How Do I Text/introduce Myself to a Girl I Mutually Connected With?

Be very, very polite. A little extra formality is a good idea. Identify yourself, remind her of how she knows you, and tell her the name of the friend who gave you her number. This is important. If she authorized it, then its good to remind her. If she didnt, she deserves to know who is giving out her number. Then say something encouraging and gracious, and hope for the best.This could look like, Hello, Im (your full name). I was at (name of the bar) on Tuesday (or whenever it was) and I was sorry not to have a chance to talk to you. (Friends name) gave me your number and said it would be all right to contact you. I hope we can meet again sometime soon.

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they are actually ok with black people and they as well as Asians are currently standing in support of black people. 'Not just a black and white issue:' Montana tribal members react to death of George Floydalso native americans did marry descendants of slaves and black freedmen and women. and native americans fought beside African americans to protect florida in the Gullah wars. yale.

edu/sites/default/files/files/Black%20Seminoles%20.pdfso while some native americans sent back escaped slaves to white owners others actually fought with them. the black Seminoles and gullah/geechee nation are living proof of that.

the fact is that the native americans were never racist and never had that intent. they only fought ignorance and hatred from whites. they never had anything against black people and the only reason they ever had black slaves was because the person was born a slave. they never held innocent children as slaves and thought that a tribe member who married a slave had to bear the burden of slavery with them so often these tribe members who married slaves were looked down on but it also set the slave free. they treated slaves like family, servants or prisoners of war, similar to how Africans treated their slaves. at some point, some slaves were given freedom and allowed to be a honorary part of the tribe as well.

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How can someone walk back in time, even hypothetically?

You can literally go back in time, psychologically. The technique is really simple.You know when you hear a song, or smell a certain scent, and it takes you way back? That, my friend, that right there is walking back in time.Play that song you haven't listened to for several years, and feel how you suddenly become the person you were back then, just for the moment. You will remember a lot of things. The friends you had back then, the club you were at when you were dancing to it's tune, the boy/girl that kissed you when the song was playing.Buy that perfume your past friend used before she moved away, and suddenly countless poignant memories will flood your mind. Make that dish your mother used to make when you were younger. Buy your then favourite hair product you used when you were in high school I had recently bought hair oil I used about six years ago, and the memories hit me hard. Buy that body cream you used back in the 90's. Let the scent do it's job.This, my fellow Quorans, is walking back in time.

Trust me, it works. Be warned, you will experience extreme nostalgia. Try this at your own risk

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Is it possible to believe in God without affirming his existence?

It depends on what you mean by 'believe'.You can believe in Santa, never tell anyone, but always just believe that he's real in some sort of magical way- there are millions of adults who feel this way about Santa and totally feel his presence during the Christmas season but very few of them would 'affirm' this belief with others- assuming they wouldn't understand.That is one way to 'believe'- and if you believe in God like that- as this force you know you can feel and recognize as real- then yes, you can believe in God without the affirmation.But often when talking about God, people use the word 'believe' in a much different way. 'Beleive' starts to take on the meanings of trust, obey, and worship- and to do some of that, you would need to affirm that belief.To trust means that you would need to at least affirm your beliefs to yourself to recognize what your trusting in.To obey means that you would definitely have to affirm your beliefs to yourself and probably to others when they want you to make a different decision.

And to worship by nature is an affirmation. Maybe you can do it completely privately, but worship in itself is an affirmation.So in conclusion , it all depends on what you mean by 'believe'.

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Both Java and Python are interpreted languages. Do they have the same performance?

Java *IS NOT* interpreted in the strict sense; it is compiled into a virtual machine language that is then executed on the JVM. Since this machine language is finite in size, unlike traditional interpreters, it is much faster than any purely interpreted language (including Python).There is a small cost here; it takes some time for the JVM to "boot.

