I love Prairie Fire the restaurant about as much as Devra but it must be said that they do not serve the Alberta classic celebration shot the Prairie Fire
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@PseudoJonathan not me — my uncle had a reptile farm and even though i got bit by one of his snakes once i remained interested. so you can strike one of the list.
I've got some more data tidbits from our school absenteeism reporting in this week's (un-paywalled) newsletter. Give it a read. https://t.co/KEsqnrP1YO
@vicvaiana i don't follow the logic. she could herself be responsible for the Republican turnout being strong. it's not exogenous.
the changing political demographics of florida are exogenous and she certainly gets credit for nearly overcoming them, to be clear.
Varsity sports have long encouraged school attendance with a simple rule: No class, no play.
But the rise of travel sports has flipped that incentive, particularly in wealthier communities. Its popularity has added fuel to a surge in chronic absenteeism. https://t.co/jGssE7FzrH
@isadesisto Hi Isabelle — I'm happy to send you the story if you share your email. The two charts were not intended to tell the comprehensive story, just to bring readers to the story.
This is a wonks-only postmortem, so please forgive me for one more: I think @NateSilver538 used to say that he'd prefer you just use Classic in a competition.
But if you allow it (and we should!), then the best Brier Score model of the cycle is clearly Silver Bulletin's Deluxe.
Striking detail in the big NYT piece on Taiwanese families adjusting to working at the huge new TSMC chip plant in Arizona: their surprise at the lack of rigor in US schools.