The sentence is "You look pretty tonight". I believe that pretty would be an adjective as it's referring to "You".   However in the sentence "You look pretty gorgeous tonight" I believe that pretty would be an adverb.  In the first sentence is pretty saying how "You" looks though, meaning it would be an adverb?
What part of speech is handsome in the sentence:     The bridegroom looked so handsome.
Badges loading broken in election statistics We have an  and I noticed the badges are not loading in the election statistics like they should be. It just hangs forever loading badge information:    Unfortunately I blew off reporting this for a couple days figuring it would resolve itself, but it doesn't seem to be a temporary problem. How to make a bibliography (for total beginners)? Proof of dilogarithm reflection formula $\zeta(2)-\log(x)\log(1-x)=\operatorname{Li}_2(x)+\operatorname{Li}_2(1-x)$ This is almost a duplicate of the following questions (but, read further):      But, I wasn't able to apply the proof to my case of a group of order 10 and an element of order 5.  In my case, if I try a proof by contradiction, I'm left with the fact that every element in $G$ is of order 2, but if I divide them into subgroups, every subgroup is of order 2, and has one unique element.  I also tried other methods to prove the theorem, but couldn't come up with anything meaningful.  I'm a beginner in the field, and am not familiar with theorems such as Cauchy's or Sylow's theorem (I'm aware of Lagrange's theorem). Therefore, please try to provide a simple answer, thanks! How can I start to learn web development? I'm very interested in learning web development and have learned some basics regarding HTML and CSS a few years back from W3Schools, but I never learned how to develop websites that are up to today's standards, i.e. free-flowing sites without the use of tables to govern the design of the site.  What are some good resources that I can start with? Passing data between view controllers I'm going to guess that the answer is "no" based on the below error message (and ), but is there anyway to perform a cross-database query using PostgreSQL?  databaseA=# select * from databaseB.public.someTableName; ERROR:  cross-database references are not implemented:  "databaseB.public.someTableName"   I'm working with some data that is partitioned across two databases although data is really shared between the two (userid columns in one database come from the users table in the other database). I have no idea why these are two separate databases instead of schema, but c'est la vie... How to add subject alernative name to ssl certs? Why do shadows from the sun join each other when near enough? I was laying on my bed, reading a book when the sun shone through the windows on my left. I happened to look at the wall on my right and noticed this very strange effect. The shadow of my elbow, when near the pages of the book, joined up with the shadow of the book even though I wasn't physically touching it.   I have posted :The video seems to be the wrong way up, but you still get the idea of what is happening.  What is causing this? Some sort of optical illusion where the light gets bent?  Coincidentally, I have been wondering about a similar effect recently where if you focus your eye on a nearby object, say, your finger, objects behind it in the distance seem to get curved/distorted around the edge of your finger. It seems awfully related...  EDIT: I could see the bulge with my bare eyes to the same extent as in the video! The room was well light and the wall was indeed quite bright. Can a mangaka continue another mangaka's manga? There are plenty of manga that never had an ending for many reasons. For example, High School of the Dead's mangaka, Daisuke Satou, . Some mangaka also cannot continue their work because of health problems, as well as other reasons. Say the original mangaka either prepared or did not prepare an ending himself/herself, can another mangaka continue their work? Has this ever happened before? BIGINT UNSIGNED value is out of range jQuery - Is it okay to use $('#ElementId') everytime? How can I find the cheapest prepaid SIM card for a given country? I want to be able to tell if the mains voltage is on or off with an Arduino.   How could I do this safely with minimal components (or components from Radio Shack)? My laptop has 500gb hard disk in which for 250gb I installed Windows xp on C drive(primary partition). I want to install Ubuntu 12.04 in the remaing hard drive with dual boot option. When I am going to install Ubuntu it is showing something like  /boot /boot/   Can anybody help me in this regard that where and how to install Ubuntu? 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Am I correct or are the quoted sentences virtually synonymous? Creating label in QGIS? I am using QGIS 2.18.16 on Windows 10.    What I want is a label to appear within the boundaries of a polygon.    I select a layer, then select command Layer>Labelling, and I get:    From here, I can change "No Labels" to "Show labels for this layer".  But I can't actually create label text.  I find a clue in a prior question:    “Labelling polygon using QGIS?”    The answer was:  The layer you are trying to label must have at least one attribute field populated with data. You can then turn on labelling in Layer Properties and select which attribute field to use for your labels.  I can enter command Layer>Open Attribute Table, and what I get is:    If I need something in the attribute table in order to apply a label, how do I accomplish that? What does *~ mean? At the end of a makefile I saw   rm -f *~ *.class   I understand the *.class, but what's *~? How to do relative imports in Python? 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