That part of the story is just confusing. The whole point of a sensus is to tell where you live now. Not where you hail from. Why he traipsed around Gallilea with a pregnant woman sounds more like a tax avoidance plot to me
I hardly ever drink anymore, but enjoyed the rare tumbler of Bourbon. After the trade-war shit I switched to Irish. One bottle of really good stuff will last me at least a year. Working my way through a Tullamore dew single malt of all things now
(Tullamore Dew 13 Year Old Rouge Edition for those googling)
I did my master in physical chemistry. The pretty advanced periodic table the university bookstore sold was allowed at exam. On the other hand I memorized amino acids for some reaso
Slightly longer answer. Ar15 is 5.56 mm (sort of a .223). A 7.52 mm (.308 ish)won't fit in the chamber, much less a magazine fit in the weapon.
"Sort of' and "ish" because of a longer explanation about chamber pressure differences
Chile welfare cases is tricky to gauge when the only source of information is from the parents who have lost their child. These articles pop up regularly in Norway and often involve refugee/immigrant parents. The spin here has the same flavour.
There is something to be said for the culture in the Nordic countries that gives more rights to children than most other places. Seems unlikely that a test alone is enough, but if so I agree that the policy seems faulty.
I have talked to child welfare workers and what they tell of their every day work experiences is a solutely horrible. The amount of neglect a day outright child endangerment is mind boggling.
A three year old in my kids kindergarten acted out, and watching step father when picking up over a year made it all clear. But he is well within legal bounds, but I wish he never had any responsobility for a small child. Never saw the mother, but her taste in men is the asshole kind.
I stopped when Rand went to Tar Valon almost at once and met Loial, and Loial failed to give the traditional aiel greeting when believing Rand to be aiel....
I just turned it off mid episode
Growing up my mother had (still has come to think of it) a book about Wyeth at the Kuerner family farm. The Wyeth picture in the Oatmeal story is not part of the larger collection of works all from that farm, but it still has the feeling.
I can't reccomend people looking into Wyeth and his art high enough
Remember my biochem professor showed that chart at the end of "Biochem 100" We had focused in citric acid cycle, the electron transfer in the mitocondria, basic genetics (amino acids, RNA, DNA), neogluconesis, and something about removing nitrogen from cells +a whole lot more I can't remember 20 years after the class.
I ended up doing physical chemistry doing my master thesis on thermodynamics in enzymes. Only a couple of formulas and four laws that is already well defined. Way easier than this
Might be a faulty valve in there somewhere that triggers a sensor.(can't remember the details) I have a Stihl RE 129 plus (think it's just a rebranded Nilfisk tbh) that did the same thing, only I just had to let it rest for 5 minuted as water drained from whatever it was that caused the shutoff.
Have it serviced is my advice. Sorry I can't remember I detail what was wrong with mine.
Watchfull?! Its blatantly obvious for even the blindest bat that they are not going to give up their front man who keeps the assholes behind the throne in power
No one ever says "sorry" or apologise for stuff like this. Guess its an admitance of guilt or wrongdoing and means you are liable.
This way they can fight the court system... Or rather not since the parents probably can't afford a civil claim.
If you ever need help I am pretty much fluent in English, and native Norwegian speaker.
While Nemi is not my favourite, I usually find it quite funny, so I appreciate your dedication.
That part of the story is just confusing. The whole point of a sensus is to tell where you live now. Not where you hail from. Why he traipsed around Gallilea with a pregnant woman sounds more like a tax avoidance plot to me