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  1. #Bourse aux #velo d #occasion #revise

    Samedi 30 mai 2026, Place de la République, Draveil (91) 🇫🇷

    Règlement en flashant le flash code.

  2. #Bourse aux #velo d #occasion #revise

    Samedi 30 mai 2026, Place de la République, Draveil (91) 🇫🇷

    Règlement en flashant le flash code.

  3. #Bourse aux #velo d #occasion #revise

    Samedi 30 mai 2026, Place de la République, Draveil (91) 🇫🇷

    Règlement en flashant le flash code.

  4. #Bourse aux #velo d #occasion #revise

    Samedi 30 mai 2026, Place de la République, Draveil (91) 🇫🇷

    Règlement en flashant le flash code.

  5. 2/2
    La bonne cause : le plateau Discovery One avec le vaisseau nettoyé et adapté. Et les modules 3D marvanisés (ref. au dessinateur Marvano).

    #j2s #design #designedbyAcritarche #ReVisE

  6. 2/2
    La bonne cause : le plateau Discovery One avec le vaisseau nettoyé et adapté. Et les modules 3D marvanisés (ref. au dessinateur Marvano).

    #j2s #design #designedbyAcritarche #ReVisE

  7. 2/2
    La bonne cause : le plateau Discovery One avec le vaisseau nettoyé et adapté. Et les modules 3D marvanisés (ref. au dessinateur Marvano).

    #j2s #design #designedbyAcritarche #ReVisE

  8. 2/2
    La bonne cause : le plateau Discovery One avec le vaisseau nettoyé et adapté. Et les modules 3D marvanisés (ref. au dessinateur Marvano).

    #j2s #design #designedbyAcritarche #ReVisE

  9. Japan to revise investment rules for startups to woo foreign capital

    Startups Young companies can pursue M&As in stead of IPOs to recoup investor funds People gather at Tech Hub Yokohama, an innovation center for startups. Japan is seeking to bring its guidelines for startups and venture capit…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #capital #Foreign #investment #JapanTopics #news #revise #rules #startups #Woo
    alojapan.com/1372189/japan-to-

  10. Japan to revise investment rules for startups to woo foreign capital

    Startups Young companies can pursue M&As in stead of IPOs to recoup investor funds People gather at Tech Hub Yokohama, an innovation center for startups. Japan is seeking to bring its guidelines for startups and venture capit…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #capital #Foreign #investment #JapanTopics #news #revise #rules #startups #Woo
    alojapan.com/1372189/japan-to-

  11. alojapan.com/1372189/japan-to- Japan to revise investment rules for startups to woo foreign capital #capital #Foreign #investment #Japan #JapanNews #JapanTopics #news #revise #rules #startups #Woo Startups Young companies can pursue M&As in stead of IPOs to recoup investor funds People gather at Tech Hub Yokohama, an innovation center for startups. Japan is seeking to bring its guidelines for startups and venture capital more in line with international standards. (Photo ob

  12. alojapan.com/1372189/japan-to- Japan to revise investment rules for startups to woo foreign capital #capital #Foreign #investment #Japan #JapanNews #JapanTopics #news #revise #rules #startups #Woo Startups Young companies can pursue M&As in stead of IPOs to recoup investor funds People gather at Tech Hub Yokohama, an innovation center for startups. Japan is seeking to bring its guidelines for startups and venture capital more in line with international standards. (Photo ob

  13. RegEx for Speedy Story Revision

    Here are the current iteration of these two RegEx search strings. I will update this post to keep it up to date. The \b requires a beginning- or end-of-word to maximize exact matches. The (?: ) is a non-replacing grouping for multiple words with similar issues, and for he/she matches. Depending on your writing, you may want to change the pronouns to he|she|it|they. Both RegEx rely on NOT selecting Case Sensitive for searches.

