The number of assignment should go up to 11! Joking aside, there should always be a bigger number of assignment then what is needed to be done to complete the class. If 10 assigment is a normal workload give them 11 and allow one "uncompleted". That way the students needs to do do exactly the same work as before (10 assignment) but it is easier to recover (doing the extra assignment).
Wow. I don't know how you could possibly be more ignorant. Even a cusory reading of the article would tell you that this weapon causes no permanent damage or even lasting pain.
It's very difficult for the end user to tell what the "unatural"/processed stuff really is and how strong it is(what's that white powder/pills, and how strong is it?). They have to trust the dealer, and dealers makes miskates.
The "natural" and lightly processed stuff can't be insanly strong and can be recognized by look, smell etc.(Is that marijuana or oregano?...)
And is legos really bricks? Only a few of them brick shaped, and none of them are made of ceramics. They are either called blocks or pieces in the scandinavian languages.
"A brick is a block of ceramic material used in masonry construction, usually laid using various kinds of mortar." source
"Legoklods er et stykke legetøj produceret af LEGO siden 1949 efter engelsk forbillede." source
The first is that while there are plenty of frivolous lawsuits, the plantiff in the McDonalds coffee was hospitalized for over a week and had to have skin graphs because the plantiff spilled coffee that was almost boiling when served.
In Nordic countries they can only use bicycles half the year. I hear they do a lot of skiing and skating too. I was most impressed with Amsterdam, where you can actually get anywhere you want to go by bicycle.
Some people here in northern sweden bike the whole year. You just have to get one or two studded bike tires, and some long johns(wind chill).
It's also possible to use kicksleds in the winters. In some places only half the sidewalks is sanded just to allow kicksleds.
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Give me an extra credit, i can/know 29 of the 26 letters!
The number of assignment should go up to 11!
Joking aside, there should always be a bigger number of assignment then what is needed to be done to complete the class. If 10 assigment is a normal workload give them 11 and allow one "uncompleted". That way the students needs to do do exactly the same work as before (10 assignment) but it is easier to recover (doing the extra assignment).
Modd me redundant but, I Am Not A Lawyer For All Practical Purposes!
Yes, but they don't like it.
Wow. I don't know how you could possibly be more ignorant. Even a cusory reading of the article would tell you that this weapon causes no permanent damage or even lasting pain.
That must be the reason it was scrapped!
I use trinary you insensetive clod! Two plus two equals eleven!
It whould be simple to ban the most popular passwords and require a password change every month.
Then the attacker would only get "most popular password N to 1 month back" i.e. "banned passwords".
You cant find wired services that have 100% up times.Good luck with the wireless tube dream.
INTERNET IS TUBES!
Pull his friend off?
It's very difficult for the end user to tell what the "unatural"/processed stuff really is and how strong it is(what's that white powder/pills, and how strong is it?). They have to trust the dealer, and dealers makes miskates.
The "natural" and lightly processed stuff can't be insanly strong and can be recognized by look, smell etc.(Is that marijuana or oregano?...)
From where do the ISPs get their money? Pull it out of their arses?
I'll give you my dihydrogen monoxide gun when you take it from my cold, wet hands!
And is legos really bricks? Only a few of them brick shaped, and none of them are made of ceramics. They are either called blocks or pieces in the scandinavian languages.
"A brick is a block of ceramic material used in masonry construction, usually laid using various kinds of mortar." source
"Legoklods er et stykke legetøj produceret af LEGO siden 1949 efter engelsk forbillede." source
*sigh*
LEGO comes from Denmark and "leg godt" is danish.
And why is the "interest" placed under expense? I've always thought of interest as income...
Ones mans income is another ones... outcome. You get interest on your saved money but you pay interest on your mortgage loan.
The first is that while there are plenty of frivolous lawsuits, the plantiff in the McDonalds coffee was hospitalized for over a week and had to have skin graphs because the plantiff spilled coffee that was almost boiling when served.
TFTFY
wind
solar
hydro/tidal
Reuse of old nuclear waste.
It's not an technological problem (the last on is...), it's a economic and political problem(BANANA, NIMBY, LTFMSIO, NWMT$ etc).
Interesting!
"160 tortoisespeed walkways put today's tortoise-like speed ranges of 6-10 tortoisespeed to shame".
In Nordic countries they can only use bicycles half the year. I hear they do a lot of skiing and skating too. I was most impressed with Amsterdam, where you can actually get anywhere you want to go by bicycle.
Some people here in northern sweden bike the whole year. You just have to get one or two studded bike tires, and some long johns(wind chill).
It's also possible to use kicksleds in the winters. In some places only half the sidewalks is sanded just to allow kicksleds.
Internet is like lungs, they are "basically a long series of tubes"!
how do you get 9% worse?
The same way advertisers gets 9%. It's 9 percentage points, but 9% sounds better to the majority of people. 10x is even more "understandable".
We just need to use the good old CSI zoom and enhance! We'll find many more!
But won't they all be covered in panspermia and organic compounds?
FTFY
"cups that automatically adjust to the size of liquid being poured into them." is just stupid.
It have to automatically adjust to the size of your cupholder and the liquids temperature (automatically folds out a handle if the liquid is to hot)
that she can be identified on a 40 ft resolution height map.