| Poster | : xand | | Posts | : 1 | | Country | : Norway | | City | : Oslo |
| | | | Posted by xand on 17/07/2007 at 23:31:40
| | Hi...
I was wondering how i coulde continue using the raw images? am just rly stupid who cant figure it out :P
Thank you for anyhelp...
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| Poster | : guille4ty | | Posts | : 5 | | Country | : USA | | City | : Houston |
| | | | Posted by guille4ty on 18/07/2007 at 16:35:53
| | | in the Series 1: Terrain from file it shows you how to load .raw formats, Good luck! | |
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| Poster | : Anonymous | | Posts | : | | Country | : | | City | : |
| | | | Posted by Anonymous on 05/10/2012 at 09:37:56
| | | What proportion of Canadian solhcos:a)provide free lunches or other mealsb)have cafeterias that sell meals to studentsc)provide space for kids who bring food from home to schoold)don't have enough space for all the kids to eat lunch in the school at lunchtime(my kids' high school - not allowed to eat in classrooms, all students are scheduled for lunch at the same time but the lunchroom isn't big enough for everybody at once - this school was built 2 years ago!! - kids go to fast food places nearby)e)are in small enough neighborhoods to allow kids to walk home for lunchCanadian solhcos differ from each other, much less from American solhcos. A program for a school that has a cafeteria that serves meals to students may not be the reality for most Canadian solhcos, and perhaps it shouldn't be. Government programs and education systems are very different in US and Canada.Any program to improve school kids food should start with understanding what is already in place here and now in the wide variety of Canadian solhcos. We can learn from the American experience, but we need to know how our circumstances are different. | |
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