The Bible is not self-consistent. The Bible makes claims that contradict observable phenomenon. The Christian faith requires people to make assumptions against available evidence. The Bible is inherently anti-science.
Can you give some specific examples? The Bible is interpreted in a large variety of ways by Christians. Some believe that the creation was in a literal, earth time, seven days. Others believe that the seven days are just figurative. In most any case where the Bible may seem to contradict science, it can be interpreted as being figurative, or poetic.
Personally, I'm an atheist, but I don't see religion or Christianity as standing in opposition to science.
It would be interesting to see if they had a return policy and the DVD could be reused or recycled. Like a return on a coke bottle or something
But the whole point of using this type of DVD is that it doesn't need to be returned. I suppose that you could return it at your leisure rather than by a set date and time though.
I think what they are trying to do doesn't stop you from knowing what files are yours and what files belong to someone else. We already share files on servers, different people have different access rights to those files. Nobody gets mixed up over what files are theirs and what files are someone elses. What MS is trying to do is make the location of the file unimportant, make it so you don't care where it is.
MS will probably make your file browser/explorer and web page browser/explorer the same tool. Then there will be a gazillion law suits saying MS is using unfair practices to stifle competition and are putting all the browser companies out of business.
So does anyone use a tabbed file explorer? Gee, maybe somebody could start a company that sells those.
Yes, the current Enterprise certainly doesn't show Roddenberry's influence. Kirk would always bend the Federation rules for good moral reasons, the same goes for Picard. It seems like the Archer character will do anything to accomplish his mission, morals be damned.
Star Trek under Gene Roddenberry was always about the story. Under Paramount it's about T&A and appealing to the unwashed 16-24 male demographic.
Hey, I'm 45 and I'm interested in T&A -- and I wash.
We just know how Star Trek fans are all out paintin' the town red on Friday nights.
Are you kidding? Since we're too geeky to actually talk to a girl, we always go out to the local Internet café on Friday nights in hopes that some girl might say "Hi" to us.
Did DS9 have a babe in a skin tight suit? That was the redeeming quality of Voyager, and it makes Enterprise more interesting. I just wish the Marines would beat up more aliens. Of course TNG had Counselor Troi in her cute one-piece, but it wasn't quite revealing enough to increase the ratings...
I don't believe that it is possible to do this specific experiment with water waves, because not all the holes can be at the water's surface, where the waves are. You could probably do a wave simulation using a computer though.
It also seems to me that they *are* using light for this experiment, it just happens to be red laser light. I believe that this is just a complex wave interfernce pattern... but a parallel universe is far more sexy.
When as a child we did similar experiments, we explained the pattern that appears as wave interference. I didn't realize that it was evidence of a parallel universe.
Spock says: "I'm too sexy for my ears, too sexy for my ears".
Rick Santorum wasn't up for re-election in 2002, he was originally elected in 1994, and re-elected in 2000. I believe the democrat running against him was Klink.
> Like I said...I don't have children yet...but, > as easy going as I usually am...as an authority > figure, I'll put the fear of God in them too > for not going places, or touching certain > things in the house...worked for me...should > work for them.
Good luck.
My kids have their own equipment. They still scratch DVDs and CDs.
As it turns out, my wife can't figure out how to use the various hunks of technology without the kids help.
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So you save money if you have $10 in your pocket, unfortunately, most people only have 50c available.
Yes, where I work, we're doing more with nothing.
You assume that those that vote for some third party would vote for Kerry otherwise. This is incorrect.
http://www.makeitclear.org/edevotional1-1.htm is a web site that talks about the science of the Bible.
Personally, I believe that the Bible was the Encyclopedia Brittanica of it's day, the science of the time.
Can you give some specific examples? The Bible is interpreted in a large variety of ways by Christians. Some believe that the creation was in a literal, earth time, seven days. Others believe that the seven days are just figurative. In most any case where the Bible may seem to contradict science, it can be interpreted as being figurative, or poetic.
Personally, I'm an atheist, but I don't see religion or Christianity as standing in opposition to science.
