Do we let the old bronze statues stand in our boulevards, or do we put them in a museum someplace, or do we melt them down? Are qualities like valor and self-sacrifice and tactical brilliance worth admiring anywhere they occur, even if, say, racial supremacism is there too? Some choose to take to the streets. Coffman fights on the terrain most familiar to her, with the weapons she knows best. One Saturday night she updates it for the first time.
Coffman was raised by engineers in the waning days of the Soviet Union. She went to galleries, museums, the theater. In her neighborhood, she remembers fondly, there was a recycling kiosk that rewarded you with literature. Reading was encouraged. But in typical fashion, she says, she heard next to nothing about his experiences when she was kid.
For the first time, in response to questions for this article, Coffman asked her father what he knew. She reported back that at one point her grandfather had considered suicide. At university, Coffman majored in computational linguistics, a field that combined her interests in language and science. She was a top student and won a scholarship for business school in the Bay Area. She arrived during the dotcom boom and never left. But at least she could feel safe. Coffman, who has broad shoulders under a bob of blond hair, thinks and talks deliberately.
She lives in a compact townhouse in a planned community in San Jose, California. When I visited her at home earlier this year, she walked me past the weight-lifting setup on the ground floor. Kiev: Soldaten: On Fighting, Killing, and Dying. A few others, like In the Company of Women , nod to a career in business.
That summer, a young white supremacist murdered nine congregants at a Black church in Charleston, South Carolina. So Coffman did what she always did: She read. And because she happened to be between jobs, she was free to immerse herself in history for long stretches. She learned about the Civil War, the conflict behind so much of the turmoil in the United States. She brushed up on her knowledge of the Second World War, a struggle more familiar to her.
Maybe the lack of a job, of people to collaborate with, is also what made Wikipedia seem like an attractive pastime. At first, Coffman stuck to tentative, sporadic suggestions.
But then she was making edits nearly every day; there was so much to fix. He is the same person who invited her to join WikiProject Military History, a group where editors can chat, take classes, win plaudits, and work on articles together. Not for the first time, Coffman has been removing material from the article about the tank division. The glorifying language, Coffman thinks, is a clear sign that this is historical fan fiction.
It elides the horrors of war. The interaction starts out politely enough. Coffman cites a different doctrine in response. Like other editors whom Coffman will encounter, Peacemaker67 sees something pernicious in her work. Turkish military units involved in the Armenian Genocide? What is your name? Can you give me your name? How old are you? How young are you? What is your age? When were you born? Are you a child? Are you old?
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Register Don't have an account? Seuss Books , Beginner Books. Oh Say Can You Say? History Talk 0. Goofs, Errors, Corrections and Differences Most of the titles you will see in the book are in a rectangular banner on the video but the same color back ground for behind the title words.
On page 1 on the video, everything is pretty much the same as it was, the color smoke appears as Hooey is mentioning how bad the words in the book are.
On page 2 on the video of the book book, the three signs "Fresh, Fresher and Freshest" are used and taken from the needles they were currently on, then were placed back on their needles, and Finney's big fork is over painted, before the fishes appear the was of his apron is drawn in before the "Fresher" sign covers it and the last fish opens his eye briefly and closes it after the narrator says "Fetch me the finest French-fried Freshest fish that Finney fries!
Page of the video of the book, Dinn the dinosaur skeleton's shin is a bit different from the one in the book, and the logo that says "Dinn's Shin" it was a bit more closer to the skeleton than it was in the book. Blinn the Pinner is nowhere to be seen at this time at first. The shin bone then falls out of his left shin, Blinn appears in the scene as his name was mentioned, but two steps away from his normal standing point in the book.
Dinn's shin bone is back in his left front shin with one of Blinn's pins keeping it in place. On page on the video of this book everything is pretty much the same as the Bed Spreader "in motion" spreads his bed sheet on the bed while the Bread Spreader "in motion" is spreading his toasted bread with butter.
The bed linen is then tossed on the Bread Spreader's head. Page 8 of the video of the book, when you see the ape eating grape cakes repeatedly the amount of grapes stays the same on his plate.
The dog wearing a jumpsuit holding a mirror on page 9 of the video and the question mark is in a white background but he was in a yellow background in the book on page 9. Page 10 of the video of the book, a dollar sign is used instead of the main title from the page, the man who holds holding a suitcase, you will notice that his arm and hand is missing at first and the Grox box was turned into a suitcase, and two dollar signs show up on the sides of the man's face.
Then, you will see the Grox in the box but the man is missing. Later, then the scene is back to how it normally was in the book. Page 11 of the video of the book, another dog creature holding a simple thimble and a single shingle is looking at the viewers then looks at the thimble and the camera slowly zooms out.
Page , everything is the same in camera movements where you see Captain Skipper Zipp allowing customers to come on his ship to eat.
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