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"Work" is a term used in Jhereg slang to refer to assassination. It is said those who do "work" are sometimes able to identify an assasin like themselves. More than one meaning: * work (n) * work (v) Work is done when a force acts over a distance. Its units are given in Newton-metres, or Joules (J). If force is variable and given as a function (with x being the position), and b - a is the interval over which the force acts, work is given by or more generally (as a vector line integral) If the force is constant and always parallel to the displacement vector, this simplifies to or In BattleKnight, you can choose to "work" for an allotted time. You can work up to 8 hours, 12 if you have a premium account. There are three different types of work: one has the best silver return but without any karma reward; the others with less silver but with either good or evil karma. Different locations have different work descriptions as well as work types; the location Grand only has work without karma, while Tarant has all three. While you are working, you cannot travel, fight in the arena, or go on missions. Anyonym(s): Job, Hard Work Work is something that you do - not because you like it, but because it's something you have to do to stay alive or get a reasonable standard of living. Some lucky people find their work fulfilling but many people hate it. Even if work is painful at times, it is something that we are obligated to do, if we want society to improve and advance. Work is the fourth track from Rihanna's eighth studio album Anti, released on January 28th, 2016. The track features Drake. "Work" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1987 home demo cassette collection Jules Verne's Sketchbook, then on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 3 in 2003. D&D Z 1) Vous utilisez uniquement 3 dés à 6 faces. Ils vous permettent de faire tout ce que vous faisiez avant avec vos dés polyhédriques... et même plus. 2) Vous utilisez un système ludique où chaque jet de dé peut déboucher sur une catastrophe, un coup critique ou... un coup épique ! 3) Vous n'avez plus que 4 caractéristiques et 20 compétences à gérer. |} Work was the 14th episode of the second season of The Story of Tracy Beaker. Work is the 24th episode of Series 2 Work is operation, operation is production, production produces produce—this is called generation. Generators do work which produces power. Its root is *werg- "to do." Work is a synonym for labour, a close one. The lowest-paid class of workers is erreneously called a Working Class, as all classes are working classes in the most general sense. Frankly, anything operational does work. Vainglorifiers of the lowest-paid have been called Workerists. In Physics, a force is said to do work if, when acting, there is a displacement of the point of application in the direction of the force. Cities work tiles to get production. To be workable, a tile: * must have nonzero production (peaks, desert, etc. are not workable) * must be in a city's big fat cross * must be culturally controlled by the civilization owning the city. To work a tile, the civilization must place a point of population on it on the city screen. For your own cities, or cities you have full vision on via espionage, you can see where population is working on the city screen: if a tile is being worked, it will have a white circle on it. Players say that they are working a tile. When there is a body of work you want done, and a body of bodies you can get to do the work for you, then it's customary to divide the work into the amount that you want each body to do for you. Consequently, each one has a job. A person thus gainfully employed is known by the Yiddish term, schlep. When there is no other way to induce or trick the schlep to do the work, it's customary to give him something of value. This is called the pay for the work. But there's always another way. Two of the most commonly used are: Work is an activity that creates value. In a capitalist economy, it is commodified labor, or what employees do regularly in order to earn money from employers. ... please find and add some quality links ... This is a factual article as opposed to fiction or . It describes the current state of the field and explains expected future developments without or fantasy. Work (2007) is a movie created by Levi Moch and Justin Ullyott. In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, Chibi-Robo can accept work on the Chibi-PC to help out various people around the world. They are a series of minigames Chibi-Robo can play to earn happy points. Chibi-Robo can also earn trophies based on how well he performs. If Chibi-Robo runs out of watts during work, he will earn zero happy points. I Play the game in swedish, you welcome to translate it The movement of force through a distance.
