It's available, but strangely, no one takes them up on it...
The John Templeton Foundation, of West Conshohocken, spends millions each year to explore and encourage a link between science and religion. But, except for a contribution to fund a debate forum in 1999, the foundation has declined to give money to the Discovery Institute.
Charles Harper Jr., senior vice president of the Templeton Foundation, said Discovery's involvement in "political issues" was troublesome.
"We want to advance real scientific research," Harper said. "Discovery Institute has never done - has never moved forward - any scientific research. On these deep issues, they've done absolutely nothing."
"Your room is flooded with light which comes through a bulb. The light is of a lesser density than the air that you breathe and illuminates it so that you may see objects about you.
What causes that light?
Passing from the bulb is a wire connecting with a machine that grinds from a lump of solid matter under pressure substances of various densities and these substances are drawn into your room by Suction located in the bulb."
Is there a middle ground to be had here? Can atheists and theists both be right?
Only if both sides argue in good faith.
The Creationists have never done that. From mushy, constantly morphing claims, to malicious character smears, to outright self-contradiction, their goal has always been to tear critical thinking down, not to advance the state of knowledge.
Look up "Howard Ahmanson" and decide whether he has a truth-seeking agenda or not. And find out whether the Templeton group ever got any creationists to take their research money.
Two Win2k boxes on my SOHO network came up with network access down/disabled. I was afraid my router had gone TU but this here Ubuntu box got online without problems. Reboots worked to get the Win2k machines online again.
But embryonic stem-cell researchers were shocked and delighted by the advance, which many had referred to as a distant possibility until they saw this study by Woo Suk Hwang and his colleagues...
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
Huge eternal holes full of anything would be a pain to manage. (Look at the annual number of ocean drownings worldwide.)
We have the technology now to chew all that stuff up for power, leaving only mild leftovers with 100-200 yr. half-lives. (Put that in your smoky glass and.. uh.. <metaphor meltdown>)
Oh, and it will also run on thorium. And can't go critical.
The Firesign Theater had this one pegged in the '70s:
[Clem the Worker and Barney the Bozo are accosted on the Funway. A hologram character is trying to take Clem away to security at the Hospitality Shelter.]
Artie Choke: Oh, *I* see, you're too frightened or tired to move! Well, just stand there, and I'll send Deputy Dan to come getcha!...
That album could have a big revival if the suits glom onto this as a bodycount-reducer.
Please come out to SF and tell PG&E to fix everything immediately. In the rain/fog in the Bay Area, you can stand near many a utility pole at a quiet time and hear the zapping and hissing of the coronas on the HV insulator attachment points.
Put HV on a somewhat pointy thing, in the mist, and the world is your lightning ball. The current is relatively small, however - climb up and grab on, as the raccoons do, for some HUGE SPARKS.
There must be some kind of a soundproof barrier between reality and the guys bidding this crap on the marketplace floor...
Unfortunately, it's the same one that blocks the mass of computer users from understanding their machines - the mechanisms will mirror and magnify only the actions of those piloting them. When a monkey looks into a trading floor, no Warren Buffett looks out.
Nobody leave the room ask shall - somebody I leave nobody in the room body shall, take the tablets Tigerbody. Alself me to my duce introlow left body in the roomself.
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The virus has genetic characteristics of avian flu and swine flu.
The obvious way to distinguish this one is to call it the Flying Pig Flu.
Late-night comics and morning zoo types will flog it for all it's worth, so it will overtake the current moniker.
And the zealots will have to try to kill all the flying pigs.
Sorry, Stephen.
It's available, but strangely, no one takes them up on it ...
Intelligent Design's Big Ambitions"
Learn from a professional, kid ...
"Your room is flooded with light which comes through a bulb. The light is of a lesser density than the air that you breathe and illuminates it so that you may see objects about you.
What causes that light?
Passing from the bulb is a wire connecting with a machine that grinds from a lump of solid matter under pressure substances of various densities and these substances are drawn into your room by Suction located in the bulb."
http://www.lawsonomy.org/Lawsonomy202.html
Only if both sides argue in good faith.
The Creationists have never done that. From mushy, constantly morphing claims, to malicious character smears, to outright self-contradiction, their goal has always been to tear critical thinking down, not to advance the state of knowledge.
Look up "Howard Ahmanson" and decide whether he has a truth-seeking agenda or not. And find out whether the Templeton group ever got any creationists to take their research money.
Two Win2k boxes on my SOHO network came up with network access down/disabled. I was afraid my router had gone TU but this here Ubuntu box got online without problems. Reboots worked to get the Win2k machines online again.
FWIW
Gesundheit!
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it.
--Chinese Proverb
I stumbled through an unobservable bit of the world once.
It was an invisible 7-Eleven
Look like???
We have the technology now to chew all that stuff up for power, leaving only mild leftovers with 100-200 yr. half-lives.
(Put that in your smoky glass and
Oh, and it will also run on thorium. And can't go critical.
If they're just giving it to trees, we have no worries; trees don't have lungs.
"The big blue button!!!...The big bright shining blue candy-like button!!!.. Can he stand it?!!!.."
I t'ink he
Well well, what de hell! Dat's de sun at the center of the earth...
[PS> The new coffee table autobio The Pythons is great!]
[Jeff is watching one of Patrick's home porn vids]
.....naked...Susan....Susan...naked...Susan....
..Nah.
Jeff:
[Susan appears over his shoulder. He stops.]
Susan: Not going to finish your song?
Jeff:
Susan: Why not?
Jeff: I've forgotten the words.
[Clem the Worker and Barney the Bozo are accosted on the Funway. A hologram character is trying to take Clem away to security at the Hospitality Shelter.]
Artie Choke: Oh, *I* see, you're too frightened or tired to move! Well, just stand there, and I'll send Deputy Dan to come getcha!...
That album could have a big revival if the suits glom onto this as a bodycount-reducer.
Put HV on a somewhat pointy thing, in the mist, and the world is your lightning ball. The current is relatively small, however - climb up and grab on, as the raccoons do, for some HUGE SPARKS.
A very interesting article here makes that exact point, taking the long view of our information-based economy.
The US won't go down the tubes because of outsourcing. It'll go down the tubes because we're becoming uninteresting to smart people.
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This is obviously some strange use of the word that I wasn't previously aware of.
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Watch out! SCO has proprietary rights to that business model - you may get a "friendly invoice" for calling attention to it.
Unfortunately, it's the same one that blocks the mass of computer users from understanding their machines - the mechanisms will mirror and magnify only the actions of those piloting them. When a monkey looks into a trading floor, no Warren Buffett looks out.
Check the foreword to a recent addition of 'Fahrenheit 451'. He talks about people calling him to change/update the story to make it more PC!
Nobody leave the room ask shall - somebody I leave nobody in the room body shall, take the tablets Tigerbody. Alself me to my duce introlow left body in the roomself.