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Jeff Bezos is doing quite well for himself in the pandemic ... he just became the first person ever to be worth $200 billion.

These 6 titles are the go to books for success, recommended by Amazon boss Jeff Bezos

If figurative art seeks to capture reality with photographic precision, the Canadian artist Jeff Wall (b. 1948)… by steemswede

“Jeff Koons: Apollo" is a “metaphysical dialogue between the contemporary and ancient,” according to organizers.

There is a higher state of Being which is truly something so deep, so immensely and totally there and is best connected to deep within ourselves. It is that BEING which is behind all life and life …

Two months after launching Netflix, the company's co-founders got a call from Amazon —Jeff Bezos was interested in buying the company for millions of dollars. Here's why they declined (and went on to become the sixth largest internet company in the world).

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L'illustrateur Jeff Lee Johnson crée des mises en scène en apparence simples, mais qui dévoilent des détails troublants si vous y portez plus attention.

L'illustrateur Jeff Lee Johnson crée des mises en scène en apparence simples, mais qui dévoilent des détails troublants si vous y portez plus attention.

Jeff Simpson is a concept artist and illustrator living in Montreal Canada, currently working for Ubisoft Montreal. His previous clients include Eidos Montreal (Deus Ex Next Gen), Ubisoft Montreal (Assassins Creed: Revelations, Assassins Creed: 3, Assassins Creed: Unity), Universal Pictures (Snow White and the Huntsman), Lionsgate (The Last Witch Hunter), MovingPictureCompany (various films to be announced), The Mill (VFX concept for several advertisements), Wizards of the Coast (Magic The Gathering).

View the comic strip for Moderately Confused by cartoonist Jeff Stahler created May 16, 2020 available on GoComics.com

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Jeff Bezos is on the brink of becoming the world's richest man. Along with the Whole Foods acquisition by Amazon, see where he and his companies have invested.

I received a handout at a workshop I recently attended on different factors coaches can look for in classroom observations. Collecting quality evidence during observations and presenting it in a clear manner to teachers is such an important piece of improving teacher practice and student achievement…so this handout really got me thinking about what I look […]

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When I was little, we couldn't jump on our laptop and blog away our days and nights! ;) Boy, am I glad I am not little anymore. Oh wait...I mean I am glad to be older. No, that's not it LOL...wish I was still a little bit little hehe, but glad to be a bit more grown up, sometimes, wink wink! We have jumped in to complex sentence structures with both feet! The grammarian in me just LOVES teaching this! Well, I should say the grammarian-wanna-be! Lord knows, there was a time that teaching complex sentence structures made my head hurt and my eyes cross. That was until I spend one summer afternoon at the workshop of Mr. Jeff Anderson, aka "the write guy." Yes, I know I repeat myself at times, but I promise you that his wonderful book Mechanically Inclined changed my teaching life; can you hear the sigh? I swear I should get paid as his agent or something as much as I brag on his work, but all the same, I am thankful to have found it. Sadly enough, I have become a "write-guy groupie" of sorts, and if he ever makes it close enough, I go out of my way to make it to one of his workshops. I now look forward to this part of writing, and we have a ton of fun with it! So much so that I almost feel smart enough to call myself a grammarian. Just don't look to closely at all that I have written here. ;) Well now... how was that for a rabbit trail? Anyway, let's just say that there are plenty of "aaahhhhwwwwheewwbuuusss" howls happening in our room right now. Actually, that is our fun way of saying AAAWWUBBIS, which is an mnemonic device to help my kiddos recognize subordinating conjunctions and dependent clauses, comma causers: although, after, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, and since. One of the fun lessons in his book Mechanically Inclined refers to When I Was Little by Jamie Lee Curtis as a gentle introduction to the ever-so-lovely subordinating conjunction, and luck of all luck, wouldn't you know I already had the book. After reading the book, I display some of my own when I was little thoughts, and we discuss what we notice about the sentences. This truly is an easy bridge into complex sentences, and it is so simple that it's genius! The fun part is listening to their ideas of "when I was little." So cute, my kiddos! All of this opens the door to the idea of independent clauses, dependent clauses, and comma causers, and builds the habit of looking for where to put the comma if they happen to use one of these words in their writing, which is what we want, right?! We have fun with the poem on the first few days, and trudge through those first looks of furrowed-brow, open-mouth confusion until the light bulbs start glowing, the brow relaxes a bit, and the slack mouth forms into smiles as they see just how easy it can be. Don't you just love seeing those light bulbs start glowing! As the students publish their finished pieces, I will share them here. If you have any of your own when I was little thoughts, please share them here. I would love to share them with the class! This is another fun mentor text that I will pull out later to review and practice :) You should see the responses for this one! I have started reading homework this week to a chorus of boos, but for the most part, I think they are getting used to the idea as they see my expectations. It doesn't take long for most to see that I am not trying to torture them; yes I know, believe it or not! In discussing our expectations, we have reviewed common reading strategies that help on those benchmark like passages. Definitely NOT my favorite kind of reading, but it has to be done I guess. If it were up to me, we would all sit around in comfy chairs that are in cozy places and read whatever we wanted as long as our hearts content! But I guess they didn't ask me, LOL. I only have one little picture book to share today. Can you believe? Where's My Mummy? by Carolyn Crimi was one of the sweet (cheap) little finds I found on my minute hour long run into Books-a-Million. I really didn't buy it so much to read aloud, but rather just to add to my library. As soon as the kids saw it though, their begging and pleading won out, and I read it aloud. The pleasant surprise was all of the wonderful alliteration and onomatopoeia in it. So yet again, I planned that! With little baby mummy, I shall say goodnight! Happy Reading!

