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Research Tuesday: Research from around the web
Ok, so research Tuesday became research Wednesday Thursday. Males Love Video Long Time It’s been a reading week for me. Lots of great stuff to mull over and help shape ones thinking about digita… more →
Change Is Good
Does the conceptual distinction between singular and plural sets depend on language?.
Callier Library wrote 2 weeks ago: Previous studies indicate that English-learning children acquire the distinction between singular an … more →
White people think they know all about you from reading a book.
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Restructure! wrote 2 weeks ago: Sometimes a white person says something about people of colour that is untrue, and when you correct … more →
Singular "they" and the many reasons why it's correct
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Gabe wrote 2 months ago: Suppose you were reading and came to the following line: “She kept her head and kicked her sho … more →
Upcoming conferences/sessions on ancient economic history
DBH wrote 3 months ago: Long-Term Quantification in Ancient Mediterranean History (October 15-16, 2009) Trade, Commerce, and … more →
Quantification, Definiteness, and Nominalization (Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics)
Leila wrote 3 months ago: Quantification, Definiteness, and Nominalization (Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics) By Anas … more →
Promising new way to find and analyse prostate cancer tumour cells that have spread
Jim Tucker wrote 3 months ago: URO TODAY: A major obstacle in understanding the biology of advanced prostate cancer is clinicians … more →
When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind.
Hevel Löwen wrote 4 months ago: The main key to many of the secrets of the Universe in in our hands, when we can grasp some sort of … more →
Robert Hartwell Fiske strikes me as a prig and a bully
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Gabe wrote 6 months ago: On occasion, I look up at the tagline of this blog (“Prescriptivism Must Die”) and wonde … more →
Malic acid quantification
cosentia wrote 6 months ago: Mesembryanthemum crystallinum growing conditions Daytime: light on 9.00 h … more →
Counting Words.
Amanda wrote 6 months ago: I am a fan of counting things – which is slightly odd in light of my more innate tendency to q … more →
...may become a global pandemic
hipbone wrote 7 months ago: …may become a global pandemic May – or might? The reporter might or may choose which wor … more →
How many ways can you quantify?
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Lauren Supraner wrote 7 months ago: Obama’s first 100 days are an important milestone. Why? Because 100 is a big, round number!! America … more →
Are they trying to misunderstand what people say?
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Gabe wrote 8 months ago: The prescriptivists are on my last nerve. Some of them really believe that there is something wrong … more →
The (Burger) King's English
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Gabe wrote 8 months ago: My roommate, his girlfriend, and I trudged over to the mall food court last night for something rese … more →
None is, none are: Grammar according to Clarkson
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Gabe wrote 10 months ago: I know Black Friday was a while ago now, and you’re probably not too interested in my exact lo … more →
Resource of the Week: E-Myth Mastery
Thomas E. Anderson II wrote 1 year ago: Each successful organization targets someone. In fact, certain businesses are targeting you right n … more →
AVIATION
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lnfiniterainbow wrote 1 year ago: FIRST FLIGHT TRUTH A TRIBUTE to a QUIET HERO Richard Pearce is the TRUE Father of Aviation The Wrong … more →
What Can You Promise Your Most Probable Client?
Thomas E. Anderson II wrote 1 year ago: “One day, we’ll be your bank.” What a promise to make to your prospective custome … more →
Do artefacts exist?
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Michael Liccione wrote 1 year ago: Baylor philosopher Alex Pruss argues that they do not: “There are no artefacts, at least not i … more →
