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Mon Sep 7 10:00:01 UTC 2026
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Slept from two to ten.
Woke once in the night.
Partly cloudy.
Highs in the upper 70s.
East winds up to 5 mph.
* [ ] D&D Lament game prep
* [ ] include hook to Vecna (?)
* [-] A way to find descriptions and directions to interesting locations on the planes. (Or maybe that's on the beholder's ship?)
* [ ] make appointment for dental cleaning
* [ ] call Dr. Lipson to add refills on prescriptions
* [ ] art!
* [x] study and think about art
* [ ] work to develop a fast cartoon style that I consider fun and attractive (Look at Adventure Time, Evlyn Moreau, maybe Tove Jansson!)
* [ ] exercise
* [ ] hack on Secret Base
* [ ] play with solo Shadowdark Ars Magica stuff
* [ ] study something
Started reading Adrian Tchaikovsky's Bee Speaker.
> Twenty years ago, the standard practice was for instructors to post a PDF or Word document on a publicly indexable faculty or department homepage. Those pages were easily crawled and survived in search indexes for years.
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> Today, the dominant workflow is to place the syllabus inside a Learning Management System (Canvas, Blackboard, D2L, Moodle) as a module visible only to enrolled students. The Atlantic's 2023 piece frames this shift explicitly: the standalone "sheet of paper" syllabus is giving way to courseware embedded in LMS platforms, which are inherently login-gated
Servings: grains 4/4, vegetables+fruit 4/5, dairy+meat 5/4, nuts+beans 0/0.5
Lunch: omelet, tomato, cappuccino
Afternoon snack: banana
Dinner: pizza
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