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e, taken from my favorite book,

with regrets,

the Five by Five rule. I hope that the players will find the power behind this quote that I have over the years.

Due to the fact that

that impulsive decision making is perceived as a bad thing.

as not worshipping. Everybody worships.

totally hosed.

As if how we construct meaning were not actually a matter of personal, intentional choice. P

"I can't imagine any situation where the armed forces of the United States would abide by an illegal order," Miller said. "If it's antithetical to the Constitution or the Uniform Code of Military Justice, it's an illegal order, and you don't follow it."

the Antifa protests

Method Sources - Materials an author follows to determine how they are doing their research Used to determine a governing concept or manner of working Can include research procedures, theories, and sources of discipline-specific vocabulary Some methods become so common in a field that scholars do not feel the need to cite them but will presume their readers will know them

Argument Sources - Information from other authors you are agreeing with, disagreeing with, or building upon Used to make claims related to your thesis statement and the argument you're making Citing them puts your research in the context of other scholarship on that topic; it brings you into the conversation Constitutes the literature review section in many disciplines

Amazon Just Knocked $50 Off the Doorbell Cam That Lets You Remotely See Who’s at Your Door

Students’ Rights to Their Own Language

the letter grade values labor over any single writing product.

During those years, Baker began reading the books of anarchist philosopher Emma Goldman, political scientist Hannah Arendt and civil rights leaders Malcolm X and Angela Davis, his friends said. He drifted from the conservative ideology of his upbringing and embraced an anarchist worldview, advocating for bottom-up systems with decisions made by community consensus. Conflict with his family and firsthand experience with the shortcomings of public institutions pushed him to rely more on his surrounding community, said friend Jack Fox Keen.

d of the Appearanc

narrow class of elites.

The facts of our founding are not partisan.

Today

“accurate, honest, unifying, inspiring, and ennobling.”

In “The Wonderful Mistake, Lewis Thomas argues that humans have not progressed

Hooke’s Chapter

tion

non-rhetorically, has been seen as rhetorical.

elieve the reason for not being successful is derived directly from a person’s mindset and actions? Is it a combination of both? Are these answers to the question, or are they just phony statements to make a person feel better about not succeeding? I encourage you, the rea

I am going to ask you, the reader, what you believe. Do you think there was voter fraud this election?

his is the beauty of c

Do you think politics are a part of someone’s identity? Is it okay to still be friends, even with significantly different viewpoints?  Where should the line be drawn? 

 Should I Stop Speaking To My Trump Supporting Friends? 

New York Times

While in his Legal Arguments, Fish points out that specific fields of study should be left to the people who work in them. For example, we let lawyers present our cases to a jury and the judge because they went to law school and studied the law. Therefore, they are more knowledgeable about regulations and how the law works. Relating to this, I wonder if American politics should be left to politicians, and if so, is it currently?

become so partisan?”

“That first sip feeling.”

ic; ice

eve, implying that the first t

er, is to test it out for myself.

While this may be possibly the most pointless quote ever to evaluate,

Why do we not have more women or diversity participating in policy making?

ood, you

My dad was in fact right, but don’t tell him I said that.   

Vienna,

The cliche truth is plain and simple-

Vienna

ed “Yellowdig.”

Endography

, proper sentence structure simply does not exist w

age group’s language. Th

 The case surges in certain states are basically over, and like every other state that has endured a case surge, we will now see the long decline in hospitalizations and deaths

ies

“nonstandard, illogical, sloppy, wrong.”

etween descriptive grammar and prescriptive grammar.

with language fundamentals

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The research associate added, one of the reasons it took 100 years to discover this is that it was not accepted until around 2010 that insects are most closely linked to crustaceans "within the arthropod phylum" as the genetic similarities revealed. Before that, added Bruce, based on morphology, everyone had categorized insects in the myriapod group, together with centipedes and millipedes.

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Each student has the right to do what they wish and accept the consequences of those decisions. Conversely, I do not have the right to force them to do otherwise.

Although it is often argued

To appreciate the social role of Broca and his school,we must recognize that his statements about the brainsof women do not reflect an isolated prejudice toward asingle disadvantaged group. They must be weighed inthe context of a general theory that supportedcontemporary social distinctions as biologicallyordained.

