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Nancy Alvarado retweeted
Google announcing that schools banning AI will also lose access to Google Search is a pretty good opportunity to teach the next generation that Google isn’t the internet and that there are plenty of alternatives to its platforms. Maybe it’s time schools started exploring them.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
but just days ago Trump told us that if Democrats won we'd fall into the Great Depression 2.0
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
The news made me think of C.S. Lewis’s On Living in an Atomic Age. It hasn’t aged a day.
Students can’t have inhalers for asthma at school without a prescription. To carry said inhalers in their backpacks instead of storing them in the health office requires additional paperwork.
So no, Timmy is not coming home as Tammy.
I am, however, prepped for a shooter.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
whenever someone brings up using AI for creative work, I think about this
what we create also creates us
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
Not really a blacklist guy but I think if you're a GOPer in federal office and you don't make a peep in response to your party's indisputable leader saying stuff like this, you shouldn't be allowed in politics anymore. Like, find another line of work.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
This is your daily reminder that language in children's books is significantly richer than language in our daily conversations with children.
If you want your kids to have a large vocabulary going into school, you must read to them.
Well, this is a bad time to be allergic to doxycycline. 😂
Yes, doxycycline is an effective antibiotic treatment for plague (Yersinia pestis), especially bubonic forms. CDC lists it as first-line for bubonic/pharyngeal plague (200 mg load then 100 mg twice daily) and for prophylaxis. A randomized trial found it comparable to gentamicin. Fluoroquinolones or aminoglycosides are often preferred for severe pneumonic/septicemic cases. Early treatment is critical.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
Spare me this nonsense. Yes, the admin is arresting some people who entered unlawfully. But they are also rounding up tens of thousands of people who entered LEGALLY, including some who hadn’t violated a single immigration law until the Trump admin chose to “delegalize” them.
"You chose to come to this country illegally. You chose to break the law. It is our job to hunt you down and send you back. We don’t make the laws at DHS. We simply enforce them." @SecMullinDHS
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
For years, people treated Trump’s verbal nonsense as entertainment—the endless riffs about low-flow toilets, shark attacks, wind turbines and the late, great Hannibal Lecter.
We laughed. We picked it apart. The media turned it into colorful copy, like some bizarre national reality show hosted by a guy with the nuclear codes.
But watching Trump seriously claim that you need to be a top-of-the-class MIT graduate to operate a lawnmower—and that he personally freed the American backyard from this imaginary problem—is different.
It sure as hell isn’t some clever metaphor for overregulation.
Trump is dumb as a box of rocks but his cognitive decline is on full display tonight—and it isn’t a damn bit funny.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
San Diego is not collateral damage.
We are not expendable.
And we are never a "small price to pay."
Keep our city out of your reckless war talk.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
I feel like the President of The United States suggesting Iran should nuke Los Angeles and San Diego should be getting a little more attention than it is.
Nancy Alvarado retweeted
I am sick of this absolute nonsense.
The demonization of teachers has to stop.
I’m over it and you should be too.
