In short, scientists think rising levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are contributing to global warming, as would be expected; but to what extent is difficult to determine at the present time.
As atmospheric levels of greenhouse gases continue to rise, scientists estimate average global temperatures will continue to rise as a result. By how much and how fast remain uncertain. IPCC projects further global warming of 2.2-10F (1.4-5.8C) by the year 2100. This range results from uncertainties in greenhouse gas emissions, the possible cooling effects of atmospheric particles such as sulfates, and the climate's response to changes in the atmosphere.
The IPCC states that even the low end of this warming projection "would probably be greater than any seen in the last 10,000 years, but the actual annual to decadal changes would include considerable natural variability."
Which also implicitely gives a hint to the average scientific "advancedness" of the average/.er.
that the mouse, rather than the keyboard, is the thing that really brings on RSI
Having switched back to being lefthanded from being forced the other way, I though still use the right hand for the mouse as I feel that the restrictions imposed on the dominant hand (by the mouse) are causing trouble of sorts.
If you still need useful data like that you have missed something that already existed (though naturally in a different outfit) when uucp was en vogue.
It might not be as bad as all that, though, if you start to ask the question: how often do people surf outside their own native language?
Without any intention of flamebaiting (as ever) I guess roughly 100% of the educated non-native with regard to command of some type of "English" (the French might not fall into this scheme) - hmm, but who is educated these days?
In my studied opinion it is far better for the chemical/physical causes of mental illness to be hidden safely away from the...
Besides having difficulties in recognizing simple cause-consequence relations in a complex world I sincerely wonder how you in your studies came to the conclusion that disregulations on the "material" side may be rated as a "cause".
And the best thing is that we're now drawing from the most creative and brilliant minds of India, China, Korea and many other nations
... who will supposedly pass the (attained) knowledge within their area and will sell ready-made products to the (then) imbecile (e.g. cooked up by cell phones) population of former technology leaders.
Yes, and it will not be possible to calculate your speed between those automagic toll collecting spots.
So we learn that Googlelism would not help in a Fisher-Byrne scenario.
It's like worrying about the emotions your hand feels when you jack off.
Hmm, considering the theory behind Korean hand acupuncture
and hypothesizing that there might be a fourth ape (missing from the famous three) you might find reasons to worry.
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The closest living relative to human beings is not the common chimpanzee
Sure?
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the authorities there
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Imagine those are part of the game. Evil cops and such
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would be good read.
Lem
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Some like to let the Bombardier Beetle enter the podium.
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Believing in magic I was directed to tis ...
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In short, scientists think rising levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are contributing to global warming, as would be expected; but to what extent is difficult to determine at the present time.
As atmospheric levels of greenhouse gases continue to rise, scientists estimate average global temperatures will continue to rise as a result. By how much and how fast remain uncertain. IPCC projects further global warming of 2.2-10F (1.4-5.8C) by the year 2100. This range results from uncertainties in greenhouse gas emissions, the possible cooling effects of atmospheric particles such as sulfates, and the climate's response to changes in the atmosphere.
The IPCC states that even the low end of this warming projection "would probably be greater than any seen in the last 10,000 years, but the actual annual to decadal changes would include considerable natural variability."
Which also implicitely gives a hint to the average scientific "advancedness" of the average
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that the mouse, rather than the keyboard, is the thing that really brings on RSI
Having switched back to being lefthanded from being forced the other way, I though still use the right hand for the mouse as I feel that the restrictions imposed on the dominant hand (by the mouse) are causing trouble of sorts.
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In Southern California, most of the women are inflatable.
:)
I.e., the bias that there is a lot of hot air around there applies
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they will pull the plug on the planet
Which would leave only little more then a dent in the universe.
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When will the madness end?
Imagine: A (perhaps patented) virus set up to compensate a big loss of a pharma company gets out of control and causes a real pandemic.
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Languages - well , the whole language can be broken down in 1 4hr lesson into a massive 1 foot sized flow chart and
:), but what about zhongwen???
Might apply if lower class US English is in focus (or German as recently spoken, I have no bias
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The race doesn't end at the starting line. It ends at the finishing line.
Logic? I thought the finishing line implies that you are out of business,
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If you still need useful data like that you have missed something that already existed (though naturally in a different outfit) when uucp was en vogue.
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In my field of expertise a proper diagnosis is rated "very professional" indeed.
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I think that's pretty earth shattering...a 3 minute pop video, or a 45 minute TV show for the same price?
No, it is not. Just an example of estimated price margins.
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It might not be as bad as all that, though, if you start to ask the question: how often do people surf outside their own native language?
Without any intention of flamebaiting (as ever) I guess roughly 100% of the educated non-native with regard to command of some type of "English" (the French might not fall into this scheme) - hmm, but who is educated these days?
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More along these lines; open to the art of hermeneutics for those who can :)
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... having to face Afronet, Amerinet and Eurasianet - hmm, sounds a bit 84 :(
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In my studied opinion it is far better for the chemical/physical causes of mental illness to be hidden safely away from the ...
Besides having difficulties in recognizing simple cause-consequence relations in a complex world I sincerely wonder how you in your studies came to the conclusion that disregulations on the "material" side may be rated as a "cause".
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Maybe it would be better if the nurture (environment) part would be treated instead of the nature (DNA) side (as the article seems to suggest).
On a side note: My wife took Prozac and turned bipolar as a consequence, so take care.
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But the only reason the Internet is free is because the companies controlling its infrastructure are not only in a free country ...
Clearly that prevented the Verisign DNS abuse.
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And the best thing is that we're now drawing from the most creative and brilliant minds of India, China, Korea and many other nations
... who will supposedly pass the (attained) knowledge within their area and will sell ready-made products to the (then) imbecile (e.g. cooked up by cell phones) population of former technology leaders.
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Say goodbye to speed traps
Yes, and it will not be possible to calculate your speed between those automagic toll collecting spots.
So we learn that Googlelism would not help in a Fisher-Byrne scenario.
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It's like worrying about the emotions your hand feels when you jack off.
Hmm, considering the theory behind Korean hand acupuncture and hypothesizing that there might be a fourth ape (missing from the famous three) you might find reasons to worry.
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... so it seems that there is still hope for a better world :)
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... enlighten me which is different - please.
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