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I'm going through Rosetta Stone Latin American Spanish level 3, and I've seen this panel a couple of times:

http://i.stack.imgur.com/L3Bo0.jpg

That caption is not right is it? It's not the man in the picture talking, otherwise, there would be a little pointy white thing coming out of the text box to indicate that he's saying it. So it's third person. It should be "Sacò la basura." right?

Everybody is whining about the new youtube layout, and I honestly have no idea why.

Before, I could only see 12 of my subscription videos at a time. I had no control over which ones showed up, and I would have to X out every one until I found one I was interested in.

Now, they are separated by channel, and I can see all of the videos uploaded to a channel at once. It's not perfect but it's certainly better(IMHO).

So I cannot for the life of me figure out what everyone is complaining about. Someone enlighten me please.

I'm writing a program that takes some basic physics formulas and is able to figure out every possible relationship between the quantities, for example, given the following:

energy = distance * force

energy = momentum * speed

speed = distance / time

It should be able to derive:

force = momentum / time

Anyway, when programming, I like to have my class names be as accurate and descriptive as possible, that way my code can be understood clearly, which leads to my question:

What I want to know is, are there terms to distinguish general formulas and expressions like those above, from unit specific ones, such as those below?:

The formula

newtons = kilograms * meters per second per second

and the expression

kilograms * meters per second per second

In other words, if this is called an expression:

mass * acceleration

then what's this called?

kilograms * meters per second per second

If they are both called expressions, is there another word that distinguishes them from each other? Same thing for formulas.

I think watching tv would be a great way to learn another language, but all I can find are telanovelas. I think I'll learn better if the material is entertaining.

Kinds of shows/movies/games I like:

Star Wars

Heroes

The Office

Final Fantasy

If you know how to get a hold of it too, that'd be great, but I'm generally capable of finding stuff I'm looking for online if it exists.

i just asked a question about tom or jerry nd now i keep seeing old cartoons and shows characters bein compared?? does this ever happen 2 u

Is it cells of one type dying, and then being replaced by cells of a different type? Or is it living cells changing their types? Or something else?

I used to want to go to school and become a doctor. I got into other things. But now I just got into watching old episodes of Scrubs again, now I want to go back to school and become a doctor. Is this show awesome or what?

Something unoffensive I would call a female friend. Preferably a chicano or mexican term. A female equivalent of vato or ese.

What jobs are there in the Air Force that do not fall into one of these categories? I'm just curious.

Command

Aircraft operation

Aircraft maintenance

Administration

And what can an enlisted person expect to do with most of his time, assuming the aircraft are in good working order?

Let's say the function prototype was like this:

int func(int);

To create a function pointer to that, I would do this,

int (*pFunc) (int) = &func;

But can I create a typedef of a function pointer type? Let's say I called it "unary_func", then I would declare pFunc like this:

unary_func pFunc = &func;

Is that possible?