This divide highlights the influence of regional music preferences. Take Kendrick Lamar, for example: the California rapper accounts for roughly 10% of streaming activity in his home state's cities. However, he also enjoys significant popularity in cities like Detroit, Portland, and Phoenix, far from home, where listeners embrace his West Coast sound. In contrast, he gets minimal play in Southern strongholds like Memphis and Nashville, where country music reigns.

I prefer 'guage' or 'measure'

Kendrick Lamar commands 10% of streams—nearly matching the #1 pop artist—while Travis Scott, Eminem, and Future all secure spots in the top 15.

• 79% of U.S. charts feature American artists (#6 globally for local loyalty)
• California owns hometown pride: Los Angeles dedicates 28% to local artists, vs Chicago’s 0.2%.
• Genre beats geography: Tennessee’s Morgan Wallen (7%) nearly matches St. Louis natives Chappell Roan and SZA combined (8%) in their own city.
• American music conquers the Anglosphere: Canada allocates 76% of chart positions to U.S. music, while India resists at just 2%.

This is confusing. There are 482 cities in California.

American listeners are fiercely loyal to their own talent. Based on our analysis of Spotify's weekly charts, U.S.-based artists captured 79% of chart positions within the country, placing the U.S. 6th out of 73 in local artist loyalty. The U.S. trails only countries like India, Italy, and Vietnam in favoring local artists more. Still, it dominates European markets, where local artists capture just 29% in the UK, 48% in Germany, and 60% in France.

Interesting to see other diseases associated with tick bites such as anaplasmosis or babesiosis, as often we only hear about Lyme disease in the media

A negative attitude can prevent students from being successful in college by causing them to focus on things such as time out, social media, and shows more than their school work and grades.

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Long-term goals: Travel to new countries, get a job teaching, get married.

This year: Balance my social life with school. While in college: Study abroad, join activities that I enjoy, and meet all my academic needs and goals.

Today: I want to get this half of the discussion done and take some time to myself to watch my show. This week: I want to get all my school work done and go out to the football game. This month: I want to focus on my school work while also focusing on balancing my social life.

It's hard to believe that students I currently teach have no idea what some of these technological advances were even from 1994. I know in 30 years we will be questioning some of the new advancements happening now in 2025.

When telling others what my masters degree is in, they are like huh? I can see that the terms have been changed and still today, many don't know the definition of the field.

Some other things I thought of that could influence how they respond to habitat loss are the reproductive difference btwn moths and butterflies as well as their dispersal strengths.

A butterfly can fly up to 3000 miles while it is migrating which i think is super cool.

Looking into this a little more this is measured by a couple things. movement driven by resource availability, movement due to seasonal migrations, or restricted movement, just to name a few.

Its also important to note there are negatives to high reproductive potential in fragmented habitats. For example; low parental investment in offspring, specialist possibly being pushed out, diversity loss, etc.

I was interested to research about ant positive responses to habitat loss. I found that generalists, mobile species, or human-associated organisms that can exploit disturbed environments can sometimes have a positive reaction or response to habitat loss.

These are all key details and proven benefits from sociology and how it helps us in the workplace and real life situations.

It is quite the interesting topic I never was interested in the study of society until I learned more about it, gives us the big picture like Lili said above. Its a unique tool to have.

I really like this part because is about a father who wants safety and education for his daughters. He is very worried the could be hurt, and he says he would rather die than let that happen. He also asks about schools because he wants his kids to learn and live better lives. It shows how hard life was for enslaved people, but also how much they cared about families.

Love this

I find this verbage interesting. Considering the premise of a stretch mistake, I find it interesting that one could stretch their abilities, make a mistake, and not learn from that mistake

I really like these quotes, but another one that comes to mind is the one about mistakes being an integral part of learning.