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Don’t Be Yoursel

Keep the Language Simple

What Do You Get Out of It?

It’s OK to Fai

ou can’t quit because there’s a Beyoncé in the world.You can’t quit because you went to see the Chicago Symphony Orchestra andrealized that everyone on stage knows more about music than you ever will

e’re conditioned to look for patterns andidentify mysteries to solve much more than we are designed to dictate whatwe’re searching for. I recommend allowing that natural curiosity and our sense-making brains to do their thing

Writing asong will teach you that it’s OK to fail.

Trust me on this, though. A “bad” song isn’t going to leave a permanentstain on your record. I

OK, technically it maybe true that you don’t know how, but the point here is that not knowing howto do something is a poor excuse not to try. I

et’s gure out how to deal with a few of the typical tropes of self-defeatinginner dialogue

Let’s talk more about what we call “inspiration.” It’s overrated.

And getting my ego out ofthe way makes it easier to listen to myself with some objectivity—to hearmyself almost as a different person would. So

the door to the disappearing

Process” is also the only name I know of forwhatever series of contortions and mental tricks we have available to loseourselves in when we create

. What I’m trying totell you, and what I still tell myself frequently, is that inspiration is rarely therst step. When it does come out of the blue, it’s glorious. But it’s much morein your own hands than the divine-intervention-type beliefs we all tend to haveabout inspiration. Most of the time, inspiration has to be invited.

It was the rst time I conrmed for myself that inspiration wasn’t alwaysthe rst ingredient in a song. In this case it was demand. E

As the saying goes, “No work of art isever nished; it can only be abandoned in an interesting place.” It’

The Hardest PartGetting Started

But “spin” is a dirty word onlyif there is an alternative to it, only if there were a way of speaking (and thinking)that was not inflected by a challengeable political ideology, only if there were an“unspun” form of discourse to which we could, and should, turn.

ound bite,

No such theological speculations inform the best-known modern example of

Entry 1

nternal structure of the verse, notably the use of repetition, and the dict

Protestant Bible

Book 1

The reader

impacted by war and other tragedies

establishes a sense of hope

the book “Ego is the Enemy” by Ryan Holiday.

CHAPTER 2.

White language supremacy

Victor Villanueva

And those who say they are motivated by grades I’m guessing have been fooled by the system, integrated into it, thoroughly disciplined, made docile by grades, made to think that their yearning for grades is motivation, because they know no other kind.

portfolio rubric

But Bill’s class showed me that racism is judgment, that the classroom is a site that reproduces racism and White language supremacy, that how judgments in such spaces are made have just as much to do with larger, structural forces as they do with an individual’s idiosyncratic reading of a text

White language supremacy

White and Asian female students didn’t seem to resist as much the negative assessments of their writing by others,

At the end of the course, instead of the teacher evaluating the student’s portfolio of work, the student collects several peer evaluations using our rubric along with their own self-evaluations. The stu-dent and I would sit down together and read all of them, then I’d read my own prepared evaluation of the portfolio, none of which would have grades on them, instead we had a simple categorical decision to make for each rubric dimension

Most just wanted to follow my orders, or took everything I said as an order, but I wanted them to talk through my words, think with me about their writing, and make their own decisions.

Not his judgment of rank but his specific observations were pertinent, whether he was teaching or just talking to me.

Plato

Authenticity, and the lack of it, was a concern of Shandling's; he told me in 2010 when the complete series was released on home video that "Sanders" was conceived as a way of “looking internally at myself, which meant taking a show and looking at it internally.

The ad feels so fresh and uncannily cool—it even samples the Nine Inch Nails song used in “Old Town Road”—that some people could barely believe it represents a politician. Slate called it the most “incomprehensibly thrilling ad” of 2020. “Political ad goes viral for actually being inspiring,” Mashable’s headline read. One man tweeted that it made him want to “march into hell to defend ed markey from dynastic usurpers.” Another gushed that the ad makes him so fired up that “it makes me want to run through a brick wall.”

efully imprinted in the heavily stressed discontinuous stream of thingsset before us, as each and every thing is a

universe, a

glitches

glitches and, what has become known as glitch art,

Lucette, screened b

n finger and thumb as she would have a closedbutterfly. Her bare foot slipped, and t

ym suit, having worked

a myriad of

Senate Democrats block GOP policing bill, stalling efforts to change law enforcement practices

arterback Ben Roethlisberger acknowledged he has fought off-the-field vices over the

“What you’ve seen over the last few weeks is it has been multiple things to multiple people,” the official said. “What we can’t have is a place that has public safety concerns.”

