The daily meetings ARE the communication. It is unproductive for most people to be under a constant barrage of tiny data points throughout the day. Much easier to get a status report once a day.
If I remember the story right, much of the damage he suffered in the cancer treatment was because he had some kind of unusual bleeding problem. That's why he lost his voice; they had to do a tracheotomy to keep him alive. So they probably don't want to do any non essential surgeries.
The average US teacher salary is more like $45k. And it doesn't matter much whether the students move around to different classrooms, the student to teacher ratio remains the same.
Group projects are worthless unless the subject being taught is group projects. The only people who like them are the ones who sponge off the work of the rest of the group.
Again as with the initial "notes after class". How do you KNOW that you have NOT forgotten something?
Because instead of being a stenographer, you were paying attention and learning. If you listen to the lecture knowing that you will have to summarize it right after, you will remember what needs to be remembered. It's the difference between learning something and memorizing something.
Although I agree with most of your points, in this case I have to disagree. Fair use comprises these four standards:
1. the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes;
2. the nature of the copyrighted work;
3. the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and
4. the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.
1- The ad is not using Brokaw's reputation to sell a candidate, rather (pun intended) it is just repeating some factual reporting he did about another candidate. And I'm pretty sure campaigns are NFP organizations. Nor does the use as far as I can tell change the tone or character of the original work.
2- The nature is news reporting, not some kind of creative work whose value might be diminished by others copying it.
3- This they might be in trouble for, as I doubt the 30 seconds versus a 30 minute program metric will apply. More likely, it will be how much of the story about Gingrich they played. If that was the whole piece, could be problematic. If it is the first 30 seconds of a 6 minute piece, it's probably OK.
4- Same as #2. Brokaw and NBC aren't diminished by simply repeating what they said on a newscast from 15 years ago. It's not like they are selling "Best of the Nighly News" DVD box sets.
Sure it matters. If my device has a WiFi logo on it, I should be able to connect. If it doesn't connect I'm going to be pissed and believe that "WiFi" sucks.
I think the goal is to drop "interesting" things. A single CO detector isn't interesting, but maybe a case of them is. Someone sees a single thing sitting there, it looks suspicious. But you see a shipping case full of things? "Whoops, it fell off a truck."
I think it had to do with the chipset on the board. if I remember right, some chipsets weren't really native RDRAM, they did some kind of translation. Also, the non rambus board probably had uata66 or 100, while the older rambus board might not have. I remember seeing a new Compaq Professional workstation back in the day, with a full gig of rdram and scsi drives, install windows nt4 (or 2000?) really, really fast. Practically an order of magnitude faster than anything I'd seen previously.
That's not what he was on trial for. The only case I know of where people died was the Willis family, and that had nothing to do with the truck driver. Some hunk of metal fell off his truck and the minivan full of kids hit it and burst into flames. The minivan was (as far as I can tell) overloaded, and the driver was clearly following too closely or not paying attention to the road, or both.
And if there was any evidence at all that he was culpable for that tragedy, don't you think the US attorney would have charged him with something?
does freedom of the press have anything to do with freedom to go anywhere you want? Freedom of the press is about publishing without interference, not about being able to go anywhere one wants. What happened to the journalists trying to cover OWS was no good, but it wasn't a freedom of the press issue.
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Prowler and prowl car are names for police cars that have been around for a while.
If you need to get in the zone, you aren't doing it right.
The daily meetings ARE the communication. It is unproductive for most people to be under a constant barrage of tiny data points throughout the day. Much easier to get a status report once a day.
Just looking at the picture of it makes it look like it is a bitch to fly.
The trick is that they lay down a layer of metal powder, and then hit it with a laser to melt it into place.
If I remember the story right, much of the damage he suffered in the cancer treatment was because he had some kind of unusual bleeding problem. That's why he lost his voice; they had to do a tracheotomy to keep him alive. So they probably don't want to do any non essential surgeries.
Grey isn't a color, it's an intensity.
The average US teacher salary is more like $45k. And it doesn't matter much whether the students move around to different classrooms, the student to teacher ratio remains the same.
$5000 for a classroom of 30 students is $150,000 a year. If the teacher gets $50,000, where does the other $100,000 go? Every year?
Some of the most well-paid people I know are teachers.
Group projects are worthless unless the subject being taught is group projects. The only people who like them are the ones who sponge off the work of the rest of the group.
No, the book is the reference.
Again as with the initial "notes after class". How do you KNOW that you have NOT forgotten something?
Because instead of being a stenographer, you were paying attention and learning. If you listen to the lecture knowing that you will have to summarize it right after, you will remember what needs to be remembered. It's the difference between learning something and memorizing something.
Although I agree with most of your points, in this case I have to disagree. Fair use comprises these four standards:
1. the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes;
2. the nature of the copyrighted work;
3. the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and
4. the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.
1- The ad is not using Brokaw's reputation to sell a candidate, rather (pun intended) it is just repeating some factual reporting he did about another candidate. And I'm pretty sure campaigns are NFP organizations. Nor does the use as far as I can tell change the tone or character of the original work.
2- The nature is news reporting, not some kind of creative work whose value might be diminished by others copying it.
3- This they might be in trouble for, as I doubt the 30 seconds versus a 30 minute program metric will apply. More likely, it will be how much of the story about Gingrich they played. If that was the whole piece, could be problematic. If it is the first 30 seconds of a 6 minute piece, it's probably OK.
4- Same as #2. Brokaw and NBC aren't diminished by simply repeating what they said on a newscast from 15 years ago. It's not like they are selling "Best of the Nighly News" DVD box sets.
They also have to raise the money to pay off the private investors.
What about "Bands-Aid"?
Sure it matters. If my device has a WiFi logo on it, I should be able to connect. If it doesn't connect I'm going to be pissed and believe that "WiFi" sucks.
Just carry it with you. All your devices have SCSI controllers, right?
No it doesn't. Works just fine with the standard BIS.
Not if the thing only turns on briefly, and the data is gone by the time they find it.
I think the goal is to drop "interesting" things. A single CO detector isn't interesting, but maybe a case of them is. Someone sees a single thing sitting there, it looks suspicious. But you see a shipping case full of things? "Whoops, it fell off a truck."
I think it had to do with the chipset on the board. if I remember right, some chipsets weren't really native RDRAM, they did some kind of translation. Also, the non rambus board probably had uata66 or 100, while the older rambus board might not have. I remember seeing a new Compaq Professional workstation back in the day, with a full gig of rdram and scsi drives, install windows nt4 (or 2000?) really, really fast. Practically an order of magnitude faster than anything I'd seen previously.
That's not what he was on trial for. The only case I know of where people died was the Willis family, and that had nothing to do with the truck driver. Some hunk of metal fell off his truck and the minivan full of kids hit it and burst into flames. The minivan was (as far as I can tell) overloaded, and the driver was clearly following too closely or not paying attention to the road, or both.
And if there was any evidence at all that he was culpable for that tragedy, don't you think the US attorney would have charged him with something?
does freedom of the press have anything to do with freedom to go anywhere you want? Freedom of the press is about publishing without interference, not about being able to go anywhere one wants. What happened to the journalists trying to cover OWS was no good, but it wasn't a freedom of the press issue.