How wonderful!! Congratulations!!

So long story short, peer-reviewed scholarship is heading in a really healthy direction.

It admitted that the paper was not real, and that it had created that summary based off of other work that Mark and I had published. When I asked it why it summarized a paper that doesn't exist, it gave an excuse that sounded like a student caught plagiarizing

I think this, too. It's a much broader concept.

But just like class and race privilege shapes how parents secure opportunities for their kids in school, it's also shaping how they secure accommodations. In my parent groups, it's very easy to notice who is struggling more than others. Who has to fight and threaten, and who can just ask nicely.

This is so unserious.

If you are one of those people, I'm dying to understand the rationale.

My sense is that orgs are still figuring out how to automate posting on blue sky like they are able to do on the mainstream platforms. Otherwise it's labor intensive to manually keep a stream of news stories going. I don't know about the Bee these days, but Fresnoland has a small staff.

My younger child is a sweet, sensitive, wild ball of energy. He shows his love so openly and is his sister's best friend. He's so bright and creative and fun. I made him this blanket, he chose the colors and color order.

I'm a mom to two super cool little kids, 7 and 5. My older child is autistic and amazing and the foremost bug expert and enthusiast. I made her the cardigan with beetles on the pockets (beetles are her fave)

My 5YO screamed "THIS IS THE WORST DAY EVER" at 7:40 AM in front of his school this morning because we didn't get there in time for him to wave hi to the driver of the bus that stops outside.

2. I'm co-director of the Center for Community Voices and lead evaluator of the Fresno Guaranteed Income program. We're currently collecting data and supporting the narratives of families in the program. It's only the second guaranteed income program in the Central Valley and it is exciting work!