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Started 4 hours, 56 minutes ago (2008-11-18 23:43:00)
by Feeding Cone
• The general consensus amongst internet forums and music retail that analog = good and digital = bad is always humorous. • The notion that there is an audible difference between individual audio cables of the same spec is always wild, considering there has never been a positive turn-out in a double-blind A/B test performed in accordance with the scientific method. Also especially...
Started 1 day, 3 hours ago (2008-11-18 00:56:00)
by MadHound
Always messing up a good story line. Interesting tactic there, we're discussing facts, bullet conditions and such, and all the sudden you try to blow it all up with a strawman about 911. Please, stick with the topic at hand and stop trying to erect a strawman to cover your sorry ass. As far as the damage from a bullet that hits bone, unless it is a very glancing blow, a bullet will mangle ...
Started 1 day, 7 hours ago (2008-11-17 21:04:00)
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Started 1 day, 17 hours ago (2008-11-17 11:04:00)
by al-Canine
Tuberculosis: A new pandemic? By Patrice Poltzer For CNN LONDON, England -- Many people think of tuberculosis as being a disease from the past. The truth is far from it: Tuberculosis is mutating into dangerous new strains for which there is no known cure. One of the most frightening strains is XDR-TB, which stands for extensively drug-resistant TB. Unlike less virulent ...
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2008-11-17 08:36:00)
by zeblith
How did this even come up? I thought the purpose of this article was to describe the actual scientific notion of the Big Bang and try to clarify some of the misconceptions thereof. Now, since we're on the topic of creation: the purpose of Science is not to debunk religious beliefs. Zealots have just been using that idea to perpetuate an "Us vs. Them" mentality to disregard any discovery/...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2008-11-16 05:02:00)
by DexDaurce
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Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-15 09:46:00)
by ?Winding?
Quote: Originally Posted by ΨWindingΨ 1. They listen to Rush and watch Hannity, and believe everything they say - Yet some do. 2. They listen to Christian radio and play in their church worship group. - Yet some do. 3. They don't use or believe in birth control. - Yet some don't. 4. They think that praying for a victory in a ...
Started 4 days, 4 hours ago (2008-11-15 00:00:00)
by GEOROX
Filip the II Resurected wrote: The research findings of the Swiss institute IGENEA http://www.news.wisc.edu/14324 Although many people rely on commercially available genetic tests for insights into their ancestry, consumers should be aware of significant limitations in such testing, according to a group of researchers commenting in today's issue of the journal Science. The ...
Started 4 days, 8 hours ago (2008-11-14 19:52:45)
by johnnyfiber
Cousin Barack and Me Published by Friedrich Braunon November 12, 2008in Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity . ANCESTRY MAGAZINE How close do two people have to be to claim a relationship? That really is all relative. Based on America’s peculiar and unfortunate “drop of blood rule,” a person with a single drop of “black blood” is considered black by the majority. That’s why Barack Obama, with an ...
Started 4 days, 11 hours ago (2008-11-14 17:18:00)
by SkeleTony
Braf: As a matter of principle I do not respond to 'wall of text' portions of replies directed at me. So I will not be doing a point-by-point response to your rambling blather about having a photographic memory, taking Calculus notes, keeping notes in a trapper keeper, typing out descriptions of what is in said notes(as you said you retrieved said Trapper Keeper and have it in front of you), ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 16:03:00)
by RSS_News_User
LiveScience.com - This story in not available. Original Story: Helicopters Collect Whale Snot from Blowholes LiveScience.com chronicles the daily advances and innovations made in science and technology. We take on the misconceptions that often pop up around scientific discoveries and deliver short, provocative explanations with a certain wit and style. Check out our science videos,...
Started 6 days, 14 hours ago (2008-11-12 14:24:00)
by rog072533
The Inquisitions of History: The Mythology and the Reality | Reverend Brian Van Hove, S.J. | Ignatius Insight Print-friendly version An ecclesiastical inquisition in Europe was a court system adapted from Roman law. It was an institutional tribunal charged with protecting orthodox religious doctrine and church discipline. From 1414-1418 (Constance) and 1438 (Basle), the ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 16:03:00)
by RSS_News_User
LiveScience.com - This story in not available. Original Story: Helicopters Collect Whale Snot from Blowholes LiveScience.com chronicles the daily advances and innovations made in science and technology. We take on the misconceptions that often pop up around scientific discoveries and deliver short, provocative explanations with a certain wit and style. Check out our science videos,...
