Song that are similar to this Anyone know songs that are similar to this [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WwxSnRgE7w]Oh Land - Audition Day[/url] I'm looking for songs with clean bass lines/ techno sounds
Guy goes to jail for making a sarcastic joke on Facebook I'm too lazy to post about what happened, you can google it if you want 'Justin Carter'. Here is the online petition, ignore this if you don't agree with it.
Can computer be used as an adjective We were having this discussion in class....well more like my whole class trying to deny my logic but anyhow. Can it be used as an adjective? My case: A computer desk costs $500. In this scenario we have a word describing a noun, what type of desk is it, it's a computer desk. Some argued that it was a compound noun, sure 'computer desk' as a WHOLE is a compound noun, but if we look at the components that make it, it is unarguably an adjective + a noun which forms the compound noun. Others even tried to argue with me that you can't say computer window so it's wrong, right, like you can say adverbial window as well. Your thoughts?
When do you round up/down in maths? Let me give you an example. Just say, Where is the graph below y = 30? And you get 1.3 < x < 3.6 (imagine parabola) and it says to the nearest integer. If you round normally and do 1 < x < 4, it's not entirely correct to say this is where the graph is below y = 30, because portions of it isn't. So would you round to 2 < x < 3 to satisfy the condition or not? I'm super confused because in one maths test you did have to round to satisfy, and another you didn't ... Or perhaps it makes a difference in saying 'to the nearest integer' and 'where x is an element of the integer set'?
Maths help Because I know there's so many smart Basilers out there, I have a question for you >.> x^3 + 5x^2 + 2x + 4 = x^3 + bx^2 + cx + d What are b, c and d equal to? I'm assuming 5, 2 and 4, but my main issue is why? Why can we just let the coefficients of the left side equal to the right side? Or can we not do that?