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Chicago murder rate has been called a public health epidemic and it sadly made headlines this week when 82 people were shot and 14 killed just over the 4th of July weekend. This includes a staggeringly high count during a single 13-hour period from Sunday afternoon to early Monday when 30 people were shot, four of them fatally. Our colleagues at Gawker convene
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stanley termos rong in Chicago, addressing everything from a breakdown in policing tactics to social inequity. [Gawker] Tsunamis are hopefully not ruining Japan A 6.8 earthquake struck today off the coast of Japan, sendin
stanley puodelis g tsunami warnings rippling up and down the coast as the Japan Meteorological Society instructed residents to move away from the water. So far, the wave generated by the seismic activity seems to be extremely small, and there has been no damage reported, even at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, which is less that 100 miles from the epicenter. All seems well in Japan at the moment鈥攅xcept for the fact that Typhoon Neoguri has been wreaking havoc on the country with heavy rains and landslides. The storm was actually predicted to pass near Fukushima today as well. [CNN] Singing on buses is ruining Winnipeg What the most horrible thing you face when you ;re out traveling through your city Crime Pollution Traffic How about the worst offender of all: public singing. The city of Winnipeg has decide Cyii Apple s First Ever Automated聽OS X聽Update Will Patch聽a聽Critical Flaw
Apostrophe pronounced just like the punctuation mark describes the act of addressing a person or thing that is absent. It is far more common than you realize. Where it appears in science fiction: When Kirk is stymied by his great nemesis Khan, he shakes his fist at the air and screams, KHAAAAAN! Because he addressing Khan after the evil mastermind has cut communications and abandoned him, Kirk is engaging in apostrophe. 2. Synecdoche Synechoche is when you describe something by using a part of it to stand in for the whole, or by using one thing to stand in for a whole class of things. Where it appears in science fiction: In the TV series Person of Interest, there is a device
stanley cup called the Machine, which is a super-surveillance machine owned by the NSA. In the show, the Machine is used to represent the entire surveillance state. In other words, one thing the Machine is used to represent a class of things all the machines the NSA uses to spy on us . 3. Aporia In literature or other writing, an aporia is a moment when meaning breaks down and becomes fragmented, contradictory, or murky. Often, it is used poetically to suggest a breakdown in our ability to understand certain aspects of life or reality. Where it appears in science fiction: All those
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stanley thermosflasche tain 鈥?or practically any movie from Aronofsky, really 鈥?are moments of aporia. Why are there people floating randomly in bubbles You ;ll never
