Just a guy who teaches science, John Warner Middle School, Mizzou and William Woods Alum.
Columbia, Missouri
Joined August 2016
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Harley left us today. He has been a friend to many and a big part of science education @FVEFalcons since 2002. I really thought he would make it to retirement with me. You will be missed buddy! 🦎😂 @Szydlowskim
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#Mizzou RB Jamal Roberts went OFF against Florida 🤩
Instant reaction ⬇️
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Having trouble voting? Hang tight! We’re seeing record Fat Bear Week turnout, and we’re working hard to get these contenders back in the voting ring.
The full Sturgeon Moon at 8:49 pm. Starting the penumbra, but I can’t tell. Peak eclipse is 11:12 pm but I hope to be sleeping so I can keep up with middle schoolers tomorrow. 🌕🌎☀️
@KOMUMatt @kesley_wx
It is never easy losing a 4 legged family member. Thank you to @Chewy for making it so easy to care for them when they are with us, and for being there when they have to move on. I really appreciate you reaching out!
A lot of rain across Columbia MO. 5.28” south of Green Meadows for the storm, 5.01 north of Green Meadows on Lynnwood Dr., 3.69” on east Chapel Hill. @KOMUMatt @kesley_wx @NWSStLouis
1.36” of rain south of Green Meadows, .45” on east Chapel Hill. Quite a difference in a small area. @KOMUMatt
4.22” of rain off of Green Meadows Rd. in S. Columbia, 2.51” just a little NW off of East Chapel Hill Rd. @KOMUMatt @kesley_wx @BethFinelloWx @NWSStLouis
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The plan for tonight's State of the Tigers was to have a lighthearted fun offseason edition. Not so much now. Join @codygoodwin and me at 7 Central to talk through the Ahmad Hardy situation
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Storm rain totals since last night, 2.42” of rain off of Green Meadows in S. Columbia, 1.45” off of Chapel Hill Rd. @KOMUMatt @kesley_wx
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Rollout has begun at #NASAMichoud, and several members of our NASA workforce are watching the move on this beautiful morning.
This core stage will serve as the backbone of the SLS rocket for the Artemis III mission. Learn more at: nasa.gov/artemis
ALT A large group of people watch NASA Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya talk in a stage during the rollout of the core stage for Artemis 3. The core stage is seen peeking out of the Vertical Assembly Building at NASA Michoud. The sun rises on the left side of the image creating a sun glare over the building.
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Artemis II was just the beginning! Today, we are rolling the SLS (Space Launch System) core stage for the Artemis Ill mission out of #NASAMichoud to NASA's Pegasus barge. From there, the core stage will travel to @NASAKennedy where integration of the hardware will begin. Stay tuned today for updates!
