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E.R. Franks's Life Is Funny
Frank, E.R. Life is Funny. New York: Dorling Kindersley, 2000. This is another example of a series of fairly separate short stories each focalized from a different first-person present point of view… more →
Nodelmania: Perry Nodelman's Alternating Narratives Project
What our genes aren't telling us ... yet!
Sitemaster wrote 3 weeks ago: An important paper has just been published by a highly respected team of specialists doing research … more →
Resumptive that 1
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arnoldzwicky wrote 1 month ago: This is a first posting — more to come — on instances of “double that“, case … more →
Bounding
Wesley Davis wrote 1 month ago: If ever letting loose, of Wiry briars Into the Wild bare Made any sense, Then all of us Would swing … more →
Bag of Steps: Eight Positions in Action
Linda wrote 1 month ago: Continuing from the previous edition of Bag of Steps, where we looked at the eight positions of the … more →
Create the Look: Belted Dress
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mywakingmemories wrote 1 month ago: A simple drawstring dress can look good many ways. If you want to create a belted look with the rope … more →
The Future of Humans
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Jacky wrote 1 month ago: As I was reviewing Darwin’s theory of evolution in biology earlier today, I couldn’t hel … more →
Excellent Scrabble™ Variation
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fyngyrz wrote 1 month ago: Do you like Scrabble? Can’t get enough? Try this simple, yet compelling variation. To play, ad … more →
E.R. Franks's Life Is Funny
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pernodel wrote 1 month ago: Frank, E.R. Life is Funny. New York: Dorling Kindersley, 2000. This is another example of a series … more →
Dennis Foon's Skud
pernodel wrote 1 month ago: Foon, Dennis. Skud. Toronto Groundwood, 2003. Four boys who attend the same high school all face pr … more →
Rachel Anderson's The Bus People
pernodel wrote 2 months ago: Anderson, Rachel. The Bus People. 1989. New York: Henry Holt, 1992. Originally published in the U … more →
Monica Hughes's Log Jam
pernodel wrote 2 months ago: Hughes, Monica. Log Jam. Toronto: Irwin, 1987. Opposite to what tends to happen in novels presenti … more →
Rob Thomas's Slave Day
pernodel wrote 2 months ago: Thomas, Rob. Slave Day. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1997. This novel describes what happens to a … more →
Pushing the limits of sociolinguistics
Tom wrote 2 months ago: This essay is merely a wandering in my mind and contains thinking experiments that I would like to d … more →
Which King James Bible? A Double Standard
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fundyreformed wrote 2 months ago: It goes without saying that KJV Onlyists make a big deal about differences–any differences … more →
Create the Look: Halter Dress II
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mywakingmemories wrote 2 months ago: For this look, it’s a bit complicated because I wanted the back of the dress to look just as g … more →
Edward Elgar - Nimrod
Stampfli & Turci wrote 2 months ago: Sir Edward William Elgar (1857 – 1934) Enigma Variations Variation 9 (Adagio) “Nimrod … more →
Dialect aside
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arnoldzwicky wrote 2 months ago: Clyde Haberman’s NYC column in the NYT on May Day looked at New York City area secession effor … more →
Visualize Anything
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morethangray wrote 2 months ago: I lurve visualizing information. In a past life, I was a Research Associate in Product Development. … more →
April 3rd, 2009.
jennnberrry wrote 2 months ago: Written on the Train about 22:35 heading to Macclesfield on April 3rd, 2009. I constantly find mysel … more →
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