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by llllllllllll 12y ago
In Cambodia coagulated pig and chicken blood are common, especially in soups and rice porridge/gruel. I eat it daily. Pig blood has a firmer texture and a more neutral taste -- it's comparable to tofu in both regards. I strongly p
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
It can be done quickly and accurately. Check out Peter Norvig's implementation of Viterbi algorithm for text segmentation. Segmentation is typically used for scripts of languages like Thai and Khmer that don't feature word boundar
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The Lawyer as Lobbyist (1989)(nytimes.com)
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I wouldn't worry too much. I was very late learning to walk among other things and a doctor told my mom that I was "not exactly gonna be playing outfield for the Yankees". No Yankees yet but I ended up an all-state athlete, p
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Oh, I suppose that could be read either way but given the context you're probably right. Thanks!
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I'm sure you're aware of this, but the high demand from foreign language students is likely because US colleges often have a foreign language requirement. At my college it was four semesters, which is pretty common. The effect is
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
That sentence was fine. The relevant concepts here are preposition stranding and pied-piping . These are not "mechanical transformations" in the sense you mean -- there are certain constraints on when a preposition can be pied-
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
International shipping is much riskier, so people are usually advised to only order domestically. Certain countries are known for stringently checking international packages -- Australia is at the top of the list, though the US is tough too
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I did that basically, but I saved up enough to move to and live comfortably in SE Asia for at least 3 or 4 years. I spend less then $400 a month, so maybe this lifestyle is not for everyone, and it's certainly not feasible with a famil
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Adverbs and adverbial phrases can move pretty freely in English. These all sound fine to me: we are going to go to the airport by bus tomorrow we are going to go by bus to the airport tomorrow tomorrow, we are going to go to the airpor
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
It's good practice to check your intuition on things like this against a searchable corpus. According to http://corpus.byu.edu/coca/ , "most wicked" just barely edges out "wickedest" in terms of
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
In fact, I think the social interaction with other children of similar age is extremely important to developing social skills and friendships. And unfortunately social interaction is severely restricted and punished in K-12 education (in
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Studying another language, especially a radically disparate one, reveals nuances in your native tongue that are hard to come upon otherwise. If you accept even a weak version of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, then it's desirable to be awa
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I am not following much of what you're saying. I think you are deeply out of touch with what it is that linguists actually do -- this has nothing to do with the "needs of professional linguists". If you don't standardiz
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
My point is that if you think the rules we learn in school about language are the same rules that allow us to communicate and understand each other, you're failing to realize the massive complexity of language. As for those "bi-&q
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
The rules you've consciously learned about language constitute a tiny fraction of the rules that govern our use of language. Many of them ("don't split infinitives!", "no prepositions at the end of a sentence!"
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Typically ecstasy is MDMA pressed in pill form together with an amphetamine, although as you noted MDMA is often changed out for some other 'research chemical' that is cheaper to source, and sometimes very dangerous. Yet another o
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Try simultaneously playing "Typewriter", "Vinyl Turntable", "VCR Rewinding", "Windows95 Startup", "Pac-Man", and "Dot Matrix Printer". It's beautiful. Reminds me of some of my
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
She says people who commit suicide are losers can't apologize properly and work hard to make up for their mistake, or people who don't have the guts to weather through the hard times. Charming attitude. I doubt that many suicida
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Was it cold? Coconut juice tastes a lot better when it's ice cold IMO.
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Do you know where the pink coconut water comes from? I drink it most every day straight from the coconut or poured into a plastic bag, and it always looks clear as water.
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I took the NYT quote from Eduardo Romano to mean that after controlling for some of those confounding factors, there was no evidence of increased risk. I posted the NYT article because the abstract didn't mention much about marijuana s
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Many retrospective studies of crash incidents have not found an increased risk with marijuana use. In my personal experience, it's effects are slight but drivers appear to compensate for their impairment by driving slower and being mor
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I'll explain it, though I didn't downvote you. Marijuana is illegal right now. That didn't stop that bad stuff from happening to you or your sister. Turn it into a public health issue and people like your sister-in-law will h
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
QBasic was my first experience with programming too.
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
I urge you to give it another shot too. After I few episodes I barely stuck with it, but by the end of the 3rd season I already preferred it to TNG/DS9 and just about any other sci-fi show. I think some of the characters are intentiona
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Cambodia here, nobody refrigerates eggs. I've hard boiled eggs that have been sitting out for a week or two -- I can't tell any difference.
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Good thing you put 3 verbs in your sentence then ;)
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
It's legal in the US (in all but three states I believe), because the spores do not contain psylocin/psylocybin. Once you start to grow them though, you could be charged with possession of a controlled substance. Don't let th
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by llllllllllll 12y ago
Really depends. Absolutely not for a first time, you're right. For me though, as I became more comfortable with the altered psychedelic state of mind, being around people became much easier. I wouldn't want to be trapped at a part

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