And so now, please, explain to silly European... If the bill passes, and I go studying there, and scientists show me at lectures all kinds of scientific evidence of how Solar System emerged, how life could have appear, how species evolve one into another and _then_ they make an exam, I can still tell them to stuff it and answer, that some higher entity did it and they still have to give me an 'A' or I'll sue them? Now that would be a way to get an easy master's degree in science...
Hi, I'm from Europe, and I was wondering how it goes here. As I read above: it's approved to use. But I also found some EU directive about using certain pesticides telling that mamber countries are supposed to withdraw clothianidin till October 31 2010 and until then using it was allowed only with careful monitoring with bees in mind (assuming that I understood all I read;) ). And I'm soooo very curious if it was just on paper, or in real life too?
Cause as always, paper is one thing, and careless people is another...
Go on, troll me more.
I'm kinda working in general "cancer curing" area. I'm watching news that pop up from time to time, mostly about gliomas. You can say I'm waiting for a breakthrough. And you know what? Yes, they've found a cure! For mice. And melanomas were processed too, and guess what? It actually worked. For mice. Probably kidneys, liver, stomach, name it and you have it. And yes, for mice.
So this news is not an excuse for me to celebrate, yet. I'll wait for successful clinical trial.
Well, hooray, you're saved!.. if you're a mouse...
Not the first time it works for those lucky bastards, not us. I don't know how about you but I'll wait with champagne.
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And so now, please, explain to silly European... If the bill passes, and I go studying there, and scientists show me at lectures all kinds of scientific evidence of how Solar System emerged, how life could have appear, how species evolve one into another and _then_ they make an exam, I can still tell them to stuff it and answer, that some higher entity did it and they still have to give me an 'A' or I'll sue them? Now that would be a way to get an easy master's degree in science...
Hi, I'm from Europe, and I was wondering how it goes here. As I read above: it's approved to use. But I also found some EU directive about using certain pesticides telling that mamber countries are supposed to withdraw clothianidin till October 31 2010 and until then using it was allowed only with careful monitoring with bees in mind (assuming that I understood all I read;) ). And I'm soooo very curious if it was just on paper, or in real life too? Cause as always, paper is one thing, and careless people is another...
Go on, troll me more. I'm kinda working in general "cancer curing" area. I'm watching news that pop up from time to time, mostly about gliomas. You can say I'm waiting for a breakthrough. And you know what? Yes, they've found a cure! For mice. And melanomas were processed too, and guess what? It actually worked. For mice. Probably kidneys, liver, stomach, name it and you have it. And yes, for mice. So this news is not an excuse for me to celebrate, yet. I'll wait for successful clinical trial.
Well, hooray, you're saved! .. if you're a mouse...
Not the first time it works for those lucky bastards, not us. I don't know how about you but I'll wait with champagne.
Yep, totally polish movie, and also one of best I've seen. Men of the world, beware!