, and it is very important to know how to analyze and/or use it. It's also good to not fall for everything that you see and/or hear.
Find ways to reduce distractions. Some things that can help include muting phone notifications, using time management apps, and finding quiet places to study.
I have a big problem with doomscrolling on my phone, even when I have a lot of assignments due. I've been able to get a lot more productive on some days by putting my phone on the opposite end of the room that I am in, in order to resist using it when I'm not supposed to. Putting it out of reach is a much better practice than leaving it near me, because I'm so bad at defeating my temptations to use it whenever it's near me at home.
Time management is frequently a problem for most individuals at one point or another. For students, feeling overwhelmed with college studies, illness, and/or personal issues are all common factors that may lead to missing deadlines.
I relate so much to this, as I've been very overwhelmed with other classes in the past few weeks, which is why I'm doing this assignment on the last night possible, three weeks after it was due.
The Institute for Student Research and Creative Activity (ISRCA) coordinates research, scholarship & creative activity opportunities for students. The institute facilitates programming to support faculty-student collaborative scholarly work and funds students’ research opportunities.
I'm not sure whether I've heard of this before. If I have, then I just didn't pay as much attention or I just forgot. Anyways, it is nice to read about this. It sounds like a cool program / resource.
In arts integration, teachers generally use two strategies for establishing performance criteria: checklists or rubrics. These are the same strategies used in any performance assessment.4 (As students become familiar with the criteria, they also are able to play a role in assessing their progress.)
How do checklists and rubrics help clarify performance criteria in arts integration, and how can involving students in the assessment process support their learning?
Making the Formative Assessment Process visible and exploring its connection to the creative process helps us to reflect on how we use formative assessment during arts integration.
How does making the formative assessment process visible during arts integration support both student learning and the creative process?
Turn the cards over for a set of questions that will help you apply these concepts.
The first card did bring up a good question: "is this information authoritative or was it just easy to find". This is a good question, because many people prefer to use sources that are easier to find, however, they may not necessarily be as good as other sources. Sources being boosted by the algorithm are not necessarily better.
Outside of class, you consume and create content for social media, seek answers to questions, and read about issues that impact you directly.
This is a good way to connect this topic to the real world. Basically, information is everywhere, and there is always a need to collect and analyze it.
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You might also be interested in seeing how annotators have con-tributed to historical documents in Speculative Annotation hosted by theLibrary of Congress (https://labs.loc.gov/work/experiments/annotation) orliterary texts like Frankenstein (https://www.frankenbook.org).
I didn't know these annotation websites existed until now. I'll have to check them out sometime.
Through socialannotation, you can contribute to conversations about reading and writingto enrich learning in the course, much like when you participate in classdiscussions.
This was how I usually engaged with texts in school. We would read the text, then discuss it with our table mates.
Easing open the cover of J.D. Salinger’s Nine Stories that I annotatedtwo decades ago, I can see in the rounded letters of my adolescenthandwriting are notes about Salinger’s life and the underlined head-ing “3 Themes” followed by the bulleted points “communication, inno-cence of children, perversion of adults.”
Do people usually write stuff directly in their books anymore? I usually just write it on a sticky note or in my Notes app. It just feels like I'm ruining the book by writing in it.
Rawls proposed a famous thought experiment. Imagine we were going to redesign America. A huge lottery was done to gather people from all walks of life into a committee to decide how the society should be structured and how it should function. Naturally, they will all have their own interests in mind, so Rawls proposed that they all be hidden behind a “veil of ignorance”, making it so that while they are on the committee, the people have no idea who they are, or what sort of life they will have once the new design is implemented. (The veil of ignorance is not a real thing, and it is extremely unclear how such an obscuring could be accomplished, although science fiction writers have had fun trying to imagine it.) Rawls’s thought was that if you don’t know whether you will be in one of society’s more powerful roles or more disadvantaged roles, then you will have the motivation to make sure you will be okay, whatever role you get in the end. Therefore, the committee members would design a just and fair society, so that they would be okay no matter where they end up. The design the committee agrees to forms the basis of a new “social contract”, or agreement about how society works.
I like this idea in theory and somewhat in practice. If it could produce the results it purports, it would be pretty just. However, I don't think it would last due to the rot by self selection that all societies face. That is, in the long run positions of power are sought more and more by those with ulterior motives.
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Townley grew up on a farm.
Farmers were and are at the bottom of the US capitalist hierarchy chain
he wasn’t like the city socialists. He saw more from thefarmer’s standpoint.
