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    1. This labor requires one to induce or suppress feelings in order to sustain theoutward countenance that produces the proper state of mind in others

      Emotional labor: important, yet vulnerable. Requires the teacher to induce or suppress feelings in order to maintain relationships. Not just acting, but actually experiencing the necessary feelings

    2. What is the nature and importance of theserelationships? How do teachers feel about educational changes and change proc-esses in terms of their impact on these relationships?

      Research question: What is the nature and importance of teacher-student relationships? How do teachers feel about educational changes and change processes in terms of their impact on these relationships?

    1. shift in the pattern of emotional re-sponses

      Shift in the pattern of emotional response to: Trigger ---> Physical Condition OR Classroom Environment --> Emotional Response----> Reflection on deeper issues OR Less Effective coping strategies----> (If reflection) More effective coping strategies

    2. The initial general pattern of response noted throughout eachrecorded negative emotional episode is represented in Fig. 1

      Trigger ---> Physical Condition OR Classroom Environment --> Emotional Response----> Reaction

    3. hree categories oftriggers for the teacher were identified within each episode: stu-dent misbehavior, academic failure, and feeling a lack of control

      3 triggers for emotional episodes: 1. student misbehavior, 2. academic failure, 3. feeling a lack of control

    4. These included the classroom environment and the teacher’sphysical state.

      2 factors that influence emotional episodes: 1. classroom environment, 2. teacher's physical state Tangible (organization, disruptions, seating chart) & Intangible (student attendance, temperature, classroom procedures, time of day) elements

    5. STTEP(self-study of teaching and teacher education),

      Method: S-STTEP (self-study of teaching and teacher education). Why? It helps highlight contextual factors, an interactionist approach, allows for personal exploration and deep reflection

    1. Sometimes the evidence we collect tells us that our instruction has not been clear enough. In those cases, we step back and adapt or change our instruction to better meet students’ needs.

      I think that this is the most important thing to understand as a teacher. Being able to be humble and understand that sometimes a specific lesson or explanation of a step isn't working for the students. Being able to step back and reteach or change the plans to best fit the students needs is important. Assessments help us recognize when the lesson is not working and being able to adapt on the spot is best for the students.

    2. We may even hold the misconception that we have no role once students enter the creative process. In contrast, those of us that are experienced in arts integration, know we have an important role in helping students navigate the creative process. We stop students along the way to make sure their understanding is in place before moving on. We give students feedback. We ask questions. In short, we engage in formative assessment to help us guide students in the creative process. Further, we help our students understand that creative work does not just happen. Rather it is a purposeful, examined, and navigated process.

      I think this is such a great way to explain how teachers are facilitators for learning. With arts education its important to remember that teachers should guide the students to make creative choices and encourage them to make intentional decisions by asking the questions throughout their process. Then providing them feedback on how to make their next project better helps them be more prepared to handle tasks in the future.

    3. Observation + QuestionThis feedback includes an observation followed by a question.ExampleFeedback: “I didn’t see John’s face in that scene.”Question: “Was that intentional?”If the response is “No,” we would follow up with an open-ended directive.Open-Ended Directive: “Find a way to solve it.”If the response is “Yes,” we would follow-up with a probing question:Probing question: “What are you trying to achieve by having John’s back to the audience at that moment?”

      I love the comparison between the open ended directive and the question response. I think these could be used best with different ages or different levels of mastery of a skill. If the students are newly learning a skill or younger elementary students, having them receive an open ended directive as their feedback can be more helpful because they are still reaching understanding of the skill. By explaining why they should follow this direction and make these changes allows the students to better understand how to self correct in the future. With the question as a feedback responce, the students ideas are challanged as they elaborate on their decisions. This can help the teacher to better understand the decision and explain to the students the way that choice is perceived by their audience. This seems like a n easier response for students who are familiar with the creative process they are working with and are older elementary students. How do you think the decision between these feedback options should be made?

