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Oh bella ciao, bella ciao…
Heeey I’m still around! This time I threw them all into one of my favourite series that is about a perfect bank robbery…since I felt a little out of inspiration I thought a crossover could be fun to play around with and here we are! They be ready to rob the bank of Gotham…where the bat at?
“La casa de papel” (aka “Money Heist”) is a great series on Netflix and I strongly recommend it to anyone who hasn’t seen it already… who’s excited for season 5??
Announcing Jew in the City’s 2015 Orthodox Jewish All Stars!!
Baroness Rosalind Altmann, U.K. minister of pensions; Ahmed Zayat, owner of American Pharoah, the first Triple Crown-winning thoroughbred racehorse in thirty-seven years; and Ilana Wernick, Emmy winning co-executive producer of the hit TV series Modern Family, are among 10 individuals who have been named 2015 Orthodox Jewish All- Stars by Jew in the City, the organization dedicated to re-branding Orthodox Judaism to the world through digital media.
This diverse and accomplished group also includes Jeremy England, a 33- year- old physicist and professor at MIT who some in the scientific community refer to as ‘the next Darwin’ on account of his brilliant mathematical theories and explanations of the origins of life; Lawrence Burian, general counsel, secretary, and executive vice president for The Madison Square Garden Company; Zahava Reisman, founder of Sarah Chloe Jewelry, who has built a devoted following of the Hollywood elite in six short years; Gregory Zuckerman, an award-winning business reporter for the Wall Street Journal; Gail Hoffman, the treasurer of Columbia University; Norm Eisen, who served as the United States Ambassador to the Czech Republic from 2011-2014; and Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, a 2014 CNN Hero who created Kids Kicking Cancer (in which he combines therapy and martial arts to help children fighting disease).
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Spike Lee — Aug. 18th, 2000
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Ciao, ciao, ciao.
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I’m gay and I hate that I can’t be my true self in the classroom. (I have made it through 9 weeks of my 10 week celestial mechanics class without talking about how The Moon Is A Planet Actually because I don’t want the professor to think ill of me for being right.) (The professor does know I’m gay though, that’s fine.)
Wow, congrats on missing two entire points perfectly. Very impressive. I appreciate you telling me that you missed them as well. The condescension really makes this reply. You must be a lot of fun to be around.
Anyway, I’m gay, and the IAU’s definition of a planet is flawed and should be rejected. These two facts don’t need to be related for me to say them in the same sentence. They ARE related though. I will not elaborate.
Found these amazing pieces of art on the internet. The iconic trio of professors of Hogwarts. The bravest Slytherin with two of the best Gryffindor teachers!
Images taken from Google. Cred go to original creator.
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Happy Father’s Day!!
#artbylarinel #artistoninstagram #artph #artistsofSEA #digitalart #fanart #thepowerpuffgirls #powerpuffgirls #ppg #professor #professorutonium #blossom #bubbles #buttercup #happyfathersday
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We really should have realized back in August that were was more to Tadeshi Shoji’s 2018 ready-to-wear collection when we were alerted to the amazing black and gold “galaxy sweeping” cape* that author NK Jemisin wore to the Hugo awards, at which she accepted her third Best Novel award for the Broken Earth trilogy.She tweeted, we were tagged, and reader, we did not post it. *sad trombone*
Last month The Cape came up on our radar again, including this photo from Alyshondra Meacham’s coverage of the Hugo red carpet showing of its full-length glory and newly anointed TED fellowProf. Erika Hamden’sInstagrames-cape-ades!
But that’s not all! Watch this space for more #FridayFashion!
–Emily
*(The cape was also available in a black-on-black version, but those photos are no longer on the product page.)
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Long time no post.
I’m working on some classified stuff recently, can’t post those. So here’s something totally unrelated I did a while ago instead.
And yea, haven’t touched my inbox yet. Eep. Apologies.
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Professor Irene in lab coat & lingerie, she’s more comfortable that way
today in mailbox I found the last copy of Radcliffe Magazine of Harvard University. an interesting piece the one on David Montgomery I’ve been asked to illustrate.
I still have a thing for one of the sketches which didn’t make the cut, the one I would call studying rocks at the library, but I must say I was happy not to be the AD in charge of choosing between the ideas I sent. Illustrators often are the worst judge of themselves and most of all they sometimes focus their attention to useless details. not the best attitude if you’re task is being productive and able to run an entire issue of magazine of a magazine.
Above the final piece, the library sketch and couple of others pics about the before&after of this assignment.
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okkkk… i didn’t watch till the end, but i have really important question
why Rafael looks more like a Professor’s son than Berlin’s?
Star Wars: Visions episode 6, TO-B1
Iamonewiththeforce,theforceiswithme
There are times when being a good student is what it takes to pass a class or earn a good grade on an essay. “Good” doesn’t necessarily mean earning A’s throughout the semester, though, or that your professor is likely to want to help you out if you need her to. If you really want to get on your professor’s good side, you’re going to have to work hard. Slacking off is not going to make her happy. Here are seven tips to help you get your professors to love you.
1.) Go to Class. We know, basic, right? Show up to class, and your professors will remember your face as belonging to a person who actually is present for lectures. It’s natural for the professor to believe that you genuinely care about learning and your grade if your seat is warm every time she calls roll. If you demonstrate you care, you can expect to earn some brownie points.
2.) Go to Office Hours. Don’t ever tell your professor that you didn’t know when office hours were, and that’s why you failed your last test. They’re on the syllabus. You could ask the professor himself or the teaching assistant. Ask another student. Go to the professor’s website to find out when office hours are. There is no excuse for not going to office hours if you need help. If you make the effort to show up to office hours to ask questions about the lecture, text you read, or about an upcoming test, it shows that you want to establish a personal connection with the teacher and that you really want to do well in class.
3.) Ask Questions in Class. If there was something you didn’t get from the homework, make sure to ask your teacher. Do this during class if you can because there are likely to be other students who need an answer to the same question. If you don’t ask during class, go to office hour or send an email to ask. You could also leave your professor a voicemail if he prefers phone calls to emails. This helps your understanding of the material and again shows that you are paying attention to the material and truly want to comprehend it.
4.) Answer Questions in Class.
You can be of great help to other students if you can answer their questions during group work or when the professor leaves it open for a student to answer another student’s question. Also, pipe up when the instructor asks a question about the material being presented. This indicates that you read the assigned homework, listened in class, and that you have a good understanding of what you’re supposed to be learning.
5.) Do Your Work.
You can’t get by on a wing and a prayer in most classes. You’ll need to actually do your homework and turn it in. Doing the work and reading assigned shows that you’re serious about understanding what your instructor is trying to convey. If you need help, make sure you ask ahead of time so that you aren’t begging for an extension.
6.) Demonstrate Maturity.
Cut out the wise cracks in class. Your schooling is your most important job right now, so treat it accordingly. Act professionally, just as you expect your professor to act. While it’s totally cool to laugh and have a good time in class, it’s also important to remember that you are at college to learn. Acting inappropriately can also negatively affect everyone else’s learning, and you don’t want your professor to remember you for being the class clown.
7.) Get Help When You Need It.
Contrary to popular belief, your professor doesn’t really want to see anyone fail. She is not out to make your life miserable. If you need help, ask for it. Your professor may offer to tutor you or direct you to resources on campus that can help you get a passing (or better) grade. Don’t avoid talking to your professor because you think he won’t want to help you out. In reality, he wants to see you succeed, and taking ownership of your education by asking for help will definitely help you get on his good side.
