This guy on TikTok has been trying to get a hummingbird to land on his hand for two weeks now and he’s tried all kinds of stuff like pouring sugar all over his body but his latest idea has completely sent me
Kudlow said he agreed with Trump’s prediction of a V-shaped recovery, but also hedged his forecast by saying the "V" could come in different forms.
“You can have your own Vs. There’s Vs. There are lesser Vs," Kudlow said. “There are combos of Us and Vs.”
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OMG I think I figured out how to teach punctuation of quotations using rock-paper-scissors
( ) > .
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" > ( )
Only works in America -- but still THIS IS A GAME CHANGER!
#OTD in 1559 Queen Elizabeth I was crowned. GEMMS includes metadata for 2 sermons heard by Elizabeth I, preached on the anniversary of her accession in 1588 & at Greenwich in 1599. GEMMS also includes several early 17th cent. sermons about Elizabeth, most preached on 17 Nov.
ELR has just published its Winter 2020 issue, the first of three in Volume 50. Notice that number. It’s ELR’s 50th anniversary issue! Arthur Kinney, in consultation with the board of the journal, put together a special collection of new essays by past ELR authors to celebrate.
And don't forget to take a break at the
MSA-John Donne Society-International Spenser Society (ISS) Cocktails, Friday, January 10, 2020; 6:00-8:00 PM; Blueacre Seafood, 1700 7th Ave, Seattle, WA.
It's like a DC Marvel crossover (but sadly, without the Marvell society?)
Check out Anne James and @shami_jeanne's new article in Digital Studies titled "GEMMS (Gateway to Early Modern Manuscript Sermons 1530–1715): Confronting the Challenges of Sermons Research." https://t.co/lCQnqTSCIO
Please join us in London in 4 weeks on November 21 when
@shami_jeanne and Anne James will be giving this year's Congregational Lecture. They will be delving into some relatively neglected genres of manuscript sermons that memorialize the dead.