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There is no reality where this is anything but a defensive score.
@NFLOfficiating rules are broken if you try to convince me this was an incomplete forward pass.
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#OTDwx: December 11, 2008
❄️Over 6 inches of snow fell in portions of S MS and SE LA 15 years ago on this date. Most of the snow was confined to the northern portions of the area, but even New Orleans saw an inch of snow that day.
ALT Satellite image of the southern US on December 12, 2008, the day after snow fell across southern Mississippi and southeast Louisiana. The image shows a white area across S MS and SE LA where snow fell on December 11, 2008.
ALT Image of snow falling in New Orleans on December 11, 2008 with a trolley in the background.
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We invite our U.S. Catholic community to participate in something BIG through #iGiveCatholic: over 2,000 organizations from over 50 dioceses drawing support from perhaps 50,000 donors.
By participating you are Changing the World. Thank you for spreading Love and Kindness.
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Let us start from the poor and we will discover that we all share an interior poverty, that all of us need the Spirit of God to free us from the spirit of the world, and that humility is the grandeur and fraternity is the true wealth of every Christian. #WorldHomelessDay
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I am following apprehensively and sorrowfully what is happening in Israel. May the attacks and weaponry cease! And let it be understood that terrorism and war do not lead to any resolutions. War is a defeat! Let us #PrayTogether that there be peace in Israel and in Palestine.
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I only have eyes for you, Dad. 👀
Take a moment to admire not only this sweet “serve and return” conversation between this father and daughter - but the completely unbroken eye contact they share.
Eye contact is an important early developmental milestone for your baby and key to strengthening attachment during infancy.
So carve out time for regular face-to-face interaction.
This eight-week-old is in a particular sweet spot on the eye contact front, as newborns’ vision tends to take on greater clarity and focus between 6-10 weeks.
Suddenly see can see dad’s face in detail and doesn’t want to miss a single second.
What a sweet duo.
(Note that if your baby is not making regular eye contact by 2-3 months of age, it’s worth bringing this to the attention of your pediatrician - as this may be a sign of a vision issue or other developmental concern.)
This great video was shared to IG by marywrites.
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“The goal is for @Ecole_PAC to eventually use a curriculum that’s as close to the French spoken by its students’ grandparents as possible, @Will_McGrew said.”
-@AubriRuth for @WWNO
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Greatest tradition in the world: Meet the man sampling red beans and rice plates across Southeast Louisiana wdsu.com/article/greatest-tr…
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Get a load of this joyful little comedian!
Researchers at the University of Bristol (UK) recently created the Early Humor Survey to explore how humor develops in very young children.
They found that roughly half of the babies in the tool’s data set showed an appreciation for humor by 2 months of age - and that by 11 months, roughly half of the babies began to experiment with making their own jokes. bristol.ac.uk/news/2021/nove…
🎥 the.present.perspective IG
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Teachers, never let family time be shortchanged. If something happened to you, they would replace you fairly quickly at school but you're irreplaceable at home.
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OK here we go. Conceivably the greatest, most technical accomplishment in the history of natural history art: nearly 4000 glass models of flowers created by Rudolph and Leopold #Blaschka for @HarvardMuseum. None of the objects in here look like glass.
Readers, they're all glass.
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Louisiana adults can go to community college for free, window open to apply: tinyurl.com/3rwauejh?utm_sou…
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Anyone who doesn't think children need time for recess, play, and to socialize, doesn’t understand how children learn, and shouldn't be making decisions about how they learn.
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As you hire new teachers for next year, remember it is their strengths that give them value and make them marketable. Spend next year helping them develop those strengths to be world class!
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#1 priority of admin should be staff morale. Everything else is secondary. Here's a few strategies
* give them a voice
* Trust them as professionals
* Treat everyone as individuals/ humans
* Respect their time
* Show them you care personal/professional
* celebrate/ appreciate
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Students work harder for teachers they respect, that care about them, and help them be their best! Relationships before rigor.
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Terrifying video shows the moment a confirmed rain-wrapped tornado moved over the Bonnet Carre Spillway Bridge. This storm is now over the lake. >> bit.ly/2MKzITP