Dark matter apparently has a huge gravitational impact on the behavior of galaxies and clusters of galaxies. If this turns out to be real and not an artifact of the data, it could give us a clue about which way we should be looking for this mysterious stuff.
Sorry, but my medical relatives have all been expressing concern about a massive, compulsory immunization program when the disease is relatively rare and the vaccine is relatively unproven.
If nothing else, we're still dealing with the whole "MMR vaccine causes autism" fiasco - anything that further entrenches an anti-vaccine attitude in the public is problematic.
I'm willing to bet the author of that post has no idea why naming yourself after the "world's worst science fiction writer" isn't the most credible way to distribute a conspiracy rant.
legally, I'm not so sure. I've heard of auto dealers coming after people who benefited from a pricing error - with mixed results. As a practical matter, I think the bad publicity almost always outweighs the money lost.
In the TOS, there was an episode where the Enterprise encounters an Amerindian tribe; during the mission they discuss the theory that a progenitor race had seeded the galaxy with a root humanoid species.
Back in the day I went to Drexel because I thought co-ops would help me pay for school. They did, somewhat, but they also taught me how the corporate world works.
You can also learn a lot of theory during co-op. I had a friend who was in constant danger of flunking out of EE; but got a good co-op with the Philadelphia Navy Yard. He'd flunk a class two terms straight, go on co-op, come back and fly through the class. Dealing with the circuits IRL taught him more than the books did.
The kinetic energy of the recoil will be precisely equal to the kinetic energy of the projectile.
With that said, the Navy has had decades of experience in dealing with guns that make your whole battleship slew sideways when fired. There are ways to absorb and/or re-direct the recoil.
techniques to prevent fraud, like requiring IDs, purging voter rolls of people who've died or moved, or using ballots that can be actually recounted (like punch cards) are actually attempts by the Republicans to suppress Democratic voters.
Because, just because you need ID to buy a booze or cigs doesn't mean it's reasonable to require ID to vote.
If Countrywide Mortgages can pull my report when ever they feel like it, why does the government need a subpoena?
Or, look at it this way: If the government needs a subpoena to look at my credit report than why the heck is everyone else allowed to look at it whenever they want?
Apparently they've been negotiating with Cisco the entire time. As of the day the iPhone was announced, Cisco was publicly stating that they expected to reach a settlement with Apple.
My guess is that Cisco decided to do the Evil Thing and released their iPhone last month for the sole purpose of strengthening their hold on the trademark.
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Dark matter apparently has a huge gravitational impact on the behavior of galaxies and clusters of galaxies. If this turns out to be real and not an artifact of the data, it could give us a clue about which way we should be looking for this mysterious stuff.
stopped smoking Indian joints?
Go back to middle school.
I'm curious, I mean, people have talked about them my whole life, but I thought they were a small western-only chain.
Sorry, but my medical relatives have all been expressing concern about a massive, compulsory immunization program when the disease is relatively rare and the vaccine is relatively unproven.
If nothing else, we're still dealing with the whole "MMR vaccine causes autism" fiasco - anything that further entrenches an anti-vaccine attitude in the public is problematic.
I'm willing to bet the author of that post has no idea why naming yourself after the "world's worst science fiction writer" isn't the most credible way to distribute a conspiracy rant.
legally, I'm not so sure. I've heard of auto dealers coming after people who benefited from a pricing error - with mixed results. As a practical matter, I think the bad publicity almost always outweighs the money lost.
this plot line has been used so many times it's got stretch marks.
Secret Military Project Goes Bad And Now You Must Clean It Up!
Yeah, I've never heard of that concept before. Very original. That's bound to add a lot of depth to the game.
In the TOS, there was an episode where the Enterprise encounters an Amerindian tribe; during the mission they discuss the theory that a progenitor race had seeded the galaxy with a root humanoid species.
Show me a cite for the idea that judges are supposed to follow the "spirit" of the law.
Judges, at least in the USA may have to interpret the law but they certainly aren't allowed to waive the law because they don't like what it says.
are notoriously bad at understanding the whole "parenting" concept.
Ranger is right.
From any other scientist who accepts a grant from a company - or from a government?
Back in the day I went to Drexel because I thought co-ops would help me pay for school. They did, somewhat, but they also taught me how the corporate world works.
You can also learn a lot of theory during co-op. I had a friend who was in constant danger of flunking out of EE; but got a good co-op with the Philadelphia Navy Yard. He'd flunk a class two terms straight, go on co-op, come back and fly through the class. Dealing with the circuits IRL taught him more than the books did.
Let's see what happens when Bush announces the US is developing nuclear engines for peaceful space exploration.
I got that reference faster than Skip Carmichael's corvette.
The kinetic energy of the recoil will be precisely equal to the kinetic energy of the projectile.
With that said, the Navy has had decades of experience in dealing with guns that make your whole battleship slew sideways when fired. There are ways to absorb and/or re-direct the recoil.
techniques to prevent fraud, like requiring IDs, purging voter rolls of people who've died or moved, or using ballots that can be actually recounted (like punch cards) are actually attempts by the Republicans to suppress Democratic voters.
Because, just because you need ID to buy a booze or cigs doesn't mean it's reasonable to require ID to vote.
What does one have to do with the other?
If Countrywide Mortgages can pull my report when ever they feel like it, why does the government need a subpoena?
Or, look at it this way: If the government needs a subpoena to look at my credit report than why the heck is everyone else allowed to look at it whenever they want?
You know, when I was growing up, that was considered a very stupid reason for doing something.
If you want to use the metric system in your research, then use the metric system. What's stopping you?
Why do you need the government to change the speed limit signs if your problem is interoperating with scientists?
Apparently they've been negotiating with Cisco the entire time. As of the day the iPhone was announced, Cisco was publicly stating that they expected to reach a settlement with Apple.
My guess is that Cisco decided to do the Evil Thing and released their iPhone last month for the sole purpose of strengthening their hold on the trademark.
Media exists, but it doesn't care what happens to the SlingCatcher.
because, to date, all the successful stem cell therapies have used non-embryonic stem cells.