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Externals are strictly forbidden, unlike “some” contests.
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The oak processionary moth, found mostly in trees in west London, is covered in sharp hairs containing toxins during its caterpillar stage.
These can be blown into contact with people, causing skin rashes, itchy eyes and triggering asthma attacks.You nasty little bugger!
As a caterpillar, each oak processionary moth has around 62,000 hairs, which they can eject at will.
Hairs that fall to the ground can be active for up to five years.You nasty nasty little bugger!
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But even those kids who allowed their attachment object to be “copied” almost always refused to see the objects as equivalent. The new duplicate was a bootleg blankie, an ersatz stuffed animal. Even though the children were assured that the objects were identical, they intuitively believed that the copy wasn’t the same. It lacked a history, a bond, a sentimental attachment. It was inauthentic.
Attachment (to an object or brand) develops in children. I hear-by name it ‘fan-boy syndrome’.
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Ultimate Frisbee – What a catch.
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Jens’ big ring is 56. His rear cassettte is 11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-11-12.
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Classic synopsis of Warren G’s Regulate. Comedy Gold.
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EU, UK and US VPN service.
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Handy list of tools for remote usability tests.
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With this in mind, is it any wonder that so many students feel plagiarism is OK, even when it’s strictly prohibited? When the educators praise regurgitation and consistently punish critical thought, curiosity and creativity, why is it a surprise when students see regurgitation as the whole point?
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I’m not of the opinion that every designer should also be a programmer. There’s a very important place for specialists in this world. But I am of the opinion that you simply can’t create truly innovative stuff on the web without embracing the fact that custom programming is going to be needed. If the designers and web design agencies who make their living doing simple sites with off-the-shelf CMSes are content doing that, more power to them. That’s a totally valid choice.