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  2. www.bernama.com www.bernama.com
    China To Introduce Zero Tariffs On Goods From 53 African Countries — Xi Jinping
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  3. quadriga-dk.github.io quadriga-dk.github.io
    3.1. Korpora als Forschungsobjekte der Digital Humanities — Ecocriticism – Case Study
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    3. tn_4 16 Feb 2026
      Sammlungen von maschinenlesbaren Textdokumenten, die nach bestimmten Kriterien zusammengestellt wurden.

      Deutlicher Machen. Korpora sind sehr grundlegend für das OER. Das sollte auf jeden Fall hängen bleiben

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  4. quadriga-dk.github.io quadriga-dk.github.io
    2.3. Resümee — Ecocriticism – Case Study
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    1. tn_4 16 Feb 2026
      Im zurückliegenden Kapitel haben wir die Forschungsfrage der vorliegenden Fallstudie expliziert und mithilfe von historischen Visualisierungen veranschaulicht. Um die Forschungsfrage für eine quantitativ-digitale Analyse adressierbar zu machen, haben wir eine Operationalisierung vorgenommen, durch die wir einen Messvorgang definieren können, der als Antwort für die Frage gelten kann. Im nächsten Kapitel werden wir nun unser Forschungskorpus aufbauen, auf dem wir den Messvorgang durchführen werden. { requestKernel: true, binderOptions: { repo: "binder-examples/jupyter-stacks-datascience", ref: "master", }, codeMirrorConfig: { theme: "abcdef", mode: "python" }, kernelOptions: { name: "python3", path: "./research_question" }, predefinedOutput: true } kernelName = 'python3'

      Sehr schön mit dem "Wir"

    2. tn_4 16 Feb 2026
      Jede Operationalisierung bringt diskutable Einschränkungen mit sich. Die kritische Reflexion dieser Grenzen ist essentieller Bestandteil von Digital-Humanities-Projekten.

      Vielleicht etwas dazu schreiben, dass auch traditionelle Methoden Einschränkungen mit sich bringen. Sonst bleibt hängen, dass DH super kritisch ist und der Rest nicht

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    The Study of Development
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  6. deadsimpletech.com deadsimpletech.com
    Carbon Dysphoria | deadSimpleTech
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    1. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      Why are so many techies dysphoric?It must be said that some people in tech are closeted or unaware trans people, and it's probably significantly more of the population than we might think given that a lot of trans people wind up drawn towards tech as a field. In these cases, the dysphoria makes a considerable amount of sense. However, even at the outer limit, that would account for no more than a quarter of tech people, which isn't enough to explain the general prevalence of dysphoria that we observe in the tech community. This means that we need an explanation for why our tech industry is so dead-eyed and void of emotion or motivation that isn't just that they need estrogen.

      while there are relatively more trans people in tech (a clear pattern yes), it does not explain the overall presence of dysphoria in tech.

      dysphoria techbro
    2. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      Looking at tech culture through this framing, it's hard not to see a lot of the same patterns at play. The depersonalisation, the idea that people can somehow be pure mind rather than being embodied and the lack of desire and motivation of your own and willingness to go along with whatever you're told by society is good are all very much patterns that we see in tech.

      Direct comparison of techie patterns w dysphoria

      dysphoria
    3. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      In this kind of situation, you quickly wind up suppressing your actual desires, emotions and motivations, even to yourself, and instead try and act on the basis of what society tells you that you should want, should feel and should be trying to do. Consequently, it becomes very easy for you to simply fall in with whatever everyone else is doing, to neglect yourself and your body and to see yourself and others almost as depersonalised minds without any real physical needs or wants.

      Not unique to gender dysphoria. Any abuse will do too. Or neuro differences. n:: Vgl shiny cylinder stuff, HB etc.

      dysphoria
    4. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      While a lot of dysphoria is about the physical body (how could it not be), much of the ill-feeling in practice is to do with emotions and with desire.

      dysphoria is not just physical, but about emotions and desires (and their clash with environment) too.

      dysphoria
    5. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      n that kind of state, it's very easy to fall in with basically anything that tells you how you should live your life, what the path to happiness and feeling OK is or whatever: when you don't much desire or value anything, rejecting propaganda on the basis that it conflicts with your desires or values isn't a thing that really happens.

      It makes one a space to be written into similar to mentioned above for techies

      dysphoria
    6. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      Without knowing that it's gender-related, dysphoria often presents precisely as this kind of directionlessness, not having desires or not knowing what you want. You often wind up kind of sleepwalking through life, trying to pursue the things that you think that you should want or the desires that society tells you are appropriate for someone in your supposed social position. Nothing ever quite works though, and often enough, until you figure out the problem, you kinda just... stop wanting things and stop trying entirely.

      describes dysphoria as directionlessness, as long as you don't know its cause, mimicking the desires and motions others go through and society suggest. Leading to detachment and withdrawal.

      dysphoria
    7. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      this depersonalisation, the weird relationship to their bodily existence, inability to enjoy things and an internal void that people constantly try and fill with what they're told they should want... all of these things are very similar to the experience of gender dysphoria

      Author compares it with gender dysphoria

      dysphoria
    9. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      The existence of soylent suggests that a significant minority of tech people don't even really like or enjoy food all that much.

      Techies as groups distancing them from other interests, including food/eating

      groupidentity
    10. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      It's as though many people in the tech industry have no real desires at all beyond the desires that they're told to have by their wider social circles.

      Software devs desires as the current highest probability desires of their environment. (Vgl [[Groep som der delen of container 20201207194431]]

      groupidentity softwaredev techbro
    11. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      When LLM coding agents are the new hot thing, everything that the engineering community previously said about engineering standards, testing and robustness suddenly goes out the window,

      Techno-optimists wrt LLM throwing established practices to safeguard quality out the window. (And I noticed if you point it out it gets them mad, e.g. wrt web search by LLM)

      softwaredev llms practices quality_of_work
    12. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      The pattern in the tech world seems to be a distorted mirror of this, where some entity pushes a propaganda narrative and, like clockwork, the core influencers of general tech opinion shift their desires to match

      Observes a quick uptake of narrative du jour, where in other groups existing opinions, wishes and aims are to be navigated around

      propaganda techbro softwaredev
    13. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      Whether it's talking about race science and eugenics, the blockchain and NFTs or our current LLM situation, the core voices in the tech community (which is to say the people who have a disproportionate influence on general opinion within tech) are consistently willing to pick it up and go along with it, regardless of how obviously the narrative has been deliberately engineered and almost as though they have no real desires or internal motivation of their own.

      Mentions example topics where author observes this pattern

      techbro softwaredev propaganda
    14. tonz 16 Feb 2026
      I drew the conclusion that software developers are almost uniquely vulnerable among educated and professional people to being taken in by propaganda.

