Of course Trump wants to gut this agency. One size never fits all. Standardized teaching can not teach all, or even a majority of minds.

2. Different treatment or discrimination based on a difference of sex or gender.

Except the author did.

We chose not to elect a woman. We lost.

So, Splatoon?

Wow. Who would have thought that ONE person can’t do it. I mean, Presidents don’t need advisers right? Clinton was going to be a one person show, correct?

> How could this have happened?

No, it’s pronounced nuh-clear.

To all those who questioned my questioning in one of Maddie’s previous posts about wind farms (https://gizmodo.com/1788488747), THIS is the exact reason I ASK QUESTIONS.

The worst part about cleaning as you go? Waiting for pots and pans to cool enough to avoid temperature shock warping. This is why its beneficial to own multiples of the same size pots/pans.

What was the music used?

Does it have two brains? Or is it an extremely rare case of doubled features?

Not using obscene language IS the mature thing to do. Too many adults think mature means “free license to do whatever you want.”

Pipe was a convient example to use. In a pipe or open fluid, the Reynolds number is a controlling parameter, and changing it on a local scale can change a flow pattern (note I did not say stop; I dont know where you got stopping the wind from).

I dont understan how your second paragraph supports your first, nor how your comment is tied to mine.

Fluid dynamics are highly non linear. The Darsy Friction Factor has itself as a variable (!). If you create a large node of reduced speed in the boundary layer, the layer above that is going to be affected.

Water has more inertia than air. Not a fluid dynamically valid comparison.

Stop asking questions? Is that not what science is about? Is that not how new information is aquired? Is that not how perspective changes? No, just because you dont like the questions I am asking does not mean I will stop.

Blocked wind is redirected. Wind turbines suck energy out of the winds.

It is empirical observation. Working at a hospital, I interact with several hundred different (changingly so) people a week. A patient/visitor/staff member will ocassionaly say/do something which might seem a personal attack, and then be back to a normal slightly apathetic state the next day (or even hour). That is…