    • Negative Protection and Homonyms:

    can\b|can't|can not|could\b|couldn't|cannot|shall\b|shan'|shall not|shoud\b|shouldn't|should not|would not|\bwould\b|\bwouldn't|\bwith\b|without|write\b|\bright|lead\b|\bled\b|lede|choose|chose|lose|loose

    • Weasel and Hedge Words:

    ly\b|\babout\b|almost|already|barely|\bbit\b|begin|\bbegan\b|\can|certain|generally|\bguess|\bjust\b|kind|\blike|maybe|mostly|near|course|pretty|perhaps|possibly|potentially|really|probably|\bseem|\bsome\b|sort|start|\bstill\b|surprisingly|suppose|\bthink\b|usually|could|\bsaw\b|\bheard\b|\bfelt\b|\bknew\b|\bread\b|noticed|recognized|\band\b|\bbut\b|(?:I|he|she) could (?:see|hear|taste|touch)|(?:I|he|she) (?:saw|hear|knew|read|felt|noticed|recognized) that|you can|made certain

    If you use #Scrivener, this is the procedure for turning these searches into Binder/Left-sidebar buttons on the Mac, though probably similar on Windows:

    1. Click the combo-button for Search.
    2. Select Search in Project.
    3. Copy-Paste a RegEx string and press Enter.
    4. Note to the left inside the search control there is a magnifier and a combo-button. Open it. Select at minimum RegEx. I also select the name of my drafts folder, which is Manuscript, and Text so only what I want to revise is shown in the binder. Turn off Case Sensitive if on.
    5. Click Save Search as Collection.
    6. Provide a name in the dialog (it initially displays the RegEx string).
    7. Click View > Binder (if not already check marked).
    8. Click View > Collections (if not already check marked).

    If you need to update a collection, use this procedure:

    1. Click the RegEx search collection in the binder. This displays it in the search control.
    2. Copy it from the search control.
    3. Press the minus button in the + - shown to the right of Collections. This deletes only the selected existing search collection. There is no way to directly update a search collection.
    4. Paste your revision.
    5. Follow the first set of instructions to recreate the collection.

    On the iPad and iPhone, RegEx search exists but only finds a single word or phrase at a time. Disappointing, but it works. You will find RegEx which you tap gear icon when using Find. You can't save the search, but I put it in the Notes app so I can reference it easily.

    The image shows Weasel and Hedge Words in use. In the top left, you'll see the search box with the RegEx, and below it my two collections which are titled 🔍Positives and Negatives and 🔍Weasel and Hedge Words. Note the highlights. Desktop Scrivener shows all matches, making quick review and revision a snap. I've added "and" and "but" and "ly" to highlight overuse of conjunctions and adverbs. There's also double-word error highlighted.

    May your editing, revising, and review be simple and swift!

    #BoostingIsSharing

    #Writer #Author #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #Revise #Revision #Editing #RegEx #search

  14. RegEx for Speedy Story Revision

    Here are the current iteration of these two RegEx search strings. I will update this post to keep it up to date. The \b requires a beginning- or end-of-word to maximize exact matches. The (?: ) is a non-replacing grouping for multiple words with similar issues, and for he/she matches. Depending on your writing, you may want to change the pronouns to he|she|it|they. Both RegEx rely on NOT selecting Case Sensitive for searches.

    • Negative Protection and Homonyms:

    can\b|can't|can not|could\b|couldn't|cannot|shall\b|shan'|shall not|shoud\b|shouldn't|should not|would not|\bwould\b|\bwouldn't|\bwith\b|without|write\b|\bright|lead\b|\bled\b|lede|choose|chose|lose|loose

    • Weasel and Hedge Words:

    ly\b|\babout\b|almost|already|barely|\bbit\b|begin|\bbegan\b|\can|certain|generally|\bguess|\bjust\b|kind|\blike|maybe|mostly|near|course|pretty|perhaps|possibly|potentially|really|probably|\bseem|\bsome\b|sort|start|\bstill\b|surprisingly|suppose|\bthink\b|usually|could|\bsaw\b|\bheard\b|\bfelt\b|\bknew\b|\bread\b|noticed|recognized|\band\b|\bbut\b|(?:I|he|she) could (?:see|hear|taste|touch)|(?:I|he|she) (?:saw|hear|knew|read|felt|noticed|recognized) that|you can|made certain

    If you use #Scrivener, this is the procedure for turning these searches into Binder/Left-sidebar buttons on the Mac, though probably similar on Windows:

    1. Click the combo-button for Search.
    2. Select Search in Project.
    3. Copy-Paste a RegEx string and press Enter.
    4. Note to the left inside the search control there is a magnifier and a combo-button. Open it. Select at minimum RegEx. I also select the name of my drafts folder, which is Manuscript, and Text so only what I want to revise is shown in the binder. Turn off Case Sensitive if on.
    5. Click Save Search as Collection.
    6. Provide a name in the dialog (it initially displays the RegEx string).
    7. Click View > Binder (if not already check marked).
    8. Click View > Collections (if not already check marked).

