Gene Z.
Subscriber since: January 2009
About Me
My name is Gene. I realize you probably have significant amount
of referrals. To be perfect true to myself as well Visual Thesaurus.
I have a absolute zero intention of refering this "Linguist Weapon"
to any adult, especially Bureaucrats. I will share it with my
friends to share with their children, "the power of the tongue". I
would envision the archetype of brain function. Its as if the
synapses(dots)are firing electrical charges. A metaphor of
connecting the dots. Give me six months on this weapon.
When your a small developer and into Historical Resortation.
In my area, most strucures are masonary circa 1900 or so. America
has woke up. DC has finally relized that these "Masonary Icons"
are as good GOLD. But my Frienemies, that have -s-e-r-v-e-d their
egos. Instead on the greater good, Visual Thesaurus levels the
play field. Thank You Gene.
of referrals. To be perfect true to myself as well Visual Thesaurus.
I have a absolute zero intention of refering this "Linguist Weapon"
to any adult, especially Bureaucrats. I will share it with my
friends to share with their children, "the power of the tongue". I
would envision the archetype of brain function. Its as if the
synapses(dots)are firing electrical charges. A metaphor of
connecting the dots. Give me six months on this weapon.
When your a small developer and into Historical Resortation.
In my area, most strucures are masonary circa 1900 or so. America
has woke up. DC has finally relized that these "Masonary Icons"
are as good GOLD. But my Frienemies, that have -s-e-r-v-e-d their
egos. Instead on the greater good, Visual Thesaurus levels the
play field. Thank You Gene.
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Favorite Word:
paradoxI am a contrarian. My critics see slums. I see lost worlds. This
creates a paradox for "the herd" to chew on. Most have not a clue. It must be a paradox. If is not,
it is obvious to the plagiarist. Public Grant "eaters" arrive late. Being a paradox its screams of truth. Chain your self to the bricks an mortar. Because the Government Earmarks, that empower your frienemies. They must crush the trial blazer.
I like the word contrarian: a thought or action that is contrary to accepted opinion.
Least Favorite Word:
SchadenfreudePeople that hate you for your success. Twist your enthusiasm,
so you appear to be a braggart.
Rather sharing your passion about projects. Capitalism can survive if CO-OP's & ESOP's managed
by men of character.(character:
is what you do when no one watches) My Finacial & Intellectual Holocaust. My reckoning would be the taking of the hand.
Schadenfreude: people that
gloat as the tide goes against you.
Favorite Quote:
""Make No Little Plans, They Have no Magic to Stir Men's Blood"
I believe time cyclical not linear. One hundred (continued)scroll down>
years ago, The Chicago Lake Front (water front). It was, a once, every century decision. Today its one of the most
beautiful views approaching Ohare Airport.
The now-Legendary-
"Gold Coast""
- Danial H. Burman 1911
Favorite Topics:
Advertising:
Crisp, Crispy, Krispy, Krispies
February 13, 2017
- 6 Comments
Blogs:
Ben Zimmer on How Technology is Shaping Language
October 8, 2013
- 2 Comments
On Slate, Lexicon Valley Launches a New Language Blog
September 10, 2013
Books:
"Word by Word" is a Funny, Revealing Look at the Life of a Lexicographer
March 30, 2017
- 1 Comment
Making the White Space Talk
February 20, 2017
- 1 Comment
Business writing:
Why You Should Abandon the Edit-As-You-Go Method
September 19, 2016
- 4 Comments
Seven Strategies for Banishing Your Perfectionism
November 27, 2015
- 2 Comments
Copywriting:
Why You Should Abandon the Edit-As-You-Go Method
September 19, 2016
- 4 Comments
Fall-ify Your Vocabtoberfest!
October 19, 2015
- 3 Comments
Creativity:
Bob Dylan: Joker and Thinker. Cynic and Believer. Lover and Loner.
