Can we say:  His mother forbade his going out at midnight.  In some countries, women's wearing tiny skirts is totally forbidden!  But I don't mind (my) smoking here. here can we add "my"?  Somebody told me forbid+act so we can't say like that is that true?  Thanks very much!
I assume that the following sentences are grammatically correct:   He resents your being more popular than he is. Most of the members paid their dues without my asking them. They objected to the youngest girl's being given the command position. What do you think about his buying such an expensive car? We were all sorry about Jane's losing her parents like that.   I'm still getting used to this possessive gerund structure. It sounded so weird to me at first. Is the structure used in both formal and informal contexts? Are there any alternative structures that result in the same meaning and are more frequently used? (Examples taken from )
So the first picture is right after I selected where I will cut, and the second picture is after pressing Enter/Space Bar which should apply my previous result to the world. But it is not what I asked blender for, and it tries to snap at vertices. In the tutorial video, it seems that I can cut edges without already existing vertices but it is not the case for me. How do I change this? What is a simple way of downloading a file from a URL path? Prove that a polynomial is irreducible or the field contains a $p$th root An exercise from Lang:  Let $k$ be a field. Let $n$ be a nonnegative integer. Consider the polynomial $x^{p^n}-a \in k[x]$. Assume that $\text{char}(k) = p &gt; 0$. Prove that either the polynomial $x^{p^n}-a$ is irreducible over the field $k$ or there exists a $b\in k$ such that $a = b^p$.  How to prove this statement? I am a little bit confused with this statement. How do I sort a list of dictionaries by a value of the dictionary? I have a list of dictionaries and want each item to be sorted by a specific value. Take into consideration the list: [{'name':'Homer', 'age':39}, {'name':'Bart', 'age':10}]  When sorted by name, it should become: [{'name':'Bart', 'age':10}, {'name':'Homer', 'age':39}] A fair coin is tossed repeatedly until 5 consecutive heads occurs.   What is the expected number of coin tosses? I know that if (p) is maximal then Z/(p) is a field which implies its an integral domain which then implies that (p) is a prime ideal and p is prime. I'm having trouble going the forward direction assuming that p is prime and then showing it's a prime ideal. My web application generates a lot of reports in formats like excel sheet, Csv(comma-separated values), fixed width columns, pdf format, html reports etc based on the parameters I select. There is a lot of data in the reports.  Are there any essential criteria for testing report generation that I may not have considered.  I know to test these things:   Data is correct Filters are used Output format is correct   What else is there? What word indicates spatial data within the geographical and geological domains? In particular, what word is precise enough for a science journal article (i.e., formal prose)? Candidates might include &quot;spatial data,&quot; &quot;geodata,&quot; &quot;geospatial data,&quot; and &quot;geographic data.&quot; &quot;Spatial data&quot; seems too generic (not necessarily within the geographical and geological domains). What is the consensus, if any exists? Java - Could not find the main class Background process of subshell strange behaviour I wonder why some similar bash commands behave the way they do.  I have a bash script foo:  #!/usr/bin/env bash  while true do     echo "reading"     read data     echo $data     echo "stderr msg" &gt;&amp;2     sleep 1 done   It's an infinite loop which reads one line at a time from stdin and outputs that same line. I also have a bash script bar:  #!/usr/bin/env bash  ./foo &amp;   The following commands were run in bash (v. 4.4.19) in a terminal on Ubuntu 18.04 (let's assume the scripts reside in the working directory):   ./foo &amp;   Stops when it tries to read from stdin, in accordance with . Killed when controlling terminal is killed, as expected.  (./foo &amp;)   Appears to be automagically continuously fed with new input from stdin. Shouldn't it too stop when attempting to read from stdin? Whatever it's getting it doesn't show when echoed, thus I'm guessing it's EOF characters.  Continues running even after the controlling terminal is killed. Looking at the output of ps, the controlling terminal changes from pts/x to ?. How did this happen without the use of either disown or nohup? (However, after killing the originally controlling terminal, it yields a "write error: Input/output error" on every write, which I suppose is because its stdout was tied to the now closed terminal. Correct?)  