    4. Formative assessment is a continuous process embedded in instruction. We listen and observe students during the learning process, collecting evidence of student understanding. Based on this evidence, we make decisions about what instruction/experiences are needed next.

      I love the way this is explained. I think as teachers this is exactly what we need to be doing. It's important to be constantly aware of how the students are responding to the information and if they are catching on so we can adapt and respond to their learning needs. being able to be aware of the students as a whole is important while also managing an awareness of specific learner difficulties that should be addressed during small group or individualized instruction.

    1. .theneedforimmedi

      These steps seems to be focused on addressing a very specific problem of practice. I see this step as being very important to establish buy in. If it were just general instructional improvement or with our teacher candidates I suppose this could maybe be goal setting or establishing the areas of coaching focus.

    2. notherchallengeiswalkingthefine linebetweenbeinganadministratorwhomonitorsthechangeand beingamemberoftheteach-ingranks.

      At most schools I have worked at coaches primarily work as coaches and do little instruction. I can see the benefit of having coaches as a member of the teaching community as well.

    3. “Myheadwouldnotbeabovewatetwithoutmycoach”;

      So often in the schools I have been in coaching is seen as more of a burden. While many teachers would say their coaches give them good advice, the coaching is also a major source of stress for already overwhelmed teachers. I wonder how to shift this practice so that this "my head would not be above water without my coach" can be a reality.

    4. Asamemberofthesegroups;thecoachandotherteacherleadersbringtheperspectiveofmanyclassroomsratherthanjustone’sownclassroom.

      How could this be implemented for mentor teachers as they are most always with their classroom? Maybe if classroom teachers are part of a peer coaching model themselves they would be able to bring the perspective of other classrooms as well. This would also prepare student teachers to address a variety of classrooms as only having the perspective of one classroom is rather limited.

    5. [T]he work of coaches is squandered ifschool principals are not instructionalleaders.

      This is why I think it is so important for principals to have a lot of experience teaching in a classroom setting. Principals cannot be instructional leaders without years of instructional experience.

    1. “Aemon ... Targaryen?” Jon could scarcely believe it.

      two targs at the nightwatch and one in essos, they really are scattered, but i wnt dany to meet aemon

    2. My grandfather named me for Prince Aemon theDragonknight, who was his uncle, or his father, depending on whichtale you believe. Aemon, he called me ...”

      both joined things where you had to forfeit love...

    3. “Tell me, Jon, if the dayshould ever come when your lord father must needs choose betweenhonor on the one hand and those he loves on the other, what wouldhe do?”

      HES DECIDING RN

    4. yet ravens are black, and they eat the dead, so some godlymen abhor them. Baelor the Blessed tried to replace all the ravenswith doves, did you know?” The maester turned his white eyes onJon, smiling. “The Night’s Watch prefers ravens.”

      they protect the realm from the dead

    5. I ... he ... Jon, I didn’t want to ... he asked ... I mean ... I thinkhe knew, he sees things no one else sees ...”“He’s blind,”

      LMAO

    6. Ser Endrew Tarth,

      TARTH

    7. The details of his feats changed withevery dreaming, but quite often he imagined saving his father’s life.Afterward Lord Eddard would declare that Jon had proved himself atrue Stark, and place Ice in his hand.

      exactly what happened with jon and mormont

    8. He is giving me his son’s sword. Jon could scarcely believe it. Theblade was exquisitely balanced. The edges glimmered faintly as theykissed the light. “Your son—”

      he's honored in some way

    9. “Also, if your sister Arya is returned to us safely, it is agreed thatshe will marry Lord Walder’s youngest son, Elmar, when the two ofthem come of age.”Robb looked nonplussed. “Arya won’t like that one bit.”“And you are to wed one of his daughters, once the ghting isdone,” she nished. “His lordship has graciously consented to allowyou to choose whichever girl you prefer. He has a number he thinksmight be suitable.”To his credit, Robb did not inch. “I see.”“Do you consent?”“Can I refuse?”“Not if you wish to cross.”“I consent,” Robb said solemnly. He had never seemed moremanly to her than he did in that moment. Boys might play withswords, but it took a lord to make a marriage pact, knowing what itmeant.

