And, there were over 250 college students representing dozens of campuses, which was the most exciting for me, as the campus is where we need to have knowledgeable, articulate, pro-Israel, pro-peace voices to counter both the right, who say that Israel is under siege without any recognition of its actions in the conflict, and the left, who say that Israel is the pariah and shouldn't exist.
If appropriate, have knowledgeable students explain the game to their classmates in a short presentation, being sure to emphasize the important offensive positions and the scoring rules.
It would be infinitely more reliable to have knowledgeable individuals -- people with eyes and ears and brains instead of electrodes and magnetic tapes.
Some states have knowledgeable and competent regulators.
One of the key secrets to auditing UNIX or Linux is to ensure that one must have knowledgeable people available for the audit.
Recognizing that if an OU does not have knowledgeable and accountable leadership implementing a functional operation plan, it will add to rather than resolve ED problems, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) set up and developed the concept of observation medicine in 1988 [9 , 21 24]
This emphasizes the critical need to have knowledgeable end users to interpret the data as well as the necessity for more robust and comprehensive druggable mutation databases.
"Because of these constraints, it is very important to have knowledgeable DJs to communicate with our audiences," said Nongluk Puttawong, a disk jockey at Mae Chaem Community Radio.
Alternatively, many brick and mortar electronics stores have knowledgeable staff that can tell you whether your car and stereo can be linked.
A store that caters to home brewers may also have knowledgeable staff that can provide detailed information on how to use citric acid for your particular project.
