A reminder today @karenandrewsmp under section 195A of Migration Act has the unfettered power to release family on permanent visa back to Biloela. The test is simply is it in “public interest” to do so. We cannot think in 20 years of a stronger example of it being so #hometobilo
@LDLanguages I just used the streaks in Duolingo. It might not be the best tool for language learning, but it's certainly got me hooked on maintaining my streak and doing at least one lesson every day (OK, most days -- I still use streak freezes).
@GrammarTable Estelle: Judy has a 3-year-old son, doesn't she? Or was he two? I can't remember.
Chris: Marcus is three years old, but she also has a two-year-old son.
@MikeyMooseNC @FeldmanAdam@MichiPachirisu Guess you learn something new every day. I'd still never do it myself and would tell people not to use it with me. TBH, I'd probably avoid drag shows where they used the term so frequently because it can be quite triggering.
@GrammarTable Without looking anything up, I'd go with "disjunctive", but that's French, and I'm fairly certain we don't use the same term for English.
@gillianlant @VeroBer45500 @western_health@9NewsMelb Knew I should've waited until today instead of standing in line yesterday for 2 hours. 😂 Oh well, it's done!
Polyglot phones really be like
*Interface in Hungarian*
*Keyboard in Spanish*
*Wallpaper is some verb conjugation*
*YouTube ad in French*
*Glitch shows Korean text somewhere*
*DMs in Chinese*
*Last phonecall in Japanese*
Empty queue lines at the Melbourne Showgrounds COVID vaccination hub right now so, if you’re eligible to be vaccinated, come and get the #jabdone!
Enter Gate 11, Epsom Rd, Ascot Vale.
https://t.co/I8naMWJgYu
@AndyMur88075585 @western_health@SharnelleVella No, no, no. I'm under 40 and phase 1B and had to wait for nearly 2 hours at this same location yesterday. It really depends on when you go. If they open up to under 40s, they need to have a priority queue for earlier phases who weren't able to get Pfizer until recently.
Answer: Karen. "Biweekly" & "bimonthly" are problems. People can't agree on whether bi- indicates 2x per time unit or once every 2 time units. But even if Karen has sushi once every 2 weeks (14 days) & Mabel has sushi twice a month (~once/15 days), Karen still gets more sushi.
@AdamCSchembri Alternatively, the other states/territories have just been exceedingly lucky not to have an outbreak. They're the exception to the rule.
@MichiPachirisu @MikeyMooseNC @FeldmanAdam Agreed. "Queer" would fit well in this context. Or if they wanted to pay homage to Canada's Drag Race, "sissies". I do see the f-word used as a positive term on occasion, but it's quite rare.
@FeldmanAdam I didn't get the translator's notes in the (forced) subtitles when I was watching. I was cringing at the way they translated maricón throughout. As a Spanish translator who happens to be queer, I do not consider that at all appropriate in this context.
AP’s style is now to capitalize Black in a racial, ethnic or cultural sense, conveying an essential and shared sense of history, identity and community among people who identify as Black, including those in the African diaspora and within Africa.