Tag: Rules

Netflix recently released its new Polish comedy series — 8 episodes about the life of a Polish nobleman in 1670, Jan Pawe?? (John Paul). The series quickly became a hit among Poles, who loved it for its accurate self-satire and often wordplay jokes. So I couldn’t resist writing about it ...

If you want to improve your writing skills, it’s important to start by learning the basics of English grammar. There are many rules to learn, but don’t worry — we’ve compiled a list of 10 essential grammar rules that every writer should know. Once you have these down, you&rsq...

This week, I have been feeling restless. Fortunately, this feeling usually passes. I can’t settle. I feel like rebelling against everything and, yes, breaking the rules. So why am I telling this? My go-to book Learn More

Afew days ago, my young daughter had her customary scoop of speckled vanilla bean ice cream for dessert, cleared her plate, and asked me if she could also have some chocolate chips. I said, “We already had dessert, sweetie. We can have chocolate chips tomorrow.” She pulled an aw man...

These rules fall within the area of administrative law that is very different from the area of intellectual property law. Administrative law responds to very different logics: the sources of law are different; the logic is different and what is protected is the public good and not the interest of a ...

I was not naïve going into this. I fully expected that whatever good policy change our committee was able to craft might be diluted or rejected by the city council in the end, or that the Police Chief might find ways to circumvent them, or that even if enacted, the police union would still allo...

This persona hits pretty close to home, as I am someone who also lives with colour perception deficiency. If you’ve read my latest interview, where I played both the role of the interviewer and the interviewee, I shared a little bit about that particular characteristic of mine, and how it...

Ah, retirement. Visions of sandy beaches, leisurely mornings, and finally ditching the alarm clock dance in your head. But then reality bites, the bills are still piling up, and your inner voice whispers, “Am I saving enough? Will my nest egg hatch into a comfy nest or a cardboard box?&rdqu...