      TWO marriages?? nah thats too much

    10. Walder is Merrett’s son, named after me, and the otherone ... heh, I don’t recall ... he might have been another Walder,they’re always naming them Walder so I’ll favor them, but hisfather ... which one was his father now?”

      thats insane

    11. Catelyn would gladly have spitted the querulous old man androasted him over a re,

      you'd live if you did

    12. do you think I requirelessons from the likes of you, Ryger? Your mother was milking goatsthe rst time I gave her my seed.”

      please shut up omfg

    13. His newest wife, a palefrail girl of sixteen years, walked beside his litter when they carriedhim in. She was the eighth Lady Frey.

      ewww

    14. . why is it always theinnocents who suer most, when you high lords play your game ofthrones?

      yeahh

    15. “Rhaenys was a child too. Prince Rhaegar’s daughter. A preciouslittle thing, younger than your girls. She had a small black kitten shecalled Balerion, did you know? I always wondered what happenedto him.

      the black cat arya followed maybe?

    16. The thought of Jon lled Ned with a sense of shame, and a sorrowtoo deep for words. If only he could see the boy again, sit and talkwith him ... p

      OMG WAIT HAVE VARYS SEND THE LETTER THO IK HE'LL READ IT BUT PLS JON NEEDS TO KNOWWWW

    17. “Robb is only a boy,” Ned said, aghast.“A boy with an army,” Varys said. “Yet only a boy, as you say.

      he wanted catelyn as commander

    18. Catelyn held her brother; she dare not kill him or theImp’s life would be forfeit as well

      um well

    19. Ned remembered the moment whenall the smiles died, when Prince Rhaegar Targaryen urged his horsepast his own wife, the Dornish princess Elia Martell, to lay thequeen of beauty’s laurel in Lyanna’s lap. He could see it still: acrown of winter roses, blue as frost.

      poor elia :(

    20. Heremembered Jaime Lannister, a golden youth in scaled white armor,kneeling on the grass in front of the king’s pavilion and making hisvows to protect and defend King Aerys.

      sure....

    21. Catelyn would raise the north when the word

      glad he supports her

    22. The thought of Cat was as painful as a bed of nettles.He wondered where she was, what she was doing. He wonderedwhether he would ever see her again

      :(( you won't

    23. Yet in the end he blamed himself. “Fool,” he cried to thedarkness, “thrice-damned blind fool.”

      yeah..

    24. Jorey pushed himself to his feet. Please, Sansa thought, please,please, be the king I know you are, good and kind and noble, please. “Doyou have any more to say?” he asked her.

      ned stark typa thoughts

    25. I must be as strong as my lady mother.

      YES

    26. Perhaps Lord Stannis will chanceto sit on it when he takes your throne.”

      yess

    27. Surely that must have hurt themost, Sansa thought. Her heart went out to the gallant old man as hestood shamed and red-faced, too angry to speak. Finally he drew hissword.

      he's too good for them

    28. “The Kingslayer,” Ser Barristan said, his voice hard withcontempt. “The false knight who profaned his blade with the bloodof the king he had sworn to defend.”

      right like wtf

    29. “And all of them dead,” Littlenger pointed out.

      yeah humans die like tf

    30. RickonStark

      bro what rickon gonna say

    31. Lord Tywin Lannister did not smile. Lord Tywin never smiled, butTyrion had learned to read his father’s pleasure all the same, and itwas there on his face. “So the woling is leaving his den to playamong the lions,” he said in a voice of quiet satisfaction. “Splendid.

      oh no

    32. “They followed me home, Father,” Tyrion explained. “May I keepthem? They don’t eat much.”

      like a kid asking for a new pet

    33. Once Jaime takesRiverrun, they will both be quick enough to bend the knee. Unlessthe Starks and the Arryns come forth to oppose us, this war is goodas won.”

