And remember that most of the world doesn't drink milk, because it's a genetic mutation of white western Europeans and their descendants that allows us to digest lactose in any sizeable quantity past childhood.
They may cook with it, bake with it, but they don't drink it. Hell, most of the kids of colour at the local schools are lactose intolerant, which is a real problem when the state says "why the fuck Aren't your kids drinking milk?! We pay a lot of money to ensure they have it, make them drink it!"
Actually, that's "in like Flint", and it comes from a set of movies in the 60s, which spoofed the Bond movies and their ilk. The Austin Power movies spoof the Flint films more than the Bond films.
An old Mac SE or SE/30 with a standard set of software (Word 5.1, MacDraw II, HyperCard) provides the basic skills, in an obscenely uncluttered environment, plus an object oriented programming system.
I have a similar setup in my shed, that I still use.
This is actually a plan that might pass muster, legally.
Special Education students are segregated, sometimes to sections of buildings, but sometimes to their own buildings (depends on the needs, district set-up, if there's an intermediate school district involved which the district gets services through, etc). In my county, the school districts negotiated through their intermediate school district to split up and share the special ed students by their needs, so nearly all the students with deafness in the county go to one school, regardless of where they live in said county (and there's... 8+ school districts here), while the students with total blindness end up elsewhere, and the severe downs syndrom and behavioral problems elsewhere still, each place with its own staff of teachers and professionals trained to deal with those issues.
Secondly, the public schools are responsible for the safety of the students, while the students are at school, and in most states while travelling to or from school. There's a latin term for it that involves the word "parent".
Schools already segregate children with severe nut allergies to wings of buildings, or specific rooms. It's an easy argument to make that for the health of ALL students, the ones w/o vaccinations cannot be in the primary student population.
Will donating our organs at death lead to us being cloned as meat? What about the foreskin of circumcised children? Discarded, or grown into veal cutlets?
This is still done in hospitals, particularly for bad burns. The Green Bottle Fly is most often used, as the maggots will only eat dead flesh, and do not excrete waste. Only after they pupate and metamorphose into flies do they excrete, thus the larvae are essentially sterile.
The pharmacy at the local hospital grows such larvae in sterile environments just for such use. In the field you won't have all those advantages, but it's absolutely an option.
I think there are limits to how much of a given resource one group of people should be importing.
There are too many people in SoCal to be able to provide them enough water. The problem isn't too little water, it's too many people. Some of them need to leave, and go where there is more water. People have been doing this for thousands of years. Our technology does not eliminate this process, only allows it to happen less often.
We have this. It's one of the reasons we went thru this digital TV conversion. The fact that some devices don't scan and cache the data to show in a compact fashion is just a limitation of that make and model, as many devices do.
My laptop is named Hatter My old G4 tower is named Alice The Laser Printer is Bandersnatch The WIFI Router (and thus wifi network): JubJubBird My household server is named Duchess The two VOIP phones are TweedleDee and TweedleDum The DSL Modem (and Gateway to the tubes): Dormouse
Actually, My girlfriend is terrible about opening her laptop, and just leaving it open on the table, letting the battery run down completely because she has the power-save and auto-sleep functions completely turned off "because they annoyed her"
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I do all those things, and on weeks I don't use the bus at all, I drive 350 miles a WEEK.
And there's charging stations at the grocery store.
For actual LIBRARIANS yes. However most other library staff have gone the way of cashier's due to self checkout and computerised cataloguing
And remember that most of the world doesn't drink milk, because it's a genetic mutation of white western Europeans and their descendants that allows us to digest lactose in any sizeable quantity past childhood.
They may cook with it, bake with it, but they don't drink it. Hell, most of the kids of colour at the local schools are lactose intolerant, which is a real problem when the state says "why the fuck Aren't your kids drinking milk?! We pay a lot of money to ensure they have it, make them drink it!"
And most all American commodity lumber is ACTUALLY made to millimeter specification anyways.
4x8 plywood? It's not 4 feet wide, nor 8 feet long, and it's certainly not 3/4 inch thick, and reading the labels tell you that in little print.
Actually, that's "in like Flint", and it comes from a set of movies in the 60s, which spoofed the Bond movies and their ilk. The Austin Power movies spoof the Flint films more than the Bond films.
