Jupiter reveals himself and Amphitruo is eased and pleased and pays thanks to the god.

Bromia recites the events that happened within the house to Amphitruo

Amphitruo shares his plans for revenge and rage, but faints. Bromia retells what happens within the house which mirrors Amphitruo’s feelings.

Alcmena gives birth and Jupiter reveals himself and his role to Amphitruo.

The separation I create with the middle acts adds to the theme of duplicity in the theme of the play. I have one act start with the return of Amphitruo from war and the second as his return from the harbor.

Jupiter thickens the plot by apologizing on Amphitruo’s behalf and consoles her.

Alcmena confesses her confusion of Amphitruo’s return and explains that he was here. Sosia argues her sanity.

Amphitruo and Sosia travel home and Sosia pleads his case that he is not insane about there being a second him.

Sosia argues his sanity, then threatens Alcmena’s sanity after she says Amphitruo just left.

Jupiter leaves Alcmena to “return to war” The serious matter of the play.

Mercury delays Sosia and makes him think he is not himself. The two provide comic relief to open the play. Mercury ends the scene on a slight heavy note.

The initial events of the play are laid out, where Sosia is to believe he is not himself and Jupiter has impregnated Alcmena with a second child.

Mercury explains the purpose and premise of the play. He denotes of costume differences so that the audience is able to separate the disguised gods from the real Amphitruo and Sosia.

I read this book for a class and highly enjoyed the priority lesson Menasche included in the overall theme of the book.

note the word choice. Look into what impression this gives off during the time of Nepos

Not to mention timing. Timing is everything. If you post too early about something, it gets forgotten. Too often, it gets annoying. Too late, it won't be successful.

This is where society looses me. Why must everything be met with a monetary reward? Why must everything come down to the dollar?

There was a Twitter project that someone has brought to Buzzfeed's attention. They thought to increase the awareness of their project, but didn't necessarily want their own name to the project. Sometimes this free labor is for those that like the anonymity. However, it is clear that this post is about getting the credit and earning the dollar, not keeping anonymity.

Another site to consider is odysseyonline. Several of my classmates have posted on their just to get their name out there on some kind of site. However, what is the differences if it is just your own domain?

These maps are beautiful. While I am not in the art world and so the words don't really mean anything, the detail and effort that went into them is outstanding.

I have never heard of Whisper, but it seems like Microsoft, Google and Facebook pride themselves in vague statements whenever anyone writes about them.

The amount of man power that goes into scrubbing the sites makes me wonder if it is a multitude of people, or a substantial amount of people that have worked out algorithms to create more sensitive material.

I have my answer.

I'm confused by this. Are you saying you will divide them based on their level of understanding, that those who understand both vocab and form will work together, and those that are split and so forth. OR that one student from each different level will be in a group together?

This is highly disturbing. I think I would have a very different view of Hip Hop if it kept its original purpose. It is sickening that the Music Industry thought it would be better to promote such vulgar things, just because they did not like the rise of awareness to another culture.

I feel like the same could be said for rock or heavy metal. It is just that it is to a different beat and style that is more preferable to the listener.

I feel that the main stream Hip Hop songs have come away from this. It is no longer about the affected individual, but about raw and vulgar things that give Hip Hop a bad name that the author mention previously.

The language here is very calming for something that is introducing a topic that brings a lot of controversy, where the lack of afrofuturism is taken as "eroding resistance" allowing the normal "elite" to continue on.

I have always had the personal standard that below a B was unacceptable, but that some people needed that C average to feel like they were okay. However, I really like the use of "Proficient" instead of "Average" because it shows that the focus of the grade is on the process and not so much on the product.

As a future teacher and with the little experience I have in grading students' projects and assignments, I can relate to the ego and how a student's work feels like a personal attack. However, I also have to remind myself that I am on the student side of the grading contract for this class. But it is still an interesting idea to think about establishing once I have my own class room.

Now with the knowledge of Google X and the number of Internet-connected devices brought to the forefront of my mind, I'm certain Google will be responsible for when the robots take over and become the dominate species.

This article keeps reminding me of this comedy bit by Ben Bailey. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt7wsPARyCo]

I had a hard time understanding what she meant by "scale" but this rephrasing makes it more understandable. With that understanding, it is so hard to think of something replace Google. Google seems to becoming a black hole the spans over everything, even more so after reading about Google X.

I have no idea who Techcrunch is, but I can relate to the question "has it been on such and such media outlet? Because if not, I haven't heard about it." I fall into this category at weird times. For instance, if everyone hadn't been posting about the death of David Bowie on Facebook, I would not have known.

I feel the exchange does foster innovation. Instead of looking at the whole entire web, just think of Pinterest. It is a site completely filled with people's creative ideas, and one person can see an small idea and run with it for 50 miles. Compare that to a bigger scale.