I don't think this is actually a leak. The units were on display at the TI booth at a math teacher conference this past week. What I've heard is that they will have a "Press-To-Test" feature, and so will be able to be hobbled for ACT and state tests that require dumb calculators.

Your question does not follow from your premise. After a teacher has tenure, the termination process is fairly simple, as with almost any employee working under a contract. The employer (school district in this case) simply has to document the ways in which the employee is failing to live up to the contract, and they terminate him. Or her. Tenure is not, and has never been, a guarantee of lifetime employment. Tenure is simply a promise of due process. Nothing more.

are you using your own posts (e.g. "learing," "leraing," "respec," "sell") as ironic confirmation of FireFox's abilities? or perhaps you are using IE and blaming it for your failings? please clarify, as your horrendous orthography renders your argument turgid.

curious: did you lear how to spell by yourself? or pehaps your writing is from an online leraing system?

the Nspire CX and CX CAS have hard-installed Li ion batteries -- not easily removed

I suppose people should exercise caution relaying information from newspapers in a language they don't understand. The opening sentence says the events they are reporting on happened on the 14th at about 11 AM. In Eastern Daylight Time that's March 13, 10 PM. This is the same, second, blast which is already being reported in English language US papers.

ha ha. cute.

jou is a square measure, used for area, and usually only in real estate applications. linear measure is typically metric.

no, they use metric in Japan. =)

It appears they're confusing "odds" and "probability." It's uncommon to express "odds" as a percentage, but if it is in fact what they intended, 50:50 is very little different from 96:100, but 96:100 would be worse odds than 50:50, not better.

You seem to be confused. English is not a Romance language. It's more closely related to German.