"On September 13th, a 25-year-old man walked into Dawson College in Montreal and went on a shooting spree that took at least one life"
"Back in 1989 another 25-year-old, Marc Lepine, killed 14 people in a similar incident at another Montreal college."
"Charles Whitman killed 16 people and wounded 31 at the University of Texas in 1966"
Since videogames are cheaper than a college education, they are more prevalent. Therefore there seems to be more of a link between college education and violence. Ban all colleges!
And the resemblance of Columbine High School to a college is even more proof. Quick! Someone do a study! Think of the children!
Looking through the chain, I'm older than the rest by id, and even then, it was a while before I stopped posting Anonymous Coward and signed up for an account. Of course, these days it seems like there's more of an incentive to either sign up or stop coming here sooner from the time of first arrival.
And after going back and forth from having the appearance of a choice to see tags and getting the message along the lines of "Tags are unavailable". I still don't see tags, despite the current state the appearance of being able to turn them on and off and my selecting on.
I've been using http://dailyrotation.com/ for quite a while now, and they've had lots of sites for quite a while as well. "Quite a while" in this case seems to be years. Does anyone else have any recollections?
To some people if you are having layout headaches beyond just a navigation pane down the left side and content to the right, you must be engaging in trendy UI stuff.
No, my analogy is not that clear cut. It was designed to have similar qualities as an analogy as the original one for purposes of comparison to illustrate the original's suitability to the task. It was a foil to get a response like yours so I could then proceed to better understand and then point out what was wrong with the original analogy.
One could just as easily say by showing up, the actor has given the playgoer opportunity to see the play in the same way that the professor has. But the expectations of actors and professors is that they will put their best effort into it at the price stated. By selling his lectures online, the professor has demonstrated that he hasn't put his best effort into it at the price stated, just as the actor, by refusing to learn the material demonstrates tha he hasn't put his best effort into it.
Except when you go to the play, there aren't any expectations to learn the play. How would it be if an actor told the play's production company that they only paid for the actor to show up and not learn the material?
The above is just as bad an analogy as your original one.
And have you been to every campus? They didn't sell lecture notes at the college I went to for my Associates Degree. Aren't you in fact a train spotter? http://www.ibras.dk/montypython/episode07.htm
$2.50 is a fair price if you didn't pay for taking the class. Sure it takes more effort, but then working takes more effort than being unemployed. If I could have gotten tapes of lectures, I would both get the tapes and go to class. Isn't it about time we expected more from our professors? Would he complain if a student wanted to record his lecture while the student was there?
I think you've just hit upon a new theory as to why the dinosaurs went extinct. Is there any evidence, for or against? How well are the dinosaur extinction event and the magnetic pole flips narrowed down, and could the dinosaur extinction be a delayed reaction?
There are some things that are important in that everyone should know about it. There are some things that are important in that people should have nothing to do with it. I'm not so sure that 9/11 doesn't fall into the latter and could use some input on it.
No the entire nervous system has to be retuned. And that's how to get the power. At one level it involves playing with magnets and coordinating the physical tug with the magnetic pulse. At another level, it can be done with antennas and conversion of a source signal to something already perceivable. It also requires that the nervous system properly combine low-level samples from individual nerves into one signal, so if your nervous system is poor in that area, exercises to improve in that area would be useful as well.
My guess is that blue light isn't "required" so much as it amplifies the signal, which is to say that more sensitive pickups, or better combining, could make it work without blue light at all.
Dude, you're made out of stuff that casts a shadow, unless there's no light.
Though several of the proceeding posts appear to take one or both of these into account.
This sort of thing is more common on Digg, where someone makes a post saying this or that has been posted elsewhere. If you had been the first person to do this sort of thing, you might not have gotten the reaction you did, but by now it's kind of old and people are well aware that there are other sites with the same information, and that it's a fairly frequent occurrence. It's not a big deal that it happens, but the volume of people bringing it up makes it seem that way, and it's built to what feels like an almost obnoxious point.
After being wrong on inconclusive on so many occasions, I've given up thinking you'll find anything is the generally accepted version.
BTW, I remember it as "meddlesome priest", and seem to recall hearing it as such from a play recorded on video played in an American classroom.
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Well it would help if either of you would go on to describe what you do use and what you do with it. Professional writers and can't even do that?
"On September 13th, a 25-year-old man walked into Dawson College in Montreal and went on a shooting spree that took at least one life"
"Back in 1989 another 25-year-old, Marc Lepine, killed 14 people in a similar incident at another Montreal college."
