I have a daughter with a tree nut allergy. When she was in second grade, I stood up at "Back to School Night" and announced to the entire assembled set of parents that there was a student in the class with a "Drop Dead" (yes, I used that term, I find it tends to get people's attention) allergy to tree nuts, and to please exercise care when sending treats for the class.
Three days later -- not months, but three days -- some idiot sent their kid with brownies chock-full of walnuts. Luckily, the teacher was aware of the situation, and didn't distribute them in class.
While I don't call for banning from school, I do ask that other parents exercise common sense.
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"There are several very good, possibly patentable ideas within it"
BZZZT!!!! And thank you for playing. Here's your lovely parting gift. Yes, the USPTO has gone insane, but you're not supposed to be able to patent an idea.
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Come on.... $5/day is a lot of money.... for 1935
And Nancy Grace should be in charge of it all.
I swear that woman drives me crazy.
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I have a daughter with a tree nut allergy. When she was in second grade, I stood up at "Back to School Night" and announced to the entire assembled set of parents that there was a student in the class with a "Drop Dead" (yes, I used that term, I find it tends to get people's attention) allergy to tree nuts, and to please exercise care when sending treats for the class.
Three days later -- not months, but three days -- some idiot sent their kid with brownies chock-full of walnuts. Luckily, the teacher was aware of the situation, and didn't distribute them in class.
While I don't call for banning from school, I do ask that other parents exercise common sense.
Is that you, Super Volt?
My kids go to El Camino Real (5 time national champion) and it was huge news over here every time.
Even during the citywide and statewide competitions.
For public school situations take that damn football money and use it for science classes.
What are you, some kind of socialist nerd?
So don't go to 512MB. I replaced the 512MB in my EeePC 900 with a stock 2GB SODIMM. I also upped the 4GB SSD to 32GB.
So all those TV News hidden camera investigations, such as "To Catch a Predator" or local news catching crooked mechanics, are illegal?
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Except that MS has to hand out vouchers for more MS products, giving them an even bigger market share.
[see Sony Rootkit settlement for details]
Wasn't it Bill Engvall who said that Texas had a "He needed killin'" law?
That *was* an in-state quote, by the way.
And yes, the school is accredited. LA Pierce College, part of the Los Angeles Community College District.
It's called a "typo". 6 unit s = 2 semester courses.
Here's a brief description of the course:
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Why do you believe Kubuntu is a terrible KDE distro?
What would you call a "good" KDE distro?
I've used both Mandriva and Kubuntu...
Public Universities are no bargain either for a top notch university.
UCSD -- $25000 tuition, room and board.
Going this semester for some professional development.
6 unit + student fees + parking -- $126
Books: $145 at amazon
"Mom, do you ever have that... 'not so fresh' feeling?"
Where the hell do you live, and how do I get my kids in that school?
Indeed. Even though he didn't call it that, ISTR that in "Surely you're joking...", Feynman notes that his father had the "Calvin's Dad" effect.
Only if you want to promote Open Source.
"There are several very good, possibly patentable ideas within it"
BZZZT!!!! And thank you for playing. Here's your lovely parting gift. Yes, the USPTO has gone insane, but you're not supposed to be able to patent an idea.
IBM is on IBM's side.