Those who can't, teach. It's just how it is. I spent most of my undergrad simply chasing "that piece of paper", with a few very cool exceptions that made my days reasonable.
Education is not the same as certification/diplomas. Once you grasp that, you'll be able to successfully balance the academic jewels you acquire, and the real-world experience that helps you be gainfully employed. Knowing that those are, at best, loosely correlated will be one of the great lessons you take from this experience.
The fact that any government agency thinks its "corporate citizens" are perfect-able makes me ill. Yes, it's just a name, but it's time that human beings finally have more rights that incorporated entities. It's not to even be joked about by the government.
I could make the argument that moving sidewalks would actually encourage more total walking than would otherwise occur. You have nothing to do but walk on them. Unless they are going too fast, more opportunities to walk would be presented than would otherwise be, potentially. I won't poo-poo this just because on its face it seems stupid. (/. FAIL)
A half-ass rocker that would otherwise be obscure at best, still grabbing headlines and getting us to talk about him. Seriously, can you name any of his last 5 albums?
As someone who got really annoyed with a bad firmware update on a new Samsung LED, why would I want to allow my manufacturer internet access to my hardware by default? I call shenanigans. This is an ability to monitor my viewing by someone I don't want monitoring. Imagine if Sony knew I was watching DirecTV, and they told Comcast. Wouldn't that be a marketing bonanza...
Maybe this is that "Interactive TV" from 1991...
What companies are acceptable investments... does anyone know? For example, if I have stock in China Mobile, am I defending a totalitarian monster, or am I encouraging a freer market in a society that is now being opened much more by investment? Am I good for bad that I own stock... oh, you're not sure either?
So the point of this is to judge probability solely by the interpretive qualities of implied language? There's little value in this, and misdirecting. That's not a puzzle; it's a con.
Given that it's actually 49/51, here's the deal. The mentioned boy is irrelevant, absolutely. The other child's outcome was not or would not have been influenced by the mentioned boy, short of all the twins, conjoining, BS exceptions.
End of story. Unless the story problem says that the mentioned has an effect on the unmentioned, the other is unaffected.
"Oh, but I was so close to three cherries on that last slot machine pull - I'm so close to winning!"
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This is more government of, by, and for the corporation. Bring on the National Sales Tax of 18%. Try evading that you shady fuckers.
The point you all missed (which means you must have been AP booksmart students) was that AP will still inflate GPAs in the absence of "D" grades.
Why is it everyone loves to talk about prison buttsecks?
Rest assured, their "AP" (read: affluent pricks) students will still get a 6.7 GPA.
So, just to be clear, there's no bell curve, right? Grade inflation made this an inevitable outcome.
Those who can't, teach. It's just how it is. I spent most of my undergrad simply chasing "that piece of paper", with a few very cool exceptions that made my days reasonable. Education is not the same as certification/diplomas. Once you grasp that, you'll be able to successfully balance the academic jewels you acquire, and the real-world experience that helps you be gainfully employed. Knowing that those are, at best, loosely correlated will be one of the great lessons you take from this experience.
...then it's God's Plan to kill everything in the Gulf, not BP.
I've been seeing this garbage since Windows 95 SP2 was going to push ads to Active Desktop. Recycled news sucks.
The fact that any government agency thinks its "corporate citizens" are perfect-able makes me ill. Yes, it's just a name, but it's time that human beings finally have more rights that incorporated entities. It's not to even be joked about by the government.
I could make the argument that moving sidewalks would actually encourage more total walking than would otherwise occur. You have nothing to do but walk on them. Unless they are going too fast, more opportunities to walk would be presented than would otherwise be, potentially. I won't poo-poo this just because on its face it seems stupid. (/. FAIL)
*mumblemumble* I ddnt rr drr thz pckg dmmt *gasp*
Whatever - we're still talking about him, no?
A half-ass rocker that would otherwise be obscure at best, still grabbing headlines and getting us to talk about him. Seriously, can you name any of his last 5 albums?
As someone who got really annoyed with a bad firmware update on a new Samsung LED, why would I want to allow my manufacturer internet access to my hardware by default? I call shenanigans. This is an ability to monitor my viewing by someone I don't want monitoring. Imagine if Sony knew I was watching DirecTV, and they told Comcast. Wouldn't that be a marketing bonanza... Maybe this is that "Interactive TV" from 1991...
What companies are acceptable investments... does anyone know? For example, if I have stock in China Mobile, am I defending a totalitarian monster, or am I encouraging a freer market in a society that is now being opened much more by investment? Am I good for bad that I own stock... oh, you're not sure either?
So the point of this is to judge probability solely by the interpretive qualities of implied language? There's little value in this, and misdirecting. That's not a puzzle; it's a con.
Given that it's actually 49/51, here's the deal. The mentioned boy is irrelevant, absolutely. The other child's outcome was not or would not have been influenced by the mentioned boy, short of all the twins, conjoining, BS exceptions. End of story. Unless the story problem says that the mentioned has an effect on the unmentioned, the other is unaffected. "Oh, but I was so close to three cherries on that last slot machine pull - I'm so close to winning!"
Remember the porn industry backed HD-DVD, too.
Allegoric sarcasm, homeboy.
The ideas are no longer in Redmond.
I'll worry about this when it ships. OK, probably not, I lied. Microsoft; innovation at its highest form of flattery!
Enjoy. The entire TLD will be blocked shortly by most "family" ISPs.
WinMo and 7 are definitely merging. There's no reason they should be different.
Assume you're innocent. Why settle?
We are EXPERTS at getting criminals off the street. Guess what? We're #1. 3 million behind bars, more than China even. How's that working out?