    If you need to update a collection, use this procedure:

    1. Click the RegEx search collection in the binder. This displays it in the search control.
    2. Copy it from the search control.
    3. Press the minus button in the + - shown to the right of Collections. This deletes only the selected existing search collection. There is no way to directly update a search collection.
    4. Paste your revision.
    5. Follow the first set of instructions to recreate the collection.

    On the iPad and iPhone, RegEx search exists but only finds a single word or phrase at a time. Disappointing, but it works. You will find RegEx which you tap gear icon when using Find. You can't save the search, but I put it in the Notes app so I can reference it easily.

    The image shows Weasel and Hedge Words in use. In the top left, you'll see the search box with the RegEx, and below it my two collections which are titled 🔍Positives and Negatives and 🔍Weasel and Hedge Words. Note the highlights. Desktop Scrivener shows all matches, making quick review and revision a snap. I've added "and" and "but" and "ly" to highlight overuse of conjunctions and adverbs. There's also double-word error highlighted.

    May your editing, revising, and review be simple and swift!

    #BoostingIsSharing

    #Writer #Author #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #Revise #Revision #Editing #RegEx #search

  15. RegEx for Speedy Story Revision

    Here are the current iteration of these two RegEx search strings. I will update this post to keep it up to date. The \b requires a beginning- or end-of-word to maximize exact matches. The (?: ) is a non-replacing grouping for multiple words with similar issues, and for he/she matches. Depending on your writing, you may want to change the pronouns to he|she|it|they. Both RegEx rely on NOT selecting Case Sensitive for searches.

    • Negative Protection and Homonyms:

    can\b|can't|can not|could\b|couldn't|cannot|shall\b|shan'|shall not|shoud\b|shouldn't|should not|would not|\bwould\b|\bwouldn't|\bwith\b|without|write\b|\bright|lead\b|\bled\b|lede|choose|chose|lose|loose

    • Weasel and Hedge Words:

    ly\b|\babout\b|almost|already|barely|\bbit\b|begin|\bbegan\b|\can|certain|generally|\bguess|\bjust\b|kind|\blike|maybe|mostly|near|course|pretty|perhaps|possibly|potentially|really|probably|\bseem|\bsome\b|sort|start|\bstill\b|surprisingly|suppose|\bthink\b|usually|could|\bsaw\b|\bheard\b|\bfelt\b|\bknew\b|\bread\b|noticed|recognized|\band\b|\bbut\b|(?:I|he|she) could (?:see|hear|taste|touch)|(?:I|he|she) (?:saw|hear|knew|read|felt|noticed|recognized) that|you can|made certain

    If you use #Scrivener, this is the procedure for turning these searches into Binder/Left-sidebar buttons on the Mac, though probably similar on Windows:

    1. Click the combo-button for Search.
    2. Select Search in Project.
    3. Copy-Paste a RegEx string and press Enter.
    4. Note to the left inside the search control there is a magnifier and a combo-button. Open it. Select at minimum RegEx. I also select the name of my drafts folder, which is Manuscript, and Text so only what I want to revise is shown in the binder. Turn off Case Sensitive if on.
    5. Click Save Search as Collection.
    6. Provide a name in the dialog (it initially displays the RegEx string).
    7. Click View > Binder (if not already check marked).
    8. Click View > Collections (if not already check marked).

    If you need to update a collection, use this procedure:

    1. Click the RegEx search collection in the binder. This displays it in the search control.
    2. Copy it from the search control.
    3. Press the minus button in the + - shown to the right of Collections. This deletes only the selected existing search collection. There is no way to directly update a search collection.
    4. Paste your revision.
    5. Follow the first set of instructions to recreate the collection.

