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Reading the dictionary: cybernetic-devil

Reading the dictionary front to back! It’s something I’ve always wanted to try. We start another new letter this week, and things get devilish. . There’s almost a half a page of words with the cyber prefix. The most interesting … Continue reading

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Reading the dictionary: controvert-cute

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! Something I’ve always wanted to try. As we get near to wrapping up the letter C, it’s a real cornucopia of words. . New words! We all know what controversy is, but there’s … Continue reading

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Reading the dictionary: code-constellation

Reading the entire dictionary front to back! Something I’ve always wanted to try. Let’s all have a Coke while we read comics on our computers. Code has multiple definitions, mostly related to systems and symbols, but it also has to … Continue reading

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Reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale – Act 5 Scene 3

Re-reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale! Here’s where we get into why so many consider the a “problem play.” Act 5 scene 3 is the big dramatic ending, yet it’s ambiguous and it happens so fast.\ All the main characters come … Continue reading

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Reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale – Act 3 Scene 3 (part 2)

Re-reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale! It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for, in which Antigonus will… exit, pursued by a bear!!! Where were we? Antigonus has left the baby Perdita in the woods, after a speech about the ghost … Continue reading

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Reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale – Act 3 Scene 2 (part 1)

Re-reading Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale! In Act 3 Scene 2, we head to the courthouse for Law and Order: Shakespeare Unit. Here’s the first third of another monstrously long scene. It’s Hermoine’s trial. We begin with lots of lawyer show … Continue reading

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