However, while the mid-level players (think senators, CEOs, and prime ministers) are all fleeing to bunkers right now, I'd like to stop and remind all of you of something important:
"When African Americans took an IQ test, they may have experienced anxiety about confirming the stereotype that blacks are intellectually inferior. Researchers have confirmed this stereotype threat. Researchers also found that black students do poorly on standardized tests if they perceive that they are being evaluated."
I'm seriously looking to change professions because I'm in a dead-end job with little room to advance & almost zero job security. I've been watching seafaring videos on YouTube & the profession seems extremely enticing - From what I've been watching, there are tons of jobs available that pay you to travel the world and most folks only work about 6-8 months and make a year's salary upwards of 6 figures. Is it seriously true?
I want to know the requirements needed & how much it costs. I'm very serious about it and willing to move out of state if necessary.
This is how you represent numbers as a series of light switches. The number of "bits" is how many digits you see on the counter. For example, old keyboards used to have a ribbon with 8 wires representing an 8-bit number, or (alternatively) a specific combination of the 8 different "switches", can actually represent one of 256 different and unique "keys" pressed on the keyboard. These unique "keys" would represent 0, 1, ... !, @, #, ... a, b, c ... A, B, C ... INS, RETURN, ... etc.
That's a machinegunner right there. Ol' boy was locked in. Never even blinked when firing, but there was a moment when the belt ran out, for just a second you could see the "Fuck! Reloading!" impulse.
And when he said, "I'm home", because he just came back from wherever he'd been.
