After 3 years of time-off, he should be back to police academy.
Is it right?
Thanks in advance.
Can policeman in Washington D.C. have 3 year time off?
I think alot of cops in DC don't work for 3 years.... depends if you want to make a career or have a cushy job.... Donuts and bagels! mmmmmmmm
Reply:YOUR BOYFRIEND IS A LIAR..............
Reply:There are variables there. First check your rules and regs, then your contract. It would really depend on why. If for example your unit was called up and deployed, no you get your job back when you return or the dept. is in violation of Federal law.
For anything else I think that 3yrs is a long time most medical leaves and such are 6 months tops. Unless you went out on a medical and then recovered. Then I believe it is 5 years.
Reply:He may be working under cover in another area of the country, like your previous chief of police is now working in honolulu!
Thursday, July 30, 2009
What time of the B.C. was the helicentric models was created?
the time when everone though that earth was in the center of the solar system but a person said that it was not true aand he proved that the sun was in the center of the solar system
What time of the B.C. was the helicentric models was created?
Aristarchus of Samos
Aristarchus (Greek: Ἀρίσταρχος; 310 BC - ca. 230 BC) was a Greek astronomer and mathematician, born on the island of Samos, in ancient Greece. He was the first person to present an explicit argument for a heliocentric model of the solar system, placing the Sun, not the Earth, at the center of the known universe (hence he is sometimes known as the "Greek Copernicus"). He was influenced by his teacher, the Pythagorean Philolaus of Kroton, but in contrast to Philolaus he had both identified the central fire with the Sun, as well as putting other planets in correct order from the Sun. His astronomical ideas were rejected in favor of the geocentric theories of Aristotle and Ptolemy until they were successfully revived and extensively developed by Copernicus nearly 2000 years later.
Reply:600 BC
Reply:190 bc?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heliocentri...
survey monkey
What time of the B.C. was the helicentric models was created?
Aristarchus of Samos
Aristarchus (Greek: Ἀρίσταρχος; 310 BC - ca. 230 BC) was a Greek astronomer and mathematician, born on the island of Samos, in ancient Greece. He was the first person to present an explicit argument for a heliocentric model of the solar system, placing the Sun, not the Earth, at the center of the known universe (hence he is sometimes known as the "Greek Copernicus"). He was influenced by his teacher, the Pythagorean Philolaus of Kroton, but in contrast to Philolaus he had both identified the central fire with the Sun, as well as putting other planets in correct order from the Sun. His astronomical ideas were rejected in favor of the geocentric theories of Aristotle and Ptolemy until they were successfully revived and extensively developed by Copernicus nearly 2000 years later.
Reply:600 BC
Reply:190 bc?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heliocentri...
survey monkey
Is it safe to take glutathione, grape seed oil extract and vitamin c at the same time?
hi, I m Jenna Mae Morales, 14 yrs old and I m 110 pounds and 5'6 tall: from the Philippines. i have some few questions in my mind that i want to clear. will you please help by replying this email.
Is it safe to take glutathione 500mg, rosehip100mg, Alpha Lipoic Acid 100mg, vitamin C 100mg twice a day plus grape seed oil extract 500mg a once day? Will the whitening process will decrease if i have does daily dosage? I really need this question to be answer because i really really need to have a light skin tone.
Is it safe to take glutathione, grape seed oil extract and vitamin c at the same time?
Every 14 y.o. thinks they need to look different then they do. Unless you are in a witness protection plan you are fine the way you are.
You would have to talk to a pharmacist to get an answer to your question.
Is it safe to take glutathione 500mg, rosehip100mg, Alpha Lipoic Acid 100mg, vitamin C 100mg twice a day plus grape seed oil extract 500mg a once day? Will the whitening process will decrease if i have does daily dosage? I really need this question to be answer because i really really need to have a light skin tone.
Is it safe to take glutathione, grape seed oil extract and vitamin c at the same time?
Every 14 y.o. thinks they need to look different then they do. Unless you are in a witness protection plan you are fine the way you are.
You would have to talk to a pharmacist to get an answer to your question.
How to convert gmt to local time in c/c++?
I have a string like this: Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:24:10 GMT
and I want to cinvert it to time_t and send it to localtime function
How can I do it?
How to convert gmt to local time in c/c++?
There are no date string parser functions in the C runtime, there's a fair number of functions that convert in the other direction, but not string to date. This ties to the reason that date inputs are typically so rigid: the number of widely recognized date formats is extreme! Trusting a user to hand-enter a free-form date is unlikely to be very workable.
For Microsoft platforms there is the COleDateTime class, which supports a ParseDateTime method, but I'm uncertain whether or not it supports that specific format -- I suspect not, because the VBScript coercion function CDate doesn't recognize it.
JavaScript/JScript/ECMA Script's Date object's constructor recognizes it, with or without Mon, and with or without the comma, but (unless this is just a homework assignment) you likely already know that.
In any case the unfortunate answer is, you have to do it the hard way, by breaking the string up into its constituents, to obtain numeric inputs to construct the equivalent date value. It's been done 100,000 times if it's been done once -- tell your prof to ease up on the busy work, and get to the good stuff! :-)
Good Luck!
and I want to cinvert it to time_t and send it to localtime function
How can I do it?
How to convert gmt to local time in c/c++?
There are no date string parser functions in the C runtime, there's a fair number of functions that convert in the other direction, but not string to date. This ties to the reason that date inputs are typically so rigid: the number of widely recognized date formats is extreme! Trusting a user to hand-enter a free-form date is unlikely to be very workable.
For Microsoft platforms there is the COleDateTime class, which supports a ParseDateTime method, but I'm uncertain whether or not it supports that specific format -- I suspect not, because the VBScript coercion function CDate doesn't recognize it.
