Welcome back! Did your summer go by as quickly as mine? But, I have to admit, I felt ready, rested and excited to begin again. But, I have to admit. This is a CHATTY class. Most of the issue is that I looped with this class, and I have used all of my tricks. But, I have just discovered a new app. Sometimes, the class is just too loud, but sometimes, I am just overly sensitive to the noise. The "too-noisy app" is a perfect tool. It is $3.99, but it is a perfect tool now that Silent Light has gone away. You set the noise level, and the time limit. The kids have to keep the noise level at a certain level to earn points. I plug the iPad into the projector, and the kids can see the points they earn and lose. It is helping my sanity--and the kids love it. Click here for more information.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Eddy Steven Sandoval Lopez, 23, a Nicaraguan national residing in Sacramento, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, U.S. Attorney McGregor W. Scott announced. According to court documents, Sandoval Lopez distributed cocaine and marijuana on a darknet site, Dream Market, using the vendor accounts “CokeWave,” “SafeDealsDirect,” and “HerbanFarmer.” The Dream Market allowed individuals to sell narcotics and other illegal goods and services. In return for his cocaine and marijuana sales, Sandoval Lopez received $97,891 in bitcoin from his customers. This case is the product of an investigation by the Northern California Illicit Digital Economy Task Force (NCIDE), composed of agents from Homeland Security Investigations, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. The NCIDE Task Force is a joint federal task force focused on targeting all forms of darknet and cryptocur...
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