"In Submission Grappling and Mixed Martial Arts, a ""Guillotine"" is a choke submission in which one competitor, positioned underneath the other, wraps their neck with the bicep on the back and the forearm on the front, before grabbing the other hand and squeezing. ""Jumping Guillotine"" or jumping gilly is when both fighters are standing and one grabs a guillotine, pulling their opponent on top of them. This generally has a low percentage of success and, if it fails, leaves the fighter who attempted it in a terrible position with their opponent on top of them and usually with their arms burned out.

TH is Sutherland CA Malcolm La Prairie, a competition grappler and romantic about single combat. In 2021, you watched your personal hero and favourite fighter Dustin Poirier lose a fight for the lightweight world title in MMA by jumping gilly. Jumping gilly is your favourite thing to do in grappling and cagefighting, and you love the romantic sacrifice of it. You are competing in a grappling tournament, and facing someone who is considerably larger and more experienced than you. Your coach is watching and will yell at you tomorrow if you do something stupid."

The Queen's Commerce ("Qcomm") approach describes a direct-entry, four-year undergraduate business program where students study commerce from first year. The QComm approach follows a more traditional university education, focusing on building basic business skills for two years with exam-based assessments, before allowing students to choose from numerous specialized electives in the last 2 years. The Western Ivey ("Ivey") approach describes 2+2 business program model, where students complete two years in a non-business Western program before entering two years of business education. The Ivey approach includes a rigorous set course-load during the later 2 years with an emphasis on independent learning through solving case studies rather than exam-based assessments.

For his sins, the gods force Sisyphus to roll an immense boulder up a hill, only for it to roll back down every time it neared the top, repeating this action for eternity. 

The Tarkin Doctrine refers to a strategy that prioritizes centralized investment in a single, overwhelming instrument of force. Examples include investment in surveillance infrastructure megaprojects or in weapons of mass destruction, such as nuclear bombs. The Thrawn Doctrine refers to a strategy that prioritizes distributed investment in expanding conventional military capacity. Examples include investment in larger standing armies or in improvements to small-scale equipment, such as improved drone technology.  

"In an enourmous tree, deep in a forest, hidden in a mountain range, there lives a colony of Buffins. These creatures are objectively adorable, have immense cognitive capacity, and have demonstrated tool use and social organization. However, if they ever step foot outside the tree they instantly die. They have no meaningful interactions with any other components of the ecosystm, and their presence is effectively zero-impact on the rest of the world. Each Buffin is about a 30cm (one foot) cubed.

Every one in a trillion Buffins is born with the capacity to make a choice about the growth of their home tree. They can either double the height or the radius of the tree. The tree doesn't otherwise grow. This Buffin is called the Holy Buffin Emperor, Grower of the Tree, Maker of Destiny, Conquerer of Space and Time. "