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As a teacher of 38 years, mostly grades K-2, I’ve encountered two students I could envision becoming school shooters. The strange thing was that I, personally, almost never had trouble with them. They’d run afoul of their peers, other teachers, and school staff. One boy in particular, was so difficult that he’d have to stay at home if I were absent. At least one parent was required to accompany him on field trips.
As a person who machine sows mostly silk I this video is a glorious find! I had to piece together most of the tips on my own, it's validating to find it in one comprehensive piece. Also, new stuff that I had not given a thought, like considering the difference between woven and unwoven interfacing. Great upload, thank you :D I wish I could give more than 1 thumbs up.
Thank you for preserving and sharing such a valuable resource! This helped me understand the basics of plant breeding in a way that was easy for me to grasp.
The singing is spectacular, it's a shame we can't hear it in its original quality. Still, the ethereal and detached character from the damage adds its won charm that is enjoyable nonetheless.
Whom is that homer the master violinist they are referencing and Mark Edward of the future maybe Ruben Meyer arch nemesis. Maybe sec can help ohio state
The Iowa Supreme Court Case Order No. 19-0127 is retaliation, reprisals of IT’S (Imposters of the “Psychotropic Stakeholders of the Exploitation of MEDICAID PAYING court order 3 Times per week (note courts friendly Psychiatric slanted biased so called evaluation of mental health ) and the Case Order No. 02851 MHMH005069. 12-27/2018 and appeal, Pro Se
Corruption of entire lower to attorney general of Iowa is out of balance even private imposter attorney who abandoned my sworn Counterfeit , trademark and copyright infringements at the Ames Public Library: PROJECT SMYLES, is the Biggest SHAME in U.S.A. The local biker boy killer contractor s for the government is being NAUGHTY
This is a wonderful series, not only a glimpse into history but also a fantastic learning opportunity. Such a shame you can’t get the corresponding learning booklet to go with this. Thank you for sharing this gem.
Indeed, this book proved a milestone in creating positive vibes and has made a valuable contribution in the noble task of building a society based on equality. AS a priest of humanity, I fully appreciate this novel. This video makes the concept very clear from where the hero's journey starts. Jay Hind.....!
This is not animal abuse, although it’s kinda weird to watch it. It’s not meant to hurt the animals, the physiologist knows EXACTLY what he wants to achieve and that it won’t hurt the animal. Yes, it’s unsettling to watch blindfolded cat falling, but we are expecting the reflex to work and it won’t be hurt. In case something is off and the reflex doesn’t work, soft landing place is prepared. Usually scientists treat animals better than people think (there are some bad exceptions tho, sadly). The goal isn’t to hurt the animal or test something potentially hurtful on it, the goal is to see how it’s nervous system works & how it processes information. Thank you for the video, it’s been helpful for my studies and I’m happy that I didn’t have to perform these tasks on my own - i could just watch it here.
Huge thank you for your efforts in posting this wonderful piece of history, and also full of really helpful advice and guidance. I really hope there is more!
