From your positioning of ADD/ADHD under "Problem Child" and "Acting Up", rather than a header to "Special Needs", it's very clear you don't understand it nor the challenges it presents for legitimate sufferers.
Like it or not, there are legitimate reasons for giving special treatment to some people. We're not all born equal, certainly nobody better, but certainly many worse off.
This movie definately was brought down by the PG-13 rating.
Why, in the movie, are terminators so bad at killing people? In the first movie, the T-800 didn't fuck around tossing people around, he shot them multiple times in the face. Yet in this movie, the machines have dozens of chances to just crush John Conner's head (among others) and yet they decide it is more prudent to chuck him across the room, giving him a minute to recover while they amble over. What makes the machines so terrifying a concept is that they make cold, calculated decisions to kill at any cost to themselves.
What happened to the bleak world that we saw in Kyle Reese's flashbacks, where the machines didn't scream, didn't waste time, and didn't act human at all. They were silent, terrifying killing machines.
IMO, this movie would have been a lot better if it had followed more of a Saving Private Ryan-esque formula, with a small group of men (Conner, others) sneaking past the machines lines to rescue Reese. Can you imagine the opening to SPR, but with machines manning laser turrets? It would have evoked more emotion in the audience than the pathetic attempt to anthromorphosize the machines. But, then, it might not have gotten the all-powerful PG-13 rating, especially with the original ending. No fate but what you make, indeed.
Can you imagine the meeting with the nutritionist?
Cola Addict: Hey doc, so, did you get those results back?
Nutritionist: Yeah, we're going to have to put you on a french-fry diet.
Cola Addict: Sweet, now I can live at McDonalds!
Of course only drinking diet soda won't magically make fat people skinny, but it helps a lot. When you drink 2 or 3 cans of coke a day, that's 300-450 calories from nothing. That's a whole meal, really. Eliminating a whole meal a day certainly goes a long way to losing weight, without curtailing your cravings for the taste of cola.
Women who rather be career driven just have a chip on their shoulder
Or, maybe human beings are complex creatures, and don't all fit into cookie-cutter shapes and temperments.
This subtle fact is why feminism needs to exist in the first place.
Nobody is stopping her from buying a machine from a local parts-shop with a copy of XP.
This is akin to buying a new car with a stereo in it, and then replacing the stereo; you wouldn't expect Ford to reimburse.
Breaking an NDA doesn't land you in jail. It's just an agreement not to disclose information. No rights are waived in an agreement. There is no law that says you cannot disclose information under an NDA.
What lands you in jail is Misappropriation, "the acquisition or disclosure of trade secrets by improper means including theft, bribery and fraud." Which is a seperate thing altogether.
Primordial earth was able to interact with environment (sunlight, space) but could not reproduce or grow in any meaningful sense of the term.
What about the moon?
The earth spawned the moon after colliding with (oh the imagery) another body.
That could be said to be (plantesimal) reproduction.
And the earth has grown, at least, it had a phase where it did. The earth did not just pop into existence, it started small and accreted material and became more and more massive. Not that I subscribe to the whole "gaia" idea...
Well, actually having an LED on while the tv is on can be very important. It could prevent burn in when you leave your tv on, say, VIDEO 1. Having the light on will show you that you forgot to turn the TV off, or that the remote failed, etc.
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From your positioning of ADD/ADHD under "Problem Child" and "Acting Up", rather than a header to "Special Needs", it's very clear you don't understand it nor the challenges it presents for legitimate sufferers.
Like it or not, there are legitimate reasons for giving special treatment to some people. We're not all born equal, certainly nobody better, but certainly many worse off.
Seems your statistics teacher was among the shitty.
Hence the don't answer that.
This movie definately was brought down by the PG-13 rating.
Why, in the movie, are terminators so bad at killing people? In the first movie, the T-800 didn't fuck around tossing people around, he shot them multiple times in the face. Yet in this movie, the machines have dozens of chances to just crush John Conner's head (among others) and yet they decide it is more prudent to chuck him across the room, giving him a minute to recover while they amble over. What makes the machines so terrifying a concept is that they make cold, calculated decisions to kill at any cost to themselves.
