David Browne Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY, and the Lost Story of 1970

@Quilland @KungFuPandausually I can get Old Bay in Atlanta. At the moment, it’s pretty scarce. I do have a tin in my cupboard. I just miss it’s universality.

With your tax records? I couldn’t find my kid’s card for years. Then I checked the tax file from the year he was born. There it was. I needed to for a college scholarship, so that tells you how long it stayed in that file.

Diversity and integrated schools and neighborhoods, the Interfaith Center where I went to church, Toby’s Dinner Theater, easy access to DC and Baltimore, Old Bay, crabs, bike paths, ice skating on lakes, my church, tot lots, Merriweather Post Pavilion... But, I like a lot of stuff about where I live now, too. I love the soccer scene in ATL, the tennis scene, Georgia Tech, the education program at Kennesaw State has a lot of great offerings for continuing ed for teachers, did I mention Georgia Tech?

Raise Your Glass by P!NK The Rocky theme song Immortals by Fall Out Boy We Will Rock You by Queen Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen

So you’re going from Michigan to Ohio State? Ha ha ha.

What a giant. Heaven has gained one feisty angel.

Schitt’s Creek

“The heartbeat of racism is denial.”—Dr. Ibram X. Kendi

Yes! He should report it at this website. https://education.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1B9R7XJa9dXaQBv

Next week you will be able to practice the uploading part. Then you can decide which device will work best for each exam.

They have offered a full refund. As long as your student doesn’t sign into the test on either test date, the school where you were supposed to test will send you a refund. It might not be immediately because in most school systems no one, not even admin or bookkeepers are in the buildings, but there will be a full refund.

And the new FRQs are available in AP Classroom and should be available to students who are registered in exam only sections, too.

The tests will be free response not multiple choice according to your link and AP_Trevor on Twitter.

Think of how to express 1/8 as a power of 2. 2^what=1/8