" So, if you are running one-shot programs, you have to pay this startup cost each time you run the program. If the program is long-lived - like a web server and the web apps that run on it - you just pay this cost once, typically at time of the host system's booting.The clear winner is Java!In measurements that I've made for apps, I ended up in using Java, because Python runs at one fourth the speed of Java (or less). When you add in the better error handling and the prevention of a compiled language, plus static typing and other software engineering features, Python is a very very distant second to Java for serious apps.The difference is so large that if I ever considered Python for life-critical apps, I should be fired for professional incompetence at best or, at worse, brought up on criminal charges for manslaughter when the bodies started piling up.Both Java and Python are interrupted? Do they have the same performance?.

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Why should I learn Esperanto?

The truth is that the patriotic Anglo-Saxons will see Esperanto as a potential threat to the dominance of English. Of course, they will state that it is not much of a threat and will laugh at the possibility.The truth is that they know that English has a spelling system that is a mess and that causes all kinds of issues. Many studies and research point out that 40% of their Commonwealth citizens are illiterate and 40% of students are reading disabled or dyslexic. In one research, 60% of kids could not read correctly a list of words that students from other languages (in their own language) could read. Most students from these countries could read those words. So, it is not the teaching and not the kids who are dumb. So, what is it? Thats right! The English spelling system IZ!Esperanto Iz NOT!Given that the proud Anglo-Saxons do not want to fix their glorious creation, they will of course scoff at the idea of using another lingua franca, world language.If Esperanto was introduced as a second language around the word, English would vanish as a lingua franca.

The Brits have had 250 years to fix their language. What have been doing? Drinking beer and watching football? Maybe they cant, as in they are not smart enough to do it. They sure messed it up the first time

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How is the output of the program (2, 2) tried on GeekSide int main() int i 97, *p &i; foo(&p); printf("%d ", *p); return 0; void foo(int **p) int j 2; *p &j; printf("%d ", **p); ?

Consider Following code that you have asked. I have Modified Some Code to get the flow of the program.#includevoid foo(int **p);int main() int i 97,*p &i; foo(&p);

printf("%d ", *p); return 0; void foo(int **p)

//printf("%d",**p); int j 2; *p &j; printf("%d ", **p); First we will understand the Pointer Concept.

In the main function we have assigned *p&i.If we print value of p, it will print the address of variable i.And if we print value of *p, it will print value at that address.

In foo(&p) we are passing address of the variable i, and we are printing value at that address at Line 11 which is 97.Again we are assigning the address of variable j to pointer p, which will replace the address of variable i to address of variable j.At Line 14, it will print the value of variable j, i.

e, 2coming to the main function after execution of foo function, now the pointer variable holds the address of variable j, and we are printing the value at that address i.e, 2Hence, the output is 2 2If we remove the comment at line 11, the output would be 97 2 2Hope this would help you.Thank You :)

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Why are people using Hello Kitty and saying they like it when they know nothing about it?

I'm not sure that I understand the question. There really isn't much to know about Hello Kitty to like it. Hello Kitty started out as a marketing mascot for a coin purse in Japan in the early 1970s. She has evolved from a single item to an empire: Sanrio has countless items for sale, there are video games, manga and anime, and it's rather challenging to navigate the fandom without having some awareness about her, her sister, and the other characters. I mean, how many people know that Gudetama and Aggretsuko are also Sanrio characters? Probably more than don't. Besides, if what they like is that it's cute stuff, what's the harm? I know a lot about the characters because I grew up with Hello Kitty in the 1980s in the U.

S. and our exposure to her was a few toys; there have also been books about Hello Kitty that I used to read at the library, and I learned even more by reading about them online as I got older. Others may not get that invested in order to like it, and I'm not sure that they need to know more. I'm also not sure that it's a lie to like it when they know nothing about it. What is the lie? That they like the character? That they don't know anything beyond that? And why do they need to? I'm not sure it's all that important that people know more than just the cursory to enjoy it"