I tried the drill into the top and refill it yourself once. The image quality dropped to that of an Imagewriter. What's worse is even after buying a new cartridge the printer was never quite the same. I ended up buying another printer. I'll never buy refills or recycled again.
Imagine that there was a "duplication device" that could clone whatever you put into it
I'd drop Natalie Portman into the machine. Then beer. Then I'd make a beawolf cluster of machines and drop one end in but first I'd put a twist in the line like a mobius strip. Then I'd sit back and watch all the hilarity.
I agree it's a horrible analogy. I wrote a paper last semester that directly related to some work some other students are doing this semester. I freely gave them my research thesis as a starting point for theirs.
It doesn't bother me that they get an easier start for their projects. It doesn't bother me because I learned a lot preparing my paper. It's not going to teach me any more sitting on my hard drive.
Are they shortchanging themselves by taking my paper? The professor knows they've seen my paper. She expects them to "carry the ball a little further". Then I get to see my project continued in a way I couldn't.
Perhaps this is off topic now. I just don't think Hilary Rosen knows how to share in an academic environment. Bad analogy.
She was probably the kind of kid who hid library books so no one else could get the information she was using so she could blow the curve for the rest of us.
- I guarantee if you get a speeding ticket and go to traffic school to avoid the points on your license, your insurance rates will still go up. It does not restrain what insurance companies may charge.
In Mass the rates are set by the state based on the point system, age of driver, sex of driver and length of driving experince. If you get the points off your record you don't pay for the ticket.
Then explain to me why your insurance rates go up if you get rear ended at a stop light,
I don't know what state you're talking about but thankfully here in Massachusetts if you didn't cause the accident you don't get surcharges next year. I don't like the point system we use but thankfully it does limit the insurance agencies ability to get away with charging the victim.
I hope I don't sound like I'm trolling but really where do you get charged for getting rear ended at a stoplight? I'd like to know so I can avoid living in that state.
GPS and Speed Limit Mapping is the biggest crock I've ever heard.
Did you know that GPS has a drift built in. Your position could be x and 10 seconds later be x+35 feet. If you're traveling at the speed limit that 35 foot drift could put you over the limit.
Also how can the Speed Limit Mapping tell if you're going 65 MPH on a highway or 35 MPH over the limit on the rural road running along the highway?
I had GPS on my sailboat. I never saw it work properly. I waited 2 hours once for it to lock into enough satellites to tell me I was in the Phillapines when I really was in Boston Harbor.
What we need in this country is some basic respect for law and order. If we let these punks get away with breaking vandalism laws in protest marches then why not let vigilante groups hack to death any man they find who might have raped someone. After all the students feel compelled to do something about the rape problem. In the mean time I haven't raped anyone but have to look at graphitti where the intent is to make me feel guilty for crimes I didn't commit.
Yes again in a perfect world we would have our privacy at work but the world is not perfect. We need to deal with it the way it's been dealt to us.
As for the student's work, I know my lab notebooks become property of the college at the end of the semester. (even though I paid for the notebook) I'm sure whatever rule that allows this in science courses can cover any other course. I don't see any reason why any other work done should be kept secret from the university. Try calling your PhD. thesis your own secret.
Did anyone do anything wrong here? The police have the obligation to do their job. Should the DEA not do their job if it embarasses the CIA? Maybe someone is lying and we don't have the full story.
The police should do their job and nail those punk assed hooligans. They don't have the right to trash the campus. Failing to identify the lawbreakers when their identity became known to her makes the professor and accessory after the fact. Who should be embarassed?
Well you said it. They *should* have rights. Time and again the courts show that employees have no rights. Until the day comes where we see a reversal I will conduct myself at school or in industry (I'm in school) as if I'm being watched.
As for your specious reasoning with the other points, there is a law that police need wiretap warrants to listen to cellphones as you drive down the highway but do not need a warrant to listen to someone with a parabolic microphone or photograph in a public place.
As of last September I'm not sure if they still need the warrant.
In any event if you don't like the status quo then change it. Don't bitch about it. As for me, I conduct myself as if I'm under survailence whenever I'm outside my house. Which I do agree makes me a tool of the man but at least I'm on the winning team.
I did read the article. The fact is she was using university issued equipment. If she had discussions of past rapes on the machine she didn't seem too concerned about the police seeing them. She only wanted to back up the machine before they took it.
As for discussing rape via the college email system, well, that's just a bad idea. Something so sensative should be discussed in person. For no other reason than this.