    On the iPad and iPhone, RegEx search exists but only finds a single word or phrase at a time. Disappointing, but it works. You will find RegEx which you tap gear icon when using Find. You can't save the search, but I put it in the Notes app so I can reference it easily.

    The image shows Weasel and Hedge Words in use. In the top left, you'll see the search box with the RegEx, and below it my two collections which are titled 🔍Positives and Negatives and 🔍Weasel and Hedge Words. Note the highlights. Desktop Scrivener shows all matches, making quick review and revision a snap. I've added "and" and "but" and "ly" to highlight overuse of conjunctions and adverbs. There's also double-word error highlighted.

    May your editing, revising, and review be simple and swift!

    #BoostingIsSharing

    #Writer #Author #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #Revise #Revision #Editing #RegEx #search

  16. RegEx for Speedy Story Revision

    Here are the current iteration of these two RegEx search strings. I will update this post to keep it up to date. The \b requires a beginning- or end-of-word to maximize exact matches. The (?: ) is a non-replacing grouping for multiple words with similar issues, and for he/she matches. Depending on your writing, you may want to change the pronouns to he|she|it|they. Both RegEx rely on NOT selecting Case Sensitive for searches.

    • Negative Protection and Homonyms:

    can\b|can't|can not|could\b|couldn't|cannot|shall\b|shan'|shall not|shoud\b|shouldn't|should not|would not|\bwould\b|\bwouldn't|\bwith\b|without|write\b|\bright|lead\b|\bled\b|lede|choose|chose|lose|loose

    • Weasel and Hedge Words:

    ly\b|\babout\b|almost|already|barely|\bbit\b|begin|\bbegan\b|\can|certain|generally|\bguess|\bjust\b|kind|\blike|maybe|mostly|near|course|pretty|perhaps|possibly|potentially|really|probably|\bseem|\bsome\b|sort|start|\bstill\b|surprisingly|suppose|\bthink\b|usually|could|\bsaw\b|\bheard\b|\bfelt\b|\bknew\b|\bread\b|noticed|recognized|\band\b|\bbut\b|(?:I|he|she) could (?:see|hear|taste|touch)|(?:I|he|she) (?:saw|hear|knew|read|felt|noticed|recognized) that|you can|made certain

    If you use #Scrivener, this is the procedure for turning these searches into Binder/Left-sidebar buttons on the Mac, though probably similar on Windows:

    1. Click the combo-button for Search.
    2. Select Search in Project.
    3. Copy-Paste a RegEx string and press Enter.
    4. Note to the left inside the search control there is a magnifier and a combo-button. Open it. Select at minimum RegEx. I also select the name of my drafts folder, which is Manuscript, and Text so only what I want to revise is shown in the binder. Turn off Case Sensitive if on.
    5. Click Save Search as Collection.
    6. Provide a name in the dialog (it initially displays the RegEx string).
    7. Click View > Binder (if not already check marked).
    8. Click View > Collections (if not already check marked).

    If you need to update a collection, use this procedure:

    1. Click the RegEx search collection in the binder. This displays it in the search control.
    2. Copy it from the search control.
    3. Press the minus button in the + - shown to the right of Collections. This deletes only the selected existing search collection. There is no way to directly update a search collection.
    4. Paste your revision.
    5. Follow the first set of instructions to recreate the collection.

    On the iPad and iPhone, RegEx search exists but only finds a single word or phrase at a time. Disappointing, but it works. You will find RegEx which you tap gear icon when using Find. You can't save the search, but I put it in the Notes app so I can reference it easily.

    The image shows Weasel and Hedge Words in use. In the top left, you'll see the search box with the RegEx, and below it my two collections which are titled 🔍Positives and Negatives and 🔍Weasel and Hedge Words. Note the highlights. Desktop Scrivener shows all matches, making quick review and revision a snap. I've added "and" and "but" and "ly" to highlight overuse of conjunctions and adverbs. There's also double-word error highlighted.

    May your editing, revising, and review be simple and swift!

