thought – Page 4 – Rhoneisms

Medgar Evers: June 12, 1963
John F. Kennedy: November 22, 1963
James Chaney, Michael Goodman, Andrew Schwerner: June 21, 1964
Malcom X: February 21, 1965
Martin Luther King Jr.: April 4, 1968
Robert F. Kennedy: June 5, 1968
Fred Hampton: December 4, 1969

Not “unprecedented”. History rhymes.

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Good news! Nicholas Bate has found a new home and it looks like it’s on Micro.blog.

HAMILTON on the Big Screen

To be in a room of other people, believing in the power of theater, of innovation, of immigrants, of our country. You don’t get that very much right now.

This was a joy to watch and experience this way. Hamilton is a masterpiece I never tire of experiencing.

And… just received email from my daughter’s school previewing some details on the new AI policy.

Departments are working on how to reframe or shift some of our assessments of student learning away from computers.

It seems very in line with my advice.

“The rise of Blue Books is coming.”

— The Principal at my daughter’s school regarding an upcoming meeting about new AI policies.

Your regular reminder that when someone uses the phrase, “With all due respect” don’t plan to receive any because they believe you are due none.

Life hack: Surround yourself with women smarter than you and listen to them.

Guys, it’s really that simple. Listening to women is a superpower.

These are two really interesting takes on taking a sabbatical.

My wife and I often joke that we will never truly retire because who we are and what we do for income are so intertwined. I guess that probably goes for sabbaticals too.

Today Beatrix has her last day of back-to-school shopping with her Aunt. Tomorrow will be her last first day of high school.

The next year will be filled with lots of these.

A year of lasts.