I find this fascinating and thought provoking. I read it as essentially saying "teach your students how to make mistakes". Which is interesting because isn't that why we practice things...to "not make mistakes"? But I think this can be a powerful strategy. If we teach students "how to make mistakes" (or what ones will be the most beneficial) they won't be scared of the inevitable, and be confident in their ability to grow from them, and see them as essential in the learning process.

Patterns are a key detail to search for in human interaction with one on one situations to see how a person interacts with everyone in their day to day life.

This brings in Karl Marx and how he believed in the macro perspective of rich and working class comparisons. An example is an old money new money thing, a man whose worked hard and have had generations of money built up rather than a man who just wins a lottery ticket and gets rich instantly.

Like in 1.3 society is studied over the way people are influenced on beliefs, money, power, etc. Durkheim explains that there are complex parts of society with independent factors but all bind in together in the ways we live.

catabolism?

catabolism?

do you mean hormone catabolism?

measure serum ACTH

anterior pituitary

anterior pituitary

(also commonly called "tropic" hormone)

one would

stimulating hormone produced by the pituitary,

absence or underdevelopment of the parathyroid glands

calcium/phosphate, respectively,

XRH

XH,

endocrine gland

"then causes negative or positive feedback to control..."

are present predominantly in the adrenal glands and gonads.

"mostly bound" The small percentage of unbound, free hormones are the active form.

anterior pituitary

such as during pregnancy,

binds

Change to "Receptors that activate the JAK-STAT pathway"

JAK-STAT is not a receptor. Ligands bind to a cell surface receptor and that activates the JAK-STAT pathway. So, this should be removed from that sentence or described separately, such as ..."and the cell surface receptors that activate the JAK-STAT pathway."

and they bind intracellular receptors in the "nuclear receptor" family.

The rate of clearance of a steroid hormone also affects the total concentration of the hormone in the cell.

catecholamines are not peptide hormones but are derived from an amino acid (tyrosine). Remove catecholamines from this sentence.

polypeptide

This is my first time using Hypothesis Notation on Chrome Web Extension for my Introduction to Gender, Race, & Sexuality asynchronous course.

This is such a wide topic as well there is so many great subjects as well as when it narrows down to the details of sociology and its past.

this is a good thing that they used it as fuel rather than something to knock them down.

the patterns we use in life are big things sociologists study because eventually it will change and then they go into detail on why it changed and what for. they also would explore what says the stop and frisk policy and it goes over everyday communication.

This is a study that the households being occupied by unmarried people, same sex couples, and single parents are increasing over time.

There is culture all around us in everything we see from religious things to peoples daily living items that are just parts of our society as a whole that we consider our culture.

Sociology is a wide range of the study of people and our daily lives.

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Feels like the main reason here

US fault

Refugees are a drain, no matter how you put it, so the US will use them as a weapon or a burden relief to solidify allies or harm enemies

main point here

O: I find this connection to the mind of the readers fascinating, I never thought of the personal imagery.

E: expository - of, relating to, or containing exposition (Merriam-Webster)

O: Poetry is often thought of as artistic and not necessarily the most straight forward, however this author makes an opposing argument. They point out that because of poetries artistics and emotional nature, it has a more immediate and effective impact on the reader. In this observation the author makes the argument that poetry is a more efficient medium for portraying emotion and story to a reader.

If this is the case then isn't every point of view circumstantial depending on what we have been told to think?

O: This is a great way to phrase this way of thinking

wow

Would you then say that play can make play in some way? Like in the game uno, your own unique rules can create a new form of play, or is it still the same?

Is this more of the interactive side of media like when Dora asked a question to the audience expecting an answer, or just any kind

This type of play seems to be in a single player, but would you still argue that it is true if you met someone with similar hobbies?

Could there be limits to their interpretation, like when some days don’t play around, does our mind shift to not seeing the moment as a game

The idea of where make believe and role play come along

This study can go onto other aspects rather than just a commuter station but almost every situation in the world thats why sociology is such a drastic subject.

