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Are these structures topologically equivalent to each other? I'm fairly certain they are not because they have different numbers of boundaries but I'm having a disagreement with someone that doesn't accept this. So I'm looking for a better explanation, or maybe I'm wrong.
Wayne Security, a subsidiary of Wayne Enterprises based in Charm City, that specializes in products to help ordinary humans avoid becoming collateral damage in the battles between superheroes and supervillains.
Stumbled on this and plan to start watching it tonight. Love the premise and Tudyk and Pudi are favorites so my hopes are up!
Sorry in advance if this isn't the place for this.
Do you think I can force an ant hill to relocate if I drive some metal conduit about a foot into an ant hill and attach a small vibrating motor and let it bang on the rod?
I don't mind ants in my yard but there are specific areas I don't want them, especially right next to the house.
Would the constant vibration in the nest force them to move or would they eventually acclimate to it?
It just seems like a great vehicle for funny dialog- having comedy writers trying to write funny things and comment on each other's ideas. I think I'd like shows about making shows in general but the writers room is the funniest part to me. To be clear I'm looking for scripted comedy, not a real writers room.
Only examples I can think of at the moment are 30 Rock and Reboot but I'm looking for other recommendations- series' or movies.
My brother got his PhD but I'll be damned if I ever call that goon 'doctor'. But I do respect the effort he put in and don't have a problem with some kind of title.
While I respect the effort a PhD puts in, I don't think the professional responsibility of a PhD compares to that of an MD. MDs are responsible for preserving human life. PhDs are important to society, but there's no 'on call' for PhD because what they're responsible for can usually wait until after the holiday.
So I'm proposing 'OverMind' as a replacement for 'Doctor' for PhDs:
OverMind Brian May, PhD. That looks pretty cool to me, and not just because it's Brian May.
I think OverMind works because it sounds pretty cool and
Is this just an English language thing or do all\most languages use their numbers 1 and 2 to refer to urinating and defecating?