He gonsta redistribute
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Question #1: In “California teachers are using AI to grade papers. Who’s grading the AI?”, Khari Johnson reports that a growing number of California educators are integrating artificial intelligence tools into classroom grading and feedback tasks, raising questions about oversight, effectiveness, and educational policy.
Question #2: Johnson explains that many school districts are signing contracts for AI-powered tools to automate grading and provide feedback so teachers can save time and reduce burnout. Johnson notes that state guidelines on AI use in education are vague, with no tracking of which districts use what tools or how they’re applied. Johnson highlights teachers’ mixed experiences, with some finding AI helpful for speeding feedback and others pointing out accuracy and fairness issues that require human oversight.
Question #3: Overall, Johnson’s article urges readers to recognize both the opportunities and the risks of AI in education and suggests that thoughtful human involvement and clearer policies are essential before adopting AI for high-stakes classroom work.
those in low socioeconomic groups, people living in poverty, are disadvantaged, lack of opportunities, and have different life experiences than those with more financial stability and wealth.
I agree with this!
Another example is that infants are born with more bones (about 270) than they end up with as adults (about 206)
This is something new to me. I didn’t know that and I find it interesting
moral decision making as a cognitive function.
This would support the assertion that morality is developed socially and dependent on the culture you grow up in, rather than a fixed answer.
In this study, we directly compared the propensity of ductal/CACs and acinar cells to form PanINs and investigated the molecular mechanisms that underlie PanIN formation.
As this final sentence of the introduction suggests, the authors hypothesized that pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias (PanINs) and pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma arise primarily through oncogenic KRAS-induced acinar-to-ductal reprogramming, rather than from centroacinar cells (CACs) or ductal cells, and that an inducer of ductal cell identity, SOX9, may play a role in the induction of PanINs to acinar cells.
Additionally, the authors noted that the tools needed to target CACs and ductal cells had only recently been developed, which made it possible to test this hypothesis and determine the actual origin of PanINs and PDA.
My purpose: My audience: The following checklist can help you decide if your narrowed topic is a good topic for your assignment. Yes or No: Am I interested in this topic? Yes or No: Would my audience be interested? Yes or No: Do I have prior knowledge or experience with this topic? If so, would I be comfortable exploring this topic and sharing my experiences? Yes or No: Do I want to learn more about this topic? Yes or No: Is this topic specific? Yes or No: Does it fit the length of the assignment? Yes or No: Can I achieve the assignment’s purpose with this topic?
Topic Checklist:
why you are writing (to inform, to explain, or some other purpose) and for whom you are writing.
Identify the topic and purpose before you begin the writing process.
Just as you need a recipe, ingredients, and proper tools to cook a delicious meal, you also need a plan, resources, and adequate time to create a good written composition.
The writing process is similar to following a recipe.
A successful research process should go through these steps: Decide on the topic. Narrow the topic in order to narrow search parameters. Consider a question that your research will address. Generate sub-questions from your main question. Determine what kind of sources are best for your argument. Create a bibliography as you gather and reference sources.
Following these steps will help you successfully write a good research paper.
you want to answer a question that you (and other people) have about the world.
Not only are you convincing your audience but also yourself. Research as if you want to get to the truth and gather your evidence to support your findings.
Have you ever faced consequences for breaking social media rules (or for being accused of it)?
Back in middle school I was frequently reported, however I have never had my account suspended. I was a decent figure in a small online community, with around 15k followers (which was the largest account in this niche community). Whenever I spoke up about certain issues at the time in that space, I got notified constantly that my account was under review. The posts that would get me reported most were discussions about mental health in teenagers, and how online spaces can sometimes have a negative impact on these problems.
The revised thesis makes a more specific statement about success and what it means to work hard.
This brings me back to what we read earlier about writing confidently knowing that you have the supportive information to back up your claims, but leaving just enough room for an argument or debate. I once read that ' only fools speak in absolutes ' so this kind of ties back to that.
you must ask yourself, “What do I want to write about it?” Asking and then answering this question is vital to forming a thesis that is precise, forceful, and confident.
I’ve found that when I write about something personal to me, my papers tend to be stronger and better. Asking myself the “what” and the “why” is essential because it helps me dig deeper into my ideas.
The paradox of serving Count Keller, an aristocratic minister of high privilege, when poverty and destruction awaited them in every small town they traveled through, also weighed upon Jacob's conscience. High-ranking officials in the delegation held extravagant parties and dinners, which Jacob desperately tried to avoid attending. Surrounded by the decadence, he was beginning to feel isolated and homesick.
