Letters To the Editor: Re "Sorry, You Can't Speed Read," by Jeffrey M. Zachs and Rebecca Treiman (Sunday Review, April 17): Sorry, you can speed read.
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I speed-read NYT headlines and flip through a different National Geographic.
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Eventbrite Learn to speed read or hit trivia night at Memphis Made Brewing.
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IMPEACHMENT MINUTE: A speed read on the latest from the congressional impeachment process.
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I speed-read through it one last time time and fix some formatting before publishing.
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Here's what stood out, along with our regular Speed Read news roundup at the bottom.
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That way, you can speed-read anything, anywhere, and save yourself massive amounts of time.
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The Complete Presentation and Public Speaking Course — $ 1053 See Details Don't just speed read — speed learn.
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Before Mr. Brooks took the stage, a functionary came out and speed-read a blanket waiver.
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Here's what stood out to NYT reporters at the event, along with our regular Speed Read news roundup.
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There's a new "speed read" button that lets you quickly navigate lengthy, meandering threads like Ask Me Anything sessions.
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A new comment speed read button on Android lets users jump between the top-level comments in a discussion.
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The White House has not asked to read the report in advance, and aides are planning to speed read.
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Coleman has been working with Whitley since he was 11, long enough to be able to speed read his moods.
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When I first speed-read it as a teenager, all I cared about was the heroine's love affair with Vronsky.
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Here's my speed-read writeup, or if you'd rather read the summaries yourself, you can take a look here and here.
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Do you speed-read the 759 pages of the book and post your review early, before anyone else has read it?
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And because practice makes perfect and nobody learns to speed read overnight, currently readers can get lifetime access to ZapReader for $39.99.
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The House GOP's Obamacare replacement framework is out, and after you finish David Nather's speed-read on what's in it, check out Rep.
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Justin Connolly, an ESPN executive, described cross-country plane flights where Skipper would speed read through a novel while simultaneously watching sports on an iPad.
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I don't need to gratuitously slap modern writers, but I'd probably make this critique of three-quarters of the books I've speed-read this year.
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There's nothing worse than attempting to speed-read 0.2 size cursive neon green font on a bright yellow border in less than 15 seconds before the Story switches.
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Founded in 73 by two former NBC coworkers, Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg, TheSkimm delivers a speed-read newsletter for millennial women on the news of the day.
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Lastly, you'll also get a lifetime license to Spreeder CX 2019, an RSVP (rapid serial visual presentation) e-reader that lets you speed read any type of digital content.
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In fact, since the 1960s, experiments have repeatedly confirmed that when people "speed read," they simply do not comprehend the parts of the text that their eyes skip over.
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Today they're calmly pronouncing our Welsh village names, but before we know what's hit us they'll be forcing us to speed-read binary for their own diabolical, mechanical amusement.
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It includes a "card view" option to better showcase rich media content, for example, and it sometimes offers platform-specific features when it can – like iOS's draggable "speed-read" button.
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ZapReader Speed-Reading: Lifetime Subscription, on sale for $39.99 There are plenty of services that give you the tools to speed read, but ZapReader also holds you accountable for your progress.
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Letter To the Editor: "Sorry, You Can't Speed Read," by Jeffrey M. Zacks and Rebecca Treiman (Sunday Review, April 17), suggests that speed reading is not a shortcut to full comprehension.
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Finally, I was curious about what&aposs happening with theSkimm, which has raised more than $28 million on its ability to connect with millennial women with its breezy, speed-read daily news digest.
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ZapReader: Lifetime Subscription Get ahead at work and in your personal life with this lifetime subscription to ZapReader, an app designed to remove your bad reading habits and replace them with the ability to speed read.
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SOCIAL MEDIA SPEED READ: NBC News reported that John F. Kerry was overheard talking on his cellphone Sunday morning in the lobby restaurant of the Renaissance Savery hotel in Des Moines about what it would take to run for president.
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In this five-hour course, you'll find out how to hack your brain using advanced memory techniques and knowledge of the brain's cognitive functions, which you can then use to learn different skills, dive into new languages, and speed read with higher comprehension.
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Slurs, spam, strings of repeated emotes pack themselves in tightly around the actual conversations people try to carry on with each other, and anyone actually interested in following those conversations better learn to speed-read because they're in for a rough time.
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After his opening salvo blasting Ms. Guadagno, Mr. Murphy returned to his more familiar campaigning style: caffeinated town hall-style events across the state that feature a 30-minute speed-read stump speech followed by taking questions from the voters surrounding him.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesMorning Brew is a daily business newsletter started in 229 by two University of Michigan business students and fraternity brothers, Alex Lieberman and Austin Rief, who wanted to give young professionals a speed-read version of the day's business news.