      Author observes that software devs are more swayed by propaganda that other professional classes, like stats and engineering.

      techbro softwaredev propaganda
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    Tetris-playing AI the Polylith way - Part 3
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    FBXW7 Inhibited M2 Macrophage Polarization in Endometrial Cancer by Reducing CCL2 Secretion Through Ubiquitination of MYBL2 Subtitle: The Role of FBXW7 on M2 Macrophage Polarization in EC
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    The Spanish Tragedy (Hieronimo is Mad Again)
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    1. M.1.A 16 Feb 2026
      My name was Don Andrea

      Could also be a sort of subtle nudge to a characteristic of Andrea's character throughout the play. Something about a disconnect or loss of identity that haunts him or influences the ways he behaves.

    2. M.1.A 16 Feb 2026
      When I was slain, my soul descended straight,

      In the context of Elizabethan England it feels sort of telling that his soul immediately descended upon death. Even with the overall story's themes of Greek/Roman mythology the audience would have been immediately familiar with the Christian undertones akin to Dante's Inferno. It feels intentional to mention this as it would make audience members assume something about his character being immoral or bad in some way.

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  10. social-media-ethics-automation.github.io social-media-ethics-automation.github.io
    13.2. Unhealthy Activities on Social Media — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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    1. orozcolex 16 Feb 2026
      While there are healthy ways of sharing difficult emotions and experiences (see the next section), when these difficult emotions and experiences are thrown at unsuspecting and unwilling audiences, that is called trauma dumping. Social media can make trauma dumping easier. For example, with parasocial relationships, you might feel like the celebrity is your friend who wants to hear your trauma. And with context collapse, where audiences are combined, how would you share your trauma with an appropriate audience and not an inappropriate one (e.g., if you re-post something and talk about how it reminds you of your trauma, are you dumping it on the original poster?).

      I have experienced being on the viewer-side of users trauma dumping- whether it be in video formats, posted publicly for everyone to see and interact with, or under a comment section, where no one asked to read about their traumatic past. In many ways I can see how this may be therapeutic or even comforting, knowing that there are people out there to listen to and talk about your past with, however there are also cons to doing so. Most users when scrolling on social media somewhat expect there to be negative, sad, or frustrating stories that they will come across, however a lot of users may not feel comfortable being told personal stories and traumatic events that have happened to other people, as it could be triggering to their own past, or make them skeptical, fearing, or deeply uncomfortable. There have been various times where under a persons post where they're sharing their health journey from an eating disorder I will see users in the comments talking about all the ways in which they endulged in their unhealthy habits, and that could not only make users and the video poster uncomfortable, but even push them into reforming their bad habits. There's so many potential consequences sharing one's traumatic story online can bring, I find it would be much more efficient and beneficial to all users if these people would instead speak to a therapist or close friends (who are comfortable speaking about this with), rather than strangers on the internet who never asked to read or listen to your story. **

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  11. social-media-ethics-automation.github.io social-media-ethics-automation.github.io
    13.1. Social Media Influence on Mental Health — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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    1. orozcolex 16 Feb 2026
      Some researchers have found that people using social media may enter a dissociation state, where they lose track of time (like what happens when someone is reading a good book).

      Through various research methods in the past, I have found that this sort of "dissociation state" usually occurs because when people are using social media, they are mindlessly scrolling until they find their next dose of short-term dopamine. It's what also keeps users on the platform. A constant need and search for dopamine from a funny video or a cute dog keeps the user scrolling, until the hours are passing and it's suddenly 4am.

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    Writing Spaces 5
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    1. tdkidd 16 Feb 2026
      Treat the margins of your sharedtext like you would a physical classroom space, as a place where differentopinions and experiences can be valued and discussed safely.

      I really like thar there is an example to visualize this. A way to put it into past experiences.

    2. tdkidd 16 Feb 2026
      Shared annotations can also help us to understand theresponses readers might have to an authors’ writing choices

      I never really understood why you would annotate until I read this, it does make sense because it gives you a view from everyone else's eye.

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    Getting off US tech: a guide
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  14. human.libretexts.org human.libretexts.org
    7.7: Featured Period - The Harlem Renaissance
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    1. natalie02 16 Feb 2026
      The male equivalent of a flapper was a "sheik," although that term has not remained as strong in the American vernacular.

      A Sheik is the male version of a flapper.

    2. natalie02 16 Feb 2026
      The 1920s was a time of dramatic change in the United States.

      This annotation really catches the readers attention because it starts on highlighting the decade that the United States experienced significant change.

    3. natalie02 16 Feb 2026
      Flappers wore shorter skirts, shorter hair, and more makeup, and they drank and smoked with the boys.

      This annotation provides detail on what the style of the flappers, what they wore and their behaviors.

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  15. human.libretexts.org human.libretexts.org
    4.3: Look for Exceptions
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    1. Mason_Drum 16 Feb 2026
      Across the country, we have seen so many cases of teachers openly expressing their political beliefs in the classroom.

      The tendency may be exaggerated by this generalization. Since some instructors might never voice their political views in class, the phrase "many teachers" would be more accurate than "nearly all teachers."

    2. Mason_Drum 16 Feb 2026
      The First Amendment guarantees the right of free speech to all Americans. Therefore, teachers have the right to express themselves freely in the classroom.

      This statement, in my opinion, is accurate since educators ought to have some degree of self-expression. Ultimately, they are instructing youngsters.

    3. Mason_Drum 16 Feb 2026
      In order to make a point that is worth making, we may need facts or evidence, but we will also need ways to connect those specifics to bigger points or other related specifics.

      This is a really nice point since, yes, we do need evidence to support worthwhile arguments and to demonstrate how they relate to one another.

    4. DeAnnaShamoul 16 Feb 2026
      Can we justify turning our backs on the needs of desperate people? There is no justification for such selfishness. The time has come to open our borders.

      This brings so many people attention, this is a great attention getter and a very well point to make. We need to stop being so selfish and accept people and tear down these borders, theres no need to separate people from each other, especially family.

    5. DeAnnaShamoul 16 Feb 2026
      cross the country, we have seen so many cases of teachers openly expressing their political beliefs in the classroom

      While yes I do agree this happens more than is should be, but it is only teachers who reveal too much about their personal lives and don't know how to keep professor and personal apart in their teaching jobs.

    6. DeAnnaShamoul 16 Feb 2026
      In order to make a point that is worth making, we may need facts or evidence, but we will also need ways to connect those specifics to bigger points or other related specifics.

      This is a very good point because yes, we do need evidence to back up points that are worth it, and we do need to show how they do connect.

    7. LoganStevens 16 Feb 2026
      We can surely think of teachers who do not express political beliefs in the classroom.

      I don't think there is really a reason for teachers to bring up their political beliefs but maybe in some cases.