Theres so many variables in our situations that can effect so many things with just one simple change in routine.

This shows we can stick around with that same person every day going to this certain place around this time then eventually splitting off into our daily lives.

It seems at first that theres just a lot of random people going in random directions going to random places but the more we dive into this we will discover the details behind our everyday sights.

By lumping together such a hugely diverse group of countries without any seemingly connecting geographical characteristics actually works to deepen those divisions and highlight the cultural differences between the many, many different peoples pf the region.

This is the main idea. The empires of the middle ages have now been turned into nations with their own political, religious, and cultural backgrounds that continue to diminish the connections in the region, thus making a "unified" MIddle East less probable if not really an unrealistic and problematic idea.

It is so strange to think about how much control China had over the Indian and Pacific Ocean trade. They were such a powerhouse of an empire that there absence was a historic event that helped shape other future events of history. It also highlights just how much of a threat the Manchurians were, that China decided to dedicate time and resources to prepare for an invasion.

It’s surprising to see how girls were viewed mainly in terms of financial or family value rather than as individuals. This shows how unequal gender roles were in that society, since a girl’s worth completely relied on marriage and having sons instead of her own abilities or contributions.

A big difference between the Eastern and Western train of thought is highlighted here in what they wanted to accomplish. China wanted to gain power for the sake of growing and supporting its large population of people. To becoming a center of international trade and making goods. They didn't concern themselves with what others believed in or making others do their work. Which is a stark contrast of the Europeans which wanted to make others like themselves. Rather then growing their own economy buy having their people work hard. They sought to enslave others and make them work to grow their power. Using religion as a way to enslave rather then connect with others. A sad reality of the world.

The fact that a whole college of translators was made to make the communication between the nations easier shows just how powerful China was. They were demanding tribute from places all over South Asia and Africa. So many people had to learn and translate important documents like contracts, treaties, and money transactions.

I think it is interesting to think about how many of the Chinese would have grown to like and merge their culture with that of the Mongols. I wonder if the people at the time would have really dropped everything they learned through the Mongol reign for traditions they might not be connected to. I mean the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty lasted almost 100 years and they opened up trade with the western world bringing in new math, technology, and ideas. Did the majority of the Chinese people willingly let go of the merged culture, did some fight? It is really fascinating to think about.

I think this really shows how serious the system was, as leadership was restricted to those who demonstrated strict commitment. Only individuals who were truly dedicated and capable of rising to the upper class of Chinese society were able to rule.

The formal name is the Czech Republic

we can change this to "elsewhere"

effectively measuring

analysed

analysed

analysed

American music has secured dominance across UK listening charts in the battle for British hearts and minds.

The so-called British Invasion of the 1960s succeeded not by mimicking American music but by offering something unmistakably British that the world hadn't heard before.

not necessary

prioritise - uk english

not necessary

replace with a comma

centres

favour

ranking in global domestic music support.

replace all US with U.S.

got rid of the second 'between' as it wasn't needed

"between Stormzy and Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran and Post Malone."

Max Martin is a single person, so architect should be used instead

neighbours

"Our data paints a stark picture: Britain ranks 39th out of 73 countries in support for domestic artists, yet ranks 5th globally in its preference for American music. To put this in perspective, UK artists capture a smaller share of their home country's charts than local artists do in Hungary, the Czech Republic, or even tiny Iceland. It's a remarkable fall from grace for a nation whose musical exports once sparked a cultural revolution worldwide."

I don't think the em dash is necessary

behaviour

IMPORTANT!

per region and ranked them by median...

An exclamation mark after zero will send the message better.

Costa Rica? Zero! Not a single...

"This allowed us to see the percentage"

added a comma and "and"

"Finally, for every country, we calculated the percentage of chart positions occupied by "local" artists (from the home country) versus "foreign" artists (from other countries). By comparing these numbers, we could rank countries by their support for local music and see what kinds of music people prefer from outside their own borders."

