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16y ago
It's a grain of salt take it how you want. Because you yourself are surrounded by networking does not mean that everyone is surrounded in the same way. It's something to consider. Much like OKCupid being a free site vs surveys from say,
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The first day of a robotics class, my teacher explained that we don't really walk. Each step is graceful falling. Place one foot forward, tilt and fall till the foot hits and repeat.
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Using the length of a basketball court as the radius of the Earth, a pencil mark on one end represents the Earths crust.
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That never happens. But I think you can pass the test without ever mastering the material. Sheer memorization will allow students to pass tests and only have a minimal understanding of what they have covered.
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I read your argument, and then thought about what you wrote while reading your comment again. Then I realized that your argument is an argument against your argument. Good teachers engage their students and make them think about problems a
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It's too bad that this guy misses the point of the phrasing. People do not think money is evil because they themselves cannot make it, money is evil when people get that money without earning it and usually end up doing bad things with tha
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I would love to hear from anyone that read this if there was any actual point or moral? Otherwise, it was an interesting read if a bit overdone with standard dysfunctions of the teenage youth. I say that because there was no real developme
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"This article doesn't even come close to suggesting a solution to the problem" It's a two paragraph blog, what do you think it's going to do?
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Is the other person not disrespecting me when they ask me to refer or participate in their choices that I might not agree with? Why is it that when someone deviates from the norm, everyone else has to respect them while they do it?
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It will be prevalent long into the future, don't kid yourself. Opposing view points on all subjects will always exist and these arguments will always happen. Instead, you should be shocked when violence or vulgar language is still being u
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The New Deal never worked but oddly enough, it's trying to happen again. Bad deals happen over and over. The ones that work, the ones that require effort only happen once. http://newsroom.ucla.edu/portal/ucla/FDR-s-Policies-Prolonge...
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Once you read the article it's shown that the son is not mistaken, it is the parent. The child is using a word that has 1 meaning for the parent and a different meaning for the child.
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That is the whole crux of it for me. I don't have any ill intent towards this person and wish none upon them. I simply do not agree with the choice and therefore will not participate in it by referring to them how they wish.
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That sounds neat. I didn't now about the Skymap app. I've stopped browsing apps since my Iphone went through the washer. It goes to show that there are many ways to achieve the desired goal, so the real issue is not ADS-B systems but fre
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If you can't be who you are now, what hope do you have to be anything else later? And once you become fine with who you are, why do you need to change?
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So what would this person be 100 years ago? Without these options of drugs and cosmetics, that person would have to deal with they way that they were born. They would have to live life as the person that they were born. They are not fixi
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Thank you for calling me an asshole for not agreeing with you. Thank you for calling me an asshole for not subscribing to the same set of morals that you have. Thank you for calling me an asshole for thinking that drugs and cosmetic surgery
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I've been thinking about this all day long. I don't understand why it's so hard to understand and I don't mean that is a bad way, just a observational thought. Being good and giving to others is great. Wanting others to do the same is fin
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I'm sorry but I simply do not agree and I doubt this is the place to delve any further.
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If you take into account bone structure and facial recognition, he/she might be more approachable by women for having a friendlier face.
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If I were to write a program on the spot to do this, I would integrate the video function with my program to isolate objects in the field of view, calculate relative size based on known data of airplanes which would give me distance to the
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Ok, at this point I'm starting to wonder what the point of this article was. Is it that China doesn't let people engage in philanthropy or that rich people are not engaging in philanthropy? Because the way the article came across to me wa
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Why do people want these companies to participate in philanthropy? Because they think it is the right thing to do. So when companies engage in activities that the public believes are right, the public is happy aka, warm and fuzzy. We can
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"The public is outraged by the country’s wealthiest ducking out on the Gates-buffet event" What differences can these companies make, and more importantly why do they have to make them? There has to be a reason why you think these companie
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Huff "Why don't people give their money away like I want them too?" Huff "The busy Mr. Zong said he thinks philanthropy is a bad idea. He can do much more for society by running a productive business, the beverage billionaire noted. N
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If women had designed Facebook maybe it would have been....Myspace? The short stint I had with facebook was straight forward in that you logged on and chatted with friends instead of worrying about frills and other junk that clutter up the
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I guess an interesting point to think about, of those 1000 or so shots on the wing, what about the one that finally hit the wire that disconnected the aileron from the yoke? You might have plenty that hit around the wing, but one that take
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How aggravating. "I'll go through 10 people before I find another like him" yet he will continue to pay the man 7.25 an hour. Everything you want out of an employee and nothing else and you can't pay the guy better than dirt cheap minimum
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I guess your saying that payouts across the board will be 25% short? I guess that is some comfort from the fact that I know I 'have' to pay in to a system that I have no choice in and at least get 75% of my money back at some point.
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When you put it like that, I'd sign up.
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