    #BoostingIsSharing

    #Writer #Author #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #Revise #Revision #Editing #RegEx #search

  17. RegEx for Speedy Story Revision

    Here are the current iteration of these two RegEx search strings. I will update this post to keep it up to date. The \b requires a beginning- or end-of-word to maximize exact matches. The (?: ) is a non-replacing grouping for multiple words with similar issues, and for he/she matches. Depending on your writing, you may want to change the pronouns to he|she|it|they. Both RegEx rely on NOT selecting Case Sensitive for searches.

    • Negative Protection and Homonyms:

    can\b|can't|can not|could\b|couldn't|cannot|shall\b|shan'|shall not|shoud\b|shouldn't|should not|would not|\bwould\b|\bwouldn't|\bwith\b|without|write\b|\bright|lead\b|\bled\b|lede|choose|chose|lose|loose

    • Weasel and Hedge Words:

    ly\b|\babout\b|almost|already|barely|\bbit\b|begin|\bbegan\b|\can|certain|generally|\bguess|\bjust\b|kind|\blike|maybe|mostly|near|course|pretty|perhaps|possibly|potentially|really|probably|\bseem|\bsome\b|sort|start|\bstill\b|surprisingly|suppose|\bthink\b|usually|could|\bsaw\b|\bheard\b|\bfelt\b|\bknew\b|\bread\b|noticed|recognized|\band\b|\bbut\b|(?:I|he|she) could (?:see|hear|taste|touch)|(?:I|he|she) (?:saw|hear|knew|read|felt|noticed|recognized) that|you can|made certain

    If you use #Scrivener, this is the procedure for turning these searches into Binder/Left-sidebar buttons on the Mac, though probably similar on Windows:

    1. Click the combo-button for Search.
    2. Select Search in Project.
    3. Copy-Paste a RegEx string and press Enter.
    4. Note to the left inside the search control there is a magnifier and a combo-button. Open it. Select at minimum RegEx. I also select the name of my drafts folder, which is Manuscript, and Text so only what I want to revise is shown in the binder. Turn off Case Sensitive if on.
    5. Click Save Search as Collection.
    6. Provide a name in the dialog (it initially displays the RegEx string).
    7. Click View > Binder (if not already check marked).
    8. Click View > Collections (if not already check marked).

    If you need to update a collection, use this procedure:

    1. Click the RegEx search collection in the binder. This displays it in the search control.
    2. Copy it from the search control.
    3. Press the minus button in the + - shown to the right of Collections. This deletes only the selected existing search collection. There is no way to directly update a search collection.
    4. Paste your revision.
    5. Follow the first set of instructions to recreate the collection.

    On the iPad and iPhone, RegEx search exists but only finds a single word or phrase at a time. Disappointing, but it works. You will find RegEx which you tap gear icon when using Find. You can't save the search, but I put it in the Notes app so I can reference it easily.

    The image shows Weasel and Hedge Words in use. In the top left, you'll see the search box with the RegEx, and below it my two collections which are titled 🔍Positives and Negatives and 🔍Weasel and Hedge Words. Note the highlights. Desktop Scrivener shows all matches, making quick review and revision a snap. I've added "and" and "but" and "ly" to highlight overuse of conjunctions and adverbs. There's also double-word error highlighted.

    May your editing, revising, and review be simple and swift!

    #BoostingIsSharing

    #Writer #Author #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #Revise #Revision #Editing #RegEx #search

  18. A quotation from Horace

    Use both ends of the pencil if you hope
    to write what gets read twice.
     
    [Saepe stilum vertas, iterum quae digna legi sint
    scripturus.]

    Horace (65-8 BC) Roman poet, satirist, soldier, politician [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]
    Satires [Saturae, Sermones], Book 1, # 10, “Nempe incomposito,” l. 72ff (1.10.72-73) (35 BC) [tr. Matthews (2002)]

    Sourcing, notes, alternate translations: wist.info/horace/75466/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #author #edit #editing #pencil #rereading #revise #revision #revising #writer #writing

  19. A quotation from Horace

    Use both ends of the pencil if you hope
    to write what gets read twice.
     
    [Saepe stilum vertas, iterum quae digna legi sint
    scripturus.]

