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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In June 2023
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As you traverse the crowded streaming landscape, you may just have forgotten about good old Netflix. If, like me, you've lapped up pretty much everything Hollywood has tossed to us streaming peasants, you might be more tempted to see what's up with the newly launched Max service, or what movies Universal has prematurely yanked from theaters and added to Peacock.But just because Netflix might have lost some of its appeal (and a ton of subscribers) amid the intense cascade of streaming offerings, that doesn't mean it should be overlooked. In fact, the OG streamer is gearing up to ensure you...
Shiv’s Eulogy In Succession Has Brought Its Most Powerful Theme Full Circle
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"He couldn't fit a whole woman in his head," a tear-stricken Siohban "Shiv" Roy (Sarah Snook) divulges to hundreds of her father's mourners. As the only daughter of the ruthless and scheming media CEO Logan Roy (Brian Cox), an octogenarian who met his end with cardiac arrest, Shiv had it tough under the thumb of her domineering father. Like her brothers, she has to straddle the line between "King Lear"-levels of groveling and disobedience to acquire control of their father's company, Waystar Royco.After four seasons, the penultimate funeral episode "Church and State" shoves the "Succession" opening into a gutwrenching full...
Encounters With the Dead Taught Me 4 Precious Lessons About Living
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TW: This article contains frank and detailed discussion of violent death. It’s weird how the dead have taught me more than the living ever could. As a police officer, I saw more dead people than I can count, and everyone left a mark. It’s how I got PTSD. But behind the grotesque horror and the tragic loss lay a person with a story and a message. Today I give voice to them. . . . 1. Life is precious—a lesson from an overdose. Before I became a police officer, I used to work in a liquor store. This particular...
Amex Green Card vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred: Which card is right for you?
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Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. American Express has long been a dominant player in premium cards like The Platinum Card® from American Express, but is overshadowed by Chase in the mid-tier space. However, the American Express® Green Card has a competitive set of mid-tier perks and bonus categories for a reasonable annual fee. How does it stack up against the fan-favorite Chase Sapphire Preferred? Read on to find out. Welcome bonus The welcome bonus is an important part of any decision to apply for a new credit card. The Chase Sapphire Preferred...
Why I’d Like to Stop Talking About Learning Styles
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In workshops I offer on the science of learning, I often ask participants to take a short online quiz based on one developed by Ulrich Boser. The quiz focuses on common myths and misconceptions around learning. One of the questions asks “To which of the following should you NOT tailor your learning? Question from quiz by Ulrich Boser The correct answer here is the first choice. We should NOT be tailoring our teaching and learning around students’ so-called learning styles. [this is where I pause, duck under the table, or behind my Zoom screen and wait for the barrage of tomatoes…] Let’s look at the...