Actually, there are junior high and high schools that are realizing the experiential approach works better, and are changing their methods of teaching. And they're public schools, believe it or not. So please remain the idealist, help us spread the word, and maybe someday all schools will be like this.
a blonde is trying to earn some money to go visit her parents so she decides to do some odd jobs. she goes up to this one expensive-looking house and asks if there's anything she can do for some cash. the owner says "y'know, you could paint my porch. here's a hundred to get the stuff you need and i'll give you the rest later."
2 hours later she knocks on his door and says "all done! but i think you should know that it's not a porch. it's a ferrari!"
"Classical music probably costs a bit less given most of the works are already composed and perhaps, depending on the arrangement, royalty free, and then probably costs a bit more as a more performers -- in some cases whole orchestras, choruses, and opera singers -- are required."
In addition to paying more performers, the production costs of a high-quality classial recording are astounding. You need to find a good-sounding room that can fit everyone, enough microphones to adequately capture all the instruments, and something that can record all this at once.
New Hampshire has lots of ski resorts. The restaurants and hotels of the state end up paying resort and meal taxes, and all the visitors to these ski resorts (in a good year they come from Europe!) end up paying a LOT of taxes. In addition, the state operates the only liquor stores and tolls certain highways.
well, part of the key thing is that apple allows you to register as a developer for free, and they give away all their tools and docs, unlike microsoft who charges you a few grand for the privilege of developing windows software.
nothing stops them from hitting pause and buffering everything until they get back. or installing speakers in the bathroom for that matter!
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Multicast? Are you sure? For this to be advantageous, basically everyone has to watch the stream at the same time. To stream to different users at different times (which is usually the case) then you're basically talking about unicast again, which is the current model.
For live broadcast audio, that's exactly what you want.
if you can afford the extensive equipment necessary to maintain that lifestyle, you can afford to hire some lackey to cart you around in a see-through backpack.
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Actually, there are junior high and high schools that are realizing the experiential approach works better, and are changing their methods of teaching. And they're public schools, believe it or not. So please remain the idealist, help us spread the word, and maybe someday all schools will be like this.
read rec.humor.funny's policy on offensive jokes.
there's way worse stuff in the rhf archives and in the internet oracle archives too.
4k is plenty for a nice ascii art
a blonde is trying to earn some money to go visit her parents so she decides to do some odd jobs. she goes up to this one expensive-looking house and asks if there's anything she can do for some cash. the owner says "y'know, you could paint my porch. here's a hundred to get the stuff you need and i'll give you the rest later."
2 hours later she knocks on his door and says "all done! but i think you should know that it's not a porch. it's a ferrari!"
"Classical music probably costs a bit less given most of the works are already composed and perhaps, depending on the arrangement, royalty free, and then probably costs a bit more as a more performers -- in some cases whole orchestras, choruses, and opera singers -- are required."
In addition to paying more performers, the production costs of a high-quality classial recording are astounding. You need to find a good-sounding room that can fit everyone, enough microphones to adequately capture all the instruments, and something that can record all this at once.
most politicians are evil shitbags.
but most aren't particularly evil compared to spammers.
especially not ralph nader, who doesn't even hold an office!
New Hampshire has lots of ski resorts. The restaurants and hotels of the state end up paying resort and meal taxes, and all the visitors to these ski resorts (in a good year they come from Europe!) end up paying a LOT of taxes. In addition, the state operates the only liquor stores and tolls certain highways.
it's not just political parties that are messed up! it's marketing in general.
rap artists have to make sure they keep enough black fans that the white folks will still think they have street cred.
and so on and so on...
well, part of the key thing is that apple allows you to register as a developer for free, and they give away all their tools and docs, unlike microsoft who charges you a few grand for the privilege of developing windows software.
"Unions are for blue collar whiners who refuse to adapt to the economic tides."
Then why are there teachers' unions? Airline pilots' and flight attendant unions?
nothing stops them from hitting pause and buffering everything until they get back. or installing speakers in the bathroom for that matter!
Multicast? Are you sure? For this to be advantageous, basically everyone has to watch the stream at the same time. To stream to different users at different times (which is usually the case) then you're basically talking about unicast again, which is the current model.
For live broadcast audio, that's exactly what you want.
now imagine what it would sound like if you listened to some GOOD drumnbass.
so where is this linux music store client?
i was never really in the discussion to begin with.
and i do believe that your proposed 'anti-godwin's law' is covered by the corollary: "anyone invoking godwin's law on purpose loses by default"
wrong discussion. godwin's interview is a couple threads over.
leave it to me to ignore the subject line
i think you misunderstand. i believe the parent meant "million instructions per second"
Dr. Claw was the head of MAD.
oh, it's better to get stabbed over a piece of perfectly-replaceable machinery?
hey man,
if you can afford the extensive equipment necessary to maintain that lifestyle, you can afford to hire some lackey to cart you around in a see-through backpack.
actually BET's Jazz channel has some pretty neat stuff.
organizing ANOTHER organization's project should NOT be a CIO's job.
trust me, i'm trying to forget, but i don't there's enough vodka in this hemisphere