      WHAT is the goal??

    34. “Hear Me Roar,”

      katy perry ahh words

    35. baring her stained red teeth in a hideoussmile.

      NOOOO

    36. He has taken the inn at the crossroads for his quarters.”Tyrion laughed. The inn at the crossroads! Perhaps the gods werejust after all.

      he's come full circle

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    1. მსოფლიოში ბევრი ქვეყანა, ისევე როგორც საქართველო, დგას დეპოპულაციის წინაშე. ისეთი ფაქტორების გამო, როგორიცაა მიგრაცია, შობადობის კლება, კლიმატის ცვლილება, უმუშევრობა და ეკონომიკური გარემოებები. შედეგადვირებთ მოსახლეობას, რომელიც უფრო და უფრო ბერდება, სანამ ის იზრდება შობადობისა და მიგრაციის გამო. ეს პოსტი ადარებს შვეიცარიის ალპების მთის სოფლების დემოგრაფიულ ცვლილებას საქართველოს მთიან რეგიონებთან. ბოლოდროინდელი მონაცემებიტ მთის ცხოვრება უფრო და უფრო პოპულარული ხდება, წინა წლებთან შედარებით.

    1. მოცემულ სტატიაში საუბარია ღვინის ტურიზმზე, რომელსაც შეუძლია დარგის განვიტარებაში მნიშვნეოვანი წვლილი შეიტანოს. რა სარგებლის მოტანა შეუძლია ღვინის ტურიზმს და რა აფერხებს მის განვითარებას? საქართველო მრავალფეროვანი ვააზის ჯიშებით და შესაბამისად მრავალფეროვანი ღვინითაც გამოირჩევა. რაც ხშირად ტურისტების დაინტერესების მიზეზეიც ხდება. ქართულ ღვინოს დიდი მომავალი აქვს ევროპაში რეალიზაციისთვის, რაც ჩვენს ეკონომიკურ მდგომარეობაზეც აისახება.

    1. #6 Classroom supporter

      I feel like this sums up the role of a teacher mentor for student teachers.

    2. coaches need to monitor things closely so that teachers learn how to locate and evaluate resources that will improve student learning.

      I love when formal or peer coaches provide resources. However, I also think general teachers are usually good at finding resources for themselves when needed. I do think being careful about providing too many resources is true when coaching student teachers. I have often found myself giving a lot of resources to student teachers without showing them how i found those resources in the first place. I think the skill of finding (or creating) appropriate articles, worksheets, etc is not something that is taught. This type of coaching might be better described as coaching around how to find various resources as well as providing some.

    1. there are big questions about how to develop public policies to sup-port public media 2.0,

      Media is still relatively new and therefore the "correct path" for development has not yet been paved which opens it up to opportunity but also to barriers.

    1. eencoaching“i

      I love the idea of doing this more. It would lower some of the stress that is present with admin is coaching. Does anyone do this in your district? If so, how does it work in practice since teachers are actively teaching throughout the day?

    1. Congress required the recalculation of the Thrifty by 2022 and every five years thereafter, declaring the Thrifty should be “based on current food prices, food composition data, consumption patterns, and dietary guidance.”

      This update is awesome!

    2. The real purchasing power of the Thrifty, which was last updated in 2006, has been unchanged since 1975, when its real value was tied to the 1962 Economy Meal Plan.

      The fact that power of thrifty has been unchanged since 1975 shows conservatism.

    1. In 2020, academic staff from the Department of Geography at the University of Zurich and the Department of Human Geography at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University's Faculty of Social and Political Sciences teamed up to create a new, modular course at both institutions. The project received financial assistance in the form of a seed funding grant from the Swiss Leading House for Science and Technology Cooperation, University of Geneva, as part of the Swiss Bilateral Cooperation Programme of SERI. In addition, in 2021, a competitive research fund was received from UZH in order to develop an app to facilitate cross-border student collaboration and learning.