JavaScript/JScript/ECMA Script's Date object's constructor recognizes it, with or without Mon, and with or without the comma, but (unless this is just a homework assignment) you likely already know that.
In any case the unfortunate answer is, you have to do it the hard way, by breaking the string up into its constituents, to obtain numeric inputs to construct the equivalent date value. It's been done 100,000 times if it's been done once -- tell your prof to ease up on the busy work, and get to the good stuff! :-)
Good Luck!
How much time commitment... C.S.I.?
How much time commitment will i need to be a Crime Scene Investigator?
i wanna be to Crime Scene Analyst.
How much time commitment... C.S.I.?
4 year degree, at least 5 years on a police department, then you can get that detail. Its not like tv.
Reply:it is a very time consuming job be prepared at times to work 27/7
i wanna be to Crime Scene Analyst.
How much time commitment... C.S.I.?
4 year degree, at least 5 years on a police department, then you can get that detail. Its not like tv.
Reply:it is a very time consuming job be prepared at times to work 27/7
Can you identify a c. 15 yrs old Australian time-travel 'cult' movie for me?
The details, as passed on: it's probably about fifteen years old, probably Australian; no big names in it, but has some 'cult' film status.
Plot, roughly: people from the 14th century time-travel to present-day Australia (I believe they think they're in Hell, though I don't think that's any comment on _Australia_...), trying to retrieve a cross.
Can you identify a c. 15 yrs old Australian time-travel 'cult' movie for me?
I think this is it
http://www.thedigitalbits.com/reviews2/n...
online survey
Plot, roughly: people from the 14th century time-travel to present-day Australia (I believe they think they're in Hell, though I don't think that's any comment on _Australia_...), trying to retrieve a cross.
Can you identify a c. 15 yrs old Australian time-travel 'cult' movie for me?
I think this is it
http://www.thedigitalbits.com/reviews2/n...
online survey
Is anyone going 2 c a footy match today? If I can get to the ground in time Crispy will come and support?
your team today.
Does your team have special offers for people on incapacity benefits? I will gladly pay 2 pounds to see the match, if you buy the half time pie.
Another thing, why do I have to put this question in the English football (soccer) section?
What is soccer exactly? Its football end of story. We invented the bloody game, we should know! How can that weird sport the yanks play be called football? they bloody use their hands!
I am bloody furious and its only 9.20am!
Is anyone going 2 c a footy match today? If I can get to the ground in time Crispy will come and support?
listen mate, if you make it to Easter Road today Hibs will give you a game in goal never mind just watching the game.
go to
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football...
and click on Hibs v. Aberdeen to see why.....
Also you're spot on about american football-we might as well call cricket football. American sports only exist to help retards get into college which prety much covers most yanks then.
Reply:No, he's Belgian/DRC and used to be on Chelsea's books-he even made the bench in last years Champions League as back -up to Hilario when the had Cech and Cudicini injured! If only he'd got on! Report It
Reply:Its freezing today so im just gonna watch it on tv. sorry to disagree but i find american football quite amusing. why they need all that padding is beyond me lol
Reply:My team does have special offers for disabled people with you being so hard up ,you do need help.Oh if only id been on here sooner your offer of a pie sure is tempting it would almost have been a picnic,especially with the sunshine we've had today
Reply:I just worry about you getting stuck in the turnstile...
Hear hear on the football/soccer thing.
Reply:preferred your previous avatar crispy!
...and don't get me started on the whole football/soccer business - it drives me MAD!
Edit: much better!
Reply:Dear friend the answer to your second question is quite simple, you must put this question in the English "soccer" section for the simple fact that Yahoo was established and resides in California, USA. As we all very well know Americans refer to football as soccer. So i do ask you refrain from asking question where the answers are simply in front of your eye's. When you find peace within yourself, you become the kind of person who can live at peace with others
Does your team have special offers for people on incapacity benefits? I will gladly pay 2 pounds to see the match, if you buy the half time pie.
Another thing, why do I have to put this question in the English football (soccer) section?
What is soccer exactly? Its football end of story. We invented the bloody game, we should know! How can that weird sport the yanks play be called football? they bloody use their hands!
I am bloody furious and its only 9.20am!
Is anyone going 2 c a footy match today? If I can get to the ground in time Crispy will come and support?
listen mate, if you make it to Easter Road today Hibs will give you a game in goal never mind just watching the game.
go to
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football...
and click on Hibs v. Aberdeen to see why.....
Also you're spot on about american football-we might as well call cricket football. American sports only exist to help retards get into college which prety much covers most yanks then.
Reply:No, he's Belgian/DRC and used to be on Chelsea's books-he even made the bench in last years Champions League as back -up to Hilario when the had Cech and Cudicini injured! If only he'd got on! Report It
Reply:Its freezing today so im just gonna watch it on tv. sorry to disagree but i find american football quite amusing. why they need all that padding is beyond me lol
Reply:My team does have special offers for disabled people with you being so hard up ,you do need help.Oh if only id been on here sooner your offer of a pie sure is tempting it would almost have been a picnic,especially with the sunshine we've had today
Reply:I just worry about you getting stuck in the turnstile...
Hear hear on the football/soccer thing.
Reply:preferred your previous avatar crispy!
...and don't get me started on the whole football/soccer business - it drives me MAD!
Edit: much better!
Reply:Dear friend the answer to your second question is quite simple, you must put this question in the English "soccer" section for the simple fact that Yahoo was established and resides in California, USA. As we all very well know Americans refer to football as soccer. So i do ask you refrain from asking question where the answers are simply in front of your eye's. When you find peace within yourself, you become the kind of person who can live at peace with others
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