How will a non-interactive higher education system help me as a media production major? Each production I work on, even the most basic, one-camera, one-microphone deal, requires three people.
Editing class - we're sitting at computers editing video. Can we do this at home? Some of us, maybe. I don't understand something and perhaps all I have to do is lean over and ask someone for help, or raise my hand and note that I don't get something.
How about the number of people who meet their future husbands and wives in class? My parents, brothers and sisters all met their spouses in class, in the midst of doing something that inherently brought them together.
How funny is it that the smaller the world supposedly gets, the further away we are from each other.
While it's true that the greatest number of these convictions took place during the eighties, more than a third of them happened after, so I still don't buy your original claim that the criminal justice system is near infallible.
And of those post-eighties exonerations - how many were after the actual executions?
That's why we have an appeals process. And every death row convict gets a shitload of 'em. Show me how many people executed after the lengthy number of appeals and stays, etc. only to be exonerated post-execution, and the we can talk about how shitty the criminal justice system is.
The justice system does not just stop at conviction. There's a lot more to it. People appeal and appeal and that's why these convictions are overturned ten years later. Because someone, or something, comes out. Someone else admits to the killings. New evidence pops up. A witness recants.
They are a victim of theft. Because of it, a lot of people are out of TV Listings. They took what wasn't theirs to take, and people who rightly had access to it now no longer do.
Most college kids who buy Macs do so because their college is a Mac campus and they either get it cheaper or require Mac-proprietary programs (Final Cut Pro, for my major).
Sheriff's department tends to be more lax. While your guy was young, many city police retire and then go to work for the sheriff to supplement their pension.
As a result, the general culture of many if not most (the two counties I've lived in, Fresno and Tulare, California, both are like this) of sheriff's departments is of people who have their pension to live off of, are working just to do a bit better, and aren't under any pressure to meet quotas or fudge numbers or make sure their stats look good to the city/state.
Not excusing what city police does, but I have never had a bad experience with the sheriff's department. In high school, you always knew who broke up the parties. Police left utter chaos and kids causing damage in their wake. Sheriffs had a quiet exit. It's because the latter never came in to bust heads. Police, 100% of the time, in both counties and cities, always did.
What you're not getting is that with law, non-criminal law, it doesn't have to be beyond a reasonable doubt. Especially when we're talking about something like this. This isn't even about evidence, but about interpreting law.
When you're doing that, possibility is all that matters.
"Is it possible?" Yes. "Then it's (insert ruling)."
"It is possible?" No. "Then it's (insert opposite ruling)."
IANAL, but I have lied and gotten away with it. This is not a lie.
Whenever Steve was in one of his "moods," programmers would be all, "I'm working on AppleWorks!" and when Steve continued down the hall they expose'd out to get back to composing porn music on GarageBand.
The Knife over 32kps will still rock way more than Korn on vinyl.
This sounds to me like producers are worried that their jobs may not be as important as they used to be, and the skill of singer/songrwriters' compotisions and performances will be what makes money.
Maybe I can't hear the little shaker underneath the bass line, but a good song is still a good song regardless of the subtle things you catch. Doesn't mean I don't appreciate the little things when I do have a good sound system and high-quality songs, but having people complain about mp3s sounds to me like so much whining the recording industry does every single day.
If we have to do this, then it should be done right. Every country presents their "wonder" through the United Nations. How the countries decide to do it is up to them. Every ten years, that list of "wonders" is revamped to reflect new national alignments and structures built.
Personally, I'd rather we just leave it alone. But if we're going to change it to reflect the new age, then we should also reflect on the fact that there are a shitload more countries now than in the days of ancient Greece, and each country should be allowed the opportunity to show off at least one thing that they are all proud of.
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No kidding, the CRIA just forced a favorite torrent of mine to shut off all Canadian bandwidth. Those guys are tough.
Editing class - we're sitting at computers editing video. Can we do this at home? Some of us, maybe. I don't understand something and perhaps all I have to do is lean over and ask someone for help, or raise my hand and note that I don't get something.
How about the number of people who meet their future husbands and wives in class? My parents, brothers and sisters all met their spouses in class, in the midst of doing something that inherently brought them together.
How funny is it that the smaller the world supposedly gets, the further away we are from each other.
Why can't we tell you that? Because a correct answer isn't applicable here?
Who are you to question who he is to question who he is to judge what is a better aspiration?
And of those post-eighties exonerations - how many were after the actual executions?
That's why we have an appeals process. And every death row convict gets a shitload of 'em. Show me how many people executed after the lengthy number of appeals and stays, etc. only to be exonerated post-execution, and the we can talk about how shitty the criminal justice system is.
The justice system does not just stop at conviction. There's a lot more to it. People appeal and appeal and that's why these convictions are overturned ten years later. Because someone, or something, comes out. Someone else admits to the killings. New evidence pops up. A witness recants.
Have you seen Hollywood movies, lately? Fuckers should be paying me.
They are a victim of theft. Because of it, a lot of people are out of TV Listings. They took what wasn't theirs to take, and people who rightly had access to it now no longer do.
It's not commies and liberals. It's scientists needing grants.
Yeah, but when I'm in gym class, the Bloods-wannabes called me "Cracker." I didn't realize the inner city kids were so adept at computer lingo!
Either that, or they're hippies.
As a result, the general culture of many if not most (the two counties I've lived in, Fresno and Tulare, California, both are like this) of sheriff's departments is of people who have their pension to live off of, are working just to do a bit better, and aren't under any pressure to meet quotas or fudge numbers or make sure their stats look good to the city/state.
Not excusing what city police does, but I have never had a bad experience with the sheriff's department. In high school, you always knew who broke up the parties. Police left utter chaos and kids causing damage in their wake. Sheriffs had a quiet exit. It's because the latter never came in to bust heads. Police, 100% of the time, in both counties and cities, always did.
Just do what New York did: "Fuck you, school boards."
Did they? We're here.
When you're doing that, possibility is all that matters.
"Is it possible?" Yes. "Then it's (insert ruling)."
"It is possible?" No. "Then it's (insert opposite ruling)."
IANAL, but I have lied and gotten away with it. This is not a lie.
Whenever Steve was in one of his "moods," programmers would be all, "I'm working on AppleWorks!" and when Steve continued down the hall they expose'd out to get back to composing porn music on GarageBand.
Apply to other areas of male life as you will.
This sounds to me like producers are worried that their jobs may not be as important as they used to be, and the skill of singer/songrwriters' compotisions and performances will be what makes money.
Maybe I can't hear the little shaker underneath the bass line, but a good song is still a good song regardless of the subtle things you catch. Doesn't mean I don't appreciate the little things when I do have a good sound system and high-quality songs, but having people complain about mp3s sounds to me like so much whining the recording industry does every single day.
Yeah, but now you can put it on sharks!
If Steve Jobs got blasted on Jaeger and said the next-gen iPhone would be made of cheese, dairy commodities would shoot through the roof.
Going Geothermal isn't worth the time. Not if you want to Flash rush the Core's Commander.
Yeah, let's tell a major corporation "you can't sell to anyone but us, now." See how that flies and where they move to after that happens.
Sounds like this dude was looking for a reason to get a grant.
What's this about kneecapping? Is that back in style? Awesome!
Personally, I'd rather we just leave it alone. But if we're going to change it to reflect the new age, then we should also reflect on the fact that there are a shitload more countries now than in the days of ancient Greece, and each country should be allowed the opportunity to show off at least one thing that they are all proud of.