What was Biden actually doing (as opposed to just saying) regarding the West Bank which you liked better?

(My impression is that Biden’s sanctions on the settlers has no practical consequences, but I’m not 100% sure of that.)

I was a new grad student at a gathering organized to introduce us to the department, and I was drinking a hard lemonade. The department head walked up to me and said, with a strong German accent:

In Germany, zat would be illegal.

I thought she was just giving me a hard time about drinking the lemonade rather than a real beer, but then I looked it up and the lemonade would in fact have been illegal in Germany. (Or rather it would have been illegal when she was growing up there. It was legalized since then.)

8 was worse. At least Vista looked like Windows instead of being some weird phone OS hybrid where I couldn’t find anything until I installed a third-party start menu. A start menu!

I have a certificate of naturalization, so it’s probably easier for me to prove my citizenship than it is for someone born in the USA (to citizen parents).

Is it a sexy ghost or a scary ghost?

I don’t think this is the same thing unless Trump told Netanyahu to delay the ceasefire, and I haven’t heard anyone claim that he did.

Trump appears to have pushed Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire, which Biden failed to do. I wouldn’t be surprised if the delivery of these bombs was part of the backroom deal between Trump and Netanyahu which led to the ceasefire.

I don’t know what will happen after this ceasefire expires, but until then it’s a little early for those who criticized Biden’s policy on Israel to criticize Trump’s.

Wow, he’s still making that comic? I used to read it twenty years ago (in an edgier phase).

As opposed to all those other economic systems that have. I’m sure it’s a long list.

Just a bit? I think that the moment you put this shirt on, it becomes Thanksgiving and the universe generates a family that feels uncomfortable around you if you don’t already have one.

An interesting thing about atoms is that all atoms of the same isotope are fundamentally identical. In other words, they’re not just the same as far as we can tell. They are absolutely the same. This challenges human intuition about identity, because while an atom can be said to have a specific history, there is literally no trace of that history in the atom itself. If God swapped two atoms of the same sort, only he could ever know.

Consider software. You downloaded your copy of My Little Pony: The Movie from a particular source, but if that source turned out to be disgusting you wouldn’t have any urge to delete your copy and then download a new copy from someone else. Atoms ought to be considered like software in this way.

(This is relevant because “eating” involves breaking food down into individual molecules.)

One time when I was in college, I was in chemistry class. It was a class I had a lot of trouble with but this time I was actually able to follow along with the professor and take good notes. Then I woke up, I was in chemistry class, but I had slept through half the lecture.

That happened to me once in my life, but waking up from a dreamless sleep with a new idea is fairly normal for me (to the point where I consider sleeping a part of my problem-solving strategy).

When my subconscious is working on a problem, I have this pleasant lazy feeling similar to the feeling I get after finishing productive physical labor. It makes me want to relax and daydream. Do you get something like that?

This is August Landmesser. He had been engaged to a Jewish woman, Irma Eckler, but the Nazi Nuremberg Laws of 1935 prevented him from marrying her; nonetheless they went on to have two daughters. Tragically, Irma later died in the Ravensbrück concentration camp. Landmesser was also imprisoned, charged with ‘dishonouring the race’, sent to a concentration camp and, after his release and forced conscription, died on the Eastern Front.

Source.

Both A and C.

• Strong Claw of Death was critically wounded for 1101 points of life. When struck, he falls to the ground.

• Strong Claw of Death is killed.

In case anyone wanted the (mostly) literal translation.

Just keep in mind that that guy’s life did not go well.

For CQ aerial B.

The problem with violence is that the bad guys are usually better at violence.

That’s the neat part…