While the Gilded Age seem like a distant past it built the U.S. and shaped the way the country was built. The modern era lives in the reminiscence of the gilded age. Both era’s brought great wealth and poverty.

I believe calling in the militia added fuel to the strikes. I believe that people would have eventually calmed down. That “Robber Baron’s” and Union heads would worked out a deal. The militia killed people who weren’t involved. That turned from a rail worker problem to an everyone problem.

• À exceção do ICMS, do IBS, do II e do IE, nenhum outro imposto poderá incidir sobre operações relativas a energia elétrica e serviços de telecomunicações. 

• À exceção destes e do IS (Imposto Seletivo – Imposto do “pecado”), nenhum outro imposto poderá incidir sobre operações relativas a derivados de petróleo, combustíveis e minerais do País – o IS servirá para tributar mais fortemente essas mercadorias poluentes. 

• Cuidam-se, assim, de hipóteses de <u>imunidade parcial</u> desses serviços e mercadorias aos demais impostos. Sobre essas grandezas, apenas esses <u>5</u> impostos poderão incidir, promovendo uma desoneração que reflete no seu preço final.

Obs.: Ou seja, em operações de energia elétrica e telecom somente poderá incidir ICMS, IBS, II e IE.

Em operações de petróleo, combustíveis e minerais, somente poderá haver a incidência de IS, IBS, ICMS, II e IE.

Enthalpy of hydration is negative because adding H2O within the lattice neutralizes the repulsion between ions with like charges. Neutralizing the repulsion decreases the potential energy withing the lattice and therefore results in a negative enthalpy.

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Municípios não podem dispor de suas respectivas cotas no ICMS, sob pena de sanções previstas no artigo anterior.

Apesar de não presentes em Reunião, os convênios ratificados obrigam todas as UF's.

Ou seja, é preciso unanimidade para a aprovação de benefícios fiscais em reuniões.

No entanto, não será eficaz enquanto não for retificado por todos os Poderes Executivos expressa ou tacitamente. Acaso não haja a ratificação de todas as Unidades da Federação, será tido por rejeitado o convênio.

Os convênios não precisam dispor sobre todas unidades da federação; pode ser restritos a algumas ou todas as unidades.

Why did the officials considered ponds as 'good and effective' defence mechanism when it was so high maintenance? What made ponds seem a better option over traditional mechanisms like walls and forts?

just a heads up that the final boxes for all click-throughs are saying Step NaN of 3 right now!

should this be visible? or will both buttons lead you to submitting a found pet report automatically? if it is supposed to be visible I would probably make it it's own button underneath 'search our lost pet reports'

Annotations create a clear adjustment, underlining has no production and can cause confusion

Using annotations is a great way to summarize a large amount of writing

I feel like annotating is a great editing tool. Suggesting minor updates to an essay is easy with annoitations.

Annotations can be simple or complex

Annotation can be used to summarize

A perfect example of why informed consent is important^^

Informed consent in research cases is SO important, if someone is consenting to certain situations you have a lot more leeway.

Yeah as stated in the "correlations and causality" video, causality says that A causes B, so it is common for researchers to want A to cause/not cause B so bad that they lose sight of what is morally right.

Controversial projects used to be super common back before IRB. Think of all the case studies where people had no idea they should be concerned for their safety or mental health.

That made me happy to read. So many cultures have different standards and ideas on things so to try and put an umbrella over all of them to fit into 1 narrative would never work or be morally right.

Yes, it was not specific. As the chapter goes on to say, maybe one woman had fewer sexual partners. Not all the facts were presented or accounted for and that is the problem with the conclusion.

In the Ted Talk, "Why should we trust scientists" the speaker talks about how science is a judge and it judges based on evidence. Similar to how with correlation coefficients you need a statistical technique which will offer you evidence.

Before this class I did not know what the observational method was so it was nice to learn new methods for if I ever need it in the future in other labs or my own life and research.