      2020 წელს ორი უნივერსიტეტის ერთმანეთთან თანამშრომლობით შეიქმნა ინოვაციური კურსი , რომელიც ორივე უნივერსიტეტისთვის იქნებოდა ხელსაყრელი. ეს არის ციურიხის და ივანე ჯავახიშვილის სახელობის უნივერსიტეტი. ამასთანავე შვეიცარიისა და ჟენევის უნივერსიტეტის დაფინანსებით შექმნილი იქნა აპლიკაცია , რომელიც იქნებოდა დაფინანსებული და ამავე დროს დიდ როლს შეიტანდა სწავლების უფრო მაღალი დონის განვითარებისთვის. კურსის უმთავრეს მიზანს წარმოადგენს ის , რომ გაუმჯობესდეს სოციალური და პოლიტიკური საკითხები და ასევე კრიტიკული აზროვნება . ეს ყოველივე მაქსიმალურად დაეხმარება იმ მაღალმთიან რეგიონებს , რომლებსაც აუცილებლად სჭირდებათ ეს ყოველივე ფაქტორი. 2022წლის პირველ სემესტრში მიღებულ იქნა სტუდენტების გარკვეული ნაწილი . რაც შეეხება სასწავლო პროცესს , განხორციელებული იყო როგორც სალექციო ასევე დისტანციური გრაფიკით. ( თბილისისა და ციურიხის უნივერსიტეტში)

    1. In order to be able to compare these fundamental properties across data structures, FieldTrip defines two fields in the geometrical data xxx pertaining to the interpretation of the geometrical units, xxx.unit, and to the interpretation of the coordinate system in which the coordinates are expressed, xxx.coordsys.

      دوتا مختصات داره مثل fsl که یکی unit هست فکر کنم معادل voxcel هست و coordinate system که مثل همون کوردینت هست.

    1. Akinek drága a magyar croissant

      Mi az, hogy drága?

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    1. უფრო კონკრეტულად კი, ახალი წესით არაფორმალური განათლების აღიარების პროცესი და პროცედურები 4 ძირითად ეტაპს მოიცავს: იდენტიფიცირება - არაფორმალური განათლების აღიარების საჭიროების, კომპეტენციების, სწავლის შედეგების იდენტიფიცირება; დოკუმენტირება - დოკუმენტების შეგროვება მტკიცებულებებთან ერთად; შეფასება - სწავლის შედეგების შეფასება სხვადასხვა მეთოდის გამოყენებით; სერტიფიცირება - სწავლის შედეგების მიღწევის დადასტურება სერტიფიკატით.

      .....

    2. თუმცა ქართულ კანონმდებლობაში არ არსებობს ჩამოყალიბებული ერთიანი ხედვა თუ რა არის არაფორმალური განათლება

      შესაბამისად არ არიან ახალგაზრდებიც ინფორმირებულნი თუ რა არის რეალურად არაფორმალური განათლება და ხშირად მათი წარმოდგენა არაფორმალურგანათლებასთან დაკავშირებით მცდარი ან მწირია

    3. არაფორმალური განათლება პიროვნებისა და საზოგადოების განვითარებისთვის უმნიშვნელოვანესია, კვლევები აჩვენებს, რომ განათლების 60%-ზე მეტი სწორედ არაფორმალური გზით მიღებულ განათლებაზე მოდის.

      დღესაც ამ რეალობის წინაშე ვდგავართ,რადგან უნივერსიტეტების სასწავლო პროგრამები არაა საკმარისი კარიერული წინსვლისთვის, პიროვნული უნარჩვევების გამომუშავებისთვის

    4. არაფორმალური განათლების ცნება პირველად ქართულ კანონმდებლობაში 2005-2007 წლებში განათლების სისტემაში გატარებული რეფორმების შემდგომ გაჩნდა.

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    1. While more people are now aware of Georgia’s membership status, interest in getting more information about the EU itself has remained largely consistent between 2011 and 2023, with small fluctuations between years. For example, since 2021, interest in getting more information increased by five percentage points.