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Here's our speed-read version: The morning debate took place before James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, appeared in front of Congress on Thursday, but after he issued his prepared testimony – putting Ms. Handel, who has appeared with President Trump, in the delicate position of responding.
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And if it turns out that teaching AI systems how to perform various tasks is as simple as teaching them to read, it could lead, in not-too-distant future, to computers that are more like human assistants in their ability to speed-read, summarize, and answer questions.
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" The White House speed read, per the N.Y. Times ... Aides "intend to all but skip the sections related to potential criminal conspiracy, and instead zoom in on two outstanding questions that Mr. Trump himself wants to ignore": Why Mueller "was not able to conclude whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice.
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Axios' plan is also to eventually expand its editorial product outside the US.Axios CEO Jim VandeHei said Drumond's mandate was to continue to expand Axios' mostly ad-based business in the near term and, in the longer term, take its speed-read formula, which it calls "smart brevity," international.
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In interviews with more than 20 Warren allies, former advisers, rival campaigns and independent Democratic strategists, everyone wondered how her own narrative — despite the fact that she starts almost every event with at least a speed-read of her biography — ended up as a casualty of the campaign.
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But this speed-read astonished even me, because it should have been so not my thing: I can appreciate good contemporary literature with a well-turned sentence, but the books I love and read late into the night are usually plot-driven novels, often set in the past or with murders or both, with women as their primary protagonists.
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Once Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE delivers the redacted report, the White House reportedly plans to have aides speed-read it, skipping all sections related to potential criminal conspiracy and reading only the section on why Mueller was unable to determine whether Trump obstructed justice.
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But the high-speed read/write access results in reduced consistency, as it is not possible to have both consistency, availability, and partition tolerance of the network, as it has been proven by the CAP theorem.
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Major tips include "how to speed read" for the reading section, and "how to figure out incorrect answers" for the listening section. The Japanese lesson is intended for advanced learners since it is in narrative form. It focuses on the Muromachi period spanning three centuries prior to Edo period. To highlight the strengths and weaknesses, achievements and failures of the era, a timeline technique is used.
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When he was 11, he had to leave school for a year, due to a heart valve that would not close completely. During this year, Kauffman taught himself how to speed read. It was not uncommon for him to read one to two books a day. In later years, Kauffman believes his success in the pharmaceutical business stemmed from his ability to read quickly.
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The advantage of this type of data storage is that the volume of the recording media is used instead of just the surface. Currently available SLMs can produce about 1000 different images a second at 1024×1024-bit resolution. With the right type of medium (probably polymers rather than something like LiNbO3), this would result in about one- gigabit-per-second writing speed. Read speeds can surpass this, and experts believe one-terabit-per-second readout is possible.
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Susan starts to suspect that Jemima is a freeloader when she forgets her purse while out to lunch more than once, and allows Karl to pay for further repairs to her car. Jemima befriends Sheila Canning (Colette Mann) when she offers to teach her how to speed read. They also bond over the fact that Susan appears to look down on them. Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) recognises Jemima and tells her that he knows her secret.
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He managed to improvise successful major surgeries and fend off infection with generous amounts of penicillin. His most notable surgical practices were performed on some sixteen Korean combat casualties who were loaded onto the Cayuga. All eyes turned to Demara, the only "surgeon" on board, as it became obvious that several of the casualties would require major surgery or certainly die. After ordering personnel to transport these variously injured patients into the ship's operating room and prep them for surgery, Demara disappeared to his room with a textbook on general surgery and proceeded to speed-read the various surgeries he was now forced to perform, including major chest surgery.
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While various incarnations of the Flash have proven their ability to run at light speed, the ability to steal speed from other objects allows respective Flashes to even significantly surpass this velocity. In Flash: The Human RaceFlash: The Human Race #136–141 (2009) Wally is shown absorbing kinetic energy to an extent enabling him to move faster than teleportation and run from the end of the universe back to earth in less than a Planck instant (Planck time). Speedsters may at times use the ability to speed-read at incredible rates and in doing so, process vast amounts of information. Whatever knowledge they acquire in this manner is usually temporary.
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A similar error occurs when reading the position of a pointer against a scale in an instrument such as an analog multimeter. To help the user avoid this problem, the scale is sometimes printed above a narrow strip of mirror, and the user's eye is positioned so that the pointer obscures its own reflection, guaranteeing that the user's line of sight is perpendicular to the mirror and therefore to the scale. The same effect alters the speed read on a car's speedometer by a driver in front of it and a passenger off to the side, values read from a graticule not in actual contact with the display on an oscilloscope, etc.
