It was silent but deadly.

It literally doesn't. People can freely reproduce near copies of Monopoly. (Long story why.) As long as the games don't use the actual visual assets or the exact written rules, I think they're okay. Hence we have many souvenir versions of Monopoly.

Part of it gets easier after university. Part of it is being deliberate with your time.

What I do is give myself 15 minutes a day to read. If I want to stop after those 15 minutes, that's fine, but for those 15 minutes, I have no mobile, no background stuff going on. It's me and a book I want to read.

Sometimes I get into the zone and I can read for an hour or more. Other times, I scoot slowly through a book 15 minutes at a time. Either way, that's better than nothing.

If it's only been a few hours, I wouldn't worry. Sometimes people get busy and they don't respond. It doesn't mean you should latch on to the one element of the last message you can spot.

If it's been a couple of days, then maybe you should be concerned, but keep the focus on business, not what they think of you. If they didn't think you were annoying before, overworrying about an emoji would more likely annoy them.

It also uses up more of the animal, specifically the intestines and some of the loose bits of meat. It's sort of like figuring out how to make stock out of bone and cartilage. The less of an animal you waste, the better.

>Would the person who pushed me during the basketball game be held responsible for my injury and ultimately, my death?

Probably not, since that would be an accident and the player wasn't attempting to commit a crime. (They were committing a foul.)

How are the budgets of more rural libraries affected? Also, why is lower funding pitched as "getting the state out of local library decisions" when revoking the funding is a consequence of the state involving itself in local library decisions?

This bill would hit hardest those programs that rely on state funding where city or county funding falls short.

Anyway, the double-think being exhibited in a statement like this is astounding:

>Republican Rep. Dirk Deaton of Noel defended the law and the decision to strip public library funding in response to the lawsuit. “It’s been said this is a book ban. This is not that,” Deaton said. “It is protecting innocent children.”

He completely disconnects purpose, cause, and effect. Let's pretend for a moment that this action protects innocent children. How would it do that? By defunding libraries that dare to legally challenge book bans. Dirk Deaton tells a big lie because he knows that "protecting children" is a weak band-aid that covers the Republican power grab for strictly controlling the information the public has free access to.

Block.

I asked my doctor if I would be able to play the piano after the operation.

She said, "How did you get in my house?!"

The designer is creating a computer one could use indefinitely (at least given proper protection from the elements) in a time displacement situation.

Once OP does that, it's also okay to put a reminder in your calendar for what each month's payment covers. I know it took me a while to know that, oh, I'm paying at the start of April for April's rent, when at work, I'd be paid at the end of a period for that period's work.

It's okay to ask, and it's okay to not find it all intuitive at first or at all.

By the same logic, they paid someone else's social security. I'm not sure why that point is relevant here.

Did you include social security or other entitlement programs?

On the contrary, knowing whether it's 1 AM or 5 AM helps me a lot with sleeping. If it's 1, I can read for a short time and then drift naturally back to sleep. If it's 5, I'll either get up or doze until it's time to wake up.

When you see it as a horse from the side: wow, that's really cool. Great texture.

When you see it as a horse from the front: one-eyed horse with Elvis hair and a cleft nostril commands me

They didn't. They had to land and refuel at a larger airport, Osaka, before returning to Tokyo.

The plane had to land for refueling in Osaka, which added to the return time.

It makes me think of the picture of a kid during Lyndon B. Johnson's "war on poverty" (Life). This kind of poverty never went away, but retrograde anti-abortion policies are set to make it even more common.

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Some say that they hung banners on the coliseum like, "We ain't lion, we have the best rates" and "Gladiator? Be gladtolivehere!"

This. The language (early modern English) may initially be hard to comprehend in writing, but the rhythm of it (usually in iambic pentameter) helps to comprehend the lines.

No, it's right to be angry. But believing that "that's all our system is capable of accomplishing anymore" is defeatist tripe.

I don't think John Lewis would agree with the despairing tone of this post. If something fails, what do you do? You get back out there and get in trouble, good trouble, to make it happen. You believe in change, rather than sitting on your hands like the white moderates Dr. King wrote about in his letter from an Alabama jail.

Thanks for following up. I guess I'll give partial credit to the Biden administration for this change, then. Good on them.