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"Work" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1987 home demo cassette collection Jules Verne's Sketchbook, then on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 3 in 2003. Work is operation, operation is production, production produces produce—this is called generation. Generators do work which produces power. Its root is *werg- "to do." Work is a synonym for labour, a close one. The lowest-paid class of workers is erreneously called a Working Class, as all classes are working classes in the most general sense. Frankly, anything operational does work. Vainglorifiers of the lowest-paid have been called Workerists. In Physics, a force is said to do work if, when acting, there is a displacement of the point of application in the direction of the force. Icelandic for work ‘vinna’ also means ‘to win’. It is extremely closely related to the concept of Life, cf. Latin vita which means Life. Old English weorc, worc "something done, discreet act performed by someone, action (whether voluntary or required), proceeding, business; that which is made or manufactured, products of labor," also "physical labor, toil; skilled trade, craft, or occupation; opportunity of expending labor in some useful or remunerative way;" also "military fortification," from Proto-Germanic *werkan "work" (source also of Old Saxon, Old Frisian, Dutch werk, Old Norse verk, Middle Dutch warc, Old High German werah, German Werk, Gothic gawaurki). The movement of force through a distance. Work (2007) is a movie created by Levi Moch and Justin Ullyott. Work is the 24th episode of Series 2 I Play the game in swedish, you welcome to translate it When there is a body of work you want done, and a body of bodies you can get to do the work for you, then it's customary to divide the work into the amount that you want each body to do for you. Consequently, each one has a job. A person thus gainfully employed is known by the Yiddish term, schlep. When there is no other way to induce or trick the schlep to do the work, it's customary to give him something of value. This is called the pay for the work. But there's always another way. Two of the most commonly used are: * The schlep gets told that the business survives on informality, and being a stickler on trivial points such as bounced paychecks is a sign of bad teamwork. (Although things got very formal when you arrived ten minutes late last Tuesday.) * The Vice President in his silk business suit appears in the workplace and declares that this insistence on timely payment disappoints me. Work is an activity that creates value. In a capitalist economy, it is commodified labor, or what employees do regularly in order to earn money from employers. More than one meaning: * work (n) * work (v) "Work" is a term used in Jhereg slang to refer to assassination. It is said those who do "work" are sometimes able to identify an assasin like themselves. |} Work was the 14th episode of the second season of The Story of Tracy Beaker. Anyonym(s): Job, Hard Work D&D Z 1) Vous utilisez uniquement 3 dés à 6 faces. Ils vous permettent de faire tout ce que vous faisiez avant avec vos dés polyhédriques... et même plus. 2) Vous utilisez un système ludique où chaque jet de dé peut déboucher sur une catastrophe, un coup critique ou... un coup épique ! 3) Vous n'avez plus que 4 caractéristiques et 20 compétences à gérer. ) Vous jouez à un jeu de rôle inscrit dans son temps : une synthèse du meilleur du passé et du présent, développé sur le web, de manière collaborative, que chacun peut enrichir ou améliorer s'il le souhaite... et tout ça libre de droits et téléchargeable gratuitement. Work is something that you do - not because you like it, but because it's something you have to do to stay alive or get a reasonable standard of living. Some lucky people find their work fulfilling but many people hate it. Even if work is painful at times, it is something that we are obligated to do, if we want society to improve and advance. The workers should have satisfactory working conditions and should have adequate vacation time, as well as adequate pay. Unfortunately Poor people in Developed countries and Third World people too frequently endure unpleasant, exhausting, degrading work in bad, even unsafe conditions. And better off people don't always get what they're entitled to. In BattleKnight, you can choose to "work" for an allotted time. You can work up to 8 hours, 12 if you have a premium account. There are three different types of work: one has the best silver return but without any karma reward; the others with less silver but with either good or evil karma. Different locations have different work descriptions as well as work types; the location Grand only has work without karma, while Tarant has all three. While you are working, you cannot travel, fight in the arena, or go on missions. Once the amount of time you have chosen to work is over, you can collect your silver and/or karma. Before that time, however, you cannot. You can still cancel the work, but you will not get anything for it. ... please find and add some quality links ... This is a factual article as opposed to fiction or . It describes the current state of the field and explains expected future developments without or fantasy. In Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder, Chibi-Robo can accept work on the Chibi-PC to help out various people around the world. They are a series of minigames Chibi-Robo can play to earn happy points. Chibi-Robo can also earn trophies based on how well he performs. If Chibi-Robo runs out of watts during work, he will earn zero happy points. Work is done when a force acts over a distance. Its units are given in Newton-metres, or Joules (J). 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The primary effect of working a tile is that the city gets the tile's production. However, there are two additional effects: * cottages do not grow in value unless they are worked * there is a small chance each turn that a worked mine on a tile lacking any resource will spontaneously gain a new mine-based resource.