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biehl
12y ago
Sorry the question was 'any reason ... ?' and searching on google will quickly verify that there is not only some reason but more than that.
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12y ago
Sorry, but fungus, poor air quality and poor quality food are objectively measurable and solvable by money. And fixing them will fix rashes and fungus induced problem, will fix CO2-induced drowsyness, will fix excessive bloodsugar variabil
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12y ago
> Any reason to believe any of this helps, other than 'common sense'? LMGTFY? > The problem with the achievement gap is trying to pretend there's no inborn ability. There's always going to be an achievement gap. Th
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12y ago
> Isn't this policy a federal intervention? If school funding is an issue, why not increase it at state or local level? Yes, why not? However, as a federal intervention - it was not designed to work. > You fogot to mention gettin
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12y ago
No - it was a FAKE reaction to school problems. Fake because it was not designed to work - it was designed to require essentially no new funds. Solutions to school problems exist, are known and were not chosen. Raise teacher pay, make teach
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biehl
12y ago
Citizen science FTW!
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UBiome Dental Genome Kit Campaign [Citizen science]
(indiegogo.com)
1 points
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12y ago
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12y ago
This guy works full time on getting cities cycling http://www.copenhagenize.com/
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12y ago
Heh, not a completely well defined question. Java-centric relative to C#? Possibly because a less FOSS friendly vibe among C#ers previously. Possibly because the relative stagnation language-feature-wise of Java fostered a culture of framew
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12y ago
Hi. Does your daughter have stomach problems? Have you worked with that in any way? http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
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12y ago
Exactly! And the cli is much better for the little workflows around rebase and cherry-pick.
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12y ago
Thanks - but, I hoped someone would save me from looking through lots of similar pdfs.
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12y ago
Urgh - does the text exist in a nicer format somewhere?
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12y ago
I think you just see something like "one site - many people writing - no global review". The article you link seems to be syndicated from "Press Association" (??) and was probably added by a scientifically illiterate jou
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12y ago
+1 However, if you don't already know Rails or Grails (or possibly Django), then that is a good place to start.
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12y ago
But with indications that it happens http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867414...
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12y ago
Waste and incompetence unchecked by competetion or regulation.
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12y ago
Its hard to imagine that this is a war advertisers can win. Just as with DRM, you cant win with a concept of wanting to control content on a platform that is not 101% locked down. Browsers are not locked down. The best advertisers can hope
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12y ago
But it is not the argument one usually hears from probihitionists...
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How to INSTALL JDK 7 ON YOSEMITE
(gabrielrinaldi.me)
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12y ago
I think the reasonable link to DRM is that the only reason you would ever consider Adobe Digital Edition reader is if it is forced upon you by DRM requirements. If not for DRM you could chose a different not-crappy platform.
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12y ago
I don't think those point address the question: "I've always wondered if what you do with your mind during your life has any actual influence on this disease."
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12y ago
It is generally accepted that lifestyle has significant influence on Alzheimers risk. http://www.helpguide.org/elder/alzheimers_prevention_slowing...
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12y ago
A negative result is also interesting if a positive result has been previously reported.
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12y ago
Have you ever tried BYOD? Know this guy? http://search.dilbert.com/comic/Mordac%20The%20Preventer
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12y ago
The problem is not "how far YOU get with stupidity, submission, lack of responsibility and disregard for people's lives" The problem is how far SOME OTHER people in the army get with stupidity, submission, lack of responsibil
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Microsoft layoff e-mail typifies inhuman corporate insensitivity
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
So, try to regulate drinking until automatic cars save us?
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Introducing Sid Meier’s Civilization V for SteamOS
(steamcommunity.com)
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Civ V available for Linux
(store.steampowered.com)
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12y ago
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