Today being the second of March, many millions of Korean schoolchildren returned to school for a new year--and their teachers along with them. At my school, we only had a brief teachers meeting at 8:30, followed by a not quite as brief opening assembly at 11:00. It was also the first time I got my schedule, the yearly calendar, and the new second grade textbook.
Tomorrow is the first day of classes, where I will meet the new "freshyear" boys, and continue on with the second year students who didn't make the math/science stream.
Photographs of Hats: I was in E-Mart yesterday and came across a bin full of ball caps with hashed up slogans on them. I whipped out my cell cam, so here you go:
Missing an "I"? Or some quotes around "could be"?No idea what this even means.I admit it, I'm kind of curious about how that hyphen got there.I like the way they saved on the "T" by running Detroit together with Tiger, but why did they use the big R? I understand the D is somewhat more traditional.So, something called beta-glucan has potential in treating some leukemias, but I'm not sure I believe that the folks who put in extra hyphens and leave out or misapprehend various other letters would know that.
4 comments:
Nice call on beta-glucan. Hats off to you.
Google is my friend!
I was gonna go with the Betas vs Leukemia to be some sort of sorority fundraiser or something, but I guess your idea is better.
Well, SD, other than the chemical thing, I also thought of your possibility, and also of the tropical fish, which *you and I* realize are spelled betta, but ...
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