December 21, 2016
- 5 Comments
The Struggle of Songwriting
July 20, 2016
- 5 Comments
Dictionaries:
"Word by Word" is a Funny, Revealing Look at the Life of a Lexicographer
March 30, 2017
- 1 Comment
Fiction writing:
Seven Strategies for Banishing Your Perfectionism
November 27, 2015
- 2 Comments
"Novel" Gazing
November 14, 2014
- 1 Comment
Fun:
Grammar:
80th Column: Verbal Oddities
October 31, 2016
- 13 Comments
Order Your Adjectives: Failed and Nuclear
October 17, 2016
- 6 Comments
Language arts:
The Enduring Impact of English Teachers on Students
April 28, 2015
- 4 Comments
The Art of Subterfuge: Using Pop Culture to Create Interest in the Classics
December 5, 2014
- 4 Comments
Libraries:
Librarians Suggest Good Books for Kids of All Ages
January 15, 2013
Love Your Librarian
September 26, 2011
- 4 Comments
Linguistics:
"Alternative" is the Ultimate Euphemism Maker
March 1, 2017
- 3 Comments
Linguists:
Spam: A Lexical and Pragmatic Guide
February 1, 2017
- 8 Comments
What is the Euphemism of the Year?
January 4, 2017
- 10 Comments
Media:
Online:
(Sub)tweeting for Success
November 8, 2016
Information Gaps in the Information Age
October 3, 2016
- 3 Comments
Poetry:
In Praise of Ambiguity
July 23, 2014
- 2 Comments
How the Rediscovery of a Poem Helped Kickstart the Renaissance
July 9, 2014
- 1 Comment
Politics:
Fact Checking in an Evidence-Free Environment
March 8, 2017
- 5 Comments
"Alternative" is the Ultimate Euphemism Maker
March 1, 2017
- 3 Comments
Public relations:
Optimizing Your Press Releases For the Web
February 15, 2008
- 1 Comment
Publicity How-To, For Free
January 17, 2008
Puzzle:
The Visual Thesaurus Crossword Puzzle: March Edition!
March 21, 2008
The Visual Thesaurus Crossword Puzzle: February Edition!
February 13, 2008
Reading:
Stats Meet Lit in an Insightful New Book About Writing
April 19, 2017
- 1 Comment
"Word by Word" is a Funny, Revealing Look at the Life of a Lexicographer
March 30, 2017
- 1 Comment
Self-publishing:
The March of the E-Books
March 25, 2013
- 15 Comments
Self-Publish Your Writing!
November 28, 2011
- 4 Comments
Spelling:
Is It "Copyeditor" or "Copy Editor"?
September 17, 2014
- 7 Comments
Storytelling:
Murray's Mission: My Greatest Elementary School Memory
May 7, 2014
- 7 Comments
Type Casting
January 24, 2012
- 2 Comments
Students:
"Sinister Buttocks" and the Dangers of Thesaurus Flipping
August 29, 2014
- 12 Comments
Teachers:
The Enduring Impact of English Teachers on Students
April 28, 2015
- 4 Comments
How Can English Teachers Nurture Young Writers?
March 6, 2015
- 2 Comments
Teaching:
The Enduring Impact of English Teachers on Students
April 28, 2015
- 4 Comments
How Can English Teachers Nurture Young Writers?
March 6, 2015
- 2 Comments
Visual Thesaurus:
Word Cloud: A Film Inspired by the Visual Thesaurus
August 24, 2012
- 5 Comments
Reconsidering the Thesaurus
April 2, 2012
Web tools:
Twitter Me This: New Technology in the Language Arts Classroom
November 15, 2011
- 3 Comments
Tracking Dialects on Twitter: What's Coo and What's Koo?
November 4, 2011
- 4 Comments
WordMasters:
WordMasters: Grade 3 Blue Division Jan-Feb '11
January 31, 2011
WordMasters: Grade 3 Gold Division Jan-Feb '11
January 31, 2011
Writer's block:
How to Write if You're a Night Owl
March 20, 2017
Do You Suffer from Irritable Desk Syndrome?
November 21, 2016
- 5 Comments
Writers:
Stats Meet Lit in an Insightful New Book About Writing
April 19, 2017
- 1 Comment
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