How long will it spend on Devo 2.0?

TIL that 12 is old enough to be prosecuted as an adult

I've seen Pat Lynch, I assume he will personally handle the eating with that big mouth of his

I didn't really keep track of who went where. I'd say it was an average NYC public high school, barely any budget. But I only had my own experience...

Right, I understand each individual phenomenon, but, for example, how does an entire atom moving faster result in the electron(s) of that atom emitting photons? And, conversely, how does a photon being absorbed by an electron become the entire atom vibrating with a little more energy? Shouldn't the electron receiving the photon just jump up a quantum level, then back down again when it in turn emits a photon, rather than any of that activity somehow making the entire atom vibrate more? This is what I'm missing...

The Newtown Annex was used for freshmen back when I got there in 1984, too. It did indeed suck. Still way better than junior high.

Thanks! We were pretty ethnically diverse.

It certainly was intentional, that was an easy and common transformation of his name at the time

In 1987, I was a junior at Newtown High School in Elmhurst, Queens. Mayor Krotch came to our school to give us a plaque for being the most ethnically diverse school in Queens, which had to have meant that we were the most ethnically diverse school in the whole goddamn country. To his credit, he was willing to answer some questions from our student journalist body. One student asked why our school was so crowded, and he responded like a politician would, saying "Well, everybody wants to go to Newtown, don't you want to go to Newtown"? We booed him for giving a bullshit politician answer. I feel it is part of my proud heritage as a New Yorker that I got to personally boo the mayor when I wasn't even old enough to vote for him yet.

What's the relationship between radiation, convection and conduction? Are they all just electrons exchanging energy with photons, where the only difference is whether the photons go directly between the substances or whether the atmosphere is involved? Do they happen in equal amounts whenever something is heated? I understand each phenomenon individually, but not how they fit together. It's not like atoms decide whether to engage in a quantum process or a regular Atomic one, is it? Sorry if my question doesn't make sense.

It must suck because it doesn't look like scribbles done with stuff found at a hardware store, that's real art

Fascists create fascists.

I am a 6'4" dude, I will hug you for free any time, I work M-F in FiDi, hugs rule, best wishes ❤️

Yes is Meow Train

I like how many people here are like "my anecdotal personal experience and general sense of things doesn't jibe with actual research... the research must be wrong!"

Paying your workers crappy wages impacts basic services more.

Oh we need more photos of this love please

Is it still as expensive as flying?