It's Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T).
BTW, when I was a freshman at UMR, it was 87% male, 13% female, so at least it's getting better.
I don't really think you can assume anything. Sure, they've probably addressed that issue, but just to assume that they've thought of that isn't very scientific.
And as a fellow scientist, I'm not going to trust anyone just because they're a scientist. I'll trust them when I see their data and scrutinize their assumptions.
Well, since user #1 is probably a typical/.er, and user #2 is probably the long leggy blond girl from accounting/payroll. I'm going to go hang out under #2's desk for a while. I'll see you guys later.
I got an HD-DVD player for Christmas. My first reaction was, "wow, this is really no better at all." A couple of weeks later, I got home from a long day of 3D modeling at work and decided to watch a movie. My eyes were so strained that I dusted off my old glasses that I haven't used since college and don't really need every day. I got to the HD-DVD logo and was blown away. Watching movies has almost completely changed for me.
I would agree that many people can't tell the difference, but that doesn't mean that there isn't one.
Pick up a piece of litter today: you will be doing more for humanity than anything written in a holy book.
So you think that the Bible doesn't have any good moral guidelines in it? Even if it were all a work of fiction (which I don't believe), it's still a good source of practical knowledge on how to relate to others. It's because of the Bible that I gave up 4 spring breaks in college to work in a homeless shelter, serving food and cleaning up after drug addicts instead of partying in Cancun with all of my classmates.
seven, seven-five, seven-five, seven-five, seven-an-a-quarter, seven-an-a-quarter, seven-an-a-quarter, c'mon folks, there's gotta be another slashdot n00b in the crowd today, going once, going twice, sold to the gentleman in the glasses with teh pocket protector.
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He sleeps all night and he works all day.
It's Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T). BTW, when I was a freshman at UMR, it was 87% male, 13% female, so at least it's getting better.
I don't really think you can assume anything. Sure, they've probably addressed that issue, but just to assume that they've thought of that isn't very scientific. And as a fellow scientist, I'm not going to trust anyone just because they're a scientist. I'll trust them when I see their data and scrutinize their assumptions.
Yeah, but does it void the spotted owl's warranty?
quad-color? meh. Let me know when they find the gene for quad damage.
I've had mine since early february 2006. I haven't had any problems whatsoever.
Well, since user #1 is probably a typical /.er, and user #2 is probably the long leggy blond girl from accounting/payroll. I'm going to go hang out under #2's desk for a while. I'll see you guys later.
I got an HD-DVD player for Christmas. My first reaction was, "wow, this is really no better at all." A couple of weeks later, I got home from a long day of 3D modeling at work and decided to watch a movie. My eyes were so strained that I dusted off my old glasses that I haven't used since college and don't really need every day. I got to the HD-DVD logo and was blown away. Watching movies has almost completely changed for me. I would agree that many people can't tell the difference, but that doesn't mean that there isn't one.
Too bad it's not controlled by a Wii controller. Then you could just kill the sniper with the controller and avoid the air strike altogether.
I, for one, welcome our brain infesting, body-controlling overlords with their carbon nanoswords. w00tz!
did somebody say ham-sammich?
seven, seven-five, seven-five, seven-five, seven-an-a-quarter, seven-an-a-quarter, seven-an-a-quarter, c'mon folks, there's gotta be another slashdot n00b in the crowd today, going once, going twice, sold to the gentleman in the glasses with teh pocket protector.