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I don't own the city, other wise I'd give it to you.fresh_42 said:May I ask for the city?
I don't own the city, other wise I'd give it to you.fresh_42 said:May I ask for the city?
Lethbridge , Alberta. Are you considering suing?fresh_42 said:May I ask for the city?
No. I considered another case, but it's hard to gather evidence and witness reports from far. And I'm no lawyer, so I don't actually know how to proceed.WWGD said:Lethbridge , Alberta. Are you considering suing?
Sounds like the middle of nowhere. Guess there wasn't much else to do.WWGD said:Lethbridge , Alberta.
Maybe you can ask Tiberius.fresh_42 said:No. I considered another case, but it's hard to gather evidence and witness reports from far. And I'm no lawyer, so I don't actually know how to proceed.
Reminds me of a speech Queen Elizabeth II gave a few years ago broadcast on BBC and Newshour. To emphasize the serious nature of her comments she reverted to Latin. In a shrill British accent her majesty intoned:fresh_42 said:Whom did you want to write anus?
The costs for the battery are probably half the costs of a new laptap.WWGD said:Looking for a replacement battery for my hp. Seems absurd how they have thousands of models for their hp laptops. And battery codes are some 40+ terms alphanumerics.
Not quite. Some sell for $30-$50 each.fresh_42 said:The costs for the battery are probably half the costs of a new laptap.
If I had more $ , I would pay that to avoid the hassle of looking through 1000s of model+ alphanumeric strings with some 60 characters.fresh_42 said:I once looked for a replacement and they called $150, but that was 15 years ago or so.
An IT friend told me discount HP color inkjet printers cost about the same as ink replacement cartridges. When they exhaust the ink, they trade the used printer to a second-hand store for credit on cables, batteries, paper and other supplies. They buy a new printer from Walmart that also figures in their taxes as a business expense.fresh_42 said:The costs for the battery are probably half the costs of a new laptap.
Ink may end up drying up unless it includes some special ingredient. I would call my ink company Ink Inc, ( Wink!).Klystron said:An IT friend told me discount HP color inkjet printers cost about the same as ink replacement cartridges. When they exhaust the ink, they trade the used printer to a second-hand store for credit on cables, batteries, paper and other supplies. They buy a new printer from Walmart that also figures in their taxes as a business expense.
I checked the local store they use. New printers cost ~$30 USD. Replacement HP ink cartridges cost $45 USD. Perhaps the latter cartridges have more capacity (?) but the $40 wireless color printer I bought came with inkjet paper and latest HP software; also copies, sends and receives faxes and prints for every wireless device in my home office including laptop, TV, phone and digital cameras. Have yet to use up the ink.
That sort of reminds me of Valve Corporation, but for the opposite reason.WWGD said:Ink may end up drying up unless it includes some special ingredient. I would call my ink company Ink Inc, ( Wink!).
I heard of this company that named itself ' Going out of Business' and so they have 'Going out of Business ' sales. Seriously.collinsmark said:That sort of reminds me of Valve Corporation, but for the opposite reason.
For those who don't know, Valve Corporation is the software company that created/owns Steam (a place where many/most PC users get their games these days). They also created Half Life series, Portal series, Counter-Strike, Left-4-Dead, and other games.
Anyway, the official name of the company is "Valve Corporation." But it's not a corporation. "Corporation" is just part of the company's name. The company is actually a privately owned L.L.C.
My oh my, shopping has been spotty at best. Metro Detroit has been hit hard and people still have a hoarding mentality. I just wanted to pop in and say hi. HiEvo said:YAY! I went to the grocery store yesterday (don't tell my daughter). I found toilet paper, paper towels, flour, rubbing alcohol, BUT that had been relabeled as HAND SANITIZER and a 98 cent bottle was selling for $8! It was just plain rubbing alcohol, nothing else, just a different label! That PISSED ME OFF. But I bought it, it was all they had. :( I may go after them for price gouging. Nice to see the shelves stocked again.
Welcome back! You are sorely missed!hypatia said:My oh my, shopping has been spotty at best. Metro Detroit has been hit hard and people still have a hoarding mentality. I just wanted to pop in and say hi. Hi![]()
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This is known as triple product expansion... Its right hand side can be remembered by using the mnemonic "ACB − ABC", provided one keeps in mind which vectors are dotted together
The journal for Mathematicians with clean ( meaning chalk-free) pants. What it takes a Classical Mathematician two chalkboards takes a modern one a quarter of one with a bunch of arrows and diagrams.fresh_42 said:I have two chain and three cochain complexes, I even calculated the first three homology modules of each. Is there a mathematical journal for this?
I had a professor who started to write at the most left edge of the big boards at university with his left hand until he came to the center where he changed hands and continued writing to the most right edge with his right ...WWGD said:The journal for Mathematicians with clean ( meaning chalk-free) pants. What it takes a Classical Mathematician two chalkboards takes a modern one a quarter of one with a bunch of arrows and diagrams.
I had one that was scary. Once, after writing a full blackboard and erasing it, a student told him she had missed something. The prof wrote the notes again identically on the blackboard.fresh_42 said:I had a professor who started to write at the most left edge of the big boards at university with his left hand until he came to the center where he changed hands and continued writing to the most right edge with his right ...
It was almost impossible to script the lectures.
Students of von Neumann coined the term: "proof by von Neumann" because he was so fast, that he had to start wiping before the students had a chance to write it down.WWGD said:I had one that was scary. Once, after writing a full blackboard and erasing it, a student told him she had missed something. The prof wrote the notes again identically on the blackboard.
Good place for a [citation needed].etotheipi said:mnemonic
I never developed my skills beyond the very basic: eggs, rice, sauteeing. Too much good stuff out there that is reasonably-priced and tastier than I can reasonably can cook for myself.skyshrimp said:Today, I'm making 2lbs of Chinese pork dumplings.
I'll eat a load and freeze the rest nom nom.
There is always the 2-step-emergency-plan;WWGD said:I never developed my skills beyond the very basic: eggs, rice, sauteeing. Too much good stuff out there that is reasonably-priced and tastier than I can reasonably can cook for myself.
Bacon makes everything better. Now they even have it with chocolate. Notice no bacon-eating competitions. People would never stop eating.fresh_42 said:There is always the 2-step-emergency-plan;
1.) If in doubt, add bacon.
2.) If still in doubt, cover it with cheese and bake it.
WWGD said:Now they even have it with chocolate.