Thavron

1. Only if they knew the exact location where the shooter was. Like to the meter.

2. Only if the DNA is in a database (usually of known criminals).

3. How can you be sure it's not the DNA of any other person that's been in that spot?

My oldest is 3 and she got a Yoto player (mini) when she was about 2,5. It's a brilliant device.

Fontaines D.C. comes to mind.

I did grammar school, so we had:

• Dutch (our native language)
• English
• French
• German
• Classical Greek
• Latin
• Chinese (optional course)

Dutch and English were all through school, the other ones you took for 2 years and then picked two languages to follow through on, one of which had to be Greek or Latin. I did German and Greek.

But what about mandrakes?

Don't go where I can't follow, Mister Frodo!

I'm amazed at how well your grasp on light has developed the last few months. Great work!

Gods I was strong then.

Isn't this enough? Just this world? Just this Beautiful, complex, wonderfully unfathomable, natural world How does it so fail to hold our attention that we have to diminish it with the invention of Cheap, man-made myths and monsters?

Excerpt from Tim Minchin's Storm

Your last sentence betrays you, machine!

I'd go with Python.

Not specifically a CRM, but can be used as such (and many other things): AirTable.