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Counterintuitive Fall 2022 
Attended class today. Wearing a gray sweatshirt. The weather outside is frightful. When you put your hands in the air we are also supposed to put our hands in the air.
And then we wave them like we just don’t care.
Don’t use 2nd person language.
Good advice.
George Zimmerman: hate that guy.
I was surprised that the air wouldn’t go through the filter, I think that the filter is set up to let things through one way and trap it out of the other way. Water and air goes in from the outside, but is trapped on the inside?
Awesome idea however unlikely, Alex! One-way filter. Except we’re looking at the filter upside-down. Water has no trouble escaping from the inside when it’s overturned. Why should air have trouble escaping from the inside? Hmmm.
Found the link to the “shirtless Putin in hotel rooms” story. Andy Borowitz, master of fake news reports he publishes at The New Yorker online almost every day. Eat his feed. He always gets it right.
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2014/02/sochi-hotel-guests-complain-about-topless-portraits-of-putin-in-rooms.html
The delicate balance of channeling a reader’s emotional, logical, and ethical senses can make a writing piece so much better and more effective when it comes to arguing a point.
Flipping a coin is always 50/50…unless you have a two sided coin 😉
Of course, you mean a two-headed coin; every coin has two sides. 🙂
No Notes comments for TUE MAR 04 or THU MAR 06, Alex. Are you OK? Are you clear about the deadline for your Definition Essay TUE MAR 11? Anything you need to tell me? Catch up with a Drone Strike Definition Exercise if you can. Shout back.
I’m sorry, I have been lazy with my notes! I will post from here on out!
Cool. I appreciate it. —DSH
Today we will learn how to eliminate if/then statements and it’s really really windy outside.
THERE AINT NO FINAL Y’ALL
Today we learned how to make causal arguments.
Today I looked at TOMS Shoes and the blurry line between promoting shoe sales and promoting the charity itself.
What new source did you find at Google Scholar?
Class outside Thursday let’s hope that the weather report isn’t wrong.
Don’t text and drive!
Word counts are dumb, stick it to the man!