    Horace (65-8 BC) Roman poet, satirist, soldier, politician [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]
    Satires [Saturae, Sermones], Book 1, # 10, “Nempe incomposito,” l. 72ff (1.10.72-73) (35 BC) [tr. Matthews (2002)]

    Sourcing, notes, alternate translations: wist.info/horace/75466/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #author #edit #editing #pencil #rereading #revise #revision #revising #writer #writing

  20. So what would it take to publish a paper here on mastodon and do public peer review? Just an agreement to use a few hashtags like #Paper, and in replies things like #PeerReview, #Accept, #Revise, #Reject? Some automatically generated web and pdf output summarising the thread? Submission to something like Zenodo to give a DOI? Linking user accounts to orcid to verify identity? Only real problem I see is that even with markdown and LaTeX, Mastodon posts are not well suited for longer posts with multiple figures etc. Maybe fine for short results though?

  21. So what would it take to publish a paper here on mastodon and do public peer review? Just an agreement to use a few hashtags like #Paper, and in replies things like #PeerReview, #Accept, #Revise, #Reject? Some automatically generated web and pdf output summarising the thread? Submission to something like Zenodo to give a DOI? Linking user accounts to orcid to verify identity? Only real problem I see is that even with markdown and LaTeX, Mastodon posts are not well suited for longer posts with multiple figures etc. Maybe fine for short results though?

  22. So what would it take to publish a paper here on mastodon and do public peer review? Just an agreement to use a few hashtags like #Paper, and in replies things like #PeerReview, #Accept, #Revise, #Reject? Some automatically generated web and pdf output summarising the thread? Submission to something like Zenodo to give a DOI? Linking user accounts to orcid to verify identity? Only real problem I see is that even with markdown and LaTeX, Mastodon posts are not well suited for longer posts with multiple figures etc. Maybe fine for short results though?

  23. So what would it take to publish a paper here on mastodon and do public peer review? Just an agreement to use a few hashtags like #Paper, and in replies things like #PeerReview, #Accept, #Revise, #Reject? Some automatically generated web and pdf output summarising the thread? Submission to something like Zenodo to give a DOI? Linking user accounts to orcid to verify identity? Only real problem I see is that even with markdown and LaTeX, Mastodon posts are not well suited for longer posts with multiple figures etc. Maybe fine for short results though?

  24. So what would it take to publish a paper here on mastodon and do public peer review? Just an agreement to use a few hashtags like #Paper, and in replies things like #PeerReview, #Accept, #Revise, #Reject? Some automatically generated web and pdf output summarising the thread? Submission to something like Zenodo to give a DOI? Linking user accounts to orcid to verify identity? Only real problem I see is that even with markdown and LaTeX, Mastodon posts are not well suited for longer posts with multiple figures etc. Maybe fine for short results though?

  25. What is "listening to chapters I am final polishing for publ read to my on my iPhone as I do my weight training" ?

    Sunday afternoon for 200...

    #Writing #Writers #Author #Writer #Revise #Revising #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #BoostingIsSharing #Jeopardy

  26. What is "listening to chapters I am final polishing for publ read to my on my iPhone as I do my weight training" ?

    Sunday afternoon for 200...

    #Writing #Writers #Author #Writer #Revise #Revising #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #BoostingIsSharing #Jeopardy

  27. What is "listening to chapters I am final polishing for publ read to my on my iPhone as I do my weight training" ?

    Sunday afternoon for 200...

    #Writing #Writers #Author #Writer #Revise #Revising #WritingCommunity #WritersOfMastodon #BoostingIsSharing #Jeopardy

  28. I haven't done much studying (or 'revising' if you're from the UK like me) in my life, and so I don't really have a great grasp on where to start.

    Then there's also the fact that I have ADHD, I'm autistic, and I have various physical health things.

    If anyone has any tips on how to study, or how to figure out how you as an individual study best, that would be very helpful!

    I am trying to learn French and it's going okay but I want to step it up a bit

    #ADHD #autism #study #revise #learning

  29. I haven't done much studying (or 'revising' if you're from the UK like me) in my life, and so I don't really have a great grasp on where to start.

    Then there's also the fact that I have ADHD, I'm autistic, and I have various physical health things.

    If anyone has any tips on how to study, or how to figure out how you as an individual study best, that would be very helpful!

    I am trying to learn French and it's going okay but I want to step it up a bit

    #ADHD #autism #study #revise #learning