I completely agree. If an individual commits a crime it is for the authorities to take action, I don't understand why local police forces haven't arrested offending priests.
It's wrong to say that the catfish do not belong on land, they are known to cross land to move from pond to pond as they dry up and there is some evidence that they migrate, at least once in their lifetime. They usually leave ponds at night when it's more humid so it's not a well known phenomenon. Nonetheless, this is very interesting behaviour.
Whereas I fully support your stance, suggestion and momentarily considered doing it myself I now think that such an approach is best avoided, particularly in the USA or anywhere that's likely to extradite someone to the USA on the slightest pretext (e.g the UK). I'm sure that the courts in the USA would see this as a deliberate attempt to waste police time and there's bound to be a long sentence for that because nobody's actually harmed or lost anything.
If these worried scientists got their collective arses in gear and worked out how to making fusion happen then they'd have all the helium their heart's desire. They should put more time into actually doing something useful and less time into warning us what might happen if they sit about all day complaining.
As governments are voted in by the electorate, at least in some countries, doesn't the electorate have the right to know the truth about them? Surely if government agencies were allowed to (or continue to be allowed to) cover up the truth it is tantamount to vote rigging. Wiki leaks has done something very significant, it has shown governments that they are visible, that they can't ride roughshod over the electorate and they will be measured by what they've done, not what they've said they've done. Wiki leaks is a a small step for man but a giant leap for mankind.
Almost, to drive an aerofoil through the air the amount of energy required per unit area decreases as the unit area increases. Thus an aerofoil of 2sqm will require more energy to cut through the air than an aerofoil of 1sqm but not twice as much.
Yes let's look at the real problems, my girlfriend has been in the bathroom for two hours and hasn't even started my breakfast yet! Thankfully I was able to make myself a coffee but that was some time ago and now there's washing-up to do. Will it ever end?
It's not better educated women that does the good, it's the change in the mindset of the men around them that gets them to agree that educating women, a) is not a bad thing - possibly even a basic human right, and b) could actually be beneficial to everyone; now that's where the good comes from. You can have women as highly educated as you choose but if they don't have an equal stage then it's for nothing.
I think that there are few that would suggest that the 'west' has done a lot of good but there are equally few that would suggest that in the process we've also done a lot of harm. On balance it's been good but it must have been a bugger at the time!
All pints of Guinness can be pulled quickly almost independently of the shape of the glass, the current two-stage pouring process was introduced as a marketing ploy some decades ago to make the beer somehow special. I'm not denying that the beer is special, only that it needs to be poured in any special way.
Slashdot Mirror
Airbus use a lot of carbon fibre and have done for some time, there's no bad reports so far.
Sounds to me like you've got a big gut and lots of kids!
I completely agree. If an individual commits a crime it is for the authorities to take action, I don't understand why local police forces haven't arrested offending priests.
That was a very interesting use of the double negative by your old man!
It's wrong to say that the catfish do not belong on land, they are known to cross land to move from pond to pond as they dry up and there is some evidence that they migrate, at least once in their lifetime. They usually leave ponds at night when it's more humid so it's not a well known phenomenon. Nonetheless, this is very interesting behaviour.
Whereas I fully support your stance, suggestion and momentarily considered doing it myself I now think that such an approach is best avoided, particularly in the USA or anywhere that's likely to extradite someone to the USA on the slightest pretext (e.g the UK). I'm sure that the courts in the USA would see this as a deliberate attempt to waste police time and there's bound to be a long sentence for that because nobody's actually harmed or lost anything.
If these worried scientists got their collective arses in gear and worked out how to making fusion happen then they'd have all the helium their heart's desire. They should put more time into actually doing something useful and less time into warning us what might happen if they sit about all day complaining.
In a similar vein, the richest source of platinum is now the surface of major roads in the western world, the ppm count is higher than high grade ore.
As governments are voted in by the electorate, at least in some countries, doesn't the electorate have the right to know the truth about them? Surely if government agencies were allowed to (or continue to be allowed to) cover up the truth it is tantamount to vote rigging. Wiki leaks has done something very significant, it has shown governments that they are visible, that they can't ride roughshod over the electorate and they will be measured by what they've done, not what they've said they've done. Wiki leaks is a a small step for man but a giant leap for mankind.
Could be that the Texas scientists are upset because they weren't good enough to get a job at CERN?
Almost, to drive an aerofoil through the air the amount of energy required per unit area decreases as the unit area increases. Thus an aerofoil of 2sqm will require more energy to cut through the air than an aerofoil of 1sqm but not twice as much.
Sexy women in science are a great thing... domestic science while wearing a French maid's outfit.
Yes let's look at the real problems, my girlfriend has been in the bathroom for two hours and hasn't even started my breakfast yet! Thankfully I was able to make myself a coffee but that was some time ago and now there's washing-up to do. Will it ever end?
It's not better educated women that does the good, it's the change in the mindset of the men around them that gets them to agree that educating women, a) is not a bad thing - possibly even a basic human right, and b) could actually be beneficial to everyone; now that's where the good comes from. You can have women as highly educated as you choose but if they don't have an equal stage then it's for nothing.
Article, what article?
Wrong week perhaps?
A good woman scientist should look like a make-up commercial!
But as the cost of conducting science increases year on year can we afford to have more objectivity go out of the window one week in four?
But not the ones that think they're smart but are not.
I didn't see any immigrants, as far as I could tell they all look European to me.
Yep, that's how I remember science lessons!
Sorry, I meant to say ...that in the process we've not done any harm.
I think that there are few that would suggest that the 'west' has done a lot of good but there are equally few that would suggest that in the process we've also done a lot of harm. On balance it's been good but it must have been a bugger at the time!
I think that's grossly unfair, they also invented only drinking a little bit but getting very drunk indeed.
All pints of Guinness can be pulled quickly almost independently of the shape of the glass, the current two-stage pouring process was introduced as a marketing ploy some decades ago to make the beer somehow special. I'm not denying that the beer is special, only that it needs to be poured in any special way.