Thank you all for your replies! So far, I still haven’t found it. It wouldn’t surprise me if it was from Loud House or Cuphead, but I still haven’t found the clip.
It seems to not be from the How It Should Have Ended series.
I’m gonna keep looking, and if/when I find out, I’ll update this thread.
Does anyone know where this tail-wagging wolf is from?
This is a wolf gif that I’ve had around for a while and use from time to time. I seem to remember it being from a cartoon, but I can’t for the life of me figure out which one. Reverse image/video searches don’t turn up anything. Could anyone help identify this?
Newark, NJ (USA) Lowers Voting Age to 16 for School Board Elections
This month for the first time, 16- and 17-year olds will help decide Newark’s school board members thanks to a measure passed last year, just the third reform of its kind in the nation. Article by Lauren Gill archive.ph Mirror [https://archive.ph/SKAiJ]
Let's Get L.A.id: Al's Performances (YouTube)
Philadelphia Schools Refuse to Comply with Anti-Trans Executive Order
Article body: The School District of Philadelphia says it will allow transgender students to compete in sports that match their identity. This decision comes in response to recent rule changes made by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) Board of Directors to restrict transgender participation in school sports in order to comply with one of Donald Trump’s executive orders. The executive order in question threatens to revoke federal funding from educational institutions that permit transgender athletes to compete on sports teams matching their gender. On February 19th, the PIAA held a meeting to discuss the policy changes [https://www.piaa.org/assets/web/documents/Summary%20of%20Board%20of%20Directors%20Meeting%20-%20February%2019,%202025.pdf]. One topic addressed at this meeting was Executive Order 14201, entitled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports.” The board approved the motion to remove their transgender policy and amend section 4—article XVI in the bylaws handbook. The section covers mixed-gender participation in both in-season and out-of-season rules and regulations. The section used to say, “Where a student’s gender is questioned or uncertain, the decision of the Principal as to the student’s gender will be accepted by PIAA.” The rewording now substitutes “gender” with “sex” and replaces “Principal” with “school.” The amendment added reads as follows: “In accordance with the Presidential Executive Order 14201 entitled ‘Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports’, dated February 5, 2025, schools are required to consult with their school solicitors relative to compliance with the Order.” The policy shift would apply to all school districts in the state of Pennsylvania despite contradicting state laws banning gender discrimination, as well as Title IX, which bans sex-based discrimination in education, which some lawyers argue bans anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination in schools. The School District of Philadelphia plans to continue allowing students to compete participate in sports teams aligning their gender in accordance to state laws. Christina Clark, communications officer for the School District of Philadelphia, said in a statement, “The district will continue to align its practices to support its LGBTQ+ students in accordance with Board Policy 252 for transgender and gender non-conforming students.” Board Policy 252 [https://www.philasd.org/schoolboard/wp-content/uploads/sites/884/2017/06/252.pdf] forbids school staff from disclosing a student’s chosen gender identity to not only other staff and students but to parents as well and says that transgender and gender-nonconforming students shall be permitted to participate in sports and physical education classes in a manner consistent with their gender identity. Staying resolute in their policy could pose issues, especially when competing against PIAA-compliant schools. Kristina Moon, an attorney with the Education Law Center, suggests “they could comply or they could challenge it in court, or with a complaint.” Trump’s order threatens to cut school funding for noncompliance. Philadelphia uses federal grant funding to support special education services and early childhood development programs, which make up nearly $619.3 million of its $4.5 billion operating budget. It’s not just Philadelphia that’s refusing to comply with Trump’s order. Recently, New Jersey’s athletics association for school districts, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA), affirmed that it would not be changing its policies on trans athletes, saying that the organization’s policies are designed to be consistent with state law. The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) also refused to change policies for the same reasons. When asked to comment on their decision, a spokesperson for the CIF sent an email stating: “The CIF provides students with the opportunity to belong, connect, and compete in education-based experiences in compliance with California law which permits students to participate in school programs and activities, including athletic teams and competitions, consistent with the student’s gender identity, irrespective of the gender listed on the student’s records,” One of the boldest acts of defiance concerning this order came from Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D). After the president called her out for not complying with his order during a governors’ meeting he hosted at the White House, Mills confronted him directly. She informed him that his order doesn’t take precedence over state and federal laws, and Maine would not comply. Mills ended by saying, “See you in court” after Trump threatened to end all federal funding to Maine.
[Video] - Goldinsounds covers "Why Does This Always Happen to Me?"
Basic Scanner (as close to BIFL as possbile)
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22583951 [https://lemmy.world/post/22583951] > I’m currently still using my CanoScan F910114 from ~2006 (pictured). The light recently burned out, but it still works for scanning documents if I add some contrast and brightness after the fact. Not great for photographs, though. > > If I’m not able to replace the light, I might be in the market for a new scanner. Are there any that you all recommend for durability and potential repairability? > > Obviously no electronics are truly going to be BIFL, but I figure I can at least aim high and see what I can find.
[image] Who cares? They're only pedestrians.
"Weird Al" Yankovic liked an animator's fan videos so much, he hired him to help animate his latest release.
Ryan Krzak (YouTube: RWappin [https://www.youtube.com/@RWappin]), the creator of popular fan music videos for the Weird Al tracks “Albuquerque [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE37e1eK2mY&pp=ygURYWxidXF1ZXJxdWUgdmlkZW8%3D]” and “Everything You Know is Wrong [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KThlYHfIVa8&pp=ygUcZXZlcnl0aGluZyB5b3Uga25vdyBpcyB3cm9uZw%3D%3D]” was hired by Al to animate the “Uptown Funk” segment of his latest release, “Polkamania! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0ZoX4dBvwk]” The Weird Al-fan dynamic is something more wholesome than can be described. Just saying.
Polkamania! — A Mashup of Twelve Animators, Set to Polka Versions of Pop Songs
This is “Weird Al” Yankovic’s latest polka medley track, an art form he’s been perfecting since his first in 1984. He worked with twelve different animators in the production of this video. Animator Credits: Cyriak – “Helena Polka (Al’s Version)” David Wachtenheim & W/M Animation – “Bad Guy” & “Shake It Off (pt. 2)” Augenblick Studios – “Hello” Ghostbot / Alan Lau, Roque Ballesteros, and Roman Laney – “Flowers” Jack D. Evans – “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” Vivienne Medrano/Spindlehorse – “Vampire” Liam Lynch – “Old Town Road” Jarrett Heather – “Despacito” & “WAP” Bill Plympton – “Shape of You” Ryan Krzak – “Uptown Funk” KukoMitzu – “Thank U, Next” Victor Yerrid & Melanie Mandl – “Shake It Off (pt. 1)”> >“Weird Al Yankovic is America’s modern pop-rock genius” — Kurt Cobain
