@StrangerJosh11 This would have been around 8:30 central time. After the second plane had already hit. By the time our 10 minute break was up, we returned to class and the teacher had rolled the TV in. We watched live for the entirety of the day. Every single class
@StrangerJosh11 Junior in high school. Music appreciation class had just started when the teacher was interrupted by another staff member. They whispered for a bit, teacher told us to go on break. We were confused but not concerned. While grabbing snacks, someone mentioned a plane hit the WTC.
@soni_jyoti_ In what world does any report take 2 hours to run? Unless you are manually pulling data, from dozens of sources, then organizing said data manually…running a report takes seconds. And Gen Z wouldnt know how to manually pull data. They have had automation since they were born.
@_AnonHater_ Birria tacos. 3 times a week in this house. Kids don’t care for them so I make them chicken quesadillas. But the husband and I are on a taco kick
@shaelynb@NBCNews Fairly simply. I assume she had a cervical cerclage. This procedure requires modified bedrest or it has a much higher chance of failure. The fetus was not far enough along to live outside the womb. Forcing her to break bedrest, caused the cerclage to fail and to deliver too early
@RepSwalwell Now they will know what it’s like to live in let’s say….Missouri. Democrats have almost no representation and the Republican majority overturns everything that legally passed on the ballot. Our votes do not matter. Hell, even republican votes do not matter here.
@ChildHealthhero@Dressme32 It can also be metabolic disorders such as MCADD, these are typically tested for during newborn screening, however those tests do not come back for a 4 days to a week. My boys both have MCADD, but in a weird lucky way, were premature so they were monitored very closely
@lindsaybitcoin Depends on the commute. My current job, I am fully remote. But my office is 1.5 hours away. So if they doubled my salary for 5 days a week in office, I would pass. 3 hours of my day commuting would leave zero time with my children during the week. My priority will always be them
@PatronGoldQueen@PopBase Because tube removal reduces risk of uterine cancer significantly? some women choose to stop having children, even while being in a committed relationship, especially after a certain age. Birth control is not always effective
@brett0769 @mariashriver That is incorrect. He was seeking BILLIONS. 16 million is just them throwing pennies at him to be able move on. A lengthy litigation would have cost them far more than 16 million. Companies weigh cost of litigation against what they can settle for and choose the lesser
@LangmanVince People join cults because they are manipulated into believing the promises. Some, wake up once their own personal redline is crossed. All cults lose members when those redlines are crossed. Only the weak remain.
@MyHeartAmerica@WallStreetApes Data obfuscation, can always be tracked to an individual if a person is clever enough. While it does allow for a certain, and legal, layer of protection it is never 100%. DNA is such a sensitive piece of data, it can always be traced to an individual.
@kvetchbian Funny. I tested this and used AI to write an entire paper. Grammarly said it was 96% AI. Turnitin said 2% AI. I got an A on it. That’s the problem with AI being used to determine AI. Human oversight is needed in all instances. Sounds like your college and professors are lazy.
@_mementomari I implore people to read the data privacy statements of any platform they use that utilizes AI. With congress attempting to bar states from enacting any regulations on data privacy, AI will have free reign to do with your information what they will.
@enemycharlie The height thing has always boggled my mind. I’ve dated both tall and short men. These women have been missing out on a short man who’s packing. I’ve also found shorter men are more attentive. Taller men tend to be more selfish. If you wanna finish every time, find a short man