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Earlier I went out Pokemoning with my mom and brother and we were doing Rayquaza raids. We did four and I caught every single one. After I got my fourth, my brother hands me his phone and tells me to catch it for him, but he had just thrown a ball before handing me it, so I just sat there watching and it went in. Then my mom hands me her phone. Got that one too.

TLDR: I'm kind of a big deal.

Tailsfan101 wrote:Who's ready for another random comment? Well, I am!
Taking the top 25 HS teams from last year's Nats, we now see a list of notable people from each school.

This may be a teensy bit biased, as I only include names I recognize... (Click to Show Hidden Text)

[b]25. Camas High School, WA[/b]
a. Greg Biffle
[b]24. Fossil Ridge High School, CO[/b]
N/A
[b]23. Pembroke Hill High School, MO[/b]
a. Tom Watson
[b]22. Chattahoochee High School, GA[/b]
a. Charlie Whitehurst
[b]21. Bayard Rustin High School, PA[/b]
N/A (None listed)
[b]20. WW-P High School South, NJ[/b]
N/A
[b]19. Brookwood High School, GA[/b]
a. Jason Elam
[b]18. International Academy - Central, MI[/b]
a. T.J. Lang
[b]17. Munster High School, IN[/b]
N/A
[b]16. Fayetteville-Manlius High School, NY[/b]
a. Tom Rafferty
[b]15. Columbia High School, NY[/b]
N/A
[b]14. Mentor High School, OH[/b]
a. Mitch Trubisky
[b]13. Acton-Boxborough Regional High School, MA[/b]
N/A
[b]12. Boca Raton Community High School, FL[/b]
N/A
[b]11. Ladue Horton Watkins High School, MO[/b]
a. Andy Russell
[b]10. Adlai E. Stevenson High School, IL[/b]
a. Jalen Brunson
b. Tamika Catchings
c. Rex Ryan
d. Rob Ryan
[b]9. New Trier High School, IL[/b] (Heh, they've got their own wiki page just on alumni)
a. Michael Shannon
b. Clay Matthews 
c. Bruce Matthews
[b]8. Liberal Arts and Science Academy, TX[/b]
N/A (None listed)
[b]7. Mounds View High School, MN[/b]
N/A
[b]6. William P. Clements High School, TX[/b]
a. Derek Carr
[b]5. Mira Loma High School, CA[/b]
N/A
[b]4. Northville High School, MI[/b]
N/A (None listed)
[b]3. Solon High School, OH[/b]
a. Jim Mandich
[b]2. Harriton High School, PA[/b]
N/A
[b]1. Troy High School, CA[/b]
N/A (*shrugs*)
[size=85]NOTE: These selections all come from Wikipedia.[/size]

Drew Houston who owns Dropbox from AB.

@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

Magikarpmaster629 wrote:@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

I use word if I’m writing it myself and if I have a co-writer I start in google docs and then download as a word document to make final edits. Sometimes I use latex if math formulas are involved but I usually use screenshots in that case

Magikarpmaster629 wrote:@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

I typically write the content in google docs and then copy and paste it to a LaTeX document to make it nice and pretty.

Magikarpmaster629 wrote:@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

I always use Word. LaTeX if I'm working for NSO. Word's equation editor is legit compared to how it used to be. I find gdocs not to ever work really, especially with equations / figures. I also typically edit figures in ppt (yeah yeah, sue me). I find this gets the job done the easiest / least painful. I also find that my "template" in word isn't that hard to edit, so LaTeX really isn't worth it.

syo_astro wrote:

Magikarpmaster629 wrote:@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

I always use Word. LaTeX if I'm working for NSO. Word's equation editor is legit compared to how it used to be. I find gdocs not to ever work really, especially with equations / figures. I also typically edit figures in ppt (yeah yeah, sue me). I find this gets the job done the easiest / least painful. I also find that my "template" in word isn't that hard to edit, so LaTeX really isn't worth it.

I don't write tests, but there are a couple add-ons to gdocs I like that add latex pictures. Figures/drawings/pictures are still annoying sometimes though

UTF-8 U+6211 U+662F wrote:

syo_astro wrote:

Magikarpmaster629 wrote:@alumni and other test writers, what do you use for formatting (e.g. Word, LaTeX, Google Docs) and how do you set it up?

I always use Word. LaTeX if I'm working for NSO. Word's equation editor is legit compared to how it used to be. I find gdocs not to ever work really, especially with equations / figures. I also typically edit figures in ppt (yeah yeah, sue me). I find this gets the job done the easiest / least painful. I also find that my "template" in word isn't that hard to edit, so LaTeX really isn't worth it.

I don't write tests, but there are a couple add-ons to gdocs I like that add latex pictures. Figures/drawings/pictures are still annoying sometimes though

Idk sometimes if I’m feeling really ambitious I might design cover pages in Adobe InDesign/Illustrator if I really feel like it needs that, but most of the time (except for math equations) I prefer word over latex bc I know how to manipulate font/cover/etc design in word better than I do in latex [i.e. the MIT 2018 Forensics cover page]

What if the earth was neither a sphere nor flat...........
It’s a cube

Ompato00 wrote:What if the earth was neither a sphere nor flat...........
It’s a cube
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