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  16. nmoer.pressbooks.pub nmoer.pressbooks.pub
    Chapter 13: Proofreading and Peer Review
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    1. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      Maintaining a positive attitude when providing feedback will put you and your partner at ease.

      maintaining a positive mind while writing will help you have clear mind and have good resources or keys to succeed

    2. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      Editing and proofreading can work well with a partner. You can offer to be another pair of eyes for peers in exchange for them doing the same for you. Whether you are editing and proofreading your work or the work of a peer, the process is basically the same

      Editing and proofreading can be even more effective with a partner. You can trade help—reviewing a peer’s work while they review yours—and the steps you follow are essentially the same whether you’re checking your own work or someone else’s.

    3. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      A second reason is that, as you make changes and adjustments, you might not totally match up the original parts and revised parts. Finally, a third key reason for proofreading is because you likely have errors you typically make and proofreading gives you a chance to correct those errors.

      A second reason is that when you make changes, the new parts might not perfectly align with the original sections. Finally, a third reason to proofread is that it gives you a chance to catch and fix the mistakes you often make.

    4. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      One of the main reasons that you are likely to make mistakes is that your mind and fingers are not always moving along at the same speed nor are they necessarily in sync.

      One common reason mistakes happen is that your thoughts and your typing don’t always move at the same pace or stay fully coordinated.

    5. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      Also, pay particular attention to parts of the paper you have moved around or changed in other ways to make sure that your new versions still work smoothly.

      Also, carefully review any sections you moved or revised to make sure the ideas still flow smoothly and make sense in their new place.

    6. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      However, you should plan to read through the entire final draft at least one additional time. During this stage of editing and proofreading your entire essay, you should be looking for general consistency and clarity.

      Plan to read your final draft at least one more time before submitting. During this review, focus on making sure your ideas are clear and your writing is consistent throughout the essay.

    7. cguardado 16 Feb 2026
      In addition to revising, you will also want to go back to your paper one more time to proofread, which will prepare you for the peer review process.

      Before submitting for peer review, read your paper slowly one more time and look for small grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes.

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    Watch: MeitY: India hosts AI Impact Summit to democratise technology for Global South
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    1. aashini 16 Feb 2026
      democratising artificial intelligence for the Global South. The summit aims to ensure that AI development is inclusive and accessible, particularly for developing nations.

      what is democratising artificial intelligence mean?

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    Chapter 7: Writing for Different Rhetorical Situations
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    1. Livialoya 16 Feb 2026
      If you feel somewhat confident about what you need to include in your writing assignment, bring your completed outline and/or the first draft of your paper together with your assignment sheet. Tutors can also review your final draft before its submission to your professor.

      make sure you are always analyzing your work before submission.

    2. zsilva24 16 Feb 2026
      Set due dates for the stage of your writing process, for example when you would like to pick a topic and complete your rough draft.

      Start at the beginning of the week and plan to give yourself more time to make quality work.

    3. zsilva24 16 Feb 2026
      waiting until the night before the due date, writing until far past her bedtime, getting only three hours of sleep, and turning in the assignment. That is not an effective writing process!

      Dont procrastinate!

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    JBA-2025.00050_proof 644..659
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    1. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      In this pioneering synthesis of existing research using athree-level meta-analysis, we found a significant, moderatepositive correlation between CM and PSU. Furthermore, weobserved that as age increases, the harm caused by physicaland sexual abuse appears to decrease, although this age-related effect was not observed for other forms ofmaltreatment.

      The conclusion found that there is a positive correlation between CM and PSU. Increase in age found that CM's decrease.

    3. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      Our meta-analysis facednotable sampling limitations that impacted both internaland external validity. The included studies exhibited signif-icant variability in sample sizes, ranging from 208 to 16,212participants, which may have introduced random error intoour pooled estimates (Rumpf et al., 2019). This substantialheterogeneity in sample characteristics likely led to system-atic variations in observed effects, highlighting howdemographic and contextual factors shape the manifestationof behavioral addiction.The representativeness of our findings is further limitedby the predominance of university student

      This identifies the limitations within the research. Some to include sampling.

    4. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      Our meta-analysis summarized the features of the51 studies. These studies collectively encompassed 74,672individuals, ave

      This identifies the specific study type and it identifies how many studies were included.

    5. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      The sample sizes in our study varied, ranging from 227 to16,216 participants. The majority of the samples were drawnfrom student populations: 22 studies focused on college stu-dents, 14 focused on middle school students, 5 focused onhigh school students, and the remaining 10 studies involvedJournal of Behavioral Addictions 14 (2025) 2, 644–659 649

      This identifies the participants within the study.

    6. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      Given the significant influenceof the family environment, our study specifically examineshow family-related predisposing variables shape problemati

      Familial involvement is important for growth and development, how engaged individuals are and to what degree the engagement exist influences the impact of technological use.

    7. patriciabs1 16 Feb 2026
      While thesedevices enhance our ability to work, connect socially, and access entertainment, theirexcessive use is associated with several physical and mental health challenges. These includevisual impairment, sleep disturbances, and workplace distractions

      Although cell phone usage has proven to be helpful, it has led to many challenges, especially among youth.

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    Chapter 6: Considering Audience
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    1. Livialoya 16 Feb 2026
      Along these lines, avoid the other common trick of adding unnecessary words just to lengthen the essay out to the required number of pages. Instead always look for ways to state your point of view more succinctly. You can do this by using a term that implies several others.

      this will help me to learn how to lengthen my essay.

    2. zsilva24 16 Feb 2026
      Each one would use different language and syntax to describe the concept, and as each student makes individual choices in language and syntax over a period of time, their readers will eventually associate those choices with particular writers — their unique writing accumulates to create an authorial voice.

      Finding your voce as writer takes time.

    3. zsilva24 16 Feb 2026
      you update your status on a social networking site with the awareness of who will digitally follow the post. If you want to brag about a good grade, you may write the post to please family members

      This is an example of knowing your audience

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  21. bookshelf.vitalsource.com bookshelf.vitalsource.com
    Retailing Management
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    1. rcomber 16 Feb 2026
      Sephora. Rather than visiting their local drugstore to grab inexpensive, questionable quality cosmetics or heading to a department store to visit high-end makeup counters, customers shopping at Sephora encounter fun in-store environments that encourage them to play with the products, which include both store brands and Page 162famous names. Unlike competing beauty retailers, Sephora also provides customized experiences for each customer. In its TIP (Teach, Inspire, Play) stores, customers can use augmented reality tools to try on makeup products virtually and identify the most flattering shades for them to purchase and wear.4 For customers who want a more high-touch experience, Sephora’s Beauty Advisors provide personalized consultations and makeup classes in select retail locations.

      Sephora sets itself apart as it provides a fun and interactive shopping experience as opposed to just being a makeup store. As opposed to other drugstores or regular department stores, Sephora encourages customers to come and try out the products and learn about both the new brands as well as the established ones. Through its TIP stores, Sephora allows customers to try out the products virtually and see which colors would look best on them through the use of augmented reality. Sephora also offers customers personalized help from Beauty Advisors, showing how Sephora differentiates itself through customization.