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Kelly Thomas, 23, and Jeff Marquis, 35, are two of the first patients in the world able to walk after being paralyzed thanks to implanted devices that 'reconnects' the spine with the brain.

French Situationist Guy Debord's seminal analysis of consumer capitalism in the late 20th century.

Most people get so hung-up with their physical bodies, the chakras, etc. within this body, that they are not aware that this just forms one single entity, within a much vaster whole. First of …

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Civilizations can be judged by how their illustrators portray the story of St. George and the Dragon. The basic facts of the eternal triangle between man, woman and dragon are well known. But while the facts don't change, the artist's interpretation changes dramatically through the ages. Contrast these four wonderful pictures of St. George and the dragon: First is a breathtaking painting created circa 1438 by the Catalan master Bernardo Martorell: This painting was created in an age of unshakeable faith in right and wrong, a world of absolutes-- the virginal purity of the damsel, the evil of the dragon and the virtue of the knight. You will also note that the picture doesn't contain a whole lot of perspective (both literally and metaphorically): I ask you: what dragon-- or knight-- could possibly resist such an esculent little tea cake? A mere 150 years later, Tintoretto painted the same story but from a very different angle: Now the damsel in distress has become the muscle bound victor sitting heavily astride the poor dragon she clobbered: No sidesaddle here 350 years later, when religious certainty and absolute principles had subsided a bit, Al Williamson offered yet another perspective in the classic EC Weird Fantasy story, By George!! Here, we learn that the "dragon" is merely a lost and confused alien child who is tricked and slaughtered by the ruthless St. George. We now have to ask ourselves, "who is the real monster?" A few decades later, William Steig offered yet another perspective on the relationship. Here, the damsel is frightened more by the martial clanking of the knight than by the dragon. In both form and content, Steig's approach is light yet insightful. Later, Jeff Jones offers us a completely different (and hotter) perspective on the triangle: Martorell would not have recognized his damsel. It is fun to play with how these interpretations have changed through the years. Life obviously got harder for St. George as the world became more complex. He evolves from saint to villain to resentful cuckold. The damsel changes from a decorative ornament passively awaiting her rescuer to an active participant, and then ultimately to the wanton master of the situation. Even the dragon fits in roles as a villain, a helpless victim and a hero. Look at how much richness we gain as these four different artists use standard characters to triangulate the complexity of love. Has our loyalty shifted away from knights and towards dragons? Do we know more today about what lurks in the hearts of damsels? The difference between an illustrator and a geometry teacher is that the geometry teacher believes there are only three angles in a triangle. As we look ahead on the shiny new year of 2010, it seems rich with potential for those who embrace the complexities of the world and put them together in fresh combinations. "It's a magical world, Hobbes ol' buddy. Let's go exploring." .

