But that's the hard problem: how do you govern without setting yourself up as a state, or else letting someone else get away with doing so?
We could take it in turns to sort of act as a sort of executive officer for the week. All the decisions of that officer would have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting by a simple majority in the case of purely internal affairs, anything else requires a two-thirds majority.
I think it likely also points out the problems with homogeneous systems...centralized systems, and such mandated by the government.
I'm sure private sector companies all happily undertake the additional expense & complication of developing & running entirely separate systems for each branch/office.
"A lecture is a method of transferring words from the professor's page to the student's without passing through the brain of either." -- One of my University professors.
He used the lecture time for Q&A or group discussions.
I know your mom drives you everywhere so perhaps you don't get the concept, but Neil Armstrong was, and is almost universally billed as, the first man to walk on the moon.
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I suppose one of them was a concept album inspired by the Matrix sequels?
No.
I suspect that the military have quite a few exemptions from normal employment laws.
We could take it in turns to sort of act as a sort of executive officer for the week. All the decisions of that officer would have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting by a simple majority in the case of purely internal affairs, anything else requires a two-thirds majority.
Marillion still existed in 1996? I thought they did four albums and disappeared in the 1980s.
At least he didn't put [sic] after it, which seems to be a growing trend. Fortunately, it isn't growing in a literally exponential way.
I'm sure private sector companies all happily undertake the additional expense & complication of developing & running entirely separate systems for each branch/office.
But remind me, who do you work for?
One word: hipgnosis.
Millenials are mourning the loss of the CD booklet?
No, you're thinking of macaroni.
A Macron is someone from North Africa.
And it turns out that there are exceptions. You can name two now I've educated you.
Never ever do a reinstall on your only available computer.
On time there was a mistake and the announcer read out next year's results.
It says green in the name of Greenland.
It's mostly white.
If you don't, it cancels your medical insurance.
Even a dimmy can read about twice as fast as someone (modulo racing commentators & auctioneers) can speak. Lectures are plain inefficient.
If you're stuck you ask your mates or you bring it up in the Q&A session. That's what they're for.
Lazy would be not having any contact hours at all.
Trump doesn't need them any more. Now he's in, he'll be able to rig the next election by himself.
That's if there is a next election...
Old Mac ones didn't.
This is because the kind of people who own Macs would press the wrong one.
They aren't very good at jokes, either. At least not intentional ones.
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The whole point of getting tenure is so that you can avoid teaching.
Bloody students. Education - at all levels - would run much more smoothly without them.
I'm assuming that "lecture" implies it's at a university? They take the register?
If you took a lecture on how to mark quotes it was an utter waste of time.
"A lecture is a method of transferring words from the professor's page to the student's without passing through the brain of either." -- One of my University professors.
He used the lecture time for Q&A or group discussions.
Wrong. Eagle did.
I know your mom drives you everywhere so perhaps you don't get the concept, but Neil Armstrong was, and is almost universally billed as, the first man to walk on the moon.
There's plenty in Ireland, so go and feck yerself. I doubt you could even point to Ireland if you were standing on it, you fat cunt.