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Until he was nine, Oscar Wilde was educated at home, where a French nursemaid and a German governess taught him their languages. He joined his brother Willie at Portora Royal School in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, which he attended from 1864 to 1871. At Portora, although he was not as popular as his older brother, Oscar Wilde impressed his peers with the humorous and inventive school stories he told. Later in life he claimed that his fellow students had regarded him as a "prodigy" for his ability to speed read, claiming that he could read two facing pages simultaneously and consume a three-volume book in half an hour, retaining enough information to give a basic account of the plot.
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") which was followed by a "crime log" by the character "Inspector O'Really" that was used to summarize the plot to that point of the season. In season two, every episode began with a warning again; however, in contrast to the "warning" in season one, the text was only on the screen long enough for a person to register the fact that a "warning" had been presented before it was obscured by a graphic from "Interstellar Broadcast" ("IB"). The purported intent of these warnings was to encourage viewers to tape the program off the air and watch it again later.e.g. Episode 3 of season two has the following "warning": "Attempting to speed read a warning that appears only briefly on your screen can induce headaches, blurred vision, nausea and schizophrenic paranoia.
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MUMPS ("Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System"), or M, is an integrated programming language and key–value database originally developed at Massachusetts General Hospital for managing hospital laboratory information systems. M[UMPS] technology has since expanded across the United States as the predominant technology for health information systems and electronic health records. M[UMPS]-based information systems today run over 40% of the hospitals in the U.S., run most of the 3500+ U.S. federal hospitals and clinics, and provide health information services for over 54% of patients across the U.S. A key feature of the M language is its integrated database, allowing direct, high-speed read-write access to permanent disk storage, with similar speed of languages accessing temporary random access memory.. This provides tight integration of unlimited applications within a single database, and provides extremely high performance and reliability as an online transaction processing system.
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Rosenthal composed prolifically in many classical genres, including operas, operettas, ballets, 13 works for orchestra, choral works both with orchestra and a cappella, works for solo voice and orchestra, chamber music, and music for voice and piano as well as for solo piano. The wide variety of his work, in terms of both genre and tone, reflects his refusal to accept the stylistic compartmentalization prevalent in Paris in the 1920s. His reputation as a composer was sealed in France with Jeanne d'Arc, first performed in 1936, although this was followed by a production of the light-hearted one-act operetta La Poule Noire of 1937. His best-known compositional work was not his own, the 1938 ballet Gaîté Parisienne orchestrated from operetta selections by Jacques Offenbach (copied manually by assistants who chose them from piano scores they speed-read in the Harvard University music library, the most complete repository of Offenbach scores known at that time).
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He detached and rearranged the Oldsmobile lettering above the grille to spell out slobmodel as a reminder to himself and co-workers of what "bad" auto design meant to their business. In 1959, Oldsmobile models were completely redesigned with a rocket motif from front to rear, as the top of the front fenders had a chrome rocket, while the body-length fins were shaped as rocket exhausts which culminated in a fin-top taillight (concave on the 98 models while convex on the 88 models). The 1959 models also offered several roof treatments, such as the pillared sedan with a fastback rear window and the Holiday SportSedan, which was a flat-roofed pillarless hardtop with wraparound front and rear glass. The 1959 models were marketed as "the linear look", and also featured a bar-graph speedometer which showed a green indicator through , then changed to orange until , then was red above that until the highest speed read by the speedometer, .
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Amongst the useful skills Castle (and to some extent, partner-in-crime Alexis) have acquired are lock picking, safe cracking, fencing, and a basic grounding in forensic science and criminal psychology. Because he's a writer, although he notoriously shirks "boring paperwork," his ability to speed-read allows him to sift through information faster than most of the precinct (a skill Gates puts to use when hunting for a bomber) and he retains almost everything he reads, especially when it comes to case files (making him the closest approximation to an expert when Jerry Tyson, aka 3XK, returns in Season 7 after stealing his entire case file in Season 6). He also has researched crimes and serial killers, such as the original crime spree of serial killer Jerry Tyson aka The Triple Killer or 3XK for When It Comes to Slaughter. In the pilot episode, "Flowers For Your Grave", Castle displays an uncanny knack for behavioral observation when he observes Beckett and is able to accurately profile her, to which a visibly shaken Beckett responds "cute trick".
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