    2. rcomber 16 Feb 2026
      A retail strategy indicates how a retailer will deal effectively with its environment, customers, and competitors.2 As the retail management decision-making process (discussed in Chapter 1) indicates, the retail strategy (Section II) is the bridge between understanding the world of retailing (Section I) and more tactical merchandise management and store operations activities (Sections III and IV) undertaken to implement the retail strategy. The first part of this chapter defines the term retail strategy and discusses three important elements of retail strategy: (1) the target market segment, (2) the retail format, and (3) the retailer’s bases of sustainable competitive advantage. Then we outline approaches that retailers use to build a sustainable competitive advantage. After reviewing the various growth opportunities, including international expansion, that retailers can pursue, the chapter concludes with a discussion of the strategic retail planning process.

      Retail strategy is essentially the game plan that a retailer adopts in order to be successful. It describes how the business will react to the environment, how it will satisfy the needs of the customers, and how it will differentiate itself from other retailers. It links the overall understanding of retailing to the operational decisions such as merchandise and store operations. A retail strategy has three key components: target market, retail format, and competitive advantage.

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    Song about life in Virginia | The American Yawp Reader
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      The ̈Song about Life in Virginia" shows the life of a female servant who feels unending misery and physical exhaustion. The song highlights the back-breaking field work of the female servant, where she and other females were to perform various tasks inside and outside. Women were playing hard physical roles which caused the physical exhaustion. They experienced hunger and poor substances and were physically deprived. In the article she said, ̈Instead of drinking beer I drink water clear. ̈ Which makes her skin pale and wan. She also experiences harsh living conditions. She expressed that instead of laying somewhere peaceful she was sleeping on a bed of woe and straw where spiders daily wait on her. The servant prefers to describe herself as a slave. In the article she says, ̈no rest ̈ and explains how she must obey her master dame. In the article she says, ̈If my Dame says go,I dare not say no. ̈ Indicating she must take orders. Throughout the song she uses the repetitive refrain, ̈weary, weary, weary. O. ̈ which shows her exhaustion of being held captive as a slave in Virginia. She concludes her warning to other mains to stay at home in England where they can stay safe and free.

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    The AI Vampire
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    The Federalist Papers, by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison
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      THE THIRD charge against the House of Representatives is, that it will be taken from that class of citizens which will have least sympathy with the mass of the people, and be most likely to aim at an ambitious sacrifice of the many to the aggrandizement of the few.

      This is exactly what has ended up happening.

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    1. KCurran0415 16 Feb 2026
      Even the most well-meaning of anti-racist allies will have blind spots and make grave miscalculations on matters concerning the well-being of people of color.

      As discussed in Module 1, macropractitioners are community organizers and look beyond 1 person or 1 group of people and they look at all of the gaps that affect the population of people they are working with. Expecting an organization that is dominated by white administrators to advocate appropriately for oppressed groups of people is unreasonable, as they can not understand all aspects of the challenges clients are faced with.

    2. KCurran0415 16 Feb 2026
      Due to historical racism and systemic inequalities, the majority of “disadvantaged communities” are predominantly lower-income black and brown citizens, who have little social capital and little financial security. The nonprofit industry rakes in billions of dollars annually off the creation of programs and services designed with this demographic in mind.

      This statement is very true but Roxbury Ma. was so successful because the residents knew better then to allow business people from outside the community come in and tell them what should be done. Che and other community members saved Roxbury by implementing macro social principles and including the community in the redevelopment of the town.

    3. KCurran0415 16 Feb 2026
      Who will be measuring the extent of this so-called commitment, how long is it expected to take, and what will be implemented based on the findings? Often, these fundamental questions are left up to the very same white leaders of the entity, who eagerly take credit for what is only a PR statement and not real change.

      These statements regarding the little progress made in wage equality and equal representation was discussed in module 3 in the You Tube video Democracy in the Workplace. The video reminds us of the growth of corporations and capitalism in the 1970's, leaving workers behind, particularly people of color. As productivity grew salaries did not. Little compasion was shown for workers, this article highlights that this remains the same.

    4. KCurran0415 16 Feb 2026
      To illustrate this point, take the response of certain nonprofits to the NYC mayor’s call for more diversity within the sector.

      Reisch (2014) notes that to create change to develop solutions we need to have new leaders, encourage community involvement to ensure better equality, which is what is being highlighted in this section of the article. The people who are affected by policy and oppression should be represented in leading the advocacy work.

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    Speaking The Language of College | Blueprint for Success in College and Career
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      Certificate

      A certificate can be described as a post-secondary credential that signifies the completion of a specific program, typically shorter than degree programs.

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    Spenser - Shepheardes Calender.pdf
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    2. katie_marlette 16 Feb 2026
      -SULYSAY}JO10U9)9}JAOISJeYMOWOSSEF]‘spuno}sJoSUONSJOsx¥O.NSsUIOGQNIs94]UsYM puy

      When you finally begin to write poetry again, your name will be put into Heaven (immortality)

    5. katie_marlette 16 Feb 2026
      I0gjoUlolIeq pued1eqIsOW payUNODuaqstuyU0]YIeY ‘9s19A10JYZnouaAyayeIspur asoid10)ySnous[NJYIOQSIJJasytJoAyana yorym‘oZu0]J9yIOPYINO3ey}

      echoes Sidney's argument against English poetry

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    Science Journals — AAAS
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    1. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      These bioinks comprise two mis-cible polymer networks with complementary gelation mechanismsthat regulate different stages of the fabrication process. A thermo-responsive gelatin network provides excellent extrusion and struc-tural stability during 3D printing, while a photocrosslinkable networkallows the printed structure to be stabilized by covalent crosslink-ing.

      Two part network for bioprinting using theromoresponsive gelatin network to extrude during printing and a cross linkable network that allows the printed structure to be stabilized.

    2. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      complementarynetwork bioinks naturally release the majority of gelatin at 37°C.Critically, the inclusion of gelatin did not notably affect themechanical properties of the hydrogels after thermal release, nor

      Gelatin is special

    3. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      Another important and enduring challenge of hydrogel-based musculoskeletal tissue engineering is replicating the mechani-cal properties of the native tissues. The mechanical properties of thetissue constructs could potentially be improved by adjusting thebioink (e.g., through the use of double-network bioinks), coprintingsolid polymeric scaffolds (e.g., by melt electrowriting), incorporatingmechanical stimulation into the tissue culture setup, or extendingthe maturation period

      Mechanical properties of the native tissues

    4. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      polymer type, photocrosslinking kinetics, and bioink concentrationcan all be selected in the absence of any constraints imposed by theprintability of the formulation. In turn, this offers a more effectivemethodological approach to 3D printing living tissue constructs, wherebythe bioink can be readily tuned to meet the biological requirementsof the encapsulated cells.

