Or maybe right outside, but it was a Baptist church in Texas so essentially the same.

A different great-grandfather was murdered in church by his best friend.

Turns out my great-grandfather, whose background was always a bit murky, abandoned his Jewish family (who eventually had him declared dead) and adopted an entirely new identity, ending up married to an Episcopalian socialite from Nashville and serving as mayor of my hometown in South Texas.

This is the right answer.

It signs well, does it not?

The dreaded justavirus! Hope he feels better soon!

Hearing designation order issued.

If nothing else, you can demonstrate that the way the teacher is using AI is flawed, since the AI is not using the rubric the teacher described to the students! But I am also familiar with the "circle the wagons" mentality in the school district setting, so he just may not care.

If you have a vacuum sealer that allows you to customize the amount of vacuum, you can probably get a good seal without squishing it. Alternatively, use the "gentle" or "wet" setting to achieve the same thing.

It will also require you to enable location information from laptops *IF* you are watching a broadcast channel. Tried to watch a college football on FOX from the UK with a VPN and could not. Was able to watch other games on ESPN and FOX Sports, though.

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"Great! I'd like to schedule an in-person meeting to discuss what you find. When is your conference period? Can we include the assistant principal?"

This is fine, do it, especially if you are the kind of parent that almost never pulls your kid out of school for reasons other than illness.

Bateau/boat neck? That's all that works on me, though the bigger problem with sweaters today is the wide/cropped trend, which is unflattering on just about anyone with boobs.

(Full disclosure: I am an alumna and a trustee.)

Its history is really interesting, if you're into that kind of thing. Perhaps more interesting is what it's doing today to reckon with some of its history. The Roberson Project in particular is worth a look. (robersonproject.sewanee.edu)

It used to (along with engineering, medicine, nursing, and dentistry). It also used to have a competitive football team (as part of the SEC). Both of those things ceased to be true well before it began admitting women, and I'll take that trade-off.

Probably not a lawsuit, but a gnarly enforcement action by the FCC...