Following the lead from seeing @trib (aka Stephen Collins) twitter policy, I figure I’d outline my policy on follows and bans.
First, I have four twitter accounts - @stephendann, @drstephendann, a classroom teaching account and @saschacat. The last one is my cat’s twitter account. Blame @el_gato for the inspiration.
Primary Account Follow policy
@stephendann is my primary account, [...]
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Named Conference Paper and Journal Paper Development Techniques
The Spice Girl: “When two becomes one”. Create a new paper by combining two existing papers.
Reverse Spice Girl: Convert the existing paper into two or more papers at the section breaks
On-the-rebound: Resubmitting last year’s rejected paper without changes for an acceptance.
Nothing but Net: Entire paper sourced from blogs, [...]
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A short time ago, in an electorate quite nearby, there was an election. A small matter, and one which Andrew Hughes and I spent a good deal of time watching, analysing and trying to write up to meet a series of deadlines around the same time as the vote was on. The end [...]
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Over the past few weeks of playing Team Fortress 2, I’ve noticed a chain of causation (sample size too restricted for correlation) between poor game performance (aka lousy skill), and use of homophobic, racist and sexist slurs.
What caused me to pay attention was the night in a Goldrush map where I [...]
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by …Tim
I have been accepted into the World Social Marketing Conference. England, here I come.
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