LizNeeley

@LizNeeley

Founder & CEO of Speaker, trainer, scholar in . She/her. Married to

Washington DC area
LiminalCreations.com
Joined November 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    14 hours ago

    Friends, if you want to make space to write more this year, join us each Friday at 10am ET. DM for link. Our session was inspired by & has spun off at least one other group. We work for two quiet hours together, with a mid-point check-in. See you there?

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  2. 12 hours ago

    With my fingers slightly misplaced, I just mistyped 2022 as "woww" ...fitting!

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  3. Retweeted
    16 hours ago

    Let us remember this lesson; it applies to much more than the current crisis.

    Every disruption you will suffer due to omicron -- from the most trivial to the most severe -- will be due to the fact that we believed we could save ourselves while leaving others behind.
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  4. Jan 3

    A good day. A snow day.

    A black corgi stares at the camera, his whiskers and fur all icy and full of snow
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  5. Dec 31

    Happy New Year, friends. You are wonderful, thank you for making it through the hard months past. For now, I hope you rest.

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  6. Retweeted
    25 Dec 2021

    Don’t forget that you’re already enough, that you’re whole and holy, and that your value and worth is not determined by those who have been least kind to you. Rather the contrary. ❤️

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  7. Retweeted
    20 Dec 2021

    PSA Non- racial slur options when singing that chestnuts roasting on an open fire song: And folx dressed up… • to play in snow • their smiles a-glow • (4 syllable phrase ending in oh sound) ❤️🦭❤️

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  8. 17 Dec 2021

    Are they… A) founding a new startup? B) dropping a new album? C) up to something else Am so glad to have a big, furry guest for the holidays.

    Two dogs posing on a couch. Both are black and white and tan. One is a Bernese Mountain Dog, the other is a corgi. They are facing the camera and look very serious, but awkwardly posed.
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  9. 17 Dec 2021

    She started nursing school in January 2020. She got COVID in March 2020. She dealt with months and months of long COVID. And yet, here she is: top of the class. I'm floored.

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  10. 17 Dec 2021

    Sitting at my laptop, watching my sister give the graduation speech to her cohort of nurses. Crying with pride over you, Meg Hamilton.

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  11. 17 Dec 2021

    The truest things are often complicated, but in some rare, beautiful moments they can be simple. you are an extraordinary human. I am grateful for every moment of your life that brought you here, and every second ahead of us. Happy birthday.

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  12. 17 Dec 2021

    One year ago, Ed was hoping that we’d be having a party today. We are, it’s just …different than what we’d hoped. He wrote about our decision-making process -

    I turn 40 a year today, and I’m gently hopeful about being able to have a party by then.
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  13. Retweeted
    16 Dec 2021

    Our new paper in PSPI is out! extensively reviews 'The Science of Visual Data Communication: What Works.' *This* is the paper I always wanted to read, and I'm thrilled to have worked with such a great team on this important project.

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  14. 16 Dec 2021

    Friends, things are getting worse again, really fast. The timing for the holidays is gut-wrenching. We have cancelled plans. You might not, but we all need to react to this & do what we can to protect our families, friends, and neighbors: masks, ventilation, testing & vaccines

    The big problem is Omicron’s incredible speed. It's VERY good at spreading, due to some unclear combo of inherent transmissibility and/or skill at dodging immune defenses. Bottom line: There’s about to be a huge wave of Omicron infections. 5/
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  15. Retweeted
    15 Dec 2021

    bell hooks was an extraordinary writer, thinker, and scholar who gave us new language with which to make sense of the world around us. Her work was imbued with a deep commitment to truth-telling, but also with a profound sense of care and love for community. She was a treasure.

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  16. Retweeted
    15 Dec 2021

    “Our findings did not support the general assumption that narratives were more effective than non-narrative messages.” Relevant for practice, at least if the intent is persuasion.

    Happy to see this project published open access :) Together with Jeff Niederdeppe and Jiawei Liu from , I shed light on the role of prior attitudes in narrative persuasion:
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  17. Retweeted
    15 Dec 2021

    “Twitter incentivizes its users to take trust falls, and then it rewards other users for blocking the catch. Twitter is a technology finely tuned to call forth, and then crush, intimacy.”

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  18. Retweeted
    13 Dec 2021

    I don't know who needs to hear this but you're doing amazing, please be kind to yourself. You've been in survival mode during a global pandemic (& other global / national crises) for nearly 2 years now & still managed to show up, take care of yourself, work &/or support others.👏🏽

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    13 Dec 2021

    Tis' the season for making syllabi! "Decolonizing your syllabus is different than including some Indigenous writers on the schedule...But there are anticolonial things you can do– things that aim to stop the reproduction of colonialism in the classroom."

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  20. 11 Dec 2021

    In case you’re worried seeing bits & pieces like this, here’s a civilian-level update on the …catastrophic? Java vulnerability:

    Gentle reminder that if your work does anything with computers (lol), the coming week is likely to contain some form or nightmare horror-terror for you, your IT & security teams, and your customers/clients/end users. Good luck. Be kind.
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