Inspire students by showing some crazy shape poems and suggesting they re-write theirs in shapes afterwards, or read a funny or spooky verse.
They re-wrote core components, wrote a new UI layer based on physics to make gestures feel more "physical and real," he says.
"They re-wrote the rulebook in the late 70s by dragging punk rock to the top of the charts, and their classic songs still sound as fresh as ever today.
Melbourne had suggested that, if anything, Mercedes were even further ahead than they were in 2014, during which they re-wrote many of F1's records for domination.
Once City came back from 2-1 down against 10-man QPR to turn the championship round in injury time, they re-wrote an unexpected chapter in their history, having played the bridesmaid for so long to their city rivals.
Together they re-wrote the story during the meeting to make it fit within the 30 minute long animated episode.
Indeed, they re-wrote history - their own history and that of the civil rights movement - as they endeavored to preserve the last vestiges of white privilege.
Together, they re-wrote the event by transforming, however macabre the play might have appeared, the classroom playhouse corner into a clinic: Dining tables became surgery stations, dolls and stuffed animals were patients; the kids were the docs, nurses and victims, interchangeably.
"Some of them are tremendously pretentious in the way they're written," he said, "tremendously callow, the kind of things that go with youth.
The main danger for many reporters is when they copy directly from the Internet (even if they cite the Internet source, they should re-write in their own words).
As far as I am concerned, they can re-write that song as Come Back to Ravello.