bash -c "./foo &amp;"  Appears to behave exactly like 2). ./bar  Appears to behave exactly like 2) and 3). Adding bash -c "~/foo" (no &amp;) as a startup application  Behaves similarly to 2), 3) and 4), with the differences:   Its controlling terminal is the desktop ttyx. You can't (can you?) kill its controlling terminal.   None of those differences seem odd to me, just the fact that it's continuously fed with new input.   My guess is that 2) - 5) all use a subshell of sorts whose stdin is redirected to something like /dev/null, though I'm very unsure and seek a more exact answer. Use of Website Category Landing Pages OK, here's the situation: A reasonably simple website with a primary navigation menu including drop-down list of sublevels on hover. Each navigation level may have 3 - 6 sublevels below it, none more important than the other. For example see this mockup:    My question is: What should happen if the user Clicks on one of the primary navigation options (such as 'News') instead of just hovering over and choosing a sublevel?  My instinct tells me that I should allow a click of this navigation option; it's expected user behavior to be able to click navigation options. If clicked then a landing page of some sort will be present listing all the sublevels (latest news, blog posts, case studies'). However there is no content to add to this landing page other than presenting a list of links, which is pretty useless. I could pad it out by adding iconography and descriptions of the sublevels, but that's just content for the sake of it; does 'Latest News' really need a description in order to understand what it is?  If I don't include a landing page then clicking this primary navigation will have to open something but if I open the 'Latest News' page that risks the user not knowing about the other sections of the site.  (The landing page will be useful for breadcrumb navigation too, so I don't really want to do away with it).  Is my thinking that a landing page showing the list of sublevels actually useful even though there is no actual content to display, or is there a better alternative to go with? Are there rules for using manacles in combat? I can't quite find in the PHB or DMG how to slap manacles onto someone during combat. PHB 152 describes how to break out of mundane manacles, while DMG 165 shows how Dimensional Shackles work (they are essentially magic manacles -- use 1 action to bind an Incapacitated target).  Is there an official rule on how to use manacles in combat, or do we have to use house rules? Howto wildcard SELECT * to query all fields of objects in APEX? I have created sObject and I need all the fields and I have many. Is there a way I can directly get all of them rather then typing each one of them. Does this double sum $\sum_{m=0}^\infty \sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac{m+n+mn}{2^m(2^m+2^n)}$ converge? I'm using an HP laptop running Windows 7 Home Edition.  The moment I reach the login screen the computer automatically types "ppppppppp" in the password place, luckily I have fingerprint login to counter that.  The moment I login, it keeps acting as if I'm typing 'p' repeatedly. I tried removing the button and cleaning under it but it was no use. I've tried restarting, uninstalling the keyboard driver, but it was no use.  I can't go to Control Panel because the moment I get there, it starts typing "pppppp" in the search field and I'm unable to find anything.  I'm typing this from my phone because going anywhere on my laptop seems impossible. Let $y_n$ be a sequence such that  $\lim_{n\to \infty} y_n= y$ then prove that     $ \lim \dfrac{y_1+y_2+...+y_n}{n}= y$   My try:  As  $\lim_{n\to \infty} y_n= y$ then given $\epsilon&gt;0$ there exists $N$ such that $\forall n\ge N ;||y_n-y||&lt;\epsilon $.  Now $||\dfrac{y_1+y_2+...+y_n}{n}-y||\le n^{-1}\{||y_1-y||+||y_2-y||+...+||y_n-y||\}$  How to make this limit tend to zero? I have an account on Stack Exchange but when I try to login to  I do not see the option Login with Stack Exchange.       Why is this option now not available? Suppose that a box contains 10 red balls, 20 green balls, and 30 blue balls.   Suppose also that balls are drawn from the box one at a time at random.  What is the probability that all the red balls are drawn before the blue or green balls are themselves exhausted. What is the probability that as the last red ball is drawn, there remains at least one blue and one green left in the box.  The answer I was given is $\dfrac{7}{12}$ and a general equation is: $$ \dfrac{b g}{1-b}+\dfrac{b g}{1-g} $$ where $$ g=\dfrac{20}{60},b=\dfrac{30}{60} $$ but why? Limit points of the set $\{\frac {\varphi(n) }n : n\in \mathbb{N}\}$ Proving $\sum_{k=0}^n(-1)^k\binom nk=0$