      მოცემულ სტატიაში განხილულია, რომ ჩვენი ქვეყნის მოსახლეობის ნაწილმა კანდიდატის სტატუსის მიღებამდე სულაც არ იცის ქვეყნა უკვე შესულია ევროკავშირში თუ არა. როგორც კვლევაში ვხედავთ, წინა წლებთან შედარებით იმ ადამიანების რიცხვი, რომლებსაც საქართველო უკვე ეგონათ ევროკავშირში სულ უფრო შემცირდა. ასევე სტატიაში ვეცნობით, რომ უმაღლესი განათლების მქონე ადამიანები უფრო დაინტერესებულნი არიან ქვეყნის ევროკავშირში შესვლის შესახებ ინფორმაციით, ვიდრე საშუალო ან დაბალი განათლების მქონე ადამიანები.

    1. 図15-12

      図4-〇、図15-〇が混ざっていると思います。この本としては4、通算では15だと思うので、どちらかに統一でしょうか。

    1. The mention of integrating tourism with local resources such as agriculture, crafts, and non-tourist services is crucial. This approach not only diversifies economic opportunities but also helps in maintaining the cultural and environmental integrity of the region.

      Regarding the assertion that increased tourism can lead to a "boring" landscape, it prompts reflection on the balance between tourism-driven development and preserving the natural allure that initially draws visitors. Laax serves as a pertinent example, illustrating the seasonal transformation from vibrant ski slopes to relatively barren summer landscapes.

    1. ამ სტატიაში ვკითხულობთ, როგორ ერწყმის თანამედროვე არქიტექტურა და ალპური ზონა ერთმანეთს. რაც არ უნდა გასაკვირი იყოს, სოფელ ვალსში, სადაც მოსახლეობა 1000 ადამიანს არ აღემატება, ეს მოხერხდა.ამ სოფელს 2012 წელს ამ მიზნით გადაეცა სოფლის განახლების 2012 წლის ჯილდო. ამ სოფელმა შეძლო მოეხდინა აქ ცხოვრების პოპულარიზაცია და ტურიზმის განვითარება. ვფიქრობ, რაც ამ პატარა სოფელმა მოახერხა, მისაბაძი უნდა იყოს სხვა სოფლებისთვისაცმ რადგან ასე სხვებიც მოახერხებენ განვითარებას.

    1. Человек преодолевает длиннейшие дистанции за кратчайшее время. Он оставляет позади величайшие расстояния и ставит всё тем самым на минимальном отстоянии от себя.Но спешное устранение всех расстояний не приносит с собой никакой близости; ибо близость заключается не в уменьшении отдаленности. Что пространственно оказывается в минимальном отдалении от нас благодаря кинокадру, благодаря радиоголосу, может оставаться нам далеким. Что непредставимо далеко в пространстве, может быть нам близким. Малое отстояние — еще не близость. Большое расстояние — еще не даль.
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    1. RECOMMANDATIONSRECOMMANDATION PRÉALABLE : Adopter de manière urgente un plan national d’action et de coordinationinterministérielle pour l’éducation à la sexualité, articulé autour des priorités et recommandations suivantes
    1. Market shaping

      bán nhiều đồ rẻ mà lời hơn bán ít đồ mắc

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    1. even after my colortheory was entirely disproved and gave me no confidence to expectkindness on “blue” days or to watch out for “red” days

      Explicit evidence that his colour theory never worked. Oliver cannot be condensed

    2. I would have blushed, and blushed because I had blushed, fuddledwith words and ultimately broken down—and then where would I be? Whatwould he say?Better break down now, I thought, than live another day juggling all ofmy implausible resolutions to try again later

      ?

    3. Speechless,I would have admitted things I hadn’t mapped out for myself or didn’tknow I had it in me to admit. Speechless, I would have gotten to where mybody longed to go far sooner than with any bon mot prepared hours aheadof time.

