The Exclamation Comma. “Just because you’re excited about something doesn’t mean you have to end the sentence.”
The editor in me got excited. I virtually live for proper punctuation.
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This is my History teacher’s recently published novel! Go check out Bandits on the Rim by G. Kent on Amazon!
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Dude. This is what’s up.
Kickass Kid of the Day: A Maryland-based scientist has developed an incredibly accurate mechanism for detecting pancreatic cancer, which is faster than current methods, as well as 100 times more sensitive and 28 times cheaper. Oh, and the scientist is 15 years old.
For his discovery, high school freshman Jack Andraka just won the Gordon E. Moore Award at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, which comes with a $75,000 prize.
Andraka’s method uses single-walled carbon nanotubes — which he calls “the superheroes of material science” — to detect a pancreatic cancer marker in urine and blood samples. In a blind test, it had a 100% success rate.
“I did not expect for it to be this good,” he said, “I was blown away by how sensitive it was.”
[huffpo.]
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“Look at all these people dancing to my music.”
Classic Don and Joan, being better looking and more charming than anyone ever.
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Of all the suoperspecialgreat times I have had with my friends lately I am finally beginning to feel afraid and apprehensive of college.
So, the cutest date in the history of all dates went like this:
Jackson, this is very sweet! I am proud of you! Such a great and sentimental gift!
Curlers to bed! lets see how this works!
