Oh... I've been there, done that and eventually pulled my oldest out of a public school and then placed him in a private school.
In his third year at the private school (a Christian school), he was "sexually harassed" by one of the teachers during regular school hours. We filed a report with the police. The teacher was investigated and charged with multiple offenses and ultimately plead guilty, and now is the proud recipient of the permanent "sex offender" award.
When you have children, go assert your "authority" at a public school. Short of removing them and finding another a school, you're virtually powerless to do anything.
The ability to parent isn't the issue. It's the inability of the school to keep track of their charges and also the sometimes worriesome fact that I didn't raise the other 99% of the children there.
I also spend a few hours a week flying WWII combat sims, specifically Aces High. In addition, I spend a little time flying FS2K2 simply because it's different. Rather than focus on fighting, with FS I enjoy other challenges, navigation, route-finding, etc.
The newer versions of FS all have a very nice GPS simulator, but I really try not to use it. Navigation via VOR and/or NDB is much more challenging.
Figure skating gets its name from the Compulsory Figures (also known as School Figures) skaters did in competition up until 1990. When a skater competed in Compulsory Figures, he/she would trace a set pattern on the ice, such as the ever-popular Figure 8. To make matters more difficult, the skater had to skate the Figure using a prescribed part of the blade (such as the forward inside edge of the left skate, but more on that later). After the Figure was completed, judges would get off their fat butts and squat down on the ice to check the tracing and see how close it came to perfection. They took points off if the tracings didn't match the set pattern (if the skater went too far before turning, for example) and if there were additional tracings caused by putting the other foot down or wobbling. As you could probably imagine, Compulsory Figures did not exactly make for compelling television, and they were eliminated in 1990.
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You're not the first person that I've heard say that very same thing.
Still, there are plenty of people willing to pay $120 to $180 per year if the cost is broken up into 12 monthly subscription fees.
It is for my own's sake. I trust my children. I don't trust yours.
Oh... I've been there, done that and eventually pulled my oldest out of a public school and then placed him in a private school.
In his third year at the private school (a Christian school), he was "sexually harassed" by one of the teachers during regular school hours. We filed a report with the police. The teacher was investigated and charged with multiple offenses and ultimately plead guilty, and now is the proud recipient of the permanent "sex offender" award.
When you have children, go assert your "authority" at a public school. Short of removing them and finding another a school, you're virtually powerless to do anything.
Good luck.
The ability to parent isn't the issue. It's the inability of the school to keep track of their charges and also the sometimes worriesome fact that I didn't raise the other 99% of the children there.
Are you watching your children while they are at school?
Right... did your parents follow you around at school?
Allow it? As a parent, I endorse it.
Prosperity and success aren't the same thing.
According to a June 26-27 Fox News/Opinion Dynamics Poll, 83% of Americans disagree with the decision, while only 12% approve.
Hmmm... according to a Fox News Opinion Poll. That's nice... According to this study, the Fox News audience isn't exactly well informed.
It's not "sword" it's "S" words for 600, Alex. :)
Right... the majority of users by blank CDs for nothing but music.
Seems difficult to believe, IMHO.
That wouldn't work for me... I've got an entire pile of CDs that I liked the moment I heard. These are collecting dust.
The true favorites, the ones that I play decades after the release, are the ones that I had to grow to like.
Can it simulate this?
I also spend a few hours a week flying WWII combat sims, specifically Aces High. In addition, I spend a little time flying FS2K2 simply because it's different. Rather than focus on fighting, with FS I enjoy other challenges, navigation, route-finding, etc.
The newer versions of FS all have a very nice GPS simulator, but I really try not to use it. Navigation via VOR and/or NDB is much more challenging.
I bet they thought it was impossible to patent one-click shopping too.
I'm wondering what privacy rights DirecTV violated in determining that you made a legitimate purchase of legal equipment from a legal vendor.
Something stinks.
A nit, yes, but nits need to be picked lest they grow into full-blown flies.
I think you mean LICE.
It's a pretty weak argument comparing the sale of virtual stuff with war profiteering.
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Hmmm... Haven't you just described GPS?
hehe... that and stop saying nook yoo ler in the oval office...
Software doesn't kill people. People kill people.
FWIW, I think you're half right. They still do compulsories. There just not compulsory figures.
Sorry, but you're wrong.
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