What happened to the bleak world that we saw in Kyle Reese's flashbacks, where the machines didn't scream, didn't waste time, and didn't act human at all. They were silent, terrifying killing machines.
IMO, this movie would have been a lot better if it had followed more of a Saving Private Ryan-esque formula, with a small group of men (Conner, others) sneaking past the machines lines to rescue Reese. Can you imagine the opening to SPR, but with machines manning laser turrets? It would have evoked more emotion in the audience than the pathetic attempt to anthromorphosize the machines. But, then, it might not have gotten the all-powerful PG-13 rating, especially with the original ending. No fate but what you make, indeed.
Can you imagine the meeting with the nutritionist?
Cola Addict: Hey doc, so, did you get those results back?
Nutritionist: Yeah, we're going to have to put you on a french-fry diet.
Cola Addict: Sweet, now I can live at McDonalds!
Of course only drinking diet soda won't magically make fat people skinny, but it helps a lot. When you drink 2 or 3 cans of coke a day, that's 300-450 calories from nothing. That's a whole meal, really. Eliminating a whole meal a day certainly goes a long way to losing weight, without curtailing your cravings for the taste of cola.
I don't think 'olol' is going to impress anyone whos work was just wiped out by their incompetence.
Anyone who relied on online storage to store their work without having backups of their own is even dumber than these guys.
Actually, the braille on the drive-thru keyboards is due to the fact that all the ATM keyboards are made to the same standard.
Why would it make sense to have a seperate process for making special, drive-through only ones?
Women who rather be career driven just have a chip on their shoulder
Or, maybe human beings are complex creatures, and don't all fit into cookie-cutter shapes and temperments.
This subtle fact is why feminism needs to exist in the first place.
No, now the ships are using Whale Oil, as evidenced by the fuel indicator in the Planet Express Ship.
However, there is no definition of life that fire cannot meet, which the mule can.
Fire has no hereditary factor, A.K.A. genes. A daughter fire inherits no traits from it's spark.
Nobody is stopping her from buying a machine from a local parts-shop with a copy of XP. This is akin to buying a new car with a stereo in it, and then replacing the stereo; you wouldn't expect Ford to reimburse.
The seeing-through-tents was a result of patch 1.4. Just use anything below that. 1.4 is only a mulitplayer patch anyway, oddly enough.
Interesting and plucked from Fight Club
There was just a new episode of TPB: "Say Goodnight To The Bad Guys" Aired on the 8th
Must be a metric ass-ton.
For example, when I play a YouTube video, click a link, and then return to the video, the whole video reloads.
Middle mouse on a link opens a new tab. This problem is easily solved.
Some pages seem to send/receive data at certain intervals for the duration of my visit.
Use the "Stop" button?
When I begin to enter a search in Firefox's search bar, a list of suggestions is automatically downloaded.
So disable that in about:config
This is all pretty easy stuff.
Breaking an NDA doesn't land you in jail. It's just an agreement not to disclose information. No rights are waived in an agreement. There is no law that says you cannot disclose information under an NDA.
What lands you in jail is Misappropriation, "the acquisition or disclosure of trade secrets by improper means including theft, bribery and fraud." Which is a seperate thing altogether.
Primordial earth was able to interact with environment (sunlight, space) but could not reproduce or grow in any meaningful sense of the term.
What about the moon? The earth spawned the moon after colliding with (oh the imagery) another body. That could be said to be (plantesimal) reproduction.
And the earth has grown, at least, it had a phase where it did. The earth did not just pop into existence, it started small and accreted material and became more and more massive.
Not that I subscribe to the whole "gaia" idea...
Whoosh!
And the animal rights crowd would have these amazing experiments banished in the name of self-righteousness and guilt...
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You know, I hate to be anal, but continental drift is NOT a fact. It's a theory. And there are quite a few people who disagree with it.
Uhhh.... Use a mulcher?
Well, actually having an LED on while the tv is on can be very important. It could prevent burn in when you leave your tv on, say, VIDEO 1. Having the light on will show you that you forgot to turn the TV off, or that the remote failed, etc.