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First trip of our summer holidays has been booked. Great Wolf Lodge it is. Never heard of the place, but clearly located across North America.
How many students feel pride in the work they are made to do for school? My guess is very few. Pride if anything comes from the final grade not the work itself. The work too often is just meant to be seen by the teacher. I have been...
My brain is abuzz with far too many concurring thoughts at the moment, so forgive what may be a frazzled and error-filled weekly Wednesday post of impending Boston-area shows and recent announcements. I’m just going to cruise through...
doubleedgedhead: distance, by Kohei Takada. Commentary by the student’s professor, quoted in a university article on the poster as it won a gold prize (via machine translation):Using the impersonal object of a bank passbook as a motif to...
doubleedgedhead: distance, by Kohei Takada. Commentary by the student’s professor, quoted in a university article on the poster as it won a gold prize (via machine translation):Using the impersonal object of a bank passbook as a motif to...
There aren't many days I don't think about my Dad. He would have turned 80 this week. I miss him. Last night my brother in law had a heart attack. He's still in the ICU. Was stubborn enough to not pay attention to chest pains at the...
The most famous Zorro movies to modern audiences are probably the pair directed by Martin Campbell: The Mask of Zorro from 1998 (written by John Eskow, Ted Elliott, and Terry Rossio) and its 2005 sequel The Legend of Zorro (written by...
But does it matter? — I don’t usually say that sort of thing here. I try to be more measured, less personal. I’m talking about the police face recognition vans obviously. This might not surprise you: I mean that I don’t like them. I’m an...
(Originally posted on May 2018) Social media posts are full of excerpts from books, songs, poems, and movies used as captions for photos. Some are plainly posted as a user’s status to give his/her followers a hint of what he/she is...
Thoughts on Wednesday June 3, 2026.