"Charles Whitman killed 16 people and wounded 31 at the University of Texas in 1966"
Since videogames are cheaper than a college education, they are more prevalent. Therefore there seems to be more of a link between college education and violence. Ban all colleges!
And the resemblance of Columbine High School to a college is even more proof. Quick! Someone do a study! Think of the children!
Looking through the chain, I'm older than the rest by id, and even then, it was a while before I stopped posting Anonymous Coward and signed up for an account. Of course, these days it seems like there's more of an incentive to either sign up or stop coming here sooner from the time of first arrival.
And after going back and forth from having the appearance of a choice to see tags and getting the message along the lines of "Tags are unavailable". I still don't see tags, despite the current state the appearance of being able to turn them on and off and my selecting on.
Clearly the Crusades were an attempt by the Europeans to stop the cultural cancer of "Chess" imposed by the Moors from spreading.
Except I don't have a reliable baseline of "causes to hide under one's bed". Curse this overprotective society we live in!
And all the text shrunk! CTRL "+"!
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://dailyrotation. com l yrotation.com/index.shtml
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http://web.archive.org/web/20010405211544/www.dai
That looks like a lot to me.
I've been using http://dailyrotation.com/ for quite a while now, and they've had lots of sites for quite a while as well. "Quite a while" in this case seems to be years. Does anyone else have any recollections?
Other could still just as easily be Han Solo.
After doing that and then downloading Process explorer to make sure it isn't replaced is to look in your startup with either MSconfig or startup control panel.o rer.html
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExpl
http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
To some people if you are having layout headaches beyond just a navigation pane down the left side and content to the right, you must be engaging in trendy UI stuff.
What are you doing, btw?
No. He wouldn't be working at all and would have to go out and find another job.
No, my analogy is not that clear cut. It was designed to have similar qualities as an analogy as the original one for purposes of comparison to illustrate the original's suitability to the task. It was a foil to get a response like yours so I could then proceed to better understand and then point out what was wrong with the original analogy. One could just as easily say by showing up, the actor has given the playgoer opportunity to see the play in the same way that the professor has. But the expectations of actors and professors is that they will put their best effort into it at the price stated. By selling his lectures online, the professor has demonstrated that he hasn't put his best effort into it at the price stated, just as the actor, by refusing to learn the material demonstrates tha he hasn't put his best effort into it.
Except when you go to the play, there aren't any expectations to learn the play. How would it be if an actor told the play's production company that they only paid for the actor to show up and not learn the material?
The above is just as bad an analogy as your original one.
And have you been to every campus? They didn't sell lecture notes at the college I went to for my Associates Degree. Aren't you in fact a train spotter?
http://www.ibras.dk/montypython/episode07.htm
$2.50 is a fair price if you didn't pay for taking the class. Sure it takes more effort, but then working takes more effort than being unemployed. If I could have gotten tapes of lectures, I would both get the tapes and go to class. Isn't it about time we expected more from our professors? Would he complain if a student wanted to record his lecture while the student was there?
The phrase "this letter will come to you as a suprise" alone should have set it off.
I think you've just hit upon a new theory as to why the dinosaurs went extinct. Is there any evidence, for or against? How well are the dinosaur extinction event and the magnetic pole flips narrowed down, and could the dinosaur extinction be a delayed reaction?
There are some things that are important in that everyone should know about it. There are some things that are important in that people should have nothing to do with it. I'm not so sure that 9/11 doesn't fall into the latter and could use some input on it.
No the entire nervous system has to be retuned. And that's how to get the power. At one level it involves playing with magnets and coordinating the physical tug with the magnetic pulse. At another level, it can be done with antennas and conversion of a source signal to something already perceivable. It also requires that the nervous system properly combine low-level samples from individual nerves into one signal, so if your nervous system is poor in that area, exercises to improve in that area would be useful as well.
My guess is that blue light isn't "required" so much as it amplifies the signal, which is to say that more sensitive pickups, or better combining, could make it work without blue light at all.
Dude, you're made out of stuff that casts a shadow, unless there's no light.
Though several of the proceeding posts appear to take one or both of these into account.
This sort of thing is more common on Digg, where someone makes a post saying this or that has been posted elsewhere. If you had been the first person to do this sort of thing, you might not have gotten the reaction you did, but by now it's kind of old and people are well aware that there are other sites with the same information, and that it's a fairly frequent occurrence. It's not a big deal that it happens, but the volume of people bringing it up makes it seem that way, and it's built to what feels like an almost obnoxious point.
After being wrong on inconclusive on so many occasions, I've given up thinking you'll find anything is the generally accepted version.
BTW, I remember it as "meddlesome priest", and seem to recall hearing it as such from a play recorded on video played in an American classroom.