@jdb39837114@ImWatson91 @KatyMontgomerie If a child revealed this to a therapist they wouldn’t be required to tell the parents unless there was an safety concern. A teacher should have the same rule.
Your children have a right to privacy, even from you. If they’re afraid to tell you, you should reflect on why.
@RS_McNeil Many adults seem to want kids to have more emotional control than any adult is capable of. Even many parents don’t seem to understand how kids develop.
@TBonvillain I like the instapot for large batches of stuff like chili, beef stew, or sauces. You can freeze some of it for later. The 8 quart one goes on sale a lot.
@wellthatwasodd It's been around a long time and can do a lot so can do that stuff, but you might want to try photopea first, which is online and free if you're doing quick edits - https://t.co/gMjtmXZ9sw
@TBonvillain Hopefully your tax guy will be able to tell you if it's worth it since you will have some additional costs on-going plus just the costs/hassle of filing two sets of taxes. Can be worth it though. Plan to setup a separate bank account and credit card for business expenses.
@BaconatorJames @Ghostli_Xochi Overly pedantic people are extremely boring. It’s also a form of intellectual laziness if you can’t get past such trivial things.
THREAD. Sometimes the bias of the New York Times is so outrageous that it surprises even me. Because what the NYT did yesterday in its election coverage is so dangerous, I try my best to analyze it carefully below.
@iamethanward @chadloder@JoeBuscaino@LAist Any reporting that suggests @JoeBuscaino is telling the truth is flawed. That is fact. His handlers lie regularly about this topic. He can’t offer everyone services if they don’t even have enough to support everyone.
@SarahJamieLewis Have you checked out something like https://t.co/qLMto8UpbW ? It's technically for note-taking, but allows you to link between notes and see a connected graph of the notes for tracking. The forums have lots of ideas for knowledge management and how you might use it.
@mikehtrujillo@myliquidlibrary@wellthatwasodd@KateCagle A. (# of homeless people) < (# of available beds)
B. (# of homeless people) > (# of available beds)
Which is true, A or B, according to your team's interpretation of the data? What does Joe think those numbers are?