I can't believe the number of people who have completely missed that and are rabbiting on about the defendant being found guilty of impairing his hearing or some crap like that.
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Allow me to quote some parts of a well-written story: Cardiologist Andre La Gerche, a marathon runner, is conducting long-term research into endurance sport and heart health, says "endurance athletes are somewhere between 2 per cent and 5 per cent more likely than the general population to develop heart problems. Yet there is no evidence that years of endurance exercise will shorten your life." He wants to reconcile such findings.
My favourite quote is from Dr James O'Keefe, a cardiologist who authored a paper titled Potential Adverse Cardiovascular Events from Excessive Exercise, who said "It's not survival of the fittest, but survival of the moderately fit". He has a TED talk.
Quick summary: there's a lot we don't know. Research is continuing. Genetics may play a part in whether or not you drop dead on the running track or not. All things in moderation.
In my country (not USA), my government employer is required to make customer-focussed info brochures readable at a year 6 level.
I think two things contribute to the need to do this: children are taught to read and comprehend, but some just don't care; hard to teach someone who doesn't care, and people lose critical reading and comprehension skills if they aren't required to keep using them.
Why leave like that? You miss out on cake, and sincere heartfelt wishes from your fellow employees, as well as earnest conversations about “we must catch up some time soon”.
Firstly, quote-on-quote is just wrong (points for hyphenation, though). It's said 'quote-unquote' and is the spoken way of indicating that the phrase that follows would probably have quotes around it in written form, to indicate the phrase "so-called". So many people use air quotes in conversation that it's probably no surprise the author is unfamiliar with the correct spelling. This leads me to the next obvious thing which is that the piece is written. The quotes are actually used in the text around the part that is 'quote-unquoted', so there is no need for that phrase at all.
People can be involuntarily admitted to a psych facility for limited periods ('seclusion') and must be released if they are deemed not to to be a danger to themselves or to others. I wonder if some of them released are deemed non-dangerous because they are being secluded in a quiet, supportive environment away from over-stimulation and combative people?
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Wish I had mod points, too. Not to mod this up or anything. I just wish I had mod points.
I can't believe the number of people who have completely missed that and are rabbiting on about the defendant being found guilty of impairing his hearing or some crap like that.
Having one's hearing impaired is not considered an impediment by the licensing authorities. Hearing impaired people are allowed to drive.
Nermal dolls might be better. Odie is simply klutzy. Nermal, however, is known as Garfield's main and direct nemesis.
For the correct delivery of phonons to your eardrums, use Siltech Royal Signature Emperor Double Crown Loudspeaker cables. The have elegant self-shielding topology.
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Self-Driving Cars May Hit People With Darker Skin More Often, Study Recommends.
Shut up, man, that's my password too. Stop telling everyone.
New study shows Windows 10 Home Edition users are baffled by light switches.
If you walk without rhythm, you won't attract the worm.
I have found an article in the Sydney Morning Herald that covers a lot of ground.
Allow me to quote some parts of a well-written story:
Cardiologist Andre La Gerche, a marathon runner, is conducting long-term research into endurance sport and heart health, says "endurance athletes are somewhere between 2 per cent and 5 per cent more likely than the general population to develop heart problems. Yet there is no evidence that years of endurance exercise will shorten your life." He wants to reconcile such findings.
My favourite quote is from Dr James O'Keefe, a cardiologist who authored a paper titled Potential Adverse Cardiovascular Events from Excessive Exercise, who said "It's not survival of the fittest, but survival of the moderately fit". He has a TED talk.
Quick summary: there's a lot we don't know. Research is continuing. Genetics may play a part in whether or not you drop dead on the running track or not. All things in moderation.
In my country (not USA), my government employer is required to make customer-focussed info brochures readable at a year 6 level.
I think two things contribute to the need to do this: children are taught to read and comprehend, but some just don't care; hard to teach someone who doesn't care, and people lose critical reading and comprehension skills if they aren't required to keep using them.
Scientific proof that men are more mature than women!
Boobs, fart, boobs, whatever.
Yes, but the noise from cassettes is warmer.
Will it shave my ears, too?
Nah, we should go back to emailing everyone in our contacts photos and family updates several times a year. Maybe cram it all into a PDF.
Instagram is a toxic pit. It doesn't matter what they do, it's still serving up garbage.
Why leave like that? You miss out on cake, and sincere heartfelt wishes from your fellow employees, as well as earnest conversations about “we must catch up some time soon”.
Firstly, quote-on-quote is just wrong (points for hyphenation, though). It's said 'quote-unquote' and is the spoken way of indicating that the phrase that follows would probably have quotes around it in written form, to indicate the phrase "so-called". So many people use air quotes in conversation that it's probably no surprise the author is unfamiliar with the correct spelling. This leads me to the next obvious thing which is that the piece is written. The quotes are actually used in the text around the part that is 'quote-unquoted', so there is no need for that phrase at all.
Was this dictated to Siri or something?
Hahaha. Beat me to it. Good call.
Magic beans no longer worth a cow.
I love the one where the guy in the hat killed the other guy in the hat.
People can be involuntarily admitted to a psych facility for limited periods ('seclusion') and must be released if they are deemed not to to be a danger to themselves or to others. I wonder if some of them released are deemed non-dangerous because they are being secluded in a quiet, supportive environment away from over-stimulation and combative people?
I'm in! All I have to do is sell my tulip futures an I'll be ready to buy some cheap, cheap bitcoin!
I believe we can thank Frank Herbert for teaching us "Now remember, walk without rhythm, and we won't attract the worm."