      BIOINK METHODOLOGY BIOLOGICAL REQUIREMENTS

    5. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      concept of complementary networkbioinks

      Complementary network bioinks are a type of advanced 3D bioprinting material made by combining two or more interacting polymer networks that work together to improve printability, mechanical strength, and biological performance.

    6. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      While highly specific bioink formulations (12) or customizedprinting methodologies (13) can address the printability of certainbiomaterial systems, these do not provide a standardized method thatcan be applied across different 3D printing scenarios. This consider-ation highlights the motivation for a more generalizable strategy thatextends the biofabrication window across a broad palette of print-able, cytocompatible bioinks

      There is no generalized way to print cell in a cell compatible way but hopes to create a standard

    7. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      rarelyhave both the physicochemical properties required for the 3D print-ing process and the physicochemical cues to meet the biological needsof the encapsulated cells

      3D printing process needs shear force and temperature with proper viscocity to function.

    8. grimdrex 16 Feb 2026
      We have also used a very standard thermalextrusion–based approach that is compatible with existing 3D bio-printing methods (11, 23, 29). Together, these design factors shouldenable complementary network bioinks to find broad applicabilityacross different biomaterial systems and 3D printing protocols, andprovide new opportunities for biofabrication and tissue engineering.

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    Chapter 12: Revising
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      Writers should note that revising, editing, and proofreading are considerably different processes.

      Yes, you have the stages of how you write your process to proceed. Editing, Proofreading, Revise.

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    1. m.pat2288 16 Feb 2026
      I hear colleagues complain about student writ-ing, my response is “But isn’t that why we’re here? Is it not our jobto teach them?” But a power differential between inexperiencedwriters and professional authors perpetuates the idea of learnersas helpless children. We paint narratives of new writers negatively,researchers refer to them by first name only in publications ratherthan last names as we would real authors

      I think it’s a bit sad and should change. If experienced writers and teachers helped new writers by giving them tips and corrections, we would have many more new novels. This would also help the economy and create new knowledge.

    2. m.pat2288 16 Feb 2026
      By seeing authors as genius artists only, we removeourselves from the activity of writing, which is social and contex-tual, and are distracted by the product itself.

      I hadn't thought about it that way, but I think It's right. Instead of just using the product, it would be much more interesting to create something myself

    3. m.pat2288 16 Feb 2026
      . In fact, attimes throughout history, the best authors were believed to havebeen chosen and directly inspired by God Himself.

      I don't see it exactly the same way, but I agree with part of it. I think writing is different from other talents. For example, being good at math comes from practice ,just repeating things over and over. But with writing, I believe people are born with that imagination; it’s a special gift you’re born with it

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    12.6. The Experience of Going Viral — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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      For example, author Roxane Gay has said, “Content going viral is overwhelming, intimidating, exciting, and downright scary..”

      It’s so interesting that such a seemingly regular aspect of our modern day society seems to be so disorienting for those in the center of it. It just seems like something people aren’t meant to experience and yet it increasingly because a outcome more people want to achieve

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    12.4. Virality and Intention — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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      Let’s look at some examples of the relationship between virality and intent.

      This a very interesting relationship to observe because it’s easy to forget being on the side of the many that the one person who made the post is as complex as I am.

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    Early Globalization and Revolutions
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    1. Aidan_McCullough 16 Feb 2026
      The Spanish did not want to physically eliminate the indigenous, but they did advocate a cultural genocide of sorts, which was never complete due to native resistance. But this was, in the long run, less successful than the destruction of native culture in North America because despite the Columbian Exchange there were more natives left.

      It makes sense that the cultural destruction of the native people in South America was not as successful as North America. The tactis used in North America seem much more brutal than the ones used in South America.

    2. Aidan_McCullough 16 Feb 2026
      Many natives felt part of colonial society, and confidently challenged Spanish landowners in court.

      Most of the colonies did not treat the native people well, and so it is surprising that at least in a few instances, the judges ruled fairly in favor of the native people.

    3. Aidan_McCullough 16 Feb 2026
      Although the colonists found these taxes oppressive and obnoxious, to a great extent they were luxury taxes or excises on trade rather than direct taxes on personal income. Still, imposing new taxes on the colonists was a miscalculation by Parliament, because the merchants and the wealthy most affected by the taxes had the means and the motivation to organize a resistance movement.

      The merchants and colonists in the colonies both have aligned interests against the British at this point. The merchants had a lot of motivation to revolt against the British because of the taxes, while the colonists viewed the British as tyrannical.

    4. Aidan_McCullough 16 Feb 2026
      Conditions were so harsh on sugar plantations that slaves generally died within about three years after their arrival.

      This is important to remember when considering the number of slaves who died, especially because sugar plantations represented a large amount of the slavery in the colonies.

    5. Aidan_McCullough 16 Feb 2026
      In many of these countries, the ideas of divine monarchy and hereditary nobility had given way to a sharing of constitutional power between rulers and their subjects. Merchants gained influence and slowly acquired legislative powers in bodies like Britain’s House of Commons.

      Its interesting that the massive influence of merchants led the rulers of these European countries to basically share power with them.

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    11.3. Individual Concerns with Recommendation Algorithms — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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      [As I follow YouTube recommendations] It’s far more likely that my biases will be confirmed and possibly even enhanced than they are to be challenged and re-evaluated. And it’s likely for a lot of consumers of YouTube that they will be segregated by political cultural and ethnic lines.

      This actually a YouTuber I engage with frequently. I think his perspective is so interesting because despite his personal convictions he still knows that if he is only to rely on these system he cannot further build the perspective he’d hope to.

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    11.2. Ethical Analysis of Recommendation Algorithms — Social Media, Ethics, and Automation
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    1. Langmg 16 Feb 2026
      Elon Musk’s view expressed in that tweet is different than some of the ideas of the previous owners, who at least tried to figure out how to make Twitter’s algorithm support healthier conversation.

      I wonder if there is something be gained but being so open about there being negative incentives to maximize engagement

    2. Langmg 16 Feb 2026
      Elon Musk’s view expressed in that tweet is different than some of the ideas of the previous owners, who at least tried to figure out how to make Twitter’s algorithm support healthier conversation.

      What is gained for Elon stating this so openly. Is the hope that it pushes personal responsibility from the site and on individuals? I don’t believe this sentiment does an effective job but it’s interesting to reflect on the rhetoric.

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      Reddit to look up, meaning this site is unfriendly to blind or low-vision users.

      It’s insane to think that such a massive website doesn’t have this type of support wildly available for users. Sometimes it’s hard to remember that many of these practices more exist in theory then in practice.

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    3. deeper-learning Noguera.pdf
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      Overall,advisors enable schools and families to work together toprovide students with the support they need to navigate theintricacies of school in a productive and positive manner.

