@_rnbrewer Yep…used to be more like 115 but I graduated a lot
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@_rnbrewer Yep…used to be more like 115 but I graduated a lot
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INFO - I’ve decided to start using military etiquette in all my electronic information.
Background: I advise ~100 MS/Cert students + oversee 11 thesis I can receive 100’s of email a day. I wrote almost 1000 messages this year. I read an article about it and it sounded good.
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@KevinACross @eric_hontz We moved from Patterson Park to Mt Washington. I literally had to be dragged kicking and screaming even though all the city-proper progress was slowly disappearing and I wouldn’t acknowledge that.
Up here, we walk to school, take the light rail and park under our car port.
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I hope they release Virtual Tennis is just red and black colors. https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/6/18254019/nintendo-labo-vr-kit-switch
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@Noleli BBEdit FTW. Also because I’ve been using it since 1997 when I won a free copy with Dreamweaver 1.0 at Internet World.
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RT @kalanigordon: Baltimoreβs elections are disproportionately influenced by campaign donors who are white, wealthy and not city residents,β¦
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@ianpowerOMG Why are there so many guitars????? https://t.co/ZGvMrYMrAB
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@ianpowerOMG Then there’s these two. Should I wonder why they’re such hard asses? Should I be concerned with the lurching boy’s well-being? https://t.co/wQrSrHonls
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@ianpowerOMG Did you watch the video recently? I get the white hair and birth marks. But the kid who felt the spirit was worse than that? For 20 years I thought the kid puked in church…I consulted with the oracle Yahoo answers who says “lurched” means moved by the holy spirit.
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As .@wasbuxton talks about when he discusses the long-nose of innovation, the financial success of Fortnite due to paid cosmetic upgrades was really predicated by SecondLife 15 years ago. The world wasn’t ready for it. https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/3/18246868/attention-economy-fortnite-advertising-user-engagement
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