1701 pts ยท December 26, 2015
A simple lesson in Newton's first law; body following a straight line and bridge being pull out from under it.
Their shirts are not quite as brown as tradition would have it.
Cool!
I went straight to spying the book titles, and I am happy with what I saw!
There will come a day when they run out of ribbed tanks for you to haul, but today is not that day.
Yes. Yes they do.
Nice bike. You ever take if off of any sweet jumps?
Just imagine the sheer embarrassment this young person is likely to experience when this clip is shared again in 15 years. Either they will have smartened up enough to feel deep shame, or will have become so inured in it all that they will relish this moment for the rest of their life. I have to believe in the former because the latter makes them just another lost soul. Such brainwashing is straight up child abuse.
#5 I live close to the 30th Ave station and every stinking time I walking across avenues in the area I get mightily confused by 30th Rd and 30th Dr.
Reminds me of trying to play "Olympic Decathlon" for the TRS-80 Color Computer back in the 80's.
Fair. I imagine it was the newness, oddness, and/or technical prowess for most people.
Which one? Bertha or Mildred? I hope it wasn't Mildred as she was confined to a wheelchair at that point.
A photo I took in England in 2006 presented here in honor of OP: Lineman's Golgotha
I work in schools for 30 years. We did try to keep phones out. Not a chance. What we are NOT doing in this most recent iteration is talking about teaching the students. Banning phones puts the problem off until they leave K-12. We should be teaching them how to navigate phones now, in schools. You will never administrate phones away, so teach young people how to cope with phones. Prohibition didn't work. Just say no didn't work. Phones are not even a minor problem in an engaging classroom.
If I finished my long-ass PhD dissertation, you can finish your thesis. Remember that no written work is ever "finished", it is just the latest draft. Make a draft you can live with and submit it to your reviewers. Pull that proverbial trigger.
From living there, Louisiana, and Abu Dhabi, there are more humid places than Orlando, but in the other places you don't have to be in Florida.
Love some Vermont hockey action!
Already earned B by doing B-C first.
#2 In sociology we call people like the librarian in this story "street level bureaucrats" - they are the people who have to implement policies put in place by others, and so have tremendous power in making sure the systems actually work. If you are a street level bureaucrat, thank you for short circuiting so much bullshit. Unless you are one of the ones who work from a place of evil; power hungry asshats.
No being an idiot.
The first two cars are not 8 inches different in width. Not even close.
Finally a post in which I belong...
Nature don't need no help.
I'm proud of you. We're proud of you.
I was a forester for several years, and had dropped hundreds of trees. My mom asked me to take down a hundred footer into her back yard. I said I loved her, and there was a 90% chance that it would be fine, but no. She asked why, and I said professionals are insured. $600 and 48 hrs later she was happy and I had not accidentally destroyed my mom's house.
I am impressed with your improvement! I've said it before, and I'll say it again: your diligence is awesome.
This Vermonter who lives in NYC used to be a forest researcher in Maine. My biggest research project I did in a forest research station just outside Fredericton, NB. Loved it there, in a cabin in the woods. Your posts always take me way back to a simpler time in my life. I definitely appreciate your posts.
A simple lesson in Newton's first law; body following a straight line and bridge being pull out from under it.
Their shirts are not quite as brown as tradition would have it.
Cool!
I went straight to spying the book titles, and I am happy with what I saw!
There will come a day when they run out of ribbed tanks for you to haul, but today is not that day.
Yes. Yes they do.
Nice bike. You ever take if off of any sweet jumps?
Just imagine the sheer embarrassment this young person is likely to experience when this clip is shared again in 15 years. Either they will have smartened up enough to feel deep shame, or will have become so inured in it all that they will relish this moment for the rest of their life. I have to believe in the former because the latter makes them just another lost soul. Such brainwashing is straight up child abuse.
#5 I live close to the 30th Ave station and every stinking time I walking across avenues in the area I get mightily confused by 30th Rd and 30th Dr.
Reminds me of trying to play "Olympic Decathlon" for the TRS-80 Color Computer back in the 80's.
Fair. I imagine it was the newness, oddness, and/or technical prowess for most people.
Which one? Bertha or Mildred? I hope it wasn't Mildred as she was confined to a wheelchair at that point.
A photo I took in England in 2006 presented here in honor of OP: Lineman's Golgotha
I work in schools for 30 years. We did try to keep phones out. Not a chance. What we are NOT doing in this most recent iteration is talking about teaching the students. Banning phones puts the problem off until they leave K-12. We should be teaching them how to navigate phones now, in schools. You will never administrate phones away, so teach young people how to cope with phones. Prohibition didn't work. Just say no didn't work. Phones are not even a minor problem in an engaging classroom.
If I finished my long-ass PhD dissertation, you can finish your thesis. Remember that no written work is ever "finished", it is just the latest draft. Make a draft you can live with and submit it to your reviewers. Pull that proverbial trigger.
From living there, Louisiana, and Abu Dhabi, there are more humid places than Orlando, but in the other places you don't have to be in Florida.
Love some Vermont hockey action!
Already earned B by doing B-C first.
#2 In sociology we call people like the librarian in this story "street level bureaucrats" - they are the people who have to implement policies put in place by others, and so have tremendous power in making sure the systems actually work. If you are a street level bureaucrat, thank you for short circuiting so much bullshit. Unless you are one of the ones who work from a place of evil; power hungry asshats.
No being an idiot.
The first two cars are not 8 inches different in width. Not even close.
Finally a post in which I belong...
Nature don't need no help.
I'm proud of you. We're proud of you.
I was a forester for several years, and had dropped hundreds of trees. My mom asked me to take down a hundred footer into her back yard. I said I loved her, and there was a 90% chance that it would be fine, but no. She asked why, and I said professionals are insured. $600 and 48 hrs later she was happy and I had not accidentally destroyed my mom's house.
I am impressed with your improvement! I've said it before, and I'll say it again: your diligence is awesome.
This Vermonter who lives in NYC used to be a forest researcher in Maine. My biggest research project I did in a forest research station just outside Fredericton, NB. Loved it there, in a cabin in the woods. Your posts always take me way back to a simpler time in my life. I definitely appreciate your posts.