      Elio's comment on the use of words to express oneself, on defining (unnecessarily) identity

    1. lessened
      уменьшать
      
    2. notion
      понятие
      
    3. flawed

      дефектный

    4. ingenuity

      мастерство

    5. interact

      находиться во взаимодействии

    6. vibrancy

      живость

    7. amplified
      усилить
      
    8. indeed

      безусловно

    9. upkeep

      содержание

    10. saddled

      обременять

    11. detrimental

      негативное воздействие

    12. thriving

      процветать

    13. buzzing
      оживлённый
      
    14. vibrant

      насыщенный событиями

    15. ea-change

      глобальные перемены

    16. hrilling
      захватывающий
      
    17. venues

      площадка

    18. flock
      стекаться
      
    19. policymaking

      разработка политики

    20. embed

      внедрять

    21. ensuring

      обеспечивать

    22. facilitate

      способствовать

    23. boost

      улучшить

    24. spotlight

      всеобщее внимание

    25. profile

      портрет

    26. a fair whack of money

      большая сумма денег

    27. albeit

      пусть даже и

    28. aid

      оказать поддержку;

    29. coming of age
      совершеннолетие
      
    30. erecting

      возведение

    31. showcasing

      рекламирование; пропагандирование; реклама; пропаганда

    32. have tangible benefits?

      ощутимые выгоды, выгоды, поддающиеся измерению

    33. funnelling

      сосредотачивать

    34. bandwagon

      победитель

    35. overboard

      переусердствовать

    36. play out

      иссякнуть

    37. convened

      собираться

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    1. always eat your food in such a way that it won't turn someone else's stomach

      I like this line because it really explains how you are expected as a person to almost try and be perfect so you do not affect others around you. All these expectations for people around you that you honestly could not care less about.

    2. this is how to throw back a fish you don't like and that way something bad won't fall on you

      This line really stood out to me as you can obviously percieve it many different ways. The way i see it as if you throw something you like out before you make an actual connection with it. Nothing really falls on you.

    3. be sure to wash every day, even if it is with your own spit;

      This shows that the appearance is only important and not what is underneath it which in this case is hygiene. All these chores and rules are so that society can view her as a stereotypical lady that is perfect but they don't actually care what is inside her or what she is actually comprised of.

    1. Only portable and ultra-portables

      List: 1. Hermes 3000 (Switzerland) (pre-1965 curved models; square tops are good, though slightly less solid; later plastic frames aren't durable at all) 2. Olympia SM9, SM8 & Monica (Especially pre-1970s) SM8 has tabs on the back. the SM9 are by the spacebars. Best SM9s are green shift keys and knobs.<br /> 3. Olivetti Lettera 32, Lettera DL (Italian better than Spanish) Mexico, Brazil and other countries are lower quality materials<br /> 4. Olympia SM3, SM4, SM2<br /> 5. Imperial Good Companion Model 1<br /> 6. Smith-Corona Super, Silent Super (Series 5); pre-war flat tops too<br /> 7. Olivetti Lettera 22<br /> 8. Brother De Luxe; Brother 200, 210, 220 (no repeat spacers; prefer metal frames) 9. Olympia Traveller de Luxe S (German; not Eastern Europe which were weaker); Olympia Splendid 33, 66, 99<br /> 10. Adler Tippa; Adler Tippa S; Triumph Tippa

      Also rans: <br /> - Underwood 3 bank<br /> - Royal P<br /> - Hermes 2000<br /> - Remington Quiet DeLuxe<br /> - Remington Victor S or T<br /> - Hermes Baby (metal frame)<br /> - Halda and Erika M.

    1. Hypertext fiction is a genre of electronic literature, characterized by the use of hypertext links that provide a new context for non-linearity in literature and reader interaction.

      I didn't imagine that hypertext could e realted to electronic literature, but I see this is a very intractive way of reading.

    1. HyperText is a way to link and access information of various kinds as a web of nodes in which the user can browse at will.

      Electronic link that directs us to another webpage.