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I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for this video alongside everything else you do and have done for the students at SPSCC. I know you mean well.
no visual indication on a display is not an acceptable test for power, you need to use a meter that you have confirmed on another live circuit. there are specialized indicators that are rated for voltage confirmation but just a led numerical display is not
Our Aria have grown so much in her walk and academically. We give God all the glory . All we can say is Look At God!. Our baby is walking into all spaces letting people know that God sent her. Praying always.
I had tears in my eyes when I watched this video. I know your love to the students is from the bottom of your heart. You see them as your own kids. You are not only a responsible counselor to what you do, you are also an inspiration to the kids on who they want to be.
PS. I have (well had as he passed away this year) a twin brother too so I love seeing how close you are. And I’m female so it was a similar brother/sister thing.
Although you don’t know me, I held you both on the day you were born and a number of times after that for the first year of your life. I love seeing what wonderful people you are now. Your parents should be very proud.
Ese atuendo me vuelve loco BIGASSS.Uno loco contigo y tienes ese cuerpo curvilíneo, hiciste un buen trabajo modelándolo también. También me gusta el último atuendo. Me encantay cómo los cinturones de liga se.
This is a super well done video covering everything one needs to know about changing kiln elements. Even better as the demonstration model is exactly the same as our kiln. Thanks!
I have attended the MLK event for many years...at each of the locations which Ms Barbara mentions! Always inspiring. I want to say too that a highlight has been meeting some of the Thurston Group of Washington State awardees. What bright lights! Young adults whose career path was launched thanks to Thurston Group and the trust that the Clarksons have in them! I encourage your support! KBF
I think that there needs to be a CCS class more geared towards people with learning disorders like ADHD or autism, because there's a lot of differences in how we interact with working and are able to manage our time. Most of the things I've been "taught" so far have been things that don't apply very well to my situation. I don't doubt that they are helpful for others, but the lack of material designed more for people like me is a little tiring. The most helpful methods of time management I have learned have come from either living my life and adapting as I go, or from others with similar experiences, mostly other people with ADHD. I think it would benefit a lot of students if there was a CCS class taught by someone with knowledge and experience with learning disorders and ADHD, more geared towards helping those types of students.
