This week we take a break from usage and language to get some tips from Paul on photography. This time the focus is troubleshooting.

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This week we conclude our discussion of antiquated disease names.

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Photo of the Week: St. Catherine

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This week we continue to explore antiquated terms for diseases, not all of which are, unfortunately, antiquated themselves.

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How about another round of antiquated disease names, not all of which are all that pleasant?

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Do you even want to listen? We talk about terms we used to use for various diseases, not all of which are entirely pleasant. You’ve been warned . . .

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We conclude our discussion on contranyms, words that can mean two very different things.

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We continue our discussion on contranyms, words that can mean two very different things.

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We continue our discussion on contranyms, words that can mean two very different things.

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Words whose meanings can be contradictory—sometimes called contranyms, autoantonyms, antagonyms, or Janus words—are this week’s topic.

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This week we talk more about photography, with the focus on photographing people.

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