I did not expect to see the music teacher dressed as the devil running around with other students also dressed as devils.
This would’ve been just extremely weird if not for their liberal use of blackface -_-. Of course, there are literally zero black students or staff members in the school (and practically none in the entire country). So, no one thought anything of it apparently.
Ah. Ok, I see. I labeled the pics A-E for reference. For moderate flow, I don’t think we get the unstable condition, D. For large flow, some fluid goes over the concave down portion of the spout, so if you looked at a vertical cross-section as indicated by the red line in E, then you’d see something like D. But I don’t usually pour my coffee that way.
For low flow, I think we at least approach D. That would be when we are initiating the flow by just starting to pour or stopping the flow when we’re done pouring. And those do seem to be the critical moments when a drip or spill happens. So it seems like we’re back to more or less the initial question: is it better to pour quickly at first or slowly? And to stop abruptly, or gradually?
I’m still not sure. Surface tension and material properties may be important.
i woulnd’t discount putin and his military chiefs sitting around naked in a sauna eastern-promises style, with vodka flowing, laughing at freshmen and freshwomen in ivy league fingering each other in the butts.
then one general says, “wait a minute… my daughter is at princeton.” a moment of silence, until putin throws a finger cot at him, and the rest burst out in another round of laughter.
I mean, we should know by now that conservatives redefine terms at will. “Tyranny” has nothing to do with autocracy or what we consider tyranny. It just means government actions conservatives don’t like… And Australia does a lot of government that conservatives do not like.