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 Discussion on answer by Dan Anderson:…

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Layna
Mar 29, 2018 15:43
This does not read like a full answer, but it DOES deserve a +1 for that very simple truth. Keeping this in mind, it will also be easier to fully evaluate her verbal responses: if she is not willing to talk about it, there is a signal she doesn't want to do it!
 

 Discussion on question by Knossos: Ru…

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Layna
Mar 18, 2018 22:25
Thanks for the fotos! I was staring at this since yesterday and wondering what madman even built is like this, but now that I see it's a Verkehrsberuhigte Zone it makes a lot more sense!
 

 Discussion on question by Jarred Alle…

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Layna
Feb 16, 2018 15:04
@MartinBonner Ok, I had not taken that into account, but that makes sense, yes! Orbital mechanics are just so counter-intuitive... G Thanks!
Layna
Feb 16, 2018 15:04
I am no good at physics, but perhaps someone who is may pick up on this comment: A planet that size would hint at a really dense atmosphere, right? Wouldn't that mean you can use a balloon or Zeppelin like construct to get your rocket into higher level and launch it from there?
 

 Discussion on answer by SomeShinyObje…

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Layna
Jan 24, 2018 00:37
+1, especially as in grade 7, too little sleep will be clearly felt by her, but not yet risk anything more than a few lessons at school. School-grades are important, but any life-lessons learned from doing bad on a test or even falling asleep at school will be worth much more!
 

 Discussion on question by Slarty: How…

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Layna
Nov 30, 2017 19:44
If you guys manage to keep the silting up form happening, please contact all authorities dealign with the Mississippi, the Nile, the Elbe and any other commercially used river really, you will be RICH! ^^
 

 Discussion on question by I Like to C…

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Layna
Nov 27, 2017 18:27
As someone whose handwriting is both quiet large AND a mess: please please please don't force me to work at least an additional day, in the middle of exam-times, just to get those letters onto a piece of paper BY HAND. (I have recently been told that my handwriting comes with "encryption included"...)
 

 Discussion on question by RodrikTheRe…

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Layna
Jul 29, 2017 11:54
As a (medium-level?) introvert who hates conflict of any kind, I can just repeat that "hi" "bye", a short wave, and a smile are very possible to manage and don't cost you much energy, and can mean SO much to the people you work with. "He's silent, but smart, nice and pleasant" should be something you can manage. Also, if you have to (or even want to!) approach the more outgoing people for some reason, go with a very soft voice. A lot of people pick up on that, will follow suit, and if they do, it may be SO much easier for you, too. Introverts often thrive on the slow, soft and gentle!
 

 Discussion on answer by rodrigo: Does…

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Layna
Jul 14, 2017 19:32
Thank you for the clear explanation! Comment-sections of reports about the iceberg breaking free have been flooded with people saying only ice resting on land makes a difference.. now I know where they are wrong :).
 

 Discussion on question by Mary84: Dau…

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Layna
Jun 12, 2017 13:08
As someone who always hated PE: PE can be hell if you are just bad at it! In almost every other subject, you can just be silent and hide away. in PE, people will SEE that you are always last, never hit the ball and just cannot make that jump... not very helpful, but this may easily be the reason your daughter just doesn't want to do it.
 

 Discussion on question by JonathanRee…

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Layna
Feb 2, 2017 19:00
Just another note to consider: foreign students are not necessarily native speakers of English. They are already dealing with one non-native language; adding English at lecture-level would quiet possibly add more problems for them. Also, as many noted: Yes, I, too, had Germany lectures, and some English text-materials. It works, I speak both quiet happily now.
 

 Discussion on answer by Separatrix: T…

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Layna
Nov 10, 2016 15:35
technologyreview.com/s/518066/… Apparently, there is a vast difference between commercial fast-chargers, and overnight home-charging.
 

 Discussion on question by FunnyGreenA…

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Layna
Nov 10, 2016 15:34
Another note about the 2 year deadline: where will the cars come from? Producing electric cars for a whole population, plus commercial vehicles... that sounds like a LOT of cars!
 

 Discussion on question by Louisa: How…

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Layna
Sep 27, 2016 08:26
Just as a side-note: consider not going fully car-free, but add some car-sharing, possibly on electric cars! For some transports, people will need a car (furniture, washing machines etc come to mind). Even buying drinks for a family of 4 without a car is a serious problem. If they can easily borrow a car for these, people will be more inclined to go without their own!
 

 Discussion on question by Edison: How…

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Layna
May 11, 2016 12:57
At least on German ATM's, you can often "trick" them: you can either press a button for a preset amount, OR enter the amount manually. If you enter manually, it will often give you a choice on what bills you want.
 

 Discussion on question by Amit Jain: …

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Layna
Dec 24, 2015 19:48
Another note about multi-tabbers like me: Anything that is not the active tab and plays unrequested sounds at me is plain confusing! Imagine clicking through website 1, and roughly every 5 to 8 clicks, something goes "ding" in your headset because website 2 has some automatic sound...
 

 Discussion on question by what: Shoul…

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Layna
Mar 7, 2015 00:07
This is not really a full answer, but perhaps it can help you relax a bit: I visited a Christian Kindergarten, I loved Star Wars and so on as well, and I was exposed to biblical stories and songs in school as well during all my childhood... and grew up to be an agnostic as well :).