Yes, it was very badly constructed. I had to read it a couple of times to decode it, and I have the advantage of having graded essays :)
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Parking garages would be perfect!
As much as I love golf, I agree about the courses. I now play only on "pasture courses". Basically a chunk of unirrigated land with 9 flags surrounded by sand for a "green". $5/round, $50/season. They may be just a Saskatchewan thing, but I love them.
That would have been awesome, but I suspect that it was just the arms and that it was powered in some way, hence "pendulum-like".
I'm very impressed by the compassion of your response. It would have been so much easier to downvotes and move on, my first instinct.
That makes me think that there need to be dedicated locations, perhaps with a few critical utilities already in place. The numbers of people living there and their reasons for living there would be a useful measure of how well we're doing in providing proper shelter.
Those locations need to have ready access to various services, not parked on the outskirts. Maybe it's worth giving up a park or two. Keeping them central and visible would be an important part of getting communities on board with proper social housing programs.
I have no doubt that, in certain climates or certain times of year, some people would deliberately choose to live there for adventure or lifestyle reasons, but I don't see anything wrong with that.
Gauges measured stress on the metacarpals during punches and slaps on padded-dumbbell targets created with a pendulum-like device.
I take "a pendulum-like device" to mean they suspended either the arms or the targets and swung them to a collision.
Gauges measured stress on the metacarpals during punches and slaps on padded-dumbbell targets created with a pendulum-like device.
I take "a pendulum-like device" to mean they suspended either the arms or the targets and swung them to a collision.
Oh that's not good. Obviously, I've chosen to allow js, but basic stuff should work without it.
Heh. I gave up trying to figure out voting a long time ago. I find it both fascinating and disturbing that there are people out there who see anything I write as worthy of a dowvote. :)
Which is disgusting! Their job is supposed to be about doing what is best for the people who live here, not whatever best serves the interests of their party. If there were a system that was good for the people while eliminating the concept of parties, every party should be glad to do the work of implementing it.
Where I live in Southern Saskatchewan, farmers are digging out shelter belts very rapidly. I would imagine that their low till, zero till, and high-cut headers (leaves taller stubble) are even better at keeping the soil and capturing snow over winter than a row of trees every few hundred metres.
Like this?. We just need more people and governments on board.