      This is such a vital piece of education that is often overlooked. Education is a shared approach that requires coordination among students, families, schools, school districts, and the education system. If any one of those things is not where it should be in a productive manner, all elements tend to suffer.

    2. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      Advisors are charged with making sure that studentssucceed academically, too. When students struggle, theadvisor reaches out to their teachers to develop strategiesto turn things around.

      We focus heavily on student success and ensuring students are supported academically, but teachers also need advisement. Resources that support educators while promoting student success are the most effective investments any school system can make, in my opinion.

    3. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      Student-centered schools emphasize the use of variedinstructional strategies that accommodate the wide rangeof skills young people bring to the classroom.

      These schools have excellent results, but the lessons and assessments that accompany their curriculum tend to take longer. This trade-off often results in less of the written curriculum being covered, but the content that is covered is usually absorbed at a higher cognitive level.

    4. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      In recent years, however, educational policymaking hasdiverged from contemporary knowledge about childdevelopment.

      Rather than child development experts serving as the guiding light, political agendas, increased emphasis on adult development models, and fluctuating conditional funding have all shaped policymaking at all levels.

    5. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      Fortunately, we have models of excellent practice in themany teachers, schools, and districts serving low-incomestudents that have drawn on research from the learningsciences to provide students with the instructional supportsthey need to learn in deeper and more meaningful ways

      These are the models and accounts that teachers and administrators need to research and adapt, along with their teachers, to put into practice. That said, mindlessly implementing something because it worked elsewhere is not always sustainable. Extenuating circumstances are very real and part of every instructional support. Those factors need to be taken into account when developing a success schedule.

    6. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      For years, schools haverelied on testing to sort students into groups or tracks,presumably for the purpose of efficiently meeting theirlearning needs.

      This is often because we have used adult brain development models as our guide in education, rather than child development as our north star. Yes, we aim to reach the adult stages, but as our brains develop, educators and education professionals need to meet the basic needs of child development.

    7. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      For low-income studentswho spent all 12 years of school in districts that increasedspending by at least 20 percent, graduation rates rose by23 percentage points and educational attainment levelsrose by a full year.

      As I started my career in special education, I found that when you showed kids you cared, they typically responded. Now, the spike in per-pupil spending is nice, but it would be more important to know how these districts used the money. That is the important part of the equation. Money and resources are not the same thing. How you use the money to accumulate and use resources correctly is the key.

    8. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      Rather than creating an enriched environmentthat would provide robust linguistic and hands-on learningexperiences that could develop higher-order thinking andperformance, students are often subjected to a seriesof drills and learning experiences designed to developlow-level skills.

      Closing the gap from below expectations to meet standards on a standardized test becomes the focus for kids who are behind. Instead of working backward and using creativity to spark a struggling child's imagination, educators often focus on skill- and drill-based methods. Sometimes it helps, but many times it just has children check out more.

    9. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      By first grade, only half as many studentsfrom low-income families are as proficient as students frommore affluent families at understanding words in contextand engaging in basic mathematics (Denton & West 2002).1

      Education is a vital pathway out of poverty; however, it is often not accessible to those who need it most. This disparity highlights a significant concern that warrants our attention and action.

    10. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      In short, recent policies have created a vicious cycle thatexacerbates existing inequities.

      Local, state, and national policies have devastated public education in the past few years. The focus on school choice and breaking away has led to a woefully inadequate focus on actually fixing a broken system.

    11. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      For a number of reasons, advocates for such teaching andlearning never gained much traction in schools servingchildren of color in areas where poverty was concentrated.

      Yes, areas of color are a very sad epidemic, but areas of poverty in all races are often held back. Poverty is one of the most cumbersome obstacles for all races. When your focus is on surviving or learning this math problem, survival instincts tend to kick in before the bigger picture view of education being the ticket to a better life.

    12. ljwinland 16 Feb 2026
      critics of the accountability movement haveargued that its emphasis on narrowly framed academicgoals has made it more difficult to pursue deeper learningwith students.

      Even supporters of systematic standardized testing have admitted that its narrow focus and strict guidelines do not always tell the whole story. What it does is give a glimpse of where to start and statistics that indicate success in the core areas tested. It's part of the puzzle, not the whole thing. Unfortunately, when presented to politicians, scores are often used to paint entire portraits.

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    AI-generated child pornography is surging − a legal scholar explains why the fight against it is complicated and how the law could catch up
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      it can be difficult if not impossible for law enforcement officials to distinguish between images of real and fake children.

      Exactly this! If you cannot deem it real or not then it should just be banned entirely.

    2. g0f03417 16 Feb 2026
      The court’s decision stated that these digitally altered sexually explicit depictions of minors “implicate the interests of real children and are in that sense closer to the images in Ferber.”

      Exactly my point from earlier

    3. g0f03417 16 Feb 2026
      The government’s interest in protecting the physical and psychological well-being of children, the court found, was not implicated when such obscene material is computer generated. “Virtual child pornography is not ‘intrinsically related’ to the sexual abuse of children,” the court wrote.

      Now I see the complexity of the argument. Because it is AI it does not display a real child. However I would argue that if you could create this you have the means to involve an actual child later.

      An example a person threatens to kill another person. They don't actually kill the person, but they can still get in trouble with the law for the threat. They may not be charged with murder but there is still accountability. I think you could something similar in this scenario.

      They technically still have possession of child porn which is illegal involving a real child or an AI generated. Also technically speaking all porn is created or produced for creative, imaginative purposes. That being said, an AI child is not far off.

    4. g0f03417 16 Feb 2026
      almost certainly falls under the scope of that ruling.

      I wouldn't just say almost. I would argue that it absolutely does. If child pornographic images is illegal, its arguable that creating them is just as illegal because you still have possession at that point.

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    Chapter 3: Reading Strategies
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      Obviously, reading and writing work together. Therefore, while reading, consider your writing situation.

      understand what are reading is really important because that's where you get the idea of what to write.

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    Expanding the Use of Educational Data for Social Justice: Lessons From the Texas Cap on Special Education and Implications for Practitioner–Scholar Preparation
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      Brown v. Board of Education

      I need to read more about how this is holding up nowadays, with the opening of all the charter schools, losing of funding, and how schools are now more segregated than before.

    2. dollie63 16 Feb 2026
      Hawaii, and California

      I wonder if cultural competency has been taken into consideration. I am from CA and I have friends who didn't even know that they needed services until they were in college. The stated the stigma that came with receiving services

    3. dollie63 16 Feb 2026
      unlawful practices to delay or deny the identification of students

      where they independent charters? is this another repercussion of the NCLB funding?

    5. dollie63 16 Feb 2026
      . On the one hand, studies show students of color are disproportionately represented in special

      This is also true when you come think about the incarcerated youth. Many individuals who are incarcerated also had a disportionately high rates of being part of SpEd services.