This passage vividly portrays Jacob Green's inner conflicts during the war. On one hand, he served the privileged noble officials, while on the other hand, he witnessed the poverty and destruction of the towns along the way. When the high-ranking officials still held luxurious banquets during the war, Jacob tried to avoid them, which made him feel out of place with the extravagance around him and filled him with loneliness and longing for his hometown. This intense contrast not only reflects his sympathy for the lower-class people, but also allows us to see his conscience as an intellectual - he could not comfortably enjoy the privileges and maintained a clear understanding of the cruelty of the war and the injustice of society.
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The weather mirrors the mood with the heat symbolizing rising anger, and “mad blood” suggesting violence is basically inevitable.
[TYBALT under ROMEO's arm stabs MERCUTIO, and flies with his followers] Mercutio. I am hurt. A plague o' both your houses! I am sped. Is he gone, and hath nothing?
Romeo didn't want to fight Tybalt, so Mercutio offered to duel in his place, hence the death of Mercutio
What storm is this that blows so contrary? Is Romeo slaughter'd, and is Tybalt dead? My dear-loved cousin, and my dearer lord? Then, dreadful trumpet, sound the general doom! For who is living, if those two are gone? 1790 Nurse. Tybalt is gone, and Romeo banished; Romeo that kill'd him, he is banished.
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They can make every student workforce-ready.
Again. Show me! Where do you see students who don't have these skills on their own being successful in partnership with GenAI?
AI already delivers 90% of the standard requirements across state systems: demonstrating written communication, quantitative reasoning, critical analysis, and information literacy.
This claim seems to be the foundation of the entire piece, and I am NOT convinced. Show me a real situation where AI is delivering 90% of these requirements.
and I’ve caught him several times looking at the paper! And Jennie too. I caught Jennie with her hand on it once.
Narrator projecting her fear onto them; views them as her 'jailers'
sther as proto-feminist for a few reasons. First, because this commentary demonstrates how the systematic domination of women served broader imperial interests and was also enhanced by blurring the relation between patriarchal domination of households and despotic domination of the empire. Under Ahasuerus, women (starting with Vashti) had to be controlled or neutralized so that the household could serve as a model for the state, even while the state claimed to be modeled on the structure of households. This sort of mutually reinforcing dynamic or political cosmology is by now a commonplace of social analysis, but it wasn’t in 18
so we see a proto-feminost view because the push to subjugate the queen lead to the centralization of power and later the order to exterminate the jews
The first set of letters disempowering women paved the way for Ahasuerus to become an absolute monarch and it was only under those conditions that a genocide of the kind Haman plotted could ever have a chance to succeed. To put it simply, the murder of Vashti and the suppression of women throughout the empire paved the way for Haman’s projected Holocaus
malbim sees the first set of letters as allowing for the extermination of the jews because it centralized his rule with popular support. Thus allowing the king to carry out an order in the second letter to have the jews exterminated
On the level of political rhetoric, Ahasuerus’ executive order must have seemed a master stroke because of all that it simultaneously accomplished. Malbim thinks that by emphasizing that the letters were to be sent in the diverse languages of the polyglot empire, Ahasuerus was once again stoking popular resentment against the Persian elites who used to demand that all state business be conducted in Persian.[15]Apparently, “cultural diversity” can be coopted by authoritarian state power as easily as any other ideology under the right circumstances. More importantly, Ahasuerus’ letter would have distracted people from his naked power grab by disguising it as the utterly ordinary resentment of a husband whose wife has defied him, guaranteeing the support of other men who feared the rebellion of their own wives in turn. Could he have found a more potent strategy for harnessing their resentment? In the 1970’s it began to be said in some quarters that “the personal is political,” but Ahasuerus’ letters represent the utter suppression of that frame by insisting that the political is merely personal. Whether
furthermore his decree that all royal letters be conducted in different languages was made to fuel support for his regime against the persian elite and distract them from his political move against his wife whom they would have taken as something done to subdue his insubordinate wife
Ahasuerus’ cabinet would have to work quickly, because Malbim assumes that both Vashti and the Persian noblewomen with whom she had feasted had already seen through this subterfuge and might work to subvert it.[13] So they released a royal edict banning her from the king’s presence almost immediately before following up with seemingly unrelated letters “to every province according to its writing and to every people according to their language that every man should be master in his own house and speak according to the language of his peo
so the reason why the king bans her from his presense to prevent the queen from subverting his goals
mphasizing that her own rank came first.[11] Read this way, her refusal of the king’s summons constitutes a self-conscious act of political resistance because she understood what her husband was trying to accomplish at her expense.
