scoops

It's not passive when the NSA scoops up everyone's data and sends it to their spook friends around the world.

So you don't want meat slop on beans and rice, fine, take two scoops of rice and beans instead without the slop.

Its like asking for best practices which comes by experience for example Daniel Greenfeld book two scoops of django gives many such suggestion.

Really interesting eating habits: dips her fingers in the water bowl and then scoops up cat food with both hands and munches along.

In France, for example, a serving of ice cream is typically a single modest scoop, while in America, it’s often three gargantuan scoops.

If you chose Django, start with 'Learn Python the Hard Way', and then progress to the official Django Tutorial, and then to the book 'Two Scoops of Django'.

This means essentially that that NSA routinely spies on all Americans, scoops up all communications Worldwide, runs various programs to undermine the Security of computer & Internet systems and acts like a massive advanced persistent threat.

Moore's law is the most spectacular, but similar (if less extreme) ones have been found in everything from battery capacity to the maximum size of scoops in a hydraulic backhoe.

OP I'd suggest skimming two scoops of django[2] and reading PEP8[3] so that you can get a good idea of how most shops write their code.

I've found the manufacturer's recommendation of two scoops to be ridiculously strong, but maybe that's because I typically use a strong roast and don't water it down.

This reporter/blogger/whatever he calls himself is obviously trying to prime the pump for scoops and leaks, or to get someone to show up at his shitty conference, or something like that.

They do all the things you cannot do; offer freebies down the road, invitations to parties, access to celebrities in whatever field, scoops, etc.

How many scoops would you like?" You: "[Sigh].

Marty Baron ‏@PostBaron replied in the thread: "@apblake I didn't say we held back "would-be scoops." I said there was certain information at times that we chose not to publish."

"In France, for example, a serving of ice cream is typically a single modest scoop, while in America, it’s often three gargantuan scoops." This was the first thing that struck me when I first moved here.

Scoops on new things - news - is what drives votes on these kinds of news sites.