Responses to the CAGE questionnaire are scored 0 for "no" and 1 for "yes" designed so that higher scores indicate higher probability of problem drinking.
As her flying exploits mounted, bringing hope and adventure to the dreary decade of the 1930s, Earhart wrote books, magazine stories (she was a contributing editor at Cosmopolitan), starred in newsreels, endorsed numerous products and, yes, designed her own line of "active living" clothing.
But even photography doesn't quite prepare you for the onslaught of detail contained within its 685sq ft. Humphrey opens the door in jeans and a heavy ostrich-leather jacket (yes, he designed that, too), and before you've even crossed the threshold, there's a huge mirror with a snakeskin frame to take in and a floor composed of highly decorated metal tiles.
When they are logically, rationally and, yes, handsomely designed, it could mean the difference between minutes and hours of labor.
They posed that question unto themselves and then they answered it (hint: the answer is a resounding yes), by designing and constructing a 6'x12' structure that is, for lack of a better description, a giant kaleidoscope.
Tesco (yes, the supermarket) designed and built a perfectly good Android tablet that was great value for money, undercutting almost every other decent tablet available.
We picked it up & saw that he had been checking over a syndicated personality test, a series of questions to be answered yes or no, designed to tell the reader in decimals if he was happ with his lot.
As it happens, not just digital natives, but also digital immigrants (whom we might define as anyone who still gets their news from a newspaper) would soon be writing book reviews, selling their own photographs, creating new uses for Google maps and, yes, even designing T-shirts.
And, yes, it re designed the bikes, too.
(There were three million more votes for the Democratic candidate for President and approximately six million more votes for Democrats in Senate races — yes, it was designed to be unjust, but that does not make it less unjust — and this was, of course, the second time in five elections that the Presidential candidate who won the most votes was denied the office, a previously unprecedented thing).
The response to each item was designed as yes (able to do) or no (unable to do), and it was scored as 1 for yes and 0 for no.