“Our goal at Black Lives Matter Plaza is to ensure that all who visit enjoy it as a place to peacefully reflect, nonviolently demonstrate and proactively strategize,” Kevin Donahue, deputy mayor for public safety and justice, said in a statement. “We will continue to monitor the ways in which we can ensure the Plaza is a welcoming place for all.”

The City of Birmingham issues a state of emergency and curfew due to violence - Read it here

Tillman, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2004 by friendly fire

I

lay Shirky

Something

Amid this breathless attempt to keep abreast of new developments,

rtone:

Such accounts

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d “can universities survive the digital age?

Overall

However, after describing all of the marvelous things DNA evolution has created, he makes a definitive statement: that none of it would have happened if DNA was incapable of error. A

homas’s central focus is the DNA molecule.

Throughout the paper,

t. Where our time map falls short is providing a sense of relativity. Instead of thousands of years, just a few on-screen inches separate Nietzsche and Plato. This is nowhere near enou

and trying to quantify things that cannot be put together or described. This sentence impressed me because it is entirely easy to try and justify the differences between two disciplines, but a lot bolder and more difficult to do to make a case for the opposite case.

,” Curzan ‘s main argument is that the ramifications of teaching Standard English must be addressed.

Eagleton sets out to define one of the most oft-used words to discuss society today. He introduces it as b

“Culture”,

gun to shift the language that they are using because they realized that “physical” is a more accurate way to articulate the message that they want to convey. Social distancing co

ad three chairs in my house; one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society. “

This is Water,

This i

t, in E Unibus Pluram, Wallace discusses

naught.

d Hume

Niccolo Machiavelli

Fear seeks protection, for which partisans are procured; out of partisans factions are born.

as well.

t an environmental issue, it seems that only if we managed to take care of the environment, all would be well. Then the next day, it seems that all the world is contained in economics, or physics, or poetry. At the very l

This is Water,

this vision is difficult to accept because it also often demands changing part of one’s identity and life. Religious belief, for example, is not m

choose

Daniel Kahneman,

ow can we

We must fundamentally rethink how we teach grammar in the writing classroom”.

status quo.

some of the things s

Curzan details in her “Says Who?” essay

.. to be continued…

when I walked in

he levator scapulae ventralis

out of touch elites messed it up.

will not change them for intrinsic reasons

mood changes

our discussion

“intellectually lost”

Wilde t

The Picture of Dorian Gray”

structure her prose makes

something that had an end. I never really thought about how and when innocence disappears.

by, namely, imputing the processof abstract determination to the birth of tragedy itself—that is, to theemergence of Greek dramatic practice before Socratic dialectic appeared onthe historical timeline and consequently, as the story goes, ruined tragedy.

I sugges

it is the logical and temporal step before thedialectic of real determination, determinate negation, or identity anddifference.

Meanwhile, to acquire a sense of what it means to be Nietzschean anddialectical all at once

a more sophisticatednotion of dialectics

My claim in thischapter is

If this is the sort of dialectic we’re after in Nietzsche, thenwe will have a very hard time finding it,

usual canard of thesis, antithesis, andsynthesis

Perhaps this claim is truefrom the point of view of Deleuze’s own clichés about Hegel in Nietzscheand Philosophy.

that “it is quite clear thatNietzsche wrote [this work] not as a dialectician.”3

I claim,

I believe,

I claim, as I plan

es:

to combine his erudition in classical studies with his ferventcritique of philosophical fashion, all in the effort to make philology andhistorical scholarship “philosophical” in his new sense of the term.

Untimely Meditations,

So who is this Nietzsche?

But we have,thanks in part to Foucault and especially Deleuze, lost Nietzsche, especiallythe Nietzsche who was deeply and imaginatively dialectical without everworrying how Hegelian he may have sounded.

Deleuze

Foucault

a priori

new city in

peignoir

If you’ve ever played Pokémon Go, you know the problem here.