So you're saying that when I add the soundtrack to my home page, I should have the musical notes going by in a flash animation? No... I'd recommend a 3D Java applet, or maybe some sort of plugin-based monstrosity.
Personally, I think the best way to good coffee is to avoid anything roasted or sold in America Sorry, but roasting coffee is not rocket science. "Oh--I lived somewhere else and X was soo much better there than AMERICA."
I've had bad coffee made by big and small companies, but I've also been to countless local coffee shops and had fantastic, locally-roasted coffee.
Sure, there are a lot of things wrong with this country, but not everyone's an idiot. Get a life, stop going to Starbucks, then try to enjoy products from your local economy. You won't be disappointed.
Aspartame, however, is a big complex bundle of amino acids that we don't really understand too well, which is why I've tried to cut it out of my diet.
Actually, it is a simple compound of only two amino acids, aspartic acid and phenylalanine. These are both naturally-occuring in nature. The only danger is if you suffer from phenylketonuria (PKU).
Actually, no students pay very little for this stuff. Most of the money comes from grants and other subsudies. The university system is just another state sponsored R&D site.
I would disagree. Students ARE very important. Many private universities are not at all state funded, they are more of a business. If there is sufficient focus on the students, those students will eventually become weathy alumni who fondly remember their college days, and with a substantial gift.
we've shot ourselves in the foot and can barely keep our budget in line now. Research is the lifeblood of the university. Without it, you'd be paying $1000 a credit hour (like most private institutions) instead of the $150 you do now.
It is good policy, and very forward looking of the institution, to focus on the students for this reason. Alumni money is vital.
HOwever, I DO agree that some schools are completely off focus a\nd need to evaluate the balance between students, research, and making money off side businesses. Not that I've never enjoyed a good football game, but anyway, I'm off topic as it is.
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Heartland Institute is hardly a credible organization. It seems to be a shill for big oil, etc. Here are some interesting articles about Mr. Spencer's institute: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/01/what-if-you-held-a-conference-and-no-real-scientists-came/ http://www.desmogblog.com/500-scientists-with-documented-doubts-about-the-heartland-institute
Aww, recursive acronyms are nothing gnu!
Sounds like you work for Verizon
$30.00/26000 = $0.00115 (that is 0.15 cents), not $0.15
I've had bad coffee made by big and small companies, but I've also been to countless local coffee shops and had fantastic, locally-roasted coffee.
Sure, there are a lot of things wrong with this country, but not everyone's an idiot. Get a life, stop going to Starbucks, then try to enjoy products from your local economy. You won't be disappointed.
Man, I wish I could mod you up! Pentium-M or not, talk about a party-line reversal!
Bad handwriting is a sign of lazyness
Not taking the time to look up and learn proper spellings is more a sign of laziness than poor handwriting, IMHO.
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Oh nevermind.
Actually, no students pay very little for this stuff. Most of the money comes from grants and other subsudies. The university system is just another state sponsored R&D site.
I would disagree. Students ARE very important. Many private universities are not at all state funded, they are more of a business. If there is sufficient focus on the students, those students will eventually become weathy alumni who fondly remember their college days, and with a substantial gift.
we've shot ourselves in the foot and can barely keep our budget in line now. Research is the lifeblood of the university. Without it, you'd be paying $1000 a credit hour (like most private institutions) instead of the $150 you do now.
It is good policy, and very forward looking of the institution, to focus on the students for this reason. Alumni money is vital.
HOwever, I DO agree that some schools are completely off focus a\nd need to evaluate the balance between students, research, and making money off side businesses. Not that I've never enjoyed a good football game, but anyway, I'm off topic as it is.