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Friday, Jun. 01, 2012 [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/05/31_t/ba-bear_at_gradu_wre0111374070_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=0]When do I get my diploma? Animal control officers believe this young, 200-pound black bear may have hopped a "train that comes out of the hills" before he crashed a graduation ceremony at a Bakersfield middle school, surprising students and parents. He was eventually Tased and relocated well out of the city. Exactly how he might have boarded the train is not clear. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/05/30_t/ba-nationipad053_wre0111347924_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=1]As lightning flashes in the distance, a motorist crosses railroad tracks on Ingram Road in southern Limestone County, Ala., in this 30-second time exposure. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-145523232_wre0111380019_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=2]She reeks of cuteness: Flo is the newest addition to the Edinburgh Zoo. Just don't startle her. She hates that. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/05/31_t/ba-penguins01_sfc0111370512_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=3]Dude, the solar eclipse does not 'do encores.' Forget about it: A resident of the San Francisco Zoo's Penguin Island stares at the heavens. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-145536958_wre0111384385_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=4]It's the least I can do for Her Majesty: Larry the 10 Downing Street cat celebrates the queen's Diamond Jubilee by shredding the festive Union Jack bunting in his garden. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-india_daily_l_wre0111361589_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=5]She's totally wrinkly, but I love her: Sambu the mahout hugs Kuchma, his Assamese elephant, beneath a highway underpass in New Delhi. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-145536679_wre0111384095_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=6]Sunrise workout: An exercise rider and his mount train at Belmont Park in preparation for the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, New York. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-aptopix_mexic_wre0111261657_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=7]Be kind to your fine tethered friends: An off-camera woman walks Otono, her pet duck, in Mexico City. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/05/31_t/ba-nationipad060_wre0111372490_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=8]The hint dropper: Um, I notice you seem to have an excess of french fries ... and as it's not polite to eat in front of others who don't have food ... any of this getting through or shall I draw a picture? (The Cat House Cafe in Memphis, Tenn., offers begging with its fine dining.) [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/05/29_t/ba-511269256_wre0111308191_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=9]Like garden hose nozzles, Donna's trunk comes with several settings. This is "water cannon." (Whipsnade Zoo near Dunstable, England.) [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-511344228_wre0111378725_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=10]Under an umbrella, 77-year-old designer Giorgio Armani waits at the entrance to the venue for his "One Night Only in Beijing" fashion show. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-511352747_wre0111384585_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=11]Children study by torch light in their manyatta (mud-thatch home) at Kisima in Kenya's Samburu county. Fewer than one in five Kenyan households have electricity. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-aptopix_brazi_wre0111385599_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=12]Blinded by the landfill: Wallace de Souza was searching for recyclables in Rio de Janeiro's Jardim Gramacho, one of the world's largest open-air landfills, when acid from a container splashed in his face. He lost sight in his left eye. Jardim Gramacho is closing after three decades of service. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-aptopix_pakis_wre0111382011_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=13]Open-air bedroom: A refugee child whose family fled the fighting between security forces and militants in Pakistan's tribal area of Bajur lies in a bed outside her home in a suburban Islamabad slum. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-dog_show_wre0111371418_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=14]Good as goldens: Jenifer Harper's golden retriever Thunder (left) and his competition sit obediently during showing at the American Kennel Club Dog Show in Biloxi, Miss. [http://imgs.sfgate.com/inline/c/pxs/2012/06/01_t/ba-missouri_dail_wre0111375213_t.gif] [http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/g/a/2012/06/01/dip.DTL&o=15]Red sky at night: Office buildings in downtown Kansas City, Mo., are silhouetted against a crimson sky at sunset.

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