But how vigorously you accelerate can make a big difference. In the worst of the gas price spike I made a point of accelerating gently and shifting much earlier than usual, and found my mileage improved by 15%.
Of course baldness is a disease. A minor one at first sight, but it can lower people's self-esteem and cause severe psychological diseases, such as depression.
Yeah, a disease... like life. Maybe we should cure that, too. But ugliness disease first, though.
Or better yet, fine art dorm. Failing that, try biology, chemistry, even chem eng - tend to have more females for some reason - guess they are all bit like cooking, so...
W would probably have been rejected if he were to apply now. His daughter might be raised as a counter-example, but she was a good student in high school. It certainly still helps to be rich and well known, but it's no longer a carte blanche. Graduating's a lot harder now than it was then, too, but that's a different story.
I doubt it. Legacy and donation are big open "secret" to schools like Yale, and Bushes would have no trouble getting into Yale - it's how they can offer loans and grants to poor students. Besides, Yale is one of the most fruity among Ivies - what would make it so hard to graduate from it?
Some reputation is more deserving than others. For some schools, the toughest thing is to get in (Ivy League schools). For some others, getting out with degree is the challenge (CalTech, MIT, and other top engineering/science schools like CMU).
Great book. Puts Java thread in perspective of overall concurrent programming scheme, and fills you in on the relevant details of Java language and library doc/specs.
The pattern for the last 60 years won't hold. Our economy, the global economy, is fundamentally shifting. Basically, Europe has caught up, and Asia is rising. Not necessarily a bad thing, we (the US) need to be less complacent - we need to invest (hence save) more domestically, and we need to attract (and keep) more top talents from around the world, and we need to put a lid on parasitic industries that do not produce real good/services.
I think this bust is much, much worse than the dot bomb. Dot bomb, despite all its excess, produced wide-spread internet coverage, computer as utility/appliance, web tech/commerce, and much improved communication infrastructure. This bubble was a sheer paper and real estate speculation - the only thing left are vandalized McMansions in locations unsuitable both ecologically as well as economically. All with borrowed foreign capital that will surely change the dollar's place as the undisputed foreign reserve currency.
That's why I poured a grand in sound system on my old clunker. My neighbors just don't appreciate all the hard work I'm putting in to keep our economy sound. Ungrateful bastards.
No diff. FOSS, proprietary, they all need gluing and tuning - business will be down for both. Adv. of FOSS really isn't that it's cheaper, it's that you have more control over your system than with proprietary systems.
Hey, our economy is hollowing out, and Hollywood is one of the few things left now that still "produce" things others would buy. But then, our copyright laws can't do squat to piracy in other countries. Genius.
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AKA GECKO cruising.
Ha! Who knew penis contest can be useful?! Well, except for that other use. Now that's what I call 'THINKING'.
Whatever treatment they come up with, will probably end up doing a better job treating yeast infection.
Yeah, a disease... like life. Maybe we should cure that, too. But ugliness disease first, though.
Damn, spying really is like violence. You know, like XML...
Is this a nerd whine fest or what? Not that I disagree... ;-)
Apple will keep the genome database, and extradite the rest to UK for terrorism. I've heard things.
Sounds suspiciously like Demogran. Let's stop pestering them, lest they will shoot courtesy guided missiles at us.
Or better yet, fine art dorm. Failing that, try biology, chemistry, even chem eng - tend to have more females for some reason - guess they are all bit like cooking, so...
I doubt it. Legacy and donation are big open "secret" to schools like Yale, and Bushes would have no trouble getting into Yale - it's how they can offer loans and grants to poor students. Besides, Yale is one of the most fruity among Ivies - what would make it so hard to graduate from it?
Some reputation is more deserving than others. For some schools, the toughest thing is to get in (Ivy League schools). For some others, getting out with degree is the challenge (CalTech, MIT, and other top engineering/science schools like CMU).
Understandable. You try eat that many tacos.
Um... tasty.
Great book. Puts Java thread in perspective of overall concurrent programming scheme, and fills you in on the relevant details of Java language and library doc/specs.
I feel drunk just reading your post. Go ahead, ask me a math question.
How does political agenda, if any, makes it wrong? It still is assisting a voter to exercise their right.
Have some respect. No need to discuss candidate's undergarments.
But won't anyone think of the children?!
I win. ;-)
Dude, please, no Nobel for crappy stereo.
It's nice that you improved the valet key, but you'll need to do better than that to win back your old customers. Keep'em up, though.
The pattern for the last 60 years won't hold. Our economy, the global economy, is fundamentally shifting. Basically, Europe has caught up, and Asia is rising. Not necessarily a bad thing, we (the US) need to be less complacent - we need to invest (hence save) more domestically, and we need to attract (and keep) more top talents from around the world, and we need to put a lid on parasitic industries that do not produce real good/services.
I think this bust is much, much worse than the dot bomb. Dot bomb, despite all its excess, produced wide-spread internet coverage, computer as utility/appliance, web tech/commerce, and much improved communication infrastructure. This bubble was a sheer paper and real estate speculation - the only thing left are vandalized McMansions in locations unsuitable both ecologically as well as economically. All with borrowed foreign capital that will surely change the dollar's place as the undisputed foreign reserve currency.
That's why I poured a grand in sound system on my old clunker. My neighbors just don't appreciate all the hard work I'm putting in to keep our economy sound. Ungrateful bastards.
No diff. FOSS, proprietary, they all need gluing and tuning - business will be down for both. Adv. of FOSS really isn't that it's cheaper, it's that you have more control over your system than with proprietary systems.
Hey, our economy is hollowing out, and Hollywood is one of the few things left now that still "produce" things others would buy. But then, our copyright laws can't do squat to piracy in other countries. Genius.