They stole this idea from http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pennyarcade/penny-arcade-sells-out . Jerks.

The red is all that is left of the pigment as the soul leaves, it's science.

That's what happens when you are without a soul.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22184921/ns/nightly_news/t/blatant-medicare-fraud-costs-taxpayers-billions/#.TpXbYd6In3o

The article says 60 billion USD. The google search said 100 billion USD. The article is also from 2010, so the estimate more than likely would only be higher.

Happy day, eh?

All we know...he's called the Stig!

so, not the most interesting gamer, just some desperate driving instructor?

It seems these companies, J.C.Penney, BMW, on and on, are as interested in keeping up with Google's "Laws", how to adhere to them, how to avoid them, how to get around them, than they are with actual civil laws of employee treatment, customer safety, and societal taxes.

Pandora has seemed to grow ever worse at delivering the music i enjoy on a regular basis, so for when I'm not in a particularly discovery-type mood I've already moved on to Grooveshark. Wish Pandora had their features too, maybe the IPO capital will allow them to absorb grooveshark? hmm...

I have always had the idea of an uber-cyber world where something like Second-Life is where you go to access all your games and applications. This way you have a single avatar whose reputation carries from one game to the next. It seems like this idea I had from at least the mid-90's is starting to get all the pieces needed to actually work: cloud-based games and apps, Second-Life itself (though I'd hope something fresh and better would be created at some point), and the demand for such an experience. And since the online authentication seems to be a pretty good way to combat piracy, this system would work for the developers. The idea expands farther than this simple skeleton, certainly, but I'm surprised it hasn't happened quite yet. EA seems like they are trying parts of the idea, I'm sure there are other companies with similar approaches, but none so far have hit every point and made it seamless and reliable. Still waiting...

It is not the dead that are being insulted, it is the manner in which they decided to become so.

Is anyone other than The effing Sun reporting this?

Or, just go with what you want, you have a choice: fast, good, cheap. Pick two.

Or, San effing Diego! I'd be a penguin in captivity any day.

Burned. Bummer.

I think many people miss the point of the OP. This teacher wishes to give his/her students the maximum amount of exposure to the material. Verbally with lecture, visually with preprinted notes, and tactically with the, hopefully recommended, practice practice practice of the material. OP might have neglected to say this in the post, but that's the accepted practice of teaching these days. And if OP is not doing this, then OP should start immediately before I start having the same complaints.