This is apparently super common. People love to assume someone else will help so the needy/person who needed help never ends up getting any help.

Similar to what was discussed in the "On Being Wrong" Ted Talk. People were interested in the concept of how we assume the kid getting C's in school is the lazy one.

be specific when explaining

wondering if the wording should be changed here (maybe 'Further Questions' or something?), or some quick overview of what constitutes needing immediate help. feel like some people may think they need immediate help when in reality they should just be following the step above

should vaccination records be outside of the parentheses? or are they another option for proof of ownership?

noticed this is missing the second bit from the content outline which I think is useful

Sin las coches, no pienso que la gente pueden sobrevivir.

En mi opinion, el New Deal es algo muy bien para el nación durante el tiempo pero yo sé que hay personas que no le gusta y piensan que era malo y otros grupos usar lo para justificar alguien malo. No sé que es la verdad pero sabes alguien como esto?

La pelicula que se llama Interstellar usa las entrevistas del "Dust Bowl" y se hacen en perpspectiva para mi. Era un tiempo muy duro y sin el perdón.

grado

Poner el caption del plot aquí y eliminar title del labs de los graficos entonces

A lot of minority groups can relate to this writing and how motivated it can make you to take your education seriously for people who don't have the opportunity to. Whether it's your family members or your peers who have a job or other things to be more worried about than education.

I love that he will read anything no matter what it is he will read it for its information. He truly takes the saying "never judge a book by its cover" literally.

Honestly, I don't understand why he was suprised to be a writer. He had a passion for reading, so why wouldn't his carreer be similar to his passion?

The discrimination against other students just because of who they are is so wrong. People should be treated well and have the same opportunities as any other person no matter who they are or what they look like.

Im curious to know what they taught at the reservation, I feel like reading and writing is a core step that builds the foundation of learning.

It's inspiring that he kept working hard for his education even though his efforts were never even acknowledged. It's hard to be motivated when you feel like you were born into a society who constantly doubts you.

I love how he gives a clear example of what writes paragraphs and how he applied it to his serounding to make it easier for him to understand it

This little detail is so cute to me because after he noticed the detail of a paragraph he took it literally and saw other things that weren't just words as paragraphs. His mind is so open and so creative. I wonder if his mind always thinks this creatively.

I like how ambitious he is. How determined he is to not fit into the same sterotypes as his peers.

I can connect with this because my mom has always had a love for reading but growing up she didn't have a lot of money, so she relied on thrift stores as well

These two sentences really set the stage of the setting with how this story would go. I see that they have many mouths to feed and a lot of hard work that goes into this family.

It is weird reading this sentance, it made me really think. What was the first book I have read? Honestly I can't remember. But learning is process, we all just fall into. Even by accident, Kids minds are filled with curiosity, the wanting to know.

In low income homes, knowledge of any kind is so important. Learning to read from comic books or any form of advertisement is inspiring.

I absolutely admire the amount of courage and determination Alexie has. He was in no way going to let himself succumb and fall into the stereotype of being an indian that was expected to be “stupid.” I think this is a lesson we could all learn from this essay

Then Hrothgar left with his friend, the lord of Scyldings, from the building. With the War-Chieftan wishing them good fortune in their journey. The Kings had created a watcher, as the people had recalled, the king of the Danemen did a special service and gave the watcher his trust because of his warlike strength. The Watchers armor was then taken off, he gave his helmet to his henchman and his chain sword and thanked him for holding his items, then someone said words of Defiance Beowulf Geatman stood from his bed and said”I am no meaner in prowess, or in war time achievements than Grendel. So I seek to not defeat Grendel with a sword even though I could.

Pulsing heartbeat and coursing blood normally would signify someone is stressed or scared, not relaxed as in the text.

Parallelism is shown between the process of grief effecting Mrs. Mallard after the believed death of her husband and her mind sparking at the thought of a new life, showing the shift in Mrs. Mallard's perspective.

