Dr. Scott Caddy

Wish Gibson didn’t bite so hard on those dekes, but we somehow got a point out of a game we were out of until that weird bounce.

ah well at least we restructured the entire contemporary university, the product of many centuries of slowly accumulating human ingenuity, to boost this

Please, I do not want a robotic taxi or a machine to write my emails. I just want affordable healthcare and maybe some fresh produce.

Increasingly convinced that ChatGPT should be shut down and its CEO should be charged as an accessory to many, many crimes.

Happy birthday to one of the most prolific literary masterminds - Jane Austen🖊️🎉

Which Austen novel should we all read at least once? And which one should we read at least once...every year?

Check out all our Austen novels here (and grab one for your holiday reading!) - buff.ly/E0L5UUB

"Come in!" exclaimed the Ghost. "Come in, and know me better, man." 

#AChristmasCarol 
#CharlesDickens

This quote from George Saunders just immediately became part of how I view writing and the world: “I started to understand writing as a kind of sacrament, by which we remind ourselves that the person we happen to be, at this moment, through habit, is not the limit of who we might become.”

The body language is palpable too. Too many guys just looking like it’s the norm to make these mistakes, while others just getting deflated when they put in good work in the offensive zone, only to watch a bad breakout turn into an instant goal against.

Disinterested**

Same as always, as far as what went wrong. Defense looking soft and is interested. Can’t stop tips in front ever (does anyone even care to okay D in front of the net, or no?)

The defense is a joke once you get past the 1st pair now. Not playing as a unit (almost never) and whatever intangibles Hamonic brings to the table don’t translate into passable defense by any metric. Depth veterans looking like passengers at times…

I honestly get nervous when he *can* see the shot because he seems so low-energy about making a save. Sure, deflections and a bad team in front of him most nights, but night and day effort between him and Cam.

Damn, I must construct additional pylons…

II. Time Passes (from To the Lighthouse)

Never recovering from this page

Definitely started on our heels, and didn’t look good until the end of the 2nd. Gassed in the 3rd from chasing for nearly two periods.

The next Central DF meeting is at The Charterhouse in London at 6pm on Tuesday 28th October, when Dr Jeremy Parrott will talk on 'David Coppperfield Unbound in 10 objects' - based upon his recently published book.

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The magnificent Summer 2025 edition of The Dickensian is devoted to commemorating the 100th anniversary of London’s Charles Dickens Museum, and it should be with subscribers shortly 🎉

Always JB — Trans and unhoused people deserve our respect, care, and protection. Anything else is fascism and cruelty. (Thanks Crow 2.0 ❤️😎)

1803 engraving of a balloon aflame with people falling out and onlookers pointing.

Going into the fall semester like….

Dickens: the main character’s name is “Martin”

Editor: oh thank god, finally a normal name

Dickens:

Editor: wait. What is his last name?

Dickens:

Editor: Charles, what is his last name???

How did Jane Austen die? Even after two centuries, nobody knows. Fevers, fatigue, and a changing complexion? Why modern doctors are still trying to make sense of the symptoms the celebrated novelist experienced before her death at age 41.

How did Jane Austen die? ASU's @devoney.bsky.social, an Austen biographer, believes that breast cancer may be a “plausible diagnosis,” since it “was not uncommon” in Austen’s era and may have run in her family.

Read more in National Geographic magazine: ow.ly/Gjcg50WsOyX #ASUHumanities

Maintain dissent.

Narrator: Sadly, the DH project ran out of grant funding before meaningfully returning to infrastructure. #DH2025

Not wrong at all!

It should also raise the alarm for all of AI: If people like Musk are willing to weigh its AI to become mecha-hitler, they're probably also willing to weigh it to support their business interests.

Gad's Hill Place | Charles Dickens House | Gravesend Road, Higham, Rochester, UK Gad's Hill Place - the home of Charles Dickens - is open to the public one weekend each month between April and October. Booking is essential.

New Gad’s Hill tour date for the diary…our next tours will be on Saturday 19th July. If you would like to see Dickens’s study and eat biscuits in his conservatory you can find the booking link here:
www.gadshillplace.co.uk

Stories from the Library: The Tales Through Time | The Huntington The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens is a tourist attraction and collections-based educational and research institution.

"Stories from the Library: The Tales Through Time" exhibicioun at The Huntington
www.huntington.org/exhibitions/...

Beloit, WI revitalized its waterfront and chose this way to celebrate it: by bringing to life Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte."

Elon saying he’s going to reprogram his chatbot’s view of history is a perfect example of why these kinds of AI products aren’t the neutral “tools” people always defend them as. They’re little political projects reflecting the ideologies of their creators