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Awhile ago u/sotoshop did this great recoloring of my dad's military photograph from the 70s - and it looked great, until my dad said, "Wait, my eyes are blue!" He's now passed, today, and I'd like to fix this for printing large.
Anyone else charged today? I didn’t sign up for it but it just happened.
I cancelled the subscription and will dispute it with PayPal, but that’s going to interfere with my subscriptions to authors.
So it would be fair to say that I used to teach as if everything was formative. Let's say I had 20 worksheets in a marking period - I hand them back and require corrections before I'll put them in gradebook. So most students end the term with 20 5-point assignments, and the ones who miss school, etc, would have some missing and end up with a B or a C or whatever.
It's not that I didn't have summatives, I just didn't separate them out and weight them. So our school is all about 80% of the grade is summative, and only 20% formatives. The idea being that students who can demonstrate proficiency should not be penalized if, for example, they miss 2 weeks sick and come back and still ace the tes
If you're an LEO-averse or simply safety-minded burner, you may already be in the habit of turning on all your lights and walking around your car. Perhaps your friend is in the driver seat right now, ready to turn on those turn signals... but have you thought about how unsafe it would be if your license plate was not fully illuminated? Why, in that case, a public safety officer would just be forced to let you know that, for everyone's safety, of course. And if you give a mouse a cookie...
So check your license plate light! and if you move your license plate, duct tape a headlamp right on there full blast.







