Annie Sullivan

@anniesullie.com

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Chrome Web Platform Engineer (Core Web Vitals). USDS alum. Mom. Loves OCR training, making and crafting. Hates facists.

Attendees at a vigil in Ann Arbor
The bronze medal at the spartan race
Photo of "Let's Make Dumplings" book alongside homemade dumplings.
Protesters outside a Tesla dealership in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Signs read "You know a nazi when you see one" and "Fake Savings Data".
Protesters at tesla takedown, Somerset mall.
Picture of a protester holding up a sign saying "Cancer patient waiting for a cure"
A photo taken at Stand Up for Science in Lansing, MI
A project in the Chibitronics "Love to Code" book where one page has a drawing of people in various windows, the next page has a circuit with blinking lights, and you put the window page over the circuit page to make it look like lights are going on in the windows and the drawings are illuminated.
Protesters in front of the Ann Arbor Tesla dealership.
Chocolate chip cookies cooked in cast iron pans they overflowed.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE EDUCATION ACTIVITY HEADQUARTERS Subject: Administrative Operational Compliance Review of Books Related to Gender and/or Discriminatory Equity Ideology Topics In light of the recent Executive Orders titled 'Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government' and 'Ending Radical Indoctrination in K-12 Schooling,' DoDEA will conduct an operational compliance review to ensure alignment with the applicable Executive Orders. As part of this review, Information Center books potentially related to gender ideology or discriminatory equity ideology topics as defined in the Executive Orders will be relocated to the professional collection for evaluation. During this period, access will be limited to professional staff. Information Specialists are expected to implement this directive immediately. Principals must ensure that Information Specialists are released from scheduled classes to complete this task during their duty day. If substitutes are required, please contact your regional Information Center Instructional Systems Specialist. Once identified, Information Specialists must submit the list of relocated books to Ms. Jude Scally, Headquarters Information Center Instructional Systems Specialist, and update the MARC records to reflect the revised call numbers. We will provide further guidance upon receipt of official instructions. As a federal agency, we are committed to compliance with the Executive Orders and will ensure our policies and practices align accordingly. For questions, Information Specialists may contact Jude Scally via email at P.1230368224 Date: 2025.02.05 12:05:57 Ms. Lori Pickel Acting Chief Academic Officer cc: President, ACEA President, FEA Director, FEA-SR President, OFT
Fake account using my profile pic and posts.
Higher contrast image with some wobbly lines circled.
Prime tower overlapping the 3D print.
A mountain he drew in the Geometry Dash editor, screenshotted, and opened in Hueforge. The GD editor is his favorite image creation tool.
Account anniesullie2 copying my profile and reposting my posts.
North Campus research building 520 on Huron North of Baxter
Roof of a gingerbread house with a layer of assorted candy over a layer of cotton candy.
Gingerbread houses baked but not yet decorated.
The megaminx he's stuck on.
Screenshot of the threads compose dialog, highlighting the + button on the lower right.
Kid standing on a play structure with an imposing silhouette.
Council member Song handing out speed cubes, cool socks, and other amazing treats in a "blue wall" costume.
Maps of Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), which measures the time to load a web page, and Interaction to Next Paint (INP), which measures time to provide an initial response to the user. The maps show the 75th percentile value for the median origin in each country, 2 years ago vs last month. Green indicates "good" values.
The library duplo table. On the far right, three blocks are stacked, with a gap to the left, then one block, four blocks, one block, seven blocks, nine blocks, and so on. He'd like you to know that if he'd had time, he would have been able to stack 114 digits from memory, but early voting went by too quickly.