with this, the queen disobeys as a way to resistant the king's attempts to meld her into his will. Also this interpretation goes against the most popular interpretation where she didnt want to appear because her physical features were tarnished somehow
shti, we have seen, poses a special problem for Ahasuerus. She is at once the key to his legitimacy in the eyes of the traditional Persian elites and the most distressing evidence that his independent power is limited. So, at the end of his long populist campaign, when his heart was “merry with wine,” Ahasuerus cleverly sends his chamberlains to summon the queen.[7] Sending his own servants rather than those who normally attend upon her was meant, in Malbim’s reading, to signal his disrespect. If she answered his call it would be a symbolic victory for him and if she refused it might present him with an opportunity to move against her. Directly attacking her dignity as the daughter of a royal house, he he also summons her “to show the people and the princes her beauty,” as if her attractiveness outstripped the importance of her royal person and pedigree.[8] By demanding that she appear wearing her royal crown, according to one well-known midrash, the king went so far as to intimate that she should appear before the gaze of his servants, dressed in nothing e
the king then goes after his wife because she's a representartion of his political limits as he was married to her to satisfy the persian elites, those he wants to undermine. Thus, he moves against so that she's forced to disobey his command and allowing him to strike against her
pretense of a state governed by law for the common good may not have appealed so much to the provincial nobles chafing under imperial rule or the underclass of Shushan whom Ahasuerus had been so careful to flat
mlabim from this makes an implicit statement that constitutional monarchies doesnt guarrantee that the people will be satisfied
among the leaders of the disenfranchised, non-Persian provinces and the lower Persian classes who had been systematically excluded from most of the benefits of the constitutional—but colonial and deeply class conscious—state Ahasuerus had come to dominate.
included the servants to create commoner loyality to him
ld have opened the state coffers so brazenly for his own aggrandizement. Ahasuerus understood that people would be less likely to object to the precedent he was trying to set if they were included among its
Aha. did all these parties so that he could legitimize his takeover. Also he invited all these noblemen to his parties so that he could privelage them and keep them on his side while also conveying by inviting lowly servants that he sees all of them as his servants
Ahasuerus seized power from a constitutional monarch but was set on absolutizing his rule through a series of very intentional stratagems that required him to sideline or eliminate his wife. Faced by the ancient rabbinic conundrum whether to portray Ahasuerus as a wise or a foolish king, Malbim decides from the outset to treat him as someone who knows what he wants and works deliberately to achieve his
Malbim's interpretation establishes that Ahasuerues was a commonor who overthrew the constitutional monarchy to centralize absolute power through himself. From there it required him to sideline his wife to do so
that the systematic disempowerment of women in general helped to create the political conditions for genocide in Megillat Esther
book of esther could be seen as how women disempowerment could lead to genocide
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Hospital stays usually 2-4 days, so recommendation for additional corticosteroid use after initial injections/orally? Or different medication recommended?
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No que tange às EP, SEM e FP, portanto: - LEI ESPECÍFICA = autoriza a criação de empresa pública, sociedade de economia mista e fundação; - LEI GENÉRICA = autoriza a criação de subsidiárias; - LEI COMPLEMENTAR = fixa a finalidade de fundação pública; - <u>É</u> necessária autorização legislativa para alienação de controle societário de empresa pública e sociedade de economia mista. - <u>Não </u>é necessária autorização legislativa para transferência do controle de subsidiária.
She looks like an Instagram
Is Tolentino criticizing social media for turning real people into products?
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Definition: something that can make money
The ideal woman has always been generic
Tolentino is saying society keeps creating the same type of “perfect woman,” even though trends change. She is not unique at all.
That means that the discourse community of geology represents the common scholarly conversation that takes place among geologists. If an audiologist entered into their conversation (or picked up one of their journals),
A variety of backgrounds will often create a variety of views, which might not be clear for one person to the next.
Lo que interpreto es, que existen formas autónomas, abiertas y de autodeterminación para hacer mas democrático el conocimiento, sin filtros y sin temor a la censura. El ejemplo de de la niña Martha Payne es uno muy concreto. Su autodeterminación es retadora y muy comprometida con la idea de cooperar en un mundo para todos.
Clay Shirky: Cómo Internet (algún día) transformará el gobierno
Lo que interpreto es, que existen formas autónomas, abiertas y de autodeterminación para hacer mas democrático el conocimiento, sin filtros y sin temor a la censura. El ejemplo de de la niña Martha Payne es uno muy concreto. Su autodeterminación es retadora y muy comprometida con la idea de cooperar en un mundo para todos.
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Comrie wrote a 1944 Mathematical Gazette article entitled “Careers for Girls,” in which he declared that female computers were useful “in the years before they (or many of them) graduate to married life and become experts with the housekeeping accounts!”