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      Most people dislike vanity in others, whatever share they have of it themselves; but I give it fair quarter wherever I meet with it, being persuaded that it is often productive of good to the possessor, and to others that are within his sphere of action; and therefore, in many cases, it would not be altogether absurd if a man were to thank God for his vanity among the other comforts of life.

      I like this take.

    2. xXviolentvahlkampfiidaeXx 16 Feb 2026
      That felicity, when I reflected on it, has induced me sometimes to say, that were it offered to my choice, I should have no objection to a repetition of the same life from its beginning, only asking the advantages authors have in a second edition to correct some faults of the first.

      If Benjamin Franklin had the opportunity to live his life again, he would do everything the same, save for fixing a few mistakes, but, even if he couldn't fix those mistakes, he'd still take the opportunity to live his life again.

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    The Moth Podcast Archive | Kathi Kinnear Hill: But I Just Might
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      thank you for listening to us 11:01 now I probably won't vote for your guy 11:06 and we waved and turned around walked 11:08 away 11:09 in a few steps up 11:11 we hear this but hey Kathy 11:14 I just might 11:16 thank you

      This quote describes how hearing someone out, having a conversation with them can truly change and understand where someone may be coming from. These people may have been very adamant on who they were voting for, but just because Kathi and her friend decided to come inside talk and eat really helps convey the theme of hope. Hope is something that is needed when campaigning as sometimes it can be very bleak. That's why having hope, hearing people out, and showing sympathy along with determination are the perfect combination to have a good outlook for the future.

    2. rsh78933 15 Feb 2026
      we will make the surreal magical 12:53 we must

      I chose this quote specifically because it correlates to the message that Kathi is conveying throughout the story. Even when she had very little hope, her friend continued to be more fired up, which shows the contrast between their outlooks for campaigning. I referenced that because this quote alone encapsulates the theme, and it describes hope and how having a positive outlook can be beneficial for what's to come.

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    Enrique García Naranjo | Tombstone Checkpoint | Mesa Mainstage 2017
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      And I immediately think about Jose Antonio Elena, 3:56 a 16-year-old Mexican, 3:58 killed by Border Patrol in Nogales 4:00 for holding rocks in his hand. 4:03 And I'm stunned in that fear 4:08 and that disempowerment of not knowing 4:11 how the situation would end up.

      I chose this point specifically to remember that implicit bias is a real and big issue, and how the tiniest of things can escalate due to these types of things. I feel like this ties in with the theme that having an implicit bias can have long lasting effects to family's, which I believe why he thought back to this person, is because anything can happen regardless of status, implicit bias is still a prevalent thing.

    2. rsh78933 15 Feb 2026
      In third grade, there was a white boy who stood up in class 2:29 and started yelling, "I'm going to call Border Patrol 2:32 and deport all the Mexicans in school."

      The stakes for the story teller in this situation are that the half of his family aren't written down as citizens. Which can be scary when at any moment someone could knock at there door and they could get deported, and this is one of the more sad quotes as a boy as young as that knows those words and the implications behind them. So reasonably enough the stakes were quite high for him at that young age. I chose this point because it conveys the theme of implicit bias can be prevalent no matter the age, showing how bad the problem has truly become.

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      T h e r e i s , h o w e v e r , one most i m p o r t a n t e l e m e n ti n i t w h i c h , from a s t r i c t l y c o n s t i t u t i o n a l p o i n t ofv i e w , h a s now 7 a s r e g a r d s a l l v i t a l m a t t e r s , r e a c h e di t s f u l l d e v e l o p m e n t ; we r e f e r t o t h e group ofs e l f g o v e r n i n g c o m m u n i t i e s composed of G r e a t B r i t a i nand t h e D o m i n i o n s . T h e i r p o s i t i o n and . . u t u a l r e l a t i o nmay be r e a d i l y d e f i n e d

      This passage asserts that the British colonies (the Dominions) have reached political maturity and are now capable of governing themselves completely independently. It defines a new relationship of equality in which Great Britain and these nations become free partners, without any relationship of domination.

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  47. canvas.alaska.edu canvas.alaska.edu
    nome_census_area.pdf: ECON F111X 001 202601 (CRN 30225) The Economy of Rural Alaska
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      Reading this section had me concerned about whether these economies could keep the region sustained. If there were cuts to government spending, how would this affect the region? I would assume negatively. Does anyone else feel the same?

    2. MelissaLangleyJones 15 Feb 2026

      I appreciated learning that the area is considered relatively young. It makes me wonder what the future health will be for this region and whether people will stay in the region. Does anyone else have this thought?

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  48. www.planalto.gov.br www.planalto.gov.br
    L14133
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    1. hvs 15 Feb 2026
      prazo máximo de 1 (um) mês

      Via de regra, a formalização de termo aditivo é condição para a execução de prestações determinadas pela Administração.

      No entanto, acaso haja necessidade de antecipação de efeitos de termo aditivo, este pode ser executado; no entanto, deve ser formalizado no prazo máximo de 1 mês.

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  49. localhost:3000 localhost:3000
    Julia: The Goldilocks language – Increment: Programming Languages
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    1. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Some of those users became contributors, adding their expertise to the development of the project

      Las iniciativas que se amplían y permiten ver múltiples perspectivas, crecen debido a que el talento se puede esconder en las manos que no tienen la oportunidad.

      Open Access
    3. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      in order to study statistical analysis and algebra.

      En orden de cumplir nuestros objetivos de vida, cualquier conocimiento puede ayudar a desarrollar habilidades que contribuirán de alguna manera en nuestro proyecto.

    4. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Like many revolutionary changes in human history, it started with a flash of frustration.

      La invención de grandes cosas inició con grandes frustraciones. Por ello, actualmente existe un dilema social y estructural: si la inteligencia artificial resuelve por nosotros, ¿qué pasará con nuestro desarrollo, especialmente en el ámbito cognitivo?

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  50. iopn.library.illinois.edu iopn.library.illinois.edu
    Designing Instructional Materials
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    1. katiefarquhar 15 Feb 2026
      In addition to slides helping instructors stay organized and on topic, some research suggests that access to lecture slides before a lesson can improve learning

      I am a big fan of utilizing slideshow presentations, so I am glad to hear that there is actually research that backs up how these can improve learning. It's interesting to look at the components that make up a good slide presentation. Using contrasting colors, layouts, standard fonts, and including graphics and images all seem like they would help to enhance the learning of the students.

    2. katiefarquhar 15 Feb 2026
      Headings and subheadings help break up the text and increase white space. They also act as a navigational guide for the reader, providing an outline of the topic and its main points.

      I have found that headings and subheadings are actually really helpful. They break up the text as a whole and help to provide context on what the smaller sections of the text are about. It helps me when reading large pieces of text, as I am able to comprehend what the text is trying to convey to me better.

    3. katiefarquhar 15 Feb 2026
      When video and audio reinforce each other, as when images or text on a slide reinforce a speaker’s point, learning is enhanced. However, if video and audio are misaligned, such as when slide text is different from the audio narration, the brain has to work harder, and learning can be negatively impacted.

