With its similarities to English (cognates etc., and apart from S-O-V sentence structure) it's a heck of a lot easier to learn than Japanese, which, working in a Japanese company, I wish I had learned (only French, Spanish and German were offered in my HS then).
It probably helped, too that I was a teenager when I learned the German I learned. Learning a foreign language at 40 is tough - especially Japanese!
My recommendations: Chinese, Japanese, Spanish - if you live in the US.
Having visited Japan (and having to wear Japanese style work uniforms there) and living in America, I feel qualified to say that it is likely that the average American's BMI is higher than the average Japanese BMI, regardless of height differences. Nice try, though.
When someone says it always rains in Washington (1) they're exaggerating. a bit. (2) they mean WESTERN Washington.
Moses Lake is in Eastern Washington.
Of course, originally, Icarus was the name of a certain Greek god who thought a little too much of himself (as many of them did), fashioned some wax wings and flew too close to the Sun, with results as you can imagine.
This should not be modded informative. Please. A nuclear reactor (I assume you mean fission not fusion since that is the usual meaning of reactor) core does not get hot enough to melt the fuel - if it did, you must mean Chernobyl so you should have been more specific. The surface of the Sun is at a much higher temperature than the melting point of any material.
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The middle looks like it would be somewhere in way northern Canada or the Arctic Ocean, depending on how you define "middle" (center-of-mass, etc.)
"Windows: As useful as a screendoor on a submarine!" ?
that they know something you don't, and that they are right and you are wrong?
With its similarities to English (cognates etc., and apart from S-O-V sentence structure) it's a heck of a lot easier to learn than Japanese, which, working in a Japanese company, I wish I had learned (only French, Spanish and German were offered in my HS then). It probably helped, too that I was a teenager when I learned the German I learned. Learning a foreign language at 40 is tough - especially Japanese! My recommendations: Chinese, Japanese, Spanish - if you live in the US.
and yet he still fell victim. Who knows, it may be the opposite strategy is better.
Always remember: there are different kinds of intelligence.
Half NaCl, half KCl, IIRC.
Too much potassium can be bad for you though, so you shouldn't dump a lot of it on your fries either.
It was a joke, but he was talking about FORD.
Thank you AC, I can't believe that was modded Informative. Spherical crystals. Oy vey, whatever that means.
Wheelchair-using != incapacitated. And get some cough drops.
that the author of TFA, Chris Anderson, is the editor in chief of Wired?
Having visited Japan (and having to wear Japanese style work uniforms there) and living in America, I feel qualified to say that it is likely that the average American's BMI is higher than the average Japanese BMI, regardless of height differences. Nice try, though.
A /.er who's never taken a Physics class? You must be in a small minority, I would think.
"Alcohol is not used anywhere."
It was used in the joke. And in most mixed drinks. You should try one of each.
"So why do we look less favorably on the children who do it and are just not as good at it?"
I don't know, I don't think I do, but two wrongs don't make a right, as the saying goes.
Unfortunately, there are some people who get their "information" from reading comics, I'm pretty sure.
Maybe they'll change their name to The Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents Waiting To Happen.
My first website was actually done in Word.
Really?
My first Flight Simulator application was done in vi.
OK, not really.
When someone says it always rains in Washington (1) they're exaggerating. a bit. (2) they mean WESTERN Washington. Moses Lake is in Eastern Washington.
Duh! ALL politicians are SCSI!
since all archive.org has for all the archives of alex.kozinski.com is pages saying
Ain't nothin' here.
Y'all best be movin' on, compadre.
Thanks for the correction. It has been a long time since I heard the story.
Of course, originally, Icarus was the name of a certain Greek god who thought a little too much of himself (as many of them did), fashioned some wax wings and flew too close to the Sun, with results as you can imagine.
This should not be modded informative. Please. A nuclear reactor (I assume you mean fission not fusion since that is the usual meaning of reactor) core does not get hot enough to melt the fuel - if it did, you must mean Chernobyl so you should have been more specific. The surface of the Sun is at a much higher temperature than the melting point of any material.
Obviously, it only works on dogs, not on people! (I'm sure they didn't have pet semataries [intentional misspelling])