Actually you bring up a good point- that the scenario that was presented was not 'real science'. No scientist would publish a paper stating 'fertilizer level 4 would is best'
I would speculate that it is impossible to teach kids to think- most teaching is cargo-cult learning with the hopes that some of them will develop into thinkers.
They aren't teaching science- they are teaching kids about the kind of things scientists think about and do. Only a vanishingly small number of kids are capable of doing 'real' science. Hopefully our society will give them incentives to become scientists.....
You really think that is what this is about? It's about getting them of the hook from a legal liability standpoint. Obviously they cannot control the client but they can control requests made through another web site....
No s__t! A hiring manager at a company isn't going to want to get involved in a lawsuit, they aren't going to tell you that they know anything. Every person I have talked to to check on a recruit has been very candid.....
Eggs can be a little tricky in stainless, generally I use medium heat and let the butter melt, drive off the water and turn brown before I put the eggs in.
They have found the the flourocarbons in people blood and fat. Regardless of whether this is good or bad I would rather use stainless and a little butter.
What do you have to back that up? I am a speed reader and my eyes have to travel over a much smaller area in a menu I can pick things out instantly. Icons mean nothing to me and I have to scan ribbon menus often several times to find things and the menu itself is over a much wider area.
I wouldn't never complain about ribbon menus if you could switch to the old style--- yes I 'get it' but it doesn't work for me.
Not sure if you are being sarcastic- being busy might mean practicing piano or planting a garden. The kind of self selection mentioned here sounds something like Mensa stroking....
You would think the editors would give the writers a 10 minute talk on meaningful digits-- 80,000 kg (170,000 pounds) would be the correct way to do the conversion. I could understand the Daily News doing this but Discovery?
"“We found that 100 percent of the MCI patients with plasma caffeine levels above the critical level experienced no conversion to Alzheimer’s disease during the two-to-four year follow-up period,” said study co-author Dr. Gary Arendash."
She made it to her eighties? My grandfather died of Alzheimer at a much younger age which means I am at risk. If I can keep it at bay until I am eighty I will be quite pleased!
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Actually you bring up a good point- that the scenario that was presented was not 'real science'. No scientist would publish a paper stating 'fertilizer level 4 would is best'
Wisdom comes from realizing how little you know. Many progressives aren't stupid but their cocksure attitude about being right is as disturbing.
I would speculate that it is impossible to teach kids to think- most teaching is cargo-cult learning with the hopes that some of them will develop into thinkers.
They aren't teaching science- they are teaching kids about the kind of things scientists think about and do. Only a vanishingly small number of kids are capable of doing 'real' science. Hopefully our society will give them incentives to become scientists.....
You really think that is what this is about? It's about getting them of the hook from a legal liability standpoint. Obviously they cannot control the client but they can control requests made through another web site....
'Tallest Building Contests' always precede economic collapse....
You forgot to mention that it is more difficult and expensive to get a loan for a pre-fab....
What consumer applications were built with VB6? I am confused....
You forgot the zucchini, peppers and mushrooms ;-)
Lots of people who gamed when they were young and now have IT jobs would rather spend their free time away from a computer.
No s__t! A hiring manager at a company isn't going to want to get involved in a lawsuit, they aren't going to tell you that they know anything. Every person I have talked to to check on a recruit has been very candid.....
People using 5$ headphones are future hearing aid patients.
Eggs can be a little tricky in stainless, generally I use medium heat and let the butter melt, drive off the water and turn brown before I put the eggs in.
They have found the the flourocarbons in people blood and fat. Regardless of whether this is good or bad I would rather use stainless and a little butter.
Has anyone considered that HBO or other providers might have an exclusivity contract with their carriers?
What do you have to back that up? I am a speed reader and my eyes have to travel over a much smaller area in a menu I can pick things out instantly. Icons mean nothing to me and I have to scan ribbon menus often several times to find things and the menu itself is over a much wider area.
I wouldn't never complain about ribbon menus if you could switch to the old style--- yes I 'get it' but it doesn't work for me.
Not sure if you are being sarcastic- being busy might mean practicing piano or planting a garden. The kind of self selection mentioned here sounds something like Mensa stroking....
The guy I replaced wanted to do this- instead I have been working out a telecommute strategy with remote scrum and whatnot. Not all manager suck :-)
You would think the editors would give the writers a 10 minute talk on meaningful digits-- 80,000 kg (170,000 pounds) would be the correct way to do the conversion.
I could understand the Daily News doing this but Discovery?
I used to code .NET but am a manager now. Suddenly a VS Ribbon Menu sounds appealing! ;-)
How come they haven't created a 'ribbon menu' for Visual Studio? Perhaps this is tacit admission that the Ribbon Menu sucks and is inefficient.
Caffeine doesn't have cis/trans bonds or a racemate(chiral center)
Not sure what you are talking about...
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"“We found that 100 percent of the MCI patients with plasma caffeine levels above the critical level experienced no conversion to Alzheimer’s disease during the two-to-four year follow-up period,” said study co-author Dr. Gary Arendash."
100% is a extremely strong correlation....
Very good- deserves a t-shirt!
She made it to her eighties? My grandfather died of Alzheimer at a much younger age which means I am at risk. If I can keep it at bay until I am eighty I will be quite pleased!