MIflyer
1st Lieutenant
Yep, and we have had some of that here lately, too. That usually means heavy turbulence for aircraft, which is why they taught it to us in private pilot groundschool.
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Yep, and we have had some of that here lately, too. That usually means heavy turbulence for aircraft, which is why they taught it to us in private pilot groundschool.learned a new weather word, "Vigra"
At least is not a Viagra, cos then you will be pretty f*ck up!Operating grader in the mine and in charge of road maintenance, I use the local weather radar for rain and snow forecasts. Seeing clouds full of moisture heading full bore to our area and then not receiving a drop of rain I headed for the Googler and learned a new weather word, "Vigra" and it explains a lot....
Virga clouds
When rain falls from a cloud but doesn't reach the ground it can create wispy tails from clouds known as virga.www.metoffice.gov.uk
Yeah, I must admit that's how I first read it...At least is not a Viagra, cos then you will be pretty f*ck up!
5 Days?!!! What did she do? Misgender someone?15 year strikes again 5 day suspension...wonderful.
Yikes. Find her a good therapist. Good luck.If she is expelled she has only one high school left to go to since she has been expelled from the other one. No gender issues. She is currently bisexual. She just said she was killing some staff. Big anger issues.
She has one. She says he's a fool and doesn't understand her problems.Yikes. Find her a good therapist. Good luck.
Sounds familiar. He's a grown up. How could he possibly understand?She has one. She says he's a fool and doesn't understand her problems.
Dyslexia? Lack of reading comprehension?What does that say about us...?
Many thanksEscuadrilla Azul may well be right. I have a relative by marriage with severe dyslexia and the attitude fits. He now has several medical degrees and is a recognised expert in his field so do not give up hope.
Try writing and printing the same sentence twice - once in Times New Roman or some similar common script and once in Open Dyslexic and ask her which is easier to read. Amazon's research suggests that is best general font but, because everyone is different, look also at Best Fonts for Dyslexia and Why They Work and Readable by Design: The 11 Best Fonts for Dyslexia
Have a look at
View: https://youtu.be/zafiGBrFkRM
And good luck.
Note - smart flight ops departments write all in flight emergency documentation including MEL's in Tahoma because tests show that is the most readable in low light or smoke filled environments. It is not so much fun to read at other times but it is also dyslexic friendly.
Just as mine, some difficulties reading reversing al and la and el and le and things like that.I had discovered mild dyslexia in my second daughter when learning to read as she would often confuse "was" and "saw" when reading aloud.
Errr...yeah, let's go with those.Dyslexia? Lack of reading comprehension?
How are they at their studies? Are they actually quite smart but rebellious?Right. It's always been a battle that started in fourth grade. We are very thankful the other three are nothing like my oldest.