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EC demands US sticks by trade agreement despite supreme court ruling. EP has called to halt ratification
on China's brain computer interfacing efforts
Twenty CRM is an open source package
bunny.net as CDN for a WP site goes through a WP plugin.
Domain TLD pricing. This one is just baffling. Certain TLDs cost significantly more when purchased through European registrars. I'm talking 2-3x markups on extensions that are cheap everywhere else. I never got a satisfying explanation for why. If anyone knows, I'm genuinely curious.
Indeed some registrars are noteworthy costly. But I found looking around for smaller registrars is always worth it.
Twenty CRM for customer management
mentions a self-hosted CRM: Twenty CRM
Hanko handles authentication and identity. A German provider that gives you passkeys, social logins, and user management
Hanko (German) for authentication and identity management, incl social logins
Nebius powers our AI inference. If you need GPU compute in Europe
Nebius, for GPU computing resources
Bunny.net is the unsung hero of this stack. CDN with distributed storage, DNS, image optimization, WAF, and DDoS protection, all from a company headquartered in Slovenia. Their edge network is genuinely impressive and their dashboard is a joy to use. Coming from Cloudflare, I felt at home rather quickly.
bunny.net from Slovenia praised here as CDN and Cloudflare replacement.
author explains what he did to build a stack for his company that relies almost entirely on EU tech / providers
Zoals hierboven beschreven ga ik er vanuit dat de bekende e-maildiensten die we dagelijks gebruiken, privé of zakelijk, eruit zullen liggen. Het is dan handig als we snel en makkelijk een nieuw, herkenbaar e-mailadres kunnen krijgen. Dat kan bijvoorbeeld als een Nederlandse hoster zich daarop heeft voorbereid en het in de crisissituatie – of daarvoor al – mogelijk maakt om snel en makkelijk een nieuw e-mailadres te krijgen. Dat kan via de wallet! Daarmee kun je bewijzen wie je bent en kun je een standaard e-mailadres krijgen. In mijn geval zou dat kunnen zijn van de vorm: b.p.f.jacobs@diginoodpakket.nl of b.p.f.jacobs-nijmegen@diginoodpakket.nl. Mijn achternaam, initialen en woonplaats kan ik vanuit mijn wallet aan de hoster tonen, die vervolgens dit e-mailadres voor mij aanmaakt. Dat is geen rocket science. Op zo’n manier kunnen mensen elkaar weer bereiken. Ook daar moeten instructies en uitleg voor komen.
is het niet eenvoudiger om een domein te registreren en je eigen email adres zo vorm te geven? Dat is toch ook geen rocket science, non?
want of het installeren van nieuwe apps daarna nog kan is onduidelijk
gaat er dus vanuit dat wat de crisis ook is, er wel stroom zal zijn.
Er zijn ook ‘decentrale’ wallets, waarbij jouw persoonsgegevens in jouw telefoon opgeslagen staan. Zulke apps blijven wel werken en kunnen in een flinke crisis buitengewoon nuttig zijn. Zo’n wallet app zal voorlopig niet van de Nederlandse overheid komen, want die opereert in de Europese achterhoede bij de invoering: een overheidsvariant gaat nog minstens twee jaar duren. Maar er zijn al wel andere functionerende wallets, met betrouwbare gegevens.
Decentrale wallets ihkv EU regels zijn nuttig. NL loopt achter met de invoering.
Digitale identiteit zal het startpunt moeten zijn, om weer van de grond te komen.
Dit volgt hier niet uit. Je hoeft van veel mensen niet te weten wie ze zijn, en het lijkt me ook niet primair bij communicatie uitval.
Het pakket zou wat mij betreft erop gericht moeten zijn om burgers te helpen de onderlinge communicatie weer op gang te krijgen, op een betrouwbare manier, waarbij je met een redelijke mate van zekerheid kunt weten wie je ‘aan de lijn’ hebt. Wat is daar voor nodig?
premisse is dat bij een digitaal noodpakket communicatie primair is. En dan betrouwbare communicatie.
iBestuur on a digital emergency package in case of crises.
The formation of highly consolidated reefs only occur where the temperature does not fall below 18°C for extended periods of time. This specific temperature restriction -18°C- does not, however, apply to the corals themselves. In Japan, where this has been studied in detail, approximately half of all coral species occur where the sea temperature regularly falls to 14°C an approximately 25% occur where it falls to 11°C (Veron 2000). Many grow optimally in water temperatures between 23° and 29°C, but some can tolerate temperatures as high as 40°C for limited periods of time.
This seems like coral needs a very delicate temperature range to be sufficiently productive
European Parliament may halt work on ratification Turnberry agreement after US supreme court declared Trump's tariffs illegal.