Gerald Ford wrote 5 minutes ago: In Jodo Shu Buddhism there is a special holiday called Jūya-e (十夜会), which is the Ten Nig … more →
alistofseven wrote 13 minutes ago: codify tee up unpack debrief radical collaboration POV framework today marks the end of my third m … more →
Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 53 minutes ago: Wanted: Fluent Anishinaabemowin Teacher for Suttons Bay Public Schools and the Grand Traverse Ban … more →
notedscholar wrote 1 hour ago: I don’t think I need to spend much time on infinity. Infinitus est numerus stultorum. It suffi … more →
languageandgrammar wrote 3 hours ago: In Shakespeare’s time, double negatives such as can’t hardly were common, but in current standar … more →
dariusperkins wrote 5 hours ago: Checking my feeds in Google Reader, I read this on Valleywag: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office … more →
unclerave wrote 5 hours ago: “Industry keeps the mind clear and the body healthy, the heart whole and the purse wealthy. … more →
unclerave wrote 5 hours ago: WODDY = DOWDY, DEHIC = CHIDE, LENZOZ = NOZZLE, GALENT = TANGLE — Giving us: WYIDNONG … more →
wolfrog wrote 9 hours ago: These will not appear in alphabetical order, but instead as I think of them from A-Z and then fill i … more →
jgrefe wrote 10 hours ago: I have been studying Japanese for eight years. The first three years I studied at a university in t … more →
deadlinedesigns wrote 10 hours ago: One of the things I’ve noticed in my 8-yr old kid is that his language is evolving as a combin … more →
activepasstoir9 wrote 10 hours ago: Check out this post on the blog “Language Log” – as Kerim Friedman over at the Sav … more →
brain wrote 11 hours ago: I’m not sure of the origin of this phrase, but I hadn’t realized that it could literally … more →
Michelle wrote 11 hours ago: Jordy is doing a lot of counting at the moment. He is getting up to 14 ok but then gets a little mud … more →
languagelover wrote 12 hours ago: I have a student teacher right now. She is introducing a novel unit today. The first class that sh … more →
amyha wrote 13 hours ago: Doesn’t it irk you that some professional journalist would write this in an article on the web … more →
PauvrePlume wrote 13 hours ago: 1. The term “professorial” as applied to Obama’s tone during rallies and debates … more →
locomogis wrote 14 hours ago: I found some great resources for bi-lingual education games: • Teachers.net http://teachers.net … more →
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