We did tests on this. (no, seriously). You need steel wool or the like to effectively block out stuff. If you're using tinfoil, I suggest putting it on the inside to keep your head intact, then on outside as well to reduce risk of rust.
Scroll down to Mathematics 1135 Description: Students are taught the principles of mathematics, both mechanics and applications, in relation to whole numbers, common fractions, ratio and proportion, decimal fractions, and per cent. Students will also be taught about weights and measures, including the metric and English systems; computing dosages; and temperature.
A non-credit course open only to students in the Native Nursing Entry program.
Despair.
I realize the targeted students for this course are not mainstream students, and it's not a credit course, but seriously, people attending university should not be there to learn what fractions and per cent means. Adult high school maybe, but as an entry point into a nursing degree?
I've got nothing but respect for the Natives who want to be nurses, and nothing but despair for the educational system that lets them get to the point where they are ready for a university education, but don't know fractions.
Given that the lowest end (12WX) cintiq is around $900, and this seems to have much of the functionality of that, without the need to lug a laptop or desktop around as well, this suddenly becomes more interesting. I'd like to see more info about it's usability in that respect.
Damn. I expected google to be in the mind reading business, not intuit, but then again, given their name, I can believe that this years turbo tax might have a mind reading module added in...
I pledge fealty to our mind reading, tax-preparing overlords.
I can only imagine that a 45 minute test would be "write a program which says 'hello' to the world".
If you can write a virus that manages to send email to everyone on the planet (or sms or whatever) inside of a 45 minute time frame, you're probably worth hiring.
http://mycoursecalendar.lakeheadu.ca/pg887.html indicates that up here, in northern Canuckistan, you're looking at around 10K for living expenses (residence) and books, and around 7K for tuition a year, which for a 4 year program comes out to around 70K or so. A significant part of the 70K is on warm clothes, and blood replacement for after the provincial bird (Mosquito) has it's way with you. Foreign students pay around 10K a year more for tuition, so you're up to $110K. Head on up to Thunder Bay, support my alma matter, and help keep the mosquitos fed.
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Cue the Namshubs....
Duluth suffers from the same problem Thunder bay has - it's 8 hours from anywhere.
I'd expect wallstreet, a typical googleplex or amazon data center to be prime crazy ant targets. How are they dealing with this stuff?
Your typical slashdotter probably sits closer to their router than the plants. And is about as likely to germinate.
Not if your servers are part of a botnet...
So who needs fault tolerant systems, when today, we have fault tolerant customers?
is called "Smith"...
And how is that supposed to work out for the average teenage gamer? Who lives at home, in a place his parents chose to live?
You have one point remaining on your license.
Multipass...
???
Sigh.
We did tests on this. (no, seriously). You need steel wool or the like to effectively block out stuff. If you're using tinfoil, I suggest putting it on the inside to keep your head intact, then on outside as well to reduce risk of rust.
Death of Burma Shave due to excessive driving deaths. Film at 11...
Battlestar wasn't a soap opera - it was a SPACE Opera. Yeesh. Difference should be obvious.
In space, noone can smell your reek.
Rule 34 applies, even to autos.
And you'll be ready for the zombie apocalypse. And won't run out of ammo either...
Of Microsoft buying them.
And then, adding Clippy support in the UI.
"It looks like you're trying to make a weaponizable ebola virus. Do you want some help with that?"
http://mycoursecalendar.lakeheadu.ca/pg180.html
Scroll down to Mathematics 1135
Description:
Students are taught the principles of mathematics, both mechanics and applications, in relation to whole numbers, common fractions, ratio and proportion, decimal fractions, and per cent. Students will also be taught about weights and measures, including the metric and English systems; computing dosages; and temperature.
A non-credit course open only to students in the Native Nursing Entry program.
Despair.
I realize the targeted students for this course are not mainstream students, and it's not a credit course, but seriously, people attending university should not be there to learn what fractions and per cent means. Adult high school maybe, but as an entry point into a nursing degree?
I've got nothing but respect for the Natives who want to be nurses, and nothing but despair for the educational system that lets them get to the point where they are ready for a university education, but don't know fractions.
Seriously, millions of people get by just fine without flash support while wandering the web. Why is this news?
Given that the lowest end (12WX) cintiq is around $900, and this seems to have much of the functionality of that, without the need to lug a laptop or desktop around as well, this suddenly becomes more interesting. I'd like to see more info about it's usability in that respect.
Damn. I expected google to be in the mind reading business, not intuit, but then again, given their name, I can believe that this years turbo tax might have a mind reading module added in...
I pledge fealty to our mind reading, tax-preparing overlords.
I can only imagine that a 45 minute test would be "write a program which says 'hello' to the world".
If you can write a virus that manages to send email to everyone on the planet (or sms or whatever) inside of a 45 minute time frame, you're probably worth hiring.
Speak for yourself. I plan to live forever.
Riker? I thought I told you not to tamper with the timeline...
And does amazon let you come home with a big armload of books to read at your leisure for free?
And worse, you get goats pretending to be frogs in hope of free kisses.
Go to the stacks looking for stuff, and bring home stacks of non related but vastly interesting reading material you had not thought to look at.
http://mycoursecalendar.lakeheadu.ca/pg887.html indicates that up here, in northern Canuckistan, you're looking at around 10K for living expenses (residence) and books, and around 7K for tuition a year, which for a 4 year program comes out to around 70K or so. A significant part of the 70K is on warm clothes, and blood replacement for after the provincial bird (Mosquito) has it's way with you. Foreign students pay around 10K a year more for tuition, so you're up to $110K. Head on up to Thunder Bay, support my alma matter, and help keep the mosquitos fed.