Not a problem, when that happens you just buy a PS7.

Given the current outbreak origin hipothesis, the chinese might be up to eating them too.

Nobody mentioned that the surname of the minister of land and rural development (Cocarico) sounds like the sound of a rooster wake up?

In fact they are changing a default behavior from the beginning of the browser history. It made a lot of sense when the internet was almost exclusively a content source. Nowadays, with more and more content is being created with a web interface and as the post sugests, this behavior could be catastrophic. I like Emacs' way. When you press Ctrl+Left, it asks you what do you want with that combo. In my case, I want to jump to the next white space, but in some version of Emacs it was the shortcut to scroll the whole screen, allowing you to view beyond the (maybe) 80 column limit. Not really sure what. This way I can choose the behavior and save it. Or not, in which case I'm asked every time I use the combo.

Luck you! I'm 1.90m tall and weight over a 100Kg, but even though I can (and used to) do the same as you, when my wife is nearby she complains and get in a bad mood if I do that.

Does anyone know why this isn't an option?

I agree with everything you said. As I said, provided the elderly are warned there will be no one whose life would depend on their money because its a private school and so on, the problem would be similar to the elderly's grand children asking money behind their parents backs.

Not all Portuguese are europeans.... there are still portugueses that were born in the African colonies. Just saying though, carry on. :-P

Well I haven't read the article, but have a few comments to make:

• CNA is a private english school, as such they are not exactly cheap. So, save a really bad apple, nobody there should be in need of money. Provided this is discussed with the elderly, this shouldn't be an issue. Not a greater one than the elderly's grand children asking money to their grandparents behind their parents backs.
• It is stated that the conversations are recorded and evaluated by teachers. That would also work for avoiding most of the cases.

Since you quoted wikipedia, there it goes: ethanol fuel in Brazil. To get the info in a glimpse, check for the caption on the first image of the section (the FIAT 147 one), and read on for further info.

But I know where your misconception comes from: only recently pure ethanol has been used. It was used both as solute and as solvent to gasoline. As a solute, up to 25% volume, it was used to reduce gasoline dependency; and as a solvent to gasoline it was used to help deal with cold start problems of the ethanol prior to electronic injection, but cars were classified as ethanol fueled or gasoline fueled, nevertheless.

Since the 1970's, cars have been run on ethanol; but until recently (post 2000 or so), you had to choose either gasoline or ethanol and buy a car based on this choice. Nowaday most (if not all) new cars produced there are capable of using both in any proportion. And where would the biodiesel come from? Algae for fuel is something I hadn't heard before, I'll look into it. One promissing source of fuel is the digestion of celulose, this is what I'm hoping for.

Did you know that since the 1970's around half the cars in Brazil are fueled by ethanol produced from sugar cane? You would think that a demonstration this wide was convincing enough, but here we are still gargling oil.

Not a good consolation for those in the glitched car.