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From that newseltter: > At the Financial Times, Jill Shah and Eric Platt report: >JPMorgan Chase...

Toxicology tests showed that the abilities of Platt and Matix to fight through multiple traumatic gunshot wounds and continue to battle and attempt to escape were not achieved through any chemical means.

It is almost certainly different even if the API's haven't fluxed that much, and that is what a re-platt project would most care about.

It is telling that the dark Rye bread picture on Wikipedia is used on German, Russian and Platt Wikipedia, but not on English Wikipedia.

I'm curious if Platt is more closely related to Dutch than Hochdeutsch or not.

> At the Bountiful home, Alia Platt worked to design the arm that would throw the Frisbees.

I have found the Make: Electronics series of books by Charles Platt to be a good mix of basics / fundamentals and fun projects.

There have been a few instances that come to mind - Bonnie and Clyde and assorted Prohibition Era gangs in the 1930s, Platt and Mattix in 1986, the North Hollywood Shootout in 1997 - but they are well known exactly because they are extremely uncommon.

I think the easiest thing would've been to basically ignore dotcom and thus only take a hit from the general financial downturn and not from basing your company around the stock bubble (tortoise vs hare type of deal), but Platt is the only example I know of and he got kicked out of HP for doing that.

Here's some illuminating details from the end of that section: " [...] The bullet penetrated Platt's chest and bruised the spinal cord, ending the gunfight.

I'm reading "The Beam: Season 1" by Sean Platt and Johnny B.

To me that sounds like saying Platt from "Twelve Years a Slave" got an excellent bag to pick cotton from, and build up the glorious plantation he was working on.

From Wikipedia on the FBI shootout, matching my memory of various accounts: " As Platt climbed out of the passenger side car window, one of Dove's 9 mm rounds hit his right upper arm and went on to penetrate his chest, stopping an inch away from his heart.

Of his many gunshot wounds, this first was the primary injury responsible for Platt’s eventual death.

That being said, German also has hundreds of distinct dialects - from Viennese to Platt.

Start with something focused on beginners like Make: Electronics by Charles Platt.