Actually she said that the smut was for her wimyns study research. Damn. I knew I should have gone for the wimyns issues degree, then I could be up to my neck in pr0n. The good girl on girl kind.
The university owned the computer and it was returned. So this is really just a lesson in always backing up important files before the unfortunate event. Not after.
What's next? Nobel Prize Contending research lost when hard drive crashed.
Employers right to access company hardware trumps any privacy for the employee. The police were just doing their job. What if they let her erase important evidence?
Like it or not campus police work for the college and represent the authority of the college in these matters. I say good job.
The currents through some channels are well known and steady. Put underwater "windmills" in the channel and sit back and collect the "juice". This is similar to sailboats that tow small electric generators or put magnets on the propeller shaft to trickle charge the batteries.
I have a ton of text books with CDs in them. None of them are particularly useful from a students point of view. I've seen complete copies of the text put on the CD with the margins set wrong and so the text is unreadable. Sure animations are cute the first time you see them.
In short I think the CDs are added to justify selling a $70 text book for $128. $58 multiplied by all the text books I had to buy... Well I'd have less college debt right now.
I spent so much time looking at my Organic Chemistry text books that I thought it would be interesting to see if I could learn some of it subliminally. It probably would have worked better if I wasn't drunk at the time.
There's lots of great music going on in bars, big city or small town. You just have to look. Don't like smoke? Try the libraries. Most have postings for local music. Join a club or drive into the city for art house movies or movie night at the museum.
Buy a Macintosh with a superdrive and get a camcorder. Make your own movies.
Learn an instrument and make your own music. You'll be happier and smarter.
Take up gardening, pottery, painting, sculpture etc. Have something you can give away or sell.
Getting out of the house has the added benefit of introducing you to new people. You may even meet the cute guy or girl you've always hoped to meet. Better than a chatroom cause you can see what they look like.
Or stay at home and look at pr0n and watch whatever dribble they package to replace Friends.
I'm on my second Martini so forgive me if I seem gushy. You seem to be a classy guy, educated, articulate. If DeVry focused more on their public image you wouldn't have to defend yourself. However, the commercials certainly don't help. I got 3 levels deep into the website and still it looked like just a basic technical certificate program gussied up in a University package.
I didn't know there were Humanities requirements. And I have to admit that I've sleepwalked trough 6 required Division II courses that amounted to nothing more than busy work and time spent away from the lab. I don't begrudge the time as a handfull of A's does help make up for sucky Calculus grades.
I guess what I'm saying is a BS implies that I not only learned my field but can also do the drudge work outside my major.
Unfortunately I guess I represent most of the rest of the country when I percieve a DeVry student as someone who skipped the humanaties courses for a quick technical degree. I am wrong.
I worked my way out of the mailroom to the sales floor at a stockbrokerage. I had lots of success at what I did but I knew I could never jump ship to any other brokerage firm without some kind of college degree. In fact when I did go to college the only job I could find was bartending. You may be comfortable now but beware of bad times.
Incidently, do they pay you what the position is worth or a couple thousand less?
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I tried the drill into the top and refill it yourself once. The image quality dropped to that of an Imagewriter. What's worse is even after buying a new cartridge the printer was never quite the same. I ended up buying another printer. I'll never buy refills or recycled again.
I don't know about vacations but I sure could use a good nap.
Don't forget the fact that the artists are getting screwed no matter what the music fans do.
she does go to harvard.
I'd drop Natalie Portman into the machine. Then beer. Then I'd make a beawolf cluster of machines and drop one end in but first I'd put a twist in the line like a mobius strip. Then I'd sit back and watch all the hilarity.
It doesn't bother me that they get an easier start for their projects. It doesn't bother me because I learned a lot preparing my paper. It's not going to teach me any more sitting on my hard drive.
Are they shortchanging themselves by taking my paper? The professor knows they've seen my paper. She expects them to "carry the ball a little further". Then I get to see my project continued in a way I couldn't.
Perhaps this is off topic now. I just don't think Hilary Rosen knows how to share in an academic environment. Bad analogy.
She was probably the kind of kid who hid library books so no one else could get the information she was using so she could blow the curve for the rest of us.
In Mass the rates are set by the state based on the point system, age of driver, sex of driver and length of driving experince. If you get the points off your record you don't pay for the ticket.
Tell me about it. I live in Massachusetts. without getting rear ended.