      This is so interesting, as I have never heard about this before. It makes so much sense because when I am watching a show that is originally in a different language with an English dub, I can't stand how the audio doesn't match the way a person's mouth is moving. I never knew that the brain had to work harder, but now I know why it really bothers me.

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  51. human.libretexts.org human.libretexts.org
    10.6: Definition
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    1. wmisha 15 Feb 2026
      In fact, the way we define terms can have far-reaching consequences for individuals as well as collective groups.

      if we over explain it may be harder to understand for other people.

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  52. openclassrooms.com openclassrooms.com
    Tirez un maximum de ce cours
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    1. SARAHNNA 15 Feb 2026
      mailto

      Si ça ne marche pas, c'est qu'il faut, sur votre ordi, mentionner quel logiciel sera utilisé pour ouvrir les mails, ou si le protocole "mailto" ouvre par exemple une page vers votre Gmail.

    3. SARAHNNA 15 Feb 2026
      des espaces

      Utiliser plutôt des _ (ou à la limite, des tirets -)

      Les points marchent, mais sont à éviter, car on les utilise beaucoup en CSS, et ça peut créer des confusions.

      #ancre <br>

      #Exemple_oiseau_migrateur

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    Ajoutez de la couleur et un fond
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  54. human.libretexts.org human.libretexts.org
    10.4: Classification
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    1. wmisha 15 Feb 2026
      Start with an engaging opening that will adequately introduce the general topic

      Start with something that will grab your readers attention.

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    10.3: Description
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  57. mutabit.com mutabit.com
    IndieWeb con Brea
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    1. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Abordamos nuestras propias necesidades, iterando y creando sobre nuestros propios sitios.

      Considero que esto es lo que fortalece la pluralidad y expansión del conocimiento en todos sus ámbitos, la iteración. Poder volver atrás cuando algo no está bien o incluso volver a empezar, reconocer la frustración y los nuevos principios como nuevos comienzos.

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  58. web-site-test-312f5c.gitlab.io web-site-test-312f5c.gitlab.io
    PRIMA FACIE - An End to Doubt
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  59. en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
    Information science - Wikipedia
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    1. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      and creates both new modes of communication and new types of information",

      Las nuevas tecnologías aportan en gran medida a la investigación científica porque permite que los académicos lleven a cabo proyectos de forma remota y, así, culminarlos en un periodo de tiempo más corto que antes.

      science comunication
    2. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Many universities have entire colleges, departments or schools devoted to the study of information science, while numerous information-science scholars work in disciplines such as communication, healthcare, computer science, law, and sociology. Several institutions have formed an I-School Caucus (see List of I-Schools), but numerous others besides these also have comprehensive information specializations.

      Podríamos considerar que se está hablando de comunicación científica, en específico, R&D collaboration (investigación y desarrollo). Ya que, se habla de varias instituciones trabajando juntas para lograr el avance de la ciencia.

    3. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Information science focuses on understanding problems from the perspective of the stakeholders involved and then applying information and other technologies as needed. In other words, it tackles systemic problems first rather than individual pieces of technology within that system.

      Sea en el contexto social u organizacional existe un factor relevante que abordar en esta ciencia: la ética. Es la capacidad de lograr la integridad personal y laboral en nuestro oficio.

    4. _Keinny_ 15 Feb 2026
      Cultural and social contexts:

      Esta ciencia es trasversal, los científicos de la información se adaptan a los entornos de estudio para integrarse y promover el conocimiento.

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  60. openupdatedreports.org openupdatedreports.org
    Open Updated Report: Valence
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      Build info

      I think the build info should include more information regarding what is already prepared to be "updated" such as analyses parameters. And, open science aspects such as open data, open code, etc; link to github, osf account etc.

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  61. unjournal-workshop.netlify.app unjournal-workshop.netlify.app
    Wellbeing Pivotal Questions | The Unjournal
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      Key assumptions

      Skip the 'key assumptions' part -- I don't think this gets it correctly anyways. E.g., comparisons of SD units shouldn't require linearity per se, that would be sufficient but not necessary. I'm not sure if interpersonal comparability in levels is necessary either -- if we had linearity and cardinality the measured changes wouldn't depend on the starting points

    3. daaronr 15 Feb 2026
      If it's unreliable or systematically misleading, billions of dollars in funding decisions could be poorly directed.

      This point seems obvious. Maybe skip it

    4. daaronr 15 Feb 2026
      Is the WELLBY (linear, 0–10 life satisfaction) a useful and reliable measure for comparing interventions—particularly those involving mental health, consumption, and life-saving—in the context that organizations like Founders Pledge use it?

      Claude rephrased these in simpler but less rigorous and imo less useful ways. This page should use the actual wording of the key questions on the page https://coda.io/d/Unjournal-Public-Pages_ddIEzDONWdb/Wellbeing-PQ_suPg8sEH#_luVrD0mE -- use quotes where possible, ellipse where necessary, and link or fold the details

      I find 'useful and reliable' a bit too vague perhaps

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  62. www.theapproachablegeek.co.uk www.theapproachablegeek.co.uk
    How to SSH into your Kobo ereader and android phone
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    1. tonz 15 Feb 2026
      rsync books back and forth and mess on until your heart is content, as you should be able to with a device you own.Note: your books will end up in /mnt/storage - unimaginative, but very simple.

      perhaps useful for annotations too?

      ssh kobo annotation
    2. tonz 15 Feb 2026
      To enable ssh:Rename this file to ssh-enabledReboot the deviceConnect via: ssh root@<device_ip>

      while connected to my Mac, edit a hidden file, then you can ssh into it with root at the device IP. First connection will ask for you to set pw.

      kobo ssh
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  63. bookshelf.vitalsource.com bookshelf.vitalsource.com
    The Origins of the Modern World
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      he early modern world was polycentric and not dominated by any one region

      There was not necessarily a center to the world’s economy and trade

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  64. publications.parliament.uk publications.parliament.uk
    Misogyny in music - Women and Equalities Committee
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    1. blinza28 15 Feb 2026
      We heard how women are routinely judged on what they look like before their ability, and lose out on work due to being deemed by people in gatekeeper roles as “not attractive enough” or not having “the right body type”, and that it is not uncommon for employers to request all female bands or sections just to promote a “sexy image”.

      Physical appearance discrimination

    2. blinza28 15 Feb 2026
      Women are also invariably more likely to be accepted as singers in contrast to most other types of musicianship, further restricting their music careers and ambitions.5

      Singing roles are assigned to women more than anything else.

    3. blinza28 15 Feb 2026
      We heard that female artists get skipped more on streaming platforms, and that the algorithm then negatively affects them and they move down playlists or are removed completely.48

      Algorithm affects women's streaming numbers because of skipping songs.

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