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- <h1>Mushroom-hunting</h1>
- <p>Day 00582: Sunday, 2016 October 09</p>
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- I reworked my two <span title="Globalization">POLS 1503</span> essays, expanding them to provide more details, then merged the two into a two-part essay, adding an introduction and conclusion to tie the two together.
- I'm only able to actually submit one essay, so merging the two allows me to submit both, but also, the two topics tie together very nicely.
- In both cases, a country is going about trying to preserve culture in the wrong way.
- In Canada's case, they claimed to be trying to preserve culture, but they were disrupting the international magazine culture that their citizens enjoyed to try to impose a domestic magazine culture that if their citizens had wanted, wouldn't have needed to have been imposed.
- In Japan and Norway's case, these countries are trying to preserve their old culture by getting exceptions to a global ban.
- These exceptions would apply to only these two countries, creating a double standard, as citizens outside those countries would still be affected by the ban.
- If this essay were graded by the professor, I think that I'd score well for addressing both issues completely, though because this essay will be peer-graded using a rigid grading rubric that I won't be able to see until it's too late, I'm not sure how the unexpected double-essay will will fare against a strict rubric that isn't designed for that.
- Once that essay was tuned up, I finished my writing to go along with my notes on nuclear energy.
- I was going to write up my replies to other students' discussion posts, but not enough students have posted yet.
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- I've now added per-file copyright years to this website's source code that are used in the website's main template in the copyright messages.
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- I'll probably work on that tomorrow.
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- I went out to the woods to hunt mushrooms with my mother.
- Specifically, we were cutting <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org./wiki/Chanterelle">chanterelles</a>.
- We got a couple medium-sized bowls of them by the time that we left.
- At first, I wasn't finding any, but I did manage to find one small patch of them.
- Hopefully they'll get eaten before they go bad.
- I don't particularly like mushrooms myself, but Vanessa and our mother eat them.
- Mushrooms don't last long though, so if not eaten quickly, they can't be salvaged.
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