Pepperoni

So this sweet old lady was possibly indirectly responsible for cancer way back when?

In Venice also take a look at Hotel Bucintoro. Away from the crowds in Castillo, quiet, amazing breakfasts. Get a room on the lagoon side. Beautiful views.

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Using your logic, why wouldn’t any of the heinous crimes committed by men (who commit the overwhelming majority of all violent and sexual crimes globally across world history) prohibit them from holding positions of power?

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You are correct. We need to run a robot.







Oh, wait…

Someone had the same problem on this Apple discussion thread take a look:

LINK https://discussions.apple.com/thread/

Pro tip:

LINK don’t get too close to MRI scanner ( Tigerdroppings)

LemmyLives posted earlier with some good tips.
Common sense goes a long way—stay aware, look confident, and don’t appear lost. Avoid getting caught in big crowds when possible. Ditto on carrying some cash, especially small bills, and make sure the debit and credit card companies know he’ll be traveling.
Warm clothes and good shoes are a must for London in winter. The weather can get cold, wet, and messy.

Two weeks sounds like a long time, but unless he wants to do the “if it’s Tuesday, this must be Belgium” route, I’d suggest picking a few major cities and getting a real feel for them rather than trying to see everything.

Thank you, Barack.

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Tandy Radio Shack Model II + 32K upgrade: $3,899 total ? ~$17,300 today

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Plus
Disk size: 8 inches * Single-sided *
Formatted capacity: about 486–509 KB per disk

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"The study found that having a disruptive classmate can have long-term effects. In a class of 25, having one additional disruptive student can lower test scores and reduce future earnings by about 3%. Even one year of exposure can have a lasting impact. The researchers estimate that this effect is similar to having a teacher whose quality is significantly lower, and that one year of exposure could reduce classmates’ future earnings by about $80,000."

It is an interesting study.

Done using Alachua County Florida school data

Elementary school student records: Students in Alachua County, Florida, mainly from 3rd–5th grades, used to identify students and their classmates.

Domestic violence court records: Public records of domestic violence cases in Alachua County from 1993–2003, including names, addresses, and filing dates, used to identify students connected to domestic violence.

Florida Department of Education test scores: Standardized math and reading test scores from grades 6–10, used to measure students’ later academic performance.

College enrollment and degree data:
Information through 2012 on college attendance, courses, and degrees from the Florida Department of Education and the National Student Clearinghouse.

Earnings data: Quarterly earnings from 2000–2013 for students working in Florida, adjusted to 2013 dollars, with a focus on earnings between ages 24–28.