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Here is the original prompt:

In her book Gift From The Sea, author and aviator, Anne Morrow Lindbergh (1906-2001) writes, “We tend not to choose the unknown which might be a shock or a disappointment or simply a little difficult to cope with. And yet, it is the unknown, with all of its disappointments and surprises that is the most exciting.”

Consider the value Lindbergh places on choosing the unknown.  Then write an essay in which you develop your own position on the value of exploring the unknown.  Use appropriate and specific evidence to illustrate and develop your position.

Can anyone send me a link to the rubric adjusted for the 6-point scale? I know it exists out there, but my Google-ing is failing me...

Thanks!

Can someone break down the policy differences between the two mayoral candidates? Thanks!

I’m trying to build an affordable watch collection that spans different countries of origin. I’ve already got Japan, Switzerland, and the US.

I’d like a watch from a British watch company next. Preferably 34-39 mm.

Any ideas?

Came here a week ago to ask for some food and drink recommendations for an overnight with my wife in Fells Point. Places to eat, where to watch some World Cup, etc.

Just wanted to say thanks! We had a great time wandering around your charming neighborhood.

Dinner- Peter’s Inn

Bar hopping as we watched some soccer- Max’s Taphouse, Slainte, Barcocina

Late night snack: BMORE Taqueria

Morning coffee and pastries: Kneads Bakeshop

Go Os!

I'm from Maryland (and a die-hard O's fan), but I've been living in Philly for many years... My wife and I are getting a rare break from parenting this weekend thanks to the grandparents. We got a hotel in Fells Point for Saturday night. Any chance you fine folks can recommend a place for:

1. A nice dinner out (We're pretty into food, open to any cuisine)
2. A place we can grab drinks and watch the World Cup afterwards
3. A coffee or breakfast spot for Sunday

Thanks in advance and Go O's!