I'm pretty sure Fox 'news' wouldn't know a fat if it bit them on the ass. I just can't work out what genre applies though; science fiction, fantasy or magical realism?
Class rooms are broken. Fix them and you will find more student engagement, which will improve the teachers' morale, which will result in a better education.
I'm curious, as a former teacher, what would be your top 5 initiatives which would fix broken classrooms?
I'm not asking to put you on the spot, but rather to get a better understanding of what you think we should be doing.
As stated by another poster - I currently have no horse in this race, my partner and I are unable to have children, though I have nephews who will pass through the school system, neither are we teachers or Californian. But I am interested in what will result in a better educated population in the long run.
But "XXXLEGOLASXXXX" is totally unique and speaks the the essence of my character's soul. How could you possibly imply that it is derivative in any way!!!111!!!
We were recently advised by a lighting specialist that yellow lighting attracts less bugs than white (daylight globe) lighting. Maybe try switching the globe and see what happens.
We're renovating at the moment, and will be installing a couple of downlights (approx 10W LEDs) over where the BBQ will be located. On a separate set of switches we are putting another set of positionable downlights (some with dimmers) under the pergola. It means we should be able to control how much light we get around the terrace depending on whether it's just us chilling out, sitting out having a meal with a larger number of guests or having a party.
The other option we are investigating is chaining some colour changing LED lighting strips through the strip drain that runs around the entire perimeter of the terrace (about 7 x 7 meters). We've seen some that allow you to change colour by remote control. Likely to be expensive, but potentially awesome.
Sadly Rudd isn't a whole lot better. Just enough that I will vote Labour in the lower house this time around, but will probably vote Australian Sex Party for the senate.
I'm being slightly sarcastic as I don't enjoy seaweed snacks, but I recall a Japanese exchange student bringing some to school one day. They were like the fun sized Mars bars packaging, but cellulose.
The movies in question are well worth a look if you like the whole Bond genre, even funnier if you've watched and enjoyed Hudson Hawk. The two movies were Our Man Flint and In Like Flint.
Especially given there are still people alive from that period (increasingly few as time goes on) who continue to go through life with a conviction registered against their name for something which is no longer illegal. It's like they were convicted for being black.
Aristotle was not Belgian, the principle of Buddhism is not "every man for himself", and the London Underground is not a political movement. Those are all mistakes, Otto. I looked them up.
Ben Elton is perhaps better known in Commonwealth countries as a TV comedian, but he writes a fine line of satire which frequently swerves into the SciFi realm and is almost always a form of social commentary.
Blind Faith is an interesting posit on where the current obsession with social media, coupled with government surveillance and the slide away from science to religion could do to a slightly futuristic society.
Well worth a read, and if you enjoy that, you may enjoy some of his older works, such as Stark, This Other Eden, or some of his more recent stuff (there's dozens).
Where's NYCL when you need him, I'd really like to see his take on the legitimacy of his claims from a legal stand point (rather than just a common sense, man up point of view).
+1, would read this fantasy author again, trips dangerously close to triggering Poe's Law on occasions but is so over the top as to dispel any reasonable belief that this is serious.
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Bah. I even previewed and didn't see it until after I hit submit. I obviously meant 'fact' not 'fat'.
I'm pretty sure Fox 'news' wouldn't know a fat if it bit them on the ass. I just can't work out what genre applies though; science fiction, fantasy or magical realism?
If the student is such a problem that no school within 50 miles will take them
Which may work in areas with high density urban populations, but less so in rural areas.
Class rooms are broken. Fix them and you will find more student engagement, which will improve the teachers' morale, which will result in a better education.
I'm curious, as a former teacher, what would be your top 5 initiatives which would fix broken classrooms?
I'm not asking to put you on the spot, but rather to get a better understanding of what you think we should be doing.
As stated by another poster - I currently have no horse in this race, my partner and I are unable to have children, though I have nephews who will pass through the school system, neither are we teachers or Californian. But I am interested in what will result in a better educated population in the long run.
Only if we play Beethoven at the same time.
But "XXXLEGOLASXXXX" is totally unique and speaks the the essence of my character's soul. How could you possibly imply that it is derivative in any way!!!111!!!
Pro bono(which is legalese for "for the lulz").
Thank you sir, I am truly tempted to change my sig file.
I think he's implying that David's lawyers had $3,000 tailored Italian suits.
While David Thorne amuses me greatly, I am eternally thankful he has never turned his strange and stalkerish eye in my direction.
We were recently advised by a lighting specialist that yellow lighting attracts less bugs than white (daylight globe) lighting. Maybe try switching the globe and see what happens.
We're renovating at the moment, and will be installing a couple of downlights (approx 10W LEDs) over where the BBQ will be located. On a separate set of switches we are putting another set of positionable downlights (some with dimmers) under the pergola. It means we should be able to control how much light we get around the terrace depending on whether it's just us chilling out, sitting out having a meal with a larger number of guests or having a party.
The other option we are investigating is chaining some colour changing LED lighting strips through the strip drain that runs around the entire perimeter of the terrace (about 7 x 7 meters). We've seen some that allow you to change colour by remote control. Likely to be expensive, but potentially awesome.
Sadly Rudd isn't a whole lot better. Just enough that I will vote Labour in the lower house this time around, but will probably vote Australian Sex Party for the senate.
Humourously, a faggot is a bundle of sticks intended for firewood.
Do they use torches when they frequent online forums
Of course they do. How else would they set fire to the trolls?
Nom nom nom, seaweed snack packs.
I'm being slightly sarcastic as I don't enjoy seaweed snacks, but I recall a Japanese exchange student bringing some to school one day. They were like the fun sized Mars bars packaging, but cellulose.
The movies in question are well worth a look if you like the whole Bond genre, even funnier if you've watched and enjoyed Hudson Hawk. The two movies were Our Man Flint and In Like Flint.
Especially given there are still people alive from that period (increasingly few as time goes on) who continue to go through life with a conviction registered against their name for something which is no longer illegal. It's like they were convicted for being black.
Avoid the green ones. They're not ripe yet.
Aristotle was not Belgian, the principle of Buddhism is not "every man for himself", and the London Underground is not a political movement. Those are all mistakes, Otto. I looked them up.
So many great quotes from that movie.
Ben Elton is perhaps better known in Commonwealth countries as a TV comedian, but he writes a fine line of satire which frequently swerves into the SciFi realm and is almost always a form of social commentary.
Blind Faith is an interesting posit on where the current obsession with social media, coupled with government surveillance and the slide away from science to religion could do to a slightly futuristic society.
Well worth a read, and if you enjoy that, you may enjoy some of his older works, such as Stark, This Other Eden, or some of his more recent stuff (there's dozens).
Woosh!
I was actually referring to the latin where dexter means right-handed and sinister means left-handed.
but your explanation is cute too.
Where's NYCL when you need him, I'd really like to see his take on the legitimacy of his claims from a legal stand point (rather than just a common sense, man up point of view).
I wonder if anyone has ever told this guy that women watch porn too. On second thoughts, it might break his little brain even further.
+1, would read this fantasy author again, trips dangerously close to triggering Poe's Law on occasions but is so over the top as to dispel any reasonable belief that this is serious.
What's so sinister about writing left handed?