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R.L. Gregory - The Intelligent Eye - McGraw-Hill - 1971

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And thus was born Universal Studio's latest entry in their Dark Universe franchise, the direct-to-Hulu "Grammar Nazis vs Vampires," starring Nicholas Cage as the leader of the vampire coven, Lindsay Lohan as the principal of the grammar-nazi teacher's union, and Andy Serkis in his Golden Globe nominated motion capture performance as The McGraw-Hill Handbook of English Grammar and Usage.

creaturesfromelsewhere 7-11-2023

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The McGraw-Hill Companies Internet Home Page Dec 2002 Archived Web Page 🧩 🔊

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ALEKS (McGraw Hill) added to Brightspace.

As you know, many items can be added to the basic Brightspace experience.  For a full list of the current “add ons” – you can look here: https://it.stonybrook.edu/help/kb/brightspace-add-onsltis ALEKS is a product made by McGraw Hill “ALEKS is a research-based, online learning program that offers course products for Math, Chemistry, Statistics, and more. Rooted in 20 years of research and…

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Book 275

The Nursery “Alice”

Lewis Carroll

McGraw-Hill Book Company 1966

With an ambition to be read by children from ages “Nought to Five,” Lewis Carroll set about adapting Alice for a younger audience in 1888. Two years later, in 1890, The Nursery Alice was published by Macmillan. Original price: one shilling. With 20 colored enlargements of Tenniel’s original illustrations, one new character—a large puppy named Dash—and a new cover by E. Gertrude Thomson, The Nursery Alice is an interesting, if somewhat unnecessary, diversion.

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Funko will release The Black Phone Pop figures in January. Three version of The Grabber - standard, chase variant, and alternate bloody outfit - are up for pre-order for $12 each.

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One of the things that throws me in fic is how that authors always assume that James McGraw, Royal Navy officer, is going to look to Lord Thomas Hamilton to always be in charge of any situation they're in. A lot of people assume that James will always defer, just because Thomas is his social superior.

I think this reading grossly underestimates how naval officers were viewed in this era. (Not to mention the type of personality you see in a good naval officer, which James McGraw clearly was; he was on his way upwards and that much was obvious). If we skip forward a little further into the Napoleonic era, successful naval officers were fucking celebrities. Yes, many of them came from noble families, but many didn't, too. (Looking at you, Nelson.) They were not expected to be the shy and retiring type, and we don't see that from James McGraw, either. We see him debating with Thomas as an equal. The show goes out of its way to frame him as smart, capable, and charismatic: the epitome of a 17th century Royal Navy officer.

(Introverts can and do make effective leaders. James may be a little shy in social interactions that make him uncomfortable - as we see - but he also has a tendency to just bowl through awkward situations with the force of his personality and charisma. That trait may have come from becoming Flint, but it doesn't mean he's an inexperienced leader; it just means that he was comforted by the structure and the predictability of the Royal Navy, which is totally an introvert/servant leader type of quality.)

So, I don't quite understand the fic that has James Flint/McGraw instinctively deferring to Thomas just because Thomas is/was a lord. I think that dynamic ignores or reduces the fact that James Flint has always been a leader of men, a strategist, and is the equal in brilliance and rhetoric to Thomas Hamilton. Thomas has other skills James lacks, but that's not the topic here. What bothers me is the fics that sell James's skills short, that paint a man who created an alliance of pirates and escaped slaves out of nothing, using only his rage and his passion as someone who is instinctively deferential. Late season 3 James Flint finds himself as a leader and a revolutionary, and this is not a man who meekly follows anyone - or who ever did! He was Thomas's partner, not his subordinate.

James McGraw came from nothing, but he made something of himself. More importantly, he did it twice; he had to remake himself as James Flint and he rose to the top there, too. He is not a man who ducks his head to a lord and wants someone else to make decisions for him. He is not a man who hopes his partner will be in command. (And let's be honest; his entire relationship with Silver in the later seasons shows that the man wants a partner, not someone to put above himself.) There is ambition in this man, hard-bitten and dangerous, and that darkness has always been there and always made him effective.

And even if James McGraw would have deferred to Thomas Hamilton...James Flint has grown. And no matter what the man says, Flint isn't a coat he can just take off when it's convenient, particularly after the later seasons. Flint is in his bones and his blood, and has changed who he is, for better or for worse. And James Flint is the kind of man who seeks a partner, not someone to follow.

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TIM MCGRAW & FAITH HILL: MUSIC VIDEOS

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Leopold Stein, M.D. with Martha Alexander - Loathsome Women - McGraw-Hill - 1959 (jacket design by Herschel Wartik)

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doing homework for my stress management class and this chapter is focused on the Yerkes-Dodson Curve and it just hit me at how influential @thatsthat24 was to my interest in psychology

13 year old me loved every fanart friday and watched every video over and over again and now sophomore college me is reading my textbook in logan’s voice to keep me interested…you never stop being 13 lmao

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The Haunting of Hill House (2018) miniseries

-(finished) watchin' Season 1 (miniseries)- 9/21/2023- 4 [1/2] stars- on Netflix

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