Surely this time Lucy won't pull the football away

But what does it say about this whole system when we can just click some buttons to create a fictional recommendation as an actual means of determining who is accepted to colleges? Nothing good will come of this.

I'm hoping that my insistence on writing letters about people I know by using my own words will end up as a positive for them ("wow, the teacher seems to have actually written this himself, they must be great!")

I was curious about what kind of crap the rec letter generator would spit out so I asked it to make one (which I did *not* submit) and it basically made the student out to be greater than Einstein and Gandhi, and hallucinated a project that never happened

Maybe Rob Schneider is a 1000 year old vampire?
(No, I still wouldn't watch that movie even if you riffed it.)

I use "radial" to define an axis, and I try to avoid saying "centripetal" because of the historical baggage that makes folks think it's a new force to draw on diagrams. For AP, I will use both terms to describe acceleration but not force.

But also good luck in game 5

I wouldn't drink it at any temperature, but to each their own

Thank you!

I appreciate the effort to help

Does the roller coaster not do that anymore?

The "things implode" I was referring to was political choices by our government, not infection rates. I'm aware of high infection rates

My employer has a flu/Covid shot clinic at work next week, holding out hope that things don't implode in OH within the next week.
I'm glad to hear the 11 yo was easy; I've been worried about being able to get my kids' shots

Ohio is an uphill climb to vote in a candidate who's not a complete ghoul, but I'm not going to roll over and give up in advance

Gotcha. I'm focusing on the thread by a candidate for governor who is married to a public school teacher and who supports public educ5

Why a sad face for having the potential for a governor who won't sabotage public education?