Nuclear weapons, Teller argues, could be used to vaporize tiny rocks and knock the bigger ones off course.
"The big problem for MOOC credentials is that they lack these characteristics: they are not selective — anyone can sign up or pay for a course; they are not on-campus; and accumulating one-off courses doesn't certify the broad set of knowledge employers are looking for," Francis said.
For example, our departmental handbook has a course called "Senior Seminars in Kinesiology" that was designed to accommodate one-off courses, and I ran my course under this umbrella for the first 2 years while trying out the format and then waiting for formal approval.
Tree Climbing Planet operates in Tennessee, Georgia, Nebraska, Hawaii, and Brazil, and Kovar teaches one-off courses around the world.
It's clear that online learning -- in a variety of forms, from one-off courses, to full-time experiences, to an array of blended-learning programs -- is still growing rapidly.
And unlike infectious diseases, where people take a one-off course of drugs and are hopefully cured, those with chronic diseases could be on the drugs for life.
Join Marianne Weems of the Building Association for a one-off course that will draw upon various perspectives with guest speakers to investigate these questions of modern consciousness.
The race was called at that point, and Fitzgerald was declared the winner because he was the first one off the course.
Songs like "Good Lava" and "One" veer off course with discordant guitars and apocalyptic choirs, a tactic that's almost counterintuitive for a vocalist and composer who could so easily stick to pretty.
Certain friendships need to just run their course and end before a regrettable negative influence runs one off course from what matters most.
And the general Israelite population were not the only ones thrown off course.