I don't know what state you're talking about but thankfully here in Massachusetts if you didn't cause the accident you don't get surcharges next year. I don't like the point system we use but thankfully it does limit the insurance agencies ability to get away with charging the victim.
I hope I don't sound like I'm trolling but really where do you get charged for getting rear ended at a stoplight? I'd like to know so I can avoid living in that state.
Did you know that GPS has a drift built in. Your position could be x and 10 seconds later be x+35 feet. If you're traveling at the speed limit that 35 foot drift could put you over the limit.
Also how can the Speed Limit Mapping tell if you're going 65 MPH on a highway or 35 MPH over the limit on the rural road running along the highway?
I had GPS on my sailboat. I never saw it work properly. I waited 2 hours once for it to lock into enough satellites to tell me I was in the Phillapines when I really was in Boston Harbor.
Take one for the team.
What we need in this country is some basic respect for law and order. If we let these punks get away with breaking vandalism laws in protest marches then why not let vigilante groups hack to death any man they find who might have raped someone. After all the students feel compelled to do something about the rape problem. In the mean time I haven't raped anyone but have to look at graphitti where the intent is to make me feel guilty for crimes I didn't commit.
Yeah and they teach economics.
As for the student's work, I know my lab notebooks become property of the college at the end of the semester. (even though I paid for the notebook) I'm sure whatever rule that allows this in science courses can cover any other course. I don't see any reason why any other work done should be kept secret from the university. Try calling your PhD. thesis your own secret.
Did anyone do anything wrong here? The police have the obligation to do their job. Should the DEA not do their job if it embarasses the CIA? Maybe someone is lying and we don't have the full story.
The police should do their job and nail those punk assed hooligans. They don't have the right to trash the campus. Failing to identify the lawbreakers when their identity became known to her makes the professor and accessory after the fact. Who should be embarassed?
As for your specious reasoning with the other points, there is a law that police need wiretap warrants to listen to cellphones as you drive down the highway but do not need a warrant to listen to someone with a parabolic microphone or photograph in a public place.
As of last September I'm not sure if they still need the warrant.
In any event if you don't like the status quo then change it. Don't bitch about it. As for me, I conduct myself as if I'm under survailence whenever I'm outside my house. Which I do agree makes me a tool of the man but at least I'm on the winning team.
As for discussing rape via the college email system, well, that's just a bad idea. Something so sensative should be discussed in person. For no other reason than this.
Actually she said that the smut was for her wimyns study research. Damn. I knew I should have gone for the wimyns issues degree, then I could be up to my neck in pr0n. The good girl on girl kind.
What's next? Nobel Prize Contending research lost when hard drive crashed.
Employers right to access company hardware trumps any privacy for the employee. The police were just doing their job. What if they let her erase important evidence?
Like it or not campus police work for the college and represent the authority of the college in these matters. I say good job.
The currents through some channels are well known and steady. Put underwater "windmills" in the channel and sit back and collect the "juice". This is similar to sailboats that tow small electric generators or put magnets on the propeller shaft to trickle charge the batteries.
What about the chance of taking a leave of absense?
In short I think the CDs are added to justify selling a $70 text book for $128. $58 multiplied by all the text books I had to buy... Well I'd have less college debt right now.
I spent so much time looking at my Organic Chemistry text books that I thought it would be interesting to see if I could learn some of it subliminally. It probably would have worked better if I wasn't drunk at the time.
Buy a Macintosh with a superdrive and get a camcorder. Make your own movies.
Learn an instrument and make your own music. You'll be happier and smarter.
Take up gardening, pottery, painting, sculpture etc. Have something you can give away or sell.
Getting out of the house has the added benefit of introducing you to new people. You may even meet the cute guy or girl you've always hoped to meet. Better than a chatroom cause you can see what they look like.
Or stay at home and look at pr0n and watch whatever dribble they package to replace Friends.
I didn't know there were Humanities requirements. And I have to admit that I've sleepwalked trough 6 required Division II courses that amounted to nothing more than busy work and time spent away from the lab. I don't begrudge the time as a handfull of A's does help make up for sucky Calculus grades.
I guess what I'm saying is a BS implies that I not only learned my field but can also do the drudge work outside my major.
Unfortunately I guess I represent most of the rest of the country when I percieve a DeVry student as someone who skipped the humanaties courses for a quick technical degree. I am wrong.
Incidently, do they pay you what the position is worth or a couple thousand less?