Furthermore, if the works are done to be works, rather than coming from faith, they are "dead works," not works, and achieve nothing anyway.
Which makes Luther's whole distinction pointless: both the Catholic version and his stated that works *would* come from faith. When A=>B, arguing whether it is A=>C or (A AND B)=> C is merely semantics . . .
It helps to have a Nobel prize and write one of the most common textbooks for a principals class . . . the two or three largest selling econ texts produce serious money for the authors, but aside from that . . .
hawk
Sometimes, we're just worried about students
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Ity seems that all the books in my fields (statistics, economics) have gone to a three year cycle, with no purpose other than to defeat used textbooks. I've told book reps that I'd take the next book with a wirtten guarantee that it would stay in print for five years, ant they're just not interested.
I've responded by allowing prior editions. In my stat syllabi, there are even alternate homework sets for prior editions.
Also, most (but not all) universities have hoops to jump through before a professor can use his own book. These tend to involve giving up the royalties or proving that there is no viable alternative.
when someone trolls and notes that they'll get "unfairly" moderated for it, the usual response is "informative" . . . whehter it's trollish, informative, both, or neither . . .
In this case, it was a blunt object, possibly the little blue can, about 5x10x10cm, with funny english-style lettering, and some strange pink thing portrayed on the front . ..
"Mickey D's Bar and Grill" is a reference that goes back *at least* to 1980. I'd be surprised if it doesn't go back at least another ten or twnety years before that.
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Furthermore, if the works are done to be works, rather than coming from faith, they are "dead works," not works, and achieve nothing anyway.
Which makes Luther's whole distinction pointless: both the Catholic version and his stated that works *would* come from faith. When A=>B, arguing whether it is A=>C or (A AND B)=> C is merely semantics . . .
hawk
hawk
>up working where you sleep.
Wow, just what cheapskate university is this? Most have separate desks and beds, leaving sleeping at your desk for the workplace . . .
hawk
>(somewhat dated info).
. . . must . . . resist . . .
nope, can't do it.
Now, it would hardly be appropriate to use up to date information when talking about Debian packages, would it???
hawk
hawk, running and ducking
It helps to have a Nobel prize and write one of the most common textbooks for a principals class . . . the two or three largest selling econ texts produce serious money for the authors, but aside from that . . .
hawk
Ity seems that all the books in my fields (statistics, economics) have gone to a three year cycle, with no purpose other than to defeat used textbooks. I've told book reps that I'd take the next book with a wirtten guarantee that it would stay in print for five years, ant they're just not interested.
I've responded by allowing prior editions. In my stat syllabi, there are even alternate homework sets for prior editions.
Also, most (but not all) universities have hoops to jump through before a professor can use his own book. These tend to involve giving up the royalties or proving that there is no viable alternative.
hawk
hawk
when someone trolls and notes that they'll get "unfairly" moderated for it, the usual response is "informative" . . . whehter it's trollish, informative, both, or neither . . .
hawk
> This is one of most accessible tutorials on any Linux distro
Why, that's as fully reassuring as, "one of the least violent mob enforcers" . . .
hawk
remind me again which president is pushing for a manned mission to mars?
hawk
hawk
hawk
>>allowed to use isn't a crime. Although using it >>may be."
>Actually, yes, in some cases, it stupidly is.
Damn those feds and their limits on neighborhood nuclear weapons!
hawk
No. That's just when your tivo recorded it, and now you're reading it at your leisure.
hawk
>Just about every PC case that I've ever seen has been lockable.
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Thins may have changed, but those locks used to do nothing more than disable the keyboard . .
hawk
Mosaic 3.0b was good enough for my father, and it's good enough for me . . .
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Oh, wait--that's my daughter's line . . .
hawk
> You should look for a Morse code trainer.
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Damnit, that LP in the box across the room was good enough for my grandfather, and it's good enough for me.
Err, it will be good enough for me, if I ever find the time to follow through . .
Err, and if I fix the record player he built. .
hawk
hawk
"Mickey D's Bar and Grill" is a reference that goes back *at least* to 1980. I'd be surprised if it doesn't go back at least another ten or twnety years before that.
hawk
AOL has always been "training wheels for the internet."
It always improves a twelve year old's image when he removes his training wheels . .
hawk
About ten years ago, driving through Califorinia's central valley, a DJ announced "KGARTH---all Garth, all the time."
I figured it for a gag, making fun of the overplaying of the singer of the week as he played a couple in a row.
At about the fourth song, the joke was old, and I found another station (for crying out loud, he only had 2 or 3 albums at the time!).
An hour or two later I checked (morbid curiosity). They were *still* playing Garth Brooks.
hawk
Why, just last year they introduced an entirely new story into the rotation of duplicates . .
hawk
hawk
Last time I checked, it was about a dollar a page to print photos if you used good consumables.
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Wally-world charges 19c a print, compared to the three that you can fit on a page.
Plus you get the usual bits about that one slightly jammed jet that puts a streak on the page, or . .
It now costs *more* to print 4x6 at home. However, 5x7 and up still cost less--at least if they come out right on hte first try.
hawk