I'm stuck on this problem a friend shared with me recently, with barely any pieces left and apparently white is able to force a win but I've been hitting a wall with everything I've tried so far, as everything seems to immediately lead to stalemate...! Here's the diagram of the problem, with whit...
Oh hey, those were the times when I was young and naïve and took the time to read and think about your "closing/reopening debates" on Meta without knowing the brain knots it'd bring :D
We know (from the accidents that happened between 1999-2005) that
The Sith rely on their passion for their strength. They think inward, only about themselves.
and we also know that
Always two there are, no more, no less. A master and an apprentice.
And from the EU, we know that each ...
If we all voted based on whether the author's minute biases (displayed within the question text) happened to fit in with our own, this Stack would be a lot less friendly and useful. Instead, we should vote because a question is well-researched and/or intriguing. When good research happens and the question's interesting, and there is a side remark which I happen to completely agree with, well, expect a "+1 for X" from me, even though the real reason is a good question. — Peter CassettaFeb 16 '12 at 21:55
I read this book and another by the same author about a teenager with telekinesis and they were amazing. I'd like to find them so I can share with my kids.
I thought the author was named Dale, but was a female. Last name could have been Anderson?
I also thought the name of the book was The Hum...
written by one of the four (or five) "Lions" of post-war Dutch Literature. The story concerns an old retired actor who lives alone. He has had some mysterious dealings with his older (or younger) family members. One day he receives an anonymous letter in the post offering him one last role in a S...
> In 1949 Monsieau Clement, an assistant teacher, comes to a school for "difficult" boys. The School is run by a hard minded principal. The motto of the school being "Action - ReAction". This method obviously isn't working, as there are a lot of problems and problem children. Monsieau Clement tries to reach his boys and build trust and true order through music.
When Sasha had her heart attack
was there to give her CPR. Given this, it seems likely that the Annex was involved somehow, maybe that they even caused her heart attack. However, how and why?
Did they cause her to have a heart attack and how? Given that their first choice was the daughter of...
In Star Trek “The Next Generation”, why did the federation sanction the Darwin Genetic Research Station to perform genetic testing to enhance children by genetic engineering? Why was this any different then the Augment crisis in the 20th century?
At the end of season 8 episode 3, The long night,
Just before that, the dagger falls in the air, in slow motion, and a metallic sound is heard.
I'm pretty sure I've heard that sound (or a very similar one) earlier in the series, but I don't remember when. Any idea?
A new drug allows women to achieve orgasm AND bear children parthenogenetically without men. It's not long before men start to disappear altogether in mysterious circumstances, e.g., men who visit houses of prostitution do not survive the experience. Who needs them anyway? The last man, lured fro...
Is it Capitalist?
Is it Democratic?
Is it a Stratocracy?
What kind of Society is Gallifrey?
We know (from the accidents that happened between 1999-2005) that
The Sith rely on their passion for their strength. They think inward, only about themselves.
and we also know that
Always two there are, no more, no less. A master and an apprentice.
And from the EU, we know that each ...
I read this book and another by the same author about a teenager with telekinesis and they were amazing. I'd like to find them so I can share with my kids.
I thought the author was named Dale, but was a female. Last name could have been Anderson?
I also thought the name of the book was The Hum...
When Sasha had her heart attack
was there to give her CPR. Given this, it seems likely that the Annex was involved somehow, maybe that they even caused her heart attack. However, how and why?
Did they cause her to have a heart attack and how? Given that their first choice was the daughter of...
In Star Trek “The Next Generation”, why did the federation sanction the Darwin Genetic Research Station to perform genetic testing to enhance children by genetic engineering? Why was this any different then the Augment crisis in the 20th century?
At the end of season 8 episode 3, The long night,
Just before that, the dagger falls in the air, in slow motion, and a metallic sound is heard.
I'm pretty sure I've heard that sound (or a very similar one) earlier in the series, but I don't remember when. Any idea?