Wasn't Einstein Jewish? Did't he believe in God?
There are Earth-like planets out there Where?
How is "glowing vapor" worse than "flaming chunks"?
Just wondering...
That argument could be made in the commission of most any crime.
I don't know current statistics, but in the U.S., aren't about 20,000 people killed each year in automobile accidents?
Driving is a privilege granted to you, not a right.
Gee, I usually watch the movie one day, and the "special" features on the DVD a day or two later.
No problem, I'll just rip a copy -- of course I've never done that before, but this will motivate me to start.
It would be interesting to see if they had a return policy and the DVD could be reused or recycled. Like a return on a coke bottle or something But the whole point of using this type of DVD is that it doesn't need to be returned. I suppose that you could return it at your leisure rather than by a set date and time though.
Other than the imaginary sort, slashdoters don't have girl friends...
Apparently penis enlargement advertisements aren't considered "porn spam". I was looking at my filtered spam messages.
I think what they are trying to do doesn't stop you from knowing what files are yours and what files belong to someone else. We already share files on servers, different people have different access rights to those files. Nobody gets mixed up over what files are theirs and what files are someone elses. What MS is trying to do is make the location of the file unimportant, make it so you don't care where it is.
MS will probably make your file browser/explorer and web page browser/explorer the same tool. Then there will be a gazillion law suits saying MS is using unfair practices to stifle competition and are putting all the browser companies out of business.
So does anyone use a tabbed file explorer? Gee, maybe somebody could start a company that sells those.
Yes, the current Enterprise certainly doesn't show Roddenberry's influence. Kirk would always bend the Federation rules for good moral reasons, the same goes for Picard. It seems like the Archer character will do anything to accomplish his mission, morals be damned.
Star Trek under Gene Roddenberry was always about the story. Under Paramount it's about T&A and appealing to the unwashed 16-24 male demographic.
Hey, I'm 45 and I'm interested in T&A -- and I wash.
We just know how Star Trek fans are all out paintin' the town red on Friday nights.
Are you kidding? Since we're too geeky to actually talk to a girl, we always go out to the local Internet café on Friday nights in hopes that some girl might say "Hi" to us.
Did DS9 have a babe in a skin tight suit? That was the redeeming quality of Voyager, and it makes Enterprise more interesting. I just wish the Marines would beat up more aliens. Of course TNG had Counselor Troi in her cute one-piece, but it wasn't quite revealing enough to increase the ratings...
Averil Lavigne has a song called "Skater Boi". You spelled "fan boy" as "fanboi".
Different people taste different -- or have different tastes -- something like that.
My favorite beers come from Victory Brewery, in Downingtown, PA. Their beers rank among the Best Beers in the World.
I don't believe that it is possible to do this specific experiment with water waves, because not all the holes can be at the water's surface, where the waves are. You could probably do a wave simulation using a computer though.
It also seems to me that they *are* using light for this experiment, it just happens to be red laser light. I believe that this is just a complex wave interfernce pattern... but a parallel universe is far more sexy.
It isn't a parallell universe, the process is forming tiny worm holes and the missing light is emerging in another part of *this* universe.
Parallel universe... right.
When as a child we did similar experiments, we explained the pattern that appears as wave interference. I didn't realize that it was evidence of a parallel universe.
Spock says: "I'm too sexy for my ears, too sexy for my ears".
No, they just want to destroy the "Great Satan".
Death to the infidels...
Rick Santorum wasn't up for re-election in 2002, he was originally elected in 1994, and re-elected in 2000. I believe the democrat running against him was Klink.
> it should be every parents decision how to
> discipline a child.
Well, I kind of agree with you. But there are those parents who feel the need to discipline their children by using a lit cigarette, or a hammer.
> Like I said...I don't have children yet...but,
> as easy going as I usually am...as an authority
> figure, I'll put the fear of God in them too
> for not going places, or touching certain
> things in the house...worked for me...should
> work for them.
Good luck.
My kids have their own equipment. They still scratch DVDs and CDs.
As it turns out, my wife can't figure out how to use the various hunks of technology without the kids help.