Actually, you could take any point in space and say the universe revolves around it. Motion is relative; it's justs that some motions are easier to write equations for.
I'm not sure what how many other disease you know of that have increased 4-fold in three decades; seems skyrocketing to me, but that's subjective opinion.
> Lung cancer from asbestos is no joke.
It's called black humor: it's not meant to make light of a subject, that's why it's black.
He's supposed to be a writer, FCOL. I'm an occasional writer, too, and look: I've misspelled 'mispelling'-- but I'd catch that before I formatted an article all pretty by running it through a spell checker once or twice. Sloppy. Like his research.
While this may force foreign firms to lower their patent fees, some experts warn that China risks isolating itself if it creates standards that are incompatible with the rest of the world.
Seems that the US and Canada have done okay despite their standardization on Imperial measurement units as opposed to metric. The Chinese populations is now something like 1.2 billion people if I recall correctly, which is 4 times larger than the US. Once they get going economically they'll be dictating a lot of standards, I'm afraid.
The threat from North Korea is not that it will be on a par with the US vis a vis the ability dissuade attack (MAD doctrine). The threat is that the regime will use its weapons as blackmail: if the regime is about to fall, it will threaten to take a few tens of millions of innocent people with it. As a consequence, it gets aid to prop it up.
... and shot him?
I, for one, welcome our gaseous overlords.
Next you'll be telling me that cutting taxes for the wealthy DOESN'T lead to more investment in the US and higher-paying jobs for you and me.
Although there are disadvantages to a 'loser pays' system, it has the one big advantage of reducing frivolous lawsuits.
Mother Jones has won several Pulitzers and has cited as a primary source by mainstream news organizations in the past.
While I agree that they're biased as much a Fox News is, they're not the Weekly World News.
Bell-bottom pants aren't cool anymore? Man... what a bummer. I got to quit bogarting those roaches.
Actually, you could take any point in space and say the universe revolves around it. Motion is relative; it's justs that some motions are easier to write equations for.
I stand corrected -- 4-fold increase.
I'm not sure what how many other disease you know of that have increased 4-fold in three decades; seems skyrocketing to me, but that's subjective opinion.
> Lung cancer from asbestos is no joke.
It's called black humor: it's not meant to make light of a subject, that's why it's black.
He's supposed to be a writer, FCOL. I'm an occasional writer, too, and look: I've misspelled 'mispelling'-- but I'd catch that before I formatted an article all pretty by running it through a spell checker once or twice. Sloppy. Like his research.
It's hard to take a guy seriously when in a semi-formal publication he repeatedly uses the non-word 'noone'. Doesn't this guy know english?
"What hath Heisenberg wrought?"
Is he serving time in the Heisenberg Uncertainty Corrections Center?
I could a trip around the world for 3 or 4 thousand bucks. Dang!
While this may force foreign firms to lower their patent fees, some experts warn that China risks isolating itself if it creates standards that are incompatible with the rest of the world.
Seems that the US and Canada have done okay despite their standardization on Imperial measurement units as opposed to metric. The Chinese populations is now something like 1.2 billion people if I recall correctly, which is 4 times larger than the US. Once they get going economically they'll be dictating a lot of standards, I'm afraid.
Like the Oscar.
How 'bout the Elmer?
What's next, a giant buckminsterfullerene of laundry baskets?
What is 'tresspassing'? Walking on someone's hair?
Now I can give my cat a bath.
Corollary: If the local pro baseball team is made up of players from other towns and countries, is it still local?
... who will we provide the service too? Who's going to have the money to pay for these services we will soon be reemployed to provide?
Hindus don't eat cows, you insensitive clod!
The threat from North Korea is not that it will be on a par with the US vis a vis the ability dissuade attack (MAD doctrine). The threat is that the regime will use its weapons as blackmail: if the regime is about to fall, it will threaten to take a few tens of millions of innocent people with it. As a consequence, it gets aid to prop it up.
Dodge Omni!
Fell out of the Ugly Tree and hit every branch on the way down.
If you drink, don't scribe.
It's on the bedroom door. It asks "Did you forget your pants?"
So far, so good. Seems to be working.