Though the song is said to be "irresistible", it's said that no one knows it because when you do, then something bad happens to you. Those who hear it end up dying or forgetting, showing how it has a heavy impact on individuals.

With the emergence of online entertainment, the concept of flow definitely had to be revisited. In the current times, viewers have the option of paying not to have their shows interrupted by endless ads, as was the case 40 or so years ago. Online providers now rely on algorithms to control the flow of entertainment for those who opt out of watching ads.

It isn't easy to compare two cultures when it comes to entertainment, particularly when comparing the USA and Britain. However, the flow of broadcasting is the one thing that I think remains relevant for both countries. Whether a private corporation or public service is providing the broadcast, how the segments of broadcasting are put together is what should keep viewers returning to watch their favorite shows.

Like this

I never noticed this. I feel like this is really true. I could read a text and then see an image and it presents a whole new and even better idea in front of me than what I was thinking.

Everybody can interpret text differently, even if it is the exact same text.

I think this is super important!! I believe this is one of the main points in when you're writing. Knowing your audience is key.

Demoing with [[Shawn Murphy]] :D Mutually, lovely.

This segment of the reading stuck out to me. Former Slaves, following the Emancipation Proclamation, changed their names to ones that represented their newfound freedom, such as "Hope" and "Chance". The action itself has another meaning, as stated by Foner, to state their new autonomy. That they will behold themselves to no fate but the one they choose. They will not stand down and allow themselves to be pushed into a role by society any longer. And renaming themselves is that assertion.

Basically, play unites beings and creates a sense of community. Again, this could be how play is related to survival, because being part of an in-group will help with obtaining material items needed for survival.

It could be argued that play is essential to survival because one needs to play along with play to cohesively live in a community.

I find it interesting how this still holds true today. When we encounter someone who doesn't want to engage in forms of play with us, we often form a group and view the non-player as an outcast. Another reason for the existence of play could be to unite others as a mechanism of survival.

I find the juxtaposition between the order of play and the chaos of the real world to be very interesting. This ties back to the question of why does play exist, and perhaps it's because it's an escape from reality.

Essentially, play is something we don't physically need to survive, but spiritually require.

Is this annotation of the syllabus included in the eight submissions?

Its important to note the type of format that the concept checks are in. I know as a student I prepare and study differently depending on the format of the quiz or test.

In the course expectations, the time commitment section is important to take note of since this section breaks down the time required to accomplish each activity or assignment. This will be something I refer back to as I plan out my weeks and time this semester.

An important detail here is that AI biases and hallucinations come from the way they were trained. This supports the main point that these mistakes are built into how AI works and it's important to be able to acknowledge them.

This shows how harmful AI bias can be. It can lead to unfair treatment or exclusion is real life situations. It's a clear example of why biased technology is dangerous.

WHAT?

It is said often that history is written by the winners.

The world today is still being affected by things that happened at the very founding of our country and before. Social injustice and Racial Inequality are here now because of how minorities were treated dating back thousands of years ago. So despite the events being in the past and the men and women who created events being long dead, their events still shape our everyday climate.

A wow point here is that implicit bias happens to everyone all the time. I found this surprising because it shows bias is a part of human behavior, even if we don't want it to happen

This example shows how bias works in a simple visual way. Even when we try not to be influenced by the arrows, our perception is still affected. It proves the article's point that bias can happen automatically without intention.

Example: 37 Kelvin. NOT 37 degrees K!

This relays to some of the reasons why new inventions and news about what people were learning spread. People were able to meet up with each other and share what new tools or inventions they had made. They might have even had the chance to share new foods as well. This can somewhat explain to how different regions of the world started farming.

The sentence shows why having wheeled carts was so important. It tells us about the practical advantages of having a cart that could hold much more that what you could carry on foot or horseback. With the invention of carts people could travel farther because they would be able to carry more resources with them on their journey.

introduction to what this project will be about