So... Can I use this to determine the alpha and beta acid levels in my homegrown hops?
Women didn't have the right to their own vote until sufferage. Ballots were cast on their behalf by menfolk.
If I had Mod points, I'd mod this up.
Men used to walk the ballots down to the polling location, carrying their own, their wives, slaves, etc.
There is NO US constitutional right to a secret ballot. If people WANT there to be, get an amendment passed.
An old Mac SE or SE/30 with a standard set of software (Word 5.1, MacDraw II, HyperCard) provides the basic skills, in an obscenely uncluttered environment, plus an object oriented programming system.
I have a similar setup in my shed, that I still use.
This is actually a plan that might pass muster, legally.
Special Education students are segregated, sometimes to sections of buildings, but sometimes to their own buildings (depends on the needs, district set-up, if there's an intermediate school district involved which the district gets services through, etc). In my county, the school districts negotiated through their intermediate school district to split up and share the special ed students by their needs, so nearly all the students with deafness in the county go to one school, regardless of where they live in said county (and there's... 8+ school districts here), while the students with total blindness end up elsewhere, and the severe downs syndrom and behavioral problems elsewhere still, each place with its own staff of teachers and professionals trained to deal with those issues.
Secondly, the public schools are responsible for the safety of the students, while the students are at school, and in most states while travelling to or from school. There's a latin term for it that involves the word "parent".
Schools already segregate children with severe nut allergies to wings of buildings, or specific rooms. It's an easy argument to make that for the health of ALL students, the ones w/o vaccinations cannot be in the primary student population.
I'm married. I play in a group of 2 guys and 5 women, one of whom is my wife.
My D&D (well... Pathfinder now) group is made up of me, another guy, and 5 women.
There's a group of ALL women that play at the brewery every week.
Celibacy might be what happens in HS, but D&D in college will get you laid.
I'm sure this meat will still be more expensive than the deer I shoot with my blackpowder rifle.
Will donating our organs at death lead to us being cloned as meat?
What about the foreskin of circumcised children? Discarded, or grown into veal cutlets?
So... what does this look like? I think a lot of us are using OSs that show us Unicode and non-Latin characters, so lets see it.
32b to 40c is a "wide variety of sizes"?
So what am I supposed to do, since My wife has DDD's?
~DW
This is still done in hospitals, particularly for bad burns. The Green Bottle Fly is most often used, as the maggots will only eat dead flesh, and do not excrete waste. Only after they pupate and metamorphose into flies do they excrete, thus the larvae are essentially sterile.
The pharmacy at the local hospital grows such larvae in sterile environments just for such use. In the field you won't have all those advantages, but it's absolutely an option.
I think there are limits to how much of a given resource one group of people should be importing.
There are too many people in SoCal to be able to provide them enough water. The problem isn't too little water, it's too many people. Some of them need to leave, and go where there is more water. People have been doing this for thousands of years. Our technology does not eliminate this process, only allows it to happen less often.
G'day Bruce!
There very much is a common ground. Truth.
To paraphrase Dr. Henry Jones Jr...
Science is the search for FACT, Not Truth. If you want Truth, try the philosophy department.
We have this. It's one of the reasons we went thru this digital TV conversion. The fact that some devices don't scan and cache the data to show in a compact fashion is just a limitation of that make and model, as many devices do.
My laptop is named Hatter
My old G4 tower is named Alice
The Laser Printer is Bandersnatch
The WIFI Router (and thus wifi network): JubJubBird
My household server is named Duchess
The two VOIP phones are TweedleDee and TweedleDum
The DSL Modem (and Gateway to the tubes): Dormouse
I am Marchie.
Believe the ISP tech monkey that answers phones every day... there are LOTS of people that thing everything still ends in .com
I tell them "for the incoming mail server, put in mail dot foobar dot net"
DAILY I get someone who types in mail dot foobar dot net dot com
~DW
Actually, My girlfriend is terrible about opening her laptop, and just leaving it open on the table, letting the battery run down completely because she has the power-save and auto-sleep functions completely turned off "because they annoyed her"
~DW
Every single morning driving a Detroit Free Press paper route in Ypsilanti, Michigan.